Clinton News-Record, 1977-03-24, Page 8PAQE lc—CLINTON N,EWS.-RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1977
COMMUNITY NEWS
Prize winners at the weekly
euchre party were as follows:
high lady, Mrs,, Warner
Andrews; low -lady, Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson; high
man, Tom Jardin; low man,
Tom Hallam; and novelty,
Mrs. Robert Turner.
Twenty-four ladies did the
quilt project and now classes
will be held in the' evening for
those who couldn't attend the
day course.
Dr. and Mrs. Nigel
Harradine of London and Dr.
Michael McIntosh of London,
England visited last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips. Dr. McIntosh is on
tour of Canada, United
States, Australia and New
Zealand.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Crich and
boys moved into Gordon
Chamney's house last week.
Mrs. Wilma Brawley
arrived home last week from
her vacation in Florida for
several months. ----
Congratulatibns to Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Campbell on the
arrival of their baby girl.
Wilfred Collinson was a
patient for several days in
Clinton Public Hospital and
came home last Saturday.
The Sunday School
Executive is again planning
their annual pancake supper
on April 6. Supper of pan-
cakes, maple syrup,
scalloped potatoes, cold cuts
salads and home-made pies
will be served from 5 p.m. - 8
p.m.
Arnold Craig is a patient in
Wingham hospital.
Mrs. Frank Van Dongen
returned last weekend from a
trip to Holland.
W.I,
The March meeting of the •
Auburn Women's Institute
was held last week in the
Community Memorial Hall.
with President Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock in the chair.
The minutes were accepted
as read by the secretary Mrs.
Donald Haines. A letter was
read from Miss Jane
Pengilley telling of her
transfer to Wellington County
and announcing that Mrs.
Laurlee Marshall would be
acting Home Economist for
• Huron County.
Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer
reported on the purchase of COMMUNITY NEWS
lights for piano etc. in the hall Mr. and Mrs. Ron Liver -
and Mrs. Donald Cartwright, more and sons of Fordwich
4-H club leader reported on spent the weekend with her
the two Auburn clubs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
A letter was read to say' Haines.
that the Huron West Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, Miss
Executive meeting will be Sadie Carter and Mrs._
held on April 4 at 1:30 p.m. at
Belgrave.
Plans were made to cater to
the Horticultural District
meeting on April 23 in the
Community Memorial hall at
12 noon.
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell
reported for- ,the car Com-
mittee and read the thank you
notes received. Creative
stitchery was the first choice
with needlepoint • as the
second choice for coming
short courses.
A piaAo solo was played by
Mrs. Catherine Jackson.
Mrs. Leonard 'Archam-
bault, public relations dfficer
introduced her guest speaker,
Mrs. Catherine Welsh
supervisor of the -Health Unit
in Goderich. She outlined the
work of the Unit and spoke of
what the staff wished to
accomplish in the county.
Mrs. ''Thomas Haggitt
thanked Miss Welsh and on
behalf of the members
presented her with a gift.
The motto, Teach us to put
into action our better im-
pulses straight forward and
unafraid, was given by Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson.
Roll call was answered by
telling what this generation.is
doing for the community.
Plans were made for the
next meeting on April 19
which will begin at 12:30 p.m.
with a smorgasbord lun-
cheon. Everyone will bring a
hot "dish for the first course
and the lunch committee of
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt„, Mrs.
Arnold Craig and Mrs.
Donald Cartwright will
supply the dessert.
The district president, Mrs.
Ivan Wightman of Belgrave
will be the guest and annual
reports and the election of
officers will.take place.
A display of crafts will be
held and these will be placed
by Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer
and Mrs. Thomas Jardin.
Everyone is asked to bring a
craft for the:display.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson, Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell and Mrs.
Catherine Jackson. Prizes
went to Mrs. Robert Turner
for having the lucky cup;
Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer for
having the anniversary
nearest the date; and Mrs.
Leonard Archambault for
having the birthday.
D rothy Reed of Goderich
vi ited lastweek one day with
M . and Mrs. Oliver
Anderson. I
r. and Mrs. Douglas
k, Donald and Christine
ndon.visited lastsSunday
Mrs. Frances Clark.
s.. Donald McCauley and
Iter Melody attended
e Capades in Kitchener
last S turday.
The \Rev. and Mrs. Ure.
Stewart of Seaforth visited
last Th rsday evening with
Mr. a d-. Mrs. Oliver
Anderson.
Mrs. ugh Bennett of Port
Albert isited last Friday
with her sister Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock.
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Summerhill Ladies meet
The March meeting of the
Surnmerhill Ladies Club was
held at Sandra Westerhout's
home. Donna Gibbings
opened the meeting with a
poem entitled "Spring".
Sixteen members answered
the roll call by telling about or
showing something ac-
complished during the
stormy weather, and also by
wearing something green for
St. Patrick's day.
The annual Dessert Euchre
and Bake Sale is planned for
April 27 at 1:30 p.m. An
auction sale will be held at the
April meeting; the proceedS
here will be donated to the
Hall Board.
Betty Batty will be hostess
for the 'April meeting. Roll
call will be answered by
bringing an item for the sale.
Lucy Ellis, Lorna Ellis, and
Marianne Colclough will be
responsible for lunch and
program.
• Sandra Westerhout en-
tertained by showing slides of
her recent Caribbean Cruise.
Betty Batty had a guessing
contest won by Donna Gib-
bings.
The meeting was closed in
the usual manner and lunch
was served.
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Registration excellent for first
Christian School Kindergarten
It was an historic day for
the Clint and District
Christian School on Thur-
sday, March 17 when, for the
first time in their 15 years of
existence invited parents to
the school to register for
kindergarten.
The decision to introduce a
kindergarten to the school
was made at the general
society meeting held on
February 2.8, and the board
has been entertaining ap-
plications for the • new
teaching position and at the
same time has been looking
into the possible enrolfnent
for this class.
The principal, Ralph
Schuurman, described first
day registration results - as
"Going beyond all my ex-
pectations. I expected
perhaps 20 to enrol. Imagine,
my surprise when by noon we
had enrolled 25 pupils for
kindergarten". He added that
he anticipated at least two or
three more registrations in
the next few weeks.
Asked whether the Board
had considered the possibility
of having two kindergarten
classes, he said that theyhad
not as yet thought it
necessary to discuss that
eventuality, but he hinted
that if the expected two or
three more pupils were to
materialize, two classes
wpuld be very likely.
• It was -a teacher who
summed up the events of the
day. He explained that the
success of the day was all the
more gratifying in the light of
the general call today to, not
only basic education, but also
to an education which
stresses the inculcation of
those social, moral and
religious values taught at
home.
"Perhaps", he said,
"today's registration can be
seen as a show of confidence
in the school by, not only our
present members, but also by
those newly introduced to the
system."
Smile
A teenager we know has a
back problem. He's totally
inapable of bending over to
pick up his dirty clothes.
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Our friend wishes he were a
kid again. Then all he had to
do to lose weight was take a
bath.
Holmesville news
by Blanche Deeves
wishes to Cherri.
Heather Potter is spending
her winter break with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Potter.
Beverry Porter, who has
been working in Fart
McMurray, is home visiting
with'his parents Mr. and Mrs. -
Dick Porter:
Orry to hear so many are
under the weather in
Holmesville. Jim Angus, and
Harold Jantzi are two, so
wish you all well.
There are several trappers
in the area buy catching
muskrat and report the catch
seems pretty good.
Murray MacDotigall and
Herb McAdam travelled to
Bayfield, taking a look at the
harbour and boats. Also
enjoying the bells ringing at
Trinity Anglican Church.
Sorry to hear of the fire at
Blakes Welding shop in
Clinton.
Worship Service was held
Sunday afternoon at
Holmesville United Church.
Baptismal Service was held
With Blair. Edward Miller, son
of Barry and Lorna _Miller
baptised. Sunday School was
held in the Church Hall.
WI card party
A very successful card
party was held at Holmesville
Public school Thursday 17th
by the Goderich Twp. W.I.,
with 13 tables playing.
Winners were: 'ladies' high,
Muriel Lockhart; ladies' low,
Evelyn Orr; men's high, Jim
Oke; men's low, Frank Yeo;
lone hands, Helen Fuger.
Lunch was served by the,
ladies and a stcial•time was
had by all.
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