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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-05, Page 5Adastral Park Social Notes Editor: Carmen Lawson — Phone 482-7337 peg, Manitoba. Sergeant Leo Gagnon now rejoined his unit in Egypt after spending some leave with his family. Celebrating birthdays this week were: Christine Kelly Wiio will be six on May 5; Dav id' Walker who will be 12 on May 6; his sister who will be one. year old on the same day; and Stephen, Lawson who will be seven on May 7. Women’s Auxiliary The Women’s Auxiliary’s reg ular-monthly meeting was held on May 2 at the Community Centre. Mrs; Doris McConnell presided and minutes were read by Mrs. Sally Refuse. Treasur er’s report was given by Mrs. Marg Amirault. Members were advised of the rummage pick-up of articles for annual' sale in Clinton Town Hall on May 14. Volunteers were requested for this func tion. The president thanked all who had helped to make the annual Sprang Tea and Bake Sale such a tremendous success; This function was held on April 30 and Was enjoyed by everyone attending. Pouring tea for toe occasion were: Mrs. Hazel Greenaway, honorary president and' Mrs. Rhea Lapointe, execu tive member of the Catholic Women’s League; Mrs. Phyllis Swaren, Base Protestant Pad re’s wife, and Mrs. Joyce Gale, Brown Owl; Mirs'. Sue Carmi chael, District Guide Commis sioner and Mrs. Vivian Smith, Base Council Mayor's wife; Mrs. Pat Renaud, president, Protestant Chapel Guild and Brown Mr- and Mrs. Bob Gregg, ’ and family, Kingston, were vis iting with Corporal and Mrs. Larry Howland this past week end. Also spending some time with her son and family is Mirs. Kathleen Howland from Winni- Kinettes Name New Executive The Kinette club of Clinton met April 26 at the home of Mrs. David Beattie. It was de cided to have two Kinette rep resentatives at each meeting of the Hospial Auxiliary. Mrs. Bill Fleming and Mrs. David Beattie are to be the voting delegates at Kinsmen National Convention held in Chatham May 20-23. Mrs. Bill Fink commented on the effect iveness of s the skit presented by Clinton Kinettes at the Inter-club held in Ilanover on April 20. Draw winners were- Mrs. Al Finch and Mrs. Bill Groves; Hostesses wore Mrs. Bill Chow- on and Mrs. Frank.Cook. Results af the elections . for the Kinette Executive for 1966- 67 are: past president, Mrs. Bill Fleming; president, Mrs. Bob Van Riesen; vice-president, Mrs. Percy Pugh; recording secretary, Mrs. David Beattie; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Doug Norman; registrar, Mrs:. Don Hall; treasurer, Mrs; Peter Irwin; bulletin editors, Mrs-. Bob Mann, Mrs. Bert Clifford (asst.). Letter to Editor Thanks From Baker Family Clinton News-Record. Dear Sir: Thank you for giving Hislop baby baptism such a nice write-up. I would appreciate receiving four more copies of the April 28 issue of the Record. They are to be mailed to the ■ following places: Glasgow, Scotland to the baby’s paternal grandparents; Calgary, Alberta to an aunt; Ancestor, Ontario to another aunit; and of course ' an issue muslt find its way across the border to Royal Oak where the Hislops’ live. We, here, enjoy The Record very miuch, as do the various members of the Baker* family. They say that reading the Rec ord is like a letter from home: with a lot more added; Sincerely, MRS. H. F. BAKER. RR 3, Bayfield, Ontario. April 29, 1966. /■" ...............—i— the CpI. Alf RangerSgt. R. P. WilliamsSgt. Stanley Obre , Several CFB Clinton Airmen and NCOs were recently promoted. Stanley Obre of the Base Supply Section and an active Clinton Legion member has been promoted to the rank of Sergeant. R. P. • Williams, 115 High Street, Clinton a technician in the Base Infirmary has been promoted to Sergeant. Alf Ranger of the Base Armament Section has been promoted to Corporal. (CF Photo) Mothers Always In Fashion But Special Day On May 8 Of all the sweet sentiments that spice our lives, probably the most universal and endur ing is the love for Mothers. At the turn of this century, an American woman — Anna Jarvis — suggested setting aside a special day for Mothers:. It quickly caught on and Woodrow Wils on, the * current U.S.' President, made it official in 1907. It has been celebrated ever since on the second. Sun day in May, this year falling on May 8. Mrs, Sandra Sinker, Owl. The door prize was Mrs. J. P. Thuot and nated by Corrie’s. The presi dent, Mrs. Doris: McConnell, graciously greeted all gueste; It was decided that the Wo men’s Auxiliary continue their support of their Hong. Kong child. Volunteers were asked to look after the cart at the Clin ton Public Hospital twice a. week in June. •Flying Officer Helen Foster entertained those present with a demonstration of yoga exer cises, and was joined in these by several of the ladies attend ing. The door prize, donated by the Base hairdresser, was won by Mrs. Joyce Poire. Souvenir silver spoons were presented to two members, Mrs. Joyce Hubei 'and Mrs. Luicille Haspeck who are leaving in May and June, respectively. Activities of the Women’s. Auxiliary ,for this year will ter minate with a banquet at the social centre on June 6. ) won by was do- 25c a Pair LADIES and MISSES Dress Sheer, Walking Sheer, S+retchies - ALSO — Misses Micro Mesh Firsts—3 pr. for $1.00 Par-Knit Hosiery Ltd. OPEN 9 TO 5 DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS 18tfb I I Zone Commander At Legion L.A. The May meeting of the Lad ies Auxiliary to tho Royal Can adian Legion will be held op Monday, May 9 in the Legion Hall at .8:15 p.W; Mirs. Carroll, Zone Commander, will be pre sent. the Thursday, May 5, H Clinton News-Record—-Pgge 5 f RED and BLUE REVUE CHSS TV - Variety Night MAY 6 and 7 • 8:00 p.m. Central Huron Secondary School Clinton ADULTS: $1,00 STUDENTS .50 % Wesley-Willis UCW Meeting Dates Monday, May 9, 8:30 p.m. The Starlight Circle will meet at the Church. Mrs. Glenn Wise wiill be in charge. The Rev. C. G. Park will speak on Making of the Bible”. Tuesday, May 10, 2:30 Fidelity Unit will meet. Bertha.Diehl will be in charge. Mrs. 'L. Jervis will give high lights of the Presbyterial. Roil .call, “Your Favourite Flower”. Thursday,‘May 12, 2:00 p.m. Wo-He-Lo Unit will meet. Mrs; Les Ball will be in charge of the program. The Rev. C. G. Parle will speak on “The Bible”. Roll call: Members, are asked to bring articles for the bale for overseas relief. Visitors welcome. -----------o- L.O.L. Notes “The p.m. Miss- • Robert Michael was initiated into the Orange Order on Thursday, LApnil 28, and the degree was put on by the Past Masters at the meeting of Clin ton LOL No? 710. An invitation was received from Harriston to celebrate the Battle of the Boyne in that town on Saturday, July 9, 1966. The Clinton LOBA has in vited the men’s lodge to attend their birthday parity on May 24 in Ontario Street United Church. New member ’ R. Michael, made the draw for $50, which was won by Bruce Falconer, RR 3, Seaforth. The ten dollar prize was1 Won by Bob Camp bell, Clinton; The ticket com mittee turned over $112 to the building fund, 'after prizes were paid. Twenty-five people from Clinton attended South Huron LOL banquet in Seaforth Dis trict High School on Saturday, April 30, when County Master William McIlwain was chair man. Grand Master of Ontario West, Slam Millar, Port Arthur, was guest speaker. Ivan Crit tenden, Clinton, gave some music selections’. Grand Lodge of Ontario West is being held in Niagara Falls this week. ■............— Actually, Miss Jarvis was re viving an old custom from 19 th Century England — “Mother ing Day”. Mid-Lent Sunday, Which was 'the special day when dutiful sons and daughters went “A-Moithering”, paying their respect to Mom with flowers or some small trinket. Nowadays, whether the big day for Mother is marked by special treats like breakfast in bed, floral bouquets, or dinner out, there is ‘almost sure to be at her breakfast place, to ex press the family appreciation and affection. While the trend in greeting cards in recent years has been veering more and more toward the' humorous and fun-card, Mother’s Day is serious’ busin ess, says Coutts Hallmark de signers. Her cards are probably the most sentimental and sincere of all the year’s commemor ative messages. They are most often traditional in design, with flowers predominating, and af fectionate verses inSide. There are signs of more So phisticated cards making quiet inroads — more tailored in de sign, or continental in favor, 'and with simplified verse or brief prose message , — but flowery graceful, cards in .soft, pastel pinks and mauves arev Still the top choice. Some of the loveliest cards for 1966 will have transparent overlays or colorful ■ floral bouquets, -to give a delicate misly look. Many have little novelty touches like dainty chiffon and pearled butterflies-, or “diamond-like” appliqued dewdrops set on bright posies. Some are scenic — with swans in serene settings; some are charming Mother and child studies. Many have detachable sachets scented with Arpege. Big dollar cards, with embossed gold lettering and large satin- cushion'ed floral sachets will be among the most popular, be cause, says Coutts designers, there' is trend toward metre cards for Mother. There are other “special” cards too, such as Mother’s Day “love note” for Grandmother —- or tender mes sages. from1 husband to beloved “Wife and Mother”. Attested to the fact that toe feeling for Mother is serious and sincere, the humorous cards for Mother’s Day are fetw and far between. There are a few fun-cards however, like the one with the. giant pin-on button labelled: Worlds BEST Mother with the printed senti ment: “I can’t think of any Mother whb deserves this . . . anymore than YOU do! Happy Mother’s Day!” -----------o----------- CHSS- where the Action is! (By Diane McKinley and Twyla Arnston) Last Dance The dance held on April 29 was a great dis-appointment:. There was little action shown by the student body of CHSS. , Good music was supplied by “The Arabians”, formerly “Law rence and The Arabians”. Be cause of the poor turnout at the dances, it is unlikely the Students’ Council will sponsor another one this term. Chess Tourney ‘ The chess tournament -- ween the CHS'S team and the Goderich team resulted in CHSS boys winning by a score of 6-5. The last game was won because toe Goderich players conceded. bet- Hallmark a definite expensive delightful The May meeting of the Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ch urch will be held on Tuesday evening, 'May 10, at 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Viola Lampman, 181 Maple Street. Bach member is asked to bring a small, prize for1 a bingo game; offers to Residents of Huron County Comprehensive Medical Coverage At Cost! -INDIVIDUAL and GROUP RATES AVAILABLE— Inquire to-day from: Robert McMillan, RR 2, Seaforth Peter Roy, Clinton Gordon Richardson, RR I, Brucefield Bert Irwin, RR 2, SeaforthI lwl 1,1 or at HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES 70 Ontario St., Clinton Phone 482-9751 L...................... . '......num in.............. • ..... ...... Clinton WI Has End of Year Banquet Tour The Clinton WI met in board rooms of the agricultur al office on April 28. The presi dent, Mrs. W, Colclough opened the meeting. Mrs. Art Groves, secretary read the minutes and the cor respondence.. Mrs. M. Baitkin gave the treasurer’s report. Mrs. Elmer Trick presided the installation of the new fleers; Roll call was answered paying fees. The Sunshine Sis ters, were made known by pin ning on corsages as each name was called. The Clinton ‘WI is joining with the Goderich WI in a bus trip to Guelph on May 5 to meet Mrs. Philip Matheson, na tional president when she makes her official visit to Ont ario. Mrs. Charles Nelson spoke of the ploughing match this Oct ober near Seaforth and the part the WI’s in Huron County will play in the official booth and the hobby show of crafts.. The ladies went to' the piano factory Where they were shown through the factory, and found it very interesting. They then went to the Ontario Street United Church for a bounteous, banquet. An evening of games followed at the home of Mrs; Charles’ Nelson. —--------o----------- Badminton CHS'S topped the badminton tourney by winning three divi sions. Listowel won only one. The senior girls’ division: sing les winner, Ann McKibbon; doubles, Gloria PreSt and Car ol Thompson. The senior mixed doubles:- Barbara Pegg and Bryan Lav is; junior mixed doubles, Karen Kerr and Mike Graham; toe junior girls’ doubles, Linda Nipp ■and Valerie Holland. Singles finalists were v Brian Cox and Gary Black; 'senior boys double finalists, Clare Magee and Elwin Kingsiweil. The seniors won over-all team championship and the girls team won most points. Congratulations to the mem bers Who participated in Hur on-Perth tournament on Satur day, April 30. Meet Postponed Neither rain, nor sleet, snow should .have kept young athletes from attending i the CHSS track meet held at the CFB Clinton sports field on -May 3, but it did. Because of the cancellation of the meet at noon, it will probably be held at- a later date. The track results will deter-, m|ine the entries for the Hur on-Perth Track Meet at Mit chell on May 11. Red and Blue Revue The 9th issue of the success ful school paper “The Red and Blue Revue” was distributed on Wednesday. CHSS-TV The cast of the Red and Blue Variety Night was working hard on Tuesday- and Thursday nights when they had full dress’ rehearsals; Remember for a night of great entertainment com|e to see CHSS-TV. ‘ Cancer Canvass A special thanks goes out to those who canvassed' for the Cancer Soaiety, Monday even ing. There was a large, sum do nated by the towns people. Be cause of the lack of canvassers part of Clinton still remains to be canvassed. Remember only 20 days of school left! ----------a-Mjh r ... We salute our • comtobhity hospitals on National Hospital Day, May 12. Their vital wor*k of healing continues ahoiind thb clock every day throughout the year. Visit Clinton Public Hos pital nojjt Wednesday, May 11 from to 4 pML nor the foi1 of- by X HURON LAUNDRY 154 BEECH STREET — CLINTON (Near Drive-In Theatre) FREE Pick Up and Delivery Phone 482-9491 Open every Saturday morning 10 a.m.-12 noon for your convenience . "Let Us Do Your Laundry" /■ y GODERICH , ONT. EVERY WEEK — SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE PARTY May 7 —"THE DEL-REYS" Minimum Age 16 Years For Dancing LIONS BINGO NEXT WEDNESDAY Complete Catering Service — Weddings, Luncheons, Banquets, etc. Phone 524-9371 or 524-9264 Bishop to Visit CFB Clinton Next Most Reverend N. J. Gallagh er D.D.,. C.D., Catholic Auxili ary Bishop for the Canadian Forces, will visit CFB Clinton on Sunday, May 8. It is expected Bishop Gal lagher will offer a Jubilee Mass in St. Paul’s Church at 8 p.m.. on Sunday. This Mass will be in Thanksgiving for the many blessings coming, from the II Vatican Council. During the Mass the Bishop will confirm 12 children and' a group of adults. After Mass a parish, reception will be held in the DND School Auditorium. All personnel are invited to attend, especially those being confirmed, their sponsors and parents. Members of the Catholic Church Com mittee 'and Executive members of the Catholic Women’s1 Lea gue will be received by Bishop Gallagher. Ice cream and cola will be1 served the children. Accompanying the Bishop will be Lt. Col. (Rev.) J. L. Latraverse and Major-(Rev.) L. C. Schmidt. Father Richard Bussey, the Catholic Chaplain at the base is presently a pat ient at Westminster Hospital, London. However, he hopes to be at the base to welcome the Bishop and attend the ceremon ies on Sunday. <-----------o----------- Achievement Day For 4-H Clubs Members of 4-H Homemak ing dubs in this: area will hold their achievement diay in Au burn on June 25, with Miss Diane Liddiard, Clinton, home economist for Huron'County in charge. All mothers, Women’s Insti tute members and friends-who are interested in this 4-H work are invited to the afternoon program. This- year exhibits will be of accessories, and judging of these will begin at 9:30 a.m. Demonstrations and skits will go on in the afternoon after lunch. , , . Other achievement .days in Huron will be held' on May 14 in Exeter; May 28 at Wingham and June 30 at Howick Central School. X r X LAWN-BOY offers a TWO-YEAR WARRANTY plus 18 advantages that make it the most convenient power mower money can buy. Come in and see all 18 features. Few other makes have half of them. No other mower made has them all. 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