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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-03-06, Page 3Alls4013, liNSWITEWE The Junior Institute met Feb-ruary 26. Membership fees were paid for the coming year. Delegate Junior Farmers Conference at OAC, Guelph in March. The annual Junior Farmer me, eting will be held on March 0- Tickets for the Drama Festival: were distributed among the mein- hers to be sold, -Mae Coleinau read several po- ems and the meeting Was, 44," journed, REAR Liberal Candidate- For Huron AT PORTER'S BILL SCHOOL Monday, March 10 at 8 p.m. Everyone 'Welcome .10-p Special I80-Coil Spring-Filled. Mattresses all sizes .:$19.95 BEATTEE FURNITURE Mrs. Grace Straug•han Mre,, „Grape. Straughen, wife of the late William. Straughan, of Colborne Township, 'died at Alex- Andra varine end General Hospi, talc Goderich, On Monday, March $, after a short illness. She was 101 years old. Mrs. Straughan celebrated her last birthday on February 2 this year at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Howard ,Sturdy, in .Gode- rich Township. She, had been in remarkably good helth and was able to do things for herself until a few days ago. She was the former Grace Watt, a daughter of the late Mr. and . Mrs. David Watt. She was a mem- ber of 13erimiller 'United church and the Goderich Octogenarian Club. Surviving are two sons, Benson Straughan, Minneapolis, Minn., and A. M. Straughan, Benmiller; two daughters; Mrs. Howard 0E15.'11.d) .Sturdy,- Goderich 'Town- ship, and Mrs. Harry (Nellie) lVfc, Kie, Toronto; nine- grandchildren; 20. great grandchildren; and one great great grandchild. • Service was from the Lodge funeral home, Goderich, on Wed- nesday afternoon by the Rev. F. A. Moote ,and interment was in Colborne Cemetery, NATIONAL TEA 'BAGS '°'s 45c PAEA LMGARDEN TEA. BAGS 100 ,.cup, SIZE 4 79c Close to •40' percent of immig- rants entering Canada during 1957 were in the manufacturing, mech- anical and construction trades. Open House Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dale, John Street, Seaforth; are having Open. House on Tuesday, March 11, on the occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. They will be at home to their friends from 2-5 p.m. and from 7-9 p.m. BILL Cochrane YOUR LIBERAL Candidate in Huron asks Why wore the Conservatives afraid to bring down a budget? VOTE LIBERAL (Published by Huron Liberal Association) 10-b 11111111111110111MMIN REARINSIMERIVEZEINISSOIRMEINTEINISIONSI FASTER FREEZING ACTION the BIG difference in freezers! You can judge a freezer by, the speed of its freezing action Faster freezing means the flavor and frertimeas Of Your foods Ore sealed in. The new Reveal-1as the fastest freezing adios) known. We can prove it in a tWo.4 minute test you should see— and feel, You'd see why experts hail Ilevee as the best freezer huy—by far! Nu m) $379.50 u FROM Clinton Electric Shop D. W. COP,NTSHi Proprietor Your WESTINOttotISE bettler flu 2-0646 —.'btartrt0ikr noimoruissursousousisummommormss. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1958 cLINTON zvl 8-RECOUD PAGE' TAM= organ; during the service, Mrs. d. MeKinght sang "The Lord's Pray-er." • Guest .speaker was IV/1Z J. A. IVIcKbp, Clinton, who Chose as .her aublejet, the theme of the day "at* Bread of ,Life"--bringing to mind that ""we are as a link in the great Ph-ain of women's prayer groups. .around the world; and no matter what our creed or 'color; we are all•Godfa children, and He hears each earnest and sincere prayer." The meeting closed with the Benediction given by Mrs. D. J. Lane 1t Clinton Public Library (UY Evelyn AM) now; Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping 'fr"cee ADMITIRD1104 Foil or $Nhtin size Install that new equipment! The materials you need are available Now 'is the time when workers are available! Out of work means less buying power! Work menus .prosperity for the •community! DO IT NOW! These men are wise investors! Huron &Erie.Canada Trust Head Office — London, Ontario • District Representative -H. C. Lawson, Clinton, Ontario Day of Prayer Service Sees A Fair Attendance The Women's World Day Qf Prayer service for. Clinton,. Was. held— in WeeleyeWriilia. United. Church 01 Friday, February 21, at .8 P.m., with only a fair .atteridan-: • . • • Tie president of Wesley-Willis Chorck-Wp/IS„,Mrs, C,•NelsOtt i pre- sided 'and Weleorrted those present, Repregentativee frOrn the various churches of the town, namely, Anglican, 'Baptist, Presbyterian, Contario. :United; Pentecostal, Dutch Reformed and; WeSleY-Will- is participated, 4Mrs.. 14, A. Rennie, organist of the host church, presided at the Mrs. Addison Pegg Funeral service will be conduct- ed this afternoon at two o'clock, in the chapel of the A. Millard George funeral home, ,Wortley Road at Elmwood Ave., London, for Nellie Elizabeth Orr, wife of Addison 'Pegg, 89 Elmwood Ave., London. Interment will be in Woodland Cemetery. Surviving besides her husband is one ,son, Dudley M. Pegg, Clin- ton; four daughters, Mrs. Clare H. (Doris) Magee, Clinton; Mrs. T. Ivan (Isobel) Guilboard, Montreal, Que.; Mrs. H. A. (Marjorie) Snell, Schenectady, New York; Miss Elizabeth Pegg, London; one sis- ter, Miss K. I, Orr, Toronto; two brothers, R. J. Orr, Regina,. Sask. and Thomas Orr, Montreal, Que. Mrs. Geo. McNall (By our .Anburn Correspondent) In failing health for some time, Mrs. George McNeil, passed away in the Thamer Nursing home, Sea- forth, on Saturday on her 82nd year. She was the former Janet Wilson. She is survived by one daught- er, Mrs, (Era) Bert Craig, Aub- urn; three sons, George, Blyth; Samuel, Goderich Township and Willington, Blyth; one sister, Mrs. M. Ohier, Goderich; also 19 grand- children and 30 great grandchild- ren. The remains rested at the 3. K. Arthur funeral home until Monday when services were held conducted by Rev. R. S. Hiltz. The pall-bearers were six grand- sons Donald McNeil, Earl Hamm, Robert McNall, Leonard Archam- bault, Douglas McNeil and -Verden Vanstone, • The many floral tributes were carried by James Howatt, James Pierce, Edgar McNeil, Rod John- Ed Johnston and Thomas McNall. Interment took place in Union Cemetery Blyth. FOIff-° ALL THE FAMILY Yeoniau AldWinelcie ,Funeral service was conducted on Sunday afterneen, March g, at the Ball and Mulch funeral home, High Street, Clinton, for Yeoman Henry Aidwinekle, Who passed away in .Clinton Publics Hospital, on Friday, Februa 8ry , He was in his 44th year. T!all.-lbegt.rers were Bruce Mc- Clinehey, William 1VIcAstr, Gordon Elliott, Watson Webster, -Orrin Dowson •and Aldie Mustard, Flow- er bearers were Adam Wilson,• Carl •Cok, Clarence Ball; Orporal Lo,iis Gilts, Robert Dalrymple and. Alec Thompson. Interment was in Baird's Cemetery. The Rev. T. .1', Pitt, Varna gild the Rev. E. J, B, Harrison con- ducted the service, .- Born in England., the son of Mr, and Mrs, Henry Aldwinckle, Yeoman came to Canada with his. parents 27 years ago. The family settled near Varna, and Mr. Ald- winckle has lived thete ever since. He married Anna Aiken'head in 1944, and they have operated a farm near Varna. During the past year, he was employed at RCAF Station Clinton. Surviving besides his mother, in Hensel', are one son, Gerald five years and Jo-Ann, eight years old; two brothers, Group Captain Ro- bert Aldwinekk, with the RCAF at Ottawa and Dean, at Varna. Thomas J. Stinson Thomas J. Stinson, Varna, .72, died Sunday, March 2, in Victoria Hospital, London, He was a retired farmer, born in Stanley Township, son of the late Mn and Mrs.•Thomas Stinson. He is survived' by three sisters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Susan Stinson, both of Tuckersrnith Township; and Mrs. Ernest (1Cath- erine) Izzard, Montreal. Service was from the Ball and 1VIutch funeral home, Clinton, on Tuesday afternoon and interment was in Bayfield Cemetery. On Monday evening the Varna Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1035 conducted a service at the funeral home. 0 "Should Women nave Separate Organizations? Should women have anything to do with farm organizations or should they have their own organ- izations? Should women have separate programs in• farm organ- izations? These questions will be discussed b ya panel on the Nat- ional Farm Radio Forum broad- cast of March 10. Three well known Canadian wo- men will make up the panel. They are Mrs. Nadine Archibald, secre- tary, Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture; Mrs, C. T. Armstrong, preSident, Farm Women's Union of Alberta, and Mrs. Elton Arm- strong, president, Central Ontario Area Women's Intitutes. The panel will be chaired by Gordon Hawkins of Tpronto. This program was pre-recorded at Vineland, Ontatio, where the Ontario Leadership Forum was holding its annual week-long workshop: Members of this For- um will also participate in the broadcast, O Happy Workers Regular Meeting Mrs, Joe Gibson was hostess for the meeting of the Happy Work- ers Club held on February 13. Roll call was answered' with a Valen- tine by the ten Members present, Mrs, Clifford Glazier won the lucky draw. A quilting highlight- ted the afternon and luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Elgin Dale and Mrs. Elmer Dale. At the next meeting, to be held at Mrs. Elmer Dale's, a pot luck lunch will be served. WEDDING Munro_Neale Colborne Street United Church parlor, in London, was the setting on Saturday afternoon, March 1, for the wedding of Patricia Diane Neale and Vaughn DeLoris Munro. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Stanley Neale, and granddaughter of Mrs, J. W. Stackhouse, Brucefielci, The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Munro, London. The Rev. S. A. 0. McKennitt performed the cere- tnony. The bride wore a formal gown Of pure silk peau de sole styled with embroidered band of alancon lace forming a sabrina neckline. The full bouffant skirt, cascading from the torso bodice, Was en- hanced with lace appliques sprink- led with simulated Sequins. A Mantilla of rosepoint laee and tulle, trimmed with pearls and sequins, held her fingertip veil Of French illusion and she carried a cascade of orchids with• hyacinth blooms. Miss Joan Roberts attended the bride as maid of honer gowned in sea green embroidered nylon Or- gariZa, Groomsman Was Harold Eaton, London. For travelling, the bride donned a navy suit with orange ice aeces. sories and fur jacket. Mr, Munro Is an employee of the London' Free Press. The couple will live in London, The large order of booke for winter reading has finally arrived at the library, They came hex by box and we now feel that there is, a gfied variety to help every- one catch up on what people have done, are doing or some .fiction to, help take your mind off the income tax deadline, In. planning time for e.tra read- ing at home; the librarian recall- ed a .conversation with Rev. G. G. Burton, one-time minister of On, tario Street United Church. We were walking up Rattenbury Street from the library discussing various subjects until we came to books. We agreed with his dic- tum that there should be eight days in the week, seven in which to do things we should and one in which to read the books we wanted to read, •- Brief resumes of books will 'be published from time to time lo acquaint the mernberS and non- member*ewith fresh reading mat- erial, Included in this list will be the names of books already known to some of the readers and which we would like to introduce to oth- ers. reality about the events and• characters that we do net find in most novels. This is a wholesome book which will still be around When some •of the more flamboy- ant modern novels are forgotten. . Water, Water Everywhere — Emily ic'imbrough, The ardent readers of Emily KillibraUgh!S earlier books will certainly want to read her description of the trip to Greece made by the indefatig- able 'four: 'EMily-Luz-Sophie and Darn, Besides' learning ranch that is entertaining and' instructive about modern Greece the reader 'will .reeall many memories of his .course Ancient history, As us- ual the intrepid four find them- selves in awkWard and humorous situations. Greek hospitality and kindness' helped in so many ways to make their stay in the country a happy one. Altogether this is a delightful -book for armchair trav- ellers. LEGION .AUNILIA-UX MEM MONI:PAZ MAUCH 8 The members of the Ladies. Aux- iliary to the Canadian Legion,. Clinton• Branch 140, will meet on Monday evening, March 8, com- mencing at 845. -..1•••• Obituaries T N DO IT NOW! DON'T WAIT 'TIL SPRING! Order those repairs done now! They invest in Huron & Erie— Canada Trust Debentures and Trust Certificates, earning 41/2% interest for periods of Ito 5 years, Ask for further details, S. w Smooth button-free fop! • Tru-bcdance consfructibn for (km tupporti b Smart wOvor stripe licking! O Tested for le years" use! • Matching Lit,A tpiing, lust $39.95 It's economical to keep your family's clothes beautifully groomed when you rely upon Clinton Latindry and Dry Cleaners. We're famous for quick service a n d high- qtiality work. ti This Week the Lucky No.' is 1920 Cheek your Calendar., If the number matches, take the Calendar to mire office and claim your $3.00 credit, For Your Convenience - Use Our Down Town Office on King Street (formerly Simpkins-Seim) My Memories of Six Reigns---by H. H. Princess Marie Louise. This book gives a fascinating peep be- hind the scenes' for those who have a lively curiosity about life: in Royal circles. The writer was the daughter of Princess Christ- ian of Schleswig-Holstein, who was the third datighter. of Queen Victoria. As most, of her young adult life was spent on• the contin- ent we learn a greAt deal about the life and traditions in the roy- al Palaces there. The Stars 14iake Room—by Nan- cy For those who read and enjoyed "For Goodness Sake" and for new readers, Nancy Jones has written a heart-Warming novel about an United Church minister and his family. The story is un- folded by the minister's wife. The locale of the story is our own Western Ontario and there is a ON LARGE SIZES OF 42114444 Du 13 eurgrar BEAUTY PREPARATIONS LIMITED TIME CtiiLAr HABITA14 DM:MONTE CATSUP " AUSTRALIAN SULTANA RAISINS MONARCH FLOUR 7 ". 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