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Three more stools have been added to the bar side of our
restaurant, in order to serve more customers at one time.
I
Guides Camp Over Weekend, Then
Nike Back to Clinton, Plan Cookie Day
PM Club Will
Take it easy
I hrough Summer
Mrs. Wilfred -Gluier WAS
hostess for the Past Mistresses.
Club meeting of the L.013,A,
which was held Saturday even-
lug, April 15 in the lodge room.
A short business session was
held at which it was decided to
relax a little during the sum-
mer months, although. meetings
will be held as usual.
The ladies joined. their friends
and had a very enjoyable game
of euchre, Prize winners were;
ladies' high, Mrs. Wilfred Col-
clough; ladies' low, Mrs. Tom.
Deeves; travelling lone hand,
Mrs, Wes Shobbroek; high
gentleman, Alex McMichael;
low, Gordon Henderson, A de-
licious lunch was served by the
hostess,
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY' TO
MEET' ON MAY 2
The regular meeting of the
Clinton Women's Auxiliary to
Clinton Public Hospital, will be
held on Tuesday, May 2, in
the Nurses Residence at 8 p.m.
Guides of the First Clinton
Girl Guide Company under the
supervision of !their patrollead-
.ers and company leaders were
taken on hike Saturday, April
15. Upon arrival at their dest-
ination they prepared fire's to
cook their meal outdoors. This
was successfully done with only
a few burnt fingers and was
enjoyed by all. After eating
they cleared up the debris and
followed a trail set by Patrol
Leader Barbara Corey. Then
they hiked back home. Fortun-
ately they arrived home before
the downpour, The girls were
exhausted but happy to have
completed part 2 of the Patrol
challenge.
The Guides have also com-
pleted the Service to the COM-
=nit? part of the Patrol Chal-
lenge which inelud'es making of
a doll's wardrobe and many
other useful ,articles including
girl's pyjamas, These articles
were required by the ChildrenN
Aid Society, Goderich, for, Hu-
ron County. The articles will
be packaged and sent to the
St. Andrew's WMS
Regular Meeting
The Women's Missionary So-
ciety of St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church met at the home
of Mrs. Scott on Tuesday, April
18. The president, Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie opened' the meeting with
the call to worship •from Glad
Tidings. Prayer was by Mrs.
Farquhar. Responsive reading,
Matthew 28: 1-20, was taken
by Mrs. Scott. Minutes, of the
last meeting were read and
roll called.
A loving tribute to the late
Mrs. D. 3. Lane was given by
Mrs. McKenzie followed by a
minute of silent prayer.
The study book, "Together
We Provide Christian Literat-
ure" was taken by Mrs. Shad-
dock .anter which a hymn was
sung and the meeting closed
with prayer by Mrs. Shaddock.
A dainty lunch was served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs.
McKenzie.
Division ,Commissioner, Miss
Una MacDonald, Goderich, for
transmission to the directors of
the Children's Aid Society.
Many Guides have visited eld-
erly people in the district in the
Past six weeks.
On Monday, April 17 Guides
were shown two interesting
films, by Clare Magee, called
"That They Might Live" and
"No Time to Spare". The films
were impressive and aroused
much interest among the girls,
The Guides were taught artif-
icial respiration by Mr. Magee.
on April 24, Mr. Magee carried!
out a similar test for the Guid-
es over a year ago.
Following the meeting camp-
fire songs were enjoyed and
special entertainment by Guide
Patricia Reynolds rod Guide
Margaret Glidden; taps follow-
ed, Cookie Day will be held on
April 29. Forms were given out
to Guides going to Camp Kee-
wadin this year on August 6-16.
Happy Doubles
Tour "Huronview'
The Happy Doubles 'Club of
Ontario Street United Church
met Wednesday evening, April
19, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey John-
ston conducted the group of 37
on a tow through Huronview
(the County Home), explaining
the rooms and new furnishings.
Mrs. Mervyn Hanley and Me.
Reece demonstrated the new
dishwasher and the three. "meals on wheels,"
The pressure cookers, soup
kettle and dishes in the cup-
boards were viewed. The laun-
dry room with its huge sheet
drying and ironing equipment
was shown.
The group saw the beautiful
chapel with its Italian marble,
light fixtures, leather upholst-
ered chairs and stained glass
windows.
A hearty vote of thanks was
extended by Ross Trewartha
to the Johnsoes.
At the church, business was
conducted by Ross Merrill. De-
WESTINGHOUSE
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The Tuekersmith d le e
Club will hold their May meet-
ing at SS 4 schoolhouse on
Wednesday evening, May 3 at
$,30: pan. A film on cancer will
be shown and all ladies of the
community are welcome to at-
tend. Lunch will be served by
Group 3. . ,
velem we e led by D.les, Cecil
Elliott, assisted by Helen Tre-
wartha. Her theme WAS "The
Little Things in Life,"
Hamburgers, cupcakes and
coffee were sewed by Mr. a
Mrs, Jack Merrill, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Trewartha, Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil Elliott, A vote of thanks
was extended to them by Mrs.
Ross Merrill. The evening clos,,
ed with the mizpah benediction.
The merabets of St, Paul's
Friendship Club met Wednes-
day, April 1J in the parish hall.
The meeting was opened by a
hymn and prayers led by the
president, Mrs. Thomas Deeves.
A few items of business were
diseuseei and then the m.em-
'hers divided into two groups,
one working on a quilt and the
other group sorting and ,couet-
ing food labels. Members are
requested to bring in labels to.
the next meeting. At that meet-
ing on May 3, Miss Luella
Johnston will give an illustrat-
ed talk on her trip to Bermuda.
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Check Your Calendar. If
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A K YOU
for visiting our modernized restaurant
last weekend. •
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SERVE
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—Elliott, Bruce and Doug Bartliff
On staff in the restaurant, ready to serve you, are, Kuiper, Miss Suzanne Bartliff, Miss Marilyn Rath-
from the left, Miss Joan Sharp, Charles Johnston, well, Miss Janet Sharp, Miss Nancy MacDonald
Miss Eva Verhoef, Mrs. Betty Lee, Miss Gerry and Mrs. Alfred (Dorothy) Crozier.
Drivers of our seven delivery trucks are, from the Kenneth Taylor, Barry Wilson, Stewart DeVries
left, Donald Ladd, Lou Freeman, David Colelough, and Frank 'Radford.
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Corner Albert and Rattenbury Streets CLINTON — Phone HU 2-9727