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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-03-14, Page 14 GRANDPA'S BOY' (yfe u, 5E A MARTIN4oR pAcer• 0100510 . By BRAD ANDERSON %). 'bog FP'TiAi* 130>froe A M(M 1-ZP" 1f000(41- -Ney /45 Miss Wilma Dinnin, former editor of the Clinton News-Record, this week began new duties as secretary of the Grand Bend and Area Chamber of Com- merce. She also will have charge of the information office operated by the Chamber in the resort area. From the right are Eric Mcllroy, a former presi- dent of the chamber; Miss Dinnin, and 0. Wassmann, president of the chamber. (Photo by Zurich Citizens News) How flam less el ating ma s 11 ot er heating systems out of date! Reduced operating costs-in many municipalities the rate for electric heating has been reduced as much as 30%' during the last 2 years. • it's the world's safest heating system — does not use flammable fuel. • R's cleaner than any other heating system cannot create dust, smoke, soot or dirt of any kind. • You get custom comfort in every room—electric heating offers you a separate thermostat in each room. Easy to install-no furnace or fuel tank. • No annual maintenance costs—nothing to clean, no filters to replace, electric heating is truly a carefree system. Call your qualified electric heating contractor or: your hydro LIVE BEttER ELtetkifCALLY RELAX FIND WHAT YOU WANT By reading and using News-Record Want Ads Do you know of an easier way to shop or sell? When you make our Want Ads your marketplace, allyou do is place your ad and waif for the phone to ring (and ring it will), or sit back and enjoy reading the Wan+ Ads. Want Ads do The work and quickly! CLASSIFIED ADV. PHONE HU 2 3443 Clinton News Record 56 Albert Street Chriton 'Excuses': 'Keep People. from Church Middleton Ladies Told at Meeting Men from Brucefield and Kipp.en will take part on Sing .0 X, on StindAy, Mar* .Ch 24 at 6.39 p,m, Mr, John Rroadfoot spent the weekend qt the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. John llroadfoot, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith, Iltievale, spent :Sunday with Mr. SmitWS. sister, Mrs. H. Berry. Mr, and Mrs, John Broadfoot spent 'Saturday in Kitchener with their daughter, Mrs, G, Adair, Mr,' and Mrs, James Paterson and family, London, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. A. PaterSon. Mr, and Mrs. M. Wilson and Mrs. W, Staelthouse visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale, London. Mr. and Mrs. John Durant, newlyweds, of Stayner, spent the weekend with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson. UCW Willing Workers The March meeting of Unit 4 "The Willing Workers" ' was held on Wednesday evening, March 1.3 at the home of Mrs. R, Dalrymple with an attend- mice of .25. As the ladies were assembling a recording with a discussion about the new curriculum of the United Church was played. The book, "The Word and the Way" is part of the new cur- riculum, Unit 4 is in charge of the May UCW meeting and this will be an evening meeting, the UCW having granted their con- sent„ It was decided to hold the meeting in the church san- ctuary, thus avoiding any con- flict with the Explorer program. Names were obtained of ladies who will help with this meet- ing, A tentative date for an ex- ecutive meeting was set at. which the May UCW meeting will be planned and further financial projects for the re- mainder of the year will be discussed. If members have any suggestions of items that should be discussed, they are to let the unit leader know before the end of March. Margaret McQueen reported on the March UCW meeting. Members were asked to avoid rattling communion glasses fol- lowing the communion service and to refrain from handling money during the presentation of the treasurer's report at the general meetings. Mrs. H. Johnston gave a good suggestion concerning delegates' reports. She suggested that each member who attended an event, requiring a report, should relate one worthwhile item from the 'total prograin. Support was requested i n connection with the • play on Wednesday, March 27. The Sunday School is the sponsor and it is in need of financial assistance. Rev.. Jorgenson, missionary on furlough from Trinidad, will be speaking - at the church on April 25. A member asked adults to come out to Sunday School and encourage a revival of the adult classes. The committee of stew- ards is requesting that the con- gregation spread out church givings over the year, and thus Clinton Brownies Remain Active Brownies of the First and Fourth 'Clinton Packs have been buzzing with activity for the past month and on "Thinking Day" they celebrated the birth- days of their founders by hav- ing a skating party at the Cl- inton Arena, They were pleased to have Guides of the First Clinton Company a n d First Bayfield Brownie Pack join in the party, Many of the girls earned their skaters badges, ably test- ed by Mrs. Lloyd Carter. Fol- lowing skating, hot dogs, hot chocolate, coffee (for leaders), and Brownie Candles were en- joyed by all. . These were prepared and ser- ved at the Legion Hall by mem- bers of the Local Association, Mrs. C. Proctor, Mrs. L, Carter, Mrs. W. P. Andrews, Mrs. R, R. Rudd, Mrs. H. Kingswell and , Mrs. R. Powers, On Sunday, February 24, the. Brownies, Guides, Cubs, Scouts and leaders, held a full-dress church parade at the Ontario Street United Church. Our thanks to Rev. Grant Mills for his very appropriate address. The Brownies participated in World Day of Prayer, Match 1, at Wesley-Willis United Chtirch, Judy Carter, a member of the Fourth Clinton Pack, took part itt the reading. KIPPEN orrespondent, MRS. N. LNG Phone ilensall 278 W Master Jim Kyle it on the sickliSt, having an attack of in- flUenta. Visitors during the week With and Mrs. N. Long induct- ed: Mr. and Mrs, tklin Kerr, Winthrop, accorripanied by Mit, B. bowson, Seafbrth and Mr, And Mrs. Ed Little, Hensall. fjeW Meet The United Church Women held their March meeting on Tuesday, Match 1Z in the ChuPeh and Mrs. H. Jones chair- ed the meeting with Mrs. Emer- son Kyle taking the worship. The topic was taken by Mrs, Eileen Consitt and a reading given by Mrs. Ii. Meleana Mrs. Howard Pinkbeiner and Mrs. Edisdn McLean were the hostesses. ArrailgernentS were Made for the April Vaster thanittiffetilig meeting enable them to meet the ,ex,- pellsO$ monthly, The worship was conducted by Mrs. A. Aldwinckle and Mrs. J, Mustard, The study, taken from the chapter, "Man before -Ged". of the Word and the Way was introduced by Mrs, A, Taylor, Mrs, M. Graham had prepar- ed study sheets containing u brief summary, bible verses and questions from each of the three chapter divisions.' These proved quite helpful to the three groups which discussed some of the questions. Later a secretary re- ported fop each group, A bake sale replaced enter- tainmerit and approximately .$17 was realized. Refreshments were served by Mrs. L. 'Thomp- son's committee. Ladies depart- ed, expressing appreciation to the hostess for her kind hos- pitality. ' The members were in favour of a penny sale at the April meeting, The telephone com- mittee will be contacting the members regarding the next meeting. The March meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of St. Jam- es, Middleton was held March 6 at the home of Mrs. John Grigg. Owing to illness and stormy weather the attendance . was down to seven members and the quilt that was to have been quilted left for a later date, Mrs. Ray Wise opened the meeting with a call to worship for the Lenten season. The scripture lesson was read ::y Mrs. Ray Wise and the roll all was answered by a verse of scripture containing the word "repent". Mrs. J. Grigg gave the sec- .vtary's report, Correspondence consisted of a letter from the Huron Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society asking for volunteers from the society to canvass this area. (School Section No 9) for their annual appeal in April, Three ladies volunteered, • A card of thanks was receiv, ea from Mrs. Gorden Rathwell, Since the usual site for the bake sale in Bayfield will be available, July 15 was chosen by the members for this sale. Mrs, Arnold Miller reported everything has been bought for the 1)()17c0,,S bale for St. Paul's S e ii o o 1, Cardston, Alberta, though some garments have to be completed. Mrs. Ed Wise read an art, icle "I'd like to go to church, but" — Which brought to all present how small an excuse may at times keep one from attending church service. The WA weather report for February was 19 sunny days and nine cloudy ones- and group members paid accordingly to the group leaders. The president, Mrs. Ray Wise closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by the host- ess and a social half hour fol- lowed, Adostral Park Cubs Enjoy Hockey Tlit On Saturday, March 16 at the Station Arena, a hard fotzght hockey game -took place between the Algonquin and the Clinton '13' Wolf CO packs, 'B' Pack tools the lead in the opening minute of the game, and held it through to the last period, when the Algonquins suddenly rallied and spoiled a shut-out for the visitors. The final score was 4-1 for the visitors. Glen Irwin and David Faw- cett tallied for 'B' Pack while Robert Prest scored the lone goal for the Algonquins. xn traditional style, both teams repaired to the Cub Hall to lick their wounds and gnaw on some tidbits found by the Old Wolves. And in true Cub fashion the Cubs remembered the motto "Do Your Best", both in the game and in the gnawing, News-tie, c'or44. T iuKs.X March 1, 1963 NEWS OF BRUCEFIELD By MRS, 11, BERRY Thank You We, the directors of the Huron County Hog Producers Association and committee men elected, wish to take this opportunity to soy "thank you" to all the producers who supported the following men ( who support producer controlled marketing: Harvey Hodgins, Martin soon, Robert P. Elmer Ireland, Albert Hawn, William Coternon, Leonard Fisher, Geor9e Campbell, Alf. 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