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Clinton News-Record, 1960-04-21, Page 11LONDESBORO. Mrlf. :Bert Allan-- Correspondent Miss Ann Fairservice, Detroit, spent Easter with her parents. Miss. Margaret Tambl . m , Lea- ington, visitegcl at home, Mr. and Mrs, "Ca in Kitchen- er, vi it d with N! g zs e.. w r: and Mrs, Clair Vincent, Mr, and Mrs.. ,James McCobl visited on Easter with their daugh- ter and family, Hyde Park, Mrs, StanleyJohns and ant son are ,s spending a few .1a infant Pe ,.$' . daysunder. the parental roof. John Wells,. recently of near Belgrea:we, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wells,, Mr. and. Mrs, William Hamilton, Moorefield visited with the Robert; Thompsons. Mrs. Hgdgert and girls, 'Thames Rad, spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt, Mr. and Mrs. William 'Wells and Douglas; .Clinton visited with Mrs. Robert Youngblut on Easter Sunday, _ e Mrs. Alex Wells spent the week- end with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, Centralia. Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Radford, Niagara, were Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Rad- ford. lair, and Mrs. Dewar and baby, Atwood and Miss Maxine Hunking, London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunking Miss Doris Lear, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Crawford and baby Mark, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs. George Underwood and family, Wangharn, - were Easter visitors with their parents, ` Mr. and Mrs. News ► Aubvrn Correspgnplent: MFS,. W. BRADNOCK Phone A.uaurn 5.3W Edgar Lawson is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital.' Miss Patsy Wilkin had her ton- sils removed wiz Monday in Clin- to Public Hospital. Peter frown,. Windsor spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Mait- land Aller;, Mr, and Mrs. Bob GibbsaHamil- ton were Easter guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett, Miss Sherrill Toll, Blyth, is visit- ing with her cousin, Miss Bernice McDougall. Mr. and Mins. Orville Pyle, Guelph, visited with Hiram Lind- say on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Davies spent the weekend at. Streetsville with Mr, and Mrs, ;Albert .Doerr. William Gibson and Jack Cald- well, London, visited last Friday with, Mr. and Mrs. Dpnaid Fowler. Postmaster Kenneth Scott has returned to duty after a siege of the mumps,. Mr. and Mi s. Roy Farrow,. Mit- chell, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas; .Johnston last Thursday. Mr. and 1VIrs. Drew Fowler and Nelson Lear. Easter Sunday service was largely attended, and the choir sang two fine anthems, In the evening the Easter cantata "The Golden Morn" was presented .by the choir, and the resurrection story was read by the Rev. H. A. Funge. Willing Helpers The Burns Willing Helpers Mis- sion Band met at the home of Mrs. J. Babcock with 24 members re- peating the purpose. President June Govier led in the Lord's Prayer and hymn. Doreen. Riley, secretary, read the minutes. Lin- da Riley read the treasurer's re- port, Doreen Riley and Barbara Shepherd sang a birthday song. Members joined in a. singsong. A quartet was sung by Connie Howatt, Donna, Joyce and Sharon Riley; a duet was sung by Doreen and Sharon Riley; a trio by Di- anne Shepherd, Linda and Doreen Riley; a reading by Joan Howatt; riddles by Connie Howatt. Mrs. G. McGregor told a story, "Twins make Friends". Following a question and answer period, a project on Easter baskets was car- ried out under the direction of the leaders. McKINLEY FARMS & HATCHERY LTD. Lloyd Stewart Salesman RR 1, CLINTON PHONE HU 2-9910 faixzily, Lorgion visited recently withher brother, Robert Turner, Mrs. Turner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Pennington and family, Ottawa, spent the 'holi- day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McPhee, Mr, and Mrs, Ralph ,Jackson, Mitchell, spent the weekend with her parents, .Mr., and Mrs, John Daer and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith 'fou visited last Thursday with their. daughter, Mrs, Lorne Popp, Mr. Popp and family at Blyth. M. and Mrs, Ivan Stephenson, Brian, Bradley and Bruce, St. Catharines-: spent the weekend with Mr. and .Mrs. William T. Robison. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cox on their recent marriage. They will reside in Seaferth, Private Allen Craig returned to his Training Base in New Bruns- wick after a couple of week's leave. Mrs. Arthur Grange and Mrs, Elliott Lapp attended the WA Conference at St, Thomas last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Sutton and family; Camp Borden, spent the holiday with Mf. and Mrs. Jack Sprung and family. Mrs. Sam Daer and her grand- daughter Miss Laura Daer, are visiting with the former's sister, Mrs. Martin ' Ashman, Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Herbert Mogridge "received word last • week of her sister-in- law Mrs. Elizabeth Manning's death in London. She was 71 years of age, Mrs. Verna Doerr and sons Har- old and Brian, Niagara Falls, spent 'the holiday with her ;par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cham- ney. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Longfellow and family, Detroit, Michigan, were guests of her aunt, Mrs. Jaynes Jackson, James Jackson and Miss Margaret Jackson, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton and John spent the weekend in. Toron- to with their friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gagner and family. Their son returned with them for a visit with John. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson and family, Copper Cliff, spent The flavour and colour 'of Butter is Nature's secret! ONTARIO !REAM PRODUCURIia MARKITING BOARD RIIRIIS[NI'IMO S0,000 CRFAM PRODUCERS 1 the weekend with their Parents, Mr..and Mz's. J. J l ,obertspn. 040 Mr. and Mrs. William .Straw han, Mr, and Mrs, Robert J. Orals and family, Ilderton, Visited witch his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William. J. Craig over the weekend. Mrs. Craig and family stayed for a week s visit. arb, and Mrs..Duncan s Mackey, Barbara and o hnny pent last weekend in London; Miss Barbara and Miss Joan. Weiar flew to Ot- tawa to spend .the vacatigrl with Joan's grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Eustace, Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur and family over the holi- day were ,• Miss Margaret Weight nurse -in -training at . Brantford General Hospital, Mr, and Mrs. George Wright and daughter, Ka- thryn, Sarnia, Mrs. Bertha, Webster, Miss Anna Pritchard, Toronto; Mrs. Joseph Webster, Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Elwin young and Joan, Goderich and Mrs. Marjorie Obits, Willow- dale, visited on Good Friday, with Mr, and Mrs. Meredith Young and family. <Special Easter services were held in all the churches in the district, with lovely flowers ad- orning the altars. At Knox Pres- byterian Church a beautiful bou- quet was presented by Mrs. F. O. Mcllveen in loving memory of her late husband Guests with Mr, and .Mrs. Char. les Scott over the weekend were her brother, James Henry, Mrs. Henry and son Ross, Royal Oak, Michigan; her nephew, Guards- man Wayne Henry, Petawawa Camp; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ladd, Blyth and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor and son Jimmy, Mas. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs George Millian, Mrs. Bert Craig, and Mrs. Wes Brad- nock attended the executive meet- ing of the West Huron District of the Women's Institute at Dungan- non when plans were made for the district annual at Londesboro on May 18. 'Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs, Marvin McDowell were honoured on the occasion of their •Golden Wedding, March 31, when 33 guests sat down to a tur- key dinner. Ernest Snell congrat- ulated the couple. Mrs. Lillian Mackintosh gave •a reading "The Hanging of the Crane" by Long- fellow. Miss Judy McDowell (ac- companied by John McDowell on the piano) sang a solo. Ronald Snell played several selections on the piano. The singing of much Huron County Farming Report .(By D. G. GRIEVE, associate".ag- ricultural representative for Huron County) Fall sown crops' of wheat and barley seem to have wintered well. in most parts of the County. With the recent warm showers fields are starting to green up. Farmers have been applying additional nit- rogen to these crops in some cas- es. The ground is still too wet for spring cultivation. Jamas David Nivins (Sy o•ur Auburn Correspondent) James David Nivins passed a- 7 ay .on Saturday, April 1,0 in his 71st year, He {Was born in West Wawanosh, the son of the late Mr. James Nivins and Margaret Walk- er and was a farmer all his Iife. He was a member of the Orange Lodge 324,. Dungannon. He is survived by his wife who was Muriel Smith before her mar- riage, and two sons, Wes and Alex; nine daughters, Mrs, William (Elsie) Hardy, Mrs, Lloyd (Marg- aret) Brindley, Colborr}e Town- ship; Miss Mary, at home Mrs. Clarence (Adeline) Allen, Bennul- ler; Mrs, David (Betty) Sproul, West Wawpnosh; Mrs John, (June) Clark, Saltford; . Mrs. Frank (Isobel) Doghexty, Port Al- bert; Mrs, Donald (Grace) Clut- ton, Goclerich and Mrs. Len,'„ (El - ma) Jenkins; and also 20 grand- childrea Service was " fFrom the J. Arthur ftlneral:,horne ,,Tuesday afternoon - with; aaevaa 1iicharda, Dungannon ;.United Church,, in charge. • The LO,aervice was held on Monday evening: loyed hymns ,accoznvariied by liss Jean Clark on the piano complet- ed the programs. • Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Howatt, RR 1, Auburn held a surprise party in honour of the 35th wed- ding anniversary (on April 8) of Mrs. Howatt's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Rath of East Wawa - nosh. ' Euchre winners were: la- dies, high, Mrs. R. J. Wiggins, Brantford; lone hands, Mrs. Stan- ley Black;' low, Mrs. Karl Whit- field; .gentlemen, high R. J. Wig- gins, lone hands, Tom Flynn; low, Orval Taylor. Mrs. Rath is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Noble and her husband the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Rath. They were married in London in 1925. They have a family of four; daughters, Mrs. Len (Joyce) Rad- ford, Londesboro; Mrs. Gordon (Colleen) Howatt, Auburn; Mrs. Karl (Sandra) Whitfield and Yvonne at home. They also have 12 grandchildren. 89 Years Jacob Stoltz celebrated his 89th birthday, April 12, at his home here. He is anxiously awaiting spring to start his garden. Last Sunday a birthday dinner was held with his son Eldon Stoltz, Mrs. Stoltz and son, Donald, Guelph and his daughter, Mrs. Margurite Chopin, Wingham and his wife Mrs. Stoltz. He is a valu- ed member of Knox Presbyterian Church, being a •member of the session and on the board of man- agers for many years. In January he celebrated his 61st wedding an- niversary: Listeners to Sing Time on CKNX-TV were pleased .to hear the singing trio, Mrs. George Wil- kin, Mrs. Harry Worsell, Goderich and their brother, William S. Craig, Clinton last Sunday even= ing. They were accompanied by Miss Margaret A. Jackson. Tlnjrs+day, April 21, 1940, --Clinton News -Record Page l i Thankoffering Quiet Raster rriuskc was played by Mrs. Duncan. Mackay at Knox Presbyterian Church on Thursday,. April 1,4 while members and guests gathered for the annual Easter Thankofferin'g meeting held last Thursday evening. Rey. R. M. Sweeney read from Colos- siyans, and :based his Easter mes- age on Why did Christ die? A quartette "Lest I forget Geth. semane" was sung by Mrd, Gor- don R. Taylor, Mrs. William .J, Craig, Mrs. John; Daer and Miss Sadie Carter. The thankoffering was received by Mrs. Alfred p(91 - . a44 Miss Mirinle Wagner and: dedicated with prayer by Mrs, Alvin Leatherland. 'Ow :guests, speaker,, Fred .Peel, Seafor , walk introduced by Mrs - W s. d .. c , Beahowed pictur- es lcur es of his recent trip to Russia and gave a splendid account. of•the life behind the.Iron Curtain. Mrs. Ed. Davies thanked Mr, Peel for his inspiring travelogue. Mrs. Duncan Mackay rend a let- ter from Mt. Donald Ross of Oakville in which he presented a cheque to the WMS in memory of his mother the late Mrs. Fred Ross who had been a devoted member for many years. The clos- ing hymn was sung and the pray- er was given by Mrs, Roy Daer. Mrs. John • Houston presided at the tea table and the waitresses were the girls of the CGIT. Words of thanks were expressed by Frank Raithby for the Baptist Church, Mrs. Thomas .Haggitt for the Anglican Church and Mrs. R. M. Sweeney for the United Church. Dedication at St. Mark's A new dossal, and rel edos table were dedicated at St. Mark's An- glican Church on Easter Sunday morning by the rector, the Rev. Robert' Meally, .in loving memory of a farmer faithful member of this church, the late Mr. Alfred Nesbit. The gifts presented by his wife and family, have added beauty to the sanctuary. Rev. Robert Meally chose his Easter message from John 20, verse 8, "The Joys of Easter," The Holy City was sung by Mrs, George Gray and. Frank Nesbit; accompanied by Mrs. Frank Nes- bit. The service was well atten- ded with visitors from Toronto, Sarnia, St. Catherines and Strat- ford. Miss Margaret Clark, Strat- ford, presided at the church ar- EEaster lilies and white Chrysan- themums (decorated St. Mark's for this special service. The Ladies Guild of St. Mark's Anglican Church met last Wed - nes liay at the home of Mrs. Ed. Davies! Mrs. Davies wag in char- ge. Prayers were by Rev. Robert Mealily. The Easter Scripture lesson and the devotional period were taken by Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. "Cal- vary" was sung by Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. 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Gordon Taylor., Rail .call was answeredby a Bible verse with Mazy.;,j in it.. The next meeting will be held at tkle "home of .Mrs. John McNichol, A. delicious lunch was served by Mrs, Davies assisted by Mrs. Gor- don Taylor. Plano Recital Knox United Church Auburn, was the scene of the piano recital. an April 13, by the pupils of Miss Margaret A. Jackson, Rev. R. M. Sweeney was chairman. Plano solos by. Keith Scott, Lynn Elliott, Karen East, Agnes Lawrie, Linda Bean, Mark Ar- ther, Patsy Millian, Brenda East, Jennifer Grange, Brenda Ball, Larry Lockhart, Steven Haggiti, Patsy Elliott; Nancy Lapp, Rob- bie Snell, Brenda Archambault, Sharon BaII, Eileen Schneider, John Arthur, Marilyn Daer, Ruth Schneider, Barbara Sanderspn, Bill Lapp, Nancy Anderson, Laura Daer, Larry Snell, Margaret San- derson, Robert Wilkin, Judith Ar= thur, Carole Brown, Joan Lockart, Barbara Mackay, Shirley Brown, Jim Robinson, Bonnie Snell, Bern nice MfeDougall, Barbara Snell, Margo Grange. 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