HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-06-20, Page 10PROTESTANT CHAPEL GUILD
On Monday evening, while
soft music played in the backs
ground, the ladies of the
Protestant Chapel Guild and
their guests, the members of
the CWL, Father F. Lally, and
Padre P. DeLong enjoyed a
delicious pot luck supper pre.
.,*pared by the Guild. The tables
were decorated with lovely
white cloths, !lowers and can.
*dles.
The ladies wore hats of their
own creation and the variety
ranged from humourous styles
to flowery splendour. Judged
best for their hat making talents
were Mrs. L. Mullaney and
Mrs. Lindsay.
As Mrs. Kathy Cook is leay.
ing for a new station, the duties
of the President will be taken
over by Mrs:Mary Cournoyer.
Mrs. Eleanor Guthrie coins
posed and played two songs for
the program, one selection
being a farewell tribute to the
ladies who are leaving. Mrs.
Lola Mills then read a mono.
logue to the departing members
after which Mrs. Kathy Cook,
Hilda Hibbert, Ruby Driscoll,
Kay Taylor, Millie McFarland,
Joanne Johnson, Grace Du.
mayne, and Betty DeLong, were
presented with spoons.
There were two humourous
skits presented on a modern
day version of the well known
fairy tale adventures, "Cinder.•
ella" was directed by Mrs.
Tena Cooke .with Doris Groves,
Joanne Johnson, Kathy Cook
and Colleen Davis playing the
various roles. Also, "The
Three Bears" directed by
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'Clinton Npws-ftepord, TtlurS4aX, June 20, 100$ Trio honored an retirement at ;a8 Clinton
Major W, W. "Walter" Boissevain, pictured above, was recently
honoured at a Mess Dinner held on the occasion of his retirement,.
Doing the honours Is colonel E, W. Ryan, Base Commander
of CEP, Clinton; Major Boissevain was born and educated in
Strathmore, Alberta. He served as a navigator in , the, Royal
Canadian Air Force from 1942-45, then returned to University,
in Edmonton, Alberta to study for a Bachelor of Commerce
degree. He rejoined the RCAF as an Accounts Officer in 1958.
Major Boissevain is married with four children, Michael, 12;
Kerry, 10; Danny, 9; and Wendy, 5. (Canadian Forees Photo)
Major D, 3, "pave" Carmichael, D.D.S., pictured above, was
recently henoured at a Mess Dinner held on the occasion of his
• retirement. Doing the honours is Colonel R. H, G. Cunningham,
No. 13 DenM1 Company, CFB Trenton, who was guest at the
dinner, Major Carmichael was born in Vancouver, B.C„ where
he obtained his public education. He joined the Royal Canadian
Air Force in 1941 but returned to university in 1945 in the
'Faculty of Dentistry. Upon graduation he rejoined the Services,
*this time as a Captain in the Royal Canadian Dental Corps. Upon
retirement Major Carmichael Will assume a teaching position
in the F aeul ty of Dentistry at the •Univetesty of Illanitoba in
Winnipeg. (Canadian Forces Photo)
Captain L, S. "Lucy" 13epevides, pictured above Was recently
honoured at a Mess Dinner heldon the occasion of her retirement,
Doing the honours is Wing Commander B. R. Rafuse, former
Officer Commanding, Radar and Communications School, and
now on the Canadian. Forces Liaison Staff, Washington, who
was a personal guest, of.Captain Benevides at the dinner. Captain
elWtide s was born An; Paget, Bermeda and enlisted in the Royal
Canadian Air Force :in September, 1943 in Montreal, P.Q. On
retirement Captain Benevides will take up temporary residence
with her brother, Ernest, in Willowdale, Ontario. (Armed Forces
Photo),
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The Protestant Chapel Guild
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