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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-01-18, Page 11SNOW SCENE BY AUDREY BELLCHAMBER •••••• %%%%% ••••• %%%%%%% ••••••••••••• • %%%%% •••••••••• ••••••• %%%%% ••••• WREN Janice Merner, who was home on leave in Hayfield from • CFB Shearwater, returned to her base last Saturday. She is a k daughter of Hayfield Councillor and Mrs. M. Merner. Councillor Merner also served in the Royal Canadian Navy, during the Second World War. %VV.. %%%%%%% ••••••••••••• %%%%% •••••••••••••••••••• Legion Auxiliary Fine Report Presented WHAT ELSE gives you so mud for so little? When • you're ready to nom the cloy , see the beautilul INVITATIONS AND AN ANSTETT JEWELLERS LW. Clinton Walkerton And Seaforth ° fEi. CLINTON 482.9525 PAID ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES • isstted 3 to 5-year term. • Ova the above indicated interest payable half-yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for al1' Canadian Insurance CoMpaniels and trtitt funds. 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Fred Telford, men's low, George Bell; men's tone hands, FredTeitord. The lucky prize draw was won by Mrs. Reg Francis, Proceeds for the evening were donated to Hayfield Boy Scouts and Cubs. Cubs •Register Don ''Johnston, who is to be cub master of Bayfield Pack, this year, held his first meet. ing on Thursday, January 11. District Comthissioner Gallant was presentat the meet. ing. District Commissioner Gallant was himself Cubmaster at Hayfield several years aeo. Cubmaster Johnston says 14 boys have registered with the Pack and several more are ex. peeled to register in the near future. The pack will meet in the municipal building on Thurs. day nights. Appointed To Board Council, at its regular meet. ing on Monday evening passed a by-law appointing Mert Merner and Robert Snell from council and„Lloyd Makin's representing the Lions Club ,to the Hayfield Community Centre Board. Council, also gave permission for the Guides to use the Mun. i.cipal building Tuesday even. ngs, ' St. Andrews Discusses Plan . , 4 V X EM11e b 91110 rift k lc atkilltk e V . ,.of St. Andrew's ews 'United 'Church met, in the Sun. day schoolroom on Wednesday evening with the retiring pre. • sident, Mrs. Tom Penhale, in the chair. Reports of the year's activit. ies were given by Mrs. John Scotchmer and Mrs. Don Haw, and showed the finances to be in a healthy condition. Plans were discussed for re. decorating the church basement walls and ceiling. At the cloSe of the meeting, the chairman introduced the new. president, Mrs. Mira Metcalf,who will head' ' the organization for 1968. PERSONALS Mr. ,and Mrs. Ken Mackie left on Saturday for a vacation in Florida. * * * Mr. and Mrs, Paul Moss of London were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeB eau. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. Beechie and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chapman and family of London, were at their homes in the village during the weekend. * * Elwood Mitchell is home after undergoing ear surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon. don, last Wednesday. * * * The 3 IVI Club of the Bay. field United Church will hold a family tobogganing party at Tyndall's hill on January 21' at 2.30 p.m. Ladies are ask. ed to bring a hot casserole to the church for supper at 4.30 p.m. All interested per. sons are invited. If the weather is unsuitable, skating will be enjoyed instead. Trinity Hold - Meeting The annual meeting of the Trinity Church Ladies' Guild was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Weston on the after. noon of January 9. The meeting was presided over by the vice-president; Mrs. Percy Weston. and was opened by the rector with pray. er and bible reading. A.A.A.9., ok,•, The secretary's report was read and approved. Mrs. L. B. Smith, treasurer., read her annual report. showing a very good balance after havingpaid a number of donations to the church. The Guild for 1967 con- sisted of 13 members. Rev. E.J.B. Harrison read a letter from the president, Mrs. Fred Arkell, thanking members for their help and co-operation dur- ing her term of office and re- gretted that because she would be away on a visit for several months, she would be unable to hold an office for 1968. Rev. Harrison provided for the elect- ion of officers for 1968, and appointed Mrs. H. Weston and Mrs. F. Weston as scrutineers. The slate of officers for 1968 is as follows: Honorary President, Mrs. Percy Weston. President, Mrs. L. B. Sniith. first vice presid. ent, Mrs. W.E. Parker; second vice president, Mrs. it, Roy Fitzsimons; secretary, Mrs.' Lloyd Scotchmer; treasurer, Mrs. Merton Merner; Memorial and card secretary, Mrs. P. Weston; visiting committee, Mrs. R. J. Larson and Mrs. Fred Weston. The Rector closed the meet. ing and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. P. Weston. ATTENTION Uso only 15 amp fuses in ordinary household Employes seulement des Ausibles IS sur circuits dornelliques ordinaires. Shut-ins Grateful The W, I. met on Wednesday, January 10. Secretary's' and treasurer's reports were read. Many thank-you cards were re. ceived from the shut-ins for their Christmas gifts. Mrs. Pipe reported that the Londesboro W. I. was organ. ized 60, years ,ago wistli'0 exception' Of tile "war 'years when the members worked for the Red Cross Society the W.I. has been active ever since. Roll call was answered by "Something New". Mrs. Glen Carter gave an interesting re. port of the area convention held in London in November which she and Mrs. Tom Allen attended as delegates. Mrs. Harvey Taylor conducted aeon- test the naming of fa.miliar faces portrayed in the press. Mrs, Alice Buchanan contrib- uted some fine thoughts pertain. ing to the centennial year. A lively piano instrumental by Mrs. Tom Allen was enjoyed. The president closed with a New Year's poem, A delicious lunch was served by the hos. tesses, Film Strip Enjoyed The Berean Unit of the U.C.W. met in the church parlor on Thursday. The president opened with prayer. Mrs. Town. send read a portion of scripture from Timothy. Minutes were ad- opted and roll call was an. swered by paying membership fees. Mrs, Armstrong had charge of the program. The first chapter of the Study Book "Profiles of Japan" was given, Mrs. Wood showed an interest• ing film strip of Japan. A social half hour was enjoyed at the close. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner of Cromarty visited with mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt on Wednesday. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moffatts of Wingham spent a few days last week. with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wells. * * Any girls "wishing to partici. pate in' the 4.41-Club please't contact with in two weeks any of the leaders, Mrs. Jim Howatt, Mrs, Keith Allen, Mrs, Buchanan or Mrs. Gladys Jos. ling, • * * * The Londesboro Congregat. ional Pot Luck supper will be held Thursday January 18 at 7 p.m. * * * Mr. Earl Gaunt is a .patient in Seaforth Hospital. Euchre Begins The Anglican Church Women of St. James Church held the lirst of a series of winter card parties last Friday evening in the Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville. The president, Mrs. Edward Wise welcomed those present. Euchre was the order of the evening and there were II tables in play. The ladies' high prize was won by Mrs. Elmer Treck. ladies low by Mrs. Dean Ald. winkle. The men's high prize men's low by Paul Middleton. A 'travelling prize for each lone hand added interest to the evening and was won, finally by Mrs. Der tRowden. The prize for the most lone hands was won by Mr. Howard Currie. A bounteous lunch was served. The ladies are planning a second party to be held Friday evening January 26, in the town. ship hall. The January meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary •to the Royal Canadian Legion was held Mon.. day, January 8, Fine reports on the pastyear were presented by Mrs. H. Kingswell, property, Mrs. Win. Chambers, canteen, ' Mrs. Thomas Leppington, flowers, Mrs. M. Schreiber, veterans, and' Mrs. Douglas Andrews, gro- cery purchaser. As a matter of interest, Mrs. Andrews noted that the Auxiliary 'had catered to .21 banquets and served more than 2,000 dinners in the past year. Mrs. K. W. Colquhoun, newly ,elected president, took over the chair from past president, Mrs. Don McLean — • .r? Mrs. Robert Burke, newly. elected treasurer and Mrs. George 'Wonch newly-elected 'secretary, took over their of. lines from out-going treasurer, mrs. Ed. Porter and Mrs. Burke who had been acting as tempdr-• ary secretary. Minor Hockey Day in Clinton is on January 27, and the Aux., iliary is again serving. a noon, day meal for the visitors. . DOES WASHDAY KEEP YuU For news, for views, for wide and varied entertain- ment, nothing can' beat your weekly newspaper! And all for just I2c per week when purchased at a newsstand; OR Subscribe By The Year Only $5.00 Clinton News-Record "The Home Paper With The News" • The Clinton News-Record may be Purchased at the following Clinton and District Stores: In CUNTON-.. BARTLIFFS BAKERY LIMITED CLINTON IGA STORE. NEWCOMBE'S Rend! 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