Clinton News-Record, 1969-03-20, Page 6Jintcm Npws-Record, T.hvrsday, Merth 20, 1909
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GALBRAITH TV
Cor. Albert & Rattenbury Sts. CLINTON
Nr. ws of Rlj►th
muse Rani inre home:
BY GAIL FALCONER
quick action by the B1y.th
Volunteer Fire Department last
Thursday morning Saved the
farm home of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Griffiths, pft Huron
County road 25, 2,5 Miles east
of Blyth,
Mrs. Griffiths was cooking
chicken on top of the :Stove,
when she was called to the door,
On returning she discovered the
entire wall of cupboards in
flames. She threw one of the
glass type fire .extinguishers into
the flames, then shut the door
leading to the rest of the house,
4-H GIRLS
Sharon Mason read the
minutes when the Blyth Meat
Messers ' met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of one of
their leaders, Mrs..Clifford Snell..
The nine girls present cooked
stew and dumplings, then ate
them. Points to follow when
buying meat were studied, and
how to care for it when it is
brought home. The next meeting
will be on March 20 at the home
of Mrs. Harvey Snell.
LADIES' NiGHT
A large number of Lions and
their wives and guests attended
their Ladies' Night meeting last
Thursday evening. A film "Time
Out For Fun," featuring a tour
of the Crippled Children's
Society's five summer camps,
was shown.
and called the fire .department,
Upon his arrival, Blyth The
Chief; Irvin $owes called the
Wingham brigade for ;assistance,
but by the time it arrived, the
fire was put,
Although the kitchen was
almost completely destroyed,
the rest of the house was not.
.damaged, A brick wail between
the kitchen and the rest of the
house was A great aid ift
preventing the spread of the
flames, Chief Irvin Bowes
estimated the damage at $2,000
partially covered by insurance.
ST, PAT'S:SUPPER
The Blyth Women's Institute
held their annual St. Patrick's
supper on Monday evening.
Usually one of the biggest
suppers of the year, there was a
disappointingly small turnout
this year.
FAIR DATES
The Blyth Fair Board set the
dates for their fair at a recent
meeting. The annual horse show
will be held on Saturday
evening, September 13, the
feeder calf club show and sale on
Monday, September 15, with. the
main day of the fair being on
Wednesday, September 17,
You can help every heart in
your family by supporting your
Canadian Heart Fund.
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BY 4. A. MAt 1QNALD,
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Centralia 0411e11e of
Agriculturai TBchnalogY
Centralia Collage was
:established In -August 2967 at
the former Canadian Forces:haSe
at Centralia, Ontario. The
College presently offers two,year
diploma oourae programs. .in
home economics and in
agriculture. In September 1969 a
two:year animal health
technology course also will be
offered at Centralia College.
The agricultural course has
been developed primarily for
students intending to farm after
graduation. Emphasis in this
course is on farm management
and staff are attempting to:.tie in
the business concept of farming
in the various subjects covered in
the two years, During the
training period students are
required to perform a complete
analysis of a district farm and to
make suggestions where changes
in the farm operatic% should be
considered.
The home economics course
is designed for students
interested in job opportunities in
three major areas: the food
service industry; community
homemakers; as specialists in the
clothing and textile fields. This
course .also provides excellent
training for future homemakers.
The Animal Health
Technology course provides
training in the technical aspects
of veterinary medicine.
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Graduates will work with
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.treatment .of animal diseases:
Graduates will find employment
Opportunities with large .animal
practitionegs, small animal
hospitals, government agencies
and :laboratories.
Centralia College is a
co-educational institution.
Residence accommodation is
available for 400 students. In
addition to residences and
classrooms,. excellent
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also provides space for bowling,
basketball, and volleyball.
Huronview
prayer day
The World Day of Prayer
Service was observed in the
chapel at Huronview on March
7. Leaders were Mrs. Harvey
Johnston, Mrs. Cann, Florence
McNaughton, Mrs. Carter and
Mrs. Fee.
Mrs. R. U, MacLean of
Clinton was guest speaker, A
men's choir included Isaac Tabb,
Charles Jackson, Mark Sproat,
John Wells, William Warren and
Charles Small with Mrs.
Nickerson at the organ.
The Misses Gladys Stanlake
and Agnes Douglas received the
offering.
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U.W ung meet
CIrUNTO,N UNITS
Clinton's Wesley Willis United
Church' Women l'Idelity and
Wo-He.Lo Units held # joint
Wahl an, March 11 in the
Sunday School Room,
The theme for the devotional
period was "on Being
Teachable." given by Mrs.
Norman Shepherd. Mrs. Margaret
Lockwood read the Scripture
lesson, Miss Diehl led in prayer.
Miss Kate McGregor gave it
very informative talk and
question period .on China.Hymn
Master the Tempest is Raging
was sung, Twenty-one
members from the .tw4 units
answered the roll call. Following
short separate business sessions a
social half hour was enjoyed.
The Wo -He -Lo unit accepted
an invitation to hold their April
meeting at the home of Rev. and
Mrs, Mowatt.
The Spring Thank Offering
meeting will be held in Ontario
Street Church on May 4.
TUCKERSMITH
The March meeting of the
Tuckersmith U.C.W. was held at
the home of Mrs, Mary Haugh
Monday afternoon.
Mrs, John Broadfoot and Mrs.
Elgin Thompson were in charge
of devotions. Roll call was
answered by 16 members. Mrs.
Broadfoot conducted a
Shamrock contest.
It was decided to save one
penny for each meal during the
Lenton season. The April
meeting is to be held at the
home of Mrs. Elgin Thompson.
SAVINGS
in
Clinton Community Credit Union
EARN
ON MINIMUM MONTHLY BALANCE
LiFE INSURANCE UP TO$ 2,000.00
(Dollar For Dollar In Most Cases)
PLUS
DIVIDENDS
CURRENT RATE 5'/''1a
Clinton Communty
Credit Union limited
STANLEY UNIT
The Stanley Unit UC,
its March meeting at the
of Mrs. G. McGregor;
meeting; ,opened with it
Mrs, U. Cligtan ren'
Scripture, Miss Marg. Me
read the meditation.
Mrs. L. Wilson i;,av
stu. dy,"Man and his Fa
China:" This was on m
customs, world, Bare of c.
and social life, Minutes
read and signed. Roll
showed 18 members p
Mrs, J. Cornish gave her
on cards sent out and res
The April 9 meeting wit
the Sunday School room
Brucefield Church.. Host
be Mrs. H. Le on, _.
Mrs. C. I -lend on and
Marg. McQu en. Devo
Mrs. H. Lein _ .on and M
McBeath, tudy, Mrs
Henderson. all call ans'
by an Easter message
Hostess and her helpers se
delicious lunch.
Brucefield
news
BY MRS. H. F. BER
Mrs. Crowe and f
Brantford, visited ove
weekend with her daughte
John Moffitt and Mr. Mof
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
London visited for a fe
with Mr. and Mrs. Mac '
Brucefield.
Five men were called
Chimney fire at the home ,
Ward Forrest on Sat
morning.
We are sorry. to report
Mr. John Henderson is a p
in Clinton Hospital.
Mr. and. Mrs. Don R
and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tri
have' returned from a vacat
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jac
London, were guests of M
Mrs. Wallace Jackson on Su
UCW UNIT 3
Unit 3, the Willing We
held its meeting at the chtu
Wednesday evening wit
present.. Mrs. R. Seam
Mrs. K. Ward were in ch
the worship service and
Leppington took charge
business.
The secretary's, trea
and .card reports were give
led 'tOMrsa Seamanisintioduc
°'guest'loi 'th'e evening; M
Hiltz, who demonstrated
embroidery.
Lunch was served by
Graham, Mrs. D. Brodie a
Ii. McBeath.
How to keep
the traffic moving
when rush hour hits
the hot water.
Rush hour. Every family has one.
When there are dishes to be
washed, kids to be tubbed, Dad
scrubbing up. Then Sis decides
she has to have a shower. It takes
a lot of hot water to keep the
traffic moving.
That's why .you need the Cascade
electric water heater—the big
producer. It's got the capacity a
busy family needs, and it's
ecbribmical, too, Cascade keeps
you in hot water for only pennies
a day. Ask your Hydro about the askyour hydro
quiet, clean, electric Cascade
water heater, n a '1lie Nam: of the C.ahlo IS Electrical Living.
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