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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-11-21, Page 7renewal '.groult held y Clinton .Catholt AID FAMILY PORTRAITS. Make i'opular Christmas Gifts Taken in Your borne or in studio A few appointment openings still available IERVI$ $TUDIO 482-7006 46,50b I 411m9n..Npwpfivcprct, ThyrOgy, NQygrOpr 21, 1960. 7 are developed,. the rural prepared .to ,accv.pt. c9mtmOlty. itself will be •reeponObilitiea" A Lean way back with your feet ofl` the floor and really relax in a reclining,Nigh-fash ion Kroehler Relaxer. Styles arc slim-lincd and light look- ing to fit any room, Abovt.: Crisply tailored and super cOmfortable Modern Relaxer: Give chairs this Christmas -the year long comfort gift! ROCKERS Signature. Chairs by Kroehier kNitkVigi NOW' 7or cbristmas RELA XERS XX. If you make a small deposit now and make regular payments until Christmas you can have Mom and Dad's chair paid for by Christmas. Now is. the time to shop. 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Zoififittem The proven snomobile that never lets you down/ Electric Start Available THE RECREATION COMMITTEE NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT THE CLINTON SPORTS PROGRAMME ••••••••••••VVYN./....,/,,../ -- PROCEEDS FOR CLINTON RECREATION -- PROCEEDS FOR CLINTON RECREATION -- • .•••••••-•., •••-•WN-W,..., CLINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE REFRESHMENTS REFRESHMENTS AND LUNCH DRAW and STAG AND LUNCH Community Centre Auditorium—Fri:, Nov. 29, 1968 DOORS OPEN 9.00 P.M. — ONLY TICKET HOLDERS OVER 2) WILL BE ADMITTED TO HALL ONLY 500 TICKETS $1.000.00 IN PRIZES BEING SOLD $25.00 for First Ticket Drawn $25.00 for Every .25th Ticket Drawn $500.00 FOR LAST TICKET DRAWN TICKETS:. $5.00 EACH 0 r,„ rn - O z r rn N. 26 EVERY TICKET WILL BE DRAWN PROCEEDS FOR CLINTON RECREATION -- PROCEEDS FOR CLINTON RECREATION I Bought a Ticket - Won't Tickets available at Clinton stores — From of Local Service Clubs and from membeet Committee. You Help Too Way and Means Chairman of 'Recreation r"474V,,reil, rAAV A BREAK LEAVE THE 44uNDRY TO US a We're Really Very Economical ... You're sure to save trioney when we clo all the washday work. • HURON LAUNDRY 154 Iteech St. Cain (Nair Drive-hi Metre) PHONE 4824491 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Dan Daley, sales representative for the manufacturer of Blyth's new fire engine, presents the keys to Chief Irvin Bowes, putting the truck into service. — Photo by Gail Falconer. ew fire truck, for Blyth vols Parishioners,of' St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Clinton began reflection group meetings this week ea part of the Seemid Phase of Renewal '09, project of the London diocese, "The best gathering I ever attended in my life, Was, a SPonteneous reaction of an 18-year old youth in Ridgetown after his first reflection group meeting, This was a typical reaction- of young people and adults who exchanged insights with. Qne another last Sunday evening, .as Roman Catholics and many persons of other faiths, reflected on their lives in terms of their beliefs. "A new spirit of understanding," Father Joe Primeau, director of the project said, "is bound to develop. The sessions, which bring together small groups of a dozen or more people, will allow individuals to find out how other people think, how they react, what are their ,difficulties and goals in life," Father Wally Anthony, co-director of Renewal '69 Added: "Not only will the clergy Obtain feedback and so gain the point of few of the PersOil in the congregation, but it ,is. going to deepen and improve human understanding among all of us in the church, Communication is necessary for understanding and knowledge," Among the questions that will be reflected on in the second meeting include: "How can young people be persuaded not to marry early?" How have you formed your censcience if you have not read Pope Paul's recent encyclical? Have you read the Canadian Bishops statement on the recent encyclical? What do you consider a more-or-lesi ideal family relationship? How much consultation should there be in arriving at decisions, how much give and take? Sould children have a voice too? can religion be "learned" at school? Do homes for the aged contribute to the communications breakdown by encouraging "ghettos of age?" PERSONA Miss Joyce Hayter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hayter of Varna, who received her training at Woodstock General Hospital, has been successful in passing her registered nurses' exams this month. She has Accepted a position on the staff of St, Joseph's. Hospital, London, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leppington of 177 Spencer Street, Clinton, who celebrated their 49th wedding, anniversary on the 7th of November. -110 0111170.110 .e 41).0.. a nna, 0P. an ‘.P P. On ,form income .parley The long-awaited 'Roped of Ontario's .Special Con- ttee on farm Jnec.)Me Will be tabled for discussion. at a_ .Conference on" Agriculture to thP- Seaway Towers Hotel Tpronto, on Thursday, rxiglay and. Saturday, JannarY 16, 17 and. 10,1909, .it was announced. toclay, by the Munster of Agriculture and Food, Hon,, W. A. Stewart. Speaking at an "Open Douse" PrenionY held at the Department's new head office building at Bloor and Bay , Streets._ in ,Toronto, Mr. Stewart *fl. that this PPilfeTehee, Will hO. conducted along the '440* :141 4S PreVIOPS. CPPferellPes. in Vineland in 1960,. and in KemptirtIle in 1907,, OrPili4t11240 Wpresehting every fa* of the industry .will be asked to name official delegates to the Conference, and attendance will be by invitation only,. In maki ng this announcement, the minister Made it clear that the conference would consider the course. of agriculture in the future. "1 am hopeful that these discussions will hdrig.a. new vitality to the industry, a new appreciation of the place of .agriculture in the total economy of Ontario, I am confident that, Whatever policies The Blyth Volunteer Fire Department now has a new truck. The truck was purchased from C. E. Hickey ,& Sons Ltd., Hamilton, Ontario, distributors for the Thibault Fire Truck Co. Of Pierreville, Quebec. Last Saturday, Dan Daley, company sales representative, presented the keys of the truck to Fire Chief Irvin Bowes, officially putting the $20,000 vehicle into service. Earlier in the week, Chief Bowes accompanied by volunteer firemen, John Elliott and Murray Govier, drove the new truck from Pierreville. While in Quebec, they toured the plant. The trucks are built entirely under one roof,. and all parts are hand-made. This was Blyth W.I. Mrs. Keith Webster, first vice-president of the Blyth Women's Institute, presided for the November meeting. The roll call was answered by "Something money can't buy". "The members agreed to send Christmas cards to the sick and shut-ins this Christmas. The kitchen committee was given permission to purchase cups for the • hall kitchen as needed. Everyone was urged to attend the summary day for "Dressmaking With A Difference", to be held in Clinton Legion Hall on December 4 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Chas. Johnston and Mrs. Keith Webster, delegates to the Fall Rally at Cranbrook, reported on that meeting. .The motto, "The value of a good life is not duration but donation", was given by Mrs. Margaret Higgins. Guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Roberton, public health nurse from Clinton. She outlined the work performed by the unit, and explained how the health unit was founded, She said that they work will all ages, from prenatal care through to care of the aged. the first turck tested under the new Ontario Underwrighters Fire Truck testing scheme. This responsibility was formerly under the Federal Government. The village's old fire truck nas been sold to Grey Township, (Ethel) for an undisclosed amount. U.C.W. reports due Dec. 30 The fall executive meeting of Huron-Perth Presbyterial United Church Women was held in Bethel-Munro Church, November 12. Fifty-eight of the 99 groups comprising this Presbyterial were represented. Mrs. Harold Babensee, president, the vice-president and the regional presidents reviewed and evaluated the proerams featured at the regional meetings held in October. The annual meeting of Huron-Perth UCW Presbyterial will be held at Mitchell United Church, February 5, 1969. All reports from the local secretaries are to be forwarded to the Presbyterial secretaries by December 30, 19600efore. . Sunday, Decerfifiera has been set aside as hurnan rights day.