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Page ',Clinton News-Record Joint 'VIA .Meeting at Middleton
Hears 'Good .Report of lnilua..1
For Tune Is
By Kippen East Wt.'
• •IIENBALL KipPen East
Women's 'institute entertained
at Huronview • on Wednesday.
afternoon, June 13-;Mrs: Harry Caldwell was ` mistress of cure-
monies. . Mrs. Grant • MacLean,
lead a singsong. Mrs. Ken Mc-
Kay and Mrs. Robert Kinsmen.
favoured with a piano duet.
Eight ladies, Mrs. - Arthur
Finlayson, Mrs." Ross Ghapm-an,
Mrs. William Caldwell, Mrs.
Grant MacLean, Mm. ,HoWard
Finkbeiner,. Mrs. William Bell;
MM. Robert Bell and Mrs. Vern
Aiderdice favoured with square
dance selections with Mrs:, Ross
'hors., 4411e WI/ 196*
- • . The • .ladies celebrating a
birthday in June were present-
ed with, a corsage and a brooch
as a birthday gift. The men
were given a pair of socks.
There were 11 celebrarfs. "Hap-
py Birthday"" was sung and the,
candles -lighted on the cherry
pintk, and white birthday cake.
The . institute ladies . Served
lunch and toured the 'new part
'of Huronview, visiting with
many of the residents; An en-
joyable . time was had by all.
MIPPLETON--,MrS, Stewart
Z0441094 WAS hOSteSS ..on Wed,
l'esday evening, 'Jane 13, for
i Ire ,aonaaf Pint Meting of.
e Wornen's" • Atocilim of Tri,
n`ityChurch, BaYfield and St,.
Ames. giutt1004,..
This meeting was well
taemded with Over. 39 PerSoes
were four former members of
present, Among, those present
St, Zamels WA, who now reside Clinton,rn -
The spacio4s. rooms of the
.1\fiddleton. home were lavishly
decorated wiitb arrangements • of gia-nt peonies, roses, etc,
The president, Mrs. Ray
Wise, Warmly welcomed 'the lad:Jet:5 and opened the meeting
with the singing a, the WA
hymn, "The Love of Christ
ConStraineth" with Mrs, Er'l,
ward Wise at the piano,
Following devotiOns, Romans
12. was read by Mrs, Jelin Cole,
The minutes were read by See-
rotary Mrs, John Grigg and the
rat call was a biblical verse
containing the word "love"
The secretary read a latter
of thanlcs Iron: the London de-
pot of the 1..11/Itarlita service
Departrnent for, the large bale
of used clothing.
m rs,, John! Grigg gaVe a time-
i•Y 'and interesting reading or
th e 131,essed Wells of PelltT-
shire, Dngliancl, where the ein.-
turies-old Custom of well-dress-
Ing is still observed on Ascen-
sion Pay.
• The highlight of the evening
WAS the 2VP011 Of the 75th an,
mei. meeting of the Diocese of
Huron and was kive4 by Mrs.
R. 3. Larson and Mrs, IL H, F,
Gairdner, both. of Bayfield,,
Mrs, Larson gave a detailed
report of the first day's session,
The ladies Nere Shocked to hear
that men willing to go last year
to mission fields were unable
to do so due to--laelc of funds,
"The mission field is the Cin-
derella of the church and the
WA the conscience of the
church," -stated Mrs. Larson.
Mrs. Calder assumed' the
Diocesan presidency for the
13th year, The activities cul-
0040 in a lovely' birthde.Y. tea ,',.Bishopstowe, the ilorne
of %shop and Mrs, C. N. .1,4X-
top,
MrS, qairdner voice most Viliiid)IY on one of the highlights
Of The .alliknal, the bisAPOO
PAVAPIt which 11-4PreSsiVelY
Pleted the early 'history Of the
church- in Canada, This; 'pageant
"Into All ',the World Together'',
was pr_esented' on April 30 in
the -f. $e.41 Teehnieallatoal. and .de+~eted ih ten brief
scones -presented by 159 Mem,*
hers Of various churches the
hi:Stery -,of the Canadian chum])
and US AVINijiM.--. Jeff Single
WAS narrator • and Jones Town,-
Attend'. WAS organist for the peg-pant,
• As nano of the 1‘.41,4dieton
ladies had been able Ito 'attend
th.e anntial they were very
grateful to Mrs, :Larsen and
-Qawdnor fQI'. thew tnter,, estiing reports On behalf f
all present, Mrs, P24,44Middle-
ton moved a Sincere vote of
thall4 to !the speakers.
Mrs. Joseph Storey favoturea
with, a lovely Instrumental, The
rector, the Rev. B.
rison cloSed the meeting with
Drayer., A. social time followed, with
••delleiOnS' ,lancli Served ley ithe.-
/Yfidglleten IN'Prs,
a-yfield, moved
a hearty vote of thank§ to lgrs.„
Stewart Middleton for !her ihQs, plteaty.
All present voted. this Arnittal
get t,Qgerther p 'successful one
and the hope was expressed.
that tilts •AWStoin would' be con-
tinted,
Harmer's Back
Canadian.singer Shirley Harmer is seen again
on Canadian television in a new weekly CBC-TV
variety series, A Summer Night. Miss Harmer
appeared . as a regular performer on CBC-TV's
Showtime until the summer of 1957' when she left
to further her career in the U.S, The series, seen
each Friday on the CBC-;TV network, is a light-
hearted musical show• featuring prominent Cana-
dian entertainers as guests. (CBE Photo)
Huronview Party Broadfoot as caller;Mrs. Bruce
• A.nmatrong, Staffa, favoured
with the "Highland Fling" an-
companded by Mrs. Rost Broad-
foot at the piano.
Mrs. RoSi Chapman contri-
buted a joke. A quartet com-
prised- of Mrs. William Kyle,
Mrs. Howard Finkheiner. Mrs.
Jack Sinclair, Mrs., Ken Mc-
Kay „slang.
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More than' 200 scientists and teChnitians are
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and to develop new ones, Their research covers
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