HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-04-05, Page 21--,MINTON NRWS-RRCORD, -THURSDAY, APRIL ,0 t, 97a
by MUM Rudd
Celebrating her oinetieth bir-
thday tomorrow (April .6) is.
Mrs. G. Wesley Nott of Ontario
Street.. Mrs. Nott has received
numerous birthday cards and a
special message from the Prime
Minister-
' * *
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Betties,
Marie and Mary Jean spent a
short holiday in Florida recen-
tly.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Brown
have returned home after spen-
ding the winter months in
Florida.
* * *
Five girls from the Clinton
Figure Skating Club suc-
cessfully completed skating
tests conducted at Stratford on
Friday evening of last week,
Jane Symons passed the
Willow Waltz and Ten Fox
dances for the Junior Bronze
tests while Marion Thompson,
Lorrie Symons and Mary Anne
Cummings all passed the Four-
teen Step dance for the Senior
Bronze category.
Pat Anstett passed the test
for Junior free style and the
,European Waltz.
Congratulations to all these
girls and also to those who's
progress was reported in last
week's paper.
* * *
TAYipCIFIS CORNERS
4-H owe
March 25 the Taylors Cor-
ners Sewmobiles held their
sixth and seventh meetings at
the Goderich Township area
school.
Mrs. Hodges told the girls the
proper method of sewing on
buttons so they last longer. She
then demonstrated the mock
cuff which is currently very
popular on slacks.
Achievement Day is June 2
at Central Huron Secondary
School. Everyone is welcome,
The fourth meeting of Clin-
ton III "Sportswear Report"
was held on Wednesday, March
28, 1973 at the Clinton Public
School.
We opened the meeting with
the 4-H Pledge followed by the
roll call of comparing the total
cost of your garment to a ready-
made garment.
The minutes of the third
meeting were read by Sheila
Daigliesh.
Mrs. Lexie Murch showed us
how to do a tailor's hem,
Helen Hartman
Diane Collins
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Some good poster art was the result of a poster contest conducted in Mrs. June Charter's
grade six class at Clinton Public School for the Cancer Society's Daffodil Coffee Party at
the White Carnation at Holmetiville yesterday afternoon. Admiring one of the winning
posters are: left to right, Nancy Falconer who placed first; Kirsten Harrett, who placed
second; and Christine Beer, who was third. (News-Record photo)
Hospital auxiliary reports
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Louella Johnston of London.
Roy Wheeler, representing
town council, told members
that Clinton's trees are
gradually disappearing and
told of council's plan to replace
them. Members of the commit-
tee assigned to meet with town
council concerning this plan are
Mr. Howard, Mr. Scribbens
and Mrs. Pullen.
Mrs. 13, Olde introduced Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Magee who
showed their slides of beautiful
wild plants and flowers of, our
area. Mrs. Jean Bar'hett
displayed her posters of rose
types and varieties.,
A special event at the end of
the meeting was the presen-
tation of a Horticulture Service
Diploma to Mrs. Viola Nelson
for her dedication to Hor-
ticultural Society work.
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BY FRED McCLYMONT
Mr. Floyd McAsh of
Hamilton spent the weekend at
the home of his parents Mr.
and Mrs, John McAsh.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Roy and family of St. Marys
who moved into the village last
week.
Mrs. Reta Upshall who has
been a patient in the hospital'is
able to be up and around again.
The April meeting of the
United Church Women will be
held on Thursday evening of
this week.
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You get something' else that's special at the Lord
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out your stay with us,
Colour TV in every room, fully air conditioned,
The Clinton Figure Skating
Club is again sponsoring some
movies for the Clinton young
fry. The first of these, Walt
Disney's "Jungle Cat", will be
shown tomorrow night (April 6)
at 7 p.m. at Clinton Public
School.
At its April meeting, the
,Sarah Hale Chapter of IODE
enjoyed a tour of Barbados
through the medium of slides
shown by Ross Middleton. A
geography lesson preceding the
pictures was most informative
and made the presentation
much more interesting.
* * *
social convenor and her com-
mittee in charge of the tea in
the Board rooms from 2 to 4:30
p.m. It was decided to invite
the Goderich, Seaforth,
Wingham and Exeter
Auxiliaries. Clinton members
are urged to come and tour the
hospital and enjoy a social time
together.
' The cart will be staffed by
Mrs. Ted Davies presided for
the regular meeting of the
Hospital Auxiliary which was
held in the Board room Mon-
day afternoon April 2. Mrs.
Harold Lawson led in the
prayer for Auxiliaries. Plans
were made to attend the Spring
Conference to be held at
Waterloo on April 30. An in-
vitation was received from the
Seaforth Auxiliary to attend
their 40th Anniversary Tea and
Bazaar on May 12 at Northside
United Church.
Mrs. Ed. Willson, member-
ship convenor, reported that
over $300 was raised from the
sale of memberships with some
canvassers still to be heard
from. Mrs. Howard Porter
reported for the Vanishing
party Committee. $623.50 has
been realized to date with more
still to come in,
Mrs. Frank Fingland gave a
summary of the findings of the
T.V. Project committee. It was
decided that more information
was needed before action could
be taken on this matter.
Florence Nightingale Day
will be observed at Clinton
Public Hospital on Wed. May 9
with Mrs. Orland Johnson
the St. Paul's Friendship Guild
during the month of April and
the Women's Institute during
the month of May,
The May meeting will be
held at 10:30 a.m. in the
Hospital Board room with a
luncheon to follow the business
session.
Mrs. Alex Eagleson who has
spent the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Margaret
Farquhar, has left for Niagara
Falls, where she 'will spend
another week before leaving for
her home in Oklahoma City.
Last Sunday Jim and Lois
Turner entertained Mrs.
Eagleson and other relatives
before she left for her home.
The CHSS production of
Oklahoma requires a large
number of costumes for both
males and females. Perhaps
some of us who have costumes
from Centennial year would be
willing to loan them. If so,
please call the school at 482-
4371.
Lord Simcoe Hotel
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skill testing question.
The March meeting of the
Clinton Horticultural Society
was held on Wednesday March
28 in the Town Hall.
Each member was asked to
bring an arrangement using
spring flowering bulbs to the
April 25th meeting. There will
not be a competition but con-
structive criticism and helpful
hints will be given 'by Miss.
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