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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1961-12-21, Page 10Pa9c 1. Clinton News-Record---Thorn., Dec, 21, 1961 Will Live at Kippen MR. AND MRS. L. DOUGLAS MANN were married on Saturday, December 16, in St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen by the Rev. A. H. Johnston. The bride is Kathryn Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, RR 2, Hensall and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann, Clin- ton. The young-couple will live at Kippen. (Photo by Phillips) CHARLES House of Beauty Phone 1-1L1 2-7065 Clinton -- Victoria St. ...and to you, MERRY CHRISTMAS! Glad Tidings of Joy to everyone PALMER'S Beauty Lounge Warm wishes full of good cheer that our many friends have a bright Chriitmas holiday. Clinton Public Utilities Commission MANAGEMENT and STAFF CLINTON HU 2-9601 For AMSINGS Personal Attention 55 ALBERT VARIETY and STREET Service shop STORE at That FURNITURE GIFTS at Last BEATTIE VICTORIA B e Service ROY hpi Fin do CNIEi n tHo Supertest nu MANN'S Station STREET Office P2o-9079 CLAYT HU 2-7034 DIXON'S - - Rottenbury AUTO SUPPLY Street HU : 4 2-6626 '41.." F. PENNEBAKER B. ' 4,.:..,.. CLINTON vtbree;: HU BUILDERS' J. W. Counter SUPPLIES 2-9612 - Albert St. Phone FREE FOOD FITZSIMONS HU DELIVERY FAIR 2-9412hone Art MEAT P Colson KING For Quality 2-3834 CLINTON HU — MARKET STREET Grant Moats Irwin ANSTETT JEWELLERS Lee's Your Style Centre in Clinton For Ladies', Men's & Boys' Wear Clutter Heating and Electric TOM CHUTER, or JOE WILD, HU 2-7652 HU 2-9519 "CHAMPION" Foul` —Cleanest Burning —Insured by Prudential of —Automatic Delivery England for Safety "We Specialize in Fuel Oil" A. 6. GRIGG and SON DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS Phone HU 2-9525 Clinton .innannonsommounisnin Albert St., EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS Extend to You a • This is the with we send your way: May yours be a Merry Holiday — And we also extend a big "thank you" for uour Dattonaae. The Clinton News-Record extends a hearty "Thank You" to the above merchants who made this Jackpot Draw to successful. Harold's White Rose Garage Victoria Street Clinton HU 2-9023 CENTRAL CITIES SERVICE Full Line of Firestone Auto Accessories Corner of King and Mary Streets — Near IGA PHONE HU 2-9032 - - CLINTON Aiken's HU 2-9352 HERB'S Food Market — FREE DELIVERY — Phone HU 2-3445 Save Black Diamond Stamps COMPLETE Phone HU 2-9012 George McGee, Prop. I "The House of Admiral Store" HURON ST. - CLINTON PHONE HU 2-9414 CLINTON CAB ART GROVES & SON TAXI SERVICE YOUR CLINTON JACKPOT STORES "AIL YULETIDE CHEER H. C. Lawson Insurance Real Estate RATTENBURY STREET CLINTON 60th ANNIVERSARY AT HOME LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox, Londesboro, will be at home to their friends and neighbours on Tuesday, December 26. from 2.30 to 5.30 at Len.Aesbolo Commu:iity Hall on V. c ion of their 60th wcdcli anni- versary which fails o i Ch. h`•• mas Day. It is respectfully requested that thei e be no gifts. carol, "Joy to the World" was sung. Monthly reports were given. Mrs. N. Holland presented Mrs. Charles Nelson with a life membership. Mrs. Nelson ex- pressed her thanks to the lad- ies, Yearly reports were given by the Associate Helpers; the CGIT who appreciated the ban- quet given by the WMS to them last year; the Mission Band; the Baby Band; the lit- erature secretary; the supply secretary, who reported bales sent to Toronto and to Cape Crocker. Mrs. Harry Roney sang un- accompanied, a number of Christmas carols, The society has 47 members, and there are 22 associate help- ers. Mrs. Beattie's ,group was in charge of the worship service. The carol, "As with Gladness, Men of Old" was sung. Mrs. P. Livermore read the scripture and Mrs. L. Jervis led in pray- er, Mrs. Beattie read, "Are We Ready for Christmas?" Mrs. C. Park told a Christmas story and Miss E. Jamieson read a story from the study book. A delicious Christmas lutich was served. S7.7TTER-PERDUE DRAW FINDS WINNER OF $3.00 The lucky number this week In the Sutter-Perdue draw is 2,715. The holder of this ticket may call at the store and get a .`,7-3 credit, The winner for last week's lucky number was Miss Edna Jamieson. Hearthside Club Yuletide Meeting Mrs, Mervyn Batitin And Miss Dorothy Marquis led in the devotions on. the Christmas story held Thursday evening, December 14, by the Hearth- side Club of Ontario Street United, Church, Mrs, Roy Wheeler was in charge of the short business period. White gifts for the Fred Victor Mission which had been placed under the tree, were de- dicated by Mrs. Grant Mills. Mrs. Harold Black and Mrs, Ross. Merrill were in charge of the creltinole party which fol- lowed. High lady was Mrs. Plaetzer and low, Mrs, Gardin- er, Delicious lunch was served to everyone 'by members of the executive, and a social half hour followed. Over 30 Ladies Attend Good Will Pot Luck Supper For the final meeting on De- cember 12, before joining the United Church Women organi- zation, 29 members and friends of the Wesley-Willis Good Will Club partook of a delicious buffet pat-luck supper. The long tables were attractively decor- ated in keeping with the Christ- mas season, The singing of familiar carols followed the supper hour, with Mrs. C. G. Park as ac- companist. Mrs. H. G. Man- ning, the president, then con- ducted the remainder of the meeting. Mrs. M. Steepe read Luke 2: 1-19 and also gave a timely reading, "The Meaning of Christmas". The regular and annual re- ports of treasurer, secretary and flower convener were read and adopted. For correspon- dence, a letter of thanks, from U.S.C., for generous contribu- tions received, was read by Mrs. L. Jervis, Flowers are to be placed in the church for the Christmas season. Two comfor- table swivel chairs have been donated by the club to supple- ment vestry furnishings. Mrs, W. Holland contributed two pleasing accordion numb- ers. Mrs. E. H, Epps gave a much appreciated reading, "The Songs My Mother Sang to Me". An •auction of all articles re- maining in the travel basket was conducted by Mrs. B. Sut- ter, who handed the proceeds, 0.1.30, to the treasurer, The meeting closed with the bene- diction. Christmas Theme On Television Over The Holiday For those .who may be plan- ning a Christmas of relaxation, alone, and depending upon the television programs for enter- tainment, we list some special programs on CKNX-TV next week, On December 22, from 9.30 to 10.30 p.m, "At Trip 'to Christmas", On December 24, Christmas Eve, at 10 p.m. "One Winter Night"; at 11,30, a Christmas Carol Program and at 12 midnight for ninety min- utes, "Midnight Mass', Then on Christmas Day at 10 can. Her Majesty the Queen; from 10,07 a,m., Christmas Day Glee Club; from 10.3Q, three films and at 12,30 noon a 15- minute message from Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. At 12.40 CBC-TV news and a message from the president of CBC. Afternoon programs are: 1 p.m., Christmas reflection's; 1.30, Welcome Home; 2,00, Chez Helene; 2.15, Nursery School; 2,30, Open House; 3.00, the 4th Wise Man; 3,30, Friend- ly Giant; 3,45, Sing Ring Around; 4.00 p.m., Cartoonia; 4.30, Tuktut; 5,00; Razzle Daz- Turner's WA To Peck Bale The Turner's United Church Woman's Association met in the „church .basement on Wed- oesday, December 13 with five members. and one visitor rent. A quilt was tied, and used doting brought for a bale to be sent to the Fred Victor Mission in Toronto. The meeting followed with the as3i-iltant president, Mrs, Erlin Whitmore in the chair. Prayer was offered by Mrs, Gregor McGregor and the topic taken, by Mrs. William Roger- son. After the meeting, lunch was served by Mrs, Howard Johns. zie; 5.30, Rob Roy. In the evening, at 6 p.m., Christmas is Magic; 6.30, Christmas with Reg; 7.00, Zane Grey Theatre; 7,30, Don Mes- ser's Jubilee; 8.00 p.m„ Danny Thomas Show; 8.30, Live a Borrowed Life; 9.00 p.m., Bob Cummings Show; 9.30, Festival, the Cradle of Willow. After 11 o'clock CBC-TV news, will be a repeat of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II message, and then the regular CKNX news Nite- cap, sports and. Starlight Theatre. Wesley-Willis WMS Holds Final Meeting of Group The final meeting of Wesley- Willis United Church Woman's Missionary Society met in the Sunday School room last Thu s- day, December 14, with Mrs George Beattie in charge, since the president was absent be- cause of illness. After opening with a .Christmas prayer, a I Ono doesn't need a garage for those little foreign, earsHAtst the box they same in. You -can't stay ahead of your I 'ruesa they cal 'em wlr aw hills if you allow them to .4o I envelopes because they contain all the 3.31432110 bilis that give 1,1$. Pane.,