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Clinton News-Record, 1964-05-07, Page 2Mrs. Ernie Radford favoured' with two piano instrumentals. Miss S, Courtlice then gave a missionary reading,' entitled. "Give Me -Something Harder." Mrs. Ray Fear had. charge of the study book, and she review- ed former chapters. ,She was assisted by Mrs. Roy Plumsteel who gave the chapter entitled. "The Mission Becomes The Church," which showed that there its a pressing need 'to teach especially the mural people of India. , Mrs. Ernie Radford favoured with another iinstrumental, "Take It To The Lord In Pray- er." Mrs. Lawson closed, the meeting with prayer. Lunch Was served by the committee in charge. UNIT THREE Unit Three wild meet Monday evening, May 11 at 8.30 p.m, in the church parlour. Miss Nanny Olde will give a talk on 'the Easter 'Teen Conference which was held at Five Oaks during Easter holidays. 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(News-Record Photo) The estern Ontario Seconds W ry Shown here are seven of the eight WOSSA badminton champions who:competed at two CHSS gyms and the •RCAF Clinton Rec. Hall last Satur- day. From the left, are: Paul Milne and Paul Nor- they, the boys' dotibles champs, from Beck Col- legiate, London; Diane Deyell, Wingham District Champions Collegiate. Institute; Ian Clark, boys' singles champ ion from Woodstock Collegiate Institute; Murray Proctor, Wingliam, who teamed with Miss Deyell totake the mixed doubles title; Bev. Munro and Lynn Smith, the girls' doubles champions frOm Wood- stock Collegiate Institute. (News-Record Photo) ABOUT 01/4 FINE OIL OUR CUSTOMERS RAVE, /OW WELL IT HEATS AND NOW TlifY SAVE iti►Bnq FILL lidP Clinton's Top Badminton Stars D. John Cochrane, principal of CHSS, chats with 'Barbara Pegg, left, and Nancy Olde, after they had been defeated in the final badminton game of the girls' doubles competition, The CUSS pair lasted longer than any other Clinton entrants in the WOSSA ;tournament held at Clinton,. Satur- day. (News-Record Photo) handing in articles for the sew- ing table and the "touch and take" booth At the 'daffodil tee. A social half lidur followed the meeting when refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Me- Gregor and her group. First W0554 tournament 154,, .Finals; Munro and. SMitli ever to be held m Clinton„ went over well On .SatwdaY, May 2-, with tstudents taking part from • schools .Sarnia Central; St. • Thomas; littron. Park, Wood- stock; Godenieh; central flu-' ron,ohntcn; 14aml/tort Central; 13:00:c, London; London 'Central; Wheable, London; Westininster; Wingnam; Woodstock Cent- ral Elgin and. London .Sonth. The two gyms .at CHSS were used, and also the recrea- tion centre at RCAF Station Clinton. Winners in the. boys .singlis Were:. 'semi-.finals, Glen Sohn- sten, Beck, won over Bryan. Levis, Clinton;,. Ten Clark, Woodstock, won over Ted Brew- ster, Huron Park; Finals, Clark won O'er Johnston, 4 HEATING OILS- GASOLINE GREASES-HOTOR.0111 Phone 482-9521 41)4 • UNIT FOUR Unit Four held its regular meeting on Monday evening, April 27 in the church parlour with Mrs. Ross Trewartha in the chair and with a good at- tendance. Mrs. Trewartla open- ed 'the meeting, and welcomed everyone 'including several vis- itors. The worship service was con- ducted by, Mrs. Anson Cole- man, assisted by Mrs. Clarence Ball. Mrs. Ken Pickette gave reading entitled "Spring Clean-ing!, The chapter from the study book, "Indian Students", was given by Mrs. Ross Merrill. Mrs, Elgin McKinley,Zur- ich, spoke to- the group,' giving a most interesting and detailed account of the 13CW London Conference, held recently in St, Andrew's United Church, Sault Ste, Marie, which she attended. Ws. Robert Rutter accofmp- anieci by Mies Lois Grasby at the piano, sang two lovely solos, "The Holy City" and "Your Song of Paradise." The guests were thanked by the group leaders for their fine contribu- tion to the program, Mrs. Trewartha conducted 'the business period The roll call was answered by members PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY TO MEET TUESDAY The May meeting of the' Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ch- urch will be held in the Sunday School room on Tuesday even- ing; May 12 at 8.15 p.m. A special program is being plan- ned for this Meeting. Wesley-Wilk OCW Meetings On Monday evening at 8.30 the Starlight Unit of Wesley- Willis UCW will hold its May Meeting in the ladies parlour. The roll call is to be answered by giving an interesting fact about India. On Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 the Fidelity Unit Willi en- tertain the N'Siteile-Lo Unit in the 'recreation room. Prior to the joint meeting The 'two units will meet separately for trari- saetion of any business. THE dLiNtoN NEW tilok laiW6. A-. • 4P S 41 I; A es.1\talt Edgar was in the chair for the regular meeting of the Sunday School. execenive of Wesley-Willis United 'Church which met in the church par- lour on Monday evening, April 26. Christian Family Sunday sem- vide Will 'be held May 10 411c1 is to be conducted by 'Mr. kthcl Mrs. ken Johnston and their three girls. The film, "Bible oh the 'table" is to be procured for' LETTER TO EDITOR Thanks From Red Cross Chairman The Editor, Clinton News-Record, Clinton, Ont. Dear Sir: Will your pleace, through your columns, extend to the people of this town, the sin- cere thanks of the Canadian Red Cross for their generous support of their recent cam- paign. • The Red Cross is ready to support you in health, the pre- vention of • disease, and the mit-, igation of suffering, and hopeS you will call on them should the need arise. I would personally like to thank all the •Membems- of the four service clubs who gave...so willingly of their help and time, The amount raised was just over $800.00, Sincerely, Louise Oakes, chairman, Clinton Red Cross Seciety: the service. Summer camp forms ale, on hand and ate to be given out at Sunday School to those int- erested; key. E. Lewis and Mrs. Hiltz of Exeter who ate trained in the use of :the new curriculum were introcktced by Rev. C. Park. Rev. Lewis told of the preparation and 'testing of the new cUrrliculuin to make it adaptable to all, situations. The group was divided in two according to grades taught and a half hour discussion proved interesting and informative. Mr, Park thanked the guests for their splendid interpretation of the new system of Sunday School teaobing. tLINtON tstew-k recOrtb tit, bcNte DAFFODIL TEA The annual daffodil tea of Ontario Street United Church United Church. Worrier]. was „held on Saturday afternoon, May 2 in the church auditor- ium. A garden scene of daffo- dils and .tullips was the centre for the setting of the stage. Receiving guests at the door were Mrs-, J. Irwin, Mrs. R. Trewartha, Mrs. C. McPherson. Pouring tea at the head table were Mrs G. Mills, Miss D, Mar- quis, Mrs, J. W. VanDgmond and Miss E, PIumsteel. The decorating committee which did a wonderful .job were: Mms. H. Black, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs. R. Hunter and Miss Lois Grasby.. The Messengers had a candy booth convened by Mrs G. Cololough and her helpers. ' The various booths, 'tea •tab- les and the kitchen helpers were looked after by members of units 3 end 4. UNIT TWO The regular Meeting of Unit' Two was heletoa Tuesday after,e noon, May 5 in the church par- lour with Mrs.. Alice Lawson presiding. She opened the meet- ing with a poem. The devotional period was Conducted by Mrs. Milton Wit- tse, the 'topic for this being "Family Life." The roll call was answered by the members giv- ing a Beatitude. Mrs: Lawson had charge of the business. It was decided 'to hold the bazaar and .tea on June 13, instead of the date formerly arranged. It was re- ported that 19 calls had been made on the sick and shut-ins, LETTER To EDITOR CMS Reporter Regrets Editor Leaving. The Clinton News-Record, On behalf of all the News- Record readers, I would like to say, "Thanks, Bill." It was with regret and nos- talgia that I, along with prob- ably countless other readers, regarded Bill Batten's resigna- tion. To many, the former editor was the man that brought the public concise and accurate news-coverage eierell, 98 percent accurate). His writing, as one person put it is "straight off the cuff," Those knowing Bill person- ally, find him a warm, friendly type of fellow, who, 'if he has not enough time 'to chat with you, will make time. Bill's First Column was a mixture of wit and personal -Vibrance, occasionally adding a pinch of self-evaluation -- us- ually mockingly and some fanci- ful whines. All of which totals up to 'a fun-tilled adventure in reading. From the time he went bug chasing with an agriculture representative, to the time he wound up amid 'the Mariposa Jazz Festival 'tumult, Bill has always included us with his boundless experiences. To Bill Batten and his wife, I would like to say this, quoted from a great journalist, a grand and witty guy, ". „ May cod's richest blessing be With you Un- til We meet ,again.." Good luck! EAREN SCI1EPIER 182 Church Street, Clinton, Ontario, May 5,1964. GUIDE AVKILTARV TO 111UIJT TUID8OAV 'The Clinton Ladies Auxiliary tt$ Guides and BreWniet w 11 Meet on Tuesday, Mkt, 12 in Clinton Legion tall S,30 p.m Girls singles, semi-finals, Darlene Fleming, Ingersoll, won lonv4erBoBteetrhyolornS,tevEaesnts,igginlin;wtoonil; over Stevens. Finals: Fleming won over Bouthoorn. Boys doubles: semi-finals, Paul Northey 'and Paul Milne, Beck, won over Wayne Mc- Kinnon and Don Whitelan, Woodstock, 14-14, 3-0, 15-10; McKinnon and• Whitelan won over Blair 1VIarchuk and Bill Thornhill, Wheable, 15-8, 15-14. Finals: Northey and Milne Won over McKinnon and White- Jan, 5.3 (overtime), 14-14, 13-13. Girls doubles, ,semi-finals: Bev Munro -and Lynne Smith, Woodstock, won over Pam Stein and Ruth Fislileigh; Central El- gin, 15-8, 15-9; Barbara Pegg and Nancy Olde, Clinton, won over Stein and Fishleigh, 15-8, won over Pegg :and Olde, Mixed doubles,. Joanne Nickol and Hugh London Central, won over Mar- len Munro and. .QPrd. Bryant, London South, 15-3, 14.14, Atone Deyell and Murray Pro!e- toriWingliatn, won .Over MUM? and Bryant, London. South, 15.0, 15,7, Deyell and Proc- tor 'won over Ntek01 and White in 'two 'sets, 14-0, 13.13; 15-9 and 15-9. .1111.11.111.1111.11.1.1.1.1111.111.1.01.111.1. OPENING DANCE, Bluewater Danceland Holiday Weekend FRIDAY, MAY 15 Music by Desiardine Orchestra Dancing Every Friday Night for Balance of Season 19b Singlet CharrnpiOn Receives Crest Miss Darlene Fleming of Ingersoll District Collegiate Institute, who won the girls' singles championship, and had to leave before the other games were completed, receives her WOSSA 'championship crest from D. John ,Cochrane, prin- cipal of CHSS. (News-Record Photo) Ontario. Street Church UC Hold Active Meetirio and Tea Expeulive. 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