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CLINTON NEWS:iti O6RD
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Wornen's and Churcl
J, Potter Paid Tribute
By Adult Bible Class
During the lesson • period of the "Sui1-
lay School of Outaiio St. United Clrerch
on Sunday last, an event, worthy of
yitention, took place in the Organised
Adult Bible Class.
0. W. Potter; the esteemed teacher,
was presented with a handsome copy o£
the New Standard Edition Revised Ter -
shin of .the New Testament The address
and presentation were made by Charles
Stewart, and W. M. Aiken.
Mr. Potter has been the faithful and.
efficient teacher of this class for the
past 12 years and was again the extant -
mous choice for 1948. Eris assistants are
Mr• Aiken and Mr, Stewart.
Before taking up his duties as teacher
of this class, Mr. Potter was superin-
tendent of the Sunday. School. Before
coming to Clinton he. was superintend-
ent of the Sunday School at Bethel
Church for 20 years. Mr,.Potter's friends
hope, that he may be spared for many
years to carry on this great Christian
work.. A41171
Bride -elect Honored
• At Surprise` Shower
Mrs, W. T. Herman was hostess at
a delightful surprise shower on Fri-
day, December 26, in honour of Miss
Lois Draper, a bride-to-be of •January.
Mrs. Herman was' assisted by her
two charming daughters, 'Misses
Helen and Phyllis Herman. The host-
ess greeted about 20 young friends.
The gifts were tastefully hidden in
various corners of the living room and
the finding ot them served to heighten
the enjoyment or the gathering.
After enjoying a delicious lunch the
guests took their leave having ex-
tended the coming bride many con-
gratulations and good wishes. '
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L{eep Ontario's factories
and farms producing at
peak levels ... keep pay
envelopes full.
Hydro is building new
power plants at top speed,
but it takes years to com-
r;e1e new generating plants.
in tate meantime, do your
part, avoid waste of elec-
tricity ... please save all
you can.
EVERYBODY SHOULD
SAVE ALL THE
ELECTRICITY THEY CAN
IOOF NOTES
For the first t'mte this season, the
offieoia. of the Lodge presented the
Initiatory degree at Clinton . Lodge, No,
83, on Tuesday ovoiiing, when two bro-
thers iveuo initiiatol into the order. Re-
i'reshmt,nts wore served at the close of
the evening.
H.uronie Rebekah Lodge, No. 306, will
be hostess at a social ,gathcriug in lion -
dos of Willey Night on Tuesday, Jana
ary 13. Odd Folloivs and friends ,411.
be their guests...
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in Clitnito.et ancd: Dis rat y
Mr. Dan Mums„ Saskatoon, Sask., is
visiting los niece, Mrs. Albert Jamres.,
John Mulholland spent the New Year's
holidays in Detroit, returning on 'Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Greco, Brod-
hagen, wore guests; of Mrs. 'Green's, par-
ents on. Sunday.
Mr. .john Watson, London, returned'
Sunday after visiting- his. sister,' Mrs.
Robert Webster..
Miss Wimiifrod James, :London, spennt.
the holiday period w.ilh. her parents; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert James.
Mrs.• Irene White and family, Coder -
deli, visited with Mr.' and Mrs. Cecil'
Ashton, over the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. CJhar1'es Stewart spent
New Year's Dny with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Vincent, Goderi'eb.
Miss E. Courtin spent the Christmas
holiday period hi Hamilton with her bro-
ther, E. W. D. Oourtice. •
Gordon Herman, London,, has been
visiting a4 the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mis. W, T. Herman.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Chowen, Toronto,
spent the weekend at the home of 1tLr.
and Mrs. Frank Fingland.
Frank Ttwa:rtba, Cardinal, spent. tho
Christmas holidays with his pareute, Mr.
and Mrs. ,'[toward Trewartha.
E. S. Livermore, K.0., Mrs. Livermore
and Wilfred, London, were guests of Mr.
Livermore 's parents on Sunday.
Miss Joan Jordan has returned after
spending the Christmas -New Year holi-
Mrs. N. Holland Heads
Happy Workers Club
The meeting of the Happy Work-'
ers' Club ryas held at' the 'home of
Mrs. Warren Gibbings. The meet-.
ing opened by singing "Silent .Night"
followed by the Lord's -Prayer. The
treasurer's and secretary's report
was given. The roll call was given
and answered' by what you wanted
most for Xmas. day period with relatives in Windsor.
The January meeting is to be h• eld , hir. nail Mrs. Roy 011son, London, have
been visiting at the home of the latter's
parents, 34,. and Mrs. T. W. Morgan.
Mrs. W. 3. Carter returned Mfoeday
evening after spending some time visit-
ing members of her fancily in Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. John T.' Zapfe returned
on Saturday after visiting for ten days
with relatives and friends hi Kitchener.
Miss Ibertita Cantelon, Cromarty, spent
the holiday period with her niece, Mrs.
M. Elliott, and Mr. Elliott, Joseph St.
Newman Garret; pianist, Mrs. Arn Miss Dorothy McIntyre has returned
old Jamieson; assistant pianist, Mrs, to Toronto after visiting at the home of
Albert Glazier. I her parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. McTn-
' The meeting closed by singing
"God save the King", after which a tjMr, and Mrs. Nelson Rowse, Tariet,
lovely hutch was served by Mrs. John and David, 73art'iston, spent;New
Warren Gtbbings. Yam's Day with Mfr. and Mrs. A. D. Me -
GIRLS' CLUB TO MEDTCnetney.
Tho Girls' Club of Wesley -Willis "el. J. Dawson. Ste. Anne de Pellevuo,
United Church will hold its first mooting vas the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. R.
of the New Year in the church hind, 'tin Holmes and Miss Gertrude Holmes dur-
s i the holiday week,
This n
Tnosclay, .January 13, at 7 p..m. ig y
will take the form of a pot lin k supper Mr. and Mrs. . Cres Cook spent the
and ealili tneanlber is asked to ionic and New. Year's holiday period with their
bring a friend. A good attendance is son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
hoped for as a report of last year's Stewart Cook, Windsor,
work is to be given and an important Miss Miarihelle Maskenzie has return -
matter for the coming year to be dis- od to her duties after spending the holi-
russed . day period with friends and relatives he
• Chatham, Toronto and other points.
at' the -home Mrs. George Glazier.
The lucky ticket was won by Mrs.
Arnold Jamieson. Christmas' parcels
were then distributed.
Officers were elected for 1948 as
follows: President, Mrs. Noble Hol-
land; Vice-president, Mary Pepper;
secretary, Mrs. Cliff Glazier; assist-
ant sec., Mrs. Arnold Jamieson;
treasurer, • Mrs. Raymond Jamieson;
buyer, Mrs• Raymond Jamieson;
flower committee, Mrs. Wilfred Gla-
zier• putting guilts together, Mrs.
117 PRESBYTERIAN GIRLS' CLUB Mr. nus Mrs. H. F. Smithendorf, Es -
The Girls' Club of the Presbyterian AS, and 3D. end Mrs. ;Erie Cote, Delhi,
Church will Meet at the home of Mrs, a in town Sunday attending the fu-
,Tohn Leiper on. Tuesday, January- 18,
at 5 p.m,
ze:ssea sesstraathassisMisszthastassieseaseiaib2Alosr=areeliSse+tit' SteXtet SaNertsrlalsei
were
Thank You.
Folks!
I wish to express my hearty appreciation 'bo ibhe
electors of the Town of Clinton who accorded me such
Monday.
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You may rest assured that I will give you the very
(best service of which I am capable, as your Reeve• and
your representative on the County' (Council of Huron.
It 'sh'all be my constant endeavour to" represent
ALL'the peo'pele at ALL times, imlpart'i'all' y and fainly.
Yours sincerely
G.W.NOTT
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DEEP SFA COFFEE
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• i'he battered looking can of utto 1• ~sirs
examined by pretty Nemo:: Millward, is wear -in -de
survivor o' a torpedoed merchant abip. J)n' of a score
of similar. Cans.washed up on an Atlantic Coast Dosch,
the tin had been squeezed into an eight -sided shape by
water pressure which. American Can Co. scientific tests
showed exists at a depth of '1500 feet. When test cans
were•'opened, the coffee had pot been affected by the ex-
perience and it was still Fr"4'i send aromatic
WEDDINGS
a royal blue dress' with black acces-
sories, and a' corsage' of pink roses.
William Campbell', brother' of the
groom was best man. Dinner' was•
served at' the Hearthstone' and a re-
ception was held for' the bridal party
at the Royal York Hotel',
LEE-RADFORD'
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CAMPBELL — COOPER •
Rev. C. C: Pidgeon ISD: perform --
ed the ceremony at Bloor Street
United Church, Toronto,. Saturday,
Dee. 20, when Gwendolyn Irene,
eldest daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. W.
I R. Cooper; Kippen, became• the bride
of James Ramsay Campbell; son of
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Guelph.
The lovely bride was charming in
a powder blue' dress with feather hat
to match, black accessories and a
corsage of pink roses. Attending her
sister, Elaine Cooper, Kippen, wore'
Broiler Meal
L ;Sausage's, Tomato Valves; Corn.
2. Sliced Ham; Cereal Cakes, Apri-
cots.
Pressure Cooker
(1) Pot Roast
Vegetables
(2) Vegetable Dinner.
(3) Tomato—+S,paghetti
Kidneys:
Refrigerator Meal
(1) Jellied Meat Leaf
• Fruit Cup.
(2) Green ,Salad' Bowl
Refrigerator Cake.
(3)• Moulded' Vegetables
Peach Bavarian.
Well Cooker Meal
(1) Vegetable Soup
Fruit Rol'y Poly.
(2) Veal Stew
Bread Pudding.
(3) Vegetable Dinner
Baked Custard.
TAKE A TIP
A pretty wedding was solemnised' at
the United Church manse, Blyth, . on
Friday, December 26; when Rev. W. J.
Rogers; united' in marriage Helen, only
daughter or. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Rad-.
ford, Blyth, and Alin Lee,. Loudesbero,.
son of Mrs. Mabel' Riley, and the Iate
Ernest Lee.
The bride looked lovely in a Heaven
Meal blue oreper street'-Tngtlt dress with 'out
work yoke with pearl' trim and' peplum.
skirt, and a eoreage or rose• carnations.
Her only ornament was a string of
pearls, the gift of the bridegroom. Mrs.
William Radford was matron sof Honor,
. wearing a rose crepe dress with draped
skirt, and -a corsage of white carnations.
WlIUam Radford; brother of the 'bridle, .
was' best man.
Following the wedding,. a reeeption wee•
held at the hone of the bride's parents,
where a buffet luncheon was served to
25 guests by Mrs, Calvin Ciitt, Mrs.
Robert Deer and Mrs. "Bbd'''' Jeriyl.
all of Goderich. The dining table was
centred with a three-tier wedding calix
decorated .sir pink' and green, and' tlie
}muse was- doeoratod in Christmas style.
Mrs. Radford, mother of Sur bride; re-
oeiceit' the guest's Wearing a ..navy sheer
1. Meats should be roasted with I dress and a corsage of white carnations.
the fatside up so melting fat barites 1 . It was a -double celebration, in that
iiir. and Mr's. Albert Radford, the bride's
father and mother, were married' 41. years•
ago that day at the same hour of 2 pan:
Following the reception, Mr. and Mrs...
Lee left for a honeymoon. to Toronto
and' St. Catharines, the bride- travelling
Hello Homemakers! To -day we in- I (5) Top -of -stove scones or bis-
tetviewed Several homemakers ,who cult's can be baked in a heavy fry -
are practising thrifty ways to con iris pan instead of dire..heating oven
serve electricity. These women sug- for a single purpose.
gested that we ask other users of (6) Bavarian sponges require a
power to be mindful of the nu Tuber small amount of heat. The gelatine
of switches turned on unnecessarily. may be dissolved in a dipper over
Mrs. V. M. recommends foto;' thrif- the tea kettle and the dessert fin-
ished at the kitchen : table according
to 'recipe.
ty ways to use the electric oven,
(1) The average oven has •aocoanlmo-
dation for at least 2 or however, ishes to once. It is neeessarY,
select dishes which , need the same
temperature. A good 'way to do is
to 11(2 your favorute; dishes—quick by spoonfuls on top of suninering
breads, vegetables and desserts—fruit and juice. Cover and let sim-
under the temperatures at which •mar, without removing lid, for 12
eaeh should should be cooked, minutes. Use wide saucepan so •dump-
(2) Oven companions do not rte- kings will not be crowded.
cessarily have to be table comport- (8) Pancakes are quick to cook—
. fr,rik
(7) Fruit dumplings are time and
fuel -saving foods.' Cook fruit in a
little syrtap. Add. 1 beaten ,egg, 1
tSp. sugar and enough milk to mois-
ten 1 cup prepared biscuit nix. Drop
the meat—no need then to open the
oven door and' let out heat.
2. Thaw frozen meats to reduce
the amount of oleotnicity necessary
to cook. them. -
3. Roast meats or vegetables may
be ,seasoned before cooking period. in a. green trope ensemble witlb • fur -
This eliminates• lifting the lids and trimmed topcoat and black accessories..
opening oven door and lettng heat They have taken 119 residence in Londes-
escape. a hero:.
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1 ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE .
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VCommences This Week and Runs Throughout a
E the Month of January'
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eta a of Cleatiin Prices on
s� by taking advantage g
Many Commodities.
COATS - DRESSES - SPORT TOGS 1
SWEATERS - SKIRTS SNOW SUITS
M etc;. 4
g Many Reduced to ONE-HALF' Original Prices a
Remnants Galore. g
Piece Goods of All Descriptions
wt
Look Them over whenever You are in �e
e ors 0 the Militia' 1 f tl 1 li ' f then the lateions.A dessert'fop next day's lune h saving electricity. Serve wi
David Cloak I (custard, baked, fruit, ete.) 'or even juice or left -over stewed fruit.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shobbrook, Bar -I the cereal for the next morning,
bare and John Wesley, Toronto, and may be in the oven along with to -
Aft and Mrs. W, A. Willard, Buffalo, night's dinnC
have been visiting their parents, Mr. and
'Mrs. 3. W. Shobbrook. • '
Mrs. Annie Brown, Mr. and Mrs Wes-
ley Hoggarth and Ross, nil of Clinton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Townsend
and family, Soafortb, spent Sunday .with
Mb'. and Mrs. Ivan Ifoggarth.
Dr. and Mrs. IL F. Gibbs and dangle
& ter, Sandra Lynne, Hamilton, and Mrs.` Thomas Lawson, visited over the New
Year holiday at the home of Mr. break
Gibbs and Mr. and Mrs. V. D. 'Falconer,
Wheaton Mr. mr:d. Mrs. Douglas R. R beaten and
gson, Ralph, returned home Friday night
from a three -weeks' motor trip to Mona -
ton, N.B., travelling ono way by Quebec
and the return trip by the United States.
aud Mary Matheson a d Irene bion-
Mrs. (can Stoinburg, Charles Hagen
and David. Scott have returned to their
teachiiig duties at Clairton Collegiate Itc-
stitute after speeding the holiday periol
at flier respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver :Tonle have gone
to Niagara Palls to spend the rest of
the tinter with their daughter', Mrs.
Bishop. Their address will bo 1024 Va1-
ley Way, Niagara Falls, Ora: '
• Mr. and Mrs. Janes E. McGill and
(laughter, Mary Sean, Windsor, Gatti Mr,
and Mrs. Ed McGill and daughter, 13ar-
Ibare, Toronto, spent the holiday With
REEVE ELECT .
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HIGH STREET, CLINTON
' (3) ,Select baking dishes to fit the
auks Too large ones absorb loaf or vegetables end serve
(9) Thicken cream sauce on
Baily cooked vegetables instead
making it in a separate sauceAl
(10) ,Steam left -over slices of
Par -
of
an.
fruit
with
more heat and stop circulation of
heat.
(4) Do not place dishes on lower
shelf directly under those on the tap
shelf, if you wish foods to brown
evenly.
Mrs. 11 T. points out ways to save
electricity using a hotplate or ran-
gette: (1) A. skillet or chicken fryer
with • a Dover is ideal to use for a
pi
1
late meal since
the
utensil s1 is shal-
low and cooking time is reduced,
(2) A set of three saucepans which
t1'ilil together over eine elemept is
economical' '.equ'ipynent. Cook 2 veg-
etables in one,ltudcting in another and
poach fish in the third section.
(3) The double boiler is ,useful
in this regard since food such as
boiled tongue or braised brisket may
simmer in the lower part while a
pudding cooks in the upper part..
(4) Quick -cooking desserts may be
prepared economically on surface
elements. For example steam the
hatter puldings or custards in in-
divdual net:teed ,custard cusps. Or.
make milk puddings on the element
turned to OPF position as soon, as
you have 'brought the mills to aim
The Fine Appointments of this Funeral Home
are Beautiful and Appropriate, °Among Which the
Large, Pheasant Rooms and Electric Organ are
Not the Least. i.
There is. No Extra Charge for Services Held
Here Under Such Ideal Conditions.
t •
Mr. and Mrs. James :4IeGi11.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Petrie anti`family
have moved 'from their home on Albert
9t. to Exeter where Mr. Petrie has been
manager of the mill of Exeter District'
Co -Operative Limited for the past' year.
Holiday gueste'a.t the ]wine, of Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Snider inclticled Mr. end Mlrs,
to. nd -den It
cream for an easy dessert.
In discussing the conservation of
power with Mrs. T. C. M., she told
us ef'the wise use of her refriger-
ator. She said, "Why don't you tell
folks not to put unnecessary bottles
and }rags in their refrigerator."
That's true, unless sauces or salada
oils '-are opened they keelp
shelf. Only wax paper cartons or
covered refrigerator dishes are al-
lowed Jawed for cold storage hags
•abso
"cold" and space. In these days of
power conservation refrain from
Serving too much home-made ice
cream and. defrosting the refriger-
ator regularly reduces the operative
time, of the motor.
Nutri -Thrift Oven Meals
(1) Roast Beef—Brown Potatoes
Stuffed Squash
Peach Cobbler.
(2) Steamed Rice
Chicken Livers
Scalloped Tomatoes
Apple Pie.
(3) Salmon Souffle
Steamed Potatoes
Buttered Beets
Meringue Cake.
You have in the past .benefitted considerably
CHURCH DIRECTORY
BALL BROTIIERS
WM. N. BALL D. G. BALL
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
btrrVTE 861W Ambulance Service PHONE 8613
Listen to the "M,lessialu .Quartet" over Radio ` Station OKNX
< •,Wednesdays and Fridays at ,2.30 pm
Murray Rottecring n a g ,
(loderioh, Mr. and Ivtrs. M. 7. Snider}
MI.eaford, and Miss Irene Snider, London.
Mr. and Mis. Wesley Hoggarth celeb-
rated their 30t1r •riedding anniversary nn
N.015 Year's Day at the }route of their
ser-''ui.law .and daughter, Mir. and Mrs.
Raynnencl Townsend, Seaforth. All inem-
hers of the family ivere-preseit.
New Year guests at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs W. H. 'Liggins and Mr. and
Mrs, F 33.:Pe nebaker, Rattenbery St.
E., were Mir. and Mrs. Clayton 0. Maria,
tin,
Kitehene•, and bar. and: Mrs. Alan H.
mts, Toronto,' who remained over the
week-encl.
Alehnder 3. Kennedy, Toronto, fa-
miliarly honer as "Ace", spent New
Year's Day renewing nequatutances in
town.: Ace Kennedy is well reternbered
by Collegiate students ;for his prowess
in basketball and baseball ane} also for
wiOning•the' coveted trip to the `Univer-
sity 'of Weterrn Ontario, 1.1011.0.011, for
being the foremost sports enthusiast in
Clinton Collegiate Institute.
WESLEY-WILLIS WMS.
.The W.M.S. of Wesley -Willis United
Church will meet at the ]write of Mrs.
Ernest A,•tens, Albert St, Thursdaly,
January 15, at 3 p.m. Mies Davies' group
will be iu, t hargd of +tile mooting. - '
St. Paul's Anglican
REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist -
drs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader
SUNDAY, JASSUARY 11 '
11 a.m.—Sonday Sehoel and Morning
Service.
7.00 p.m, -United evening worship in
Ontario St. United Murals '
Thursday, Jan. 16—linnet mooting . of
Chancel Guild in Owen Memorial Hall,
8 p.m.
Monday, Jan. i9 --Annual Vestry meet-
ing, 8 p.ni.
Ontario St. United Church
REV. W J. WOOLFRE'Y, Minister
B. J. Gibbings, Choir Leader -•
Mrs. E. Wendell, Organist
SUNDAY, .JANUARY 11
11..00 a.m.—Morning Worshiii
'Coil's Enclless. Quest',
12.1.5 p m,—Sunday Sch901
7.00 p.m.—United evening worship in
this church,
!`Self Criticism''
Baptist
'REV. A. FORSYTH, Minister
'1Virs., Ernest Adams, Organist
SUNDAY, JANUARY 11
11.30 a.m.—Sunday Schad
7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship
— Everyone Welcome —
Presbyterian
REV. D. 3. LANE, Minister
Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist and
Choir Leader
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17:
1O 00 A.M..-Sunday School
11.00 A.M.—Divine Worship
"Salt without Savor"
2.30 pan,—Service at Bayfield
All Wolcome
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Wesley -Willis Church
REV..ANDREW LANE, Minister
Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, JANUARY 11
1.1.0Q a.m.=Morning Service ;
"Lift With ttod or Wiithotit".
12..15—Sunday School
7.00 p.m.—United evening worship rt
Ontario St. ;Clnitod Church.
TimeWaits for no One!
Aren't you glad you have that
photo of Emptier, ,dad, the fam-
ily, or yourself as you were
years sago.
Ensure ypurdellf and your child-
ren of these same ifine memories
In trhe Years to come by making
your appointanent now, before
the fast steps of time take away
your chances of eaptUTingg the
moment you want to remember.
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