Clinton News-Record, 1960-08-18, Page 8statement and the minutes •
were approved. A letter' from
Eddie Haines was read, thank-
ing the ladies for them send-
ing him to camp. The meeting
was closed by singing Grace.
A delicious lunch. was served
by Mrs. John Houston assisted
by her daughters, Misses Mary
and Frances. —
Horse Shoes
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies have
returned from Muncie, Indiana,
where he attended the World
Horseshoe Pitching Tourna-
ment. There were 36 competi-
tors in the A class; 24,13 class
and 12 old timers, 18 courts
were in play with two Cana-
dian players participating. The
Canadian champion horseshoe
pitcher placed' second, Elmer
Wellesley, Ontario; and
Donald Titcomb, Los Gatos,
California was the winner of
the World Tournament. Ed has
taken part in many tourna-
ments in Ontario.
Mrs. Norman McClinchey as-
sisted at the Towson-Jewitt
wedding last Saturday near
Seaforth.
AVMS Meets
The Women's Missionary
Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church met in the Sabbath
school room. President Mrs,
Donald Haines gave the call to
worship •and the hymn "Love
Divine all Loves Excelling"
was sung, followed by prayer
by Mrs. Herbert Govier, Scrip-
ture lesson from Galatians was
read by Mrs, Marguerite Cho-
pin and the meditation on this
passage was given by Mrs. Wes
Bradnock followed by prayer.
The hymn "Come Ito the Sa-
viour" was sung and Mrs. Dun-
can Mackay accompanied on
the piano. An interesting film
of Kintail Camp was shown by
Miss Frances Houston and
commentary was given by Miss
Mary Houston. The offering
was received by Margaret
Haines and accepted by prayer.
A piano trio was played by
Barbara, Margaret and Mary
Sanderson. The life of Dr. Da-
vid Livingstone was brought to
everyone with the film of this
missionary explorer and travel-
ler as he spent over 30 years
in Africa. The minutes were
read by the secretary, Mrs.
Alvin Leatheriand; she also
gave the financial statement,
A letter regarding the fall
presbyterial in Seaforth on
September 13 was read and
Mrs. Herbert Govier read
thank-you notes. Roll call was
answered by a verse from 1st
Corinthians. The meeting was
closed by singing "Simply Trus-
ting Every Day" and the bene-
diction.
Ladies Guild
The Ladies' Guild of St.
Mark's Anglican Church met
at the home of the president,
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. Rev. R.
Meally led in prayer, Scripture
was read by Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor. A reading was given
by Mrs. George Schneider and
a duet was sung by Mrs. John
Deer and Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
connell, accompanied by Mrs,
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Master John Bennett,.fort
Albert, visited last week with
Mr. and. Mrs, Wes Bradnock.
Mrs. Gordon Dobie,
Janett and Ross spent several
days last week in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph D. Mun-
ro are holidaying in the Mani-
toulin Islands,
Miss Maureen =elle,
Kingsville is visiting with her
uncle, Mr, Raymond Redmond
and Mrs. Redmond.
Mr, :and Mrs. Ray Perdue,
Larry and Lori, London, spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Stanley Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bryant,
Smith Falls were recent visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs, William
Straughan.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Stew-
art and family returned after
a vacation spent in Northern
Ontario at Masselon.
Mr. and Mrs, Keith Arthur,
John, Ronald, Wayne and Phil-
ip, and Miss Inez Youngblut,
Zurich, are vacationing at Orei-
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Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Brown
and family visited on Sunday
With Miss Shirley Brown at the
Huron Anglican Church camp
at Bayfield where she is a
counsellor.
Mrs. William T. Robison re-
turned from a visit with mem-
bers of her family who are
holidaying at Ipperwash Beach.
Mr. Robison spent a few days
in Toronto.
Guests last Sunday with. Mr.
and Mrs'. John Daer and Ro-
bert Deer were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Seiler, Johnny and Susan,
and Mr and Mrs. William Gil-
christ, all of Mitchell.
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To Live At Guelph
MR. and MRS. MURRAY D. MALTBY, Fergus,
Ontario, were married in Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton, on Saturday, Aug. 6, The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Powell, RR
3, Clinton, and the groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Maltby, Harriston, formerly of Clinton.
(Photo by Jervis)
Witnesses Going
To Owen $ end
Members of the Clinton con-
gregation of Jehovah's Witnes-
ses will be leaving this Fri-
day for their semi-annual cir-
cuit convention in Owen Sound
this weekend,
The board for the Owen
Sound Collegiate Vocational In-
stitute passed the application
for engaging the school's audi-
torium and it is now expected
that 'several hundred persons
will be in attendance.
for the past month returned
to her home on Wednesday
morning.
Miss Viola Stafford, St.
Marys; visited last week with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Watson. Mrs. Wat-
son and Miss Stafford spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting
with Mrs. Arthur Hoy and
family in Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker
and sons, David and Donald,
London, called on Mr. •and Mrs.
Robert Watson on Wednesday.
Miss Stafford travelled with
her sister to Barrie Bay for
further holidays,
Miss Jean Falconer, Bruce-
field, supervisor of nursing, Hu-
ron County Health Unit, was
guest speaker and the 4-H Club
members were guests at the
regular monthly meeting of the
Londesboro Women's Institute
in 'the Community Hall, Lon-
desboro on August 3.
The topic was home econo-
mics and health. Miss Falcon-
er talked and showed slides on
the work being done for re-
tarded children. Mrs. D. An-
derson thanked Miss Falconer
for a very interesting 'talk,
The program consisted of a
poem by the president; duet
by the Anderson sisters; in-
strumental by Nancy Caldwell;
solo by Maxine Bowes and a
piano instrumental by Ann
Fairservice.
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News of Auburn
Correspondent: MRS. W. BRADNOGK
Phone Auburn 53W
Gordon Taylor.
The topic was given by Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt on "What it
takes to be a good neighbour".
This paper was prepared by
Miss Margaret R. Jackson and
gave some worthwhile i•houghte
to everyone present, She said
that to be a good. neighbour
is to find the way to sweetest
joy and to have a good neigh-
bour is one: of lifc's richest
treasures. She reminded every-
one of the second command-
ment.
Mrs, Clifford Brown gave a
reading. In the absence of the
secretary, Mrs. Ed Davies, Mrs.
Brown read the minutes and
Mrs. G. Taylor the financial
statement. Mrs. Meally gave
the study book ,and her address
was on "Power". Roll call was
answered by naming their fav-
ourite hobby. After a success-
fill 'auction conducted by Rev.
Meally assisted by Mrs. Brown
a dainty lunch was served by
Mrs. Haggitt, assisted by Mrs.
George Schneider and Mrs.
Brown.
Joint church services at
Knox United Church next Sun-
day, August 21, with Rev. R.
Meally rector of St. Mark's
in charge, Sunday School at
11.15 a.m.
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LONDESBORO
'Mr. and Mrs. Willows Moun-
tain returned last Friday from
a lengthy visit with friends in
Harrow.
Mrs. Wilmer Howatt spent
Monday with her mother and
brother in Cromarty.
A penny sale was held and
the hostesses served a deliCious
lunch to the large attendance.
Miss Bonnie Kennedy, Lon-
desboro •is holidaying this week
with Miss Bonnie Evans, Galt.
The 4-H club had as display
of their work and each was
presented with a gift, also 'the
leaders received gifts.
Miss Gwen Fowler, Londes-
boro, is holidaying this week
with her cousins, Misses Carol
and Margie Bloor, London.
Ed. Davidson •and sister Bes-
sie, Walton, visited one even-
ing last week with the Bent
Aliens.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hamil-
ton, Moorefield, are spending
a few days with the Thomp-
sons.
Mr. Harvey Hunking had the
pleasure of a visit from her
sister, Mrs. F. Schlutter, Bald-
more, last weekend.
Willows Mountain spent Sat-
urday and Sunday motoring in
the north, visiting Hnaover,
and Lion's Head.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Crosato and
Danny, Detroit, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Hunking.
Rev, W. H, Moore, Toronto,
who is secretary of the Bible
Society occupied the pulpit on
Sunday morning. Three young
girls sang a lovely trio unac-
companied.
Mrs. Tom Reid who has been
visiting with the Bert Aliens
Weed Control.
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
NOTICE is hereby given under authority of
Section 13 of the WEED CONTROL ACT 1960, that
council directs the Weed Inspector to cause .noxious
weeds on any subdivided portions of the municipality
to be destroyed in such manner as he may deem
proper,
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Mrs. Cora Chesney, Clerk
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Bride-Elect Feted
At Auburn Church
The Sunday School room of
Knox United Church was at-
tractively decorated with has-
kete of summer flowers, pink
and white wedding bells ,and
large pink bOwe when friends
and neighbours met to honour
Miss Wanita Young prior 'to
her corning marriage.
Mrs. Stanley T3a1i, presided
for the 'program, A singsong
was led by Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor and Mrs. Robert J,
Phillips presided at the piano,
A reading was given by Mrs.
German Gross, Mrs, Everett
Taylor played a harmonica solo
accompanied by Mrs. Gordon
McClinchey, A piano trio was
played. by Misses Barbara, mar-
garet and Mary Sanderson,
"The Clock"; a duet "Juanita"
was sung by Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Clinchey and' Mrs. Norman
1VICClinehey; reading, Mrs. Ar-
thur Grange; Misses Joan and
June Mills sang a duet With
mandolin and guitar accompani-
ment.
Mrs. Jack Caldwell escorted
Wanita to a prettily decorated
chair, pinned on a corsage and
asked her sister, Mrs. Glen Pat-
terson, Goderich, to assist, She
then read an address of con-
gratulations and good wishes
and gifts were presented by
Thursday( Aug. 18, 1900,-Clintaa News-Re . „ „..,
Mrs. Bill Crawford, Mrs. Jane.
CeetWright, Miss Marilyn
Deer .and Miss Sharon Ball.
fEtrW4tIlbi4t4lotYhealllykedgifi$h7anfdrield so-
thanked those who had been
responsible for evening. The
ppograM, was concluded' by all
singing "For ,Sile"4 4 sTollY
Good realOW", And 4 delicious
lunch Was served. ,