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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-02-14, Page 3Bluebells Are Continuing._ Work For Hungarians There kvill be a gathering of The l3lueliells again 'in the Com- mercial Inn. Hotel on Saturday February 16e„ from three to six, o'cleck. Tips spontaneous growth of working groups is growing and small groups of women and girls are fOrmlng up all over Clinton, Goderich and Hayfield. Led by, Mrs. C. VanDamme, who made the group possible, they are making an all out, effort to help the Hungariantefugees. (Another 300 of these people arrived in. Canada last Wednesday from Austria.) • The Bluebells thank the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion ter their warm encouragement, the ladies who are trying to help' the girls ih every way, and those who donated' uniforms. Mrs. VanDamme refers to The lehiebelle 'as being "hoW in bud", And reports that the5e are prepar- ing themselves to help the shut-ins, and the, old 'folic 'who. have been the pioneers of our time. Amy members of the Girls' Aux- iliary, wishing to' pass their home nursing, or, codk's badge are most welcome to come to this gather- ing,..,and to work at them, con- currently with The Bluebells. Ceifritc". LAU N DRY g. CLEANERS LET ONE CALL DO !TALL CLINTON 2- 7064 HU A quiet atmosphere in pleasant surroundings. And a trained corripet,nt staff, BALL & MUTCH SERVICE • rurtEltAL stavIct AivilitusSt* gtimitibt' Phone HU 1-9441 UgepAt, ITIMAVARY 14, .9$7 Livingston—Godfrey priopow.... ff. Table. Overflow Into Rea log Room and flototillo in the Nile United Church last Saturday term" February. , made- 4 lov- ely setting ,for the 'wedding :Gail Data, dattghter of Mr. .and Mrs.. Ralph 'Godfrey, Ba 4rn,, to David •Bruce Livingston, Seaforth, 'SOn. of Mr. and Mrs, William T. Livingstok.FA 2, Sea- forth, The Rev. George Watt,. purigannon, officieed, Given in Marriage' by her fa-tn.. er, the bride Wore A floor length gown.' of 'cloud white tulle with bodice and oversicitt. of Chantilly lace; jacket - of tulle edged, with lace . and a coronet 'set, with se- (wins, Her lace edged yell was. of. ;tulle illusion, The bride `carried ` ate' white .Bible topped with red, roses, (The. Book' was a gift of the board of •stewards -a the Nile church). • Miss Charlotte Linington, GOd- erich,, was- bridesMaid, and wore a waltz-length .gown. of . light blue tulle, with --lace bodice, overskirt and jacket. She wore a matching flowered 'headdress And Carried a nosegay pink. Ian -Kg.COW1111, Soaferth, was groomsniart, and „wheys wer9 Harvey 'Sprout, 11,3 .0, Althorn; Gordon- Dale, .P.R. 4, Clinton, -Doug, las Squires , played the .ergan. let the processional,. recessional, .and during the service, Following the ceremony, a re- ceptien for the immediate bamil- ies Was held at the bride's home, Mrs. Godfrey received in navy crepe trimmed with silver, match. gin accessorfes.. and a, corsage of pink 'mains, pink 'mums,, - -The groom's mother wore broWn. crepe trimmed with. white, pink accesseries, and a cor- sage of pink 'triunes, • For as wedding trip to Detroit, ,the bride' donned a, light grey En. glish wool tweed- suit, with dark brown .adoessories and a dark brown topcoat. Her corsage was of red rosebuds, On their return . the ydung, couple will live at Sea. forth, • HOME' PERMANENT Actually waves new softness and manageability right into your hair • COMMERCIAL CHICKEN . .., Sunday'Special.. ,„. . 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Goderith.. • Along , with our photographic studio We also carry a Complete line ;of Religious Articles, - . Artist supplies, and framed prints. As well as picture framing. , OUr Studio is situated at 196 St. 'David 5ireet, (hecir the high water tower). 1, . Telephone 401 - ad:Jaren s Studio_ GODERICH, ONTARIO- . 5 , .. Clinton Hospital Aisociation Annual: , Meeting ' , COUNCIL CHAMBER • TOWN , HALL, CLINTON . . Friday,.Feb, 6 15 t.do p.m. . All those interested in the affairs Of Clinton Public Hospital are cor,dicilly invited to attend, , A. M. IcN'IGHT , E. E. WALTON ' President Seeretary-Treasurer „, 5-7-b e The February meeting- of the Presbyterian Girls' Club was held on Tuesday, evening, February 5, With a good attendance. The presi- dent; Mts. E. J. "Dick" Jacob, opened, the' meeting 'and Mrs. D. J. Lane' was at the piano. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Dorothy Hymers and'Miss Bea Gibson led i\n. prayer. Final plans, were made for the Valentine tea and bazaar. A social half hour follovved with hostessee Mrs. Douglas Farquhar, Mrs, Ho- ward Cowan and Mrs, Elmer Mur- ray serving a delicious lunch, , Burns Ladies'In Joint meeting Girls' Cltib Led. By Mrs. Jacob WI-1mM° card ,players overflower from the main lounge of the residence, they were easily accommodated in the reading -room Just for a 'Walkerton Team .• Is Winner In Y for C, Kid Quiz A largeeriA(4 attended the Wirth ter Chriaf rally oh'Satur- d'ay. Leg-lei-'Nall here. high Seho61. Bible Club• glitz kids Were in attend:an& ItOin Exeter, wiiighthyt Walkerton and Listowel. — The Winghem and Walkerton club teams were in a contest. The Walkerton team were the winners. The &lbs. have been studying 2nd' Corinthians, chapterg 1 and 2. The guest speaker, Rev. Robert Ralston, Roseville, Church, spoke ,an "The Need of.- the Hour" Joe Baker, Wingham, tri-county Youth for Christ director, was in charge of the rally. o (By, our Heneall correspondent) A' tvyo-car accident at the in- tersection_of the, Crediton road and Highway 4, on Sunday morn- ing sent three persone to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, and one to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, with injuries, A car driven by Leigh Cowes, Hamilton, travelling east on the Crediton road, entering Highe/ay 4, was in collision with a ear driv- en by Mrs., Wes Thomas, London; going north on 4, who Was on her way to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard' Lemon, Varna. Mrs. Thomas and her five-year-old son Bobby, were taken to South Milt- on hospital, both with concussion -and head- and facial lacerations. Marshall McKay, 20, Hamilton, ,,a passenger in Cloves car, was also brought to South :Heron ,Hos- pital With shriek and , intensive laceriations. More eerlottaly in- jured was Leonard Barrette, Ham- ilton, passenger', in. Cowes earl who was removed by ambulance to St Joseph's, London, Barrett's Oar stolen, from ACAP Station at' Centralia aver the Weekend. )3arratt arid Cowes had been out looking for the vehicle at the thine of the accident. OPP y44,x6+16hthrl TOWNSHIP FEDERATIONS , MAKE APPOINTMENTS TO COVNTY TB ASSOCIATION' Two township Federations of Agriculture have recently appoint- ed representatives to the Huron County Tuberculosis Association. Turnberry Township has named Gordon Greig, Bluevale and Stan- ley Township has selected Elgin McKinley, Zurich. The appoint- ments followed a request •by the Huron County Tuberculosis Assoc- iation's for representatives from all the township federations in Huron. Turnberry and 'Stanley are the first to. take advantage of the request. Mrs. H. McAlpine, president of the Ladies Auxiliary' to the Can- adian Legion, presided foi' Mon- day's meeting, when, further plans were made for the formal dance in March. 'One new applicant for member- ship Was received. Bingo was en- joyed after the meeting, and luneh Was served. MrS. W. / Denonune won the mystery "prize. Scout d ,Au,Cub Mothers Bazaar Planned In April - A bazaar on April 13, is being planned: by. the -members of the Scout and Cub Mothers Auxiliary, and will be held.., in the council -chamber Ott* town 'hall. At the group's meeting at the home of Mrs. -Kenneth 'Pickett last Thurs- day, the mothers' were asked to donate one article - to the sewing booth and 'something for the bak- ing booth: • • Several aprons were brought to the meeting ready for the bazaar and 'several good -.suggestions for something different were brought, ifoeward. Mrs. Thomas Darling, president, was in charge'. • The members are anxious' to see more.thothers .take an _interest in. this auxiliary and help the boys along. 0 .•. Mis.. H. MeAlpine • . Heads Auxiliary Car Accident At Crediton Sends Three To Hospital moment while the camera caught their atten- tions, these ladies took time out from their game, (News-Record. Photo) Ontario St. WMS May 'Pack Bale TOe Woman's Missionary Society mef Tuesday afternoon in the church parloers. Mrs. W.' S. R. Holmes the president, presided. 'The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs, M. Crich and Mrs. S. Schoen- hals gave a paper on "Peace". Rev. A. G. Eagle Was present and installed the officers foe/1957. ,'0 It was suggested the wavis pack a bale for Hungarian, relief. Mrs, J. Livermore gave a paper on Christian citizenship And Mrs. Mervyn Batkin a paper on the origin of Valentine, Mrs, Eagle showed pictures on the screen entitled "The Year That Flowered". Nancy, Olde fav- oured with .a,,,piano solo. 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Roll call was answered with paying of fees. Miss Ida Leiper gave the study book.. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. A dainty lunch was 'served .by group two.