Clinton News-Record, 1971-05-27, Page 7Hensall
4-11 girls
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BY MRS. MAUDE HEDPEN
The 4-H girls and their
mothers were special guests at
the Home Economies meeting of
Kippen East Women's Institute
held in the Legion Hall, May 19,
Mrs, R. Kinsman was hostess and
Mrs, J. Drummond was
co-hostess.
Club No, 1 entertained with a
skit "Kippen Fashion
Boutique", Club No. 2
commented on seams, zippers,
facing and hems. Kippen Club 3
commented on mix and match,
an easy and convenient way of
making several outfits for several
occasions. Mrs. Al Hoggarth gave
a humorous reading. The motto
"Keep the family yearning
within the family earnings", was
given by Mrs. Harry Caldwell.
Miss Donna Whitehouse a recent
winner of advanced honours was
presented with a gift as was the
club leaders. Mrs. V. Alderdice,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. M. Connolly,
Mrs. Kinsman, Mrs. Brodie and
Mrs. Postma. Mrs. R. Bell, the
president, had charge of the
business and presented a gift to
Baby Chalders from the
Institute,
Mrs. R. Kinsman entertained
with several piano selections.
Readings were given by Mrs. R.
Bell, and Mrs. J. Drummond.
Plans were made for the bus trip
to Toronto on June 23 when the
group will tour Canada Dry, and
Science Building. Anyone
wishing to go contact Mrs.
Drummond or Mrs. Kinsman.
Voting delegates to the
District Annual were Mrs. R.
Bell, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs.
Connolly. Mrs. Al Hoggarth,
convener of Home Economics
had charge of the program. Mrs.
Alderdice conducted a contest.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Connolly and her committee,
NEW OFFICERS AT LEGION
Joint installation of Hensel'
Branch of Canadian Legion 468,
and Legion Ladies Auxiliary was
held in the Legion Hall Saturday
evening May 22, with Blyth
installing team in charge. Past
president, Paul Neilands;
President, Vic Stan;
V i c e-p resi den ts, Murray
Traquair, Jim Chalmers; Sgt. At
Arms, W. H. Bell;
secretary-treasurer, Sam. Rennie;
Service Bureau Officer, Fred
Beer; Executive, Wiimaer
Dalrymple, Jim Stan, Grant
McClinchey, Stan Radian, Larry
Uyl, Garnet Allan, E. R. Davis,
Jim Smale.
Ladies Auxiliary: Past
president, Mrs. Garnet Allan;
president, Mrs. E. R. Davis;
vice-presidents, Mrs. Mildred
Chalmers, Mrs. Beatrice Uyl;
secretary, Mrs, Wm. H. Bell;
treasurer, Mrs. Grant Bisback;
Sgt. At Arms, Mrs, Clarence
Reid; Sports Officer, Mrs.
Clarence Reid; Pianist, Mrs. Ed
Munn.
Executive, Mrs. Howard
Smale, Mrs. Wm. Striate, Mrs,
Mary Taylor, Mrs. John Skea,
Mrs. Paul Neilands.
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Golciough, who played the
guitar and sang. Then the
audience joined the whole group
in a sing-song led by Hazel
McCreath of some old familiar
songs, accompanied on the piano
by Hattie 'Wood. During the
singing period, a duet,
Whispering Hope was sung by
Lois Wise and Stan IVIcIlwain,
It was a great pleasure for us
to take time otit to spend an
hour with the residents and hope
to be able to go back again at a
later date.
A closing thought; If you are
looking for a recreation that
guarantees a lot of fun and
friendship, Modern Square and
Round Dancing are at the top of
the list.
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BY SHIRLEY J, KELI-ER
I got panicky, good heavens,
I thought, I make a living sitting
quietly in meeting places, How
in the wide world, can I remain
content and concentrating while
seated on Something as sore as
' my butt for hours on end?
Out of somewhere in my past
a voice was faintly heard.....if
you fall off a horse, get right
back on and ride ride, ride,—,„
Gritting my teeth, I mounted
the bicycle once more. I rode a
full mile before surrendering to
the intense irritation in my
posterior and returning home to
my pillow.
For two days I nursed my
bruised and battered bottom. On
the third day, determined to ride
that bicycle again if it killed me,
I rode a few blocks. Although
the soreness was there, it wasn't
the deep-seated agony of the last
time.
The next day I rode a little
farther. Gradually, as the days
pass, I'm getting toughened
down to the task at hand and
ready - as ready as it is possible
for me to get - for the big ride in
aid of the cancer fund.
I have a few sponsors. Some
gaffawing friends have agreed to
pay me a few dollars on behalf
of the cancer fund if I complete
the course. Others have been
entirely generous and have
promised to give me the the
total amount for the finished
project whether I make the
circuit or not.
If there are any of you out
there who want to take pity on a
stupid housewife who has
written herself into something
which could very well cause
untold suffering in the 'end',
don't hesitate to contact your
local editor. He will know what
to do with your thoughtful
donation for the cancer fund.
If you are praying people,
please put in a word for me. Ask
the One who watches over us all
to provide a clear day for the
ride:...no rain, no boiling sun
and please, please, please, no
wind. I need just the right
conditions for the outing which
has become known in my home
as Mother's Misery.
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John Riley of Londesboro is presented with a cheque for $500 from Paul Kerrigan of the Clinton Kinsmen Club. Mr. Riley won the money by having the winning ticket in the Kinsmen Stanley Cup
pool. He had bought the ticket on the day of the final game from Mrs. Robert Burns of
Londesboro. Winners of $100 for the semi-finals were Austin Hartmen of Goderich and Graham
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People who know me don't
even believe that it is true. They
can't accept the fact that I've
decided to ride in a bike-a-than
early in June to earn money for
the Cancer Society.
The whole idea was born in a
kind of a silly fashion....as are
most of my brainwaves I must
admit, In the newspaper for
which I write a womanly column
each week, I was babbling on •
about the fact that so many
women in the province have
been riding their bicycles for
cancer funds that it would be
great gesture if the women of
my town would do the same. I
even stated in ,one of my weak
moments that I would start the
ride in aid of such a fine cause,
It didn't take too long for the
idea to take root in the head of
my neighbor...a dear girl with a
real yen for sporting activities.
I think it is the best idea I've
read in a long time," she gushed
at me one morning as we were
hanging out our clothes. "I'll
ride with you. You can Put my
name in next week's paper as a
candidate for the ride and I will
even accept the calls from other
girls who wish to ride with us.
Think of the exercise we'll get,
Shirt!"
Even at that point it didn't
seem too alarming. But then the
calls began to roll in from gals
who were serious about this ride
and wanted to pin us down to a
date and a route so they could
plan for babysitters and get their
sponsors. It became evident that
I was involved in a marathon
ride on a bicycle I didn't
own...and it was time to do
something about it,
I borrowed a bicycle and rode
a few blocks. Nothing to it, I
told myself upon my arrival
home. My legs weren't tired. My
heart wasn't pounding. I wasn't
even puffing.
The next morning when I sat
down rather quickly to eat my
breakfast I discovered the area
which had taken the abuse
during my outing. My bottom
end was just like a huge boil
following my very short jaunt
and I was pledged to ride 10
miles very soon.
Square Dance Club's
season winds
BY MRS, LOIS WISE
May 1 the Clinton Square
Dance Club held a special open
dance at the Clinton Public
School with the caller, Glenn
Patterson putting members
through their paces. There was a
good attendance from other '
clubs in the London, Parkhill,
I,4ticknow, Goderich, Seaforth
and local areas,
Our last dance for this season
was on May 5. We concluded our
evening with a pot-luck supper.
During the summer there will be
summer dancing at various
places, and the Bayfield Pavilion
has been booked for June 19.
Another enjoyable evening
was spent on Thursday, May 20,
when the club went to
Huronview to entertain the
residents on Family Night. They
seemed to enjoy the different
and interesting manoeuvres of
modern square dancing.
Also, several couples of the
Round Dance Club taught by
Edward and Lois Wise
demonstrated the intricate steps
to some dances which go hand in
hand with Modern Square Dance
Clubs.
The program also included a
couple of numbers by Sharon
Brownies meet
BY JUDY WISE
At our meeting last week
Fluffy Owl and the new
Brownies skipped outside. Then
we made a circle and played
with a ball. Tawny Owl and
Fluffy Owl told us we are going
to visit our Brownie Camp near
Goderich next Wednesday and
have a picnic.
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