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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-02-07, Page 11• Thurs., Feb. 7, 1963-Clinton News-Record-Page 1 NEWS OF LONDESBORO Correspondpnt MRS. BIIIRT ALLAN Phone' Myth 87 ir London with another daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mr. Mil- ler, Mr. ,and Mrs. Clifton Mac- Donald visited their son, Gor- don, who is a patient in Gode- rich hospital suffering from fractured legs which he receiv- ed due to an accident at the salt mine. His many friends in this district wish him a speedy recovery. A large crowd attended the wedding reception held in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall for Mr. and Mrs. William Dobie, Mr. Chuck Stewart was the master of ceremonies and the address was read by Mr. William Seers. A purse of mon- ey was presented to them by Sandy Andrews. Music for dancing was supplied by the Rythmaires and the caller was Glen Patterson. Misses Barbara MacKay and Carolyn Sprung sang several numbers. Ladies Attend Leather Course Colborne Township and Au- burn ladies attended the Leath- ercraft classes held last week at the Colborne Township Hall, Carlow, for five days. The course was sponsored by the Tiger Dunlop Women's In- stitute and the instructress was Mrs. W. Agnew, Downsview: Mrs. Wilmer Hardy was the convener of the course and oth- ers taking the course in making these lovely purses were: Mrs. Gerry Ginn, Mrs. Elwin Sillib, Mrs. Norman Durst, Mrs. Arn- old Young, Mrs. Lenard Fisher, Mrs, Arnold Fisher, Mrs. Ver- dun Vanstone, Mrs. M. R. Ful- ford, Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Mrs. Elwin Pfrimmer, Mrs. Gordon Dobie and Mrs. Kenneth SACRIFICE SALE WINTER TIRES Guaranteed New Dunlop Silent Traction Nylon uantity Size List ea. Sale ea. 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Norman Picks , ert are visiting a, few days with friends in Clifford, !,‘nsiroWs Annual The Annual Meeting of St. Andrew's United Church, gip- pen, was held on Monday even, ing, February 4, preceded 'by pot-luck supper arranged by the retiring stewards. Rev, A. H. Johnston was chairman for the meeting .arid Emerson Kyle secretary. A year of progress was shown in all reports, repairs having been, made to the church along with: the installation of chimes and flood lights. Four were elected to the. board of stewards, namely; Ger- ald Moffatt, Robert D. Elgie, William Coleman and Wilmer Turner. It was announced at this meeting that two bequests had been left to Kippen United Ch- urch, A congregational acknow- ledgement will be made at a later date, manse committee to replace Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig. Plans were discussed to hold a preaching mission in Knox United Church and it was pas- sed that arrangements be made to hold it at a future date. 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Stock cuts and' your name imprinted on each cheque quickly identify your business to your customers. The cheques are bound in a handsome, long wearing, vinyl cover. See our new 36 poge cheque catalogue and choose the cheque style that suits your business requirements.. Clinton News-Record Albert Street - CLINTON Phone HU 2-3443 Bird-McPhee MAN Givings, Hit New 'High. At Auburn UC Adastral Park Executive Council Adastral Park, the permanent married quarters at RCAF Clinton is similar to, any town in Canada, there is an elected council to administer the area , busi- ness. Recently elected to the council are, back row, left to right: Sgt. Rees, Cpl. Adams, WO2 Davies, Cpl. Hiemstra, Sgt. Barnes ,and LAC Young. Front row, F/S Burns and F/L Wright, mayor. (RCAF Photo) They were Mrs. Harvey Pett- man, Goderich; Mrs. Grant Knight, Sarnia; Mrs. Lenard McGee, Goderich; Mrs. Ross Sparks, Sarnia and Mrs. Ken- neth Miller, Goderich. The pretty little flower-girls, were Miss Brenda McPhee, RR 3, Auburn and Miss Bonnie Mc- Phee, Goderich, nieces of the bride. The groomsman was Mr. Lance Young, Toronto and the ushers were Mr. Ross Cooper, Toronto; Mr. Fred Bird, Tor- onto, brother of the groom; Mr. George Bird, Toronto, bro- ther of the groom; Mr. Jim Haines, St. Thomas and Robert McPhee, RR 3, Auburn, broth- er of the bride. For a reception which follow- ed at the Harbourlite Inn, Goderich, the bride's mother assisted in receiving the guests wearing a black silk dress em- broidered with silver, black ac- cessories and a pink rosebud corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother wearing a blue, pure silk figured dress, white hat, black accessories- and a corsage of pink rosebuds. For a wedding trip to Nor- thern Ontario the bride donned a pink sheath wool dress, mat- ching hat with black acces- sories and a pink and white rosebud corsage. On their re- turn they will reside in London, Ontario. Guests were present from To- ronto, Sarnia and Goderich. Honored at Shower Prior to her marriage the bride was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. Ross McPhee, RR 3, Auburn. Neighbours and friends were the guests and a social afternoon was enjoyed. Mrs. Stewart Taylor gave an interesting reading and the bride was escorted to a decorat- ed chair. Two little girls, Sally Kerr and Brenda McPhee, wheeled a decorated wagon holding a basket of gifts and presented them to Miss Mc- Phee. • She was assisted in opening the gifts by her sister, Mrs. Roy Williams, Sarnia. Miss McPhee thanked the neighbors and friends for their gifts and lunch was served by Mrs. Ross McPhee, Mrs. Robert Bogie, Mrs. Wilbert Johnston, Mrs. Bob McPhee, Mrs. Clif- ford McPhee and Mrs. Len Christlaw. Miss McPhee was also guest at a shower given, by Miss Irene Usher, Toronto and one given by Miss Irene Spridgon, Toronto, and by Mrs. Robert Bogie after the wedding re- hearsal on Friday evening. 0-- MIXED LEAGUE W L HT Pts. Clubs 35 16 11 81 Stars 30 21 11 71 Cleaners 28 23 n 67 Imps 26 25 3 60 Drivers 24 27 9 57 Dobbers 24 27 8 56 Budgies 23 28 7 53 Hearts 15 36 4 34 High single, ladies, B. 'Wonch, 280; men, Harold Black, 330; high triple, ladies, T. Jones, 667; men, Paul Draper, 764; high average, ladies, T. Jones, 178; men, Howie Grealis, 213. AUBURN---The 'annual meet- ing of Knox tasked Church was held in the Sunday sphool of the church with a large atten- dance. The meeting began with a pot-luck dinner being served by the members of unit three of the UCW,. Rev, Charles Lewis opened the business meeting with pray, er and presided for the meet- ing. The missionary and mainten- ance fund reached an all time high with a large increase over last year. This report was giv- en by the treasurer of the MM, Everett Taylor. The report of the United Church Women was given and the highlights of their 'first year were outlined by the president, Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Dougall, The supply committee of the UCW reported that three bales 'for overseas relief valued at $1,700 as well as a bale of new material which had been forwarded to Toronto. This re- port was given by the convener oc this committee, Mrs. Roy Easom. A new group, the Exporeas had been formed during the sear for girls 9 to 11 years, it/e'er the leadership of Mrs. Charles Lewis. Mr. Lewis extended thanks tc all retiring members and thank- ed them for faithfully perform- ing their duties during the past years. The election of new officers icols place and Elliott Tapp and Keith Arthur were named the new elders to be added to the session. The new stewards elested were: for one year term, Robert Turner and for the four year term, Torn Cunningham, enneth Mere; 1ga 1 I Carman Gross and Ernest Durnin. ' Mr. and a. Irs. Norman Mc- Dawell were elected to the 102nd Meeting For Auburn Presbyterians AUBURN --a Knox Presbyter- ian Church held its 102nd an- nual business meeting in the Sunday school room of the church with Rev. R. U. Mac- Lean in charge, opening with a devotional period. The minutes of the last an- nual meeting were adopted as read by the church secretary, Donald Haines. The clerk of session present- ed the report of the session and special thanks was given to Dr. D. J. Lane for his leadership and also to the Rev. G. L. Roy- al who had been interim-mod- erator of the charge while it was vacant. The auditors report was giv- en by Mrs. Ed. Davies and the financial statement was given by Mrs. Wes Bradnock, church treasurer. It was noted the members had given more to the budget fund of the church than ever before. The report of the Sunday school as prepared by the sec- retary-treasurer, Edgar Leath- erland; the report of the WMS by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland and the report of the Ladies Aid by Mrs. Roy Daer were all accept- ed as printed. The CGIT re- port was given by Mrs. Wes Bradnock and the Ida White COC group report was submit- ted by Mrs. Donald Haines. The officers for 1963 are as follows: session, Rev. R. U. MacLean, minister; John Hous- ton, Alfred Rollinson, William Watson, 3. Kenneth Scott and Donald Haines, clerk; manag- ers, Major Youngblut, Alvin Leatherland, Roy Daer, Charl- es Stewart, Gordon Dobie and William Wagner; church trus- tees, Arthur Youngblut, Har- vey McGee, Donald Haines; church organists, Miss Margar- et Haines, Miss Barbara Mac- Kay, Miss Margaret Sanderson. Church secretary, Donald Haines; church treasurer, Mrs. Wes Bradnock; auditors, Mrs. Ed, Davies, Mrs. Wilfred Sand- erson; church historian, Mrs. John Houston, ushers, Gordon Dobie, Alvin Leatherland, J. Kenneth Scott, Bruce Young- blut, Murray Youngblut, Char- les Stewart, Donald Haines. Plans were made for the coming year and the meeting was closed with the benedic- tion pronounced by Rev. Mac- Lean and the ladies of the congregation served lunch. In 1961 30 percent of Can- ada's national product was channelled into government revenues. Mrs. Robert Townsend went to London on Sunday for treat- ment in Victoria Hospital. The 13erean Unit of the UCW will meet on Thursday, Febru- ary 14 for their monthly meet- ing. Robert Thompson has re- turned home from hospital where he was a patient for four weeks. Miss Dorothy Little and Miss Mildred Hollinger, Toronto, were weekend visitors with Mrs, Townsend and Mrs. Bentham,. Harold ,Beacom is a patient in Victerio, Hospital, •London,, and en Saturday had surgery for a stomach ailment. " The Good Neighbor Club met At the home of Mrs. Earl Gaunt with 11 members and one visitor. Group one contrib- uted the program and a social hour followed with lunch serv- ed by group three, The Febru- ary meeting will be held at Mrs. Nerve, Auburn and District MRS. WES BRADNOCK-Correspondent-Phone 526-7595 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomson and family of Stratford visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Millian. Mrs. Wes, Bradnock attended the 60th anniversary celebra- tions at Exeter for the South Huron District of the WI. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown attended the annual At-Home at the Stratford Teachers Col- lege last Friday, evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Humph- reys visited at Brussels over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacDonald and family. Friends in this district of Mr. Archie Robinson, Clinton, have received word from him that he is vacationing now at Braden- ton, Florida. Mrs, William T. Robison is visiting at Hensel" this week with her son-in-law and dau- ghter, Rev. and Mrs. Harold Currie and family. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Morris of London spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Arthur Grange and sisters, Jennifer and Shel- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blake, Faye and Maryanne, Brussels, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell and Diane. Mrs. Tom Jardin of Wingham visited last week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan. Mrs. Jardin had the misfortune to fall in her home and fracture a bone in her right arm. Visitors over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Dodd and William Dodd Jr., Mrs. William Dodd Sr. and Mrs. J. C. Clark were Mrs. Sam Anderson of Western Canada, Mrs. Henry Matthews, Nile and Mr. and. Mrs. Reg Ryan, Nile. Mr. Percy Vincent returned home last week from a visit in Ottawa with his daughter, Mrs. James Annis, Dr. Annis and family. He is now visiting in Scott, This instruction in leather- craft is sponsored by the de- partment of agriculture through the extension branch of the Home Economics service. • Walkerburn Club The Walkerburn Club held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. George Schneider with 15 members,' one visitor and several children present. The meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. Leonard Archambault and it was opened by the singing of 0 Canada, followed by prayer by Mrs. Lorne Hunking. The minutes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs. Henry Hunking and the roll call was answered by each member presenting a gift to Mrs. Tom Cunningham, who had lost all when their home burned re- cently. Plans were made to hold a community shower for Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Elliott Lapp, Mrs. Worthy Young, Mrs. Roy Daer and Mrs. Leonard Archambault were named a committee to arrange for it in the near future. The draw prize (donated by Louise Hunking) was won by Mrs. Worthy Young. pro- gram of contests was given by Mrs. Lorne Hunking and Mrs. Ariel Duizer. Plans were made to have a penny sale at the next meeting and the roll call is to be an- swered by naming something our grandmothers used that we don't today. Hostess for the next meeting will be Mrs. Elliott Lapp and the program will be in charge of Mrs. A. Duizer and Mrs. Jack Hallam, The lunch committee will be Mrs. John Snyders, Mrs. Joe Verwey, Mrs. Worthy Young and Mrs, Stuart Ament, AUBURN-Baaket of mixed floWers decorated the Nile United Church last Saturday, February 24 for Alma Anita McPhee, Toronto and Norman Douglas. Bird, Toronto, When they exchanged marriage vows. Rev. G. L, Royal performed the ceremony and the wedding music was Played by Mrs. Ro- bert Bogie, aunt of the bride. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester McPhee, RR 3, Auburn and the groom is the son of Mrs. Ida Bird and the late Ro- bert George Bird, Toronto. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely ' in a white floor-length gown of silk brocade with white sat- in roses and seed pearls down the sides and it featured a chapel train, a boat neckline and three-quarter length sleev- es. Her elbow-length veil of ny- lon silk illusion was held in place by a crown of seed pearls and crystal drops and she car- ried a bouquet of red roses. Mrs. Roy Williams, Sarnia, was her sister's matron of hon- or, wearing a red sheath dress of peau de soie, round neckline and three-quarter length sleev- es, matching headdress and shoes, white gloves and car- ried a bouquet of white 'mums. The bridesmaids were all sis- ters of the bride, wearing red sheath dresses of peau de soi styled similar to the matron of honor with the same headdress- es and matching accessories. 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