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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-11-26, Page 8Hews of ayfield By MISS InI1(4' De WOODS PHONE: BAP 45 r 3 News of Auburn Correspondent; mg% W. allAPN9P0( phone Auburn 53.W day to spend a few days with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs, John Watson, )3ronson Line, before re- turning home, Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Kirldrame, the former's brother-in-law and sister, Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Lloyd Deard and three children, London, visited, Mrs. Kirldlarne'S parents, Mr, and Mrs, Emerson Heard on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. George Simorie and daughter Dawn, Georgina Is- land, visited her brother John Campbell and family, Bronson Line, and other relatives from Friday to Sunday. Don Kingsbury, Woodstock, was home over the weekend. With Mr. and Mrs. Kingsbury on Sun-day were her brother, David Nel- son, wife and two children, David and Denise, London, Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe Weaver, Hamilton, spent a weekend rec- ently with Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Stewart. Mr. Weaver Is manag- ing direetor of the Miss Canada Beauty Pageant of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Cl. McIntyre and family who have been occupy- ing M, Greer's home on the Blue Water Highway, Stanley Town- ship, moved recently to Mrs. 3, R. Cameron's cottage on Main St- reet, East. Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner left on Monday to spend the American Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. Wesley Morse, River Forest, III. She will •also visit her other sis- ter, Mrs. J. Wescott, Evanston, Ill, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hovey were in Mitchell on Sunday and also visited Mrs. Hovey's mother, Mrs. Bert Ruston, a patient in Strat- ford General Hospital who is im- proving in health following a crit- ical illness. Mrs. Henry Miller, Mount Clemens, Mich., and Miss Lola Elliott accompanied by her friend, Mrs. Tony Chapman, Detroit, re- turned to their respective homes on Monday after having spent the weekend with their brother W. Leslie Elliott. Mrs. Betty Lou McLeod and Lea Anne visited her brother Clarence Larson and family, Mrs. R. 3. Larson was with her sister, Mrs. L. B. Smith, London, on Sat- urday and Sunday. Mrs. William E. Parker who accompanied them to the city returned home Satur- day evening, Reg. Francis, Spencer Ervine and William Mellwain arrived home on Saturday after having been. with a hunting party in the Parry Sound district near Britt. Reg, Francis had the misfortune to shoot a cowl moose thinking it a deer. He reported it immedi- ately to the game warden, as moose are out of season there. At Michigan Wedding The Rev. and Mrs. Ivor Baden- ham, Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. G. Vanderhaar, Goderich Township, attended the wedding of Peter Vanloo, Clinton, to Miss Edith Van Holstyn, Gr- and Rapids, Michigan, on Thurs- day, November 19. 11.1111, HEAR JOHN E. MCKIM Chairman Huron Citizens Legal Control Committee FRIDAY 11:25 P.M. CKNX - TV "YOUR FRIENDLY PLUMB IS A FRIEND TOMAVE• IIEI4Y IIENINEEDI [-WE SERVICE WHAT wE StZt CLINTON PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL SERVICE viromoresranmes NO MINAT1 N TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH A NOMINATION MEETING WILL BE HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER TOWN HALL. CLINTON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27th Between the hours of i and 2 p.m. Nominations will be accepted for the office of Reeve and 4 Councillors for the Township of Goderich for the year 1960, and also for the positions of 3 Trustees for the Goderich Township School Area Board for 2 year terms, IP AN ELECTION SHALL BE NECESSARY WILL. BE HELD ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th Between the hours of 9 a.m. end 6 pare at the following places, and With the following officials in charge: Deputy Returning Officer Poll Clerk 1-Orange Hall V. Fattener nerve Fuller Z,-.-SS 2 (basement) H. Sturdy Cliff Sturdy 3-House of Albert Schilbe Chas, Wallis Wit, 1Vicliwain 4-House of a Tyndall Elmer Trick DOA Middleton 15--HOUse of 11, McCartney H. 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Plan 3 If your picture tube Non, we will replace 40%. Enroll to-day for as little as $2.00 (plan 2.31 or mail us you and address, so a Club representative may call and explain the membership to you CLUB MEMBERSHIP Box 602 Goderich name mymiiimeme ENROLL TO-DAY SAVE' needs repairing upon inspection of your applico. to Club Member at manufacturer list price less IltsKm mgr. opi VtAr_IX3.1 .NEWS.RXCORD nitrliSDAZ.NDIMMBER 20, 150 Erie Cleave is visiting his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cleave, Mrs, J., Petri* left on Sunday for Galt owing to the illness of her parents, Mrs. A. W, Hayman and Miss Ruth E. Hayman, London, were in the village on Friday. Arnold IVIaltins returned home from Manitoulin Island on Satur- clan having bagged a fine buck. Mrs. Frank Nelson returned home on Monday after having spent ten days in Aneaster and Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker and Charlie, London, are spend- ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parker, Mrs. Clayton Guest returned to Leaside to-day (Thursday) after having spent ten days with her sister, Mrs. Malcolm Toms. Harry Baker, London, has been spending nights at his cottage "Wheel-In" while on a business trip in the district this week. Miss Shirley Brandon, B.A., Es- sex and Mr. and Mrs. W, Fiat- blado, Oakville, were with their father, H. N. Brandon for the weekend. Mrs. E. W. Oddleifson, London, who recently, underwent surgery to her knee in Victoria Hospital, is recuperating at her home in the village. Guardsman Robert Orr left on Tuesday to rejoin his regiment at Camp Petawawa, after a fur- lough spent with 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William R. Orr, Percy Renner, with his wife and David, and Wilmer Harrison re- turned on November 14 from Sault Ste Marie. The men each brought home venison. Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Sehutte and baby (who spent some days with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Path after their cottage was closed) left on Saturday for Toronto. Miss Charlene Scotchmer has returned to Teachers' College, Stratford, after having been home while doing practice teaching at RCAF Station Clinton. John Scotchmer Sr. had the misfortune to fall on the slippery street in Goderich one day last week sustaining three fractured ribs, netts. Fred Watson was able to leave Clinton hospital on Satur- Picture Perfect ELECTROHOME TV THE GRAPHIC 23" rectangular picture gives an en- larged viewing area, right out to the squared corners. Now you see all the picture, better too, with the new Mk II chassis. Hand rub- bed walnut, mahogany, light oak. Deilcraft furniture all-wood cab- inet accents the large 23" tube. Now at Galbraith RADIO & TV YOUR SERVICE DEALER HU 2-3841 SS 4 Club Has Regular Meeting (By Mrs, Merrill) The SS 4 Goderich Township Community CM) met hist Wed- nesday at the home of Mrs, Fred Lobb. Tile meeting was in charge of the preSident, Mrs. J. Merrill, Roll call Was: 25 cents a mem- ber to be given to the Children's Aid Society of the county, A do- nation is also being given for the Christmas TB Seals fund, A letter of thanka from Mrs. Fred Siornan, Capreol, Ont„ was read, thanking the club for the boxes of quilts and clothing re- ceived. A quilt was quilted and lunch was served by Mrs. Mervyn Lobb and Mrs, Carman Tebbutt assist- ing the hostess, The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. James Lobb on ThunsdaY, Dec. $ (note change of date). 0 Turner's WA To Have Candlelight Service Dec. 13 Turner's United Church Wo- man's Association met in the basement of the church on Wed- nesday, November 18 at 2.30 p.m. with 11 members and,two visitors present. Roll call was answered with "Steps Towards Peace." Scripture was read by Mrs. E. Townsend, the prayer by Mrs. E. Whitmore, and devotions by Mrs. William Rogerson. The topic "Blessed Are The Peacemakers" was by Mrs. H. Johns. A White gift and candle- light service is planned for Sun- day, December 13 at 8.30 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs. G. McGregor and Mrs. M. Falconer. Officers for a two year term, 1960 •and 1961, were read: honour- arY president, Mrs. G. Mills; past president, Mrs. L. Lawson; presi- dent, Mrs, 3, Turner; first vice- president,,Mrs. E. Whitmore; sec- ond vice-president, Mrs. E. Crich; secretary, Mrs. F. Falconer; treas- urer, Mrs. G. McGregor; assistant secretary-treasurer, Mrs. M. Fal- coner; pianist, Mrs. E. Crich; as- sistant pianist, Mrs. W. Rogerson; Program committee, Mrs. W. P. Roberts, Mrs. L. Lawson, Mrs. William Rogerson, Mrs. J. Turner; press reporter, Mrs. H. Johns; assistant, Mrs. Stanley Johns; parsonage committee, Mrs. E. Whitmore and Mrs. M. Falconer; visiting committee, Mrs. McGreg- or and Mrs. M. Falconer; buying committee, Mrs. G. McGregor, Mrs. William Rogerson and Mrs. E. Townsend; cleaning church committee, Mrs. F. Falconer and Mrs. J. Turner; flowers and cards, Mrs. E. Layton, Mrs. S. Johns; lunch committee, Mrs. E. Town- send, Mrs. E. Crich, Mrs. L. Law- son, Mrs. E. Whitmore, Mrs. M. Falconer, Mrs. W. Rogerson, The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Ottis Fuller in Wealthy Street Baptist Church, Grand Rapids, at eight o'clock in the evening and the reception was in the church parlour. The guests from this vicinity were entertained over night by the bride's parents and members of her family. Shower Held Miss Shirley Brandon enter- tained at a personal and linen shower in the Orange hall on- Saturday evening for Miss Helen Blair a bride-elect of next month, The hall was decorated in. pink and white with a brides chair under an arch from which hung pink umbrellas, bells and stream- ers. About 45 women and girls attended. After playing games, Ellen Lindsay and Janis Galbraith brought in. the gifts in a child's riding automobile with trailer at- tached and Miss Brandon asked the bride-to be to accept the gifts. Miss Blair acknowledged the many beautiful gifts quite charm- ingly. The younger girls made a bride's hat for her out of the ribbons. Assisting the hostess in serving refreshments were Mrs. John Lindsay, Miss Ethel Blair, Mrs. Kenneth Brandon, Mrs. 3. Fras- er, Mrs. William Parker, Miss Alice Dunn and Mrs. W. Pitblado, Trinity WA Trinity Church Branch Wo- men's Auxiliary met at "The Hut" oil Thursday afternoon. Opening with the hymn, "Jesus Calls us O'er the Tumult" with Mrs. E. A. Featherston at the piano, Miss Lucy R. Woods presided and con- ducted the Litany. Scripture was read by Mrs. E, A. Featherston. Mrs. T. Castile gave the secre- tary's rpeort, and Mrs. R. 3. Lar- son's statement showed suffic- ient funds on hand to meet obli- gations. Mrs. C. Knuekey, prayer part- ner secretary, read correspon- dence and led in the prayer en- the partner. Mrs. E, A. Featherston, Living Message secretary, received sub- seriptions for next year. It was decided to hold the elec- tion of officers at the December meeting and the corporate cote- =Moe at the morning Service the first Sunday in. Decembee, The president reminded Members to place their self-denial offer- ing for St, Andrew's Day in en- velopes on the collection plate. They are to be clearly marked W.A. Mrs, R. H. F. Gairciner took the chapter of the study book in the absence of Mrs. .1.„ B. Higgins. ft was particularly in- teresting that two persons men- tioned in it, the Rev, Canon Heb- er Green and De. Griffin had been her guests this year. The Rev. B. J. S. Harrison said the closing prayers and Mrs.3. M. SteWart, hostess, serVed refresh- Grant Chithare spent last Weekend with his fondly at Chat- hatr. Mr. end Mrs. Bob Gardiner and daughter Jinja have moved into their new home last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow, Mit- ehell spent Sunday with her hrO- ther, Thomas Johnston and Mrs, Johnston, Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Haines', Margie and Eddie spent Sunday Ninth her father, William Rath- bun, 111.11sburg. Miss Winnie Thompson and Mrs. GlaclYs Wallis, Clinton, were guests on Sunday with Mrs. Char- les Straughan, Sandy Lawlor has returned af- ter a few days spent at Wingham with his daughter, Mrs, McIntyre and Mr, McIntyre. Thomas Anderson, Toronto spent last weekend with his bro- ther, Oliver Anderson, Mrs. And- erson, William and Nancy, Several from 'this district at- tended the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Daer held at Goderich on Friday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Mel Osmond and family, Toronto spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. William T. Robinson and Mr. Robinson. Friends of Mrs. John Wilson are pleased to know that she has returned from London hospital where she underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hill and Miss Sadie Carter visited in the village on Sunday afternoon. Miss Carter is assisting Mrs. Hill who has a fractured leg, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Youngblut and Miss Inez Youngblut, Zurich were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur, John, Ronald, Wayne and Philip, Thomas Haggitt and son Geo- rge Haggitt were recent visitors with the former's brother, Joseph Haggitt, Mrs. Haggitt and fam- ily in Leamington. Mrs, Keith Meehan received a trip to the Royal Winter Fair for her work as leader of the 4-H clubs. She was unable to go as her daughter, Trudy was sick. Mrs. Catherine Dobie who has been Jiving with her daughter, Mrs. James Johnston and Mr. Johnston, Bluevale is visiting with Miss Margaret R. Jackson this week, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. George Beadle, Mrs. Clifford Brown, and Mrs. John Arthur were recent guests at Tavistock with Mrs. Annie Mogk and Mrs. M. Wettlaufee. Congratulations are extended to Ed Davies who won the Class E Championship Trophy in horse- shoe pitching last Saturday at the Royal Winter Fair. Court Kerr won sixth place in Class B at the same match, Mrs. Hugh King's Funeral Requiem High Mass was held at St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church by Rev. Father Achta- boweki for the late Mrs. Hugh King. Burial was made at St. Augustine R,C, cemetery. Pall- bearers were Joseph King, Owen King, Gus Redmond, Raymond Leddy, Wilfred Kinahan and Cyril Robinson. Farm Union Local 116 of the Ontario Far- mer's Union was' held in SS 16, East Wawanosh (Nesbit's School) With a fair attendance. A lively discussion was held on Farm Un- ion Week, and plans were made for membership week. It was decided to hold a social evening on Tuesday, November 24, card games to start at 8.15 p.m. The social committee will look after prizes and lunch. Dur- ing the evening membership teams will be 'appointed to assist those farmers who are interested in a fair share of the National Income, and to interest them in becoming members of the Farm Union. This meeting was in charge of the Local President, Ray Hanna. Tidy Teens The Auburn Tidy Teens 4-H Homemaking Club met with the president, Margaret Haines in charge. The minutes were read by the secretary Eileen Schneider. Roll Call was answered by tell- ing plans for rods and shelves in their clothes closets, Mrs. Keith Meehan the leader discussed plans for achievement day and had record books brought Up to date. She also talked about curtains for improvised clothes closets. The assistant leader, Mrs. Ed Davies demonstrated the making of a laundry bag and suitable materials. She showed how to cover hangers with velvet and each girl covered her clothes hanger. Quistmas Fair Christmas trees, reindeer and other decorations covered with silver and the Playing of Christ- mas carols formed a lovely set- ting in the Sunday School audi- torium for the Woman's Associa- tion. annual Christmas Pair at . Knox United Church last Friday, Rev. R. NI, Sweeney opened the Fair and welcomed the guests. Mrs. Fred Toll and Mrs. Oliver Anderson were the hostesses, The conveners of the numerous departments were; children's tab- le, Mrs. Ernest Intnenn; fancy work, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall; aprons, Miss Elina Mutch; Christ- mas cakes and puddings, Mrs. James Jackson, MrS. George Mil- Tian; decorations and novelties, Mrs, Thomas Lawlor; candy, Mrs. Arnold Craig; baking, Mrs. Ted' East; farm produce, Mrs. Elliott Lapp; tea room, Mrs. Bert Craig; advertising, Miss Margaret R. Jackson. .• The decorating was done by the president, Mrs. Arthur Grange, assisted by Mrs. Maurice Bean and Mrs. George Wilkin. These various conveners were assisted by all the members of the W.A. During the evening Miss Clare Taylor, Blyth, showed pictures of her stay at Frobisher Bay and her work among the Eskimos, this was in charge of William L. Craig. Approximately $300 .was realized from this fair, Women's Institute Plans were made for the Christmas meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute when the members will bring a guest. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt presided for the meeting. Mrs. Robert J, Phillips was at the piano. The minutes were read by Mrs, Bert Craig. A letter was read concerning a pottery demonstration and the secretary was instructed to write about these exhibits and to learn more about English pottery. The president urged all over the age of 21 years to receive their polio shots. Each member is 'asked to bring a donation to the next meeting for the War Memorial Children's Hospital, London in the form of jellies, jams, dolls• and• games suit- able for little gifts. A shower will be held for the Children's Aid Society and anyone wishing to contribute clothing, gifts or money will leave it at the table at the door. The 25 cent gift exchange will be in charge of Mrs. William Straughan and Mrs. Arnold Craig. Mrs. Thomas Lawlor reported about the lamp shade course which will start on Thursday, No- vember 26 at 2 p.m. Any one in- terested is welcome. Roll call was answered by nam- ing a Canadian tree and the use of its wood. The motto "Peace can. never be preserved in family jars" was read by Mrs. Herbert Govier. She gave some worthwhile thoughts ending by bringing back to mind that this is memorial month observing the peace trea- ties of both world wars. The convener of agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Frank Raithby spoke on careers by the dozen in agriculture, sta- ting that agriculture must keep up in world progress and thous- ands of scientists are at work con- tinually to produce plants and animals which provide more 'and TUOKEDSMXTII l4 AIDES TO MEET DEOVIVIDES The Tuekerstriith Ladies Club will meet at the home of Mrs.. William Rogerson, On Wednesday, December 2, at 8,80 p.m. Roll call is to 'be answered by the payment of fees for 1960, There will he an exchange of 75 cent gifts. MIDDLETON Miss Kathleen McNaughton, Lendon, spent the weekend wii.hh Mr,' and Mrs, Fred _Middleton. Aomial Meeting The _annual meeting of the Wo- men's Auxiliary of St. James Church, Middleton, will be held Wednesday afternoon, December 2 at the home of Mrs, Fred Mid- dleton. Roll call will be answered by a Christmas thought. WA Social The community is invited by 'the Women's Association to at- tend a . social evening in SS 9 schoolhouse on Friday evening, November 27 at 8.30 o'clock. Miss Claire Taylor, Blyth, will show coloured slides and films of life Among the Eskimos of Frobisher Bay on Baffin Island, This is a rare opportunity to gain first hand knowledge of these remote regions. Everyone is welcome and the WA ladies will provide lunch, better food at lower cost. She closed her talk by quoting a Canadian scientist who, has said that when all the world's re-sources of coal, oil and uranium have been exhausted, and ail its water resources harnessed, the agriculturalist, together with the forester, will still be improving and increasing the products a the soil. The next meeting will have a pot luck lunch with Mrs. W. Brad- nook, Mrs. Frank Raithby and Mrs. Andrew Kirkeinmeil in charge. An auction was conduct- ed by Mrs. George William and Mrs. Ed Davies. Lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, Mrs. George Haggitt and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz. BRUCERLD CorreaPentient: Mrs, H. Berry Phones: atinton Hu 2.7572 Seaforth fetio.a Mrs. John MeCowan fell at her home on Saturday, fractil her right arm at the shoulder, a patient in Clinton Public Hes- pitaL Mrs. W. Stacithouse, Mr, and Mrs. Mae Wilson visited at Ridge- town for a few days. Group 3. of the Woman's ASsoe- intion held a. quilting party at the home of Mrs. Lorne Wilson last week, Mrs, Thomas Baird; $r,, has improved ;sufficiently to be re- moved 'to her home from Clinton Public Hespital: Roy Leppirigton returned home from the 'hospital on lviondaY. Members of the Srucefiekt TOOF and their wives held a, ture key dinner at the Brucefield Unit- ed Church on Tuesday evening, THE' ONLY SURE WAY to. keep Beverage Rooms Out Of• Huron County is to Retain the Vote' Against The Revocation -HURON' CTA. COIVIMITTEE* 47-b