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While many teenagers are enjoying a work -free summer vacation, some young
girls are faithfully offering their volunteer help to the patients in the Clinton
Public Hospital. Here Jean Jamieson gets a friendly greeting from candy
striper Nancy Ball of Auburn. Candy striper co-ordinator Barb Hicks said that
a full program would be resuming in the fall and more girls will be needed.
(News -Record photo)
Happenings in the village
_,Mitchell's Family
Market was broken into
early Thursday morning,
August 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander spent last
week in Ottawa attending
a convention of the Soil
Conservation Society, of
America held in the
Chateau Laurier Hotel.
Wednesday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burns were Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Smith of Port
Elgin, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Good, .Mrs. Sandra. Popp
and. Kathy returned
home on Friday August 3
from ' a week's holiday
visiting cousins at Pick-
ford, Michigan. They
went by Tobermory and
returned by Northern
Ontario.
Dr. and Mrs. Lester
Allen of Watford spent
Monday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom .Allen,
enroute home from
vacation in the western
provinces.
Mr. 'and , Mrs. Garth
McGilvary of Chesley
visited on Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Newby.
Lisa Crompton of.
Lucan spent last weekend
with Janette and
Jacqueline Johnston.
Dorie Ellerby, Clinton,
spent Monday to Friday
with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook.
Visitors with Mr. and
Mrs; Bill Sottiaux, Nancy.
and Jennifer were Mr.'
and Mrs. Bruce Aubin
and .Melanie from
Montreal and Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Hewks from
Mississauga.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Riley accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Alec McGregor
and spent four days with
them at - Wiarton,
returning home on
August'7.
Mr. and Mr_s. 'Bob
Thompson 1 spent
Saturday in Kitchener
with their daughter Mr.
and Mrs. John I.,awrie,
Robbie and .Jennifr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee.
returned home from a
two week holiday to the
west coast. They were on
a tour of Vancouver
Island, B.C. and Alberta.
They visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Alf Bell and Heather
at Prince Rupert and Mr.
and M. Charlie
Crawford and Mrs.
Maimie Crawford at
Kelowna, B.C.
Mr. and. Mrs. Jack
Armstrong and Mrs. Glen
Carter spent Friday to
Sunday in Brantford
when Mrs. Margaret
Taman returned to her
home after spending the
week with Mr. and Mrs.
Armstrong and visited
other relatives including
Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Armstrong, Londesboro
and M>`.- and Mrs. Fred
Wagnor in Auburn.
Smile
With the new postal
rates, what we need more
than food stamps is
stamp stamps.
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Wand WI soups are busy
UCW president Edythe
Beacom opened the
general business meeting
on August 6 with the
devotions and several
readings. A. hymn was
thensung with Hattie
Wood at the piano.
Nona Pipe gave the
scripture reading and
Mrs. Beacom led in
Drayer
The minutes of the June
4 meeting where given by
secretary Mrs. Pipe.
Correspondance included
a thank -you note from
Wilmer and Norma
Glousher and'a note from
funeral director Michael
Falconer who was the
speaker at the April 23
meeting. He returned a
cheque of $15 to be put in
the memorial fund. A
thank -you note was
received from the Family
and Children's Services
for a donation of $25 given
by the UCW. A letter was
received from the UCW
London Conference on
saving the babies of the
Third World and also a
suggestion to boycott the
advertising of all Nestles
and Libby's products: A
box will be placed to put
these coupons in.
The treasurer's report
was given by Margaret
Good, who noted that .the
bank balance as of July 31
was $2.,276.38. A .letter
was . read concerning an
increase in the foster
child support, from $12 to
$18 a month. The group
passed a motion to
continue sponsoring the
same chid.
It was' ann'ounced that.
the UCW .group_ will put
on a skit at the regional
meeting in Varna on
October 16.
Betty Hulley `reported •
that the social committee
gave. three Lions suppers,
catered to four weddings,
five banquets and two,
lunches. They will cater
to the Blyth Summer
Festival on August 24. --
Appeals
_Appeals came from the
Leprosy Missions of
Canada and the Boat
People. It was decided to
give the Boat People
some monetarylupport.
The ladies agreed to
serve a banquet of ap-
preciation for the choir
members and the Sunday
School staff and it was
agreed. to donate $2,000 to
the church roof fund.
The thankoffering
meeting will be held on
October 1 and invitations
will, be sent to the Burns
UCW, Blyth, Brucefield,
and the Seaforth United
and Presbyterian
churches. Addie Husking
and Ferne McClure will
be the lunch convenors
for the meeting. Mrs.
Hulley, Margaret Whyte
and Margaret Good will
hold a homemade bake
sale.
WI public relatior.
meeting
'The WI public relations
meeting was . held on
August 8 with the Auburn
and Seaforth WI groups
as guests. The meeting
opened in song with
Genevive Allen at the
piano.
President . Marjorie
Duizer welcomed
everyone The roll
call was then answered
with everyone naming
something . they would
like to do as a group to
promote the W.
Correspondence included
a thank -you ote'''''froiri
Myrtle Fairs 'rvice, a
note from he past
presideii "'Of the Lions
Club, Bill Bromley and an
invitation from the
Lambton Museum . for a
tour and hold a 'meeting.
An- invitation was ac-
cepted from the Walton
WI for a meeting on
August 15 at 8 pm.
Barbara Bosman
reported that the recipes
for the cookbook are to be
in by the September
meeting. She is hoping
that people, other than
WI members, will also
contribute recipes and
some will also be taken
out of old cookbooks.
The . group was in-
formed that the fail
project for the 4-H
m
hoemaking will be one
needlepointing. The
leaders will be: Group 1,
Mary Buffinga and Hattie
Snell; Group 2, Kitty
McGregor and Debbie
Wallace; Group 3,
,Marjorie Duizer and
Judy Datema.
WI members attending
the performance, The
Sound of Music at the
Huron Country
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