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MRS'. WES BRADNOCI(: Correspondent—Phone .,50-7595
Miss Ma'fy Craig, l luevale,.
is visiting with her friend:, Judy
Artthur.
Mr. and Mrs.' Donald
Oakv'il'le, Visited with Mr, and
Mfrs, .Jiamnes .Jaolcsori,
Mr, and Mr Asquith,
s', Reg. A,sq ,
George and Anne, Toronty, sp-
ent the holiday in the village..
Jilin Biondi spent the East-
er weeltend at his home in
S'udbm,y,
Miss Nancy Anderson is vis-
!ting at Toronto with her uncle
Thomas An'd'erson and daugh-
ters,
augh-ter s,
Mrs. wall= Brown and
baby daughter are visi'ti'ng with.
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. War-
ner Andrew's and Miss Linda,
Mr, and Mrs. Dungan Mac,.
'key and family spent Good Fri-
day visiting relatives and
friends' at Kiivtai1.
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Pent-
land, North Bay, are visiting
this week with her mother,
Mrs. .Charles Straughan,
Mr. .and Mrs. Bert Gray,
Clinton, visited on. Sunday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Mackay and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Stephen, -
sen and .sons, Hamilton, visited
over the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Robison.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hum-
pihreyes spent the holiday week
end withrelatives at Brussels
and Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollin-
son .and Murray Rollinson sp-
ent t Good Friday with Mr, and
and Mrs. William Medd, Gode-
ridh.
Pete Brown, Windsor, spent
the holiday with Mr and Mrs
Maitland) .Allem and Harvey
McGee
Mr. and Mrs. George Pilgrim.
and son John, Cannington and
Mrs, Oharles East, London, sp-
ent the holiday with Mr, and
Mrs. Ted East.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mdhring
and family, Goderich, and Miss
Carol Beadle, London, spent
Sunday with their parents, Mir.
and Mrs.` Harry Beadle.
Mrs, Verna Doerr and son,
Brian, Niagara Falls, visited
on the holiday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chamvney and othr relatives.
Mr. .and Mrs. Andrew Kirk-
connell spent Easter Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs, Lou-
is J3lalce,. Ml; Blake end d'aubh-
tern at Bru'esels,
Mrs. William ;Stewaart and
Tier sister, Mrs, Marti!, Pont
Albert, spent the holiday with,
relatives in London,
Mn.sGeorge Beadle, H'ffron-
view, visited on Sunday with
her fannjly, Mr. and Mrs, Thorn -
as Haggittt and Mr. and Mrs,
Clifford Brown,
Visitors over the weelcenrd
with Mi'. and Mrs. Major
Youngblut, Hamilton; Lyurn and
Beaty, T
oronuto,. Misses Pat-
ricia and Helen, Winghai i. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Daer sp-
ent the weekend at Mitchell
with 'their daughter Mrs. Ralph
Jackson, Mr. Jackson and •
family. Miss Diane Kirkconneli
accompanied them and stayed
for a week's visit.
Mr. and Mr's. 'Stewart Talo
and sons, Hamilton, spent the
weekend visiting with Ms par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Toll
and other relatives.
Karl Youngblut and his uncle
Ezra Yaungbllut, Hamilton,, vis-
ited over the holiday with the
farmer's sister, Mrs. Ru'sset
King and Mr. King,
W lliaan Straugkuan received
world last week that his sister,
Mrs. William Mayhew, Toron-
to, had again fractured her leg
and is very ill.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Arthur,
Judy, Mark and Greg, visited
Sundiay with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Elmer Keller at
Blyth.
Mrs. Herbert Mogridge re-
turned home last week miter
spending the winter months
with cher daughter, Mrs, Gor-
menly Thompson aurid Mr.
Thoanpson at Brampton.
Mr. .and Mrs. Ronald Rath -
well, Michael and Janice, Owen
Sound, spent 'the holiday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don R. Taylor. Mrs. Ratthwetll
and the ohddren remained for
a week's visit.
Mrs. ' Joan Tonkowicz and
daughter, !Christine and San-
dra, Goderich, visited friends
in the village on Monday.
Christine rennained for a long-
er visit with the Sanderson sis-
ters.
J. J. Robertson returned last
weekend from Victoria Hospd-
Malting Barley
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tkal, London, and is t onYal.ese,.
ins ,at his home. His ,son, 17Lap�'
'ten, Copper Cliff, is a'ls'o visit'
fig with his parents this week,
Mrs. R,ehertson and their
daughter Karen. are visiting
Mt)). her parents', Mr.. acrid Mrs.
Walki'am Sttraughaan.
Bowling Banquet
Fifteenadi s. from .heret-
1 .. e a.
tended the bowling banquet
held last week in Cljnbon Leg,
ion Hall where trophies
and
cups we presented to ,the
whiners, There ,axe iwo teamts
with Mils. Algin Plunkett and
Mrs, George H'aggitt, the ,cap-
tains. Members Of the teams
Which bowled for the past ,sea-.
SOP were;.
Mrs. Plunkett's team, Mrs.
Charles Malan, Mrs, Everett
Taylor, Mm*, Lloyd Craig, Mrs.
Harold M001M:obey, Mrs. .Ed -
gam Deer.
Mrs. Haggitt's team, Mi'ts,
Ben Htam:itllton, Mrs. Harry Ar-
thur, Mrs, Jae'k Ann,strong,
Mrs. W. Ba'adnoek; subs,
Norman McClinchey, Mrs, Roy
Johnston, Mrs. Ebner Sproul;
Mrs, Howard Tait, e- regular
team Member, was absent but
the banquet,
United YPU
Betty Younglblut, vice -press-
dent of the Young Peopl'e's S'o-
ciet"y of Knox United Churoh
was in charge of the sneering
in the Sunday School room.and
Bernice McDougall was pianist.
S'criipture was read by Marrgje
Koopma'ns, and prayer given by
Yaungbint.
Offering was received by
Garth .Wadden and Don Mc-
Dowell. The Easter message,
"The boy who would: never for-
get" was given by Margje
Koopmans.
Plans were made far the next
meeting to be held at West-
field church with Harvey Snell
in ,charge, An executive meet-
ing will be held on •April 30
at the horne of Betty Young-
blu't. Atter 'the benediction, re-
ereation was enjoyed under: ,the
convenessihip of Harvey Snell.
CGIT• Banquet
Pians far the annual mother
and daughter banquet to be
held an May have been made
by the Aa !burn CGIT, Sunday.
President Judy Arthur was in
charge. Margarert Sanderson
was the pianist. The minutes
were read by secretary Gail
Miller. Linldia Baechler led in
responsive reading of Matthew
27.
The treasurer, Patsy Million
gave the financial statement
and received the offering. The
meditation on the lesson was
given by Mats. W. Brrad:hook and
a questionnaire followed, The
highlight of the meeting was
the demonstration of making
plaster ,af paris plaques by Al-
lanCraig and Johnny MacKay.
These boys gave a fine demon-
stration of the work they had
done in Sigma C. They assisted
the girls with making a wall
plaque which they will lamer.'
paint.
• Judy thanked the boys and
Gall Milder presented them
with small gifts.
Sinee 1922, .our Canadian
Junior Red Cross has provided
medical treatment and -care for
more than 74,600 handicapped
and crippled children in Canada.
Since 1947, Canadians have
donated more than five million
battles of blood to the Cana-
dian Red Cross free blood trans-
fusion service.
Women'sInstitvte
April Meeting,
To Buy Picture
AUBURN ,Mrs$ Josephine
Woo'd000kc, district ,president
West luron was guest speaker
at the April meeting of Ole
Aulbw n Woman's 1'nstitute.
President Mrs. 13d. Davies well
corned the guest of honotir and
the m'emiber's :qf the Loridesbere
and I t b raniches' She B yt h b with
, th apc.'!ri-
ed the meeting wira poem,
40gn1'+t Worry". Pianist for th'e'
meeting was Mrs. Robert J.
Phillips,
Minutes were read' ,by 'the
secretary, Mrs. Thomas Hag -
gilt, A rcard. of thanks waS
read !from Mr, and MTs. Prank
ta'ithby expressing .apprecia-
trian. of assistance the members
had given when they lost their
home by fie,
it was decided to •purchase. a
Picture of the Duke ,of Edin-
burgih the sating size as the pic-
ture of Her Majesty Queen
Ializabeth Il which now hang's'
in the ball. Mrs, George Mil-
lien,
il-lli'e n, the represntative of the
WI at the hall board meetings
spoke of the memorial plaque
to be placed there before the
official opening. Mns. Mildian,
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and Mrs.,
Robert J. Phillips were appoin4
tod 'the con>nnilttee to get this
plaque.
The president t was named es
a member .of the new hall
board to represent the WX.
iVLrs. Lloyd Hurnphreyes and
Mrs. Robert J. Phillips were
named delegates to the ,diisitnr ict
annual in ,Ciinton on May 11.
There is to be .a musical nngn-
ber from the Auburn branch
and they will also have a di's-
pliaty of crafts and their
Tweedsmuir book,
The committee in charge of
the sunshine sister banquet
stated that the guest
!speaker will be Miss Anna Me -
Donald, woman's editor of
CKNX. Anyone wishing tickets'
please contact M'rs. Robert J.
Phillips, Mrs. Norman MoDow-
ell or Mrs, Frank Raitthby.
Mrs. T. Fahlservice, Landes -
bora gave interesting reading
"The Ten Commandments mentsl of
Human Relations," SornebodY's
Mather" and "Canadian Born"
by Pauline Johnston. An in-
strurnental, "Isle of Capri" was
played by Mit. Robert J, Phil-
lips. Mrs. Lorne Scrirnageour
gave the reading "The Legend
of the Dogwood Tree".
Miss Josephine Woodcock
spoke .af the qualities of an
Easter Services In *11 Auburn
Churches GoodAttendane
AUIMWT.-- .Soca ?.aster
Sunday Sesrviees were 'held �n
vtillage with large cotngre-'
Roy. Char ies. Lewis: ways in
nhar4:e of the service .art Knox'
United 040r0,11 and
choke
his message, "Jesus the Lord
of Good _Tidings", The dhoir
direoted by organist Mrs. Nor-
man. Wigm;tnian 'twtl 'an-
therms, Daster lilies .adorned
the church.
'?the Hope of the ReStsureG-
Ibion WAS the message given at
Mark's Anglican Church by
tfhe Rev, Robert .Mea1ay. The
Service of song was in charge
of Miss Margaret Clark; Toren -
to, and she 'accompanied
Gonxlon R. Taylor w'lfa an a.
solo. Flowers on the niter were
placed' ti rn emery of 'Alfred
Nesbit and the flowers placed
in the chancel were in ipamonry
of Miis. J. Taylor,
Knox Fresbyitetrian Ohurch
had as guest speaker the Rev,
M. Briscoe, RCAF Station Clio
ton, who gave an inspiring pigs -
sage on "Alli' Hail". Arthur
Yourvgbiut presided at tbe
ideal institpte member, She
said each member must realize
that she is important to the
organization and must give 'in--
spiratnon and be the doers and
the giver. She • •must also be
enthusiastic, honelst and must
not expect sornerthing for noth-
ing, and always ibe loyal, lin
closing she said thatthere ,are
three Idnds of WI members, the
worker , the jerkers .and 'th'e
shirkers.
Miss Woodcock presided over
the installation ceremony and
installed the new members for
the conning year. A. delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Bert
Craig., Mrs. Charles S'ttraughan,
Mrs, Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Ed-
gar Lawson and Mrs. Gordon
Powell, The winner Cif the door
prize was Mrs. Harry Watson,
There was an interesting
display of aluminum trays
made recently by members and
ladies of the community.
0
Volunteers- of all ages per-
form more than 90 percent of
all the work df our Canadian
Red Cross Society.
To provide emergency assist-
ance in a hurry, the Canadian
Red Cross stockpiles relief sup-
plies in; France, Turkey, Swit-
zerland and Morocco.
PROGRESSIVE 'CONSERVATIVE
ANNUAL MEETING
and
NOMINATING, CONVENTION
Legion Hall -- Clinton
8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 9, 1962
Guest Speaker
Hon. GEORGE HEES, M.P.
Federal Minister of Trade and Commerce
Authorized .by Huron Progressive Conservative Association
17-18b
dhuret organ ,arvd accompanied
fhe S.aloist, Miss Margaret
liaunes who sang '"Were You
There?" Memalbers of the Au, -
burn Paxiitist Phu eh. also wor",
shipped ori the Presbyterian
church, A, beaurtiftil bouquet
otf ff1twers were pieced am men -
WY of, F. O. Mcxlveenn by bas
wife Mt1.s. Mogveen, Oskrawa..
Gadd Friday tserviceswere
hetld' in St. Mark's Anglican
Church at 12 nom And sin the
evening at Knox United Cti-
uroh. Re'v, R. Meal'1y had a
period of quiet xneditatiom and
spoke on the text, "The King
of 'the JeWs' Rev, Charles
Lewis; . 'was in, charge of the
worship service art Knox United
Church whrdh was divided into
four ,pactS, "The Prophecy, The
Corning, The Life land The
sarrriftee," Mrs. Lewis sang
four Solos. Ushers were Ken-
neth McDougall, Keith Arthur,
John Wright end Allan Speudell.-
berrg.
PORTER'S HILL
MRS. DONALD "HARRIS
Phone HU 2.3362
The United Church Women
of GrrU$tcd rch. melt
Wednesday .aat tbhe homChue of MiS,
Arthur Bell with 15 ladies and
five ohthldren present,. The oral -
dent, Mrs. A. Bell was in ch-
arge rge of the meeting.
Scripture lesson was mad by
Mrs. T. Sowerby. Roll call was
answered with the donation of
a vegetable bowl far the church
ki't!chen. Secretary and treas-
urer's reports were given; and
the various committees report-
ed.
During the afternoon the
quitters quilted a crib quilt and
the non-qu'illters were busy
making gift enclosure reds.
The May meeting will . be
held 'at the home of Mrs, Al-
len Betties.
0
Goderich
Township South
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Bet-
ties, Toronto, spent a few days
with his ,brother- Allen and
Mrs. Beatles.
Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre land
family have moved to Auburn
and Mr ,and Mrs. Simmons are
going to occupy the house they
vlaoated.
Mr. ,aavd Mrs. Hartman, Kit-
chener, were at their cottage
aver the weekend.
Mrs. Eleanor Picot spent
Sunday in Goderich with hem
son Lloyd ,and Miss. Picot and
family.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Stirling
and Mark, Toronto, spent the
weekend with his mother,, Mrs.
J. R. Stirling.
Thu,.,.. April 6, i90,,,clintcn News.•iRecord-- Pnge.11
BU_UC E.F4i[LU.
•�e�o.rreeAontlerit Mrs. M, F.. ,Berry)
'i oplgr.Pitpllations to Mr, and
Mr?: Kennelth Scott an the g+iiit
of• a balms girl, 'sister for ,Kala
old,
Miss Margaret Aikcenhead.
.Laad'arf, spent the weericend
with her- sistter, Mrs, Y. Aid-
w'lr't!C'l�l!e.
Miss Mary Allan„ Kitchener;.
IVGx an4 MrS. Robert Allan,,.
is it'ed over Easter witlf their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dtigar
ARan.
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Me
Beath, Windsor, spent Easter
with Mr, 1VfoBeath's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J.. W. McBeath.
Mr, and 1VIns, Jams Burdge,
Kirieland Lake, spent the East -
Or tholiday"s with Mr. and Mrs.
Fwd Burdge,
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Rumble
•
TOMO* -and family, yiMted on
Faster with 'tbefr'parents, Mr:
and Mrs. John'. , MwtOgeh,
Mr, alai MrsJames, Pater-
s'on, London, visited over Ole
weekend with Mr, an'd
PaterSOTl,.
¥r.. an Mrs. Bert Baht,
Stooffviile, were Easter viii t,
or witch Mr, and; Mics,
Cowan and M i7s. RAU S fnott er
alt Huronvliew, Mrs, John 1VLc-
Cowan..
Mr, .and Mrs. .George Must-
and 'and fatnvrly spent Easter
with Mr. annd Mrs, Alex Illus,
ant
:aster Sunday was fittingly
observed on sunnday. Speciall
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