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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-01-14, Page 9RADIO-T.V. 5EPVIZF, ALL toND5 WU Dao AT PRICE5.THP' NOTICE The January Session of the Huron County Council will be held at the Court House, 0oderich„ commencing Tuesday, January 19., 1960, at 2.00 p.m. All ";orrimimirlicotions to. be in the 'kinds of the Clerk by Friday, Januory 15, 1960. J. G. BERRY, Clerk-Treasurer, County of Huron, Court House, Goderich, 'Ontario. Wool Kossar Photo by Freak Giant "WHAT IS A CANADIAN ?" Telegram Staff Reporter, Leon Kossar, traveled 10,000 miles to bring you the surprising answers to this question. Come with him to such fascinating communities as the Winkler Mennonite settlement. Visit the New Brims- wkk town with a baseball team whose players, are ell named Gaudette. Travel with The Tely to new 'Italia- Canadian communities, old-established Ukrainimm- Cunedion communities. Look in on the Gimli Iceland's', the Victoria Sikhs--and. all your other colorful fellow Canadians. 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NEWS-RECORD CLASSIFIED ADS A RE EAGERLY READ. rr IF YOU HAVE SOME ARTICLE TO SELL -- IF THERE IS, SOME PARTICULAR THING YOU WANT TO BUY PUT A :Linton N-ewsiRecord. CLASSIFIED At) TO WORK FOR YOU! '71-1URSIDAY, JANVA.RT 14, 1960 =germ ;Novs-agoRro AUBURN OBITUARY Mrs, George Naylor Ty our ,Anltsarp. earrespondent) Ifurteral service for the late Mrs. Bore MAO, was, held Wedres- day, 'Jan:nary .6 at te J. Keith Artinir Uncral , home h , .Auburn. :Service was conducted by Rev. R. Sweeney and burial was in Winghare, Cemetery, Pallbearers :Were Bert Thompson, Mark Arm-.. strong, Ernie Snowden, Clarence ,ChannneY, Calvin Robinson, and Mason Robinson, Friends from a distance were Mr, 'and Mrs. Car- man Horley, _Sarnia; Mrs, Frank Huey, Mr. and Mrs. Larne 1-11.1e3S Lorne Horley, and Mrs. Donald Hazzard, Wallaceburg; Mr, and Mrs. Scott Robinson, and Mrs.. Douglas London, and other neighbouring points. • • - • • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner entertained last Sunday in honour 'of their daughtx, Julie's first birthday. Guest were Mr. and Mrs. George Ross, David. and Nan- ay, Benmiller, Mrs, Duncan "Mac- kay, and. Barbara,. , and . grandmother, Mrs, Dorothy Reed, Goderich. 'MERRILL TV SERVICE 'Phone HU 2-7021 — Clinton WitLILIAM PEPPER,. A. J. McMIURRAY, ,P.reslident Secretaty All people interested in Agricultural Fair, please HURON CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY TO BE HELD IN THE AGRICULTURAL BOARD ROOM Saturday.. January. 16,1960 . ANNUAL MEETING accept this invitation at 2.00 p.m. Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor returned from her visit with her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Raithby and Mr, Raithby in London. Mr. and Mrs. `Gordon Wall and faintly, Hollyrnod, visited with Mr. 'and Mrs. Keith Arthur and family and other relatives last Sunday. Murray Rollinson, .Goderieh spentlaat weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Rollin- son. Friends here will be glad to hear that Rev. Robert Meally, rec- tor of St. Mark's Anglican church 'has recovered, Congratulations' to Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Stoltz who on' Monday, Jan- uary 11, observed their 61st wed- ding anniversary, quietly at their home. Kenneth Staples arriv• ed home for .the winter months after being IMMO employed as 'head cook on the SS Midland Prince for the sailing season. Mr. and Mrs. ja,mes, Hembly Jr.,, Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Brown and faintly, and Ted Hembly, Pahner- ston, spent Sunday with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hembly.., A former bank manager, Larry Glasgow, has- received word of his transfer to • Beamsville. He has been in Brussels for some' time. Mr. and Mrs, Glasgow, Allan and Dennis will -be moving in the near future, A life-long friend,. Mrs, Charles Straughan received word that both are enjoying good helath and the best wishes of this cornmunity go to this couple on their golden wedding celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mills, Goder- ich,, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills, West Wawanosh, and Mr. and Mrs.: Er- nie Craig, ,Goderich, were guests last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. William 3. Craig. , Stanley McIntyre and Miss El- eanor Laisson, Dundas, were -re- cent visitors' with Mr. and Mrs, Warner McIntyre and family. Master Freddie McIntyre return- .s • 1-2-b (MRS, CLARE McBRiDE, C4rreaPontiant), NEWS of GOSHEN NORTH ed to '13undas with them for a Week's visit. Friends of Ernest - Pattorsoni Goderich, will be Pleased to know that he is recovering from his re- cent sickness, and is at the home of his daughter, Mrs, Grant Mc- Donald and Mr. McDonald, at London. The Auburn' Tidy Teens 4-H Club held, their final meeting for the project, "Clothes closets up to date." President, Margaret Hain- es opened. ,the meeting, The girls judged garment covers.' and gave reasons the same as they will be doing at Achievement Day, Mrs. Keith Meehan was the leader and was assisted. by Mrs-. Ed. Davies. This Club is sponsored by the Auburn Women's Institute, Donald Rabies, Duncan Mackay, Ross Youngblut and Wes Brad- nock, of Knox Presbyterian chur- ch, joined with other men of the Huron-Maitland Presbytery with Reverend Alexander Nimino, DD, Moderator of the General Assem- bly- of the Presbyterian Church in Canada to be guests of Rev. Krug on the United. Church Sing-Time on CKNX-TV last Sunday even- ing. Mission Band The Light Bearer's Mission Band of Knox United Churcirenet in the Sunday school room, The superintendent and Mrs. Arthur Grange had charge. Promotions took place, Mrs. Maurice Bean's group was received through the gates by Miss M. R. Jackson and Mrs. Leonard Areharribault's by Mrs. Bean. Mrs, Oliver Anderson, president of the Woman's Mission- ary Society, conducted the instal- lation of new officers. Baby-sitting by. African was defnonatrated by..Vancy Aai- derson using Shelly Grange's doll as model, and Robert Wilkan tried carrying as basket on his head as done by the Afrinan boys. Kenya on the map of Africa was explain- ed and the use-of drums-to sum- mon folk to meetings and partial-, lar events.' The story of the reading class from the second chapter of the study book was told. Allan Craig and Robert Wilkin received. the offering. Several answered the roll call with the payment of fees. NeW officerS are: president, Sharon Ball; vice-president, Way- ne Durnin; secretary, Glen Web- ster; assistant secretary, billy Lapp; • treasurer, Klaske Koop- mans; assistant 'treasurer, Jixdith Arthur. • • Golden Wedding Mr, and Mrs., Allan Bowles re- cently celebrated their golden wedding in Vancouver. Mrs. Bow: les was well known in this com- munity being Christina (Ten.a) Sprung and -was born in Hullett township. She is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Richard Sprung and attended. SS 9, Hullett for her early et-location. She was a school teacher and taught in the Nile district, in Clin- ton and other district schools. Mr. Bowles home Was near Lucknow. They were married in Calgary 50 years ago and, both passed their 83rd birthdays in December. For many years he was principal of Magee High Schools but is now re- tired, living in Vancouver. They have one daughter, Mri. 'TOephone Euchre A telephone euchre party was held at the home of Mr,. and Mrs, Amen Coleman, on January Q, when three tables were in play', sponsored -by the Order of the Eastern, Star, Exeter chapter. Present were Mr, and Mrs. Al- fred Moffat, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love,. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peck, Mr. and 'Mrs. ,Clare McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKinley and Mr, and. Mrs. Elgin McKinley. ,Attended Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arm- Strong ' guy, Montreal, Mr.. and, Mrs, Ron. ArmstrOng, Wood- stock, were weekend visitors with Mr, 'and MraS Floyd Armstrong. They also, artteildecl the wedding of Howard Armstrong and Joyce Bell on Saturday. Londonfree Press Announces Award For Joij-rOalism The London Free Press will pro- vide an annual Newspaper Editor- ial Award, eambining financial aid and on-job training for a student entering the. University of West- ern. Ontario who demonstrates "a lively interest in journalism," it was announced today., The award will have a each value of $250 for each year a win- ner attends university prior to graduation and the winner will be selected from among students from the 14 counties of Western Ontario who enter journalism, general arts, or other degree courses at the university. In addition, The Free Press will provide isn-jab training in editor ial department Work for a min- imum of 1,5 weeks each summer, and pay the student "riot less than $1,000 each summer." The object of the award is' to create interest among high school students in the opportunities of a newspaper career and to give them an opportunity for educa- tional- advancement and practical training. Dr. G: E. Hall, president of the. university, said in a letter to The Free Press: "The award will be a great help in stimulating students from eeeondary schools to enter directly or indirectly the field of jeurnalism. I arm happy indeed to accept this award." Those eligible to apply are Grade 13 students in any second- ary school_ in the counties of .Middlesex, 'Elgin, Kent, Lambton, Huron, B'r'uce, Perth, Oxford, Brant, Norfolk, Wellington, Wat- C, A, Ware, and two grandchild- ren, also of Vancouver, who join-. ed in this celebration Canadian Girls In Training The Auburn Canadian Girl s in Training of Knox Presbyterian Church had a full attendance at the first meeting of the new year. Barbara Sanderson gave the °all Ito worship and Barbara Mackay led the music. Margaret Sander-, son read Psalm 95, followed by prayer by Rose Marie Haggitt. Roll call was answered by each girl telling a New Year's Resolu- tion she had made. The minutes were read by Margaret Haines. Carole Brown gave. the financial statement and gave thei year's .re- port. The offering was received by Judith Arthur and the ,prayer was given by Marilyn Daer. The chapter of the study book "Paths that Cross" was told by the assistant leader, Mrs. Duncan. Mackay: It was the story of ,a little African. boy ' •and his red scooter and how he delivered coc- oa, A question period followed. Plans were 'made- for to have -a toboggan party on Friday even-. ing. Jannett Dobie and Linda Andrews will ,be in charge. The leader, Mrs. Wes Bradnock gave a rea ding, "The president's plaint." Closing prayer was given by Barbara Mackay. 'Knox WMS The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety . of Knox. United Church met in the Sabbath school morn of 'the church with' a ,fair attendance. Mrs: Oliver Anderson, the presi- dent gave the call to worship. Mrs. William J Craig presided' at the piano. Mrs. R. Sweeneny con- ducted the installation 'of officers ceremony. ,Roll call was answered by paying fees. A donation from Mrs. William, Dodds, Sr.., arid Mrs. 3, C. Clark was gratefully re- ceived. MIS„ Williana• T. Robison moved that the gift table 'be continued, seconded by Miss Margaret R. Jackson. Thank-you notes were read .by Miss M. R. Jackson for Christmas 'boxes- and sympathy eartla., Mrs. Anderson led in prayA. erg Mrs. Kenneth McDougall.presi- ded for the .worship service, read- ingPsaltn. 150, Mrs, .William S. Craig read from Corinthians; followed by ,prayer by Miss Jack- son. Mrs. McDougall read a very worthwhile Christian Stewardship lesson "Some secrets of Happi- ness". MISS Margaret A. Jackson favoured with a beautiful piano instrumental, The ,..,,tudy book "Africa Distur- bed was given by Mrs. Gordon MiCtinchey, She stated that ed- ucation in the past 5() yeara. has m eule a huge upsurge in Africa. Now schoels and hospitals are on the increase, TWo. years Emit now Africans 141 be able_ to be- came MD's at hone. Africa is. however upset by all 'the sudden changes the past eeritury, Blacks and whites Mutt learn to live together harmony,Mist' leriarieS are leading in unification. .and giving the negroes the right to .work and tenth and .lead self goveittoint, couple iffonoure0 Mr, and Mrs. Elmore Hayter were honoured at a party at the home of Elgin Porter, on Friday,. January 3, when directors and wives of the Stanley Federation of Agriculture' met to present them with a gift, Mr. Hayter was president of the organization last year. The evening was spent in playing progressive erokinole, with the winners being:high, Mrs, Mel- vin Graham and Harvey Hayter; slow, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Scotch- mer. The address for the presenta.- tion of a woolen motor rug and a hammered aluminum relish dish was read by Elgin. Porter, with Leslie Armstrong making the presentation. Mr. Hayter replied fittingly. London Road Club Names. President Mrs. H. Plumsteel Mrs. William Dean was hostess for the December meeting of the London Road Club, when roll call v*(rias answered by 'members placing a present under the Christmas tree. " Thank-you note was read from Boh'.Harland for a gift hesreceived wheri ill. Mrs. Rooth arid Mrs. Monaghan gave monthly reports. Boxes were to be sent to shut-ins at Christmas. Mrs. Harry Plumsteel was elect- ed president of the club, with Mrs. Q.41.1et Harland as vice-president. Treasurer is Mrs. Frank Rooth and secretary, Mrs. Norman Man- ning. Mrs. W. Managhan is to be flower convener. Mrs. Collins conducted a con test. ,Gifts were distributed. Col:- lection. for the flower fund a- mounted to $1.05. Pot-luck lunch was served. The next meeting will be on Thursday, January 21, at the home of Mrs. N. Manning, erloo, -Grey and Essex, provided: (1) They meet the admission re- quirements of the university; (2) They have attended a minimum of three years at one or more of the secondary schools in the 14 coun- ties; (3) They 'have demonstrated to tea 'hers, local journalists, or other responsible members of the community their interest and ap- parent capability in the field of journalism. A brochure outlining all details• of the award will be distributed to secondary, schools.. in ,the 14 counties in the near future. News of ubum Correspondent: MRS, W. E.I.PIAMNQPV; Phone Auburn 3W '.