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Clinton News-Record, 1961-10-19, Page 7BIRTHS <01703g1.7--411 Clinton Pt olio Hospital on 'Tuesday, Octob' er 17, 1961, to Mr, and Mrs, Russ Corbett, RR 1, Exeter, a son. (Jeffrey Harvey, bro- ther for Steven and Kim), -DOWING .;-- in Clinton Public Hospital on .Sunday, October. 15, "1961., to Mr. and Mrs. Norman cowing, Blyth, a daughter, • McEWAN Clinton Public Hospital ,on Thursday, Octob- er 12; 1961, .to •Corporal and Mrs. J, McEwen, Clinton, a daughter. 'OSTER -- In Clinton Pulelie H A spite 1 on Wednesday, October 18, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs, George Oster, Blyth, a daughter. ;ROSS In Clinton Public Hos- pital on Friday, October 13, 1961, to Flight Sergeant and Mrs, C. Ross, Clinton, a daughter. 'TURNER —In Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, Octob- er 17, 1961, to LAC and Mrs: Michael Turner, Clinton, a son. VAN LOO xn Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, Octob- er 17, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs.. Peter Van Loo, Clinton, a daughter, ZAHALAN—In Clinton Public Hospital' on Monday; Octob- er 16, 1961, to Corporal and Mrs, Paul Zahalan, Clinton, a. son. DEATHS BENNETT—In Florida, Friday, October 13, 1961, Elva Eliza- beth Weston, widow of Clar- ence Bennett, dear sister of Laura (Mrs. William McDon- ald), Detroit and Percy Wes- ton, Bayfield. Funeral in Detroit on Wednesday, Octob- er 18. CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank friends and relatives for visits, cards, flow- ers and gifts while I was a patient in hospital; also the nursing staff of Clinton and Victoria Hospital, London. —MRS. JOHN FRASER. 42b IN -MEMORIAM McEWAN —In loving mem- ory of a dear friend, John Wil- liam McEwan, who passed away one year ago today, October 19, 1960: - "A cluster of beautiful memories Sprinkled with love and tears, Are in a book of memories, Of a friend I loved so dear." —Ever remembered and sadly missed by Florence. 42p HOLMESVILLE Ms. and Mrs. Gordon Camp- bell, Windsor, visited this week at the home of their cousins, Mr, and Mrs. Ewan Ross, Hon m•esviUe. Heaithside Club Hears. Editor Of News -Record The Hearthside Club of Ong tarlo Street United Church met last Thursday, October 12. with a good attendance, Mr's. Ruth Knox was in charge of devotions, Her theme "Be Ye Thankful: There Is An An - Met' to Prayer", She read art Article from the September as sue of Reader's• Digest, Psalm 95: 1-11 was read, Mrs, Roy Wheeler Presided for the business session. There was some .discussion regarding gowns for the junior choir, A committee was named to get more information and to give a report at the November meeting. Mise Wilma Dinnin, editor of the Clinton News -Record was guest speaker, She outlined the many different types of printing ,that the staff of nine persons ;turn out in addition to the NewssRecord. Another weekly paper for Thedford and Arkona is printed each 11'Icm, day. • r Everyone enjoyed' Miss Din, nines remarks on the work the staff of the News -Record do- ing for the conmlunity..Lunch was served 'by members of Group 2. 0 Clinton 4-H Lassies Regular Meeting The fourth meeting of the Clinton Fruit Lassies was held at the home of Mrs. Ronald MacDonald, East Street, on Tuesday, October 17, with 12 present. President Lynda MacDonald opened the meeting with lead- ing the members in repeating the 4-H Pledge. Mary Fergus- on and Miss Linda Switzer read the minutes of the third meeting. Mrs. Hartley Monag- han showed the girls how to prepare an orange and a grape- fruit for breakfast. Mrs. Man- aghan and the girls made a fruit cup. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Haat- ley Managhan, Victoria Street, on Tuesday, October 24 at 6.30 p.rn. Roll can will be answer- ed by stating "Fruit I ate yes'- terday" Does Your Insurance Include Chiropractic Care ? Your HEADQUARTERS for (HILDREN'S WEAR GIRLS .... Cradle to College • BOYS ....to 14 Years MARTINS DEPT. STORE itr'[�esr Goose, erlafI4 60. C p .. . tIJO 110t4f0PI4 says. Fu"Gm• N! • x e • * f.�II POO. NA All Clinton Church Women's Groups Attend Ontario Street Thankoffering The autumn thankoffering of the Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of Ontario Street United Church was heed on. Tuesday, October 17 in the church audi- torium with guests from St. Paul's Anglican, the Christian Reformed, Knox Presbyterian, Clinton Ba ' pias tt Wesley -Willis llis, y Wi United and Turner's United Ch- urches. Mrs. W. B. Olde pre- sided sided for the meeting with Miss Lois Grasby at the or- gan and Miss Elva Wiltse at the piano. Mms. A. J. McMurray and Mrs. Milton Wiltse conducted the worship service. Musical numbers were heard from Mrs. J. Zondervan, Mrs. R. Homuth. Reading from Mrs. Frank An- drews and Miss M. Sloman, and a piano solo from Mrs. Don Symons. Mrs. J. H, Anderson, Bel - grave, the guest speaker, used as her theme "The Church and You". During her address she gave a brief review of the highlights of the summer re- treat ;for women held at Kes- wick, Ontario, which she at- tended. Mrs. R. Fear expres- sed appreciation, to those tak- ing part in the service. The offering was dedicated SUTTER-PERDUE LTD. DRAW NUMBERS The lucky number in the Sutter -Perdue Ltd, weekly draw is 1948. The winner of last week has not yet picked up his $3 credit. by Mrs. W. S. R. Hol nes. Ushers were Mrs. B, Laels, Mrs. C. ' McClinchey, Mrs. M. Aiken and' Mrs, E, Lawson. Mrs, Olde announced 'tentative date for packing a bale of used clothing to be November 16. Invitations to attend Holmes- Wesley-Willis olmes- esI lie - illis and Sea - forth forth United Church thankof, erings were announced•. Luneb was convened by Mrs. E. Rad- ford and her committee. Westerhout- Linington Victoria Street U nit e d Church manse, Goderieh, was the scene of a pretty double ring ceremony our Saturday, October 7, when Sandra Gail Linington became the bride of Tiebrr'an Westerhout, Londes- boro. The Rev. C. A. Duklow officiated. The bride's parents are Mor- ley ,Linington, Goderich, and the late Mrs, Linington. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Pieter Westerhout, Lon- desboro. The bride wore a ballerina - length white taffeta gown with chantilly lace motif, trimming the hemline and bodice. The dress had a full skirt, bracelet length sleeves and a square neckline. Her illusion veil was trimmed with lace motifs and she carried a white Bible crested .with tiny red roses. Miss Sandra Jean Fenner, Oshawa, as bridesmaid wore Station Catholic Women Hold Inaugural Meeting Members of the Catholic Women's League at RCAF Sta- tion •Clinton held the 'first meeting M the 1961-62 season on Mond'ey, October 16. Presi- dent Mrs. E. 3, Lesnick opened the meeting. Director,Father g R. E. Bussy introduced the executive and conveners. Included on the executive are vice president, Mrs, J. W. Thompson; secretary, Mrs, W. A. Wickware; treasurer, Mrs, 3. ` H. Huard; spiritual and educational convener, Mrs. M. F. Betts; welcoming and, mem- bership, Mrs. R. L. Petersen and Mrs. J. G. H'aspeck; lun- cheon, Mrs, J. R. Fredette; al- tar care, Mrs. W. J, Michal- ski. Father J. L, Hennessey, Lon- don, diocesan director, gave an extremely sincere and enthusi- astic outline of the wide range of projects 'accomplis'hed by the Catholic Women's League of Canada. Stressing the virtues of • religion and patriotism, he encouraged each member to work as a member of the national League family. The meeting concluded with a social hour and Iunch, street -length sea green net ov- er pink taffeta with white ac- cessories and a bouquet of white 'mums with green cen- tres. Hank Westerhout, Lond'es- bora, attended his brother. After a honeymoon trip to Northern Ontario, the young couple will live in Clinton. Hallowe'en's Coming Fancy Tricks for A Treatl Although Hallowe'en began as a solemn festival it has be- come through the years an occasion for dun and gaiety. For families with young child- ren the celebrations start br- ight and early with breakfast buns in the form of ghostly treats. Make ,the buns with sweet, yeast -raised dough, sh- ape them into ghosts and Jack - O -Lanterns, then bake and frost them. Black Cats can be made by substituting cocoa for part of the flour in the basic dough to make it chocolate in colour. You'll find the buns easy and fascinating to make, fun to look at and a delight to eat. Make enough for breakfast and to be handed out later when the trick -or -treat hour begins, Bewitching Buns Yeild — 20 Ghosts or 20 Happy Jacks or 48 Black Cats 3/h cup milk % cup granulated sugar 11/2 teaspoons, salt 1/s eup butter or margarine % cup lukewarm water 2 .teaspoons granulated sugar 2 envelopes active dry yeast 2 well -beaten eggs 53 cups (about) pre -sifted allppurpose flour Scald milk; stir in the 2/3 cup For only $89.95 a complete Portable Typewriter, with 88 characters, fab stops, and many other features. Product of 50 years experience the Optima from West Germany The $mail rnaChirie with the targe output Adequate for most office's, Olitto ► News-Recor 5.6 Albert Street 'COMM sugar, salt and butter or marg- arine. Cool to lukewarm:. Meantime, measure luke- warm water into a large ,bowl; stir in the 2 teaspoons sugar. Sprinkle with yeast, Let stand 10 minutes, then stir well. Stir in .lukewarm milk mixture, well -beaten eggs and 21 cups of the flour. Beat until smooth and elastic. Work in sufficient additional flour to make a soft dough -- about 2% cups more. Turn out dough onto floured board or canvass and knead until smooth and elastic. Place in greased bowl. Grease top. Cover. Let rise in a warm pl- ace, free. from draft, until dole>, led in bulk * about 1% hours Punch down dough. Turn out onto lightly -floured board or canvass and knead until sm- ooth. Shape into Ghosts or Happy Jacks as directed be- low. Grease tops. Cover, Let rise in a warm place, free from draft, until ,doubled in bulk, about 45 minutes, Bake in a hot even (400 .deg. F.) 10 to 15 minutes. Finish as directed for either item or make 10 Ghosts and 10 Happy Jacks. Ghosts Divide -slough into 2 equal portions. Roll out one portion into a rectangle 7 by 11 inches. Cut crosswise into eleven le ihch strips; cut 1. strip into 20 small pieces. Arrange the st- rips, well apart, on greased cookie sheets, Pinch stripe at one end to make rounded heads cut two 1winth slashes in other end of each ,strip and spread dough apart; attach 2 small pieces of dough to each strip near head to Make waving aims. Repeat with other por- tion of dough. Let rise and bake as directed in Basic ,dough recipe. Cool. Prost with the following Creamy Frosting; make eyes of raisins and itnouth wlttn .a little of the Brown fr- osting. nappy Jacks Divide dough into 2 equal portions. Shape each portion into a 10 -inch roll and cut in- to ten 1 -inch pieces. Shape each piece into a smooth ball; place balls well apart on a greased cookie sheet. Repeat with other portion of dough. Let rise and bake as directed in Basic Dough recipe. Cool. Frost with the following Cr- eamy Frosting, tinted a deep orange, and making ridges with tip of •a spatula to resemble those on a pumpkin. Make eyes and mouths with a little of the Brown Frosting. Black Cats Make up Basic Dough recipe, substittzting % cup cocoa for % Cup of the flour.. After dough has been kneaded the second #nae; divide it into 2 equal por- tions, Roll out one portion into a rectangle 8 x 12 inches; cut crosswise into twenty-four %- inch strips. Twist each Strip in- to a loop with the ends pee rat- ing up; pinch ends to make eat',s ears. Cut blanched atlfn- onds in half Crosswise; insert pointed ends mato dough to make eyes. Arrange, well apart, oh greased cookie sheets, Re- peat with other portion of dough. Let. 'rise and bake as directed' in Basle Dough recipe. Cool. Make up .a quarter of the following Creamy Frosting rec- ipe arid use in a cake decorat- orfitted with a plain tube to mark cat's whiskers. Creteny I+`rbStl�ig" Cream y/z eup butter or mar. garine; gradually blend in 1 pound sifted icing sugar alter- nately with sufficient cream or evapoeated Milk to make an ,icing of desired consistency, Mit % teteepoort t�ahilta. ]. rewG# l rosting Add cocoa to about Ua, cu'pp of the Creamy Frosting tmtil desired colour is reached, ENGAC EM>NT ANNOUNCED Mr, and Mrs, ,Jul'ius F, Bauer, RR , Goderich, Ontario announce the en- gagenlent of their dough- ter; Doreen Merle to Mr,. Alan John Kalinowski, $on of Mr. and Mrs, John Kal- inowski, London. The mar- riage will take place in St.. Mary's Roman Catholic Church., London on Novem- ter 11, 1961, 42p Person als Mrs. Wilmer Wallis spent most of last week in Toronto and Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and daughters, Debbie and Pat, ti, Trenton, were in Clinton on- er Thanksgiving weekend with, the Iadrr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James T, Brown, 146 Queen Street, Mrs. Margaret Lockwood has returned home after spend- ing two weeks with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hanes and three children, 101 Ossington Ave., Ottawa 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams, Toronto, spent a three week vacation an Miami, Fla., and Cuba, returning via Clinton where they spent a . few days with Mr. Adams another, Mrs. Ada Adams. Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Vander - burgh and Mrs. Charlie Lock- wood motored to Ottawa, sp- ending the past two weeks vis. iting Mr. and Mrs, Clifford McClinchey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hanes and fam- ily. K. S. 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