Clinton News-Record, 1985-1-23, Page 19•
Clinton Guides welcomed five new members into their group this
week. In a special fly -up ceremony five Brownies ( centre y were
promoted. They are (front row, kneeling) Andrea Fitzgerald and
Carla Caldwell. (Behind) Luanne Stevenson, Cherilyn Bylsma and
Jennifer Buffinga. (Shelley McPhee photo)
• Legion Auxiliary plays a vital role
By Al Welch
CLINTON - Legion Ladies Auxiliary
membership is open to any woman of good ..
character whose services were terminated
under conditions other than dishonourable;
or a woman of , good character who is -the -
wife, widow, mother, sister, daughter or
granddaughter (who has attained the age of
majority) of any person whose services
were terminated under conditions other
than dishonourable.
"Any person of good character who is the
wife or daughter of an associate member -
voting (under the --,provisions contained in
the general bylaws of the Royal Canadian
Legion)- or of aperson who is or was eligible
to be an associate member voting .as
heretofore stated and who has attained the
age of majority tinder the laws of Ontario.':
- 394 Auxiliary units attached to our bran-
ches with a membership of over 30,000.
Underwriters of the Royal Canadian
Legion Ladies Auxiliary Bursary Program
with annual awards in the amount of
$125,000.00.
Donations -by the Awdliaries.to the Bu -
sary Program averaging $125,000.00 annual-
ly and supportive of the many branch bur-
sary and scholarship awards. •
:.� - e 1pual conte lltig1,tp g l�ntar}o om-
mandSeivice Bureau operation.
- An active sports program for their
members.
- Supportive of the many branch projects
and activities within their communities.
Social Programs
The Auxiliary plan social events to meet
the needs of the members and their guests,
dancing to relive the memories, the sounds
of the big band era, rock and roll and the
music of today, something- for everybody.
They host dinners, branch anniversaries;
Remembrance Day, Legion Week, honours
and awards, etc.
A -special thank you -from Vice President
Comrade "Gordon Tait for all the help on
Ladies Appreciation Night, to Chef Paul and
all the crew. It was very much appreciated
not only by • Comrade Gord and Entertain-
ment Chairman Comrade Eric Switzer but
was most appreciated by all the ladies.
There was a very good turnout for "Rob-
bie Burns Night" on -January 19th. A special
thank you goes out to Comrade, Bill Marsh
for filling in for Tony Nova due to the storm.
Coming Events
Veterans and Seniors Community pro-
grams seminar willbe held Saturday,
January 26, 10:00 a.m. at Durham. Provin-
cial Chairman Derek Pite will preside.
Anyone wishing to attend please contacti
Comrade,Steve Maguire.
Luncheon meeting held
for 28 UCW members
CLINTON - The Afternoon Unit of Ontario
,. Street Church enjoyed a smorgasbord lun-
cheon in the ladies' parlor at noon on
January 9 with 28 members and four visitors ,
present, •
Prior to 'the meeting Lula Merrill col-
lected -the dues with 16 paid up members and
15 life members. '
Leader Marion Powell • opened the
meeting with a thought entitled "At the
Year's Ending". The minutes- of the
December meeting were read and adopted
as read. Roll call was answered by 21 home
and 11 hospital calls. - -
The offering was taken by Lula 'Merrill
and dedicated by Marion Powell. The
general meeting was held with the Evening
Unit and they took charge of devotions.
Gladys Van Egmond entertained with her
musical talent arid had several ladies take
part.
Mr. Pick showed a film "Korea time for a
change", which was enjoyed by all. Lunch
was provided by, the Afternoon Unit. ,
Thegeneral meeting of -Branch 140 will be
held Monday, January 28th.
• The Zone 'C' Spring Convention is Sunday,
March 3, at Branch 140, Clinton, at 2:00 p.m.
Diamond Jubilee Seminar will be held
Sunday, February 10 at Branch 140 Clinton,
time 1400 hours.
Notice to affiliate members, dues must be
paid by‘ the end of this month January 31.
Unpaid dues - card will be removed from
membership board.
Sport Results
Results from euchre play at the Clinton
Legion bn January 15 included: High score,
F. McCowan and D. Evans with 87 each;
Lone hands, Ed Beziare and R. Flynn with 5
each; Low score, B. Grigg with 52. There
were 11 tables present.
Zone 'Bowl Off Saturday, January 19 at
-Goderich Branch 109, Clinton Legion "A"
team won trophy and advance to district
finals in Preston on February 23: Also "B"
team placed third and. will also advance to
district finals in Preston, February 23.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23,198,5—Page 17
Saddle Club pick officers
By Lisa Watt
The Se and District Saddle Club is
back at It again in hopes for a successful
1985 season!
The Christmas Party held on December 2
at the Kinburn Hall was a success. The meal
was delicious and the weather was very co-
operative.
After the meal, the annual meeting and
election of officers was held. The new 1985
Executive is as follows: President: Kathy
Patterson, R.R. 1, Bornholm; Vice -Pres.:
Connie Moore, Box 726, Mitchell;
Treasurer: Sharon Telfer, R.R. 5,
Goderich; Secretary: Lisa Watt, •R.R. 1,
Blyth; Directors: Alf Moore, Box 726, Mit-
chell; Lorraine Peck, R.R. 3, Kippen; Linda
Petrie, R.R. 1, Sebringville; Norma Riley,
R.R. 1, Seaforth; Joanne Sholdice, Box 1114
Seaforth; Beth Thomson, Box 732, Seaforth.
At the last executive meeting on January
11, two major functions were discussed and
finalized.
The first is a winter snow party. This will
be held at the Brodhagen Community Cen-
tre on Sunday, February 17 at 2:00 p.m. The
snowdate is the following Sunday, February
24. There will be cross country skiing,
skating, cards and games. You are asked to
bring something for the pot luck supper,
your friends, and lots of enthusiaastn!
Refreshments will be available and all the
cutlery is supplied. The cost is only $2.00 per
single person or $5.00 per family. This event
promises to be a fun -filled social afternoon
with your support. Everyone is welcome! If
you have any questions contact Kathy Pat-
terson 345-2861 or Linda Petrie 393-5543.
The next function, on Sunday, April 27 is
our Annual Poker Rally on Horseback.
Many prizes will Ile awarded and more in-
formation will be given at a later date.
Anyone yvishing to become a member is
asked to contact: Seaforth and District Sad-
dle Club, c/o Lisa Watts, R.R. 1, Blyth, Ont.,
NOM 1M0- (519) 523-4428.
4-H as popular in Huron
During 1984, 1,579 4-H projects were com-
pleted by 944 members in Huron County.
Projects included livestock, horticulture,
fitness fare, quilting, computer, personal
finance and leadership.
Responsible for the 189 4-H clubs held in
the County were 255 dedicated 4-H leaders.
4-H is open to everyone between 12 and 21
years of age; and is an excellent opportunity
to develop various skills and make friends.
If you are interested in finding out more
about the 4-H program, call the Rural
Organization Specialist at your local
Agricultural Office.
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