HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-04-04, Page 3April 1, to 6
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BEEF, IRON & WINE
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BRYLCREEM with Free
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690
COLGATE DENTAL CREAM
3 x 33c 66c
2 x '59c 89c
DRENE SHAMPOO
Reg. 65c 55c
EPSOM SALTS
Reg.. 25c , 19c
IPANA TOOTH PASTE
2 x 59c 89e'
MINERAL OIL
16 oz. 43c
40 oz: 87c
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. , 59e.
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Your Chance To Aid Crippled Kids Little Brown Book Listing: Courses
Available To Women Young and Old
A little brown book has,just, county in Ontario are offered a
cOme off the press, containing a
syllabus of courses in homeMaking
,available to groups• of Women—
WaMen's Institutes and others--
froM the Hortie Economics eSten--
Sion service of the Ontario DePart-
ment of Agriculture,
The prograna is broad — some
thirty different services are offer-
ed, The Women deeide what they
want, arrange for a meeting place
and an instructor comes to them
in their own community,
There are courses in getting the
most for your money in food, a lot
of instruction in cooking, food for
entertaining from the casual
guest to parties of all descriptions,
how to make salads, lessons in
food storing, freezing and canning,
and food in relation to diet pro-
blems, but whatever the instruc-
tor is demonstrating or talking
about she never gets far from the
impOrtant business of feeding peo-
ple to keep them healthy.
This year the women of each
1.0 A SPECIALS
training school for local lea de
.who will take back to their g'r'oups
what they' learn at the sehOol.
Schools on Food. arid Nutrition will
deal with Third Near—limo
clies and suppers; Clothing schools
with tricks and techniques of sew-
ing to make articles suitable for
'bazaars, gifts or family use; Home
Furnishing schools will teach how
to make lampshades;the Herne
Crafts course will be on rug mak-
ing and the Health Education on
hints for the home nurse.
The brown book also lists the
Junior Extension services available
to Tura). girls in their Home-
making Clubs, through the County
or Dst'rict Home Economist work-
ing with loCal leaders. The girls
are offered, clubs to teach some-
thing about nutrition and prepar-.
ing meals, .how to be a good hos,
tess, good manners, good dressing,
good grooming, gardening, improv-
ing and caring for their own rooms
and how to keep physically and
mentally fit,
Doctors from this province's leading medical centres visited
20 clinics throtighout Ontario last year and eXamined 1,200 crippled
children. These Annual or BioAnnual Clinics are sponsored locally
by the Ontario Society for Crippled Children in co-operation with
the Clinton Lions Club. The Annual Easter Seal Campaign will run
til April 21st and ,has a provincial objective of $700,000. In this
area cheques may be sent % Mel Crich, Clinton.
WMS AT. Hensall. Stages Birthday
Party With Over 160 Guests,
(By -our Henson correspondent)
Mrs. A. M. Amacher, Zurich,
was guest speaker at the annual
birthday party of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the,
United Church,' held on March 22.
The affair was attended by some
160 members and guests in the
church auditorium.
Mrs. Amacher for her theme•
spoke on "Home and Home Life",
and stated that 'home is the God
given gift, and a blessing, nothing
can take , the place of Christian
home training. "It is a wonderful
privilege to train children in a
Christian life, reap God's richest
blessing and much happiness is de-
rived from living a Christian life
and having God the head of the
home.
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. G. Armstrong and thanked by
Miss M. Ellis. Guests at this af-
fair were the societies from Kip-
pen,Chiselhurst, Goshen churches,
an Cannel Church, St. Paul's,
Hensall, and Evening Auxiliary of
the church,
President Mrs. Armstrong chair-
ed the meeting. Sacred passages
were read by Mrs. W„ Henry and
prayer offered by Mrs. C. D. Dan-
iel.
Contributing to the program
were Mrs. Kenneth Breakey and.
Mrs. H. Rader, Zurich, with a
vocal duet; cornet solo, Mrs. Claire
McBride, the Goshen; vocal solo,
Mrs, William Fuss, and violin sel-.
Watson-Cox
ection, Miss Greta Larnmie, Hen-
son. Accompanists. were Mrs. A.
Shirray, Mrs. Pearl assmore, Mrs.
Amacher and Mrs. Keys.
' • Luncheon'WaS served in the
church schoolroOrn, a bower of
beauty in Easter inotif, the pillars
in yellow and pink streamers, in-
terwoven with sprays of spring
blessoms, while white baskets of
blossoms, twigs and pussy willows
formed the window decoration.
Responsible for this work were
Mrs. R. J. Paterson and Mrs. Ar-
chie Roweliffe.
A lace tablecloth covered the
tea table centred with a vase of
spring flowers. Candelabra com-
pleted the decorations. Pouring
tea were Mrs. Daniel and Mrs.
Armstrong. Mrs. Amacher was
presented a gift of spring flowers.
Courtesy rema'rk's were expressed
by the presidents of the visiting
societies.
Program conveners • were Mrs.
George Hess and Miss M. Ellis;
decorating, Mrs. Peterson and'Mrs.
Rioweliffe; reception,. Mrs. T. C.
Coates, Mrs. A. Clark, 'Mrs. Dan-
iel, Mts. N. E. Cook; lunch, Mrs:,
T. Slierritt, Mrs. E. Rowe, Mrs. N.
Jones, Mrs.. W. R. Stephenson.
The lovely birthday cake was cut
by Mrs. Daniel.
South Huron Lay
Visitations Plan
Getting Underway •
Hundreds of lay people from 13
Churches in South Huron will be-
gin an every-house visitation• this
November as a result of the Crus-
ade for Christ evangelistic services
in that area.
Nineteen ministers meeting ''at
Henson United Church voted Un-
animously to take part ' in the
Campaign, which aims at bringing
non-members into the church to
take a greater interest in church
activities.
(Similar "visitation" campaigns
have been carried oUt Goderich
and. Wingham areas.)
Rev. C: D. Daniel, Hensall, was
elected president of the.. group
which is organizing the campaign,
and which is to be known As South
Huron ,Ministerial Association. The
vioe-president is Rev. Samuel Kerr,
Eketer. Rev. G. R. Strome, Cred-
iton is secretary, and his.assistant
is Rev. H. J. Snell, Exeter.
Organizational.meetings will be-
gin in April, the first to be at Exe-
ter on April 11, when a speaker
who has had experience with simi-
lar programs. will outline details
of the forthcoming project.
A pretty ceremony took place in
the manse of the United Church
at Millhank last Wednesday, Mar-
ch, 27, when Eleanor Frances Cox,
daughter of Mrs. Wilfred J. Cox,
GOderich Township, and the late
Wilfred' J. Cox, became the bride
of John Laird Watson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Watson, Hayfield.
The bride wore blue dacron
with white accessories and a cor-
sage of pink roses,
The Rev. Charles D. Cox offic-
iated.
On their return from their wed-
ding trip the couple will reside on
the groom's farm in Stanley Town-
ship. EXPANSION
For centuries that hard-working
animal the beaver has been a sym-
bol representing Canada, but the
animal does not appear anywhere
in the Canadian coat of arias.
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BAZAAR
Saturdpty, April 6
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
HOME BAkENG, CANDY,APRON BOOTH,
GOOD USED CLOTHING, Etc,
Proceeds for Community Project
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88 Years Young
And Ern oying
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-1Yfzcs, Elizabeth. Walker,. 'Ontario
Street, Clinton, who was F.S
Sunday, was the guest of honor at
birthday party. Saturday after-
noon held at the home of .her son .
and. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs;
George Walker, Battenbury Street,
NanY friends' and neighbours at-
tended and Mrs!: Walker was the
recipient of numerous gifts, flow-
ers and greeting cards.
Born in Mitchell, Perth county,
she is the former Elizabeth Hillen.
When one year old she moved to.
Clinton with her parents,
Following the death of her hus-
band, John Walker, ,1930, she
moved to Kitchener where she
lived until three years ago, • Since
then she has made her 'home with
an old friend of long standing, Mrs,
Helen Dalrymple, who will be 90
years of age on Noveniber 1
Mrs. Walker has one son, Georo
ge, with the ONE, Ekpress, Clinton;
and one sister, Mrs, H. P. Ober,
Lethbridge,. Alta„ and one brother,
Robert Hillen, Coldwater, Mich.
Enjoying excellent health, both
she and."Mrs. Dalrymple rise each
morning at seven. Breakfast and
dishes are over by eight o'clock,
and household chores are done "on
the dot." Washing, ironing and
cleaning are juit part of each
week's routine,
Their main entertainment, how-
ever, comes each 'evening,. when
their 21-inch TV set is turned on.
Me NHL gancies are their favorite
viewing, and both expressed dis-
appointment at the impending close
of the hockey season.
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