Clinton News-Record, 1975-04-17, Page 5ACW
The AnglicanChnrch Women
of St. Mark's church met for its
April meeting at • the home of
President, Mrs. Celia Taylor.
She opened the meeting with a
hymn and accompanied on the
piano.
Mrs. Ian Clark read the
scripture lesson, Psalm 27
followed by prayers by Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell. The topic,
"The Only One" was taken by
Mrs. John•Daer.
The Missionary topic was
taken byMrs. Thomas Haggitt.
She spoke on the building of
Bishopstowe at Schumacher
near Timmins and Moose
Factory.
• Mrs. Celia Taylor reported on
the Deanery meeting held April
6th at Blyth which.she and Mrs.
John Daer had attended.
The business part of the
meeting was in the charge of
the president, Mrs. Celia
Taylor. The minutes were
approved as read by the
secretary, Mrs. John Daer.
Treasurer Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt gave the financial
statement.
Correspondence and business
was transacted and Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt
and Mrs. Robert Slater will be
attending the Deanery meeting
in London tln,May 1.
The members decided to
change the date of meeting to
the last Thursday of the month.
Roll call was answered by
quoting a Bible syerse with a
"flower" in it.
The travelling apron
ceived a penny for each letter
gation Sunday.
eeting was closed with
singing Grace followed by a
small auction. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Taylor assisted
by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.
SOCIAL NEWS
Any girl or be -TIM -26 -year
of age, wanting to join the 4-H
Garden Club are asked to
contact -Mrs. Donald Cart-
wright or Mrs. John Hildebrand
as soon as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin
and Mrs. Elva Straughan spent
r I last Sunday in London with Mr.
,e3and <Mrs.. . 'Harold .Jardin •and
1Y1, family.
Mrs. Stanley McNall of
Welland spend the weekend
with Miss Laura Phillips and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John-
ston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett of
Amherstburg visited last
Saturday with Mrs. Elva
Straughan and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jardin.
Mrs. Harold Webster is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London. , • "
Mr. and Mrs. T. Clayton
Robertson of Meaford spent a
couple of days last week with
her. mother, Mrs. Elva
.Straughan.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs.
Donald Haines, Mrs. Thomas
Lawlor, Mrs. Celia Taylor,
Mrs. Myrtle Munro, Mrs. Beth
Lansing, Mrs. Frank Raithby,
Mrs. Gordon 'Powell and Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock attended the
70th anniversary celebration of
the Clinton W.I. last Wed-
nesday at the Clinton Legion
Hall when Mrs. Austin Zoeller
of New Hamburg was the guest
speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. J.G. McIntosh
and Mr. • Stephen Tapp of
London visited last Saturday
with Mrs. Frances Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston
and Jennifer, of London spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs: Wilfred San.
derson.
Mrs. H. Swatridge and Mrs,.
G. • Guest loth of WinghaM
visited one day last week with
Mrs. Thomas Jardin.
,Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jardin
ad family of Kitchener visited
on the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jardin and grandmother, Mrs.
Elva Straughan.
Mrs. Maitland Allen is a
patient in Clinton Public•
Hospital.
SHOWERS FOR 7..r
BRIDE ---ELECT
Small bouquets of light
green, rose, yellow and blue
flowers with matching
11t streamers to decorate chairs
made a pretty setting in Knox
United Church when Miss Arva
Ball was honored with a
miscellaneous bridal shower
prior to her marriage next
Saturday.
• The members of the
Walkerburn Club were
hostesses and Mrs. Elliott Lapp
presided for the program. Miss
Nancy Anderson led a sing-
song accompanied by Mrs.
Gordon Gross, Mrs. Donald
Sprung gave two readings..
Mrs. Leonard Archambault
yeas in charge of the game
bingo and Mrs. Keith Machan
was the winner. Mrs.
Archambault also had a contest
and the winner was Lorraine
Chamney. Doris Naylor played
a piano solo.
Corsages were pinned on the
bride-to-be by Mrs. Nancy
Denys and on her sister, Miss
Brenda Ball by Mrs. Brenda
Parker. Mrs. Louise Gibbings
read an address of
congratulations and gifts were
presented by friends.
A bow hat was made by Mrs.
Nancy Denys and placed on
Arva's head. Arva thanked
everyone for the gifts and in-
vited all to her trousseau tea on
Saturday, April 12. Lunch was
served by members of the
Walkerburn Club.
Mrs. Ernest Durnin was
hostess to a bridal shower last
week for her niece, Miss Arva
Ball. Games and contests were
enjoyed. Miss Dorie Ellerby
was the clothespin winner.
The bridal alphabet contest
was won by Mrs. Donna Gib-
bings and Mrs. Edith Wright.
Mrs. Audrey McHan and Mrs.
Ethel Ball were winners of the
Cotton Ball Contest.
The person having the
Anniversary closest to Arva's
wedding day was Mrs. Diane
Durnin. The birthday winner
was Mrs. - Ida Martin. Lucky
chair winner was Mrs. Olive
Ball and the gift toss was won
by Mrs. Vera Penfound.
Gifts were carried in by
Michael Hoffman, Dorie
Ellerby, Tracy Machan, Nancy
Penfound, Karen Laidlaw and
Stephanie Durnin.
Arva thanked her relatives
for the gifts and lunch was
served by Mrs. Durnin assisted
by her sisters, Mrs. Roxy
Adams and Mrs. Vernice
�5tanbury: _•
TROUSSEAU TEA
Mrs. Stanley Ball entertained
last Saturday relatives, friends
and neighbours to a trousseau
tea in honor of her daughter
Arva's•coming marriage.
The home was attractively
decorated with pink and blue
streamers ., And flowers. The
lace covered'tea table was lined
with pink and centered with
white candles in crystal
holders.
Receiving the guests were
Mrs. Ball, Arva and the
groom's mother Mrs. Keith
Machan. Tracy Machan and
Jody Mustard were in charge of
the guest book,signed by over
150 guests.
Pouring- tea from silver tea
services were the groom's
grandmothers, Mrs. ' James
Machan, Listowel and Mrs.
Warner Andrews, Auburn, and
Mrs. Ida Martin, Clinton and
Miss Adeline Palmer,
Goderich
Showing the trousseau were
Mrs. Sharon Hoffman, Hensall;
Mrs. Lynda Mustard, Clinton;
Mrs. Cathy Riley, .Goderich;
and Nancy Gibbings of Clinton.
Showing the wedding gifts
were Tracy Machan and
Brenda Ball.
Tea and lunch were served by
the bride-to-be's aunts, Mrs.
John Sanderson, Blyth; Mrs.
Wilmer Glousher, Londesboro;
Mrs. Nelson McClure,
Seaforth; Mrs. Harold Stan -
bury, Goderich; Mrs. Ernest
Durnin, RR 3, Auburn; and
Mrs. Charles Adams, Goderich.
MRS. DAVID NIVINS
Funeral services were held
last Saturday, April 12 for Mrs.
David Nivins who passed away
at her home after a lengthy
illness on April 9.
She was the former Ellen
Muriel Smith and had resided
in West Wawanosh Township
for many years. She was 76
years of age.
Her husband passed away 15
years ago. She was a member
of Nile United Church.
She is survived by two sons,
Wesley at home and Alex of RR
3 Auburn; nine daughters, Mrs.
William (Elsie) Hardy, RR 1,
Belgrave; Mrs. Lloyd
(Margaret) Brindley, Saltford;
Mary at home; Mrs. Clarence
(Adaline) Allin, Goderich;
Mrs. David (Betty) Sproul,
Dungannon; Mrs. John (June)
Clark, RR 5, Goderich; Mrs.
Frank (Isobel) Dougherty,
Port Albert; Mrs. Dougall
(Grace) Clutton, Goderich; and
Mrs: `•I-eonard-(-E'lma)'--J•enk is,
Goderich; 42 grandchildren
and 17 great-grandchildren;
two brothers, Leslie, Huron -
view and Oliver of Ripley; and
one sister, Mrs. Frank
(Evelyn) Wilcox of Goderich.
She was predeceased by one
daughter Esther in 1925, also
sister Mrs. Fred Ritchie,
Ripley and one sister and
brother in infancy.
Rev. R. Brubacher officiated
for the service held at the
Arthur Funeral Home with
interment 'taking place in the
Dungannon Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Jim Smith,
Jim Nivins, Keith Hardy,
Allison • Hodgins, Russel
Brindley and Allan Dickson.
Flowerbearers were Scott
Jenkins, Derryl Clutton and
Gerald Nivins.
The Clinton Girl Guides welcomed 11 girls who "flew up" from Brownies last Monday night.
Left to right are Tina Strong, Ann Marie Hall, Cindy Durhirst, Cheryl Armstrong, Geraldine
McGee, Madonna Meyer, Lauareen Craig, Angela Demers, Margie Wise, Linda McKeller and
Anne Lavis. (News -Record photo)
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