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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-10-19, Page 6WATCH MIDWEEK MOVIE WED&THURS 6:30-8:00pm MIDWEEK MOVIE - October 25 & 26 November 1 & 2 November 8 & 9 November 15 & 16 November 22 & 23 November 29 & 30 NOT WITH MY WIFE YOU DON'T GOODBYE CHARLIE UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE ALFIE JOSSES FOR MY PRESIDENT NINE HOURS TO RAMA Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau made a flying visit to Wingham on Wednesday morning where he appeared on a hot line program produced by CKNX Television. Mr. Trudeau arrived by helicopter at about noon and left before 2:00 p.m. The Prime Minister was greeted by Liberal candidates from . Western t'Ontari9,,,,pharliaTholias, left, who is seeking elec- t ion in Huron, 000.4 Whighiii'who is seeking re-electionirt Bruce riding. 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CLINTONrTt 02-90 r 5 tingigniZO.Z.:V Young Coats For Those Who Feel Young We have lust marked our MID LENGTH coats down by 20% or more GREAT COLLECTION saes 7 to 15 $32 To $75 -6:;60•17 SHOPPE GOD ER ICH WERE 40.00 TO 99.00 OPIN FIIDAY NIGHT 400ldloomiloatiloisholoOioNorliti000meWinoto.OolsooloomoV Awe rot. 6--ChntOn NeWs-Record, Thursday, October 19, 1972 Londesb on) W.I. celebrates 75th anniversary of Institute .0Y MRS. BERT SHOBEIROOK. The Berean Unit held its meeting on Tuesday; October 10 in the Church hall, The meeting opened with prayer followed by a reading, "Grateful Heart" by president, Mrs. Ena Howatt and a hymn, A psalm was read' by Mrs Harry Durnin and the meditation and prayer were read by Mrs, Howatt. , The treasurer's report and minutes of the last meeting were given and thank you notes from Mrs. Mabel Scott and the family of Mr. Robert Watson were read. Mrs, Whyte reminded mem- bers of the Burns UCW Thankoffering and Bazaar on October 25 in Londesboro Hall. The supply committee is receiving articles for the bale and any knitting for the mitten tree would be appreciated. Collection and birthday pennies were received. Roll call was an- swered by .13 members. The Rev, S. McDonald will be in charge of November meeting. The nominating committee is Mrs. Joe Shaddick and Mrs. Laura Lyon, A poem "Thanksgiving Prayer" was read by Mrs. Howatt and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison, The study period was taken by Mrs. Lloyd Pipe and Mrs, Bert Brunsdon. A reading, "Life is Like a Garden" was given by Mrs. Pipe and the study of Chad, in the Sahara Desert. There is found the hottest tem- perature in the world 170 degrees in the sun and 130 in the shade. The study on Ethiopia was the history of the Danakil Nomads of Ethiopia's wasteland. Mrs. Brunsdon read a hymn and the meeting closed with another hymn. Lunch was served by Mrs. Gourley and Mrs. Harvey Flunking. The Women's Institute on Wednesday, October 11 held a supper meeting celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the In- stitute with all past members in- vited. The meeting opened with the W.I. Grace and toast to the Queen, followed by God Save the Queen, An anniversary cake made by Mrs. Don Buchanan and decorated by Mrs. Dave An- derson was cut by the first president, Mrs, Myrtle Fairser- vice. A sing-song was enjoyed with Mrs. Tom Allen at the piano. President Mrs. Eric Anderson welcomed all past and present members and opened the meeting with the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Reg. Lawson gave a history of the W.I., relating the story of Adelaide Hoodless. Seated at the head table were the past presidents and secretaries since May 1950 when the Institute was reorganized af- ter being disbanded for Red Cross. Past presidents were: Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice, 1950- 52; Mrs. Stanley Lyon, 1952-58 (deceased); Mrs. E. Wood, 1958- 60; Mrs. Tom Allen, 1960-62; Mrs, Dave Anderson, 1962-64; Mrs. Glen Carter, 1964.66; Mrs, Jim Howatt, 1966-68; Mrs, Elgin Josling, 1968.70; Mrs. Gladys Gourley, 1970-72; Mrs. Eric Anderson, present president. Past secretaries were; Mrs. Dave Anderson, Mrs. Ar- thur Clark, Mrs, Fangrad; Mrs, Throop (deceased); Mrs. L, Pipe, Mrs. Len Shobbrook, Mrs, Cliff Adams, Mrs. Gordon Howatt, Mrs, G. Gourley, Mrs, Robinson and present secretary, Mrs. Taylor. Pictures were taken by Mrs. L. Pipe for Tweedsmuir Book. A card was signed by all to be sent to Mrs. " Elgin Josling, Past President who is ill, Mrs. M. Taylor introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Harold - Ernie Kovacs - Rod Steiger - Richard Widmark - Rod Taylor - George Peppard - Rex Harrison - Tony Curtis - Tony Curtis - Sandy Dennis - Michael Caine • Fred MacMurray - Jose Ferrer Gaunt, District President of West Huron Women's Institute and a member of St. Helen's In- stitute. She spoke of the Mary Stewart Collect and told of the life history of Mary Stewart. Mrs. Gourley thanked her and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Margaret Taylor will be the delegate to the area conven- tion to be held at Lambeth on October 20 and 27, Mrs. Gourley asked all members to provide baking for the bake sale for the Bazaar and Bake Sale to be held at Huronview on November 8. Leaders for the leader- training school on Ontario Fruits' to be held in Wesley- Willis Church, Clinton on Oc- tober 24 and 25 are Mrs. Tom Duizer and Mrs. Elma Jewitt. A gift was presented to the first president, Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice. The birthday nearest February 19, the date of the first WI meeting was Mrs. Clare 'Vincent Sr. Roll call was answered by the number of pieces of pie eaten for supper. Collection was received and bills and accounts were passed for payment, The following program was enjoyed: Londesboro Trio - Mrs. Tom Allen, Mrs. Allen Shad- dick, Mrs. Clare Vincent, accom- panied by Mrs. Harry Lear; readings by Mrs. Donald Sprung, "I Want a Divorce" and "Men Have Their Objec- tions Too"; a demonstration by Mrs. Don Buchanan, "Using Paper to Save Time"; song by trio; reading by Mrs. Sprung, "Mr. Levinski Goes to the Wed- ding". Mrs, Eric Anderson in- troduced Mrs. Bennett of Seaforth who showed .and demonstrated her crafts. She was thanked and presented with a gift by Mrs. Elma Jewitt. Lucky cup winner was Mrs. Ena Howatt. Oldest member present was Mrs. Annie Leitch. The president thanked all who had helped in any way for the suc- cess of the evening. The meeting closed with singing "Good Night Ladies". UNITED CHURCH At the United Church Sunday morning, greeters were Lorne flunking and Jack Lee. Ushers were Murray Hunking and David Reid. Rev. McDonald's IteeSsage. t"1-1oW .jestls ''PedP6Wingillthe Rev. McDonald left to take an- niversary 'services at Winthrop Church. Harry Lear capably filled in for Rev. McDonald. The choir's anthem was "Lord I Want To be Ready". On Friday evening, Rev. McDonald entertained at a fellowship night,- the following elders and their districts, Jack Lee, Harry Snell, Don Buchanan, Bert Shobbrook, Emmerson Hesk and Henry Hunking. Rev. McDonald welcomed everyone. Some games were played with everyone participating. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon showed Seventy-four years ago, Canada became the first. country in the world to handle reading material for the blind post free. Each monthe the Library of The Canadian National Institute for the Blind circulates over 2,000 braille volumes and 12,000 taped talking books. Brailled, taped and large print books are available to the 27,000 registered blind in Canada, in- cluding texts for the 275 students studying beyond the high school level. * In 1967, when The Canadian National Institute for the Blind Amateur Radio Club was for- med, there were 42 blind licen- sed ham operators, Today there are 150. Special classes are held each year for the blind in CNIB offices in co-operation with the more than 100 amateur radio clubs in Canada. Sighted hams art as instructors and sponsors who assemble, modify and in- stall equipment in the homes of blind hams who pass their government tests. coloured slides of their trip to .Disneyworld,. Florida and of our local community. Doughnuts and coffee were served, 4.0 The second meeting of Lon- desboro 1 4-1-I was held on Mon- day, October 2 at Londesboro Hall. The meeting opened with the 4a Pledge and roll call was answered by 14 members. The name Merry Meatballs was chosen. The next meeting will be October 16 at 7;30 in Lon- desboro Hall. The Canada Food Guide was discussed and Mrs. Harry Snell handed out the sheets, PERSONALS Thanksgiving Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shad- dick were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kipper BY RENA CALDWELL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT KIPPEN Rev. Cecil Wittich of Blyth preached the sermon "Foun- dations of our Faith" from the parable of the Prodigal Son at the Anniversary services of St. Andrew's Church, Kippen. on October 14. Inspiring musical numbers were provided by the Huronia Men's Choir under the able leadership of Mrs. McCaf- frey of Exeter who also con- tributed a beautiful solo part. 4-H CLUB Kippen I 4-H Club "The Slicking Cooks" held their fifth meeting at the home of Mrs. Banks and children of London and Murray Bolton of Waterloo. Miss Ann Fairservice, Stratford and Mrs. Dorothy Bamdey of Oshawa spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mrs. Myrtle Fair- service, Rev. S. McDonald was a Thanksgiving Sunday dinner guest of .Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elliott, Pine Lake. Two carloads of UCW mem- bers attended Huron Centre Regional UCW convention in . Brucefield on Thursday, Oc- tober 12. Louise Lovett and Audrey Peel, accompanied by Mrs. Harry Lear supplied the musical number. The guest speaker was Dr. Eva Moses of India. Sorry to report Mrs. Elgin Josling is a patient in Clinton Hospital since Thursday. Mrs. Jessie Jones attended the funeral on Monday of her Ferris. The business of the meeting was conducted by Karen Ferris. Plans were made for the buffet supper to which the mothers are to be invited. School lunches were discussed and Jill McLellan demonstrated sandwich making. A variety lunch was served at the com- grand-nephew, Neil Campbell Bitievale who died on Friday it Wingham Hospital following car accident on Thanksgivin Day. Mrs, Bill Agnew of Che3le visited last Thursday with h cousins Mrs. Lillie Webster an Mr. Will Govier, 'Mrs. Pau Watson of Chesley also visite at the same time. Visitors on Sunday with Mrs Webster and Mr. Govier we Mrs. Mary Grierson an daughter, Doris of Tomato, Miss Margaret Jackson of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Adams of Clinton. Dora Lynn Ellerby of Clinto spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Longma of Stratford visited on Sunday with his brother, Mr. and Mrs Harold Longman. pletion of the meeting. PERSONALS Lynn Gackstetter and Bill Anderson, Guelph visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClin- chey, Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Elgie. meeting, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Middleton will present slides and commentary of their recent Scandinavian tour. Lunch will be served and everyone is welcome. TWILIGHT THEATR October 23 & 24 October 30 & 31 November 6 & 7 November 13 & 14 November 20 & 21 November 27 & 28 E - WAKE ME WHEN ITS OVER IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT CHEYENNE AUTUMN HOTEL THE THIRD DAY HONEY POT - Colour-Drama - Colour-Drama - Colour-Western - Colour-Drama - Colour-Drama - Colour-Comedy - Colour-Comedy - Colour-Comedy • Colour-Drama - Colour-Drama - Colour-Comedy - Colour-Drarria The ACW of St. James Church, Middleton will meet Friday evening, October 20 at 8 m. in the Church. At 8:30 following the brief business St. Andrew's marks birthday St. James ACW to see special