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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-04-04, Page 6Trinity WA At Diehl Home ..for Aptit .6athering trule 'Westlake o:-.oured At. E.! .al Shower, Mark Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Walter (Wattie) Layton, Bay, field, marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a family celebration on the Layton homestead, Saturday. One of the persons present at the fete was the bride's mother, Mrs. Helen Dalrymple, Clinton, Clinton Lady Attends 50$ Wedding Celebration of Daughter, Bayfield pale 14,ctiPtP0 Thqrs,...Apfil 4? '43 AERO UREA 0— MAW 28 Huron St. CLINTON Are All Available Through Your Loco! realer CLINTON FEED MILL HUPh26-1 5 Published, by Huron Progr sive Conservative AssodiatiOn If you want a government in Canada for Canadians, then give Diefenbaker a working majority on April 8. ELSTON CARDIFF VOTE FOR THE MAN WHO HAS EARNED YOUR SUPPORT The Conservative Candidate in Huron ,pa WE0 $1,E0' AIN GRASS orot owomE JACQUES Hybrid Corn HAAPALA SWEET MIT ...e PLANT RR 2, Henson Mr. and Mr's, Stuart Watson, Bob and Jim, Puncles, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson on Sunday, Miss Shirley Brandon, B..., has been doing substitete teaching in Central Huron Se- condary School. at Clinton. Dr, and Mrs. Dougald Thane and family, London, were at their home here for the week- end, Mrs. Brian crime and Derek, London are staying. with her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. G. Ben chamber, Mr, and Mrs, K. Ferguson, Bill and Della Lou spent Sunday in London with Ken Ferguson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Arkell and Mr. and Mrs, Adam Flow- ers were in Preston on Tues- day. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Franck and Miss Mary Franck, Strath- roy, spent Saturday in the vill- age. Mr, and Mrs, Charles Parker and Bonnie, Scarboro, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. J, H. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Don Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ervine motored to Chatham and Leam- ington on Sunday, Mrs. A. A. Armstrong re- turned to her home on t h e Bronson Line last week after having spent the winter with her sister, Mrs. C. W. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Talbot and baby daughter, who have been occupying Len Talbot's house on Clan Gregor Square moved to Hensel]. on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Watson returned to ,Detroit on Tuesday after having been at their home "Gregor House" from Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Teeple, Port Dover, were the guests of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Utter from, Tuesday to Thursday. Mrs. J. E. Howard returned home on Tuesday after visiting her brother-in-law , and sister Rev. and Mrs. H. G. E. Crosby, Mooretown, from Sunday morn- ing. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Oddleif- son came on Monday to spend this week at their. home on Main Street after having visited relatives in Toronto over the weekend. Mrs. Lloyd Westlake, Ricky, Catherine and Paul, who were here almost three weeks owing to her parents illness, returned to Kitchener on Sunday with her husband, Corporal West- lake, OPP. Miss Shirley Brown, Auburn and Gary Jewitt, Londesboro, student teachers from Strat- ford Teacher's College, are do- ing practice teaching this week under Mrs. Willicun E. Parker in Bayfield Public School. Miss Beverly Sparks spent the weekend in Goderich with Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Jones. Con- gratulations go to Beverly who won the junior elementary prize in the Royal Canadian Legion Public . Speaking contest for Kincardine, Seaforth, Exeter arid Goderich area in Goderich on Saturday. F/O Pat Worth, Gireh, Mani- toba, who with his family oc- cupied William Ferguson's resi- dence while stationed at RCAF Station Clinton, about 10 years ago„ called on Mr. and Mrs. B. Hove)/ on Sunday. He is on a six-week course et RCAF Station .Centralia, plump ,Boat The fishing tugs are able to get out between the piers and up the shore 4 bit but not far enough to set nets yet. However, when they made a trial run, T. and T. Castle die- covered that at a higher speed the "Dierigill" vibrated which indicated possible propeller trouble, They employed Adams Crane Service, Goderich, to lift the stern up on Monday and discov- ered that the ice had bent the propeller shaft. This has had to be replaced, The °Dungill" had been moor- ed at the south dock in front of the Castle fish house all winter, To Decorate Chureh The Chancel guild of Trinity Church met at the borne of Mrs. J, W, Jewett on Tuesday evening, March 26, with eight members present, Mrs. J. Cluff presided. The meeting was opened with the members' prayer and the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison read the scripture and offered prayer, Plane were discussed for the Easter decoration of the church and it was decided to order Easter lilies and cut flowers. Mrs. J, W. Jowett and Mrs. J. B. Higgins are on altar duty for April. The rector closed ,with the benediction. Mrs. Percy Weston then pre- sided for an executive meeting of Trinity Church Guild to plan for the father and son banquet for the Scounts and Cubs. This was necessary since the regular meeting had been post- poned owing to illness amongst the membership at ,the time. Mrs. J. W. Jowett served re- freshments and a social hour was enjoyed. Visit Game Reserve On Monday, Mrs. J. E. How- ard accompanied the Rev. and Mrs. H. G. E. Crosby, Moore- town, to the Jack Miner bird sanctuary at Kingsville. At the home farm of 200 acres are the traps for banding the birds when they come for food. et was not being used while they were there, but the 90-acre farm across the road was cov- ered with flocks of wild geese and swans. They were advised to go to • the lake, half a mile distant. It was a bit foggy but as far as they could see the lake was literally covered with wild geese swans, ducks, and other water fowl. BAXFIBLP — Mrs, R. Larson, president, chaired the Meeting of Trinity Branch man's Auxiliary at the home of Mrs, Carl Diehl. on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Pe A. FeetherSton. was at the piano for the singing of the hymn "Be Thou My .Quard- Ian and My Guide", The Rev, B, J, B, Harrison conducted. the Litany and open- ing prayers.. Mrs. Emerson Heard read the scripture and Mrs. J. 13. Higgins filled her role of seeretaay, Mrs. le, F. Gairdner, tre easurer, reported the net pro- ceeds of the Pancake Supper which was down slightly from last year, and August 23 was set as a tentative date for a bake sale. Mre, R. H. F. Gairdner, edu- cational secretary spoke of the Anglican Congress in Toronto in August, as to why it was being held, It is to stir us up to realize what our church really holds for us, she said, "We in this generation stand in judgement, forgetting the blessings of our church. Lent comes es an op- portunity to all faiths and all churches to repent and realize what we have is precious." Mrs. Gairdner introduced an- other study book "Anglican Moseic" the foreword of which was given by the rector, the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison, An interesting fact was that the prayer book of the various churches comprising the Angli- can Communion have petitions peculiar to their geographical needs, For instance, the Old Church of ErigIhrid does not carry a petition to God to save us from earthquakes, but the revised Canadian. Book of Communion prayer includes it. ' Mrs. C. Diehl led, in the Prayer Partners prayer and the rector said the concluding pr- ayers. Mrs, J. B. Higgins, hostess, was assisted in serving tea by Mrs. G. N. Rivers. a KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ruston and family, Russelldale, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kercher and Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and boys visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Er- lyn Wilken, Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sproule, Exeter, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis. Stanley Sallies The sixth meeting of Stanley Sallies was held on Wednesday after school at the home of Mrs. E. Consitt with four girls present. Wendy Jones presided over the meeting. The roll call was "to show a sample of slip stitching". Miss Gilchrist, home economist was at the meeting and showed how Mrs. Helen Dalrymple had an unusual experience, Saturday, when she was present to help mark the 50th wedding anniver- sary of her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter (Wattle) Layton, Bayfield. The proud mother of the blushing bride of 50 years ago is now 95. The family celebration was marked on the Layton home- stead, now being farmed by the couple's eldest son, Ed. The couple farmed on that location for 48 years before they retired to Bayfield. They have three other children, Glen and Keith, both of Stanley Township and Mrs. Gordon (Verna) Hildebrand, Seaforth. Mr. Layton is well-known throughout Huron, having been a custom thresher for a number of years. His wife, the former Mary Walters, is a native of Tuckersmith Township. They were married on April 2, 1913. A turkey supper was enjoyed to make scuffs to match the dusters. She also brought a record and the girls did exercises to it. Next meeting, April 3, is on "Care of the hair" and the group are planning to go to the Be-N-Jay Beauty Salon in Hensall for a demonstration on shampooing and setting the hair, Anne Westlake, a bride- elect of March 30, was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scotchmer on Thurs., day evening, March It was arranged by Mrs, George Simons and Miss Char- lene Seotchrner,. About 45 lad- ies attended, Three amusing contests were enjoyed, after which Miss Char- lone ScatehMer read an address and Wendy .Greer and Cathy Grainger carried in a decorated. clothes basket laden with gifts, Miss Westlake opened the beautiful gifts and expressed her thanks and appreciation to all. 'The ladies served lunch which rounded out .a very happy even ing. - In the former Oscar Switzer Office—Huron Street Between Groves Electric and Vodden Jewellers. FREE! Bus Transportation from Canton to hear PRIME MINISTER DIEFENBAKER In Goderich on Saturday Leaves Murphy's Garage at 12:15 p.m. has no substitute NOTICE Will the person or persons who removed the 14" aluminum 4-blade wheel windmill from carport at my residence in Bayfield, please return same.-- (Signed) Casey Atkinson. 14p. 'rile Silage corn with a PLUS!" Competitive Prices on ELMIRA FERTIMERS $EE Clinton Farm Supply For QVALiTY THAT PAYS! ttention Clinton Voters For Transportation to the Pops on Election Day April 8 Phone HU 2-7332 Information and Assistance Available at Clinton Progressive Conservative Committee Room by the family at the Saturday fete and many beautiful gifts and cards were received by the celebrants. Also present for the occasion was a brother of the bride, Ed Walters, Saskatchewan. I Am Spatting Cattle for and will orange truck loads in the district. If you have any cattle you would like to send to Corbett, phone 345 W 1 HeriSdi Collect Cernmisrion: $3.00 ROSS LOVE and experience was never more Ladies Night For Pons Club At Zurich Hotel needed than today CNN Something new for corn growers is the Cytrol—Aero Urea—Atrazine Program. Spray Cytrol at 1 gallon per acre as soon as quackgrass is established in the spring. After 11-10 days when the quackgrass turns white, ploW or cultivate. Aero Urea supplies fast-acting and. long-last- ingnitrOgenin an easy-to-use form .Aero Urea—the biggest bag of nitro- gen, you can buy; lets you apply nitrogee }.'."ore platting. Broad- cast 101,-3uv lbs. per acre and work in. As another step towards the con- trol of most weeds, after planting, let the gronnd. settle until just be- fore or after emergence. Then spray. Atrazine at 4 lb. of 50% per acre. SERVING TIE MAN WHOSE ROSINESS IS AORICULtilliE BAYFIELD — About 50 at- tended the Bayfield Lions Club Ladies' Night at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, on Tuesday, March 26. The head table was attrac- tively decorated with golden roses in purple and gold vases. (The flowers were later given to the ladies as favours.) Lion Grant Stirling was master of ceremonies and pre- sident Harvey Coleman wel- comed the guests, Lions and. ladies. The toast to the ladies was proposed by Lion Russell Kerr', and responded to by Mrs. Jack Scotchtner. The guest speaker was Dep- uty District Governor William Lumby, Goderich. Winners of the draw were Mrs. E. Schilbe, Mrs, W. Lum- by, Mee. Ken Teeple (Port Dov- er), Mrs. James Cameron, Miss Edith Beatty, Morris Lavolie, chief engin- eer at RCAF Clinton, delighted all with colored views of the various countries in which he had worked and lived in the last few years. Illustrated were the native dregs, places of worship, re-4 ligious symbole, architeCture, in surrounding areas int thailand, Hong Kong, Siam, Tokyo and Honolulu. Of all the places he had been the latter was the most beautiful, A Short movie filth of the fashion show last year was pro- looted by Adam Flowers with commentary tape-corded by Mrs, Arkell, Renierhher the program-Control queckgtass with Cytrol; keep yields up with Aero Urea ; orate! broad-leaved Weeds With AtraZinti :10-41..M.44.3114r X.E/ Cyanamid or Canada Limited, Montreal x, Quebec PROGRAM