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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-04-23, Page 2Compare New Guide UniforMs . Several members of the Clinton Girl Guides. and Brownies have already purchased the new uniforms recently released from Headquarters. Patty Strong, left, is wearing one of the new Guide uniforms, while Barbara Irwin , is still in the older fashion. .Gail Wager is clreSSed in a new Brownie unitDrm, while Grace Strong, right, wears the older issue. The colours are still practical- ly the same in the uniforms, but they are in two pieces, although designed to appear as. only a one-piece dress. The GUide culotte, worn by Patty, is so well cut that it is difficult to show that it is a divided skirt.' The ties have also been changed, featuring maple leaves. All ties will now be standard in all groups. (News-Record Photo) LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS Plan Sports Event, TB Canvass Thrifty Rippenettes The eighth meeting of the 4-H Club was held April 11 at the home of Mrs. Robert Bell. The meeting opened with , the 4-H pledge, nine members an- swering the roll call. Ann Klein - Haar read the minutes of the last meeting. Achievement Day was then dis- cussed and the, girls practised judging for Achievement Day. The record books have to be in by May 1. Personals Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kercher and Ross M-I. Auxiliary Views Display Of New Products On Tuesday evening, last week, ladies of the Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church met in the Sunday School room of, the church for their meeting. Mrs. Art Cole read a portion of scripture folio:wed by a short poem pertaining to reading the Bible entitled "How Readest Thou?" Mrs. Robert J. Smith then led in prayer. The secretary read a letter inviting the group to the anni- versary meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society in May. Plans for catering to a banquet were discussed. At the conclusion of the meeting, a demonstration of Stanley Pro- ducts was given. Hostesses for the lunch were Mrs. Orland Johnston, Mrs. Howard Cowan, Mrs. Gladys Hoggarth and Mrs. Allan Gra- ham. Shopping Begins in the Pages Of This Newspaper Th. Mercy Brothers (Famous Recording Artists) and DON BIRD at the ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL ,CLINTON This Week and, Next ONTARIO The Ontario Department of Health cordially invite you to visit THE ONTARIO HOSPITAL GODERICH, ONTARIO It is the belief of your Department of Health that illness of any kind is a community affair—that every -citizen has a basic interest, a basic desire, to understand and assist. To help you beeome billy aware of the professional help available to the people of this province we welcome the opporthnity to show you our fatilitieS and how they are being used. You are invited to visit the hospital at the following times and dates during mental health week: OPEN HOUSE and TOURS SUN., APRIL 26 I p.m.-4 p.m. WED., APRIL 29 I p.m.-4 p.m. Mental Health Films—Mon., Wed., Fri. at 7:00 p.m: Any group may visit 'at other times during the week by appointment, Mental Health Week—April .26-May 2 ONTARIO HOSPITAL GODERICH Hon. Matthew B. Dymond, M.D.,' Minister 1111 e CIF,TH.E.:11111:).NT •• • . .•• • . . • BYitheAlutario--Tenderfrint-institntgv. 49 ivy Freeze evaporated milk in freez- er tray until crystals form around edge of tray. Halve and pit drained cherries, reserving juice. Heat juice to boiling point; 'add jelly powder; stir until dissolved. Stir in remain- ing ingredients; cook slightly. Stir all but 10 cherry halves into jelly and chill until softly see Fold stiff-whipped chilled evaporated milk into gelatine mixture. Spoon into sherbets, garnish with remaining cherry halves, chill until set (about 3 hours). This recipe prepared especially for this series by Dairy Foods Service Bureau. Black Cherry Whip Makes 10 servings 1 1/3 cups evaporated milk 1 (15-oz.) can "Canada Choice" Sweet Bing Cherries 1 (3-oz.) package black cherry jelly powder 1/4 cup dry sherry or orange juice IA tablespoon lemon juice. Thank Y.00. for your generosity a during our April Compoign for funds. Huron Unit Canadian Cancer Society THUR., FRI., SAT.—April 30-May 1-2 — Special Shorts — Debra Paget and Vincent Price In a story that should ripple the spine for mystery fans. "The Haunted Palace" — Scope and Color — Sunset Drive-In will re-open Thur., April 30th. AT A K THE SQUARE—GODERICH THE Showtimes 7:30 & 9:30 p.m. FRI., and SAT.—April 24-25—Twin Bill—All Color Gordon Scott and Bette St. John in "Tarzan the Magnificent" Frankie Ray and Arch Savage' in "Assignment Outer Space" MON., TUES., WED.—April 27-28-29 With Special Shorts SIDNEY POITIER with Lilla Skala In his appealing Academy Award performance "LILIES OF THE FIELD" The picture that brought him the first Oscar to be awarded to a Negro artist, e I GIVE AWAY MON. — FRI. —12:30 —1:00 Noon CHANNEL 8 SAVE YOUR IGA TAPES AND WATCH FOR DETAILS FREE CASH & MERCHANDISE PRIZES! ALSO WATCH CKNX TELEVISION -FOR WESTERN ONTARIO'S "LIVELIEST" SELECTION OF PROGRAMS "FOCUS", "CIRCLE 8 RANCH", "THE 10:30 SHOW", "SINGTIME", "M'LADY", "TOWN & COUNTRY" . . FEATURING: PEOPLE, PLACES AND EVENTS FROM YOUR AREA. CKNX TELEVISION end For Free Program and Movie Sdhedule PAYING BILLS Royal Bank services can, help you manage your cherpring,,borrowing and other personal finances in a businesslike way at loWett,tost: Tvaib.AtCOlUitt Ptiari keeps you from "eating into" your savings; simplifies bill-paying with 6 special Personal CheOunig Account. (Only 1011 a,,chntini) And a Royal TERMPLAN LOAN can often save yau big money in interest: De minty. Wise bank it gout hentbi Royal Dflk fl ROYAL BAN`(( Clinton 'Branch “.„.. 0., L. EtigeiStad, Manager: Gederiehr Braneh H. G. Spring, Manager Fogq.2,clintoo..News,Rocord,:t11Prsd6y,.Apro BRUCEFIELD 30, 1964 included: Mr, and. Mrs.. Wesley Kennedy and Dale; Mn and Mrs. Archie Donald of Forest; Mr.' and Mrs. Jim Jordan, rof London; Mr. and Mrs. Spencer ,Teffery and family, Staffa. Mr, and Mrs, Roger Hoorn-. aert and two children of near Seaforth are residing on t h e farm formerly owned by Mrs: Robert Blgie of Seaforth. Mr, and Mrs, Anthony. Van Loon and family moved recent- ly onto the MacMillan farm on the 8th concession of Tucker- Smith. The Misses Sharon McBride, Margaret Elgie, and David Cooper of the University of Western Ontario spent the weekend at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones, Kenneth and Grant, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. El- lison • Whiting and family at Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Little- ton, London, spent, the weekend with the latter's sister, Mrs. Russell Faber and Russell, and called on the Littleton family. 0 Junior Farmers Learn Methods Of Spraying The Clinton Junior Farmers and Junior Institute met on April 15 with 24 present. Mr. Turner from C a 1 s a Chemical Ltd. spoke to the Jun.• for Farmers in the Agriculture Board Room on spraying, dem- onstrating this by film. The Junior Institute met at the home of Beatrice Murch where she and Janet Tyndall demonstrated cake decorating, which proved very interesting. Following this the two groups met for a joint meeting in the board room. President, Donald Young was in the chair. Mem- bers paid their membership dues for the corning year in answer to the roll, call. Secre- tary; Bruce Betties, read 'the minutes of the last meeting. Sharon Ball was nominated to be leader for the Junior In- stitute. A lunch committee from each locality was set up. Also, a recreation committee consisting of Beryl Young, Toni Duizer, John Rodgers and Ted Bakaar was chosen. The booth at the swine sale at Clinton proved to be very successful. The Junior. Farmers, at this meeting, accepted the responsi- bility of canvassing parts of Hullett and Goderieh townships and the village of Auburn for the Cancer Society. . At the close of the Meeting Janet Tyndall and Beatrice Murch served a delicious lunch. The monthly meeting of the Ladles Auxiliary to the Cana- dian Legion was held Monday with the president, Mrs. Robert Burke, presiding. The next two months will be exceptionally busy for the auxiliary ladies, with a num- ber of banquets scheduled, bowling events in which the ladies will be participating, and the Zone Rally in Exeter oh June 3. The ladies Zone bowling -tournament will be held in Clinton on Saturday, May 16, with 16 teams participating. Three winners will be sent to compete in the finals of the Ontario bowling tournament at Windsor, June 6. Upon request from Mrs. Ken McRae the 'auxiliary agreed to take charge of the canvassing of the town for the TB chest Return Officers On Auxiliary At Huronview survey to be held in June by Huron County TB Association. A motion was passed to help the Legion men financially with the new office, recently added above the cloak room at the Legion hall. A motion was also passed to help with the cost of the Sat- urday afternoon children's shows till the end of June. Mrs: McCann, Fordwich, Zone Commander, :spoke for several minutes at the end of the meeting. She commended 'the ladies on their fine work Three Hired, Three Resign From CHSS Staff Three teachers were added to the CHSS staff at the Wed- nesday night meeting of the board. Gordon A. M. Smith, present- ly on the teaching staff at Mitchell High School will teach English and Guidance, and Mrs. Aileen Burgin, Alvinston„ will teach home economics. She has been on the staff at Watford for the past year. On the recommendation of the advisory vocational corn-' mittee, Gerald Leeson, Ain prior, was hired to teach mach- ine shop. The board also accepted the resignations of three members of the present staff: Michael Borov, Mrs. Beryl Harper and Dieter Dahlke. and very busy schedule. She was thanked by Mrs. Doug An- drews, vice-president and pre- sented with a gift. The evening concluded with several fine accordion numbers by MrS. Bill Holland. A delic- 0— Londesboro UCW Hear Report Of Hospital Worker Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan T h e Aimwell unit of the UCW met on Monday evening with a good attendance. The, president opened with devotion- al readings and Mrs. Carmen Moon favoured with a lovely solo. The president then conducted a Biblical contest. Mrs. Neville Forbes 'intro- duced the guest speaker, Mrs. Willis VanEgmond, who gave a very interesting talk on her work in occupational therapy, in the Ontario Hospital at God- erich, also showing articles made by the patients. Mrs. VanEgmond extended an invi- tation to anyone wishing to visit the hospital. Mrs. Harry Lear, on behalf of the audience, tendered a sincere word of thanks to Mrs. VanEgmond. Personals Mrs. Sadie McDonald, Wal- ton, spent the weekend with Mr. Harvey Wells and Mrs. 'Dugan. P. APART,. Mrs. IT. Plant and family are visiting this week with...her mother, Mrs, Hazzard, Toron- to, and attending the centen,.. vial of her former church in Mrs. T. A, Anderson and daughter, Ina, spent the week- end With Mrs. Anderson's bro- ther, Alex Paterson and family, Mr., and Mrs. Murray Squires, Sarnia, 'spent the week, end with -her father, Robert Allan, Sr. - - The many friends of Mr. Robert .Allan, Sr.„ were pleased to see him in his favorite church :$unday Tnorpiug• 1.1ne :Scouts enjoyed an outing' at their camp and stayed over night, Saturday. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hargreaves- on Sunday were Mr, and. Mrs, Johp Irish and farnily, Aylmer, The many friends of Mrs, Clara. Putot are pleased to know that she is progressing favorably in Victoria Hospital, Master .Gregory Hargreaves spent the weekend with his little friend, Kenneth Straugh- an, Lucknow. Miss Linda Straughan spent the weekend with Brenda 'Ann Hargreaves. Hold Thanlieffering The Easter Thenkoffering of Brucefield UCW was held in the church Sunday evening. KiPPen and Barbara Kirkman Hire Teacher For School In Goderich Twp. S. Trustee Elgin Cox advises that Miss Mary Brindley has been engaged to teach in SS 5 beginning in the Fall, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Riddell have been advised of the recent sudden death of a relative in Montreal. Friends in the neigh- borhood join in their sorrow. Peter Harrison of the SS Ag- awe was last heard of when, the vessel unloaded its cargo of grain at Owen Sound, April 11 and left for the "Soo" the same day 'light"; i.e. no cargo. Mrs. Eleanor Picot :returned to the home on the 5th con- cession a few days ago. Mrs. Fred Bell with Miss Pearl Drew called at the Mac-. Donald farm last Friday. Mrs. Bell spent a recent weekend in Detroit and her,daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Simmoncls accompanied her home for a brief stay. Mr. Bell is regaining his vigor and daily doing some outside work. John Gliddon, out of the hos- pital again, is at present stay- ing in Holmesville with his bro- ther, Dan and Mrs. Gliddon. Miss. Sadie Sawtosky, Ot- tawa, was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Sawcher. The owners. of Sloancrest are giving the estate a new look. Many trees in the orchard have been removed and the Glanville interests of Walton are tilling the soil. 0 CLASSIFIED ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS Auxiliary from Seaforth were guests. Mrs. .Gordon Elliott presided and gave the call to worship, while Mrs. Moffatt presided at the organ,. Mrs...Elliott led in the litany of thanksgiving with responses by congregation, Miss. Joan Sinclair sang a loyal Mk), nThy, Faithfulness The candlelight service was under the leadership :of Mrs, Alex MeEeath and Mrs,. A. Hill. Mrs. Plant introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. : Carson, LoncleSboro, who gave a Won,, derfpl message on "Joy," She was thanked and - presented with a gift by Mrs, If. Taylor, Robert Thomson, KiPPen, ac-' eeMPanied by Lloyd Thomson, attended a party in honour of the 25th wedding' anniversary of his daughter, Pearl, and her husband, Clarence PrieStaP on SattirdaY evening, April 3.1 at the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. Aubrey Vorstenbosch, and her husband Bert, at Mitchell, The house was decorated in pink and silver as were the tables which had pink roses and a wedding ,cagte in pink and silver in the centre of the head table. Ted Foster was master of ceremonies and Mrs. John Prie- stap read the address when many :beautiful gifts were re- ceived, including silver tea ser- vice, blankets, clOck, large wall mirror and silver dishes, Mrs. Vorstenbosch served a bountiful turkey supper after which cards were enjoyed by all. Guests were present from Parry Sound, Toronto, Embro, Stratford, London, Sebringville, Mitchell, Kippen and Hensall. NEWS Of KIPPEN (Correspondent, MRS. N, LONG. Phene •Hensall 474-vv,1 ) The regular meeting of the Huronview Auxiliary was 'held in the Arts and Crafts room on Monday, . April 20 with the president, :Mrs. L. Forest in the chair. Mrs. Mellis, the Occupa- tional Theropist, reported on many and diverse articles made by the residents. The roll call was answered by the payment of fees. The anniversary tea in June was discussed briefly. The election of officers re- sulted with the slate being re- turned for another year. The president, Mrs. Louis Forest, RR 4 Clinton; secretary, Mrs. Keith Webster, Blyth; corres- ponding secretary and treasur- er, Mrs. W. Bennetlf, RR 5 Clin- ton; press secretary, Mrs. F. G. Thompson. Crafts convener, Mrs. Mellis, Hensall. 'The next meeting will be held on May 19. The May birthday party for the residents will be given by the Bluevale Women's Institute on Wednesday, May 20.