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Select Officers, Plan for Memorials
Christmas Scenes at 'School Entrance
Pupils of Grade 8 at the Clinton Public School
are particularly proud of the tempera paint artwork
they have created for the Christmas season at the
front entrance of the school. Done without sten-
cils, the free-hand drawings are in bright colours.
The effect does credit to the youngsters, and to
their teachers, and is a sight well worth driving
up around the school drive to see.
(News-Record Photo)
Presbyterian Ladies at Auburn
postage stamps and asked ev-
eryone to save them, Mrs. Gor-
don Dobie, the secretary of the
memorial fund reported that
five members had contributed
to this project. The Home Hel-
pers secretary, Miss Minnie
Wagner stated that there was
54 sick calls reported and that
there was only one Home Help-
er,
Before the report of the nom-
inating committee, Mrs. Wes
Bradnock presented a life mem-
bership certificate to Mrs. Don-
ald Haines, Mrs. Bradnock then
read the 1962 slate of officers
which are as follows:
Honourary presidents, Mrs.
Edgar Lawson, Mrs, Wesley
Bradnock; past president, Mrs.
Donald Haines; president, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson; first vice-
president, Mrs. Duncan Mac-
kay; second vice-president, Mrs.
Roy Daere secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Alvin Leatherland; assist-
ant, Mrs. E Lawson,
Pianist, Mrs. Duncan Mac-
kay; assistant, Mrs. John Hous-
ton; glad tidings secretary, Mrs,
Alfred Rollinson; welcome and
welfare, Mrs. Herbert Govier;
flower committee, Mrs. Alfred
Rollinson; literature and lib-
rary, Mrs. Gordon Dale; Home
Helpers, Miss Minnie Wagner,
Mrs. Roy Daer; supply, Mrs.
Herbert Govier, Mrs. Carl Gov-
jeer; student and press, Mrs.
Ed Davies, Mrs. Charles Stew-
art; memorial fund, Mrs. Gor-
don Dobie, Mrs, John Houston;
nominating committee, Mrs, Fr-
ank Raithby, Mrs. Wes Brad-
nock, Mrs, John Graham,
COC Leader, Mrs. Donald
Haines; assistant, Mrs. Ken-
neth Scott; 1CGIT leader, Mrs.
W. Bradnock, Mrs. Duncan
Mackay; Ladies' Aid president,
Mrs. Ed Davies; secretary-tr-
easuer, Mrs. Roy Daer,
After the acceptance of the
new slate of officers, Mrs. Hai-
nes gave a reading, "What are
we Christian Women doing with
Christmas?" The meeting was
closed with prayer by Dr. D.
J. Lane.
Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of Knox Pres-
byterian Church held their last
meeting of the year with the
president, Mrs, Ed Davies in
charge. The minutes were read
by the secretary, Mrs. Roy
Daer. She also gave the finan-
cial statement.
The members decided to send
the donation to the Deaconess
Home in memory of the late
Mrs. D. J, Lane and Mrs. J.
F. Scott, Plans were made to
prepare boxes for the shut-ins.
The Sunday school concert was
set for December 29 when a
social evening will be enjoyed
with treats and gifts for the
children. The meeting was clos-
ed with the Grace and' a dainty
Christmas lunch was served by
Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. Al-
fred Rollinson.
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REETINGS
and our hest
wishes for
a cheerful
CHRISTMAS
Milt and Mabel's
Ranch Bar
Open House at New Catholic Church
St,PaurS Roman Catholic
Church ,at RCAF Station CliX
ton bold open home on Sunday
afternoon, -The new church will
be formally opened .ParaY next
year.
First wedding to be conduct-
ed in the new church was. that
of Verna Stootzel, a TCA
stewardess from Toronto, to
Aireraftsman W. 0, Oltrnanns,
On Saturday, December 16,
Regular services will. he eon-
---dacto4 in . the new building
from now on, including Mid-
night Mass on Christmas Eve,
and Christmas Day masses at
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(Auburn Correspondent)
The Women's Missionary So-
ciety of Knox Presbyterian Ch-
urch was 'held in the Sunday
School room of the church with
the president, Mrs. Donald Hai-
nes in charge and Mrs. John
Houston as pianist, The meet-
ing was opened with the call
to worship and the carol "0
Come all ye faithful" followed
by prayer,
The scripture lesson from the
second chaptera of the Gospel
of St. Luke was read respons-
ively, The meditattion on the
Christmas Story given by Mrs.
Herbert ,Govier. She closed her
message with a prayer written
by the missionary Miss Dor-
othy Douglas.
The offering was' received by
Mrs. Roy Daer and Dr. D. J.
Lane offered a prayer of th-
anksgiving. A film "Our North
American Neighbours" was
shown by Donald Haines. This
colourful film showed the work
of the missionaries in the south-
ern part of this continent.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read by the sec-
retary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland
and she called the roll which
was answered by each member
telling her favorite Christmas
Carol. A report of the year's
work was given and also the
financial statement.
The CG1T report was given
by Mrs. W. Bradnock and the
- reports by Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson. She stated that the
children are still collecting used
Summerhill Club
Attended By
Twenty Members
Mrs. E. Ellis was hostess to
the Summerhill Ladies Club
when they held their Christmas
meeting in the hall on Decem-
ber 6. 20 members and two
visitors were present.
Mrs, Lovett had a reading en
"Christmas" and read about
"Santa Claus" for the children.
The treasurer's report showed
a balance of $4193. Mrs. Keith
Tyndall thanked 'the club for
the card that was sent to her.
Mrs. Ross Lovett and Mrs.
William Jenkins were appoint-
ed to attend the Clinton Public
Hospital Auxiliary meeting in
January, Plans were made to
have the first card party of
the season on January 5. $10
will be sent to the Huron Chil-
dren's Aid Society for Christ-
mas,
The program started with a
reading by Mrs. Farquhar
"Somebody's Mother". Mrs.
Neville Forbes gave a demon-
stration on making table favors
for Christmas. Mrs. Percy
Gibbings had a reading "Just
Before Christmas". Mrs. Wil-
liam Gibbings had a contest
won by Mrs. Donald McLean.
The raffle was won by Mrs.
Westerhout.
The next regular meeting
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Chester Farquhar on
January 10. Those on the pro-
gram will be Mrs, Russell
Good, Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Ivan
Hoggarth and Mrs. William
Jenkins, Those to serve lunch
will be Mrs, James Snell, Mrs,
George Colelough, Mrs. Percy
Gibbings and Mrs, Ivan. Hog-
garth,
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HAPPY CHRISTMAS BRINGS—
HAPPINESS, JOY AND CHEER,
GLADDEN EACH HOUR OP THE YULETIDE
AND LAST THROUGH THE COMING YEAR!
Homemakers
Bowling League
(Mrs. Jessie Maeliay)
The lucky winners of the
RCAF Ladies League turkey
roll-off were as follows; hid-
den seta e 76-77, Mrs. Louise
McAndrew, Spitfires; 84, Mrs.
Joan Sutcliffe, Strickers; 105,
Mrs. Jessie MacKay, Spitfires;
113, Mrs. Jean Barnette, Go-
getters; 121, Mrs. Cary Mc-
Connell; 130, Mrs. M, Thibaut-
at; 98, Mrs. Mary Irland; 162,
Mrs. Donna Demetz, Wing
Dings; 93, Mary Reid, Black
Balls; 181, Marylin Linford, Go-
getters.
This week Mrs. Jackie Eslig-
er scored high, single, 266; eVIe s
Noella Blais high triple, 631.
The Real McCoys scored high
team triple, 2,645. Mrs. Proko-
petz's average is now 200.
Scores over 200 were: Mrs.
R. Turanski, 212; Mrs. A, Pro-
kopets, 231, 232; Mrs. W.
Naven, 226; Mrs. N. Blais, 219,
224; Mrs. 0, Banks, 200, 219;
Mrs. M, Cyr, 200, 215; Mrs. I,
Schultz, 216; Mrs. M, Reles,
210; Mrs. M. McCoy, 201.
Team standings: Thunder
Jets 50, Atoms 49, Black Balls
46, Real McCoys 46, Gogetters
44, Turtles 40, Spitfires 38,
Lucky 7's 34, Strickers 22,
Wing Dings 16,
STANLEY TOWNSHIP funeral of Mrs. Glenn's cousin,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glenn and Miss Jennie' Taylor, Hensall, on
Mr. Bob Glenn attended the Monday,
S. a.m. and 1.1 4411., lea was served ,,on Sunday
afternoon. by Members .of the
Catholic Women's League, Arm-
tistically arranged flowers and
Candlea in a gold and white
motif, graced the attractive
table, where tea was poured by
Mrs. W, A. Wichware and Mrs.
W. J. Michalski,
The event was well ,attend-.
ed, and a happy event of the
pre A Christmas season, The
Catholic Women's League has
expressed its appreciation to
'the community and a with for
a Happy Christma to all.
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