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Clinton News-Record, 1962-04-26, Page 5Gets $3,000 In fellowship .At lanfori.U0 HIDNSt`, LL — Mr, and .1YirS,. Ross LOW, RR 2, Hensali, re- ceived Ward 1451t week that their Son "Robert •(who is.. in his :second' year at Stanford University, Palo Alto, Califor- ,stUtlYing for hiS Ph.D. de- gree) has been awarded, a fel- lowship. valued at $3,000, This is ,the second fellowship be has received from :Stanford. Last Year he wasawarded one vain, ed at OW, Robert received .his. B,A.S.P. degree at University of Toronto and his M.A. degree at Western University, London. Broadfoot was' pianist. A recitation "Suggestions for Men" was given. by Gwynneth Hendrick; a duet was sung by Anne ad Debra Stephensen, ac- companied by Mrs. Stephenson; a contest was conducted by Marion Turner, Mrs. Robert Taylor and' Mrs. William Con- slit; a singsong was conducted.. Two guitar numbers were play- ed by Grant and Kenneth Jon.- es. Mrs. Tatyler invited Ruth to sit in a decorated chair on the platform The address was read by Marion, Turner and gifts were brought in by Bren- da and Janice Turner, Ruth thanked all for the gifts and the program came. to a close with "For She's .a Jolly Good FellOw." A dainty lunch was served. Eyre Couple Some friends of Mr. and Mrs, Campbell Eyr,e surprised them on March 27 at their home before they leave for Restotde Ontario. They presented a set of hostess. trays: Euchre was played and a most, enjoyable evening was spent. Lunch was. served. SS 10 Tuckers/111th held a good luck party, honouring Mr, and Mrs,, Campbell Eyre and Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Eyre on. Friday evening, March 30. Several games, of euchre were enjoyed. Mrs. Harvey Jacobi read an address and Mrs.. Ro- bert Bell and Mrs. Verne Ai- derdice presented the gifts of a picture and 'folding chair to, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre and a set of hostess trays' to Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Eyre, Delicious lunch followed. • Surprise Party A surprise party was held for Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre by the hunting gang and their wives on Thursday even- ing, April 19 at the Cosy Corn- er restaurant, Hensall. .After a delicious chicken dinner the party .continued at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell where , Campbell . Showed colour- ed slides: of'-the .recently pur- chased summer resort at Res- toule. Several games of euchre Were followed by a humorous addreSs read by, Mrs. David Triebner .and Mrs. Emerson Kyle presented a table lamp. All wished them success in their new venture. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Eyre, Mr. and MrS. Wes Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Reward SMale, Mr, and Mrs. Jim McAllister, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClinchey, Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Em- erson Kyle, Allan' and Wilson Tremeer, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mc- Gregor were unable to attend. Harvey Httalking had leave frarn Westminster Hospital be spend the weekend 41t, his home, returning on Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Audrey Knox and family, Stouffville, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Knox. Mr, and Mrs', Barry Pipe and baby daughter spent SattirdaY tinder the Parental roof, Miss Ann pairsorvice and friend Marlene Nielson, Detroit spent the holiday with the far- mer's parents. Mr, and Mrs. San. Crawford, Mark and Stephen Scarboro, also Miss Doris Lear, Hamil- ton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lear, alto litale Susan Underwood is sp- ending a few clays with her grandparents. The Women's InStitute will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. Mrs. Addle Hunking, Mrs. Dora Shobbrook and Mrs. Hattie Wood will have thetopic "Citizenship and Education". Mrs. Russel', Wingham, will be guest speaker. Program committee is Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Mrs. George Lettch, Mrs, Lorne Lawson. and Mrs. Jack Lee. HostesseS are Mrs. Bert Shob'brook, Mrs. Clare Vincent, Mrs. Bert Allen and Mrs. Elgin Josling. Roll call was changed from the printed program. Explorers 'Explorers met on April 17 and again on the 19th in the Sunday School room. Barbara Burns, chief explorer, called the meetings to order. The girl...5 practiced for their visit to Huronview Easter Cantata Sunday morning, the choir of the United Church presented an impressive Easter cantata "The Glory of the Cross" with selected readings from the gos- pels. The sanctuary was bark- ed with Easter lilies placed in memory of Charles Wellbanks, Stephen Wellhanits, Mrs. Elea- nor Throop, Mrs. Margaret Mains, Mrs. William Gavier, Vernon Melvyn Brunsdon Mrs. Mary Brunsdon, John Percy Vodden, end all others who served in the congregation and who have gone on to higher service. Tbanlcoffering The UCW thankoffering ser- vice was held in the evening with' the Rev, George Such. as guest speaker, He showed pic- tures of his work' in other 'fields. A ladies' qnartet fav- oured with a beautiful rendi- tion of the Easter hymn "Christ Arose". CGIT Banquet ' Burns and LondeSboro CGIT held their annual 'mother and daughter banquet on April 4. Each ,CGIT. member introduced and pinned a blue and white corsage on 'her guest. Everyone was served supper by 'the United Church Women. Lindat Thompath led in singing. President Mnarie Riley propos- ed the toast to the Queen. Karen Mien made the toast to the church and the Rev, H. A. Funge made the reply.- Nor- ma McDougall made. the toast to mothers and Mrs. H. A. Funge replied. The CGIT toast was propos- ed by Mrs. D. McNeil and Nancy Caldwell made the re- ply. Guest speaker Miss Betty Marsh, Auburn, gave an in- teresrbing talk. Barbara and Bonnie Snell sang a duet "The Old Rugged Crosse". Women's Institute The annual meeting of the Lonclesbaro Women's Institute was held, April 5 with Mrs. Tom Allen. opening with a Willert-Turner Brucefield United Church masse was the scene of a pret- ty double ring ceremony on Saturday afternoon, April 21, when Ruth Elizabeth Turner, Varna, became the bride of Edgar Lloyd Willert, Zurich'. The Rev. Harold A. Johnston officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Turner, RR 1, Varna. The groom's par- ents' are Mr. and Mrs. Percy Willert, RR 1, Zurich. The bride was lovely in' waltz-length white organza ovs er net with scooped neckline appliqued, with lily point sleev- es end fitted bodice, and 'a full !appliqued skirt over net. Her nylon illusion •Veil was held in place with tiny tiara of pearlS. Miss Jean Turner was her sister's only --attendant, in deep aqua ballerina-length silk or- ganza with embroidered bodice anti full skirt. She had a met- cing headdress and carried pink roses and While 'mums. Carl Wilbert waS his broth- er's groomSman. For travelling the bride don- ned a two-piece knitted beige suit With broWn accessories. After a trip .to the United StateS, the young couple will' Make their home in Zurich. The bride teaches School in Stanley 'llostniShip and the groom is employed at the Seas forth: Foundry,. Stanley Township Mr. and Mrs. Albert Batt of Stouffville, Spent the past week with Ken MeCovvan and Mrs. Batt's mother, Mrs, Ella Me- Cowan e,t Huronview home, Clinton!, Mr.' and • MrS. Allan Klink- harrier, Detroit, spent a feW days visiting at the home of George Baird, Miss Sharon Baird returned with theari Spend Easter week in Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Retain- son and four children of Tos ranter, spent the Easter'Week- end with Mr. and lArsi. Mel Graharri, and Mrs. lVfarjorie Gra1118/0, HU 2-9525 Clinton ILUPS /Portable Transistor Tape Recorder $129.95 On D splay Now At Anstett Jewellers Thurs., April 26, 1962--Churuu News-Record—Page 5 Epps, „Clinton, who gave. :gaols MM hints §11.Pr.AW! 01011.1", picturesed Of a trip •to TaG- -tau: MTS. (7-444v, Riley #41-04ed. the speaker and presented A denation of $10. was voted to the school !for retarded phils dren at .Wingharn. Roll :1..1444 and 441.0% Were 4.1,14.tlia'. ed. at 'the .01PW:..of the meeting, Visitors over 'the weekend. With Mrs. Karvoy 1441104 ..0414 Pan were Mrs. - F. Schlutiteur,. .POtilTICTIP and Mgt!, Anne rid Children, Tornto; also 4.4a, Mrs. Gerald Clinton' on Friday evening. 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BEM ALLAN Phone Blyth 37 r li poem, Mrs6. Robert Fairserviee conducted' The .installetion. of new officers. Mrs. David An- derson, the new president, tOeic the chair and:. read. two paeans "The Nightingale" and and "Glow .Wertin'',' A letter was Sent to the foster .child in Hong Kong end 4 motion to Send a. Parcel also was carried. mos. Clare Vincent sang a fine Sc+10. Mrs. Alien reported on. the progress of the TWeeds- muir History, District annual ed 'the guest spealc,er, Clifford will be ii Wesley-M.1W Un't- ed Clirgp/1 on May 11. Mrs. W691 is responsible for a display of wafts from. Lanc1104- 4t7r0 AnYone interested in Parch- using a WI pin must contact the secretary Pt the MaY meet- ing, The ettepidance contest be cont,linuea this year with lqrs. 'Sitan Lyon. and MrS. Viola LaWson as captains. Mrs. Anderson read the re- vised regulations for the flow- er and card committee. • Mrs. R. Fairservice offered flowers throngthout the summer when available. Mrs, Stan Lyon gave a, reading, Mrs. Len, Caldwell introduc- NEWS OF K I P N •, • „ ..,• .,...,• (Correspondent, ,MRS, Phone, Hensel.! 270-W,1) Mrs, Keane .Stratforci,.• is visiting this week with Mr. and, Nita, E. 'POW's04. Mr. ,and iMris. .Eiderk WintincP, visited Easter Sun clay *AA Mr, and Mrs. EiSt)oil, DOwsert, Mr, and Mrs. N, Rickert vis- iited Good Friday With relatives ui liarnisten, Mrs, H. Smith and family, London, ylaited. a week With and' Mrs, Harry Van Wier-ren and family, and Mrs, Vivan Cooper attendeol .the :Webber-Cooper' wedding in Exeter on Thurs- day, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Isssiss son 'Toronto, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rob- bison. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold .Gack.- stetter Guelph, oaa- Tod Saturday. on Mr. and Mrs. N, Long end other friends' in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Faber and Dianne spent palm Sunder with Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Radler, DaShsvo.od, and also • attended mairmatton! services ,at Zion Lutheran Church at Dashwepd, Oswald Brown, QC, and Mrs. Brown, Detroit, and Mrs. Alvin Well, Windsor, visited during the holiday weekend with 'the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Long. Fifteen ladies from Kippen United Church Women attend- ' ed the Easter thankoffering meeting in Carmel presbyter- ism Church, Hensall,. .IVErs.- R. MacDonald was guest speaker, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Van Tol, • Holland, who have spent NEW FORECAST STOCK • New VINYL REASONABLE of 3- Patterns and 4-Yard in for •1962 PRICES & CONGOLEUM Widths CLEARING ALL OUR NAIRN'S 9x9 TILE for 10c ea. Reg. 13c ea. (standard gauge) TO CLEAR-2 ONLY 2 -Piece Bed Davenport Suites Reg. $169.00 $139.00 YOUR CHOICE ONE ONLY— Sklar Swedish Modern 3-Pce. Living-Room Suite $149.00 No Repeat Orders .... FOR ONLY Good Condition USED FURNITURE Large Sized CRIB & MATTRESS—natural finish— new design Complete $19.00 1 Only—Mahogany DRESSER &' MIRROR—$12.00 1 Only—SINGLE BED; Walnut with Spring—$12.00 II 1 Only—LAMP TABLE—large size $5.00 NEW SPRING STOCK arriving every , week at BEATTIE Furniture the past 11 months with, their son-an via and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Van 'Merrell and fairly retuned home on APril. 12, Mr, and Mrs.. Eddie McBride accemPanied by Mr. and Mrs, Grant Love, Caro, Mich.,, spent a .few clays last week in Nor- folk, Virginia, visiting Mr. and MM. Norman Col man family. A suceessful bake sale was held Saturday afternoon in Drysdale's Crest Hardware store, Hensel]. by Units One and Three of Kippen United Church Women, Mrs. Ralph Turner and mrs. Ross 13roadfoot are the leaders. Women's Institute The Kippen. East WI will be playing host to the institutes from State, Seaforth and Hurondale in St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, on Wednesday evening, May 6 at 8.30 p.m. Mrs. Thomas Hough, Stratford, will be the guest speaker. The tenth group will plan lunch; the Kippen group will act as hositesses; the Fourth group will be the program com- mittee and the 12th group will do the dishes Don't forget the district annual at Homan on May 10 land the bake sale soon Ito come. Honour Bride-elect A miscellaneouS shower was given on Wednesday evening, April 18 at Kippen United Church honouring Ruth Turner (bride-elect). Mrs. Robert Tay- lor was chairman. Mrs,. Ross