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- the Association of Kinsmen Clubs -
65th nniversary
1920 - 19$5
A valued Clinton club since 1952
Since receiving its charter in 1952, the
Clinton Kinsmen Club has endeavoured to
uphold the KIN motto: Serving the Com-
munity's Greatest Need.
Being part of the all -Canadian Association
of Kinsmen Clubs, it also supports the na-
tional project which involves the raising of
money for cystic fibrosis research, as well
as participating in the activities of the
World Council of Young Men's Service
Clubs.
The club's activities are guided by the
following aims and objectives: "The object
of the association shall be to promote and
direct fellowship among young men of good
character within Canada to the end:
(1) That they may be improved and
educated in modern business and profes-
sional methods and ethics;
(2) That the interest of each may be
stimulated in. the welfare of his commluility;
(3) That constitutional authority be upheld;
(4) That a spirit of co-operation, tolerance,
understanding, and equality between all na-
ti,,ns and all peoples be fostered and
stimulated, and that unity of thought and
purpose be established toward this goal
throughout Canada.
(5) -That they shall carry on service within
their community."
The accompanying Kin crest is composed
of a saltire (cross) and a mascle (square).
The saltire is a St. Andrews' Cross, "symbol
for centuries of service by personal
sacrifice - a principle espoused by
Kinsmen." The mascle, from time im-
memorial the syinbol of probity and rec-
titude, is that part of the emblem signifying
"integrity of character." The circle of 10
maple leaves and name scroll designates
OCTOBER '84 - Placing the final piece of Plexiglass at the Clinton Arena were Kinsmen
Steve Carter (left), Harvey Carter yid Rick Somerville... Also present were Arena Chair-
man Bill Craig, Recreation Director Kevin"Duguay and Facilities Manager Butch Fleet.
Over the past year, the Clinton Kinsmen held fund raising events in order to buy the glass
which cost over $10,000. They s'so installed the glass themselves. ( Anne Narejko photo)
FEBRUARY '84 - Dan Carton (right), a provincial field judge, representing the
Bluewater Scouting Movement, presented Clinton Kinsmen President Harvey Carter
with a sponsor certificate signifying 50 years of Scouting movement m the town. The
Kinsmen Club have sponsored Scouts for the past 10 years. Later at the same meeting the
Kinsmen donated $350 to the Clinton Scouts. (Rod Hilts photo)
the national scope off the Kinsmen organiza-
tion. The world KIN in the crest expresses
the "fraternal precept of Kinship;
brotherhood regardless of race and colour."
Its members are indebted to the people of
Clinton and the surrounding area for their
overwhelming loyalty and support of the
club and its endeavours. Such support has
enabled the Kinsmen to provide funds and
services for the betterment of the communi-
ty. These funds have provided assets such
as sports facilities and a modern grands-
tand; and have supported minor sports, the
hospital addition, and the Scout movement,
just to mention a few. Services have includ-
ed coaching, entertaining senior citizens
and shut-ins, canvassing and many others.
Some projects, such as the Christmas toy
campaign and the numbering of the town's
residences and businesses, have been a
combination of both services and donations.
The Club has enjoyed valued fellowship
and derived much satisfaction from con-
tributing time and effort toward various
fund-raising projects, as well as rendering
personal service.
Hal Rogers
founded Kin
The Kinsmen are an all -Canadian service
club started in 1920 by Hal Rogers.
In the effort to "Serve the Community's
Greatest Need" Kinsmen Clubs throughout
the Association become deeply involved in
community and national projects. Through
these endeavors, the members are reward-
ed with tangible and visible results. With so
many pressing needs across Canada it is not
difficult to become wrapped up in local pro-
blems and oblivious to more urgent and less
visible problems in countries far less for-
tunate than ours.
One of the aims of Kin is to stimulate in-
terestin the welfare of the community.
Another aim is to stimulate a spirit of co-
operation, tolerance, understanding and
equality between all nations and people and
-to establish unity of thought and purpose,
throughout Canada, toward this goal. To
satisfy these aims it is sometimes necessary
to look past the boundaries of the local com-
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