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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-11-28, Page 11Auxiliary meets, On Tuesday evening, November 12, the . regular meeting of the Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church was held in the Sunday School room of the church with 17 members present. The meeting opened, with the singing of Hymn 538, after which Mrs. R. Rudd read Psalm 24 and Mrs. Allan Graham led in prayer. A Remembrance Day message was given by Mrs. R. Gibb. The secretary read several thank-you cards from members who had been hospitalized. The group was informed that a gift had been given to, one of the members, Mrs. Robert J. Smith, who is leaving Clinton and ,taking up residence An Goderich. ,ttebltd.-Ofesident; 'Mrs. 'HO'rhuth, told the 'ladies' that the auxiliary would be responsible for the hospital cart for the month of December. Several of the ladies volunteered to help with' this project. A . nominating committee was appointed to bring in a new slate of officers by the December meeting. The December meeting will be in the form of a pot-luck supper to be held at the church on Tuesday, December 10 at 6:30 p.m. Gifts will be exchanged at this meeting. At the conclusion of the Let Beattie Furniture Solve Your Problem With LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY BEATTIE FURNITURE Gilt tArF ecto.E. JOHN HENDERSON A. candidate for Huron County School. Board invites the Support of electors in McKILLOP, HULLETT BLYTH and CLINTON Born and educated in McKillop — attended Seaforth Dis- trict High School — farmed in. McKillop for 19 years. Family of eight including three at smis, four at McKil- lop School and one at home — active in SS No. 4 1VIcKi1- lop — elected to McKillop Township Board in 1964 — chairman for three years — member of Interim Com- mittee for Huron. "While endorsing the highest standards in education at the same time I feel we must ensure that we don't create a• tax situation that makes it prohibitive to live in Huron County," , ON DECEMBER 2, VOTE JOHN HENDERS N Mabel :Harvey, Mrs, .011arles. Yee, MiSS" Parbm Rudd helped by Sunday School .girls, Linda Caak,Judy MacDonald, Mrs,. Elmer. grey, Miss Beatrice -Gibson, Mrs, Howard Cowan, Mrs. Viola Lampman, Mrs. Wm. Cook, Mrs. Don MacDonald, Mrs. R., ,OpQrge Wench, MI(S4 Leroy Oeseh, Robert Morgan and 'Mrs. Men. ,Graham, 04e.red in $l.db; and $10.00 denomi- nations. These Gift'Certificates are redeem- able in any A&P Food Store in Canada. Ontario Grown, Fresh Cut Daily, No, 1 Grade M u h serslissivemettommitsor LB Ontario o. o Street talent Madeleine lane bazaar and tea lirtori " ecPrcl,. Thtirgia.Y4.:;Npv.pml?gr -20. 190.0 11. ,r, 1 I 0 The annual Talent Show, SPons9red by the A.Q.T.S, Men's Club of Ontario Street United Church, Clinton, was held in the Christian Education wing of the ourch recently. More than 3Q contestants. took Part. Judges for the event were Anna and Jim Meyer of Wingharn, The Meyers complimented the contestants and their instructors, and stressed the value of the experience gained in performing before an audience. Bert Gray acted as master of ceremonies, Winners of the various classes were as follows; Class 1, piano solo: first, Kathy Engel, Clinton; second, Barbara Aggerholin, Clinton and cl third, June Eggert, Egmonifille. Class 2, vocal solo: first, Maureen Longhurst, Auburn; second, Marian Doucette, Clinton, and third, Cathryn Grainger, Zurich. Class 3, accordion solo, firk Cossar McBride, Clinton; second, Judy Staffen, Seaforth, and third, Karen Anne Graham, Clinton. Class 4, vocal solo, first, Debbie Ann Wallace, Londesboro and second, Joan Thompson, Londesboro. Class 5, step dance, first, Judith Dorsey, Dublin; second, night Nancy And. Mary Bilen, Knight, ..11r4WIS, and third,, Diane Oldrielcd, Seaforth, Class. 8, vocal trio. or quartette, first, Joey McLean, Colin Young, tirtan _Seaforth, .9ecOnd, Bobby, Donny, Donna and. Darlene Henderson, Seaforth, Betty Brindley, Betty. Wraith, Ellamay Bissett, Goderich. Class 7, piano solo, first, David. Engel, Clinton, and second, Lynn Flowers, Clinton.. Class 8, vocal solo, first, Karen Tyndall, Clinton; second, Diane Henderson, Seaforth, and third, Henry Blackmore, Camlachie. Class 9, weal duet, first, Joanne Thompson and Margaret Cameron, Londesboro..- Second, Betty Wraith and Ellamay Goderich. Class • 10, piano duet, first, Lonise. Lovett and Connie Oibbings, Clinton; . second, Barbara Aggerhoim and Lynn Flowers, Clinton, and third, Kathy .and David Engel, Clinton. Class 11, piano s.'lo, first, Linda Riley, Clinton; second, Debra Gingerich, Zurich, and third, Debbie Johnston, Clinton. Class 12, vocal trio, first, Donna, Darlene, and Debbie Henderson, Seaforth. Class 13, vocal duet, first, Susan Street and Florence Hessels, Blyth. plans supper meeting the Sunday School room was uecorated for the bazaar after which lunch was served by hostesses Miss Mabel Harvey, Mrs. Viola Lampman and Mrs. R. Gibb. Blue' and white streamers, silver mobiles And bells created 4 colourful setting November when the Madeleine Lane Auxiliary .of 'St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church staged a successful bazaar and tea in the Sunday School room of the church, Greeting the guests At the„ door was the president of the auxiliary, Mrs. Rnhert Honinth, and the minister's wife, Mrs. R. U. MacLean. At precisely three o'clock Reverend MacLean officially opened the bazaar and from then on the ladies were kept very busy selling the large display of homemade baking, Christmas puddings and cakes, candy, aprons, calendars and Christmas centrepieces, Tie tea-room was decorated for this occasion in the traditional blue and white of St. Andrews', At the entrance was a tall, delicate blue cut-glass vase filled with silver money-plant and the wall opposite bore a large plaque etched in blue and white, bearing the words "Welcome to St. Andrews'. Lacy white designs on dark blue backgrounds surrounded by shiny silver maple leaves enhanced the other walls. The large tea-table with a white linen cover was centred with a floral arrangement of white cushion mums interspersed with trailing ivy and lacy green fern and flanked on either side by deep-blue tapers in silver holders. Tiny doll choristers decorated the booths and at each of the eight tea tables was a saucy little blue and silver sputnik mounted on a dark blue base. Members of the auxiliary assisting at the bazaar included: Mrs. E. J. (Dick) Jacob, Mrs, Frank. Mutch, Mrs. Wm. Thomson, Mrs. R. Rudd, Miss To the electors of Stanley and Tuckersmith Townships, the Town of Seaforth and the Village of Bayfield. Having been nominated as a candidate for the Huron County School Board, I respectfully solicit your support at the polls on December 2nd. I feel qualified for this position, having been affiliated with School Boards since 1959, serving as Chairman ' of 'HUrcin 'Cou,ntyctSchool,,Ar:ea since it was footed 'in 1965 and serving-as Vice Chairman of the Huron Interim School Organization Committee which is a COmmittee set up to assist in the formation of the County Board. 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