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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-12-20, Page 3A ratepayers association was formed at Vanastra last week In an inaugural meeting that also elected officers. Seated are secretary Mrs. William Thurlow, and president Vince Fowlie. Standing left to right are Harvey Hammond and Wayne McFadden, both directors, and Sam Russo, vice-president. (News-Record photo) ... may it bring you and yours lasting peace, joy and blessings. Bob and Ivy Irwin Florence Miller Irwin's SEWING CENTRE Dry Goods May your hearts be light,.. . your holiday bright with happiness. Thank you for your patronage, CLINTON COMMUNITY SALES BARN LORNE TYNDALL and STAFF No Sale Friday, Dec. 28 -"`sig BEST WISHES AT hri5-tina5 cia're hoping the holiday brings you many joys shared with loved ones. It has been a pleasure to serve you. Lawson & Wise Insurance and Investment ' John and Gayle Wise be yours /we • V • 116,,: 1. • 0 • • • Best wishes to our many friends & patrons from all the folks here We have enjoyed knowing and serving you this year Clinton Community. Credit Union Ai c MOHO St, CLINTON 4824481 HOLIDAY HOURS: CLOSED Tuesday, December 25th and Wednesday, December 261 Thurs., Dec, 27 Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri., Dec. 28 — 9 a.m. to 8:00 p.m, Sat,, Dec. 29 — 9 a,M. to 12:30 p.m. Mott, Dec. 31 — 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m, Tuesday, January 1 ClOised Open regular hours, Jan. 2 Thurs., Dec. 20 Fri., Dec. 21 — Sat., Dec, 22 — Mon., Dec. 24 — 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 1230 p.m. — 9:00 a.m. to 3:i16 may A 4 JO: iVr: Op; 30: 4100 10: 21;r: or; 0. or: og. or: .of ,: good times, good cheer at Christmas! Sincere good wishes for the holidays. May the season be truly joyous to you. Thank you for all of your patronage. Don & Shirley Kay Robert & Bonnie Kay Hazel Clifford Jack McKinnon Jack' Roorda Grant Rath Wilt Castle Doug Jones Elton Draper Lawrence Scott 4 i ‹ecorc DRAPERIES PAINTS WALLCOVERINGS (formerly D,A, Kay & Son) 482.9542 , CLINTON, ONTARIO P.O. BOX 337 fY l y ,,‘04 PHONE .14z. .orig;ououovoF.w.soto:ogYzio:o:ouv:Iov.A 4824853 Paul Kerrigan, Morris Taylor Nell Josiing, Paul Arleen 379 Victoria St. Clinton Like the Wise Men, let us honor the Christ Child. Arid present Him gifts of love and devotion. To our . „ good friends, gratitude, KERRIGAN FUELS Agent MERRILL TV v iC CLINTON, ONT. 482,702t gREETINGS We couldn't ask for a better audience. Thanks for your support CLINTON NEWS-FigCORP, TIJURSDAY, DOC.E.M.13ER .20, 19 9-9 News of Kippers Magic Circle helps Church By Rene Caldwell The Christmas meeting of Kipper' •U,C.W. was held Dec'. 11 at the home of Mrs. H. Ben- nendyk with 26 present, The meeting opened with a welcome from the acting president, Mrs. David Turner and a prayer "Conversation with God", Mrs, Paul Packman was in charge of the Worship $ervice, the theme being "Christmas" $he began with a poem "God's Christmas Tree" and a passage taken from the "Ideals" magazine. The offering was taken by the hostesses, Mrs, Consitt and Mrs. Bill Charters and was dedicated with a prayer by Mrs. Packman. Worship continued with can. die lighting and the Christmas message of courage, faith and love and closed with a reading regarding gifts entitled "What may I give?" The business portion was chaired by Mrs. David Turner. The roll call was answered with "My Favourite Christ- mas" A flower committee for the church was arranged, con- sisting of volunteers for Unit 1 - Mrs: Norman Dickert, Unit 2 Mrs, Emerson Kyle and Unit 3 - Mrs. Percy Wright. The treasurer's report was given was read by Mrs. Greta Nediger. Mrs. Oliver continued with the meditation and Miss •Cathie Potter supplied special accordion music. As a first selection, she played "Star of the East". As this program was a joint effort, everyone participated by reading a short verse, about Christmas, as a roll call. Business was called for, during which the new slate of officers was read and approved, The cheque of gratitude from the Paisley Family was received and $25 was voted to the Sunday School primary department, on a motion of Greta Nediger and Bessie Steepe. Cathie Potter played again, this time, "0 Holy Night", which was enjoyed by all. Gifts were exchanged and during the preparations of refreshirient0 Christmas contest was played which was won by Mrs. Ferrol Pennebaker. A social cup of tea and Christmas dainties ended a successful evening, Smile Salesman: "There's a lot to be said for a car that has pleased, not just one, but a large number of owners!" * * "My son," says the mother, "has good qualifications for being a doctor — his hand- writing for instance." * * * Two businessmen were talking. "Is your advertising getting results?" asked the first. "It sure is," moaned the second. "Last week we adver- tised for a night watchman and the next night we were rob- bed." The regular monthly meeting of the Magic Circle of Wesley Willis Church was held on Tuesday December 11 at the church. This Christmas meeting was preceded by Carol singing at the hospital and at Van Dam- mes rest home. This was en- joyed by the members and they hope, by the sick and retired people. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Florence Oliver and 18 ladies were welcomed. A hymn was sung and Florence Oliver led in prayer and read a poem "What can I give Him". The of- fering was received and a poem "Little One" was read, dedicating it to the Christ Child. The Christmas meditation was in two parts. Mrs. Mary Murch took the first part. A hymn was sung and scripture and It was decided to send the same allocation as last year and to purchase a record player, cord and records for the church use only. The rose report was given by Mrs. Laird Finlayson, the sunshine report by Mrs. Norman Dickert. A musical number was given by the three Bennendyk boys when Michael and David sang two numbers accompanied by John on the ukuleh3, Mrs. Torn Reid gave the correspondence. Members voted $25 to the winterization project at Camp Menesetung at Goderich and $500 to the board of stewards, The topic was taken by Mrs, Harold Jones and consistedi of a reading. "The two from Galilee", It was a timely, touching and inspiring version of the Christmas story. Cour- tesy remarks were given by Mrs. Robert Elgie. The President thanked the ladies for their help throughout the year and reviewed the January meeting which will be a pot luck supper with each member bringing a visitor and a favourite recipe. The hostesses, Mrs. Ray Con- sitt and Mrs. Bill Charters ser- ved a delicious lunch in the Christmas motif.