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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1967-01-05, Page 3faces re- lovely to few lovely creatures in the race new, All filmy flowers ware The Many Faces whole left Fidelity UCW New Yem’s Eve parties are traditionally the time to go all out , , . for clothes, for drinks, for food, for music, for danc­ ing, for fun, for noise, for gaiety,, for every thing, It seems that unless the Old1 Year leaves under loud, brash, flashy pro­ test and the New Year begins with an *' equally loud, brash, flashy greeting, the thing has been a flop. ' I’ve never been much for dressing up in fancy finery. Let’s face it. The day beautiful’ faces, figures and features were handed out, I was out to lunch. You can only do siq much. With what I’ve got and believe me, it bias all been done. I * The Christmas' meeting- of toe Fidelity Unit opened with, the devotional given by Rev. Mowatt. Members answered the roll call with a Christmas thought and Mrs; Jervis conducted a Christmas carol contest. She al­ so read1 toe story of the carol “Christians awake salute the happy mom”, composed by John Byrom of England , as a Christ­ mas gift for his "daughter, Dolly in the year 1745. It was set to music and has been sung in thousands of churches at Christ­ mas time through the years. Miss McGregor gave a timely reading entitled, • “Wrappings” and gave a dramatic rendition of toe poem, “The Inn That Mfesed Its Chance.” Mrs. Andrews, assistant lead­ er took charge of the business. Mrs. Armstrong read an appre­ ciation of Christmas cards sent to Korea. The children there enjoy them and plans were made, to send more. An interesting letter was re­ ceived from the group’s foster child. Cards were sent to two mem-, bers who were unable to be present. An extra bale is being prepared by this unit to go to Blind River in time for Christ­ mas to aid some Indian families. Mrs. Shepherd- and Miss Mc­ Gregor were hostesses for the- social .period.----------_0---------- W-W UCW Groups Plan Jan. Meetings The Starlight Circle will' meet in the Church Parlor on Mon­ day, January 9 at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Glen Wise is in charge of the program. Roll call and1 the payment of membership fees is scheduled. The Fidelity Unit will meet in the Church parlor .on Tuesday, January 10 at 2:30 p.m. With Mrs. Norman Holland in charge of the program. Roil call and the payment of membership fees is planned for this group, . too. The Wo-He-Lo Unit will meet in toe Church parlor on Thurs­ day, January 12 at 2:30’ p.m. Mrs. Rev. Mowfatt will be guest speaker. The roll call will be a NeW Year’s verse and member­ ship fees will be paid. —--------o----------- Local Ladies c Shirley Keller Clothes, jewellery and makeup | the class of cdmp:ititors nar- won't fix the trouble with me. I rowed* Beauty dulled qs toe But, .that doesn’t mean, I ' ,fc J ’ .................. caq’t apjCreciate beauty in other Women — wiithqut blitternes's I migiite add -— and on New Year’s Evq I watched with in- tei'est as the show unfolded. Lovely ladies, gracious ladies, gorgeous ladies- entered the party room on the arms of hands'pme escorts. Each woman carried herself with oibyipus dignity. Each basked in the ad­ miring glances of other wpmen and other wem^h’s husbands, As they strutted like peacocks on parade, each woman knew she was lovelier than she had ever been before. The eyes, the hair, the dress,' toe corsage — all was just right and toe effect was one of grandeur and beauty, For one hour — maybe two — toe . .contest the womeh hall, Sly pressionless judging was underway and that none but toe very chic Could pass the harsh scrutiny of an­ other woman. . Then as the evening wore on, jWty1 atmcsphe.e took hold. Teased/tresses become tousled; vaulted peepers grew pale; clinging crepe creations showed creases; flimsy- Only a remained ethers, had succumbed to heat and the madness of moment. By midnight when clock struck twelve and kissing and the caressing Thurs., Jan. 5/ 1967 Clinton News-Record w Page 3 Adastral Park Social Notes waged among all assembled in 'the glances and ex­ stares revealed the the the toe ..the the that goes with the New Year had subsided, only one or jwo naturally -beautiful nuaf.ned smiling and see,, • The couples who party room were changed, glamour had gone and wrappings and tinsel were Underneath were the plain, or­ dinary, hardworking, depend­ able, everyday folk who- would struggle through another year . . . and come out smiling , . . Which only proves that - the modern New Year’s Eve tells the truth about human be­ haviour better than any words of mline. Local Teachers In Toronto Among the nearly 500 delegates to the annual ' assembly of the Ontario Secondary School Teach­ ers’ Federation in Toronto last week were Alan Jew's on (left) and Vic. S. Darasch, both, of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. (Photo by Harvey McDowell) MR. AND MRS. BERNHARD GREYDANUS Best wishes go out to Mr.' and Mrs: Thomas Knox who celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary' on Christmas Day. We wish them.' good health and happiness in toe years ahead. Mrs. Milly Bentham of Oshiaiwa is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Robert Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. William Hamil­ ton of Moorefield spent the Christmas holiday with the Thompson famlily. .Fred Pickett and Mr. and Mrs. Buster Pickett entertained at a-family reunion on Monday with 25 present. Christmas visitors'-With Will Govier and Mirs. Webster were Mr. Govier’s three daughters and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns, Patsy and Barbara spent Christmas with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith in Kincardine. Mr. • and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon returned home on Friday having spent three weeks Warn* their daughter and son-in-law in Texas. • ' Guests for New Years with Miss Edith B'eacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon were Mr. and Mrs. MRS. BERT ALLEN Phone 523-4570 Bert Beacom and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Neal of Kirk­ ton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Neal -of London and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crummer of Stratford. Mrs. Gladys Gourley spent the holidays wiith her famlily in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Alistqr Broad­ foot were New Year’s guests With Mirs. Mabel Scott and Mr. Small. Mr.’ and Mts. Oousineau of Sauilt Site. ’Mjaitie spent the Christmas holiday with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander. Mrs. Robert Faarservice and Miss Ann spent several days last week with Mr. and" Mrs. Dave Mair, Detroit. Baptismal Service was ob­ served on Sunday when Kevin James1 Radford, infant son of ’Mr. and Mrs. .Jim Radford and Oalista Gayle Penfound, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mer- vin rPenfound. wore baptized. Visiting with his parents, Sergeant and Mto,.-Percy Griffin over the Christmas holidays, was Jim Griffin from Sudbury, Ontario. ■ Home with his family over the Christmas season was War­ rant Officer W. B- Russell from Pagwa. Their son, Cadet Rich­ ard Russell, was also home from Royal Military College, Kingston, Corporal and Mrs. Gil Poire and family travelled to Quebec City to spend .Christmas with relatives, Sergeant and Mrs. J. G, L. Lapointe spent the holidays in Ottawa and Hull with families. Guests of Flight Sergeant and Mrs, D. G, Kerr over the holi­ days were Mr.' and Mrs, Stephen Baifd of Canadian Forces Base, Foymouht., Corporal and Mrs. J,’ J. Dur- pcher left CFB Qliinton on Dec­ ember 23 for fheir new base, Ottawa. Prior to their depart­ ure, tih’ey were entertained at a surprise party held by Sergeant and .Mrs. J. E. Pelletier. Mrs,• Gladys Dawes and other friends also gave Mrs. Pelletier a goiing-away party in toe same week. Miss Debbie Shulman feted Miss Donna Durocher at a surprise get-together on Dec­ ember 22. Mrs. Pat Marceil held a sur-' prise shower on December 19th in honor of Mrs. Rod. Harding (the former Sandra Wade), whose wedding took' place on December 23. Sixteen guests attended and presented toe newly-weds with miscellaneous gifts. Flight - Sergeant, G. F. Wade was home with his family over the holiday's from Quebec City Where he is presently ’o<n duty. Mr. and-Mrs. Wil. MacMillan, Mrs. Wade's parents, were also guests for Christmas and NeW Year’s. Warrant Officer and Mrs. Grant returned their • son, Ed­ ward, to Waterloo University where he is attending his sec­ ond year. They also motored to Brampton where they visited with Mr. and Mirs. Carson Bur­ bridge. Thetir daughter, Susan, spent a few days in Centralia, visiting with Miss Valerie Ursiu- lak. , Visiting with her parents, Warrant Officer ‘and Mrs. H. Sewell was toedr daughter, Lor-/ raine, who has now returned to York University, Toronto. Pre­ sently, guests of WO and Mrs. Sewell are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe and children from Ottawa, Ontario. Corporal and Mrs. L. How- land travelled to. Kingston, Ont­ ario, to spend part of the holi­ days with relatives. LAC and Mrs. Russ Gowan- luck motored to Toronto where they enjoyed the holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Kerr and family, Catholic Women’s League The Catholic Women's League of St. Paul’s Parish, Adastral Park, held its December meet­ ing and Christmas party on December 13 at the Community Centre/ After the business meeting, which Was presided over by Mr-s. Marie Rocheleau, gifts for the Ontario Mental Hospital were presented by .the members and Christmas carols were played while everyone en­ joyed games. A gift of appreciation from /■■ 1 1 ................ . !■1 .......... all the member? was presented to Rev. Father Methot, Spiritu­ al Director of the Cbiqneil, Re­ freshments were served,, ■ The next generial meeting is to be held at the siame place, on Wednesday, January 11, at 8:30 p.m, Women’s Auxiliary The ladies of Adastral Park are also reminded that the next meeting of the Women’s Auxili­ ary is. to be held on Monday, January Oto, at 8:30 p.m, in the Community Centre. This is to be an important meeting and all ladies are urged to at­ tend, -O- Use Classified Ads For Quick Results ................... i ' . .................. DOES WASHDAY KEEP YOU bn /■ I on CLINTON'S KNITTING CENTRE 55 ALBERT STREET GODERICH ON THE SQUARE THEATRE J 1 The Mary and Martha Unit of Wesley-Willis UCW met at the home of Mrs. Paul Aggerholm on a Tuesday evening in Decem­ ber. After the roll call was taken and toe minutes read, a short business session was con­ ducted by Mrs. M. Steep. Mrs. Aggerholm opened the devotion­ al by heading “One Solitary Life” and Mrs. Doug Bartliff read the Scripture Lesson taken from St. Luke, “The Christmas Story” followed by a Christmas Prayer. Mrs. Bartliff introduced the guest speaker, Captain Worn- bold of too Salvation Army, Who gaVe a very interesting talk on his experiences whale working with toe Indians in British Columbia. He showed some of their hand work. Mrs. Aggerholm and Mrs. Bartliff served lunch and Cap­ tain Wombold pronounced the benediction. --------—o—i-------- On Friday, December 23. Alice Anne Treffers and Bern- hard Greydanus were united in marriage. The 7 .o’clock wed­ ding took place at the Christian Reformed Church Clinton and with Rev. Heersink officiating. The bride was given in mar­ riage by her father. She wore a wedding dress from imported white velours chiffon which featured a scoop neckline with elbow-length bedl sleeves and an A-line skirt. The full-length train attached at the shoulders was made of flowered cut vel­ vet. Her shoulder-length veil was held in place With a beaded tiara. She carried a bouquet of white roses with holly and ivy. Matron of honor was Mrs. Connie de Haan, sister of the bride. Miss Shariene Turner ‘and Mrs. Sandra Rathweil Were ■ bridesmaids. They were diresseld identically in floor-length gowns of dark green velours chiffon top and mint greein silk crepe skirts, featuring empire waists. Thein headpieces were dark ..velour chiffon rosebuds with pearls and light green veils. They carried white mums and holly. The flbwer girl, Miss Sandra Reid wore a floor-length dark green velours chiffon dress with a white peau de sole collar f"* - ....•....... and cuff finished with Valen- dienne lace. Her headpiece was identical to the bridesmaids. She carried a nosegay of white mums and a.rose. The ring bearer was Kenny de Haan, nephew of the bride. Best man was Cornelius Greydanus, brother of’ the groom. The guests were ushered by Gerald Greydanus, also a brother of the groom, and Jake de Haan, brother-in-law of the bride. For travelling, the bride wore a navy wool shift with white lace sleeves and collar and a white beaver fur hat with black accessories. The young couple will reside at 221 Stuart- Sarnia. Pre-Nuptial Events Miss Shariene Turner Sit., and Mrs. Sandra Rathweil honoured shower James the bride with a lovely at the home of Mrs-. Turner. Mrs. Grace Greydanus . and Verna Reid had a delightful evening of fun and games at the home of Mrs. -Beryl Grilling. The staff of ParkvieW School in Sarnia also surprised the bride with a shower. A -trousseau tea wias given by /the bride’s mother for friends and relatives. Beryl Gelling,Mrs. Mrs.- Legion Ladies Meeting Monday The Ladies Auxiliary to toe Royal Canadian Legion will hold toeiir ’•first meeting of the New Year on Monday, January 9 at 8:15 p.m. . -----------o—:. i Mrs. G. Walker Buried Sunday In Clinton Funeral’ service from toe Ball Funeral Home, 'Qlinton, on Jan­ uary 1 was for Mrs. George Walker, the former Mabel Irene Maskell, Clinton. Rev. R. Wen- ham of St. Paul’s Anglican Church presided. Mrs. Walker passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on December 30 after a lengthy illness. The deceased was a member of St. Paul’s Anglican Church. She had lived in Clinton for toe past 40 years. Surviving are her husband'; and /two sisters, Mrs1. Florence McWhinney and Mrs. Ethel Sill-lib, both of Goderich. Interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Hartley Managhan, Dave- Her­ man, Arthur Maskell, Milford Dursit, Robert Turner and Wilber Welsh. Flow er bearers were Vic Finnic, Alex Haddy, Charles Fee and Bill Riehl. LET US DO YOUR LAUNDRY HURON LAUNDRY 154 Beech St., Clinton (Near Drive-In Theatre) OPEN EVERY SATURDAY MORNING 10 A.M. 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