HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-01-21, Page 3The January meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Harry
Cudmore and her group. The
theme of the meeting was Live
Abundantly. After singing of
verses 1, 3 and 4 of Standing at
the Portal, Mrs. Cudmore led in
a prayer for 1971. Psalm 90 was
read by Mrs. Wm, Townsend and
Mrs. C. Tebbutt read the
meditation.
Mrs. A. Mowatt read letters
from four missionaries — the
Hudson's in Brazil, South
America, the Bayliss' in Korea,
the Howatt's in Japan and the
Campbells in Kingston, Jamaica.
She then led in prayer for
missionaries.
Mrs. C. Tebbutt read an
article titled The Bible To-day.
Midgets win big
Mrs, Cudmore react an arucie
by Mr. George Goth — Crepe
hanging won't save the world.
The roll call — A New Years
resolution or an ambition for
1971 was answered by 21
members and one visitor.
During the business period the
group decided to sponsor a girl
from Christian Childrens. Fund
in the Cameroons, We.,t Africa,
to do sewing and knitting for
Children's Aid, collect baby
Friendship Guild
St. Paul's Friendship Guild
enjoyed a pot luck supper for
their first meeting of the New
Year. Mrs. (Rev.) Sharpies
installed the officers for 1971
including: President, Mrs.
Allison Lobb; First
V i ce-Presiden t, Mrs. Joan
Thompson; Secretary, Mrs,
Wesley Willis UC has meeting '
items to send to Hong Kong,
One of the ways to raise
moneys, a fun thing, Hobo teas
in May.
Congregational meeting
Wednesday, January 20th, with
pot luck dinner.
Presbyterial meets in Mitchell,
February 17th. The meeting
closed with singing — Forth in
Thy name, followed by prayer,
Lunch was served and a social
time enjoyed.
meets
Dianne Lobb; Assistant
Secretary, Mrs. Ellen Morgan;
Treasurer, Mrs. Jane Radley;
Social Convener; Mrs. Mary
Murphy; Flowers and Cards,
Mrs. Nina Frame; Bazaar Money
Treasurer, Mrs. Jean Herman;
Buyer, Mrs. Ellen Morgan;
Pianist, Mrs. Kay Bartliff.
It's a long walk home
Two cycle engines can be tricky little creatures. You've got
to know them inside and out befOre you can start building
dependable snowmobiles. We served our apprenticeship
making championship motorcycles. And we learned a lot.
We developed Autolube so you don't have to premix gas
—and oil.- Oil goes' in-its own-separateiank: ThenTdepending
on your speed and .the you'q ;cprlryim, the right,
amount of oil is automatics iy pumped into your engine. It
gives you cleaner, smoother running. And spark plugs last
longer.
Other innovations too. Like 5-port power to help the
engine use fuel more efficiently. A chassis that's'
unit-constructed and automatically welded just like a car's.
Double-sealed, lifetime lubricated bogie wheels, Heavy-duty
disc brake. Five new snowmobiles. From a 292 to a 433
twin. They all work on a round-trip basis.
It's a better machine.
SL 292 !aver single cylinder
economy mbdel. It has
all the featuraa of its
bigger brothers. And
a vary small price tag.
AS SHOWN ABOVE
SPECIAL $795
20 H.P. REG. $935.
PRE-SERVICED & FREIGHT INCLUDED
DOUBLE YOUR SNOWMOBILE FUN
WITH A WHIZ SKID
REG. $79.95
ONLY
2 LEFT $65 EA.
WE HAVE:
SNOWMOBILE SUITS, BOOTS,
HELMETS AND MITTS
ALL AT CLEARANCE PRICES
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Clinton News-Record, Thursday, January ?1, 1971 3
and dedicated.
Mrs, K. Love chose cancer as
her topic, .a subject which as
Madame Currie said "needs more
to be understood than feared."
Early detection by taking all the
known precautions is still our
best formula. It is not so much
just a human disease as a
runaway growth and has been
known to man from his earliest
records.
In the. business section there
was discussion of our
understanding to help with
Crafts and entertainment at the
Queensway Nursing Home in
Hensall one afternoon a week
during February. Mrs. K. Lovell,
Mrs. E. McBride, Mrs. Bert
Faber, Mrs. David Turner and
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot were the
volunteers. Mrs. Faber
mentioned the continuing need
for used stamps to be sent to the
Leprosy Mission.
Acknowledgement came from
the London Rescue Mission for
the Christmas time boxes of
food and clothing. Mrs. Harold
Jones expressed courtesy
remarks to all who had taken
part and the closing prayer was
pronounced.
Hostesses for an enjoyable
social time were Mrs. L. Lovell,
Mrs. R. Consitt and members of
Unit 2.
Executive officers for Kippen
U.C.W. for 1971: "Rotating"
Presidents, Mrs. T. Reid, Mrs. K.
Love, Mrs. J. Sinclair, Mrs. J.
Anderson, Mrs. E. Kyle, Mrs.
Ron McGregor, Mrs. G. Moffat,
Ars. W. Bell; First Vice
President, Mrs. W. Bell; Second
Vice President, Mrs. D. Turner;
Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Edison McLean; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. William Consitt;
Treasurer, Mrs. Ken McLellan.
Committees: Citizenship and
social action, Mrs. John
Anderson; Community
friendship and visiting, Mrs. K.
McKay; Finance, Mrs. E.
McBride and Mrs. W. J. F. Bell;
U.C.W. Rep on Comm. of
Stewards, Mrs. Bert Faber;
Manse, Mrs. 0. Workman, Mrs..
H. Hendrick, Mrs. W. J. F. Bell;
Sunshine, Mrs. N. Dickert;
Roses, Mrs. Laird Finlayson;
Press and Publicity, Mrs. E.
Kinsman, Mrs. D. Stuart;
Flowers, Mrs. E. Kyle, Mrs. E.
McBride, Mrs. E. Anderson;
Social, Mrs. L. Cooper, Mrs. K.
Lovell, Mrs. K. Love, Mrs. .W.
Consitt; Literature, Mrs. Bert
Faber; Supply and Welfare, Mrs.
N. Dickert, Mrs. E. McBride;
Pianist, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot,
Mrs. R. Kinsman; Unit Lieaders,
One, Mrs. J. Sinclair, Mrs. E.
Kyle; Two, Mrs. Robert
McGregor, Mrs. H. Jones; Three,
Mrs. L. Finlayson, Mrs. J.
Cooper.
BY.I.PUI$E KIRK
The .firat. "rotating" President
for Kippen U.C,W„ in 1971, Mrs.
Tom Reid, ably conducted the
meeting setting the mood for the
New Year by a slightly-prodding,
amusing poehi and by
welcoming everyone,
Mrs. Edgar McBride's Worship
service indicated the direction in
which we should all try to go in
the New Year, The Christian has
a need to work toward the
future while there is still time. A
firm secure faith is essential for
each one of us. Mrs. Reid
conducted the business session.
The roll call was answered by a
goodly number by payment of
membership dues,
Mrs. David Cooper played a
much appreciated piano solo,
Minutes of the December
meeting were read by Mrs. E.
McLean. Committee reports
were given by the corresponding
Secretary Mrs. William Consitt;
the Sunshine report was given by
Mrs. Reid for Mrs. N. Dickert.
The Rose report by Mrs. Laird
Finlayson; the Visiting report by
Mrs. Robert McGregor. Mrs. E.
Kyle gave the TreeSurer's report
in the absence of Mrs. K.
McLellan indicating a good year
just past. Offering, was received
NOTICE
Re PARADE at
Clinton Winter Carnival
Featuripg
"MISS DOMINION OF CANADA"
MONDAY TO SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8 to 14
Merchants, Clubs, Organizations or anyone
planning to enter floats, bands or exhibits in the
huge parade are requested to contact
DON JEFFERSON
P.O. Box 711
482-3467 or 482-6616
3 FLOAT PRIZES -
'25.0O, 15.00;10.00
Parade at 1:00 p.m. - .
SATURDAY, FEB. 13
Please contact these men as soon as possible and send in
your entry in writing. Parade being organized by Clinton
Winter Carnival Committee.
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Obituary
MRS. HELEN DALRYMPLE
Mrs. Helen Dalrymple passed
away in Huronview on Monday
evening, January 11, in her
104th year.
She was the former Helen
Fairbairn and leaves to mourn
her loss two daughters, Mary,
Mrs. Walter Layton, Bayfield;
Sadie, Mrs. Jack Horton,
Dodsland, Sask; and three sons,
James Walters, Waterford, Mich.:
Bert Walters, Kippen, and
Edward Walters, White Fox,
Sask. Three sons and one
daughter predeceased her.
She had 106 descendents.
She was a member of Ontario
Street United church and a
member of the W.M.S.
Public funeral services
conducted by Rev. H. W.
Wonfor were held from Beatty
Funeral Home, Thursday,
January 14, to Clinton
Mausoleum, and later to
Turner's Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Bruce
Walters, Lloyd Walters, Gordon
Walters, Edward Layton,
Clarence Walters and Robert
Walters.
Flower bearers were Glen
Layton, Keith Layton, Wilmer
Walters, Melvin Walters, all
grandsons.
The Lion Midgets bombarded
Seaforth goalie with 53 shots in
their 12-5 win in Seaforth
Saturday. Mike Anstett lead the
way with five goals and two
assists. Brian Kennedy netted
two while singles were scored by
John Vanloo, Jim Cameron,
Rick Cameron, Bill Crawford
and Dave Fawcett.
Following this game the club
travelled to Mitchell Monday
night and suffered a 6-4 defeat.
Mitchell went ahead 6-0 then
the Lions roared but not
enough. Dave Fawcett with two,
John Vanloo and Danny
Colquhoun scored.
Family Entertainment
featuring
Blackbeard's Ghost
in
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH — CLINTON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 197,1
at 8:00 p.m.
Admission: $1 for Adults — 50c for Children under 12
Refreshments Available
— EVERYONE WELCOME