Clinton News-Record, 1964-07-16, Page 10HOLLAND'S
SERVICE
COMPLETEAVNEUP. 'SERVICE
482.6661 CLINTON
Her food, clothing and care
hill ,be paid for by. nine -little
girl's in Varna, who are mem-
bers of the 'Varna United Oh-
uroh Explorers group,
The Explorers recently apt
plied for adoption -of
girl through the Christian
Children's Fund of Canada, awl
this week were advised Lee Ok
Soon will he their ward..
$11,0.00 A goo):
Lee Oh Soon .means "gentle”.
The little girl's father died 14'1
year, and the mother and `three
children wandered about the
streets. as beggars until the
mother died • 'several months
ago.
With no one to look to for
help, the children were brought
to the CCF affiliate home
Where 142 children live.
The little girls in Varna will
pay $10 a month for th•e care
of Lee Ok Soon. The home
where she is now living is cal-
led Taejon Ae yook Won, and
she and' :the other children there
are taught at city schools.
Do House Chores
All of them have chores to
do around the home which Was
set up some years ago by Lee
Kyu Hak, a big-hearted man
Who started the operation, with
his own limited savings.
Already, 'the Varna Explorers
under their leaders, Mrs, A. 3,
Mustard, Mrs, Roy Elliott and
Mrs. William Clarke ,have rais-
ed $50 which has been paid for
the first five months care for
the little orphan in Korea.
The money was raised by a
rummage sale, and the group
leaders are 'planning anoth
rummage sale for 'the fall.
Plan To Write
The Explorers meet each Sat-
urday. At present there am
Messengers Meet
Well Attended
The Brumfield MessengeLs
had a good attendance at the
July meeting. The worship ser-
vice was conducted by th
Hargreaves family.
e
Larry McGregor read a story
about Indian names and thei
meanings.
Miss S. Haugh assisted with
the. piano, and Mrs. R. Allan
and Mrs. R. .,Dalrymple helped
with the pre-schoolers.
The August meeting will be
held on the last Sunday of July.
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RECEPTION
and DANCE
for
MR. and MRS. JOHN
RADFORD
(nee Brenda Homuth)
Friday, July 17
Londesboro Hall
NORRIS ORCHESTRA
LUNCH COUNTER
29b
• The program is for children.
from kindergarten: age up to
12 Years,. and includes "training
in arts, crafts, music and
games under supervision.
,Last year, by the end of the
season, 127 children were en-
rolled.
Multi-Purpose
The purpose of the play-
ground program is to provide
safe places for Children to play,
to develop good health through
outdoor activities, to teach so-
cial, creative and, physical skills
and :to build .dhildren's oharact-
eis by proViding recognition an
encouragement of acceptance of
responsibilities.
At the ,town's three play-
grounds, the children already
haye learned various new songs,
active physical games, quiet
mental games, Stories and
crafts.
In the Crafts Department, the
Children have learned how to
make paper bag hats, scratch
boards, letter holders, name
tags, and painted pictures.
Never Too Young
(In keeping up with :the
•times, one youngster at the
Alma Grove Park playground
drew a picture of a girl in a
topless bathing suit! ! !
Each Friday a special event
is held to round off the week,
and last Friday at Community
Park and Hugh Hawkins INfrem-
orital Park relay contests were
held:
The children, divided into
teams, took part in such activ-
ities as hopping, leap frog, over
and under and heel and toe. A
scavenger hunt was also held.
• Costume Show
Alma Grove Park children
wound up their week with a
parade of their costumers which
had been 'made during the week.
Judy MacDonald was- award-
ed, a prize for making the pret-
tiest costume; Cindy Stanley
for the ,most original costume;
Viki Schmidt for the most work
done on a costume, and Fred
MacDonald won the booby
prize.
Playground 'supervisors re-
mind parents the playground
facilities are not organized to
supply handy and inexpensive
baby sitting nor simply to keep
the children off the streets.
Summerhili Club
'Elects -Officers
For °64 Term
The members 'of the Summer-
hill Ladies Club met at the
home of Mrs. Percy Gibbings
recently for their June meet-
ing.
The meeting was opened with
a poem, read by Mrs. George
Colciough. 'Following this. the
Lord's Prayer and the Creed
were recited.
The minutes of the last meet-
ing were read and approved,
Thank you notes were receiv-
ed from Greg Ball, Ivan;'Heg-
garth and Robert Smith.
The treasurer's report was
given and showed a balance of
$60.65.
Mrs. Mervin Lobb spoke
about - the Vacation School and
once again agreed to be leader
with the assistance of some
helpers
The raffle was won by MrS.
Roy Vodden.
The July . meeting is to be
held at 'the home of Mrs. Rus-
sell Good.
Those on the program com-
mittee are: Mrs. Viola Farqu-
har; Mrs. Neville Forbes and
Mrs. Percy Gibbingi, Those on
the lunch committee are: Edith
Lovett, Mrs. Don McLean, Mrs.
John Murch and Mrs. Wilfred
Penfound.
The new slate of officers is
as folloWs: President, Mrs. Geo-
rge Colclough; First Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. JIM Snell; Second
Vice-President, Mrs.. Clayton
Ellis; Secretary, Mrs. Russell
Good; Treasurer, Mrs. Norman
Wright; Serving, Mrs. Percy
Gibbings and Mrs. Lloyd Stew-
art; Buying,. Ida Wright and
MTS. Percy Gibbings; Cards,
Mrs. Clark Ball.
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In 'the Middle ages printing,
was considered a "genteel' oc-
cupation, and 'to get, in the bus-
iness, apprentices actually paid
Master printers for their train-
ing 'instead of being paid.
Goderich
Township South'
pest wishes for a Speedy re- -
eovery ,are. „extended te...Mr Sam
Westlake, at present a Patient-
in GoderiCh 4105pthei..
Miss Cathy Potter has joio,,
ed the Staff of the Shearer
Pen Co, in a secretarial gapags
ity,. Her brother Ken is at-
tending the OAC- in Guelph for
a special .course.
Joyce, ate small daughter of'
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Malwain hes
a right shoulder fracture due
to a fall.
'Vr,r,..nr.gt Mrs, Irvine Tebbutt
spent last Tuesday at thebeine•
of their son Gerald in Foothill.
Where he resides and is ernploy,,
ed by the John Deere Co. in
Welland,
Mr. and Mrs, Carmen Tete
butt have as -summer visitors,
Mrs.-Lew Tebbutt and baby, of
Woodstock. Lew is at present
marking high school examine:
tien papers, but will join his
family at the parents' home as
soon as 'the marking project is
completed.
A baby girl has arrived via
Clinton Public Hospital to glad-
den the hearts of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Van Ninhuys, the par-
ents, and Mr. and-Mrs. John
Van Ninhuys, grandparents, all
of -RR 2 Bayfielci.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire
have their daughter, Mrs. John
(Doreen) Nogalo, of Sault Ste.
Marie, spending a few weeks
with them,
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Welsh,
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Wal-
lis and. daughter Katherine, are
on a motor trip to Winnipeg.
• Former 'Godenioh Townshipite
Theron Betties made a farewell
call on the Robert McIlwains,
prior to his leaving for Haney,
B.C., to visit members of his
family. He is aecoMpanied by
his grandson Gary Betties, of
Winthrop. En route they will
visit the Stampede at Calgary.
Relatives from this township
who attended the funeral of
Miss Cheryl Ames, Monday, at
Atwood, were Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Yeo, Mrs. Florence Ghin.
and Mrs. Ben Whiteley. Miss
AmeS was the victim of a traf-
fic accident the previous Sat-
urday night.
The Liscombe, family, now of
Comox, B.C., former residents
here advise that their 17-year-
old son David won an award' as
the best first-year air force
cadet at the RCAF base there.
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Local Witnesses
To Attend Meet
The Clinton congregation of
Jehovah's Witnesses has been
invited to attend a . four-day
convention at Memorial Gard-
ens, Guelph, it was announced
this week by H. McNally, pre-
siding minister of • Jehovah's
Witnesses at Clinton.
The local delegation, headed
by Mr. McNally, vill attend the
convention from July 23 to 26.
The convention is arranged
by the Watchtower Bible and
Tract Society for Jehovah's
Witnesses, and more than 3,000
persons are expected to attend.
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John Gutenberg, printed his
famous Bible on a simple hand-
operated machine which res-
embled the old wine press of
his time.
,P019g ,News-14.04-4kurs,, July 10, 1964
Fun and times 1n -Clinton. Playgrounds
Three .locations Are Kept .Buzzing
By 110 Children .Enrolled To Date
About 110 children have been enrolled in Clin-
ton's three playgrounds during the first week of
the Summer Playgrounds program sponsored by
the Clinton Recreation Committee. '
ilAYfIRD LIONS CLUB
FR:OLIC
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
PARADE from Post Office at 7:45 p.
with Bands, Floats, Costumes, Vehicles,
BitycleS, etc.
All Entries Welcome Prizes for Best
RCAF BAND CONCERT
at 8:00 p.m.
DRAW FOR $250 PRIZES
at 11:00 p.m.
cash BINGO prizes
AduIt9 25c Children tree
/ohm Violeiz
PHOTOGRAPHER
Announces the Opening
of his new' studio
at 2Q ISAAC ST., CLINTON
Next to Riley's Barber Shop
on FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1964
In the large photo above, children from Alma
Grove Park playground display the costumes they
made during the week. Smaller' photo, a closer
view of some of the outfits. From the left: Vicky
Grey, Kim Fink, Barbara, Butler, Brenda Butler.
The children made their costumes from paper,
vardboard, string and other materials readily
available. (News-Record Photos by John Visser)
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will be well fed, clothed go
only nine girls, aged nine to
1,2 an the group, but more are
expected to join in the fan,
Tile group holds regUlar meet-
ings from SePterober to June.
Mrs, Mustard said the Ex-
plovers planned 'to write to Lee
Ok Soon once a month, The
letter would be sent to an a,g- i • I ency of the CCF where it will, t,
be tnnSlated. to Korean, and
sent to the little girl.
Orphanage officials M. Tae- ^i
jon Will make sure Lee Ok Soon ,,
answers 'the letter which in
turn" will be translated to Eng- Lee Oh Soon
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