HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-04-28, Page 5Paintings Are Hung
BAYFIELD — The old world
charm of the Albion Hotel was
enhanced on Wednesday even
ing by the many oil paintings
displayed by the CHSS night
school Art Glass.
The show, comprising *'Still
life”, seascapes, portraits and
landscapes was greatly admired
by the large crowd in attend
ance, * . ■'
The art class members, under
the direction of Mrs, Rog'S
Middleton, a vary talented art
ist, are, Mrs. W, B. Qlde, Mrs,
R. G. McCann, Mrs. C. H. Ma-
gee, Mrs. G. Harland, Mrs, i-X.
Young, Kelvin Jervis, Sandy Weiland',- Art Aitken, - all' of
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Seaforth.
Mrs. Harry Johnson of Gode
rich, who is the director ol
Southhampton Summer School
of Fine Arts, was present and
offered constructive criitipisni
and words of praise to the ex?
hibitors and said that their
paintings showed that they had
graduated from amateur stand
ing and commented on thbir
professional finish,
Mrs, William Metcalf spoke
on behalf of the Bayfield. His-
tarical Society apd extended an
invitation to the Art Class .to
participate in the .Society’s Cen
tennial exhibition which • is to
be on display in the Town Hall
in 1967,
Mrs, Lyle Hill, also extended
an invitation • on behailf of the
Agricultural Society to exhibit
in their Porter ObMpoititior
This is open to all residents of
Huron.
Mrs. Johnson was thanked
by Mrs, McCann and precepted
With a gift, ip token of apprec
iation. Mrs. Young, on. behalf
of the class, also expressed
thanks' to Mrs. Middl'eton and
presented her with a gift,
Guests were present from Clin
ton, Seaforth, Zurich, Goderich
apd, Bayfield.
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The Ontario Department of Health
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THE ONTARIO HOSPITAL
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It is the belief of your Department of Health that
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Moy 1 - May 7
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Hon. Matthew Dymond, M.D., Minister
Comment On
Star Weekly
Feature Story
Editor/
Clinton News-Record,
Clinton, Ontario.
Dear Miss Dinriin,
I have read “A Town’s Un
quiet Conscience” in the Star
Weekly and. would like to con
gratulate you for speaking out
■in support of Mbs. LeBord'ais’
book.
You no doubt will be under
a great deal of fire for taking
a stand but you will also' have
the respect of a great many
de'ceint Canadians who are con
cerned first that a child could
be tried and convicted in an
adult ‘court and secondly , that
the child may have been in
nocent.
More power to you.
Yours sincerely,
(Mrs.l JANET ANDERSON.
Box • 150,
Napanee, Ont.,
April 25, 1966.
Ed. Note — Actually no one
has put ■ us "under fire.” The
world is full of understanding
and “decent” people and among
those people we know — most
of them are such. Thank you
Mrs. Anderson for taking time
to write. WDD
FRED McCLYMONT
Phone 482-3214
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April 30 in the former Reel and
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1:30 p.m. '
A number of local Orange
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Displciy of Local Artists1 Skills
ABOVE/Mrs. J. Ross Middleton (left) and Mrs. Harry Johnston with
some of the paintings provided by members of the Arts and Crafts night
school course recently completed at Central Huron Secondary School. The
pieces were on display in the Albion Hotel, Bayfield.
BELOW, is part of the showing at the Albion which was complimented
by those who attended. (Photos by Bellchamber)
Auburn Wl Well into
Busy Springtime Events
AUBURN — The Auburn
Women’s Institute met in the
Community Memorial Hall with
president, Mrs. Donald I-Iaiines
in charge. Mrs. William J.
Craig was at the piano. !
Minutes were read by secre
tary Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. She
also gave the year’s financial
statement. Plans were made'to
cater to lunch for the 4-H
Achievement Day to be held on
July 25.
A letter was read from the
Huron County Home Econom
ist stating that a freezer forum
would be available next spring,
The second choice was “Never
a dull meal.”
All are invited to go to
Guelph on May 5 to meet Mrs.
Philip Matheson, national presi
dent when she makes her of
ficial Visit to Ontario.
Plans were announced that
t'he postponed cooking school
will be held on May 26. Mrs.
Andrew Kiirkconnell, reported
that plans, are now underway
for the annual Sunshine Sister
banquet on May 11 at Biyith.
Committees Will be formed
at the Miay meeting to cater to
the West Huron District annual
meeting On- May 31 in Auburn.
Members accepted an invitation
to- Ldridesboro Oh May 4. .
Mirs. Gordon ChamheY report
ed that more leaflets would
be available from Canada Fiack-
ers so the members could Save
labels’to get a coffee maker
for the hall. Members voted on
the local leaders’' training sch
ool project, “fiats for You”
with second choice being, “Win
dow' treatment,” They decided
to entertain Goderich and Dun
gannon branches at toe May
meeting,
A discussion re the micro-
filming of the Tweedsmuir His
tory book took place and it was
decided that the curator, Mi’s,
Gordon R. Taylor would have
this done and that she should
have the book insured'.
A sing-song was led by Mrs.
Gordon Taylor with Mrs. W. J.
Craig at the ptiano.. District
president Mrs. Toynbee. Lamb
was the guest speaker and in
stalled the new officers.
She told about the coming
ploughing match this October
at Seaforth and the part the
WTis in Huron County will
play, in the official booth and
the hobby show of crafts,
Mrs. Frank Raitliby thanked
Mrs. Lamb and on behalf of
the members presented her
with a gift. Mrs. Bert Craig’
w;as in charge of a, contest won
by Mrs. Jack Hallam.
Mrs. Ed Davies gave a lead
ing and the door 'prize was won
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Farm Editor
Cliff Robb
To Join CBC
Cliff Robb, farm editor
OKNX radio and television is
leaving Wingham to join the
staff of the Canadian Broad
casting Corporation. Mr. Robb
'has been at CKNX for the past
three years.
by Mrs. Charles. Sitraughan.
Lunch was served by Mrs, Bert
Craig, Mra George Hamilton,
Mrs. Ed Davies Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt.
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