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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-08-25, Page 7News of Auburn Correspondent: MRS. W. BRADNPPK Phone Auburn 53W MTh Birthday Celebrated By Auburn Lady (Auburn Correspondent) Mrs. George Hamilton cele- brated her 86th birthday last Wednesday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Rutledge, Seaforth. Mrs. Hamilton is the former Isabelle Wilson, a dau- ghter of the late Mr. end Mrs, W. D. Wilson and has lived in this community all her life since she came back from the Yukon. JOWETT'S GROVE Bayfield — DANCING every Friday night Until September 9 from 9.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. STEW and HIS COLLEGIANS — Door Prize — MIDNIGHT DANCE Labor Day Weekend Sunday, Sept. 4 Dancing from 12.05 to ? FIRST SIX COUPLES ADMITTED FREE LAST DANCE OF SEASON ON FRI., SEPT. 9 34-5-b Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, PreSH dent of the Auburn Women's I Institete was in charge of the August meeting in the Orange Hall. The .minutes were read by the 'secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig. A letter of thatike was read from Mrs. William God- dard for the gift received from the institute when she moved to Goderich. It was announced that the short course in needlework will be held on April 25 and 26. An invitation to. attend a court whist party at Duegannen on August 25 was accepted. Plans were completed for the clean- ing bee on the hall for Thurs- day morning and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell gave the report of the card committee. The fall rally of the Huron County Institutes will be held in Auburn on October 17, when members from East Huron, South Huron and West Huron Districts will be present. The leaders' for the 4-11 fall project "The Club Girl Entertains", will be Mrs. Keith Meehan and e •940 4ifitafike.., A'tZ .70''ploltaNmTIALVX HEATING OILS*MSOLINE -..014ASES401011.0114,t! 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She attended school at USS No. 5, Hullett, married George Hamilton and went to the Yuk- on for 'her wedding trip. Many interesting events are related by this lady of 86 years who is still very active. Returning from the Yukon in 1910 they farmed until they moved to the village where Mr. Hamilton passed away some years ago. She is a valued member of St. Mark's Anglican Church and also of the Ladies' Guild, and has been a charter member of the Women's Institute where she has been a director for many years. She is very fond of reading, is a member of the Library and is always very pleased when friends drop in for a game of cards. Mrs. Hamilton has one son, Thomas, Goderiche six grand- sons, one granddclaughter and several great grandchildren. The best wishes of this com- munity are extended to thiS lady who has reached her 86th birthday. Mrs. Ed. Device. The training school will be held in Clinton On August 30 and 31.. Mrs. Gordon Pobie and Mrs. Thom- as Lawlor were named leaders for the senior, project, "The Third Meal" which will be held later this fall. Mrs, Ed. Davies spoke on the 4-H club work that the girls had completed during the past season. Marian Hickey gave the commentary on the exhibit on the accessories for a club girl's clothes closet, Ac- cessories which had been made by Margaret Haines were il- lustrated and Marian explain- ed fully their uses to help keep tidy bedrooms. The spring project, "Meat in the , Menu" proved very inter- esting for the girls as shown by their skit "Making the most of your meat money", The girls were introduced by Rose Marie Haggitt and Jannett Do- bie and Janet Young who were going to the meat market for their week's supply, called on their friend Margaret Haines to go with them. The girls proved to Margaret that cheap- er cuts can be made very. at- tractive ,and appetizing. The girls ended their little skit with a song, On behalf of the con- vener of home economics, Mre. William Straughan, Mrs. Ro- bert J. Phillips presented each girl taking part with a spoon. The motto "Buried seed grows, but buried talent never grows" was given by Mils, Thomas Lawlor, and ended with a reading, "What have we done for the world to-dey". An instrumental was played by Mrs. Robert J. Phillips and. the 4-H girls sang a quintette accompanied by M a r g a r e t Haines. An interesting contest was given by Mrs. T. Lawlor and Mrs. Bert Craig was the winner. A successful auction was conducted by Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Ed. Davies. 0 MIDDLETON Master Dennis Middleton, of Stratford, has returned home after a vacation at the home of his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Middleton. Me. and Mrs. S. H. Fish, Birmingham, spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton and •attend- ed the Stratford Shakespear- ean Festival. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rawden, Mr. and Mrs. John Manning, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise spent last weekend hi De- troit and attended the Ludlow- Ringh wedding. Miss Carol Beadle, London, is. vacationing with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Beadle, Stewart King, Toronto, is vis- iting his father, Russel King and Mrs, King this week. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Beetle, London, visited with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Davies, and Mr. Dav- ies last Sunday. Sinclair Campbell, Chicago, Illinois, visited last week with his cousin. Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Mr. Scott and faintly, M i se Margaret Wright, nurse-in-training at Brantford hospital is holidaying at her home here. Masters Keith, Wayne and Eeic Scott are visiting with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Achison, Seafortie Misses Faye and Maryanne Blake, Brussels, .are visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkeormell, Mary and Diane, Master Douglas Mohring, Goderich is visiting with his grandparents, Mr. • and Mils. Harry Beadle. Friends' are pleased that Jacob Stoltz has returned from Stratford hospital where he had surgery on his eye, We hope for a speedy recovery. Trousseau Tea Mrs. Worthy Young enter- tained recently at a trousseau tea in honour of her daughter, Wanita, The dining room was attractively decorated with baskets of shaded gladioli and the table was centred with the beautiful wedding cake, and silver tea services. Mrs. M. Good, Simcoe, grandmother of the bride poured tea. LONDESB0110 MRS. BERT ALLEN Phone Blyth 37 r Cathy Dunbar is spending a few days with the Lee children. Kenny Radford, Blyth, spent a few clays with his cousin, David Lee. Miss Vina Knox, Toronto, is vacationing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knox. Alex Wells attended the threshers' convention in. Cor- unna last Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Donald Napier returned to her home in Dallas, Texas, after spending the past two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lansing, Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Adams, Clinton, were Sun- day visitors with Mrs. Webster and William Govier. Will Govier, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Robert Fairservice and Mrs. Vina McGregor spent Thursday and Friday with cou- sins in Chesley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp- son and Beth spent Sunday with relatives in Heathcote. Linda is spending a week with her grand- parents in Moorefield. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Duncan, Detroit and Miss Jessie Duncan, Paris, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Webster and William Govier. Friends of Mrs. Will Archam- bault, Goderich, will be sorry to learn that she suffered a stroke the forepart of last week. We hope there will soon be im- provement in her condition. Mrs. Agelia McAuley, Sault Ste. Marie, and Mrs. Wes Shob- brook, Clinton, spent Thursday with Mrs. Harvey Hunking and Mrs. John Shobbrook. Mrs. Bloor and Mrs. Haines and Miss Clara Bloor, Mount Forest, spent a few days visiting Mrs. Mary Brunsdon in Clinton; also visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bent Brunsdon. Mrs. Bert Brunsdon had a surprise visit from her brother and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Robertson, Ottawa, before they left for a trip to the Southern United States. A group of girls from Lon- desboro who attended the Unit- ed Church camp at Minnehaha are as follows Helen Good, Hea- ther Snell, Susan Clark, Lorna Miller, Wendy Caldwell, Lloy Shaddick, Beverley Lee, Vickie Wellbanks. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter held a family gathering on Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong, Clinton, who cele- brated their 20th anniversary that day. Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Armstrong, St. Catharines were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jock Davidson and children, Whitehorse, Man., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon recently. Mrs. David- son is the daughter of Arthur Brunsdon; her husband has been made chaplain at Royal Mili- tary College, Kingston. Mrs. Vera Wilson, Belleville, spent a few days with her sis, ter Mrs, George Henderson and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith and family, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Smith, Bluevale, visited on Sunday with Mrs. H. Berry, Mrs. A. Paterson and Miss Phyllis Lobb spent a few days last week in Windsor and Do- troit. Miss Margaret McQueen spent the weekend with friend's Thomas. Haggitt. A solo "The Wedding of Jack and Jill" was sung by Miss Margaret Haines, Mrs. Charles Millian and Mrs. John Durnin escorted Miss Million and her sister, Mrs. Charles Mitchell to the decorated chairs and each was presented with a beautiful cor- sage. Mrs. Ted Mills read an address of good wishes and the many gifts were presented by Misses Bernice McDougall, Margaret Haines, Patsy Ma- lian,- Jennifer Grange and Pat- sy Wilkins, Miss Millian thank- ed her friends for the lovely gifts and invited all to see them in London displayed at her sister's home. A dainty lunch was served following the in Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs.. Mel Grehana and family spent the weekend at Lake Huron Beach, Mrs. Robert Dawson is visit- ing with her brother, Roy Doan end other friends at Inwood. Miss M, McLaughlin, Lon- don; Albert McLaughlin, De- troit, visited with C, Clifton on Saturday. Mr, 'and Mrs. ,Cassiday and daughter, Saskatoon, Sask„; Robert and Earl. Douglas, Lon- don; Mrs, I. Rohner, North Bay, visited with Mrs. E. Doug- las and Mr, and Mrs. L, Eyre recently, Mr. and Mrs. David Trieb- ner celebrated their 20th wed- ding anniversary on Wednes- day, August 17, Near friends and relatives surprised them by calling and offering congratula- tions. Mrs. A. Ings and Mrs. Kru- ger visited with relatives at Grand Bend for 0. few days. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barr and faqr daughters, Burling- ton, were with Mr. and Mrs. William Dinnin on the week- end. Mrs. Ted Munn and fam- ily, who are holidaying at a cottage near St. Joseph, called at the Dinnin home this week. Arthur J. Dinnin, Toronto, cal- led on Saturday. Women's Institute At Auburn Has Plans For Autumn Short Course (Auburn Correspondent) Thursday, Aug, 25, 1960,-Clinton News-Record—page NEWS OF BRUCEFIELD correspondent: MRS. H. BERRY Bride-elect Showered - Knox United Church Sunday School room was attractively decorated with a large sun um- brella and chairs and baskets of summer flowers when friends and neighbours gathered to honour Miss Colleen Million on her approaching wedding. Mrs. Ernest Durnin was mistress of ceremonies and t h e program opened with a sing-song led by Mrs. William J. Craig with program. Mrs. Robert J. Phillips at the piano. A solo was sung by Miss Patsy Wilkins and a humorous reading "When Father Carves the Duck" was given by Mrs. STOP THUMPING p, TIRES! "WE GUARANTEE THE SMOOTHEST RIDE YOU'VE EVER HAD r