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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-11-23, Page 12*4 11. Clinton News4*ea>rd, Thursd»y, Nov. 237 1967 MUf Hostesses fop the afternoon were Mrs, E. potter, Mrs. O. Blake and.Mysi. J. Lobb. • Skating this Friday . The Goderich Township Cen- teunial Committee, held a successful social evening at the Hqknesvilie Public School on Saturday evening. The first part Of the evening was spent in play ing euchre and 500 with unex- ' pectod forfeits and prizes. The second part was the show* tog pf films and slides of the June 16-18 weekend celebrations and Centennial parades at Clin ton and Goderich. A skating party is being held Riis Friday evening, November II, at the Clinton Community Centre yr 1th more firn coming up. ' ; PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudmore W*re recent visitors with rela. tivep at Hamilton and Burl ington. . • • < $ 4c Miss Shirley Norman is practise teaching at Galt this week. ... . * Harry Williams has returned from a week’s hunting trip in Northern Ontario. t •' ♦ . * ♦ Franklyn (Bud) Yeo had the misfortune to fracture his arm while playing hockey last week. •» a; UCW Meets The November meeting or the Holmesville United Church Women was held on Tuesday November 14. Mrs. HarryCud. more gave the call to warship pnd meditation on the theme* “Service’*. Prayer was offered by Mrs. H, Williams and a vocal duet ‘ was rendered by Mrs. E. Potter and Mrs. Les. Jervis,^ Mrs. W, Norman gave an article on “The One Talent Man**, .Highlights of the Reg* ional meeting at Westfield ware given by Mrs. E». Grigg and discussed by those present. Mrs. L. Bond gave a summary Of the last chapter of the study book “Into a Nation’*. Mrs. E. Grigg, president, conducted the business period. It was agreed to fill twelve . Christmas stockings for pet- • lente at the Ontario Hospital. Treasurer Mrs. L. Jervis, gave her report showing that $455 had been realized on the annual bazaar. Mrs. Williams reported on the work of the Centennial Com* mittee noting that the fence had been erected and painted, the planting of trees and shrubs had been completed and that the retaining of windows would have to be left till warm weather. During the afternoon a large bale was packed for Overseas Relief. Ten dollars is also to be sent to the blanket fond. I KIPPEN Mrs. William Bell and Mrs. James Drummond reported on the Area Convention held in London November 7 and 8. Mrs. Grant McLean and Mrs. Rose Broadfoot conducted an * ‘In Memoriam Service* for depar* ted members. Mrs. William Caldwell air* ranged a beautiful display of quilts and gave an interesting talk bn the making of quilts. Mrs. Alex McGregor and Mrs. Douglas McGregor attend, ed to registration and presen. ted each person with a rose corsage. Mrs. William Kyle and Mrs. . Dave Triebner favoured with three songs. Frances Kinsman gave a reading, “When father papered the parlor.** Mrs« James Chalmers gave the story of Mothers* problems with the school bus. A play “Wanted A Housekeep, er** was presented with Mrs. William Caldwell And Mrs. James Drummond in the leading roles and Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Ken McKay, Mrs. Vera Alderdice, Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs. Grant McLean and Mrs. Joyce Cooper as the supporting cast.The group also presented a square dance with Mrs^ Rosy Broadfoot doing the callinghon. ours. PORTRAITS For Christmas Gifts and Cards Yes, there are still a few appointment openings left1 for child and family portraits Photos taken in your home or in studio JERVIS STUDIO Phone 482-7006 MRS. NORMAN LONG Phone 262-5180 In honour of from twenty, five to thirty-two years of con* tinuous service in Kippen East WI, Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse, Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs. Campbell Eyre, Mrs. John Sin* ciair, Mrs: Alex McGregor and Mrs. William Kyle were each presented with a Centennial Rose cup and saucer. A penny sale was conducted by Mrs. Robert Kinsman and Mrs. Ken McKay. Lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. Campbell Eyre and Mrs. Wil- 11am Caldwell and the commit* tee in charge of,Mrs. Ross Sararas. Kippen EastWomeflsInstitute entertained former, members qn Wednesday, November 15 in Huron Centennial School. Pres* identMrs. Grant McLean chair* ed the meeting and welcomed the guests. . . • Secretary Mrs. James Drum, mond read the minutes arid the roil call#as answeredby every* one present telling the year they joined Kippen East WI and some Of the highlights they remem- . bered. Tuckersmith UCW meets Tuckersmith United Church Women of the Bracefield United Church met at the manse on Monday evening. Mrs. A. Pat- erpon and Mrs. M. Wilson had charge of the devotion. A Remembrance Day poem read by Mrs. Paterson opened the. meeting and Mrs. Wilson discussed the topic of ‘remem brance* pointing out that me mory of bygone days can in clude many different things. During the business segment of the meeting, Mrs. Berry read die treasurer’s report in the absence of Mrs. E. Sillery. A thank you note was read from • Mrs. KenScott. There was some discussion on a change in the groups. Mrs. Stuart offered to help on the visiting committee. Lunch was served by Mrs. Stuart and the recreation com mittee. 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