HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1961-05-04, Page 5Quartet In Red and Blue Revue
Highlighting the Red and Blue Revue of 1961, held at Clinton District Colleg-
iate Institute Friday night, were these four pretty girls who made up one of
the quartettes. Left to right are, (front) Phyllis Lobb, Brucefield; Pam.
Muise, RCAF Station Clinton, and in the rear, Diana and Judy Persan, both
of Clinton. (Beacon-Herald Photo)
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REARTHSIDE CLUB
TO MEET MAY 11
The Hearthside Club of On-
tario Street United Church will
meet on Thursday, May I.X. at
8 pm. in the church parlour,
K. S. Wood, Doctor of Chiro-
practic, Clinton, will be the gu-
est speaker. Group 2 will be
in charge.
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HOSPITAL TEA
(May 10)
Try the New
Forward Line
or French Setting
Mrs. Edith
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School Girl Special
Permanent — $6.50
Permanents — $8.50,
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00
Phone HU 2-7697
4 Maria Street
Old School of Commerce
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MATTRESS and BOX SPRING
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Sealy Den Beds in 30" and 39" will
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This Week Special:
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Thursday( May 4,1941 Clinton Mow$Record ,Pgge
Married at the Nile Church
MR, AND MRS. REGINALD CARMAN BRIND-
LEY, Nile, were married on April 22 in Nile United
Church by the Rev. Richards, The bride is Dorothy
Louise Walff, daughter of Mrs. John Clements, Nile
and the groom is the son of Carman Brindley, Ben-
miller. Following a wedding trip into the United
States, the young couple will live at Nile.
(Photo by Nephew)
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$70,000
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Separate School Board
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The Board will receive an Ontario Government
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principal and 'interest of these debentures,
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Bring in your
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dry cleaning.
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WEEK IS 1546
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Hospital Auxiliary
Tag Day, May 6
Mrs. Frank Fingiand, presi-
dent of the Clinton Hospital
Auxiliary conducted the meet-
ing in the Nurses• Residence on
Tuesday evening, May 2. An
invitation to attend a tea in
the YWCA at Stratford on Fri-
day, May 5, was. extended.
Plans are well under way for
Tag Day this Saturday, May 6.
Plans are also almost com-
pleted for the annual Hospital
Tea next Wednesday, May 10,
A welcome is extended to all,
and a large attendance is hop-
ed far.
Several ladies attended the
conference of Region 2 in Lon-
don, April 25 at St. Mary's
Hospital far the Chronically
Ill. Mrs. Frank Fingland, who
is second vice-president of the
region, gave an account of this
enjoyable and interesting day.
There are 180 Auxiliaries in
Qntarice Mrs. Marian Johnston,
Stratford was named histor-
ian for the region. This is •a
new venture.
Mrs. Frank Fingland ably
chaired the information work-
shop in which, the following
took part; Mrs. Fe G. McGug-
an, Victoria Auxiliary, London;
Mrs. P. J. Enright, St. Joseph's
Auxiliary, London; Mrs Spen-
cer Hunter, Woodstock Gener-
al Hospital; Mrs Gordon Ekins,
Woodstock.
Mrs. K. R. Hillier, London,
regional president, presided at
the sessions and welcomed the
delegates. The auxiliaries (Reg-
ion 2) are invited to Wood:-
stock for their fall meeting.
ASSOCIATED
PAINTERS
PAINTING
DECORATING
SIGN-PAINTING
COMMERCIAL ART
Phone HU 2-7261
Horticultural Group
Invited to Myth Tea „
The Clinton Rorticultural
Society is invited to a -May-
time tea and floral display at
the home of Mrs, Grace Mc-
Callum, Drummond. Street, Bl-
yth, on Friday, May 12 from
2,30 to 5 p.m and 8 to 9.30
pen.. All members and friends
are cordially invited to attend
and a nominal .charge will be
made. Those desiring transpor-
tation please contact Clifford
E'PPS
Brindley—Waiff
- Spring bouquets of white
onapdragon, daffodil and tulips
set the scene in the Nile United
Church on April 22, for the
wedding of Dorothy Louise
Wulff, daughter of Mrs, John
Clements, Nile, to Reginald
Carman Brindley, Nile, son of
Carman Brindley, Beemiller,
The Rev. Richards. officiated,
Given in. marriage by her
brother Lloyd Walff, the bride
was lovely in a waltz-length
gown with lace bodice and
tiered skirt of lace and organ-
za over taffeta, styled with
scalloped boat neckline, and
my point sleeves, Her elbow
length veil was held by car-
onet of seed pearls,, She car-
ried a prayer book topped by
a corsage of red roses and
streamers caught with rose-
buds.
Miss Betty J, Clernents,
as maid of honour wore walte-
length, mauve organza, with
headdress bow of mauve or-
ganza in two-tone, She ear-.
tied yellow 'mums.
Roy McKnight, Nile was gr-
oomsman and Robert Bogie
was organist, Ushers were Har-
ry Clements', stepbrother of the
bride and James' Brindley, step-
brother of the groom.
A reception was, held in the
church basement for 60 guests
from London, Seaforth and
Goclerich as well as the Nile
area. The bride's mother wore
a rayon and cotton bengaline
sheath with white accessories
and a corsage of pink roses.
The groom's stepmother wore a
linen dress and coat to match
in beige with corsage of white
carnations.
Serving the turkey and salad
supper were Miss Dorothy Rut-
ledge, Mrs. Charles Johnston
and Mrs. Emery Baeehelor.
CLINTONIAN CLUB WILL
MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY
The Ctintonian Club will
meet next Wednesday after-
noon, May 10 at 2.30 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Russell Hol-
mes. Lunch will be served by
Mrs. W, Watkins, Mrs, E. Wel-
sh, Mrs. L. Forest, Mrs. L.
Ings and Mrs. J. Aldington.
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Ontario Street WA
Regular Meeting
In Church Parlour
The Woman's Association, of
Ontario Street United Church
met in the church parlour on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
George Potter presiding. Devo-
tions were taken by Mrs. E.
Welsh on the theme, "Jesus
Christ, the light of the world"
and the "World's Witnesses,"
Bible readings from Acts 2:-
1-13.
Mrs. M. Wiltse read the sec-
retary's report, Mrs. Roy Con-
nell gave the treasurer's re-
port and presented the bills.
Mrs. M. Aiken read the cor-
respondence, which included an
invitation from Brucefield' WA
to be their guests on June 6.
Nineteen calls were reported
'by the visitors for the month,
and everyone is to visit again
this month. Mrs. J. B, Levis
reported sending flowers to two
sick members.
Reports of all committees
were given. Plans were made
for e number of the ladies to
attend' the WA presbytery at
Winthrop on Wednesday, May
3.
Program consisted of a read-
ing by Mrs. Ray Fear, "Mis-
sionary bale". Piano solo by
Ruth Ann. Brawn, "Home sweet
home", and a solo by Mrs. Wil-
lis Van Egrnond, "Bless this
house", accompanied 'by Mrs.
E. Radford at the piano.
Lunch was served by the
ladies of the Base Line and
16th concession, convened by
Mrs. Charles' Merrill and Mrs.
John Merrill, Mrs. Cliff Proc-
tor expressed the appreciation
of the meeting to the lunch
committee and those who took
pairt in the program.
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LEGION AUXILIARY TO
MEET ON MAX' 8
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Royal Canadian Legion Clinton
Branoh 140 will hold their reg-
ular meeting on Monday even-
ing, May 8 at 8.15 p.m. in the
Legion Hall.
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WESLEY-'WILLIS WMS
WILL MEET ON MAY 11
The Woman's- Missionary So-
ciety of Wesley-Willis United
Church will meet in the church
parlour on Thursday, May 11
at 2.30 p.m, Mrs. George Beat-
tie's group is in charge,
OPENING
THIS WEEK
CARRYING
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Aluminum Doors
2 & 3 Track Windows
Awnings Canopies
Culligan
Wafer Softeners
RUSSELL JERVIS
Sales & Service
6$ Albert St, HU 2-930
Rose HU 24114
Men's Club Has
Service For
Fathers and Sons
The Men's Club of Wesley-
Willis Holmesville United Ch-
urches held a Father and Son
Service on Sunday with a male
choir of some 28 men. (This
service was held preceding 'a
father and son banquet which
was postponed until May 8 on
account of another community
occasion,)
Mrs. M. R. Rennie presided
at the organ and Mr. Reunite
conducted the choir. Will Jer-
vis was in Charge of details.
Besides two :numbers from the
choir a quartet composed of
Ronald Steepe, Donald And-
rews, Lloyd and Ralph Holland
presented a number.
Hector Kingswell and son
Elwin assisted Rev. Edgar J.
Roulston in the pulpit. The ush-
ers were Wilfred Jervis and
Kelvin, William Wells and
Douglas. Since there were some
men in the choir from Holmes-
vile it was planned that the
choir should visit the service
at Holmesville in the after-
noon and provide the music.
Morgan Jones and son Alvin
ushered at Holmesvnle and
Master Lenus Yea assisted in
the pulpit.
MADELEINE LANE AUX.
TO WET TUESDAY, MAY 9
The regular meeting of the
Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of
the St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church will be held on Tues.
day evening, May 9 at 8.15
pan. in the church Sunday
School room.