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Clinton News-Record, 1974-02-21, Page 10Captain W.J. Sharkey of Clinton mans control phone during .a searchmaster course at the Rescue Co-ordination Centre, Canadian Forces Base Trenton, Ont. The course is designed to train selected Canadian Forces air operations officers in search and rescue duties. Huron man heads Holstein Ass'n CLIHriN HOW11488CORD- THURSDAY. IFIRHION 21, H04-4 212 VICTORIA ST, HWY. NO. 4 SOUTH 482-3522 NOW OPEN SERVICE STATION HOURS • BEGINNING EARLY IN MARCH THE CLINTON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALERSHIP WILL BE LOCATED HERE! 8 A.M. TO 11 P.M. MON. TO FRI. SAT. 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS FOR ALL YOUR MAJOR OR MINOR MECHANICAL REPAIRS' RADIATOR REPAIRS AND A COMPLETE LINE OF GULF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DROP IN TO.DAY We hay, purchased the radiator service formerly Operated by Mr, Carl Cox of Clinton arid' it will now be operated at this location. We alio have three ticenced mechanics On our staff, Dean Reid Prop. MON. THROUGH THURS. 11 A,M. TO 6 P.M. FRIDAYS 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. BASE FACTORY OUTLET The_ Feb. meeting of Trinity hutch. Ladies Guild was held esday evening, Feb. 12 in the arish Hall with 16 members resent and Mrs. Margaret yon who was welcomed as a . ew member. • • President Mrs, Roby Fitz- imons opened with a Bible eading and all repeated the ord's Prayer, Secretary, Mrs. rata. Scotchmer gave her eport of the Jan. meeting hich was approved. Many ards of thanks for cards and owers were received and oved for filing. There was lso a very happy letter from heir adopted child, Nazira under of Pakistan. The Card ecretary, Mrs. Bessie Hulls is o send an Easter card and , note acknowledging her let- r. We also learned our for- er Rector Rev. E.J.B. arrison is now back in rillium Villa in Sarnia, ,covering from a broken leg. Mrs. Lorna Merner, trees, ave her report and moved its doption, also all outstanding bills were passed for payment. rs. Audrey Albiston and Mrs. ern Baker donated to the bir- thday fund. Happy birthday girls! The euchre and bridge party date has been changed from April 19 to April 26 so as The Clinton Chapter of Beta ierna,Phi held -a meeting on uesday, February 12, 1974 at he home of Deanna Harloff. he opening rade' was epeated followed by the roll all and the minutes of the last eeting.. Communications from Inter- ational were read with regard o Sorority cook7books and the nnual poetry 'and short story oiliest coming up. The reasurer gave her report and he vice-president reported that he had received the Spring uShing Kit and that the next ledge Training meeting will held March 12, before the . egular Meeting. On!'a motion by Ann Adams and seconded by Deanna HOW, the ways and' means coaNi t tee hm„4.0ethi led Deiisett Euchre for Wednesday ..„. MATERNITY WEAR at the SEPARATE SNOPPE Main Cornar Clinton Open 2.6 Closed Weds. not to conflict with Lions Ladies' night,' A quilt is to be put in the frame at 1.0 a,m, Monday mot', nine and quilted during the week. More blocks were distributed for the making of the velvet crazy quilt, which is one of their projects, • Craft items were discussed and all ideas are to be brought forth for the March meeting. The meeting closed. with everyone repeating the Benediction, Mrs. Fern Baker, hostess for the meeting served a lovely lunch. The March meeting will be in the Parish Hall on Tues. evening March' 12 with Mrs, Lorna Merner as hostess. Personals Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Higgins spent several days last•week in Port Dover with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Higgins, Colin and Scott. A busload of young men from Ebeneezer Baptist Church, Detroit, Mich. spent last weekend at the cottage of Mrs. Keachie and attended the ser- vice in St. Andrews United Church, Sunday. afternoon April 3, 1974 at the Orange Hall. The Social committee has planned a social evening and potluck supper for February 23 at the home of Jo-an Bullen. Also, the meat for the March dance has been ordered and tickets for the dance are selling very well, There are still some available from Sorority mem- bers. The service committee repor- ted that, the crokinole boards for Huronview will be delivered soon and the silver spoon for Leila Horbanuck is being engraved. On .a motion by Marj. Dobson and seconded by Sharon Carter, eight pairs of pyjamas in a variety, of sizes will be purchased for the Hospital. President ,Vivienne Roy read.;. a nOtice—Viitli'' 'reiartletlfe' Woodstock Choralaires who will be performing at the high school in the near future. On a motion by Marj Dobson and seconded by Sandra Westerhout, the business meeting was' adjourned. The Cultural Program was presented by Linda Meade and Brenda Rutledge on "Art". Tea and a light lunch con- cluded the meeting.. Mrs, Gordon A. Stewart, RR 2, Ripley was a guest of her sister and family, .Mr. and Mrs. g.w, Erickson, Andrew, Luanne and Lydia, on Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Bernard F. Sturgeon, Jeff and. Rollie, visited Tuesday and Wed with his , parents and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon, Bud and Andrew ion their return from a two week enjoyable holiday trip •to Florida. Mrs. Eric Krohraer, returned to her home in the Village after spending the past month and a half visiting friends and relatives in her native homeland, Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Del Arsenault Stratford, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin and Robbie. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cluff, Rob and Tara, London, were with Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeBeau for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scotch- mer, Molly and Jody, St. Catherines, and Mr. Calvin Scotchmer, Stratford, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, A.F. Scotchmer. Miss Wendy Greer, Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo, is spending this week studying at the home of her parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greer and Patti, RR 3, Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson, Scott and Randy, Goderich, visited Sat. with her parents and .sisters. Mr, and Mrs, Pat Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brandon, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snell, spent the weekend at the Snell family cottage at Hope Bay. Miss Barbara Graham and two classmates from Fanshawe College London spent the win- ter break in Freeport, Bahamas. Death Fox Terrier, Michael (Her- bert) suddenly as a result of a truck accident in Bayfield on Saturday February 16, 1974. "Well done thou good and faithful watcher." Ross Marshall, a purebred Holstein breeder from Kirkton, has been named the Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada President for 1974. This is the first time that a breeder from Huron. County has been named to the post. Mr. Marshall, who operates a Century Farm under the prefix "Merl Acres", has deep roots in the purebred Holstein business since he took over the home farm located at Lot 9, Con- cession 13, Usborne Township in 1936. His first purebred Holstein was purchased in 1941 and he became a member of the Holstein Association the STORE HOURS Mrs. Alvin. Dutot was the hostess for the February , meeting "V the A.C.W, of St.. James; Middleton held on the evening of St. Valentine's Day. There were ten members, one visitor, Mrs. Zeal, and the Rec- tor, the Rev, George Youmatoff present. Mrs, Edward Wise Was in charge and gave a timely reading, "Let there be Love." Mrs. Dutot read the Scripture lessons. Mrs. Wise continued with the meditation and litany as found in The Living Message,,,The theme was "Witness. Following responsive prayers, Mrs. Joseph Storey gave the secretary's report and Mrs. Edward Wise the finan- cial statement It was decided to make a double-bed size quilt to be raf- fled, Mrs. John W. Smith reported for the cards and flowers. The group was glad to 'hear that the Rev. E.J.B. Harrison has been able to leave the Sarnia Hospital and return to the Trillium Villa Nursing Home. Mrs. Edward Wise gave a hilarious reading, "A Valentine for Middle-agedMen", from the London Free Press. Mrs. Smith contributed "Hearts and Flowers on St. Valentine's Day". It was decided to purchase two card tables for the Sunday School room. Mrs. Dutot con- ducted a Valentine hidden word contest, which was won by Mrs. Stewart Middleton. The Rector closed the meeting with prayer, after which the hostess served a lovely lunch. ;;If 141$0,7„1.4 •Kt.: " Church Note, Flowers were placed in St. James Church on Sunday last to the Glory of God and in loving memory of the late Mrs. Arnold Miller of Goderich. Mrs. Miller received an honoraryo life membership ,in the W.A. while a member of St. James Church. The sympathy of the community goes out to her husband end family, Immediately following mor- ning prayer last Sunday, the congregation enjoyed a hearty pot-luck lunch in the Sunday School room of St. James Church, This was followed by a meeting of the Board of Management. Tentative plans were made to hOld an Auction Sale.as a summer project, Card Party The third in the series of pre- Lenten card parties under the auspices of the A.C.W. of St. James Church was held last Friday evening on the Sunday School room. Mrs. Joseph Storey was in charge of this party and euchre was the order of the evening. The prize winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Wm. Brand; men's high, Mr. John W. Smith; Mrs. Youmatoff won the ladies' low and Mr. Wm. Brand the men's low. Mrs. Wm. Dykstra won the prize for the most lone hands and also the birthday prize. A draw was held on three baskets of apples donated by Stewart Middleton. The win- ners were James Storey, Mrs. Youmatoff and Mrs. Robert Welsh. A bountiful lunch concluded a very pleasant social evening. following year. , He has shown his cattle at the Huron County Black and White Show every year since then except in 1972 when duties as Vice-President caused too great a burden. The community has benefited greatly by -Mr. Marshall's in- terest, He has been an active member of the Kirkton United Church serving as an elder, steward, and Sunday School teacher; he has served 25 years on the Kiikton Community Association Executive - five as Chairman; he has been a Direc- tor and/or Chairman of the Usborne Township Federation of Agriculture; 14 years as Director and/or Chairman of the Blanshard Municipal Telephone System; 10 years as a 4-H leader; Director of the Huron County Holstein Club; and Director of the Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada since 1961. The Marshall family consists of three girls and one boy. Marilyn, Pat, and Iris are all married while David is a student at the University of Guelph and hopeful of farming upon completion. Marilyn lives on a term near Clinton; Pat on a farm near Exeter; and Iris is presently studying medicine in Toronto. orority gives hospital much needed clothing Miss Karen Fitzsimons, Mrs. Otto Smale and her children, Darlene, John and Laura of London were home for Sunday' .dinner with„their parents and„,, brothers, Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons, Terry and Kelso. 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