Clinton News-Record, 1970-04-30, Page 6Clinton Nevo,RePPKI, Thursday. April 30, 1979
Students from Air Marshal Hugh Campbell school at Adastral Park toured the printing plant at
Signal—Star Publishing in Goderich last Wednesday to see how the News—Record is produced.
Looking at the giant press are Lorraine Hardy and teacher Mrs. Clayton Groves.—staff photo.
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Watching newspapers come off the press and being bundled by O'Dwyer are(from left),
Shirley Taylor, Jackie Kingsley, David Harland and Linda Humphries.—staff photo.
Wesley-Willis Magic Circle meets
Signal—Star Publishing's foreman, John Buchanan answers
questions from Wendy Jacobson, Lorraine Hardy and Nancy
Hatch as the students from Air Marshal Hugh Campbell school
at Adastral Park toured the printing plant.—staff photo
UCW morning group meets
The April meeting of the
UCW Morning Glories was held
in Wesley-Willis with 16 ladies
present.
Mrs. Clifford opened the
meeting with a reading and
various reports were given. The
president thanked the group for
their splendid support of the
bake sale, which proved
successful.
The unit is planning to
sponsor a "Family Theatre
Night" to be held May 26, at
Brownies' Drive-In. Members
were urged to try and sell their
tickets early. Peggy Menzies is in
charge of this project.
The group voted to support
the noon luncheon planned for
., June as an over-all project.
Mrs. Clifford's letter of
resignation as unit leader was
read and accepted with regret. A
new leader will be nominated at
next month's meeting.
Devotions were conducted by
Marie McDonald with the theme
of the worship service being "A
Sense of Belonging".
Jean Peterson and Nancy
Wise were in charge of
programme. A most interesting
talk on the importance of
reading, and an outline of the
book "Choice in Change" was
given by Jean. Nancy conducted
a contest and lunch was in
charge of Helen Chabod. The
meeting closed with the Mizpah
Benediction.
Girl Guides celebrate
60th anniversary
Sixty years after Guiding an address to stimulate
began in St. Catherines, 500 discussion and the exchange of
adult members will gather in
nearby Niagara Falls for the
Annual Meeting and Conference
of the Ontario Council, Girl
Guides of Canada, Guides du
Canada.
The Conference will be held
in the Sheraton Brock Hotel,
April 30th to May 2nd, 1970.
The programme has been
designed to help leaders evaluate
principles of 60 years' standing
in the light of the needs of
to-day's girl.
Mrs. John Corbett of
Westmount, Quebec, a former
Canadian Chief ' Commissioner,
will open the Conference with
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Following the Annual
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Brucefield
The Magic Circle met at the
church Tuesday, April 21, at 8
p.m. with 22 ladies present. The
worship service was taken by the
three members who were in
charge of the evening.
Call to worship was the
singing of a hymn. Mrs. Marjorie
Porter read a story. Mrs. Helen
Davies read the scripture and led
in prayer. Mrs. Margaret Cole
read the meditation. The
worship service closed with the
singing of the hymn "0 God our
Help in Ages Past".
The president took the chair
for the business meeting and
read two poems. The secretary,
Mrs. Bessie Steep,' read the
minutes of the March meeting.
Miss Billie Stewart read the
treasurer's report and the
offering was taken. Mrs. Nediger
asked 'for convener's reports.
Mrs. Jean Sinclair asked the
ladies to remember to bring in
used nylons. Visiting convener,
Mrs. Jean Currie asked the ladies
to try to do more visiting and
said 10 home calls and 12
hospital calls had been made by
the members, on W.W. members.
Mrs. Nediger announced that
the UCW would hold a noon
luncheon on June 4 and cater
for a wedding May 9. The Magic
Circle decided to have a noon
luncheon May 5 and sell tickets
RV MRS. H. F. BERRY
M. Leon Rushcall,
Vancouver; B. C., Spent a week
with her Parents, Mr, and Mrs.
ROSS Scott and brother Ken and
She left !Or her honle on
Monday.
Mrs. A. Haan, Miss M. B.
SWan, and Mr. Wesley Ham
spent two weeks in several parts
of the United States.
Mrs. Bert McKay, London is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hummel,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Hummel's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. McNaughton.
Mrs, George Griffith, Becky
and Margo, Stratford, spent
Sunday with Mrs. H. Berry.
TUCKERSMITH U. C. W.
The April meeting of
Tuckersmith U.C.W. unit of
Brucefield United Church was
held at the home of Mrs. Ross
Scott. Mrs. Ross Chapman and
Mrs. J. Henderson were in
charge. A poem was read by Mrs.
Henderson. The offering was
received by Mrs. Henderson and
dedicated by Mrs. Chapman who
also took the study book.
The roll call was answered by
16 members and one visitor,
Mrs. Rushcall of Vancouver.
Mrs. J. McNaughton gave the
secretary's report and the
treasurer's report was also given.
Mrs. Berry reported that 19
dollars were collected at a penny
for every meal during Lent.
A card was read from Mrs. N.
Sillery thanking everyone for
their kindness for gifts and help
at the time of their 00th
anniversary.
The president, Mrs. Paterson
chaired the meeting for the
business section. A contest
conducted by Mrs. Henderson
was enjoyed by all.
The May meeting is to be
held at the home of .
Mrs. Ross
Chapman on Monday evening,
May 11,
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
W. Pepper and Mrs. Rushcall.
Winter Carnival
Committee Meeting
TUESDAY, MAY 5
8:00 P.M.
REORGANIZATION
MEETING
and
YEAR END REPORTS
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in advance. Conveners are to be
Mrs. Bessie Steep, Mrs. Gretta
Nediger and Mrs. Jean Sinclair.
Mrs. Davies introduced the
speaker for the evening, Mrs.
Claire Magee who showed
beautiful colored slides of wild
flowers, common to Huron
County. The pictures had been
taken by Mrs. Magee's son. Mrs.
Magee told much about the
flowers. Some of them are
common and some very rare.
, Mrs. Cole thanked Mrs. Magee
for a most enjoyable imaginary
trip into Huron and Bruce '
County woods. Lunch was
served by the committee.
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