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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-09-14, Page 3HOLMESVILLE MRS LLOYD BOND Phone 482-3210 Huron 4-H girls in London to give homemaking skit *’■F^WwM^MF|FF R^f,' 'ITW- Adastral Park WA fall schedule HOLMESVILLE « .Mr, and Mrs. Les Jervis on Tues day for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jervis and faintly pf Ottawa. While there they will visit Expo ’67. Mon treal. aft * ♦ Norma Walters, Shirley Nor man and Douglas Yeo left on Monday to commence their stu dies at Strafford Teachers’ Col. lege, * * * The Anniversary Services of Holmesville United Church will be held pn Sunday, September 17 at 2 p.m. with Rev, John, gon of Brussels as guest ■peaker. * * * eration pf Agriculture will meet on Thursday eveningjSeptem- per 21 at the Township Hall at 8:30 p.m. * * ♦ Miss Sandra Collier of Lpi> don spent the weekend with Mrs. J. B, MacMath. * * * Mr. and Mrs. N. Heard, Jim and Mary visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tay lor of Lucknow.* * * nay and Gary Potter enjoyed a weekend fishing trip to Res- taule, Northern Ontario. * * * The Messengers will hold their first meeting of the fall term in the Sunday School Room on Friday, September 22 at 4 p.m. SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE (HOLMES VILLE GODERICHj~~ SUNSET- DRIVE-IN theatre (8 I CARLOW I'— CLINTON ALL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWS THURS., FRI., SAT. MGM presents ROY ORBISON The Fastest Guitar Alive Sept. 14-15-16 THE STORY OF THE IMMORTAL HANK WILLIAMS George HAMILTON • Susan OLIVER Arthur O'CONNELL In PANAVISION0 S8 Coming Next Thurs., Fri., Sat.: "HOT ROD TO HELL" & "3 BITES OF AN APPLE" Eighteen 4-H Hememaking Club Members will represent Huron County at Junioi' Day of Western Fair on Friday, September 15, They are as fol lows: Rosemary Blake, #2, Brussels, Hazel Collins, #3, Clinton, Barbara Dougall, #3, Exeter, Joype Falconer, #5, Clinton, Karen A, Gaunt, #1, Lucknow, Cpnnie Howatt, #1, Londesboro, Wanda Hunter, #3, Lucknow, Marilyn Keys, #1, Varna, Betty Jean Miller, #1, Wpodham, Beverley Passmore, #1, Woodham, Janice Reaburn, #5, Goderi.ch, BarbaraRipgling, #7, Lucknow, Carolynne Robin son, Zurich, Shirley Fisher, # 4, Goderich, Sandra Watson, #1, Blyth, Ricki Willems, #4, Seaforth, Judy Work, #5, Brus sels, Dianne Zinn, #1, Dungan, non. 4 Mrs. Una Abrahamson, Edi tor, Consumer Affairs, Chata- laine Magazine will address the girls following the morning jud ging program. Club Exhibits and Kinfolk at reunion On the afternoon of August 27, a happy family reunion was held at the Century farm of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Wat* kins, Base Line, Goderich Township. Ninety-six descend, ants of the first Watkins fam ily to occupy the farm were present. The original family migrated from Lisnashea, near Ennis, killen, Ireland in ■ the early 1840’s. Relatives spent the afternoon renewing friendships and later enjoyed a picnic supper. The oldest member present was Miss Sadie Watkins, Clin ton; the person coming the far thest, Mrs. Alfred Mareton (Ruby Kilty) Windsor; the couple . married for the longest, Mr. and Mrs. Caryl W.Draper, Clin- . ton; the couple with greatest number of grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson (Margaret Lansing); the young, est member present at supper, Baby Angela Mulhall, grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brant (Olive Watkins). A vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Watkins was proposed by Roger Lillie ( husband of Peggy Kilty). Members of the family were present from Windsor, Toronto, Agincourt, Islington, St. Catha- rines, Mount Forest, Hensail, Varna, Dungannon, Auburn, Goderich and Clinton. demonstrations will be present ed in the afternoon. Huron’s contribution to the afternoon program is a demon, ptration entitled ’’Let’s Make Tea Biscuits” to be given by Rosemary Blake and Judy Work pf the Brussels Club. Mrs. John Wheeler is their leader. A special banquet and the grand, stand performance wijl com plete the day. To celebrate 35th birthday The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion held its first fall meeting on September 11 with Mrs, Don McLean pfe. siding. Fall cussed xiliary 35th birthday with a Hallowe’en party on October 25. Other auxiliaries will be asked and there will be a number of prizes for best costumes and enter tainment, Bowling is coming up in Wing, ham on September 27 and eu. chre in Walkerton on October 5, If interested please contact Mrs. Harold Black. A motion was passed where- by the Auxiliary will cater to two banquets a month in the future, excluding any for Canadian Le. gion men. There will be none scheduled after December 15. Miss Karen MacLeanhaswon the Auxiliary bursary of $50. for history. Mrs. Wm. Jervis, won the mystery prize, and Mrs, Ed Porter the attendance draw of $5. Cake and ice cream were served for lunch.' Please note that owing to Thanksgiving the October meet ing will be held on Monday, October 16. activities were dis. and planned. The Au. will be celebrating its The first meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary, Adastral Park, was , held on Tuesday September 5 in the Commu.' nity Centre. The president, Mrs. Carmen Lawson welcomed all. old and new4 members to the meeting, She then introd, uced the new Base Comman der’s wife, Mrs, Rita Ryan, •to the ladies and called upon each lady to introduce herself, as there were many new ladies present, The secretary read the min. utes of the previous meeting, and, in the absence of the treas urer, her report was read by the president. The Ways and Means Com. mittee convener, Mrs. Kathy Cooke, reported there would be a rummage sale on October 14, in the Clinton Council Cham bers,' A letter was read from the “Save the Children Fund’’ stat ing, that the subscription had peen increased from $60 to $84 per annum on all new subscrip, itions^or if a subscription is renewable between September 1 and March 1 it can be renew ed at the old rate, but effec tive March l}the rate of $84 will become compulsory. It was moved by Rene Kelly and sec. onded by Mel Pageot that we renew at the old rate and con sider renewing at the new rate prior fo March 1. New members for several committees were required and the president called for ypjun. tyers, Mrs. Bernice Ritchie volunteered to be Assistant Ways and Means convener; Mrs. Lizette Parsons and Mrs. Pam. ela Warner volunteered to lpok after the Immunization Clinic; and Mrs. Sue Hester voluntee. red to be Assistant Entertain, ment convener. Mrs, Lawson reminded all ladies of the coffee and donut party on September 15 and the “Nearly New Sale" ■which will take place at the same time. The door prize of a sham, poo. and set donated by the Base Beauty Salon was won by Mrs. Jpanne Johnson. Following adjournment of the meeting, euchre and cribbage were played. The next meeting will bp held on October Z. BROWNIES AND GUIDES There will be registration pf Brownies, Guides and Rangers from 10 a.m. at the Community Centre on Saturday^ September 16, There will alsp be an L.A, meeting on Tuesday,September 19 at 8:15 p.m. at the comm, unity centre. All mothers pf interested Brownies, Guides and Rangers are urgently requested to at tend. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Maher, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, were recent visitors at the residence pf their daughter and son-in-law, Flights gt. and Mrs. H, Finlay. * * . * Mrs, Bpnnle Aspen is a pat* lent in Clinton Public Hospital, ONLY *319! Butler's new economy Model-r299-E, You get Byt|er qualties—but at a new low price. No frills—no special features—just safe, long-lasting storage anyone can afford. 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Take Used Articles to Community Centre There will be Lions at th* Community Centre on Monday arid Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 o’clock until Wednesday, Sept. 20th, to accept good used articles for the Rummage and Auction Sale. Ariy of the above articles will be accepted, plus any item you feel someone else could us*. Call These Lions for More Information TED DAVIES .................. 482:70*2 PAUL AGGERHOLM ............... 482-7344 Harold bondy ........ 482-6612 Gladstone Qrigq ................................................, , ' ’.........4Bi.9558 Howard brunsdon ......................................... 482-9690 Clinton Lirins Club would like to thank all persons who con tributed to this year’s Rummage Sale and Giant Auction Sale, and invite all person* in Clinton and District to crime to th* Community ’ Crintr* on Friday evening, Sept. 22 and purchase tome of the good Hiclris, Edward Elliott will contribute hie service* as auctioneer for the Giant Auction Sale, MAYNARD CORRIES, President Clinton Lion* Club CLINTON ... 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