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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-04-01, Page 10Ma• 0 hosp ss A mass rally is being pLanned in Toronto at Queen's Park this Saturday, April 3. in order to protest the closing of hospitals in Ontario. Buses will.. be leaving at 7 :30 a.m. Saturday. Interested and concerned citizens may catch the bus at the Mall in Goderich, the arena in Clinton. Vanastra Centre, Blyth Town Hall or Londesboro Hall. The cost of Election not wanted • from Huron -Middlesex is that people don't think an election would be' appropriate at this time." Mr. Riddell said that the [,thecal caucus itself produced differing opinions on the question and no doubt the people of various ridings would have opposing views. „ Speaking briefly on the recent egg import quota being doubled. Mr. Riddell said it was time the federal and provincial governments sat down and discussed agricultural imports to a sensible way. "We particularly should be looking at a seemingly unjust tariff situation in agricultural imports and exports." said Mr. Riddell. rigs the bus is six dollars return* per person. Tickets for the buses are available from Tons Dulzer Hallett :township. 523-4359; The Suncoast Mall or phone 524.-9189; Mrs. Street in Blyth, 523-4266; The Vanastra Re+c, Centre, 482-7846 or the Clinton Town Hall, 482-7872. Ticket holders ,Must be at the designated spots at 7:30 Saturday morning in order to catch the bus in time. "THE ROYAL HOME" IS THE HOME FOR YOU + CUSTOM BUILT - Completely finished to your choice of plan. design. colours. + DIRECT PURCHASE . 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Colonel Sanders and his boys make it "finger licktn' good" TO BE ELIGIBLE, CLIP THIS COUPON AND TAKE TO ANY TWINS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN STORE Dinner T 774 The Auburn United Church dreg of Kitchener visited Don't forget the annual Wooten of KnOX United their parents Mr. and Mrs. pancake. maple syrup, ham. - Church met fpr their general Thomas Jardin last Friday scalloped potatoes and borne Meeting on -March .4th in the and Saturday. made pie on April 7 in Knox Sunday school room of the Results of euchre party United Church Sunday school church with 21 members were: high man; Douglas rooms. present and unit I in charge. G lousher ; low man. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Peter Verbeek led the -Jafdin high lady, Mrs. Hamlyn of Lambeth visited devotional period and chose James Glousher; low lady. with Mrs. Albert McFarlane. as the theme - All about our Mrs. John Hallam and Miss Jill Bennettof Toronto kitchen. The scripture lesson novelty, Ptitti Park. was the guest of honour last was from St. Luke, 10th •The Auburn Recreations! Sunday for a bridal shower at chapter, verses 38,43. Athe 'home of her aunt, Mrs. reading The Home in committee met in the Auburn Eleanor Bradnock. Mrs. Community hall to plan for Bethany' was given. by Mrs.dance on April George Collins. Huron Haven their spring Verbeek. Assiting with the p g p Park, and Mrs. John 24th. This is to be called the Stadelmann of Blyth were program were Mrs. Norman Spring Fever dance and hostesses and the guests were Wigg tman and Mrs. Gerald tickets will go on sale on April welcomed by Misses cfla►we a Mrs. Gordon 5th fro= any member of the Christine and Rhonda —grass read an article-ecommittee. Sandy Andrews is Stadelmann. The bride was heme bility on the kitchen to be convener of ticket sales, seated in a pink and white then* and Lord 'of all Pits It was announced that there and Pans. The hymn "Take decorated chair with pink and Thou the Bread of Life was will be • an organizational white wedding bells in the p meeting for Little .eague and. arch. Mrs. John Stadelmann softly played the iatric. A Bantam teams. ' Alt those was chairman and welcomed family Candle, Bl centre platetable, interested in- coaching or the school friends, relatives. withreh scull , lua managing or assisting in..any of .fresh' b�iscuitS, plus a way are asked to be present '�'H leaders and relatives display of favorite recipes, all from Seaforth. Egmondville, completed- - .a me gfuJ at 8 p.m. on Thursdatyy.�;4 pr f Dublin, Goderich. Blyth, 1st at 8 p.m, Glen Webster is Sarnia, Port Albert and ,-''' in charge of this meeting. , rs. .Lavvrenc Plaetzer Auburn. showed ietu of _recent , Prize winners at the. St. p Patrick's dance with the Corsages were pinned on trip to '�� Ca.�t:tar the bride-to-be and her 1 gh hting scenes from music by the Country mother, Mrs. Disneyland and the 'taw- Companicins were Ruth b SheronM and Hugh Bennett. A nament of Roses, and gave an Hardy, Ronald Durnin. Ian ennt±�st op wedding cake interesting commentary on Clark, Stewart ChamneY. f ob ingredients has. en by the Pictures. Slater. Don Hoffman. Randy ingredients Collins and the win - Mrs. Ernest' Durnin h�factt , Diane Campbell and ners were Mrs. Ross Daer', presided forkhelbusiness. The . Marius Beyersbergen. Mrs. Ross Andrews, Janice ,,. mini tes were`'',,aecepte s The W al'kerhurn Club held - and J alis Daer and Mrs. read by the secretary, Mrs. —thr monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Kenneth McDougall. A penny Mrs. Ted contest by Sheron McClinchey. Stadelmann was won by Mrs. Hunking was in�charge and Harry Ceislar of Goderich. opened the meeting by O Thomas Jardin. Reports of the various committees were .given and the offering was received by Mrs. Leonard Archambault. Mrs. Ernest Durnin's invitations to Easter Thankofferings m.eetingr were received and accepted to the Auburn Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society., Blyth United Church Women and Clinton United Church Women. Plans- were made for members to help with a Sunday School rummage sale in May and a committee was named to pack Easter baskets for shut-ins. The United Church Women's Thankoffering meeting and Good Friday Ser>tice 'will be held in the Knox United Church at 2 p.m. . This is for families and all interested people in the community are welcome and Mr. Murdoch Morrison will be the speaker. It was announced that Unit 1 are holding a dessert tea and a quilt display in the church basement on Saturday April 10th. There will also be a bake table. Several projects for 1976 were discussed and the meeting was closed with the mizpeth benediction and a social hour followed. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jardin and Michael of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson of Meaford spent a few days last week with her mother. Mrs. Elva Straughan. Mrs. Roy Cope and Carol of London visited recently with her Dutch Waltz and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Preliminary Figure Tests. -- McDougall. Prize winners at the weekly euchre party in the Auburn We are happy to report that Community Memorial hall Mrs. John Daer arrived home were: Novelty. Mrs. Kathy after several weeks as a Rody: high man. Ted Mills; patient in Stratford hospital low man. Arnold Craig: high following knee surgery. lady. Mrs. Warner Andrews '' Mr. and Mrs. Donald and low lady Mrs. Arnold Jardin. Steven. Randy and Craig. Canada with Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey at the piano. Mrs. Ronald Gross ledin prayer. The minutes of the February meeting were approved as read by Mrs. Garth McClinchey in the absence of the secretary Mrs. Lloyd Penfound. The members discussed the petition to keep Clinton hospital open and the roll call was answered by a donation to their Korean Foster child. Over 900 names had been signed to the petition. The draw prize donated by Mrs. Roy Daer was won by Mrs. Marian Hunking. A poem - Freedom was read by Mrs. f Ted Hunking. A program o contests were given by Mrs. Ronald Gross who was in charge of the afternoon's program. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Penfound. Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Joe Verwey will be in charge of the program and the lunch committee will be Mrs. Joe Hunking and Mrs. Lloyd Penfound. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey. Master Donny Livermore of Fordwich visited last week for a few days with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines. Congratulations to Janice Daer who attended the Figure pkat ing test day at Brussels on February 29 - and passed A prime minister contest was won by Mrs. Kenneth McDougall, Mrs. John Bennett, Eg.mondville, Mrs. Ross Daer and Julie Daer. An address of congratulations was read by Mrs. George Collins and gifts were presented by Christine Stadlemann, Janice Daer, Julie Daer and Rhonda Stadelmann. Jill was assisted in openingthe gifts by her mother, Mrs. Bennett and a friend Miss Anne Burns of Sarnia. �ui FII Management Services r ogra may suit your with the appr'opnate offices For your area call W.J. Reynolds at 2715650 (Stratford) or Write to Federal Business Development Bank, 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, rCtaria. NSA 623 who helps small businesses help themselves. •V,,I r ,}r irt, ,hat +3r; . w' v; :alt t 1:5e1:t-9 'I, Mlrorciemt,r,t Ser. , f x. f )t!.'. t' t r+v v lid "f-7. v wt.it ttxrlerik artd put y: -11u In touch A bow decorated hat made by Miss Nancy Anderson was placed on Jill's head, Jill thanked her friends for the lovely gifts. Lunch was served by Sheron, Jackie and Mrs. Harold Nicholson. Catherine Wilson of Goderich was the holder of the lucky cup. The fourth meeting of Auburn 2. 4-11 club was held at the horde of Yvonne Bean with the president Sandra Popp in charge. The meeting was opened with the 4-11 pledge followed by the roll call which was answered by all members. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read by the secretary Yvonne Bean. The girls showed their designs for their free choice articles they had found or drawn. The Leaders. Trudy Machan and Faye Seers discussed the uses for the twisted chain stitch and the free chhice article, A discussion fo`1jowed an designs which, could go on certain Articles that they may choose to make. Theleaders demonstrated the couching crossed and couching outline stitches. The girls worked these on their samples: The fifth meeting was held at the home of the leader; Trudy Machan and Jayne Arthur. vice-president was in charge and. opened the meeting with the pledge followed by the roll call -and minutes. Plans were made to hold the next meeting, April 5th. Trudy and Faye discussed the history of embroidery and filled out the hand-out sheets on this subject: The girls reviewed the colour and design for free choice article. Faye and Trudy demonstrated the satin and sheaf filling stitches and' the members worked them on their samples. Trudy a,nd Faye showed the girls how to make the twisted cord stitch. The girls are to purchase their fabric and other sup- plies for their free choice article. '!'here is a lot of cleaning up to do after winter's nine feet of snow disappeared last week, leaving dirt and grime behind. Art Graives of Queen Street in Clinton took a rest last week from raking up his side lawn. [News -Record photo) Despite high anti- government feelings in the Huron -Middlesex provincial riding. bright about by hospital closures and other cutbacks in social welfare: MPP Jack Riddell does not feel the people of the riding are anxious for a provincial election. Mr. Riddell explained that the Liberal caucus had been asked by Liberal leader Stuart Smith to go back to the people of their ridings and get "grass-roots" feeling. "There's no question that there is dissatisfaction with the restraint program and how it has affected hospitals. 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