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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-07-18, Page 11Robinson Hpunioa The annual Robinson reunion was held at Xpperwash with 134 present from Sault Ste Port Huron, Port Lambton, Sarnia, London, Chatham, God- eriph„ Wingham. and Auburn. ,Mr, Bert Robinson, Coder- MI Was elected president and Mr. Scott Robinson, London, was Appointed secretary-treas- urer for the coming year, Mr, Jlm MaCIntosh, Mr. Douglas Williams and Mr. Frank Hor- ley, all of London, were named as the sports committee, • Paptist Church Rev. Arthur Wormold, mis- sionary on furlough from Bol- ivia, was the guest speaker last Sunday at the Auburn, Baptist Church. He and his wife have served for the past 10 years under the Canadian Baptist Mission Board and as he is a radio engineer, he operates the Southern cross radio station. He told about the country, their farming methods and how Christianity is increasing arn- ong the Indians and also the great advance in education, Mr, and Mrs. Wormold are staying at Camp Hermosa, north of Goderich. During the service, Mrs. Dun- can MacKay and her daughter, Miss Barbara MacKay, sang a duet, "Have Thine Own Way, Lord". Mrs. Robert J. Phillips was organist. Bible School Students Study Church, Present Interesting Final. Program uburn and Distric# WRAY WILLIAMS 11112-6633 RN CLINTON EATING OILS-GASOLINE GREASES-MOTOWLS, WHITE ROSE The annual reunion of the Taylor families was held, due to Weather conditions, in Staffa hall, on Sunday, July 14, with approximately 100 present. The CAREFUL FAMILY BUDGETING IS AN ART, DEALING THERE. IS A TERRIFIC START V.!..46/0.% ..**00 iht SHOPPER'S ilk Mt FRIEND :' \, Members From Indiana, Manitoba, Attend Annual Gathering of Taylors afternoon was spent in reminis- cing and recalling of former days. At 5:30 everyone sat down to a bountiful supper. During the supper hour, the birthdays of Russell Taylor, Indianapolis, In- diana and his nephew, Russell Taylor, Staffa, were appropri- ately celebrated with decorated cakes. Pictures of the family, the second generation of Taylor boys and visitors from a dis- tance were taken. A few words of greeting were brought from Manitoba by David Johnston, Pilot Mound, and James Pollock, Killarney, Manitoba. The most recent married couple present were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor, Staffa and the youngest baby present was Cheryl Taylor, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor, Varna. Guests from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston, Pilot Mound, Manitoba, and James Pollock, Killarney, Manitoba. Other guests present were from Listowel, ,Walkerton, Wal- ton, Zurich, Brucefield, Clinton, Varna, Staffa. 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"S'''•e•• 4 •e: a • • : SHUR-GA*1N Thugs,,, July 18, ].963•x -R.gcqr4,Pagg. „,..„.... 4\410, WES BRADNocK„cgr.rpspoudgnt,-,Phon@ 4704494 Intended for last week Mr. Harvey McGee left last week to make his home at Galt with his cousin, Mrs. R. E. Crawford and Mr. Crawford. Mrs. Ralph Lubber left last week for Holland where she will visit her sick father. Master John Ziler, Detroit, is visiting with his uncle, Mr. Kenneth Scott, Mrs. Scott, Keith, Wayne and Eric. Mr. Robert Wilkin was guest at the missionary SerVice at Westfield United Church when he played piano seleclions, He was later guest of his =Sic teacher, Mr, A. E. Cook. Miss Betty Marsh, Brampton, is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh and her grandmother, Mrb. Herb- ert Mogridge, Mr. Sanford Lawlor is a guest of his son, Mr. Themes Lawler, Mit. Lawlor and Jim- my. He has been a patient for many weeks in the Winghain hospital. Over 100 children registered on Monday morning for the Mr .and Mrs, Roy Finnigan. and Mrs. Laura Fowler, GPI- ericb, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott, Miss Francis,Houston, R,Ne London, is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Houston. Miss Mary Houston of Hamilton is also spending her vacation with her parents, Miss Eleanor Monck, London, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Ed Davies and Mr. Davies. Mr. and Mrs, Durnin Phillips Lurgon Beach, visited relatives in the village, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J, Phillips a n d Miss Laura Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wightman Lucknow, left last week for a visit in -Calgary. Miss Judy Arthur visited last week in Blyth with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moss and Betty and Nancy Anderson are staying at the lake in Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig's cottage at the summer school site. Miss Margaret R. Jackson returned last week from a visit with her brother, Mr. John Jackson and Mrs. Jackson, We- Laskin, Alberta. She attended the celebration of their golden wedding day. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams, Port Huron, are enjoying their holidays in the Canadian West. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor were: Mr. and Mrs. Carman Church, Mission, Kansas; Mrs. Edwin Homey, Goderich and Mrs. Ro- bert McAllister, also of Goder- ich. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Popp and family, RR 1, Auburn, vis- ited recently with friends in Sarnia, Owen Sound, Tober- mory, Sauble Beach and Kitch- ener. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath- well, Michael and Janice, Owen Sound, are vacationing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. While they have been vacationing, Mr. Rathvvell received word that he has been transferred to the Brantford Branch of the Canadian Imper- ial Bank of Commerce. He has been head accountant at the Owen Sound branch for over two years. Baby Debbie Popp is staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Young, RR 3, Auburn. Little Miss Louise Campbell, Goderich, visited last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Stanley Johnston. Mrs. Stanley Strasser and Miss Beverley, Sault Ste Marie are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig. Miss Cindy Tait is visiting this week in Seaforth with her aunt, Mrs. Ross Nicholson, Mr. Nicholson, Paul and Louise. Mrs. F. Bishop, Mount Bryd- ges, has been engaged as tea- cher of USS No. 5, Hullett. Misses Bernice McDougall and Betty Youngblut are camp counsellors at the junior girls camp at the United Ch- urch Summer school, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cham- ney and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig attended the Robinson reunion at Ipperwash last Sat- urday, Miss Jill Bennett and Master Jimmy Bennett, Port Albert, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradnock. Mr. William Gross and his daughter, Miss Elva Gross, at- tended the golden wedding cel- ebration of his brother, Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Gross at List- oWel. Many parishoners of St. Mark's Anglican Church, here attended the 85th anniversary services at Trinity Church, 131- yth. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor was the guest soloist. Calgary Honours Word was received here last week that Aubrey Toll's Clyd- esdale horses have walked away with the honours at the Cal- gary Stampede. At the provincial Exhibition at Manitoba, he took first place in the four-horse tandem team to wagon and was awarded the Prince Edward Hotel trophy, a special award for four-horse team. Mr. Toll also took first place in the six-horse tandem team, Another pair of victories were scored in the agricultural team in harness to wagon class and in the draft horses in har- ness to wagon class Mr, Toll walked off with the Turner Memorial plaque presented to the heavy horse champion. annual daily vacation Bible school with the following teach- ers in charge: kindergarten, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson; pri- mary, Mrs, Carmen Gross; jun- ior, Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys, Rev. Robert Meally; senior, Mr, Craig Peters and Mrs; Lloyd Walden. Rev. R. U. IVIacLean of Knox Presbyterian Church is on vac- ation in the Maritime Provinces and joint services are being held for the Month of AO in the Baptist Church, at 9:00 a.m. with Mr. Craig Peters of- ficiating. AUBURN — The Christian Church was the theme of the 27th annual vacation Bible sch- ool held in Auburn and the closing service was held on Sat- urday morning when parents and friends attended in Knox United Church. The service of worship was led by the senior group which had been under the direction of Craig Peters and Mrs. Lloyd Walden. Eddie Haines presided for the morning service and Robert Wilkin accompanied on the piano. Patsy Millian read the scrip- ture lesson, Brenda East led in prayer and the offering was received by Allan McDougall, Billy Sproul, Glen Rice and Keith Scott and was dedicated by prayer by Jennifer Grange. The remaining members of the senior class formed the choir and sang a selection. Rev, Robert Meally spoke on the purpose of the school and told about the study which they had been taking. The pre-school children under the direction of Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson sang a welcome song directed by Margaret Hai- nes and accompanied on the piano by Margaret Sanderson. Verses were read by Yvonne Bean, Ronnie Hunking, Greg Arthur, Loraine Chamney, Wayne Powell and Larry Plaet- zer. Several other songs were sung by this class. Mrs. Sanderson was assisted by Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Gordon Chamney, Mrs. Thom- as Haggitt, Marie Leatherland, Margaret Sanderson, Mary Sanderson, Margaret Haines, Klaske Koopmans, Gail Miller. The primary class, under the direction of Mrs. Carman Gross and Bernice McDougall at the piano, sang some of their songs and repeated Bible verses per- taining to the Church. Mrs. Gross was assisted in this department by Mrs. Maur- ice Bean, Mrs. Lawrence Plaet- zer, Betty Youngblut, Marsha Koopmans, Rose Marie Haggitt, Lynda Andrews, Barbara San- derson and Bernice McDougall. The junior class under the direction of the leader, Mrs. .Lloyd Humphreys and Rev. Robert Meally sang one of their songs with Carole Brown at the piano. Others helping here were Mrs. Robert Arthur, Mrs, Orville McPhee, Mrs. George Schneider and Ruth Schneider. Mr. Meally thanked all who had assisted in the school and special thanks was extended to those who had sent in treats daily to the younger classes. Certificates were presented to all the children who had attended regularly. Pre-school children: Cindy Tait, Cathy McClinchey, Gail Patterson, Sylvia Rutkowski, Kathy Hunking, Donna Jean Hunking, Joan Hunking, Faye Seers, Margaret Wilkin, Lor- aine Chamney, Carol Gross, Marilyn Wightman, Janice Rathwell, Jayne Arthur, Edith Snell, Yvonne Bean, Maureen Longhurst, Wayne Powell, Bob- by Powell, Ronnie Hunking, Douglas. Chamney, Larry Plaet- zer, David Glousher, Mark Lockhart, Eldon Chamney, Ronnie Plunkett, Glen Wight- man, Ricky Baechler, Greg Ar- thur, John Verewey. Primary: Paul Chamney, Mi- chael Rathwell, Douglas Durn- in, Keith Lapp, Dana Bean, Eric Scott, Lynn Turner, Mar- ie Plunkett, Trudy Machan, Louise Campbell, Wanda Plaet- zer, Sherry Plaetzer, Doreen McClinchey, Louise Hunking, Shirley Ament, Vaughan Hun- king, Mary Lou Vincent, Tom- my Raithby, Nancy Brown and Rickey Archambault. Juniors: Steven Haggitt, Joyce Leatherland, Linda Long- hurst, Bobby Schneider, Linda Reed, Petra Tiechert, Jackie Vincent, Ronnie McPhee, Wayne Arthur, Gary Ament, Ronnie Brown, Donna Baechler, Karen East, John Koopmans, Randy Machan, Billie Snell, Kathy Schneider, Lynda Sproul, Patsy Wilkin, Margaret Young- blut, Jimmy Bennett, Sharon Cook, Larry Chamney, Paul Gross, Shelly Grange, Jack de Groot, Neil Lockhart, George Lubbers, Gail Seers, Wayne Scott, Linda Walden, Mary Wil- kin, Murray Wightman, Peter Tiechert, Barbara Glousher. Seniors presented with cer- tificates were: Robert Wilkin, Eddie Haines, Bill Sproul, Allan McDougall, Keith Scott, Glen Rice, Kathy Hallam, Jennifer Grange, Brenda East, Dianne Kirkconnell, Eleanor Monck, Marian Youngblut, Jill Bennett, Mary Snell, Brenda Archam- bault, Wendy Schneider, Nancy Lapp, Phyllis Biggerstaff,.Patsy Millian, Linda Baechler, Shir- ley Hunking, Karl Tiechert, Patsy Reed. The crafts which had been done during the week were on display including a large card- board church, 'covered with lay- ers of shreddies for the roof, stained glass windows, and in- side furnishings including the minister and gowned choir. Pictures were also painted, fancy pillows made, and many small articles made by junior members. Parents, Students The' annual ,echoel, picnic of SS -9, Hnliett W4$ held recently with parents joining in the sports and social .events The program was planned by the teacher; Miss Irene Pfrimmer: The results of the races are as. follows; Grades one and two, Louise Honking, Arva Ball, Rickey Archambault; three and four, Joyce Hallam, Kathy Schneider, Keith Lapp; six, Daryl Ball, Brenda. Archambault, Daryk Ball; seven and eight, Bill Lapp, Brenda Ball, Douglas Archambault, Running broad, grades one and two, Rickey Archambault, Louise Hunking, Ronnie Siva- er;, three and four, Ralph Hal, lam, Kathy Schneider, Joyce Hallam; six, Daryl Ball, Brenda Archambault, Bob Schneider; seven and eight, Betty Hallam, Brenda Ball, Doug Archam- bault, • Standing broad: one and two, Louise Hunking, Rickey Arch- ambault, Ronnie Snyder; three and four, Joyce Hallarn, Keith Lapp, Ralph Hallam; six, Brian Pfrimmer, Nancy Lapp, Daryl Ball; seven and eight, sill Lapp, Brenda Ball, Wendy Schneider. High jump: one and two, Louise Hunking, Rickey Arch- ambault, Ernie Pfrimmer; three and four, Joyce Hallam, Kathy Schneider, Ralph Hallam; six, Brenda Archambault, Daryl Ball, Nancy Lapp; seven and eight, Douglas Archambault, Betty Hallam, Bill Lapp. Pre-schoolers running race, Ronnie Hunking, Johnny Ver- wey, Kathy Hunking; three- legged race, Joyce Hallam and Kathy Schneider, Ralph Hal- lam and Rickey Archambault, Arva Ball and Louise Hunking; grades six, seven and eight, Wendy Schneider and Nancy Lapp, Daryl Ball and Bob Schneider, Doug Archambault and Brian Pfrimmer. Softball throw: grades one and two, Ernie Pfrimmer, Louise Hunking, Arva Ball; three and four, Joyce Hallam, Ralph Hallam, Keith Lapp; six, Brian Pfrimmer, Bob Schneid- er, Daryl Ball; seven and eight, Doug Archambault, Bill Lapp, Wendy Schneider. Softball throw, pre-schoolers, Johnny Verwey, Ronnie Hunk- ing, Kathy Hunking; wheel- barrow race, juniors, Rickey Archambault and Keith Lapp, Joyce Hallam and Kathy Sch- neider, Harry Franken and Ralph Hallam; seniors, Nancy Lapp and Wendy Schneider, Sharon Ball and Bob Schneider, Brian Pfrimmer and Doug Archambault; ladies' kick-the- slipper, Mts. Len ArChambault, Mrs, John Snyder and Sharon School Closed With Bazaar and Bake Sale The students at .ss 9 Hullett, finished the year off with a large bazaar and bake sale and netted $70 for their efforts. Three of the boys in the school are shown here with the assorted waste-baskets made for sale. They are from the left: Rickey Archambault, Daryl Ball and Daryk Ball. Teacher at the school is Miss Irene Pfrimmer. (Photo by Brachlock) Over 70 Attend Mad Picnic, Enjoy Games AUBURN—Over 70 relatives attended the McNall reunion held last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Archam- bault, RR 1, Auburn. Guests were present from Welland, St. Marys, Windsor, Strathroy, Goderich, Blyth, Londesboro and Auburn. The day's program was in the charge of the presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNeil, Wel- land, and the secretaries, Mr. and . Mrs. Len Archambault. Races were run by the sports committee, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig. Results of the races were: 3 and under, Bruce McNeil; 5 and under, Terry McNeil, Gail Mc- Neil; 7 and under, Debbie Tur- ner, Judy Howatt; 8 and under, Kenny Johnston, Rickey Arch- ambault; 9 and under, John Mc- Joan Howatt; 11 and under, Brenda Archarribault, Doug McNeil; 14 and under, Connie, Howatt, Billy Vanstone. Men's race, Wellington Mc- Neil, Elgin McNeil; minute race, Mrs. Jim Howatt; mar- ried ladies' race, Mrs. Jim Pierce; grandmothers' race, Mrs. Pearl McNall, Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. Mary McNeil; wheelbarrow race, Connie How- att and Doug McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Turner; girls' kick- the-slipper, Connie Howatt, Mrs. Len Archambault; men's kick- the-slipper, Wellington McNeil, Elgin McNeil, shoe scramble, Mrs. Elgin McNeil; men's shoe scramble,. Douglas Archam- bault; anniversary of wedding day closest to reunion, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington McNeil, Wel- land; birthday closest date, Doug Archambault. Most buttons on. dress, Mrs. Jim Howatt; men's most but- tons, Billy Vanstone; mother of the year, Mrs. Elgin McNeil. The election ,of officers took place for the coming year and are as follows: presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Verdun. Vanstone, Benmiller ;secretaries, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howatt, Londesboro; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Welling- ton McNeil, Welland and Mrs. Elgin McNeil, St. Marys. A delicious buffet style sup- per was served ,• on the lawn and following the singing of the grace, happy birthday was sung to Douglas Archambault who that day was celebrating his birthday, 0 AUBURN HURON COUNTY SOIL AND CROP Twilight Meeting TUESDAY, JULY 23 7:30 Orville Ribey's Farm Colborne Township—Road between Nile and Carlow and 1 1/4 miles west. 8:15 Doug. McNeil's Farm Colborne Township—Road between Nile and Carlow. Oat and Barley Varieties — New Alfalfa Seeding with nurse crop in 1963 for hay in 1963 — others items of interest. ANSON McKINLEY, D. H. MILES, President Secretary-Treasurer