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Clinton News-Record, 1969-06-05, Page 14A antral Park news CSB Clinton Brownies hold award ceremonies BY CAROLE WARNER Five hard-working Brownies received their Golden Hand, at ceremonies last week. The five members of the 2nd CFB Pack, were Patty Fisher, Julie Ann Dansord, Cathy Aiken, Debbie Braid and Mary Ellen Sauder. Also honoured were Anna Beale and Donna Salter who were presented with their Golden Ladder. The writers badge was awarded to Kathy Smith. The evening also featured the enrollment of three happy little Brownies — Josee Parent, Charlene McNee and April Salter. The girls of the 3rd CFB Pack received the following awards: Golden Bar Cheryl Anslow, Cindy Erickson, Sandra Fulton, Cindy Shehfoon, Judy Sewell, Jane MacDonald, Kimberley Truswell, Linda Sparks and Nanette Leather. Golden Hand Susan Pennimpede, Pamela Cox, Nancy Fonger, Sheri Champion, Suzan Foster and Michelle Langevin. Bishop Spence arrives Sunday Bishop Spence, the ordinary for the military vicarate, accompanied by Colonel (Rev.) J. A. McLean will be visiting CFB Clinton to confirm both children and adults in St. Paul's Chapel Sunday at 8 p.m. The Roman Catholic chaplain's retreat and seminar takes place June 11-17. Father Looby of St. Michael's college, Toronto, will be acting base chaplain during this time. Fly Up to 3rd Guide Co. Susan Pennimpede, Proficiency Badges Toy makers Sheri Champion, Pamela Cox, Barbara Lawson, Kimberley Truswell, Nancy Fonger, Janette Murley; Elizabeth Diwert, Judy Sewell, Susan Pennimpede, Linda *Sparks, Cindy . Shelfoon, Suzanne Bowser and Cheryl Anslow. , Collectors — Barbara Lawson, Judy Sewell, Sheri Champion, Suzan Foster, Sandra Fulton, Cheryl Anslow, Michelle Langevin, Kimberely Truswell, Cindy Erickson and Cindy Shelfoon. Writers — Suzan Foster, Michelle Langevin `and Sheri Champion. Dancers — Nanette Leather Skaters -- Susan Pennimpede, Michelle Langevin, Cheryl Anslow, Cindy Shelfoon, Jane MacDonald, Judy Sewell, Suzanne . Bowser and Sandra Fulton. Housekeepers — Elizabeth Diwert, Sheri Champion, Nancy Fonger, Michelle Langevin, Kimberely Truswell. Fete bride at shower A surprise bridal shower was held May 27 for Miss Janice Kinch of 103 Walker St., Clinton. The - hostess, Miss Shirley Ann Dukes, ushered Janice to her chair of honour beneath pink and white paper bells. The gifts ranged from dishes and table linen to kitchen utensils. A special gift of 'a wedding book was presented last. Later the 20 girls passed up the usual shower games in favour of a "gab" session. Janice is engaged to marry Robert Wiseman, formerly of •CFB, Clinton. Six accidents occur locally Town and provincial police report a total of six auto accidents since May 25. Cars driven by Calvin Bisback. of Clinton and Bert Dykstra, RR 2, Clinton, collided at Orange and Dunlop Streets at 8:45 p.m. last Sunday. Damage totalled about $175 and charges are pending. A car driven by David M. Riley of Kitchener pulled out of a parking lot opposite the Clinton Hotel and into the path of a northbound auto driven by Robert A. Farrish of London at 5:45 p.m. Friday. Charges are to be laid in that mishap also. In an accident Saturday, on County Road 12 north of Seaforth, cars driven by Brian E. Melady, RR 2, Seaforth, and Albert Boven, RR 1, Seaforth, sustained a total of about $1,100 damage and a passenger in one of the cars, Gary Nicholson of RR 2, Seaforth, was injured. On Friday, May 30, on Highway 21 south of Goderich, Paul Edward Eedy of RR 1, Dungannon, was involved in a single -car accident resulting in $350 damage to the vehicle he was driving. • On Tuesday, May 27, on West Wawanosh Township's 22nd, sideroad, south of the 6th concession, Dennis Brian Hallam of RR 3, Auburn, was involved in a single -car accident resulting in $150 damage to the vehicle he was driving. On Sunday, May 25, on County Road 1, north of County Road 31, John J. Turner of 201 Mary St., Clinton, was involved in a single -car accident resulting in $200 damage to his auto. RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WITH YOUR HELP Hospital auxiliary makes war for school board Members of the Women's Auxiliary to Clinton Public Hospital this week expressed .a wish that the hospital board consider Storing furniture from the nurses residence before the Huron County Board of Education occupies space it has rented for its head office.. The auxiliary's June meeting, which took the form of a coffee party in the nurses' residence Monday, was chaired by Mrs.. Brock Olde in the absence of the, president, Mrs. R. U. MacLean, and was attended by 21 members. The next meeting will be on Sept. 2 when the auxiliary, as a result of the residence being leased, will start holding all its meetings in the hospital board room. The school board has a two-year lease for most of the building, but will not displace either the Huron County Health Unit or the office of Dr.L.P.Walden, a surgeon, In suggesting that the furniture in the residence be stored, the women noted that the auxiliary helped furnish the building when it opened in 1955. Silver and dishes owned by the auxiliary are to be stored in a convenient place by a committee whose members include Mrs. O.' E. Warner, Mrs. E. W. Ryan and Mrs. Beecher Menzies. Mrs. Ryan, who convened this year's auxiliary "vanishing parties," assisted by Mrs. Edward Willson and Mrs: Andrew Peterson, said the Your Bean Planting Headquarters We have a complete selection of all grades of - SEED BEANS on hand in both Sanilac and Seaway Variety plus a limited supply of Michigan Seed Come in and order your seed Today BEAN CONTRACTS AVAILABLE Custom Treating Service Patoran and Eptam Herbicides The best Fertilizer Value in town We carry a complete line of NIAGARA CHEMICALS for farm use 20, 21, 22, 23b COOK BROS. MILLING CO. LTD. PHONE 262.2605 — HENSALL Est. 1880 project raised $627.85, She also reported that the flower cart proceeds total $43.85 and said the card is stocked now with stuffed toys and knitted booties. ,Mrs. Ted Davies asked the members to note that the annual penny sale is slated for Sept. 27 -- a week earlier than usual, but still in the Town Hall. In other business, a meeting of the bursary committee was Set for June 16, to be convened ,by Mrs. Olde; Mrs. Warner, social convenor,, reported on the tea held last month in conjunction with the observance of National Hospital Day; and a request was received from the CI -IS$ guidance department which. wants to schedule hospital tours for students. Also, it was reported that the auxiliary is purchasing a laryngoscope at an, approximate cost of $100; the Varna UCW and CIF Women's Auxiliary were named to man the hospital cart in June and July, respectively and appreciation was extended to the sewing committee convenor, Mrs. Peterson, for the drapes she made for the hospital nursery. SEE OUR DISPLAY AT THE Clinton Spring Fair * PIONEER & HOMELITE CHAIN SAVJS * MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS * SPRINGBOK AND CRESTLINER BOATS * BSA & NORTON MOTORCYCLES ARGYLE MARINE & SMALL ENGINES 88 Britannia Rd. E. Goderich 524-9201 WANTED! BEAN CONTRACTS at most attractive prices W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. HENSALL TELEPHONE 262-2527 Specializing in Registered And Certified. Seed Grain Clover, Grass & Mixed Grain Seed FERTILIZER at competitive prices CANADIAN ARMED eE FORC S COACT JUNE 15th AT: C.F.B. CLINTON 1:3o to 4:3o P.M. FLYPAST: HIGH SPEED JETS, TRANSPORT AIRCRAFT SKY DIVING DISPLAY PLUS NAVY "Crossing the Line" Ceremony Gymnastic Displays Precision Drill Demonstration BANDS 21st Field Regiment Display Square Dance Show Electronic Equipment Exhibits REFRESHMENTS Visit your local Canadian Armed Forces Base COME OUT AND BRING THE FAMILY - for an afternoon of entertainment & information