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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-01-18, Page 911111QIUN SUPER-RIGHT. QUALITY PORK RIB PORTION 7 RIB CUT TENDERLOIN PORTION 9 TO 11 CHOPS IN A PACKAGE CHOPS CENTRE CUT WELL TRIMMED PORK LOIN LOINSI QUARTERS Walker burn Club • tudents visit .coMe Clinton TstQws-Record, Thursday, January ltith, 1968 guild Miss Susie •Latimer .ef 90* Ville, spent the" 'weekend with Mrs. Bert Craig. PERSONALS Anglican '10.04.%•%•••% ''''''' .464.1.‘110.4•V%%%11".,.. ' %1 / / / / / / St. Mark's Anglican guild Met at the home Of Mrs. Thomas' Ila.ggitt with. ,a ,good attendance. The hostess had charge of the meeting and opened it with a hymn with Mrs. Gordon R. Tay. lOr at the plane, Prayers were led by Rev. G. E. Pakenham and Mrs. Pakenham read the scripture lesson. Mrs. Haggitt read from the Living Message an account of a Canadian Centennial ser. vice held in Westminster Abbey in England, The president, Mrs. Orval McPhee had charge of the busi. ness period. The minutes were accepted as read,by the secre. tary, Mrs. John Daer. The fin. ancial statement was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. The travelling apron received Knox Ladies Mrs. Major Youngblut, pre. sident of the Ladies Aid pre- sided for the meeting in the Knox Presbyterian Church. New business was discussed and lunch was served by Mrs. Davies assisted by Mrs, Donald Haines and Miss Frances Hou. stop, ;'. Shelley Grange, president of the Auburn CGIT group open. ' ed the first meeting of the year with the call to worship. • Roll call was answered by each naming her favorite hockey team. The minutes were accepted as read by the_secretary Joyce ALP FEATURE PRICE SHOULDER ROAST lb 39fLe 6 49? MAPLE LEAF PURE PORK SAUSAGE MEAT 16 494 Quaker ' Reg. Price Ow 35e --SAVE 41c NONE PRICED HIGHER AT ALP, CORN FLAKES- 412-0tpkgs99fe a penny for each letter in Happy New year. The, roIl cal' was answered by naming a New Year's reSolution. The pro. grams for 1960 were completed, Rey. G, E. Pakenham had charge of the electien of officers with the following results: pre. sident, . Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; vice-president, Mrs. Donald Cartwright; secretary, Mrs. John Daer; treasurer, MrS.A.n. drew, Kirkconnell; pianists, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell; press re.; porter, Mrs. Ed Davies; au- ditors, the same as church au; ditors. Rev. Pakenham closed the meeting with prayer. The hostess assistedby Mrs. Palten. ham and Mrs, Gordon R. Taylor served a delicious lunch. Mrs. Frank Raithby and Miss Minnie Wagner followed by prayer. A solo was sung by Mrs. Wes Bradnock accompanied by Mrs. Phillips, The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. The treasurer, Mrs. Donald 'Haines gave the financial statement stating that $205 had been sent for Mission work during 1967. The Bless. ing boxes were also received. Miss Ella Wagner invited the Society to her home for the Feb. ruary meeting. Plans' were made to have the Day of Prayer service on March 1 in Knox Presbyterian Church. Cards of thanks were read for flowers and cards were signed to go to the sick and the bereaved. The roll call was answered paying fees and naming a favorite hymn. The mission study was taken by Mrs. Donald Haines. She told the life of the people of Sicily, the Mediterranean Par- ..••••••••••;.......•••••••%N.N. adise of the Mafia, as told by Pastor Taflio Vinay i . . / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / The Wall(erburn PlUb 'held its monthly Meeting at tlieheme of Mrs.'Thomas Cunningham with a large number of mem. bers and their children Present. MrS. Ted Pinking, the Pre,' sident, was in charge of the meeting which opened with prayer. Carols Were sung throughout the program, Roll call was answered by eachnern.• ing their favorite Christmas box, Rueger who is 40( in, the la9Por SSA invitation fromr Mrs. Lloyd MeClinehg for Oe next meet,. in Wee Accepted, The pro mm viii In 14 charge of Mrs, Leotard Areharebault and Mrs, Walter Cunninglia.rn and the ltinch will be in die ebarge of Mrs. Stanley 1344 and Mrs, ed: Hnnirin, ' Stories of bow other lands celebrated the.Christmas sea,, son was Prepared by Mrs, Ted Bunking and Mrs. Stanley Ball and wa,s very interesting to all.13Inge was played and lunch was served by the hoptess as. listed by Mrs. Lloyd Mc. I clinchey and Mrs. ElliottLaPp. you believe?" was concluded on the Jewish faith and a lively discussion took place, Five Central .litiron sec9nw dart' $oh091 stUdenta were among 22.5 first-class honors mathematics studente from 13 :Ontario high schools to attend a computer Science Day with their teachers at the Univer. sity of Waterloo on Saturday. With Graham Russell, head of the MSS mathematics de.. Partment, went Vincent Ryan, Eldo Hildebrand, Brian Cox, John Breeze and Roger Haek. Other students, all from grades 12 and 13 came from: Aldershot High School, Nel. son High Scheel, Burlington; North TOronto Collegiaten. stitute, Toronto; Kitchener. Wateroo Collegiate Institute, Kitchener; Paris District High School, Paris; Centre Dufferin District High School, Shelburne; SAVING PER POUND Danforth TeelinicalPc11991, Tor. onto; $t. Joseph's MorrOwl'axit School, WilleWdale;.A.N, Meyer Secondary pchool, Niagara Falls; pr. F. J. Donovan Colt legiate, O'Neill Collegiate and VocatiOnal Institute, Oshawa; and Billfield-Strathallan lege, Hamilton, For most of these Students this' visit provided their first ePPortunity, to gain first-hand knowledge of the use, program.. ming and scope.of the computer. The schedule for each group provided for a tour through the computing centre, instruction in the principles of computer pro. ;ramming and opportunity to apply what they had learned by actually writing several pro. grams ,and operating the machines themselves. Two computers are made available r 7c4f,%1,1,: every Satnr(lay Or lints MP,. pose; The day "C'etiekid9,4q,_*itil lea re earaer OPPerninities in the computer field, ing an eqlanation, of the edu. cationallreqdirgitiOnts involved in various edeupatlims, The UniVersity Of Wfterloots CoMPUter 0400aPP'Pregram .for high school students was in. itiated in January 1965. Since then almost 12,000 Ontario sta. dents have participated in the Program. 4 With the reeent'addaion of an p314,;6Q 754AP, est computer in coiowe tUe U of W's computing centre has entered a. new pliase;i.in its development with,. Ohe.;of the most modern and sophisticated computer installations in the country. 10? 1011 10? 20? ALP SAVING FEATURE PER PRICE POI/ND 6 5 9? 6 69r 6 29a '''''''''''''' ''' ' '' '' • ''''''''' • • • ' '''''' ' • Auburn and¢ District MRS. WES BRADNOCK—ConsiPendent—Phon• n04595 We are haPPY to report that Mrs. Fred Toll was able,to re. turn home after being in Min. ton Public Hospital for a few, days, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Qlousher on the birth of their son in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. * Mrs. John Sprung spent a few days last' week in. Galt with her daughter Mrs, Bruce Vincent, Mr. Vindent and new son, Shawn Edward. * * * Friends and 'neighbours cal. 4;--led last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Charles, Straughan who was that day celebrating her birthday. pM . Bake sale planned soon The first meeting of the 1968 horticultural executive was held ,‘L,• at the home of the new presi. *.dent, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. 1.i ,She welcomed all to the meet. ing and the minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Bert g Craig., in The financial statement was eeprepared by Mrs. Norman Mc. Dowell showing a balance of $12.31. Plans were discussed hi about a- canvass for new mem. bers to assist in planting the ti 1.:f flower ;beds in the village in the spring. Arrangements were made to hold a bake sale, white die- pliant table and a tea on the. first Saturday in April, .1 • a, New business was discussed see, and Mrs. Taylor served a dainty lunch. .fienc Knox Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society held its Jan. nary meeting at the home of Mrs. Ed Davies. President,, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson opened the meeting with an inspiring New Year's poem. A hymn was sung with harp accompaniment played by_Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. Scripture was read by the president and the meditation was taken by Day of Prayer . 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