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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-12-18, Page 8OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED 14 5,..14%1:?17fil:ItRiPiPAPMv.67.uifyr;;;A,oRipl!,w.mrww*-s.)t ,Ag g IA NOTICE! g I :„, 14 Our year ends on DECEMBER 30th g inre would appreciate all A A- bdls being paid on or before this date 14 14 14 527-1910 14 14 14 Seaferth .,,m*Kmty.4zmmsmy:t$:myAttvammwz..53aslzy:t4 rya L.z.smcm,m,maw.m.ipaigmt,*mv;mt4Egtoff li ...v or 0 Pwit yew HK E D HCOHLEIDEARY For customer convenience and a finer selection of Tilley leather goods, we have -1540404,T00,* added a new display. The leather products most people favor are available in their complete quality line of billfolds, purses, key cases and utility cases at Smith's: GIVE 14 14 14 14 14 Polaroid Swinger ,Reg. 19.95 — 15.75 14 Big Swinger Reg. 29.95 — 25.50 Kodak 124 Kit Reg. 29.95-19.75 14 14 m 14 boxed Christmas cards 0 $1 00 and up ..) ,,.: $.1 7 ,h-----77----------7--Li—. ,,, ,. ,LA,,,14 iv n 'I liJilr Si u, V,, i ? ;:ri-ucyraGi Nolt cm' (I 14 owaiReadek- 'TOY DEPT. Kodak 134 Kit Reg, 36.50-29.75 NLYBEEED ' PAINTING .SETS "IleAraf CrigtiVe falx;tios 1 We Have A Complete • i Line Including King Size . \,, (Formerly MacEwan's) iem Regulars — 47c. _ 0 4.29 to $3.39 ALBERT ..r .__4B2-9i00 CLINTON - g Superfast — 55c • 61:izimiM71341x713tp1Ptisttis0154:FAStgEltZ..:1,2i' IngS"ttg.stzrtgEtztail r................, MERRILL TV Choose from the finest Philips, Rogers Majestic, Fleetwood or Sahyo 19" — 22" — and 25" Screens - $489" Color TV AND UP LOss a liberal trade-in allowance OFFICE W. 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The studepts, -who were accompanied by Dale Grey, head of the English department, are studying the play in their first term, The group left the school at noon 'Wednesday and were. met at the theatre by students of Beal Techoicaf school and Glencoe Central School who had also travelled to London to Preview the show. Comments by students and by Mr. Grey after the show led many to the conclustion that the production was not readily accepted by the watchers, even though they felt the outing was worthwhile. Correct washing techniques should eliminate the need for bleach, except for badly soiled or yellowed garments. GIFTS FROM ANSTETT JEWELLERS CLINTON Are Gif t Wrapped FREE HAPPINESS IS Beauty, quality, in these gifts of jewelry. g THIS WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE PUBLIC. GIFTS FOR HER BUY HER SOMETHING TO WEAR FREE GIFT WRAPPING FOR MEN DRESSES 20% OFF 14 ,Glint n. News~:i~ec4rd, ThkirdPY, PecernPer 1989 v Jjllpllllll,lll IIIIIIIhlllillllll 111111111111111 Illpll 111111 III 11111111111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1111111 IIIp11 Illllllllll)II III III III 1111111111111011111 I glllll IIIIIIIIIIIIII III 111111111111111111111111111,,Ilhllhllilllllllhllllllllllillllllhllpl! IIL Kippen . BY. MRS. NORMAN 'LONG • The Christmas meeting of the Kippen United Church. Women was well attended by, members and guests, Mrs. Harold Jones and Mrs, Tom Reid presented a meaningful devotional with the gospel Christmas stories interspersed with carols played by our pianist, Mrs: Ross Broadfoot, Mrs. John Sinclair also assisted in the scripture presentation, Mrs. Keith Lovell, accompanied by Mrs. G. Moffatt, sang three solo numbers, the last of which was the deeply-moving "0 Holy Night." Mrs. Harold Jones gave a 1969 Christmas message. Mrs. Robert Elgie, the president, then welcomed members and visitors. Mrs. H. Binnendyk read the minutes of last meeting, Roll call was answered by a favorite Christmas symbol. Thank-you notes were reau by Mrs, K. McKay from Mr. Norman Dickert. Reports were given by Mrs. K. McLellan and Mrs. Laird Finlayson. The nominating committee report was given by Mrs. W. J. F. Bell and was accepted. Plans were completed for the church school concert. It was agreed that the ladies would undertake to help with craft work at the Hensall Nursing Home in February, The year's UCW programs, which had been compiled and printed by Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, were handed out with gratitude to Mrs. Cooper for her work. Mrs. Harold Jones then introduced Mrs. Ellwood of Clinton who showed splendid slides of her recent trip to Switzerland. Mrs. John A. Cooper gave courtesy remarks. The hostesses, Mrs. Robert McGregor and Mrs. Alf Moffatt, provided festive and delicious refreshments. Mrs. Ray Bell had the misfortune of falling on some ice outside her home Dec. 5 and fractured her ankle in three places. She was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Littleton and Charlene of London visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Faber and family recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McQuarrie and children spent a recent weekend in Meaford visiting a „vprother,,, ao,4sistei-in-lavi"' Mr. and Mrs. Mike McQuarrie.'` Brenda Weir of Stratford spent a recent weekend with her cousin, Cathy Bell, Varna news BY FRED McCLYMONT A White Gift service was held last Sunday in " the United Church with the pastor, Rev. M. Morrison, in charge and several members of the Sunday School assisted with the service. All gifts will be forwarded to the Biafra Fund. The Explorer group met last week in the church with the leaders, Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs. Barry Taylor. The president, Miss Cathy Taylor opened the meeting. Members repeated the Explorer purpose and motto. Miss Sylvia Wilson led in prayer, Miss Bonnie Dawson read the scripture lesson, Miss Nancy Fawcett read the minutes and the roll call was answered by 10 members. Miss Mary Ann Kalbfleisch took up the collection. Plans were made to hold a Christmas party for the mothers. After recreation, the meeting was closed with the Explorers' prayer. Mrs. John T. McAsh is at present in Clinton Public Hospital. Middleton The six-lesson carol service will be held in St. James' Church, Middleton on Sunday. Laymen chosen by the rector, the ttev. E. J, 13, Harrison, Will assist in this service. The Sunday School pupils and teachers have donated their ChriStmas present money to the Primates World Hunger Relief Fund. The annual Christmas Eve service Of holy communion will be held in St, James' at 880 p.m. r.- CH RISTMAS BOXES The friendship and Visitation committee of Hensall United Church packed and delivered 30 Christmas boxes to shut-ins of the congregation and patients in South Huron Hospital, Exeter; Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich and Huronview, Clinton last Thursday, On the committee in charge were Mrs. R, J, Drysdale (convener), Mrs..Jack Simmons, Mrs. Lorne Hay, Mrs. Albert Shirray, Mrs. William Clement, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson, Mrs. Jack Consitt and Mrs. Ernest Chipchase. TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT Miss Greta Lammie. was the accornPanist. Sanl Bennie was guest soloist and also led the sing-song. Mrs. Beaton introduced the guest speaker, the Rev, W. Jarvis, who spoke on Christmas customs throughout the world. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley gave courtesy. remarks. Program conveners Mrs. Fred Beer ands Miss Greta Lammie; hostesses, Mrs. Grace Peck and Mrs. James McAllister, afternoon where. he welcomed the children of Hensall and district, at the annual Christmas party sponsored by the local businessmen. Members of the Hensall fire brigade handed out some 500 bags of treats and chocolate milk, compliments of Hurondale Dairy, The children also enjoyed free movies with Jim Hyde in charge of the projector. The businessmen will also sponsor free skating Saturday afternoons during December and January. JOHN W. AIKENHEAD CARMEL WMS Members of the Women's Missionary Society of Carmel. 14 A 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 W: • Ladies L I W0147 NEWS OF HENSALL .0.y MRS. MAUDE '11EPPEN The Christmas meeting of the Hensall Women's Institute was held in the Legion Hall, Dec. 10. Mrs. Clarence Reid, president, was in charge. During the business period plans were laid to hold a euchre party in January. Proceeds are to go to the Hensall Recreation Park and Community Centre Board for repairs for the arena. Mrs. Grace Peck presented reports of the fall board meeting of South Huron Women's .Institutes held in Hensall and also a report of the Huronview Auxiliary. Mrs. Carl Payne submitted highlights of the area convention held at St. Thomas. She attended as a delegate. Mrs. Fred Beer presided for the program in which the members were entertained by five little singers — Betty Beer, Jennifer Cook, Beth Turvey, and Santa arrived in the local fire the Boyle twins, Karen and Kim. - truck at the arena Saturday SALVATION ARMY The Salvation Army League of Mercy delivered 165 sunshine bags to patients at South Huron Hospital, Exeter; Bramar Manor, Davis Nursing Home, both of Exeter; Blue Water Rest Home, The Kinsmen Club of Hensall Zurich; Queensway Nursing is planning its third annual Home, Zurich; and shut-ins in Senior Citizens' Night at the the area. public school this evening. A bus A four-piece brass group from will leave from the school at London Citadel Band played seven o'clock for a tour of Christmas carols in each Christmas lights with a small institution and visited Mrs. program of local entertainment Maude Hedden and played and lunch to follow. several carols for her. In the party were Mrs. Brig. 'HENSALL W.I. Rawlins of London and Mrs. Eric Luther and Mrs. Pearl Erratt of Hensall, the latter two helping to distribute the sunshine bags. SANTA VISITS Presbyterian Church on Monday afternoon packed and delivered twenty-one Christmas boxes of treats for the sick and shut-ins and elderly of the church, Assisting in packing the boxes at the home of the president, Mrs, R: A. Orr, were Mrs. Gordon Troyer, Mrs. J. E. 1VIcEwen, Myrtle Dick, Mrs, Melvin Glanville, Mrs, E, Munn, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Clarence Volland, Mrs, Harvey Hyde and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, CHISELHU RST UCW Chiselhurst United Church was the setting for the December meeting of the United Church Women with the Rev, Harold Currie as guest speaker. President, Mrs. Thos. Brintnell gave a Christmas message. The worship service was given by Mrs. Earl Kinsman with Mrs. Percy Wright 'assisting. Rev. Currie conducted the installation of the new officers for 1970: A donation of money will be sent to Miss Mary Nichol in India. A pot-luck dinner and quilting will be held at the January meeting. Thirteen Christmas baskets were packed and delivered to the shut-ins of the church. 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 tt 14 14 14 PERSONALS Miss Anne Hayter of Varna was successful in passing the grade eight piano examination of the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music with honours. Anne also passed the grade theory examination with honours at the midsummer session. She is a pupil of Miss ',umdtm-..i.xm.mmat.e4s:mmsszt.ezmE4zmmcvzmmum.M' Greta Lammie, Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Underwood of Gorrie Were weekend guests with Mrs. John Henderson and family. Mrs. George Armstrong is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, with injuries suffered in a fall at home. John William Aikenhead, 72, of Brucefield died in South Huron District Hospital, Exeter, Tuesday. Sw.viving are two sons, James of RR 1, Brucefield and Bill who is stationed in Germany with the armed forces; four daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Elizabeth) Collins of RR 3, Clinton; Mrs, R, S. (Amy) Hunt, London; Mrs. Harold (Joyce) Willert of RR 2, Hensall; Mrs. Stewart (Olive) Broadfoot of Brucefield; two sisters, Mrs. Gregor (Elizabeth) McGregor, Brucefield and Mrs. Max (Lorna) Tully of Peterborough; 33 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Private funeral services will be _ held at Bonthron Funeral Home, Greasy, grimy work clothes, Hensall, tomorrow afternoon, or grease spots on resin-treated followed by burial at Baird's cottons, can be treated with hair Cemetery, Stanley Township. shampoo or heavy-duty liquid cleaner before washing. Rub the liquid into the fabric and let it stand for 15 minutes before loading into the washer, DON'T WAIT FOR YOUR NEIGHBOUR... IF YOU SEE A STREET LIGHT IS OUT, DON'T WAIT FOR YOUR NEIGHBOUR TO REPORT IT, PHONE 48 „, 644: *ft it uti;,;R. s..0 -it AND LET THE PUBLIC. U:titITIES COMMISSION' KNOW; SO THAT IT MAY BE REPLACED. 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