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Clinton News-Record, 1962-06-14, Page 15Legion Auxiliary at Auburn Members of the Ladies to the .Canadian Legion, Blyth Branch, headed the church parade last Sun - ay at Knox United Church, Auburn. Flag-bearersare Mrs. Arthur McClure, left and Mrs. Thomas Cole, right. (Photo by Mrs. Bradnock) Ladies. Legion Ai..xliiaiyHeads Churh Prade At Knox United AUBURN .The Ladders' Aux, Mae, tto: the Canadian Legion,, No 420 of the Blyth district (*high inciud"es Aubure) held the anntuai Church parade tq Knox United Church, Auburn, Bast Sunray morning. Mernibers of the Legion also attended making over 50 to mach to the Church under the direetpon of the parade mar - Comrade Barry Gibbons. alive parade was led by Corn- iiade Mrs. ;Arthur McClure oar- Tying the Ladies' Auxiliary :slag and Comrade Mrs Thomas Cole c'&rr'eieg the Qu'een's Color, Rev, Charles Lewis 'officiated for this special service and the service of song was under the dlirecttien ,of the church organ- ist, Mrs. Noe nan Wighttrnen. She accompanied the soloist, Elliott Lapp, who sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought", The. Scripture lesson was read by a member of the Legion, •CQm- rade Clare Vincent, Londe's- boro, Mr. Lewis otiose the text, "The Lord is my Shepherd," for ,an inspiring nieseage which he delivered to the vel:eeana, of both world wars. He told that .,many have found peace in both wartime and peace, through the power in the message this peelers ,can bring. He said that it giveis strength to the griev- ing, and 'brings cheer to the lonely, Many people have lost Auburn and District MRS. WES BRADNOCK---Correspondent---Phone 526-7595 R o,b e r t Youngblut, Toronto, spent the weekendwith Mr. .and Mrs. Ralph D. Munro. George Raithby, Huronview visited in ,the village one day last week. W. and Mrs. James Riordan, •Loeclon,visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Miss Viola Thompson spent the weekend in London with her uncle, 1VLr. Percy Walden Who is very ill in Victoria Hospital. David Hamilton, Ailsa Craig, spent a few days last week -with his daughter, Mrs. Gordon ,Traylor and Mr. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. George Haggitt ,attended the McGregor -Lave wedding at Zurich last Setur- dlay. Mr and Mrs. Carl Thomson • And son, Mark, Stratford, visit- ed on Sunday with ,her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Milman Mr. and Mrs Durnin Phallliips, Dungannon, visited . recently -with Mr, ad Mrs. Thomas Jaime stop. Mrs. Robert J. Philips visited last week in Goderioh with Sheriff Harry Sturdy and Mrs. ;Sturdy and Mrs. Dora Jewell. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stone- house, Belgrave visited last we- ek with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. Mr. and Mrs Reg Asquith, Anne and George, Islington, were recent visitors with his another, Mrs. Charles Asquith. Mr. and Mrs. James Hernrblly, Dublin, :and Mr. and Mrs. G eo- xe German, Clinton,visited en Sunday .with Mr and Mrs. Tho- mas Johnston. Mrs, William Cory, Mr and Mrs. Andrew Kirkcannel•1 visit- ed on Sunday with William Cary who is a patient in the !Stratford General Haspirtal. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig spent the weekend with their son Robert, Mrs, Oraig, Carolyn, Vera and Jeff at Ild- ,erto . Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Mole, 'Miss Josephine McAllister and David 1VLoAllister, Dungannon, visited last week with Mrs. ,:john Graham. Mr. ,and Mrs•: Maitland Allen returned last weekend after several days' spent in Flint, 1V1 loll, visiting with her sister, .Mfrs. William Coates !and Mr. Coates. Thomas Anderson and daugh- ters Dale and Lorraine, Toron- to, visited with his brother, Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Ander- son, William. and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Tay- lor .left :last Thursday to attend the World's Fair at Seattle, ''llhey went by Norther Ontario through the Prairie Provinces' •and Wtl'I 'return isonte through the northern States. Mfrs, lid Davies, Mrs, Thanes Haggitt .and Mrs. We Brad- nook .attended the 50th ,annivees nary tetlebration of the Belmont Woiie es Institute last Wednes- day edn -day afteencon. Mm, anal Mrs. Clayton Robert- son, Robertson, of. Copper Cliff speriit the Weekend here visiting their pats er tis, Mr: and Mrs. William J. Robertson. R/aberteon. Mr. ,arid Mrs. ;Ralph. Jaoksort,. RECEPTION FOR Mt and Mrs. IN b PEb (nee i"orothy FlyrnhO Londesboro COMM unity Hall ErIday June 15 l veryone Weletiried tiatn ring 5 !d 1 ter Iso MyAXWItiAL, ,arid his rt61.16A L.L+.i Gtr 7rlitlies please 'biting iwielt Sharon and Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jackson all of Mitchell visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Deer. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll and sons Terry and Warren, Hamilton, visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Fred Toll and other relatives in this district. Mr. ,and Mrs. Alvin Plunkett and family and Mr. and .Mrs. William Dodd were recent vis- itors with Russel King who is a Patient in Westminster hos- pital, London. Mrs. Lorne Wilson, Bruce - field and her daughter, Mrs. Charles Merrill, Summerhill, visited last Thursday with the farmer's sister, Mrs. George Hamilton. Mrs. Clifford Brown arrived home ,last weekend with her new .son, Philip Todd, and Mrs. Keith Machan came home with her new daughter, Tracey Denise, Mrs. Arnold Craig ,spent last weekend visiting her sister, Miss Jean Hamilton, at Osh- awa. Mr. Craig went to Osh- awa on Saturday evening and: returnedthey home on Sunday evenig. Mr. land Mrs. ,Clarence Knechtel of Petersburg, visited on Sunday with his cousin, Mrs. Sane Daer, Mr. and Mrs, Bert. Deer and family and Mr. and .Mrs. Andrew Kiirkconnell and family: lli am Empey,a member of the Huron County .Health Unit will be guest speaker .at the June meeting of the Auburn Womeres Institute when they ineeat ,in the Community Mem- oriial Hall on June 19. Mrs. William. J. Craig, convener of health, will be in charge, Mr. Ernpey will ,also show a film.. Mrs, Harold McClinchey and her mother, Mrs. Henry Giou- skier of Blyth and her /brothers Lloyd Glousaher, also .of Blyth, were in Parry Sound last week- endattending the funeral of Mrs. Glousher•'s brother-in-law, Hireen Willard, 45. The late Mr. Willard passed away sutddenly of at heart seizure. His home was in Parry Sound but he was engaged in construction work +at London where he pas- sed away. Besides his wife, Margaret, he is survived by his parents and sisters who all re- side near Parry Sound. SS .A iliversary Kriox United Church Sunday sdliool will hold their annual anniversary services next Sun- day, June 17 at 11.15 land at 8:00 p.sn. Guest speaker at the morning Service will be Rev. Hugh C. Wilson of Thames Road United Church with• spec- ial music supplied by the junior ehobie At the evening service, Rev. Charles Lewis will speak nand rnus'ie will be supplied by the Men's Community Ghavr. LONDESBORO (Correspondent Dirs. Bert Allan Phone Myth 37r 5) Dr. and Mrs. Kirk Lyon, Leamington; Mr. and Mals. Jack Moroso, Hamilton and Mics. Ruth Myers were.Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt. Mr. ,and Mrs. Leonard Vod- den and Robert, Paris, visited on Wednesday with Mr. ,and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and Wes- ley Vodden. Londesboro Lodge No. 863 held its regular meeting on June 6 with nine visitors pres- ent. Ross Errington, Dungan- non Lodge, who is Counity Mater of North Huron, gave a (splendid address on his trip to ,grand lodge. After the meet- ing a social time was spent and lunch was enjoyed by ,ailL. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on June 12. On Sunday friends and relatives spent the day with them Pres- ent were Mr. and Mars. Barry Pipe land Teresa, London; Mr. ,and Mrs. Orville Hooper, Ailsa Craig; Vr, and Mrs. Emerson Hesk, Londesboro; Mr. a n d Mrs. Mervyn Pipe, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Couitis.. Whitechurch. Many good wish- es, ,caddis ,and lovely gifts were received by the couple. On the evening of May 26, a miscel0anebus shower was `held at !the home of Mrs. Bert ShtSib- brook sin honour of Miss Gloria Dellen. 1VIrs. Muriel Willson .and Mrs. Barbara Jewitt were 'host- esses. Several games and con- tests were enjoyed followed by an address read by Miss Linda Thtornpsof. Gloria received many lovely gifts, She Was as- sisted by her mother Mme. Thomas Alen and Mns. Charles Shobbrook. ' She thanked the gtlestts fittingly. A Lovely lunch. was served by Mrs, Muriel Wilson, 1Virs. Jewitt, Misses Linda lend Beth Thoe psora, Kamen Allen, Mrs. Joe Shaddick and Mrs. Bert Shobbraok. o• S i r AleaSnder Mackenzie hoped that the Mackenzie River would lead hirn out to the Pa- cific, but when it took hirn in- stead doWn to the ice floes of the Arctic Ocean he named it River disappointment, DRirGOLFING EQUIPMENT • ARTS • CLUB HEAD COVERS • BAGS AN` EXTRA CLUB or • BALLS FULL SET OF CLUBS AUTO ACCESSORIES • $.0A7 COVERS • WASH BRUSHES * SAFETY BELTS • Ancl AeGESSOR1ES- for All Makes of Cars • the !purpose .of living today, void the speaker, and the'atheism ,of despair is in many hearts, He •eerie/44.d his a,ddresr5 by telling elle enpregatiop, that "nndifferonee is the stumbling Wools of We time, because everyone is too busy, they lose sight sof where they should' be going>> brut if the power of God is ,asired, Pentecost can come agave to the world;" The ushers for the day were Kenneth McDougall, Wayne Million, Gordon Gress, altd ATV- ald Grass. Offidere of the Ladies' M,ixili- ary present at this service were; president, Comrade Ethel Gibbons; first vice-president, Comrade Jean Fairservvice; sec- ond vice -President, Comrade Lottie MacLellan; secretary, Doninade Jessie 'Tebbutt; trea- surer, Comrradae Muriel Bell. The officers of the Legion are: president, Donald Sprung; first vice-president, William Riehl; second vice-president, Arnold Berthot; treasurer, Stantley Lyon; secretary, Clare Vincent. Also present was Past Zone Commander Mrs, B. Han.. Mrs, ,Donald Jgyrtt ?s a patient in Western Hospital, Toronto, Carey .Joynt, Bethlehem, Pa.,, visited with relatives .here over the weekend.. .Mz"s. Don Joynt who 1?tas:been a patient in Western. Hospital,. Toronto, returned 'hoine last Thurtsday, Mrs, Sian RRoobol is ,:a patient in St. Joseph's H01.4041, Lon- don,. having un'der'gone a major, ppenation last Friday. Rory Kyle, Newfoundland, who is employed as •a miner, had the misfortune to fro::eV:are his leg when he slipped on A 'board on ,the ice causing the fracture, He drove to his home• here and was taken to Clinton Public Hospital where it was placed in a cast. He was removed to Sit. Joseph's Hospital, London, where the injured leg was plae- ed in •another east. Roy is the .son of Mr, and We. Themas Kyle Sr„ of town. He s,01,0 they had about four feet of snow at Newfoundland • Winners in the ,draw at the spring fair Friday evening were; movie cainera and pro - Hulett Schools Compete In Annual Field Day AUBURN - Twelve Hullett Township schools held their an- nual field day near Londesboro last Friday with over 400 chil- dren attending and taking part. The winners in the various events were given points, first, 10; second, 8; and third, 5. The championships were won by the following: boys, 7 and under, Kenny Anderson, SS 3, with 41 points e 9 and under, Douglas Bylsma, SS 2, 25; 11 and, under, Robbie Snell, SS 10, 38; 12 and over, John Sun- dercock, SS 8, 45. Girls, 7 and under, Jennie Bylsma, SS 2, 34; 9 and under, Donna Brom- ley, SS 10, 25; 11 and under, Marlene Dolmage and Carol Dolmage, SS 3, tied, 23; 12 and over, Elaine Dale, SS 1, 38. Prize winners: Races, boys, 7 and under, Kenny Anderson, Dana Bean, Ralph Hallam; 9 and under, John Sprung, Keith Tosczck and Donald McGregor, tied, John Bylsma; 11 and und- er, Robbie Snell, Dorrie Wilts, Albert Ball and Ronnie Arthur, tied; 12 and over, John Sunder - cock, Leonard Jamieson and Frank McClure, tied, Bob Vod- den. Ball throw - 7 and under, John Veenstra, Terry Tosczak, Kenny Anderson; 9 and under, Douglas Bylsma, Jimmie And- erson, Steven Clark; 11 and under, Timmie Bylsma, Bruce Bromley, Jimmie Johnston; 12 and over, John Sundercock, Frank McClure, Bob Vodden. High jump - 7 and under, Kenny Anderson, Keith Lapp, Dana Bean; 9 and under, Har- ris Snell, David Watson, Garry Radford; 11 and under, Robert Anderson, Robbie Snell, Kenny Farquhar; 12 and over, Allan Caldwell 4'1"), Bernard Bak- ker ,0 (4'), John Sundercock (3'1" ). Standing broad jump -- 7 and under, Dana Bean, Kenny Anderson, Keith Lapp; 9 and under; Keith Tosczak, John Sprung, Douglas B as Irma• 11 P g, g Y and under, obi Snell, r, R b e Sn 11, Dorric Wilts, Timmy Bylsma; 12 and over, John Sundercock, Frank McClure, Bob Vodden. Running Broad Jump: 7 and under, Dana Bean, Kenny And- erson, John Veenstra; 9 and un- der, Douglas Bylsma, Wayne Arthur, Clayton Riley; 11 and under, Robbie Snell, Ronnie Arthur, Dorric Wilts; 12 and under, John Sundercock, Frank McClure, Bob Vodden, Girls Races: 7 and under, Jenny Bylsma, Marie Plunkett, Wilma Van Barren; 9 and un- der, Donna Bromley, Marie Tre- wartha, Ann Bakker; 11 and under, Marlene Dalmage, Carol Dolmage, Margaret Whyte; 12 and over, Elaine Dale, Ruth Bylsma, Betty Dolmage and Joyce Dolmage all tied for sec- ond place, Dorothy Jamieson. Ball Throw: 7 and under, Marie Plunkett, Helen Ander- son, Jennie Bylsma; 9 and un- der, Fay Farquar, Ann Bakker. Donna Bromley; 11 and under, Margaret Whyte, Betty Hog- gart, Marlene Dolmage; 12 and under, Ruth Bylsma, Patsy Ball, Betty Salverdo. High Jump; 7 and under, Helen Anderson, Wilma Van Barren and Jennie Bylsma (tied), third, Marie Plunkett; 9 and under, Donna Bromley, Joyce Hallam, Janie Snell; 11 and under, .Denise Radford, Brenda Archambault, Carol Dolmage; 12 .and over, Betty Salverdo, Elaine Dale, Gail Wright. ,Stap,ding Broad Jump: 7 and under, Marie Plunkett, Helen Anderson, Jennie Bylsma; 9 and under, Joyce Hallam, Betty McGregor, Karen McEwan; ,11 and under, Brenda Archam- bault, June Knapp, Carol Dol - mage; 12 and over, Elaine Dale, Johanna Walinga, Ruth Bylsma. Running Broad Jump: 7 and under, Wilma Van Barren, Jennie Bylsma, Helen Ander- son; 9 and under, Marie . Tre- wartha, Betty McGregor, Kar- en McEwan; 11 and under, Brenda Ball, Marlene Dolmage, Carol Dolmage; 12 and over, Elaine Dale, Johanna Walinga, Ruth Bylsma, lsma Ball. Patsy B Y , Pa Y re The juniorLays werewon by USS 2, SS 1, SS 8; senior relays were by by SS 5, USS 10, SS 8. sector; Ernie Ross, RR. 2, Kip, pen; bicycle, Martin Becker, Dashwood; 35, Lillian 4•gett, S$ 10, •H y; Laverne Htanburn, Heniusali pmubiie schog1; $2, Kath- ie 'Henderson; Peter Bisbaok, Keith Rozell, Grant Jones, all of Hensall public school. Hnitea CJtureii senefvereerY braise coivregations attended anniv? eeecr+y Services in He wall Ulted 'Churoh, Suday, June 10, early summer flowers forming a Bioral arrangement, The Rey, A. Kenneth. Griffitths, Brussels, wars guest miivister for the day, who for his morning topic spoke on "The Gift of the Holy Spirit," • The •choir offerings were "Talleluyah A'nien" and• "Mine Oyes have seen the Glory," Guest soloist, Adan Elston, r B}c'eter, sang "Bells Over Jor- dan„ For the evening service Mr. Griffiths! based his thoughts from, the theme "The Unpard- onahie Sim." Selections by the Woodham male quartet were "Near to the Heart of God" and "Rack. of Ages". The glen's chorus contributed two selec- bions, "Little Brown Church in ,the Wildwood" and "Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah". The avoir was under the direction •of Mrs. Robert Payde who pre- sided at the church organ, 0 Good Crowd At Hensall Fair HFINSALT.-Mare than 1,'000 perlsans witnessed the 75th Hensel Twilight Spring Fair and Implement Show last Fri- day night, The hair was opened by Hon. C. S•. MacNaughton, (PC -Hur- on) , assisted by two federal election .can'didates, Elston Car- diff, MP for Huron: in the last pamilament, and Ernie Fisher, Huron Liberal candidate. Winners of the school Bain: parade was SS 7, Hibbert Township. Second was SS 10, Hay Township ,and third, SS 1, Tuckersmith Township. A !baby show was one of the highlights of the ;program. Win- ners were Marilyn Irene Pep- per, daughter of. Mr. and MeeCecil Pepper, Hensall, in the under six months class and Theresa Marie Ducharme, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Ducharme, Dashwood, in over six months category. Winners of the Herten Feed- er Calif Club competition were: weight .gained, John Thompson, Kippeni; finish, Don Carter, RR 2, Seaforth; senior showman- ship, Margaret J. Broadfoot, RR 2, Kippen; junior showman- ship, Gerald Finlebeiner, RR 3, Exeter. Cattle competition winners were: Herefords, Whitney Coat- es, RR 1, Cenraiia; MiSs Bar- bara Watkins, RR. 1, • Landes - baro; Hoffman Brothers, Dash - woad; Shorthorns, W. E, Pep- per ,and Sons, Watford; Hol- steins, Karl Decker and Sons, Zurich; Aberdeen Angus, Rich- ard Doan, Thorndale. 0 The right of the chartered e was issue bank notes banks to ss cancelled in 1945 and since that time only the Bank of Canada has. been permitted to issue pap- er money in Canada. The Fufura -- $4,930 4 YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME! Morfgage Money Available NHA and VLA APPROVED $3 MODERN DESIGNS Featuring Hanover Kitthen Cabinets, Lloyd Doors, Anderson or Nicholson Windows Your Choice: Frame or Brick and Stone Siding . FOR COMPLETE DETAILS See Your R. lir HARRIS HALLIDAY Representative Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 18, 19, 20 from 12 Noon until. 10 p.m. at the Parker House Motet Highway 4, South of Clinton Room , HU 24125 Feel Free to Drop in and Discuss Your Housing Problems with us Mail Coupon to R. I. HARMS REAL ESTATE Westawn Platin, Oatford St, West, London Please Send Pully illustrated Cataiagrae 0 1 -Cannes 38tr Cottages 25G Name............................................................. Address , Tlhurs,c June. 14t 1903, -Clinton. NCWs-*ecoid- r oge ones .Levied in pcle:Jsc Court GODS RICH In m;agisttnate'e cot rt here on. Tliursstaty, June 7. David Norman Zagozewski, 18, RCAF Station Clinton, Needed. gulch' to •driving a mo- tor vehicle in Teeltemensith TgwnshiP en. June 2 while und- er the inehience ot a narcotic or drug,. He was sentenced by Magistrate Glenn Hays to •sev en daps 'in aai1 and Was prohib- ited from driving a meter Vehicle in Canada for six mouths. T'liylip Francis Savage, Bir- mingham, Mich,, was fined $15 'and casts for going 48 miles an 'hour in :a 30 -mice zone in Bayfield. on June 2, NOTIC[ Tuckersmith .14400pal. • Hi_.tllcilpa. Dump will be open until further notice On. Wednesday and -Saturday afternoons from 1 to 5.30 No wire fencing,, cid .concrete, or car' bodios .permitted, . J, I. -McIntosh Clerk 14tf b Township of Tuckersmith TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS FOR 1962 The Township of Tuckersmith will pay interest at the rate of 6% per annum from June 15th to December 15th on all Prepaid Taxes. Certificates and full particulars may be obtain- ed at the Clerk's Office: Tuckersmith, RR 3, Sea - forth, J. 1. 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