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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-04-23, Page 15U ', UR , the Eleanor Bradnock, editor advocate The annual meeting of the Uhamney; 2nd vice will be held in the Auburn Auburn Women's Institute president, Mrs. Leonard Community Hall on May 4. (WI) was held last Thur- Archambault; secretary- Everyone is welcome to sday, starting with a treasurer, Mrs. Robert attend. smorgasbord pot luck dinner Peck; assistant secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Craig set up by the directors of the • Mrs. Donald Haines; district and son Michael of Guelph branch. Mrs. Frank Raithby, director, Mrs. Eleanor spent last weekend at their Mrs. Leonard Archambault Bradnock; alternate district home hate. and Mrs. Lillian Letherland. director, Mrs. Torn Haggitt; Mr. and Mrs. Ben After dinner, the meeting pianists, Mrs. Catherine Hamilton visited last week opened with Mrs. Catherine Jackson and Mrs. Emerson with her mother, Mrs. Vera Jackson at the piano. Rodger; branch directors, La Vigne at Windsor. Greetings from the District Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. of Huron West were read by Frank Raithby and Mrs. Major Youngblut over the the president Mrs. William Lillian Letherland. public holiday were Mr. and Mrs. Porter. The minutes were relations officer, Mrs, Richard Bellefeulle, Trent read by the secretary, Mrs. Gordon Chamney. and Renee of Waterloo. Mr. Robert Peck, who also gave Conveners of standing and Mrs. Sheldon Warren, thefinanclalstatement. committees include: Justin, Ryan and Matthew of Some members are sup- agriculture and Canadian London and Mrs. Marjorie plying refreshments after industries, Mrs. Roy Daer Canton of Sarnia. the performance at the Blyth and Mrs. Donald Cart- Prize winners at the last of Theater ter of the Arts starring- wright; 'citizenship and the season euchre party last Maureen Forrester. Mrs. world affairs, Mrs. Tom week were: novelty, Arnold Craig, Mrs. Jardin and Mrs. Tena Clarence Allen; high lady, Lawrence Plaetzer, Mrs. Empey; education and Mrs. James Glousher; low Raithby and Mrs. Roy Daer cultural activities, Mrs. lady, Mrs. Cathy Rody; high volunteered to help. Hugh Bennett and Mrs. man, Murray Rollinson; low An invitation was received Emerson Rodger; family man, Bill Sproul Prizes for to Belgrave's 70th an- and consumers affairs, Mrs. most lone hands since niversary of the WI to be John Stadelmann and Mrs. January 1st went to: lst, held on May 19 and the card Gordon Powell; resolutions, Mrs. Cathy Rody, $7; 2nd - report wasgiven by Mrs: Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Edgar Daer, $5; 3rd - Li l i l a n Letherland. Mrs. Arnold Craig; card Mrs. Donald Haines, $3 for Delegates to attend the convener, Mrs. Lillian the ladies and lst, Murray district annual in St. Helens Letherland; visiting com- Rollinson, $7; 2nd, Ted Mills, on May 25th will include Mrs. mittee, Mrs. Major $5; 3rd, Jack Lockhart, lri for Eleanor Bradnock, Mrs. Youngblut and Mrs. Robert themen. Donald Haines, Mrs. Ken- Turner, telephone com- The euchre parties were neth McDougall and Mrs. mittee, Mrs. Arnold Craig sponsored by the Auburn Raithby. A standing con- and Mrs. Elva Straughan; Silver Tops with Mr. and vener's workshop will be curator, Mrs. Tom Haggitt; Mrs. Ross Robinson in held on May 11th at Blyth Tweedsmuir History book charge. Shuffleboard is still with Mrs. Florence Diamond committee, Mrs. Tim enjoyed every afternoon in as leader. Haggitt, Mrs. Oliver the hall and if you're in - A contest was conducted Anderson, Mrs. Eleanor terested, join the Silver by Mrs. Leonard Archam- Bradnock, Mrs. Tom Jardin, Tops, and enjoy the game. bault and a reading was • Mrs. Frances Clark and Mrs. Mrs. Myrtle Munro reading by Mrs. Lillian given by. Mrs. Raithby and Wilfred Sanderson; auditors, returned last Wednesday Letherland, Mrs. Frances Mrs. Emerson Rodger Mrs. Lillian Letherland and after visiting for a couple of Clark, Mrs. Warner An - played a piano solo. The Mrs. Gordon Chamney. weeks with her son Robert drews and Mrs. Roy Daer. winner for the contest was Mrs. McDougall thanked Yoangblut, Mrs. Youngblut Several Easter hymns were Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. Mrs. Bradnock for her work and family in Toronto. read throughout the devo-, Mrs. Bradnock thanked all as president for six years at. __ Mr_ and_Mrs._ Tom Jardin tional and this part was dos - who had brought their crafts, the end Of the meeting. • and her mother, Mrs. Elva ed with the Apostle's 'Creed quilts, afghans, ceramics Lbns meet Straughan spent the Easter and prayer. and hand painted china that The Auburn and District weekend with their family, . The study theme was. were on display and the Lions Club held their Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jardin taken by Mrs. Eleanor Brad - crewel work display was set.meeting last Wednesday and family and Mrand Mrs. nock on the mission work up,by Mrs. Plaetzer. with the dinner served by Paul Jardin and family both done in the Philippines with members of the Auburn of Kitchener and Mrs. the famous slogan, "Each Annual reports of the Women's Institute. There Bonnie Armour and Julie of One -Teach One". conveners were given by: were five guests and 17 Waterloo. The minutes were ac - agriculture and Canadian members present. Mr. and Mrs. John Kor- cepted as read by the industries, , Mrs. Donald President Lion Steve stanje of Mississauga spent secretary, Mrs. Lillian the weekend Vit;, bleu home Letherland. The financial a=bih••- T, ,,, t et was given by they.. ' Easter Suni'l�i i2est vAthr•-treasurrer, Mrs. . Frances Mr. and Mrs. George Collins Clark. and Jonathan were Mr. and invitation to a Goderich Mrs. John Collinson, WM:S.. meeting was ac- Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. cepted and it was announced Gordon Barger and Douglas that the Fordwich United of Kintail and Mrs. Eleanor Church Choir, under the Bradnock. leadership of Mrs. Ron st CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 2°3,1 1—PAGE 15 Cheek out our super colleetiou of lightweight loony styles to choose from! ALL WEATHER COATS ®�10 Bibbidy Bobbidy, the caterpiller, right, played by Dana Kloss, gives Allce (Kara Vanden Neuker) some advice during the play Alice in Wonderland being presented this Thursday and Friday at Huron Centennial Public School. (James Fitzgerald photo) WMS study the Philippines W.M.S. The Auburn Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lillian Letherland. The president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson welcomed all and gave the call to worship. The Easter devotional was in the charge of Mrs. Frank Raithby and the theme was "Darkness, Then The Dawn". She was assisted in CaOsT4 _ r t d ; e ucation and Campbell was in charge and frAinti.#'Vler,SettetiltireTetintritfit, s. Roy given by Lion Donald Haines. The financial statement was given by the treasurer Lion Doug Chamney. Correspondence was read by president Steve Campbell, future projects were discussed and leader Lion Bud Chamney received donations from the Auburn and Clinton Lions Clubs. It was noted that several members are planning on attending the Lion's Club convention in Owen Sound this coming weekend. Daer and Mis. Emerson Rbfiger; citizenship and **Id ,affairs,. Mrs. Beth Lansing and Mrs. Oliver Anderson; family and Consumers affairs, Mrs. Tom Lawlor and Mrs. John Stadelmann; resolutions, Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Arnold Craig; public relations officer, Mrs. Gordon Chamney; curator, Mrs. Tom Haggitt; card report, Mrs. Lillian Letherland; labels, Mrs. Frank Raithby. Mrs. Bradnock thanked everyone for their reports and their co-operation over the past six years. Mrs. Porter presided for the election of officers and Mrs. Leonard Archambault brought in the slate of of- ficers for the coming year. They include: past president, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock; president, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Gordon Silver Tops News and notes Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Craig spent last weekend in Oshawa with her sister Miss Jean Hamilton. The Fordwich United Church choir, under the direction of organist Mrs. Ronald Livermore, will present their Easter Cantata next Sunday evening in Knox United Church, .Auburn at 8 p.m. 4-H Achievement Night enjoy dinner Forty-eight members of the Silver Tops enjoyed a hot roast beef dinner last Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. The president, Ross Robinson said Grate and the dinner was served by Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. Tom Lawlor, Mrs. Emerson Rodger and Mrs.. Reg Shultz. After dinner all enjoyed the films, "Stompin' Tom", "Beaver Valley" and "The Leader Dog" which the Lions Club use for their pro- ject. FROM... PIONEER AND WORLD LEADER Wo repair, recolour, recondition and reluvonate all leather , nougahyde and vinyl products. 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The presi- dent, Mrs. Lloyd Penfound opened the meeting with two readings, "Did You Forget?" and "To My Grown-up Son". 0 Canada was sung followed by prayer by Mrs. Gerry Huizinga. The minutes of the previous meeting were ac- cepted as read by Mrs. Marian Hunking. Mrs. Ted Hunking gave the financial statement. The roll call was answered by 13 members and two visitors by telling, "Something funny your children or grandchildren have said or done". The draw prize, donated by Mrs. Arthur Wright, was won by Mrs. Elliott Lapp. A thank -you note was read from Mrs. Lorne Hunking. Mrs. Lloyd Penfound thank- ed the club members for the quilt and grocery items she had received. A bake and craft sale was held with Mrs. Leonard Ar- chambault as auctioneer. Plans -were -made to -hold the'next meeting April 28 at the home of Mrs. Roy Daer. The program will be in the charge of Mrs. Keith Lapp and Mrs. Ted Hunking. The OPEN and EARLY HOUSE REGISTRATION for CLINTON EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTRE i,, . (Nursery School) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1981 7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. at WESLEY WILLIS UNITED CHURCH — Everyone Welcome — • Tell children to play safely. .away from hydro wires. Touching or coming close to hydro wires can be fatal. If kites or model airplanes contact over- head lines, even touching the string or control wire can cause serious injury. If a pet runs up a hydro �\ pole, never climb after it. Wait for the animal to come down by itself. Climbing hydro poles, fences around electrical equipment, or trees near power lines can be fatal. And remind children not to go near areas marked "Danger" or "Keep Out" Or, the fun could be over. ontario hydra Safety around electricity is no shock to you. FREE MIRY AND TI _ of Your choice SAVE ::.With every suit-- --op toy sold at the regular price lunch will bein the charge of Mrs. Roy ,, Daer and Mrs. Ronald Gross. Mrs. Leonard Archam- bault gave two readings. 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