Clinton News-Record, 1967-12-21, Page 11b Monday, the Christmas
itiag of the Adastral Park
nen's Auxiliary was called
rder by the president, Mrs.
men Lawson and a. medley
Christmas Carols was sung
he Girl Guides.
he minutes of the previous
ding were read by the sec.
try and the treasurer gave
report. Thank-you notes
’e read from the mayor of
istral Park for the ladles*
>rts on the skate exchange
from Calvin Davis.
he convenor for Huronview,
s. Shirley Dukes, called for
unteers to assist at the
Huronview ‘Christmas party on
December 14. It was voted that
again this year the W.A, pre.
sent a wheel chair during the
pirty to Huronview. .
The president asked for 20
volunteers *to help pack candies
for the children's party.
The Cook Book is being,prin.
ted and will be sold for $1 per
copy. Anyone wishing copies
may call Mrs. Barbara Gowan-
lock.
A most interesting and de
lightful demonstration of gift
wrapping and bow-making was
presented by Mrs. McMillan of
Exeter,
A Visit by Santa Claus, ably
portrayed by WO Palmer fol
lowed and he distributed the
gifts. He made the draw for
the door priz;e which was
donated by Mrs. R. Ryan. Mrs.
Barbara Gowanlock was the
lucky recipient of a beautiful
table centre of gold with green
candles. A delicious lunch was
then served by Vi Cassie and
Lil Sewell and their helpers.
Mrs. Lawson stated that last
year's executive had set aside
$75 for a Centennial project
with the idea that it be mat
ched by this year’s executive.
. A suggestion that the sum of
$30 each be given to the two
. padres to use as they wish was
voted on and passed.
The Women’s Auxiliary will
approach the DND School to see
if they would accept a sum of
money not to exceed $100 for
any worthwhile project in the
school.
A spoon was presented to
Rene Kelly who is leaving. After
the adjournment of the meeting,
Mrs. Rita Ryan made the draw
for the quilt and doily. The
quilt was won by Mrs. Helen
Fonger, Apt. J4 and the doily
was won by Mrs. Cora Scott'
of Clarkson, Ontario.
. Mrs, Barbara Gpwanlock and
Stewart Bartley have returned
home affer being patients ■ in
Clinton Public Hospital.
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to Mr. and
on the birth
Congratulations
Mrs, Le Patourel
of their baby son.
CWL Hold
Yule Meet
By Sandra Sinker
May the joys of the season be yours!
Jeon Gray
ft
Have a Merry Christmas!
We thank you for your
continued patronage.
Clinton Community
Auction Soles
EVERY FRIDAY
at 1:30 p.m.
Government Inspected Scales
Cattle Sold by Weight
TERMS: CASH
JOE COREY, Sales Manager
The members of theAdastral
Park Catholic Women’s League
held their Christmas meeting
on Wednesday, December 13
in the Community Centre, It
was in fact, not a meeting but
a “Christjnas gathering of
friends'’, as the members of
the Protestant Chapel Guild
were the CWL guests.
Padre and Mrs. F.P. De Long
and the Guild members were
welcomed by the CWL Pre
sident, Mrs. J.F, Slater to a
Christmas party room complete
. with tastefully arranged buffet
tables and card tables and, of
course, the delight of every
Christmas, the tree laden with
gifts.
The evening was spent playing
“Cooty” (Dear reader, please
note - if you are not fami-
liar with this game and your
curiosity is aroused, any Guild
or CWL member will by now
have recovered sufficient
breath and strength to share
with you the hilarious details).
The late supper was colour
ful, varied, delicious and tho
roughly enjoyed by everyone
present. Mrs. L.H. Hibbert,
Guild President expressed the
appreciation of the Guild mem.
bers.
Instead of a gift exchange
between CWL members, the
gifts were to be delivered to
the Ontario Hospital, Goderich.
A Christmas gift was pre.
sented to Father F.J. Lally,
CWL Director, and each person
present received two other
gifts, Friendship and Laughter,
and these in turn they took
home to share with their fami.
lies and community.
The capable convenors were
Mrs. H.R. Belton, Mrs. R.R.
Barr, Mrs. H. Sewell, Mrs.
G.C. Carey and Mrs. J.F. Le.
Blanc.
Their generosity of time and
effort had a most happy con.
elusion.
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Wedding
NOTICEEDWARD-SMYTH
Clinton News-Record, Thursday, Dec. 21, 1967
Yellow mums and gladioli for* '
med the setting for the mar
riage of Sharon Diane Smyth
arid John Richard Edward on
November 4, at 2 p.m.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smyth
of R. R. 2 Auburn, and the
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ian Edward, of Wingham.
The double-ring ceremony
took place in the Dungannon
United Church with Rev. Glen
Wright officiating.
Miss Betty Irvin was at the
organ.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a floor
length, empire waist gown of
white peau-de-soie, trimmed
with lace, bell-bottom sleeves.
She wore a shoulder-length veil,
which was held by a satin rose
and pearls and carried a bou
quet of yellow roses.
Miss Dorothy Taylor of R.R.
2 Lucknow, was maid of honour.
Miss Nancy Smyth, sister of the
bride was bridesmaid. They
wore identical street length
wore identical street-length
dresses of blue peau de soie
with empire waists and each
carried a bouquet of yellow
riiums.
Reg Riehl, of, S.altford, was
best man. Guests were usherrid
by George Smyth, brother of the
bride and Andy Rodger s of Wing
ham.
Pictures were taken in the
basement of the church follow
ing the ceremony. ,
The bride’s mother chose a
light blue dress with-black and
* * *
In France
Ti'aditionally, adults in
France do not exchange gifts
until New Year’s Day,
In some French villages,
shepherds bring their lambs to
church on Christmas.
CHRISTMAS
white accessories. The groom's
mother chose a green figured
dress with brown accessories.
Both wore a corsage of pink
roses.
The wedding dinner was held
at the Carlow Hall.
For a honeymoon trip to Flor
ida and other points the bride
chose a light blue three piece
suit with brown accessories and
a corsage of pink roses.
On their return they will
reside in Goderich.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was honoured at several
showers at the Township Hall,
Goderich, Wingham and Dungan
non United Church.
S w i tze r
president
Clarence Switzer, of R. R. 1
St. Mary’s was elected presi-
dent of the Huron-Perth Short. ,
horn Association at its annual
meeting at Edgmondville. He
succeeds Stewart Proctor, of
Brussels.
Other officers are: Vice-pre
sidents, James Smith, of Brus-
R..,R.,3, Granton; secretary*
treasurer, Douglas Miles of
Clinton. Ten directors were
also named.
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Christmas Day, Monday, December 25
Usual Delivery on Tuesday, December 26
No Delivery on Wednesday, December 27
NO MILK DELIVERY on
New Year's Day, Monday, January 1
Usual Delivery on Tuesday, January 2
No Delivery on Wednesday, January 3
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December 19, 20, 21 and 22
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