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The princesses and their escorts of Central Huron Secondary
School are seen together at the annual At Home on Friday night at the
high school. The event, as usual, was a big success with high school
students and older residents of the area dancing to the music of
Lionel Thornton and his orchestra.—photo by Jack Hunt
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Saturday, March 25
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Sunday, March 26
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Fun at the At Home
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Russ Archer of Archer's Farm
Sales & Service, was notified by
telegram on Monday of this week
that he has won an all-expense
paid trip to Japan through the
Fred Deeley Yamaha . Snow
Machine Sales. Mr. Archer,
accompanied by his wife, will
proceed to Vancouver for their
fright on March 30, visiting at
Omaha, Nebraska en route.
Eighteen dealers from across
Canada are going along on the trip
but only three, of whom Mr.
Archer is one, will have their
expenses paid.
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The Clinton Figure Skating
Club held its annual meeting on
Feb. 29 with a very disappointing
attendance. A new slate of
officers was elected as follows:
Mrs. June Howes, president:
Mrs. Carol Fox, first vice-
president; Mrs. Dor.lene
Flowers, second vice-president;
Mrs. Dorothy Dupee, secretary;
Mrs. Donna Holmes, treasurer
and Mrs. Shirley Elder, Mrs.
Mary Cummings and Mrs. L.
Lewis are directors,
At an Inter-Club Competition
held in Goderich on March 5,
Joyce and Ruth Ann Neilans
placed second in the Senior
Bronze dance.
Members are now preparing
for an Inter-Club Test Day to he
held in Mitchell on March 31,
The March 7 meeting of the
Zeta Omega chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi was held at the Credit
Union building. The Opening
Ritual was repeated followed by
the roll call, minutes,
communications and treasurer's
report,
Ways and Means collected the
pull tickets and money for the
draw. Social veviewed the final
details for the dance on March 17.
Service suggested a possible
project for next year. The
president asked that the girls
Hensall
BY JOYCE PEPPER
Chiselhurst U.C.W. held their
March meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the Church. Mrs.
Alvin Cole acted as chairlady and
opened the meeting with a poem
entitled "Secret of Living". The
theme song was sung followed by
prayer.
Mrs. Earl Kinsmen took the
worship with the title being "In
the beginning God". Mrs. Fredo
Boa read two poems "Farm Wife
Prayer" and "Simple Things".
Short business was conducted,
Membership pins were presented
to Mrs. Russel Brock and Mrs.
Fred° Boa. The presentation was
made by Mrs. Tom Brintnell and
Mrs. Clarence Coleman. The
study book on Africa was taken by
Mrs, Clarence Coleman. Mrs.
Cole closed. the meeting with
prayer.
PERSONALS
Master Warrant Officer Donald
Orr and Mrs. Orr of Ottawa, are
visiting with the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Orr and
brother Mr. and Mrs. Jim Orr and
family of Exeter.
A very exciting incident took
Other hctivities of the club
include a successful movie night
held at Clinton Public School last
Friday. Four more Walt Disney
pictures are scheduled for the
four Friday nights of April. See
the calendar for these which
appears elsewhere in today's
paper.
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Mrs, Frank Finglanci has just
returned home from a tour of the
Middle East which included
Greece, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria,
Israel and Cyprus.
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Another group of travellers has
returned home from a happy
vacation time, Travelling with a
large party of Shriners to the
Hawaiian Islands, the local group
included Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Aiken, Mr, and Mrs, Lawrie
Slade, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry
Holmes, Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Elliott, Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Turnbull, Brussels and Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Kyle, Kippen.
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While Dr. W. R. Harrett is
visitingin Wales, his practice is
being cared for by Dr. M. Cattell
who also comes from Wales.
+ + +
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Strickland of town on the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs,
James Duggan and family of
Toronto.
prepare ideas for a social with a
sister chapter.
The Cultural Program was
given by Linda Meade on "The Art
of Thinking." She gave excellent
information in essay form, also
employing question and answer
periods. Following this she had
each member write a poem using
the theme of the program as their
inspiration.
The Closing Ritual was
repeated and followed by lunch
and social time.
place around 8 o'clock Saturday
evening, when a man stumbled
into Andy Orr's Shoe Repair Shop
and asked for assistance because
he was ill. However while Mrs,
Orr Was Phahefar"hbliPthe man
Mr. John Copley of Tillsonburg,
suffered a heart attack. Exeter
O.P.P. and Westlake Ambulance
were called and the man was taken
to South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
.where he was then transferred to
a London hospital.
Charles Mickle, Hamilton, left
by plane from Toronto, last
Saturday morning with a group of
High School teachers who will
spend part of their vacation on the
Island of Antigua, and the rest of it
on the little Island of Nevis in the
Caribbean. They will be returning
to Hamilton this Sunday
afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle,
London, left by bus from St.
Thomas Friday afternoon of last
week for Toronto where they left
by plane that evening for England.
Mrs. Mickle is conducting a group
of High School Students from the
school in St. Thomas where she
teaches, on a tour of London,
England and Paris, France. They
will be returning this Sunday
evening.
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