HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-06-10, Page 15The West Huron District Annual of the Women's Institute at Londesboro gave curators of the
Tweedsmuir history books a chance to compare notes on Monday, May 31. Here (left to right)
Mrs. Ivan Wightman, Belgrave curator; Mrs. Tait Clark, RR 6, Goderich, district curator; Mrs. C. W.
Hanna and Mrs. Stewart Proctor, both of E3elgrave, look over some of the books.
Cliutonian Club to hold picnic
Clinton NeWs-Record, Thursday, June 10, 1071
Mrs. Amber Popp of Clinton, president of Clinton branch of
the Women's Institute and chairman of the nominating
committee for West Huron District, looks over the new slate of
officers with Mrs. Graham McNee of Dungannon,
secretary-treasurer of the district, at the district annual
meeting held in Londesboro on May 31.
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Dianne Broeze, daughter of
enry Broeze and the late Mrs.
roeze of Varna graduated May -
9, 1971 from the Huron-Perth
egional School of Nursing,
tratford. Miss Broeze is a
aduate of Central Huron
econdary School, Clinton. At
resent her future plans are
incertain.
The State Board of the
:nights of Columbus of the
lntario Jurisdiction has released
he names of winners in contests
rt connection with the recent
onvention which was held in
flagafa Falls. The Columbian
'ours raffle this year totalled
pproximately $3,700 with the
ollowing list of prize winners:
.st prize, $2,60Q, George
3arney, 39 Hopewell Ave.,
)ttawa; 2nd prize, $650,
3lifford Condie, 393 Shepherd
it., Sarnia, Ontario; 3rd prize,
;260, Harry Smits, 802 4th St.
3., Fort Francis, Ontario; 4th,
ith, 6th and 7th prizes, $50
ach to Howard Muldeem, 124
)ampbell Cresc., Kingston,
)ntario; Carl Steinbach,
Vlitchell, Ontario; Denis Cada,
L4346 Tecumseh Rd., St. Clair
3each; and Mr. Hubert Delaney,
kvonmore, Ontario.
Some 110 members of the
?ather Stephen Eckert Council,
Knights of Columbus, of
3eaforth and district and their
wives, attended the annual
3orporate Communion and
makfast at St. James' Church
m. Sunday.
Preceding Mass at 12:15, 21
nembers of the Dean Egan
kssembly, Fourth Degree
nembers, as a guard of 'honor,
marched from St. James'
Separate School, accompanied
y the members of the Seaforth
ouncil, to the Church to assist
t Mass and receive Holy
ornmunion.
Rev. H. J. Laragh, Council
'haplain and pastor of St.
ames' as celebrant of the Mass,
xtended a welcome to the
isitors and gave the homily, He
as assisted at Holy Communion
y Rev. E. J. Mohan, who also
ed in the singing of hymns,
Following the services,
embers, wives and guests
djourned to the Seaforth
Community Centre for
Audrey Marie Denomme
graduated from St. Marys School
of Nursing, Kitchener, May 6.
Audrey is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Denomme, 107
Wellington St., Goderich.
breakfast, which was served by
the St. James' Catholic Women's
League.
Grand Knight, Leo Hagan,
was chairman, and after
extending a welcome to
members and guests, introduced
the headtable, which included:
Charles Rau, Faithful Navigator
of the Fourth Degree and Mrs.
Rau; Joseph Tobin, District
Deputy of District 31 and Mrs.
Tobin; Larry Lemencheck,
Grand Knight, Kilroy Council,
Stratford and Mrs, Lemencheck;
Ferg Kelly, Jr., Catholic Activity
Chairman and Mrs. Kelly and
Rev. H. J. Laragh, Council
Chaplain, who introduced the
guest speaker, Rev. J. L.
O'Rourke, former pastor of. St.
Joseph's Church, Stratford.
Father O'Rourke's address was
very informative, speaking on
the duties and work of the
"Parish Council" in the church
today and the future. He was
thanked by Frank Reynolds,
expressing appreciation to
Father O'Rourke on behalf of
those present for his timely
topic on some of the changes
taking place in the church today.
District Deputy Joseph Tobin
brought greetings from the
Ontario State Board and
congratulated the Council on the
success of today's activity.
Frank Furlong, past District
Deputy from Galt and Mrs.
Furlong were introduced by the
Grand Knight and the assistance
of Cecil Tufts, Captain of the
honor guard and Mrs. Tufts was
recognized by the members.
The St. James' C.W.L. were
thanked by the Grand Knight
for catering and their
co-operation and was followed
by Ferg Kelly, Jr,, Catholic
Activity Chairman, who made a
presentation of a token of
appreciation to Father
O'Rourke, the guest speaker.
John Robert Powell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Powell, RR 1,
Auburn, received his Bachelor of
Applied Science in mechanical
engineering on Saturday, May
29, at the University of
Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Powell,
and his sister, Mrs. Glenn
Montgomery, attended the
graduation.
John A. Hudie who recently
graduated from Fanshawe
College as an Electronic
Technician, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs, Alfred P. Hudie of
Rattenbury St. He expects to be
employed with The
International Nickle Co, of
Canada at Sudbury.
Kenneth Whitmore, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Whitmore, FIR
4, Seaforth, has received a
Bachelor of Arts degree in
zoology at the University of
Western Ontario.
The Clintonian Club met
Thursday afternoon, June 3, at
the home of Mrs. Elmer Frey.
The President, Mrs. F.
Cummings, opened the meeting
with a poem, folloWed by the
Creed and the Lord's Prayer in
unison.
The minutes of the , last
meeting were accepted as read,
The Secretary also read two
thank-you notes for flowers
received the past month.
The Treasurer, Mrs. Vi
Lampman, gave an excellent
financial report.
Several flowers and cards had
been sent out the past month, as
reported by Mrs. G. Glazier.
There had been 47 hospital and
25 home visits made to sick and
shut-ins.
Roll call was answered by
telling where you would like to
visit for your holidays. There
were 15 members and four
visitors present, One visitor was
welcomed as a new member.
The club is holding a picnic in
Clinton Community Park on
Monday afternoon, June 28.
Special committees were
appointed to look after sports
and prizes for the picnic,
A reading was given by Mrs.
T. ,Leppington.
The winners of the Dutch
Auction were Mrs. E. Kendall
and Mrs. T. Leppington.
The mystery prize went to
Mrs. E. Finley,
The President closed the
meeting with the Mizpah
Benediction. Lunch was then
served,
Ten games of bingo were
enjoyed by those present.
The July meeting is to take
place at the picnic on June 28.
Knights of Columbus
contest winners names
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Tuesday, June 1, marked the
opening of the lawn bowling
season for the Clinton club with
a mixed jitney.
Prize winners were; ladies,
Mrs. Leona Holland with two
wins plus 11 and an aggregate
score of 25; men, .Art Colson
with two wins plus nine and an
aggregate score of 19.
A tasty lunch was served
afterward.
The Clinton Lawn Bowling
Club will welcome all new
bowlers. Jitneys are Tuesday and
Thursday nights each week
beginning at 7;45 p.m.
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