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Clinton News-Record, 1960-12-08, Page 5Second Assembly In New Auditorium (By peter Robertson., 12A) The 'second' assembly of the student body was held in thhe auditorium on Friday morning, December e. The program op- ened with the playing of "God Save The Queen". Scripture was read by Egbert Bakker. Steve Scotebmer, president of the Student's Council, spoke on the current business of the Council, Mr, Cochrane then in- troduced Mr, Deane, of the Curtis Publiehing Company who spoke about the magazine cam- paign. During the program, a brief singsong was held, under the direction of Mr, Middieton, Mr, Cochrane stated that the next assembly, depending on the in- stallation of the stage curt- ains, would probably be held on December 13, The program closed with the singing of "0 Canada." Clinton District Collegiate Institute extends a cordial invitation to all residents of Clinton and its surrounding area to attend the annual COMMENCEMENT Friday, December 9, at 8 p.m. 48b 4. Brucefield WA Annual Meeting Elects Officers (Brucefield elorrespendent) The Woman's Association of the Brucefield United Church held their Christmas meeting on Tuesday, December 6 with an attendance of 35. Mrs, John Aikenhead and Mrs. John Mc- Gregor had charge of the de- votianel period. Mrs. Aikenhead gave the topic, "The Time of Promise," Mrs, McGregor read from Isaiah 9; 2-7, Psalms 18; 28, and led in prayer, Retiring president Mrs. W. Broadfoot, who has served for two years, was in charge of the business session. Mrs. David Triebner gave the secretary's report and Mrs. Harvey Taylor the treasurer's report. Roll call was answered by a Christmas wish. Offering was received. It was decided to have a Christmas tree for the church and to buy flowers far Christ- mas Sunday. Mrs. Broadfoot thanked everyone who had help- ed at the bazaar. The four groups reported on the year's receipts: No. 1, $207.60; No.. 2, $288; No. 3, $182,52 and No. 4, $117. They thanked members and home helpers for their kind co-opera- tion in making the year a success. The Association will buy a new vacuum cleaner for the church and have the new tables finished and varnished. Thank- vou card from Mrs. Robert Broadfoot was read, for the rose sent to her and her baby. A Christmas card was read from Mrs. Fred. Retbwell, wish- ing the WA a Merry Christmas, Officers for 1961 are: presi- dent, Mrs. Seldon Ross; first vice-president, Mrs. John Mc- Gregor; second vice-president, Mrs. George Henderson; secre- tary, Mrs, Elgin Thompson; corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Fotheringham; finan- cial secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin. Sillery; program com- mittee, Mrs, G. Richardson, Mrs, R. Scott, Mrs. John Hend- erson and Mrs. G. Graham; Kitchen committee, Mrs. M. Swan, Mrs. E. Forrest, Mrs. George Clifton, Mrs. H. Lobb, NEWS O PORTER'S KILL (By Mrs. Donald Harris, Dial HU 2-3362) THEMUIPMENTAVE STOCK, YES R E..« TO DO YOUR JOB AS IT SHOULD SE -eee -eeeee_, eeee PROBLEMS! kee FO e H eye A Very FOR HER EH, USECOATS DUSTERS HAN BAGS SWEATERS BE SURE TO SEE AND Good eIecc© FOR GIRLS DRESSES SWEATERS BLOp,$SES PYJAMAS Of The F Hawk= FOR BOYS SWEATERS SECRTS PYJAM S PANTS kid O *VISIT OURW DE -Lunro LUCKY NUMBER THIS • WEEK IS 1201 Save Time! Check Your Calendar. If calendar to our office and Say Temp ve Tempe rs claim your $3.00 credit. the numbers match take the a Make sure your holiday finery is ready for the season. FROM I8.3B A GIRL NEE \ LOOrtt. FROM 38-48 SHE 'tIEEDS PERSONALITY l!'S, F M49 ON SHE ItEEDg - ,C,ARii-JIAT LIKE IRE I OF th`V.,,, , Isa 129 HURON ST CLINTON LANE and BOSHART Cedar Chests "' are now in stock --- no further deliveries from factory. GOOD SELECTION AT BEATTIES $49.00 to $83.00 Student's Begin Magazine Sales (ny Nancy Webber, 1.2A) On the morning of Friday, December 2, from 9 o'elock to 9.45, Mr. Deane of Curtis Pub- Illsbing Co, spoke to the stud- ents of CDC' about earning money for the school treasury, The students are to become salesmen from December 2 to. December 12, Of course prizes will he offered, The highest salesman of the day receives a silver dollar. Any person selling at least ten dollars worth becomes a "very important person" (VIP), and at the end of the selling time has a chance in a draw for a watch, a travelling clock or a stuffed dog. At the end of the campaign, the highest three salesmen choose ae brownie camera, a transistor radio or a record player with the highest seller choosing first, On Monday, December 5 Lin- da Smith of 9D started the competition by a day's sale of $42 worth of magazines to earn the first silver dollar. The December meeting of the Women's Institute was held lash Thursday with a good attendance. Roll call was an- swered with a donation or treat for the shut-ins. Mrs. Robert Feirserviee brought .a splendid report from the WI eonvetition in London recently, Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Constance, gave a fine message portraye Mrs, Walters; treasurer, Mrs. Harvey Taylor; cards and flow- ers, Mrs. H. Berry, Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. John Broadfoot; manse committee, Mrs. W. Broadfoot, Mrs. John Aiken head, Mrs, Ervin Sillery; ch- urch. committee, Mrs. Edgar Allan, Mrs, D. Triebner, Mrs, A. Mcl3eth, Mrs. John Hender- son; pianists, Miss Margaret McQueen, Mrs. G. Henderson; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lorne Wilson. Devotional, January and Feb- ruary, Mrs. L, Wilson, Mrs. D. Triebner; March and April, Mrs. George Armstrong and Mrs. W. Moffatt; May and June, Mrs. Fotheringham and Mrs. John Henderson; Septem- ber and October, Miss E, BoweY and Mrs. Ham; November and December, Mrs. L. Eyre and Miss M. McDonald. The WA prayer concluded the meeting. Group Two had charge of the program. Mrs. Edgar Allan conducted the Christmas quiz, A number of carols were sung and a dainty lunch was served. The Sunday School. Christ- mas concert is being held Sat- urday night, December 10, in the church basement. The annual Christmas con- cert at SS No. 5 school will be held on Wednesday evening, December 21. WA Meets The Woman's Association of Grace United Church held their regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon of this. week at the home of Mrs. Arthur Bell. The, president, Mrs. T. Sowerby was in charge of the meeting which opened with singing "Joy to the World," Scripture lesson war, reed by Mrs. A. Lockhart, topic and prayer by Mrs. Bell. R.el (-11 w2.--,1 rr-!..wo,red h" giving a 2i-cent gift for a child to go 1c re 1latie.A1 .Army, Secroavy aid tvry,p- urer's repots were given as well as a summary of the year's work and an annual report by the treasurer. It was decided to give $150 to the board of stewards of the church. "Rev, W. C. Smith presided over the election of officers which resulted as follows: president, Mrs. Alvin Betties; first vice-president, Mrs. Ray Cox; second vice-president, Mrs. Arthur Bell; secretary, Mrs, Donald Harris; treasurer, Mrs. A. Lockhart; assistant treasur- er, Mrs. William Townshend, Reporters, Mrs. A. Lockhart and Mrs. Donald Harris; pian- ist, Mrs .William Cox; visiting committee, Mrs. Wilmer Rid- dell and. Mrs. Elgin Cox; buy- ing committee, Mrs. A. Lock- hart and Mrs. Thomas Sowerby. Quilt work committees—buy- ing material, Mrs. Mary Man- ing tee true Christmas Sehirile Mrs. Hen Wood, Winghem, demonstrated some good ideas for Christmas decorations. Mrs. Claire Vincent favoured with a lovely solo "Star of the East". Mrs, Lorne Lawson gave a Christmas reeding. All took part in the singing of Chiestmas Carole led by Mrs, Vincent and Mrs. John ATIM, strong accompanying. A tasty lunch topped by Christmas, cake was served by the host- esses. Several from the vicinity had the privilege of hearing Rev, Norman McICeneie (lately of India) who spoke in Goderieh for the M and M last Thurs- day evening on his worts in India. Everyone received in- spiration from his message. A. pleasant evening and din- ner was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willows Moun- taM on Wednesday, Novem- ber 30 when they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversarY. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Josling and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Jefferson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Straughan and Mrs. Cal Straughan, Goderich, Best wish- es are extended to Mr, and Mrs. Mountain. The Grandmothers Club met last week 'at the home of Mrs. Wilmer Howatt. Due to the in- clement weather a few mem- bers were absent, but every- one enjoyed a social time and a pot luck supper was served at the close. ning; stamping •blocks, Mrs. Harry Torrance and Mrs. John McCowan; putting quilts to- gether, Mrs. Allen Settles and Mrs. A. E. Townshend; binding quilts, Mrs. Telsinga and Mrs. Bruinsma; putting quilts in frames, Mrs. J. A, Torrance and Mrs. Mary Mannig. Rev. W. C. Smith closed the meeting with prayer and lunch was served by the hostess. thurscIPY. Dec, 8, 196.4--Clinton Nows,Record,Pago The Christmas Vesper ser. mice of the CGIT held last Sunday evening was .qqite well attended and under the lead- erslep of Mrs, Len Caldwell and Mrs. Cameron Moon prov- ed a very impressive service. Rev. II, A, Funge read an in- teresting story. 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