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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-10-23, Page 40 .00 ,0011,,,r1:704.040,.001 300,40,,,,Frogr.••••,...0900,04•7•00,00,-0,47••••7•1•0••• • ' r nirchaie of t014414 r the Conimunity services - rt, Melen Davies, seniorthe citlzens ;eniors es but appov cu „ at114 tar •ciu 60,41 ms Abiuty Fund was set l,„ ,and „„. ; chalrman, finances,.. . ItaV ,4111C . ; r, 41014. Celle* Phillips and AIice Andrews; pt,iblici Lina Cochrane; and SUpplies. ParieneFlowers. Services chairman Florence Corrie displayed approximately four dozen pairs of beautifully hand - knitted mittens which were deflated to the !OMby Mrs. Jas. Howatt Of Londesboro to be included in the Items sent to Indian communities in Northern Canada. The mitts obviously involved many,. many Wore. Of work and the 100141) showed extreme ap- preciation for such help from Someone in the community but not herself ,an IODE member. Mrs, Carrie - further reported that a Christmas bale had been sent in July valued at over $200 and S,An - Caribbean„ prescrIbeS eyeg1asse where needed!.,., et,,, d by loa,708"e ,fotr 0 purposethe being The Clinton TOM would a praciate the donatio oteny eyeglasses, especially children's no longer- beiflg used. Anyone la the area with a pair to donate please contact Mrs. Carrie at 482- 7758. the IODE r1vevs were stillavaiIabIs when needed. nsocs elk In otherbustness, team* desire to have a sClaUst. to spa& e r ,executive attend to clatify SOMP ” the aims and fun 0940 ot IODE,..The Ioci group will hive „r men „ is. present, - an dinner in lYlitOell, They wi also place a wreath., Remembrance memorial service. Dorott Williarnasuggested thank -you be cxpresscd Bill Haut* for the use ofhis wagon for the Centennial parade, Tickets for the "Christmas tree plus gifts" draw will be available shortly. Education chairman Bev WillisOratt reported on areas where prizes could be given at the secondary school level and atter Mae discussion, it was decided to award a prize of $25 in geography 250and a 825 prize in French 350. This completes phase 2 of a three phase plan where prizes have been given for some time at the elementary school level and consideration will now be given to promotion of education at the post- secondary school level. The ladies also voted assistance to the extent of 550 with the In the re spuniior,d fir(contr puwasneci hit: * ' Af,. ' . 4, Frank- ,,.. 0 011 . n finished ,111Elie1‘, $ aef! group. .:.t the'se me time. They ail wan to finish first Joy Lawson came second, Mike Wiiiillcraft- 441,4 Tony anomie, third and John LawsonSr. came fourth. According to Larry Gib- bings, treasurer for the mile waik ritorhe Clthe Bayt, 1,„ Coca-ColaC°4ee S4PP 1led by the company each of the cheek points and when the walkers completed their course, the Lions sup- plied hot dogs, cooked by lack Spearan, Mentfilaataay el010,140r*Selliat #0.11.$4 raftt 001001110 Clitittmes.Falt last weekend' Weje a pair of Gederlcb TOWIttlit_110 Mrs,tObb and Mrs. Jack Tehbutt. Nor% Mr Lobb, left, shewSseMe erthechristlitas decorations to Christine Richt of*R R 4, Goderich, (News4tecordphoto) ZIGZAG FREE ARM WITH EVERY FEATURE SIMPLIFIED Bible Society canvass Canvassers' for the Bible Society, Mrs. Annie Reid, Mrs. Frank Forrest, Mrs. Don Volland, Mrs. Glen Nixon, Mrs. Percy Campbell,' - Miss Tammy Baker, Mrs. Harvey Hydo, Mrs. William Bell, Mrs. Peter Bisback, Mrs.- Leona Parke, Mrs. Margaret Ingram, Mrs. John Consitt, Mrs. Harry Hoy, are pleased to announce that $286 was collected from Hensall residents, an increase of 554 over last year. Chairman Eric Luther and organizer, Mrs. Sim Roobal, wish to thank all contributors and canvassers for their help in this campaign. Personals Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal were Mr. Anthony Gelderland and Mrs. Jean Ademen of Ridgetown. Mr. George Beer- was another 51,000 winner in the recent Olympic draw. "Traditions", 'how we stay SO SIMPLE YET SPECIALLY DESIGNED SEWS THE MOST CARRYING CASE WITH WANTED SUPER ACCESSORY AND FOOT STRETCH AND CONTROL STORAGE PACK. UTILITY STITCHES FULL ROTARY tifECtiAiiitm SEWING PLUS THREE POSITION AUTOMATIC NEEDLE. BUTTONHOLES CuNTON, ONT. with them, how we change them and the results or those changes was the subject of the United Church Service conducted by Rev. Don Bee*. The choir sang the anthem "Gracious Spirit. Love Divine" with Mrs. John TurItheim at the organ. Several high school -aged young people from the Hensel' area met at Hensall United Church on Sunday evening and decided to meet regularly twice a month on the first and third Sunday evenings. The first regular meeting will be November 2 at 7:30 p.m. when officers for the new group will be elected. ACW meeting The regular meeting of the St. Paul's ACW was keg' it the home of Miss Petty. In the absence of the presidentthe vice-president, Mrs. Frank Forrest presided. The meeting opened with the members prayer, followed by the Lord's Prayer. The scripture was read,by Annie Reid. Keeping Thanksgiving in mind, the roll call was answered with a biblical verse containing the word "Harvest". The minates were read and ap- proveod. Donations were gratefully accepted in lieu of the Bazaar and Bake Sale. The study book "Encouragement works wonders" was given by Mrs. Windovet. The meeting closed with the Grace. Personals Dr. and Mrs. Harold Dilling visited with the former's patents over the weekend. Mr. Wilber Dining has been confined to his home for the past two weeks with pneumonia and Mrs. Anna Dilling is a patient in Queensway Nursing Hale. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Elizabeth Volland and Mrs. Daisy Ivey last week were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor of Varna, Mrs. Loretta Fields and Miss Donna °Taylor, Hillsgreen, Mrs. Sheachew and. Nancy of Stratford, Mr. Dennis Churchill of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Etue and Douglas of London, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey of Sarnia, Mrs. Marjorie Windover, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Miller and Mrs. Bona Clark, all of Hensall.' Twelve Clinton Masons recently travelled to Berkley Michigan where they met with membeis of their sister tristalls sittle Lodge, Berkley A .F . and A.M. No. 563. This year is the 50th an- niversary of Be ley Lodge and the Clinton Lodge was pleased to help their American Brethren mark this important occasion for their The Huronie Rebekah Lodge fromthe lodge. held their regular meting on The Past Grands 'then held a October 20, when District Deputy very successful penny sale titer President, sister Imo Hama& Whi0/144101$,V410YedWA-411 and her staff, from Goderith installed the &flowing officers at Clinton. Noble Grand, Mrs. Harold Wise; Vice -Grand Mrs. Jack Henderson; recorcing secretary, Mrs. Jim Brom:loot; financial secretary, Mrs. William Townsend; treasurer, Mrs. Douglas Cartwright; junior past Noble Grand, Ws. Murray Taylor; RSNG, Mrs. Norman Trewartba; Mrs- Douglas Cantelon; RSVG, Mrs. Jahn Broadfoot; LSVG, Mrs. Jack Hunt; Chaplain, Mrs. Tom O'Connell; flag bearer, Mrs. Clete Holland; IG, Mrs. H.J. Southern; OG. (absent, to be installed at the next meeting) 8/111-.1Verten—G1brdew Mrs. Cliff Ashton; Conductor, Mrs. Reg Beller; musician, Mrs. Wm. Cox; RSJPNG, Mrs. Reva Wilson; WPM, Mrs. Louis Taylor; RS Chaplain, Mts. Clarence Perdue; LS Chaplain, Mrs. Jon Wyatt; Naomi, Mrs. Argyle Lockhart; Ruth, Mrs. 'George McGee; Degree '-'2eivqvinin; Mrs. Mary Grigg and press reporter, Wks. Norman Trewartha. The card parties are to start November 6 to November 20 for all thecard players. The junior past Noble Grand, Barb Taylor was presented with a jewel and silver tray, also Mrs. Lillian Orpen was presented with a silver tray. At the close of the meeting, the DDP was presented with a gift Lodge. At the October meeting, Brothers Harold Lobb and Barry McLaren were received into the Lodge. The members present enjoyed the work and its musical. .accompaniment provided by Worshipful Brother Doug Morgan and Brother Ken Flett, assisted by the choir. 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Fine qual- ONLY ity —stays elastic. Adheres to 7r wood, Metal and masonry. BUTYL Outwears regular caulking compounds. ft's elasticized ONLY and is usedwhitre themes a lot 111 of expanelen *XI contraction. ALUIVIINUM COMBINATION STORM goons Doors are ready -hung for fast and easy installation. Complete with temperedglassfor greater safety and at necessary' hardware. Natural aluminum finish — stock sizes 441#014f0IifitWMPI, WI, 0 GIFTS AV OS SOON 440,040010 lf 4 , 9 ft v ,t 9 I, V4vyk9t, Delivery is good on our custom mad* storm windows. Availabkt fa double -hung and side-sNderwindow& Be sure to see us fora quotation during this sale. and here is how you make your measurements. Measure with a steei tape preferably. WTI the WSW0 of the house where ordinary wood storm would go. See diagram. A- width between side casings Bo height front Sato bottom edge ot top casing. if window is double-hUng, make 010 Wowing Ma* aumment a$ heigit fran bottom edge of top casing to centre of miligao rat