HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1961-05-04, Page 3SPECIAL — Richard Hudnut
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Clinton Legion Hall
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Boys Public School Sports Champions
In light jackets and dark pants the boy champions at the 1960 Public School
Field Day, here accept their trophies before an audience of over 300 in the
auditorium of the school at open house last week. From the left, Paul Ladd,
senior; Wayne Smith, intermediate and Paul Lavis, junior.
(News-Record Photo)
Champions hi Girls Sports and Etc.
Champions among the girls at the Public School Field Day, were (at left)
Barbara Knox, junior, receiving her trophy from school board member K W.
Colquhoun; Bonnie Boyes, intermediate and Elaine Rumba11, senior. At far
right is Rose Brubacher who last Wednesday night received the trophy for
general proficiency in Grade 8, 1960. (News-Record Photos)
Thursday, May 4, 1961—Clinton News-Record—Page 3
The Members of
Clinton Public Hospital Board
Cordially Invite the PCsblic
Appounce ent
To I have sold Moore's Upholstery
to Keith Brautigam who plans to
operate the business under the same
name.
@fiat pauu artb Tea
At
Hospital and Nurses' Residence
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1961
Mr. Brautigam is an experienc-
ed upholsterer and I am quite sure
that service given by him will be of
high quality.
My sincere appreciation to our
customers and friends in past years.
2.30 - 5.00 p.m.
—LLOYD MOORE
4 Receives Public Speaking Award
Clayton Dixon, head of the study and welfare committee of the Public School
Board, presented a trophy to Grace Marie McAdam, who was zone champion
in the senior public school class of the Royal Canadian Legion public speaking
competition this winter. Grace presented her address to the audience of over
300 gathered in the school auditorium for open house last Wednesday, April
26. (News-Record Photo)
Parents of Clinton Lady Mark Their
Anniversary of Wedding in 1911 Money-Saving Specials !
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On hand to observe the- anni-
versary were the couple's three
daughters, Mrs. Valerie Mair,
Mrs. Francis (Lena) Leveck,
Tweed, Ont., and Mrs. William
(Sylvia) Fulford, Kitchener,
their seven grandchildren and
four great granddaughters.
Their only son, Everett Allin
Craddock, died in 1938.
The couple drove an open
carriage pulled by a team of
white horses on their wedding
day. "Those were the days
when cars were unheard of—
the era when Goderich had
three livery stables., with as
many as 20 horses apiece,"said
the groom of 50 years ago.
Mrs. Craddock's brother own-
ed the first car in Colborne
Township, ,and she humorously
recalls her father refusing to
ride \in it until he overcame his
fear of the machine.
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Mr. Craddock in living up to
his motto of preferring "to
wear out, than to rust out"
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Clinton Ontario
A well-known RR 2, Gode-
rich couple, Mr. and Mrs. John
Craddock, last weekend observ-
ed their golden wedding anni-
versary and many messages of
congratulations were received.
A family dinner was held
Friday evening, April 28, at the
home of aheir son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Mair, Victoria Street, Clinton.
On Saturday afternoon and
evening, open house was held
at the Craddock home, one
mile south of Goderich, when a
host of friends and neighbors
called to extend their best
wishes,
Presiding at the tea table
we're the 'couple's niece, Mrs.
Charles Stewart, Auburn, and
Mrs. Joseph Leveck, Tweed, the
wife of a grandson. In charge
of the register was Douglas
Mair, Clinton, a grandson.
Born ,On April 12, 1887 in
Hastings Township, in the
County of Hastings, Mr, Crad-
dock is one of four sons and
four daughters, born to the late
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Craddock.
One surviving brother, George
Craddock, resides in Toronto
and his two surviving sisters
are Mrs. James (Helen) Mad-
gett, Toronto, and Mrs, Emily
Labrash, Belleville.
Mrs. Craddock is the former
Ada Allin, one of feur date',
tern and a seri Bern to the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Allin,
Colborne Township. She was
born on. January 28, 1892, Her
brother, Everett Alibi and a
sister, Mrs. William (Ilannie)
Piablade both reside in code-
rich, while another sister, Mrs,
Della Masterson, makes her
hOme in Hoquiatn, Washington.
The couple were /tarried at
Victoria Street United Chard/
manse, Goderich, by the late
Rev. 3, Medd. 'or three years'
following their marriage they
resided on Williant Street, God-
befere moving to telle-
villa Where Mr. Craddock join-
ed the old Grand Trunk Rail-
way as a firettan for teven
yearta For the past 40 years
'Mrs. J. Drummond
Again President
Of Kippen East WI
(Hensall Correspondent)
Mrs. James Drummond was
returned as president of Kippen
East Women's Institute at the.
annual meeting April 19 at the
homeof Mrs, Cecil Pullman.
Other officers' are vice-presi-
dents Mrs. W. 3. F. Bell, Mrs.
Harry Caldwell, Mrs. Arthur
Finiayson; secretary Mrs. St-
ewart Pepper; treasurer, -Mrs.
Ernie Whitehouse-; district dir-
ector, Mrs. John Sinclair, as-
sistant, Mrs. William Kyle;
branch directors, Mrs. Ross
Chapman, Mrs. Arthur Varley,
Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner;
Standing committees; Agri-
culture and Canadian indust-
ries, Mrs. Campbell Eyre and
Mrs. Robert Bell; citizenship
and education, Mrs. Grant Mc-
Lean and Mrs. Charles Eyre;
historical research, Mrs. Verne
Alderdice and Mrs. Alex Mc-
Gregor; home economics and
health, Mrs. Ken McKay and
Mrs. Robert Gemmell; sewing
convenor, Mrs. Alex McGreg-
or; press secretary, Miss IVfarg-
aret McKay;
Pianist, Mrs. Ross Broad-
foot,. assistant, Mra Sinclair;
Sunshine committee, Mrs. Jam-
es IVIcNaughton and Mrs. Wins-
ton Workman, Mrs. Robert
Bell, Mrs. William Kyle; aud-
itors, Mrs. Bruce McGregor and
Mrs. Alderdice.
Mrs. John Sinclair reported
for the distriot executive held
in Hensall recently. The work-
shop for this year is Women's
Institute Procedure. Mrs. Alex
McGregor and Mrs. Stewart
Pepper were appointed leaders
for the :attendance contest for
this year. Delegates for the
District Annual to be held in
Kippen. May 11 were appointed.
President Mrs. James Drum-
mond conducted the meeting
and Mrs. Charles Eyre was co-
hostess. Refreshments were
served.
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