HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-01-25, Page 11Kipper) 'East,
Kippen East Women's
stitate met In the Legipn B44,
Hensall, Wednesday, Ja
at g pna President WO. Orant
MacLean presided, Mrs, J, S.
SinClair demonstrated the mak.
Mg old Chelse. Bread andtreas
ted the ladies to samples of the
bread.
Plans were made for a des.
seta eachre to be held in the
Legfon Ball,_ February 28 and
for Family Night to be held
January 26,
It was decided to hold the
March meeting at the Blue
Water Rest Home arid entertain
the patients there,
Mrs. Alex McGregor, the.
sewing convener, had patterns
ready for the making of.Aprons
for children.
Mrs, RobertKinsman chaired
the meeting for the program for
this current events meeting.
The roll call was a, family
=peat event Of ,the past year.
The Motto by Mrs. Joyce Cooper •
was "The current event of today
Will be the history of tomorrow"
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot played
popular ,hits • of 1967 which in.
eluded "Canada", "Centennial
Hymn", and "A lanetoStando; Mrs. Kenneth McKay, Mrs.
James Drummond and Mrs. Wil.
liam Bell had a panel discus.
sion on 60 years of institutes
in review.
Mrs. June Cooper conducted
a contest, and lunch was ser.
ved by the hostesses Mrs. Grant
MacLean. Mrs. June Cooper,
and. the Ocannaitttee t ,Mrs, James
041,1PPP..., Mrs. jaMea :Pram!,
Mond, Mrs, -OleIla aad,Mrq, Ross Broadfdot.
Rebekah$
Amber Rekekah • Ledge met
for, its regular meeting Wed.
nesday January P7 with Noble
Grand Mrs. John Corbett „pre.
siding. Thirty members attend.
ed. Plans were finalized for
tile 16th annual birthday party
to be held. February gl,' The
Rebekah Lodge of 'Exeter has
been extended an invitation to
this nartY•
Gifts- of Sunshine Pals were
exchanged and plans to goahead
for another year were made, and
names drawn.
It was decided to hold a
Dessert Euchre Wednesday,
March 2'7 in the afternoon.
After the meeting a social
hour and cards were enjoyed
and the winners were Mrs,
Hugh McEwen, Lone flands,
Mrs, David Blackwell, and
Lucky cup, Mrs. R.A. Orr.
Lunch was served by the com,
mittee in charge.
Kinnettes
Members of Hensall Kinette
Club will canvass the village
of Hensall M onday evening
January 29 from 7 p.m. to
8 p.m. on behalf of the March
of Dimes. Chief Marching
Mother, is Mrs. Grant Mc.
Gregor; Chairman Mrs. Harold
Knight; Recruiting, Mrs. J.W.
Drysdale; Finance, Mrs. Bob
caldWell; S anPlY$ Mrs. RCP
Wareing; and publicity, Mrs,
John POsr,
The March of Dimes CaM, paign, to be held throughout
Ontarie January 29' is crucial.
tO .rehabilitation Work in Arena
looked after by the Central
Western Ontario Bran, e4 of the t
Rehabilitation Foandatioill, for
the Disabled, according ti?Mrs,
Jane White campaign chairman
for the branch. Mrs, White
said that she was anticipating
the usual enthusiastic suppOrt'
for the • camnaign, both "in, the
numbers of volunteer pan.
yassers ( called Marching
Mothers, even though some of
them are men) and response
from the citizenry in the form
of contributions.
The Foundation, Mrs. White
said, has allocated $70,000 to
be spent in this area...during
1968. The Central Western
Branch covers Waterloo,
Wellington, Grey, Perth, Huron,
Brace and Dufferin colinties, ,
She added, however, that the
availability of 'this money de.
pended on the success of the
one.day March of Dimes cam.
paign.
The Foandation is a member
of the United Appeal in 26
cities and towns in Ontario,
but relies on the March of
Dimes entirely in this area.
During the 10 months ending
October 31, 1967, expense's to.
tailed $52,840 for the branch,
Mrs. Whit8 said, and by the
end of the year would likely
reach $63,500. The campaign
goal for Central Western
Branch is $70,000.
Adastrai Park
Protestant Chapel Guild Elect Officers
001'404 Mtuln, Mrs, P4u1
ands, Mrs, Wilmer DalreMple,
Mrs. Jack Simmons, Mrs, Mary
Taylor; Sgt. at Arms, Mrs,
Harry llortOn; SPOrts,. Mrs.
liam Smale, Mrs, Clareace
Reid.
A social was held following
the installation,
eiMala aa
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The Protestant Chapel Guild
held its first meeting of the
New Year on Monday, January
15 in the Chapel Annex.
Mrs., Hilda Hibbert, Presid,
ent, welcomed the ladies pre.'
sent, and commented on the good
turnout of members in spite of
the inclement weather. The Dev.
otional was conducted b'y Mrs.
Sandra Sinker and Mrs. Kathy
Johnston played the organ dur.
ing the' singing of several
hymns.
The business meeting was
opened with the minutes of both
November and December meet.
lags read by the secretary,
Mrs. Muriel Aiken. Mrs. Sandra
Sipker gave the treasurer's re.
pdrt. Mrs. Hibbertremarkedon
the delightful time enjoyed by
the guild memberswho attended
the December meeting of the
Catholic Women's League,
Provincial spoons will be
available for another month,
and anyone wishing to purchase
them.
'
please call Mrs. Joyce
Hatten,
Mrs. Hibbert said that Padre
De Long extended his thanks for
the recent donaton made by the
guild to the Canadian BibleSoc.
iety.
Mrs. Grace Dumayne and
Mrs. Betty DeLong will attend
the January 29th meeting at
Clinton in preparation for the
World Day of Prayer to be held
March 1.
During the evening, Mis, De
Long on behalf of the 'Guild
presented Mrs. Kathy Johnston
and Miss Carolyn Hibbert each
with a gift as a token of ariPa
reciatia for playing the organ
both dusting services and senior
and junior choir practices.
Mrs. Hibbert thanked thela.d.,
ies and members of the out.
going executiva4or their won.
derful support and encourage.
merit during her term of office.
Before conducting the elect.,
ion of a new executive,, Padre"
DeLong thanked the members
for their kind help and inapira•
ation. He spoke of the changes
and challenges in the church.
today and the role of the 'guild
in the Christian community.
Members of the new execu.
tive are: Honorary President,
Mrs. Betty DeLong; President,
Mrs. Kathy Cook; Vice.Pres., Mrs. Mary Cournoyer; Secre.
tary, Mrs. Rita Ryan; Treasura
er, Mrs. Tena Cooke; Hospita
ality, Mrs. Joyce Haden; Group '
Leaders, Mrs, Doris Groves,
Mrs.' Helen Beale, and Mrs.
Muriel Aiken; Publicity, Mrs.
Sandra Sinker.
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HENSALL NEWS .:HIGHLIGHTS
Nellands; past .president, Ted
Roberts; secretary treasurer,
John Skea; Sergeant at Arms,
Ed Little; executive, iip,rry Hor;
ten, Wilmer Dalrymple, garnet
Allan; Murray Travail',
Auxiliary president, Mrs.
Garnet Allan; vice president,
Mrs, Grant MeOlincheY, Mrs.
Vic Stan; past president, Mra.•
Harold Campbell; $ enr etarY, Mrs, W,II. Bell; treaaur Pro
Mrs. Graat Biaback; pianist,
Mre, Ed Munn; exepative, Mrs.
M iddleton
St.Jarnes Anglican Church
Annual Vestry Meeting
A vote of thanks was given
to Clarence Perdue for donut.
ing the fire-woodfor the church.
Edward Wise gave a most
concise financial statement,
showing a healthy balance on
hand.
The organizational reports
were then received as follows;
Mrs. Keith Miller for the
A.C.W. (W.A.); Mrs. Ray Wise
for the Sunday School; theaudit.
ors report was given by Mrs.
Keith Miller.
:The following is the list of
()Otters for St. James Church,
1Vliddleton for 1968: The
Rector's • Warden, Mr. ' John
Deenes; The People's Warden,
Mr. John W. Smith; Board of
management appointed by the
people, Ray Wise, Dean Ald.•
Winckle, Don Middleton, Mrs.
Den Middleton, Mrs. Keith Mil.
ler, Mrs. J. Smith; Board of
management appointed by the
Rector, Edward Deenes, John
Cole, Alfred Hudie, George
Wise, Edward Wise and Keith
IVIlller; Vestry Clerk, Mrs. Ed.'
ward Wise; Treasurer, Mr. Ed.
ward Wise; Envelope Scretary
and Official issuer of receipts,
Mr. Edward Wise; Chairman of
Sidesmen; Ray Wise; Lay Dele• .
gate to Synod, John Deenes;
Alternate Lay Delegate, Stewart
Middleton; Chairman of special
funds, Mrs. J. Ross Middleton;
Auditors, Mr, and Mrs. Dean
Alftincicle; Press Secretary,
Mrs, Stewart Middleton;
Mr. Harrison thanked Mrs.
Keith Miller and Mrs. Fred
Middleton for acting as
scrutineers for the meeting.
'Mr. Harrison and Mr. Ray
Wise both expressed warm
,notes of thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
John Smith for their kind hoso
pitality in providing a place of
• meeting. Mr. Harrison closed
agie meeting with prayer, after
"which the, ladies servetPlanch. taia j,.,,. a-, *
The A.C.W. of St. James
Church, Middleton is planning
aa;card party Friday evening.
January 26 in the Goderich
Tow. ha Hall, Holmesville,
Clinton NeWS-IteeOrd, Thursday, January 25th, 19.00
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Padre DeLong installed the
newly elected slate of officers.
The evening ended with a del.
,icious lunch being served by
Mary Cummings' group.
C.W.L.
The iirsameeting of the New
Year was held in the Commun.
ity Centre on Monday evening.
Mrs. E. Slater, president, wel,
corned the members. Main topic
for discussion during the even.
ing was the Valentine and tea
and bake sale to be held Feb.
17 . This event will be convened
by Mrs. D. Pople.
, Curl. ing
The rink skipped by Mrs.
Vera Sparks with Mrs. Edith
Motomura and Mrs. Phylis
Carey won the first round robin
of the Ladies' League Curling.
The second , round robin has
started and this will be the play.
off for the Corrie Trophy.
Legion
C-1 Zone. Commander Edward
Bell and his installing team
from Myth installed the fol
lowing nifteers of 11 easall
Branah of Time Canadian Legion
468,, and Ladies Auxiliary in
a joint Installation ceremony
at the Le ion, Ilensall,
Friday evening, January 19.•
President E.R.. Davis; vice.
prepidents, $tan NOchaa, Paul
The annual vestry meeting
of St. James Anglican Church,
Middleton, was held Tuesday
evening, January 16 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John W, Smith
of R.R, 3, Clinton.
There ' were 1'7 member's
and the rector, Rev. E.J.B.
Harrison, present.
The rector opened the meet.,
ing with prayers and Scripture
reading, Corinthians 1;13,
Edward Wise, the vestry
clerk read them inutes of the
last congregational meeting
which were most comprehen.
sive and complete.
Mr. Harrison acted as chaira
man for the meeting and read
a directive from the Synod of.
fice regarding budget allocaa
Lion, The rector's report
showed a year of progress and
witness,
During 1967 there were 56
services held in St, James
Church, with an average at.
tendance of 38. There were two
baptisms, one burial and two
marriages.
During the year, the church
was redecorated, a stairway
and cupboards were built and the
choir became fully vested,
Mr. Harrison expressed ap.
reciation for the efforts of the
church wardens, Edward
Deenes and John Cole. A special
thanks was given to Mrs.-Joseph
Storey and Mrs, Edward Wise,
the organists. He paid tribute
also to the zeal of the A.C.W.;
to Ray Wise for his fine work
on the stairway and cupboards;
to the Iludie's for looking after
the church lawn; toMrs, Joseph
Storey and the ladies of the
congregation for making trig
choir vestments a "labour 4,,
love". Mr. Harrison eapressed
special thanks also 'to 'Fred
Middfeton for his work-as -fire.,
man. "Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Middleton are truly the,.
patriarch and matriarch of our
Israel", he stated.
Edward Deenes gave a fine
report as rector's warden. His
resignation alter three years
as warden, was regretfully re.
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