HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1952-11-27, Page 9Mr. and Mrs, Bert -Craig spent
the weekend in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stpne-
house, Belgrave, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Scott on S iday.
Miss Ruth Arthur, V. .N., St,
Thomas, spent the weekend with
her mother Mrs. John Arthur,
Norman Griffiths and sons,
Larry and David, were weekend
visitors with Mrs. John .Turner,
Rattenbury St., W„ and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 0, McElveen
attended the funeral of Mr. Ailing,
Oshawa, who passed away sudden..
ly on Monday, Mrs. Frank Mc-
Ilveen is a daughter,
Mrs. Jack Duckworth and
daughter Jacqueline, Goderich, re-
turned to Niagara Falls with
them. The many friends of Mrs.
Griffiths will ,be sorry to learn
that she is a patient in the Gen-
eral Hospital there having under-
gone a major operation on Tues-
day. .
Library Concert
Auburn Public Library held its
annual concert in the Forester's
Hall on Friday night.
The program was presented by
pupils of six local schools, namely
Auburn school; Miss M. McIver
teacher; S.S. 9, Hullett, Miss Mc-
Farlane, teacher; Prosperity
school, Mrs. Kitchiner Finnigan,
teacher; Westfield school, Miss
Ada Dow, teacher; S.S. No, 16
East Wawanosh, Carl Mills, teach-
er; U.S.S. No. 11, Robert Ferris,
teacher.. Each school presented
three numbers,
The president, Dr, B. C. Weir
presided for an interesting and
varied program which included re-
citation by Ronald Snell; chorus;
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recitation by Dorothy Howatt, all
of Westfield school.
Carl Mills school presented a
dialogue and chorus by the school.
Mrs. Finnigan 's school had a
boy's trio, Allan Webster, Jim
Mills and Fredde Bakker with
guitar accompaniment and a girls'
duet by Effe and Antje Bakker
Dffuotrchat3 encore they sang a song in
Miss' McFarlane's school had la
two-part song; a girl's chorus,
"Alice Blue Gown" in costume
and two choruses by the boys.
Auburn school presented a chor-
us by, the school: a skit "Inocula-
tion Day at School," and a square
dance with Bill Dobie calling off.
Mr. Ferris' school had a dialo-
gue; a duet by Edna and Ellin
Daer and a P.T. drill.
,The evening closed by singing
"The Queen." A vote of thanks
was accorded the teachers and the
pupils for the splendid entertain-
ment. The accompanists were
Miss Margaret A. Jackson, Miss
Hamilton; Music supervisors, Mrs.
R. J. Phillips and Miss Mellveen.,
Proceeds were over $53,00
Womeus Institute
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute was held in the
Farrester's Hall on Thursday with
Mrs. Wes Bradnock presiding and
Mrs, R. J. Phillips was at the
piono, The meeting opened by
singing "The Ode," one verse of
J. S. Scruton
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The secretary Mrs, ID, Fowler,
read correspondence including
wall paper demonstration, and a
County Institute at Seeforth„
was decided to hold the demonstra-
tion in the new year. Mrs.. 3racl,,
-the County Institute .
orinocrknwzapPointed a delegate to
Seaforth
There was a discussion on ways
and means of making money.. It
was decided to hold a euchre par-
ty this month and to have a
birthday party at the January
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h. 11. aveM.4 r%.entGerteoarigne-
Hamilton gave a paper on Hist-
orical Research; •
A chorus by the ladies of the
lunch committee sang a song"
"Twenty-one Will Stay" and Mrs.
Fred Plaetzer sang a solo. The
roll call was answered by a "A
relicuee1 .17d its history," Meeting
closed by singing "God Save the
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Refreshments were served by
Mrs. W, T. Robison, Mrs, D. Fow-
ler, Mrs. R. Finnigan, Mrs, G. Mc-
Clinchey, Mrs. Armstrong and
Mrs. F. Ross.
Nomination Meeting
A nomination meeting of the
village was held in the - Public
Library Friday night. A report
of the year's work was given
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