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Clinton News-Record, 1963-08-15, Page 11•".4,1TrA ►uum an istric 6 MRS, WES BRADNOcK,correspandont,Phone 520,7495: eeeeeeeeree...epeeeee eeeeeee !yen Life embership„ • Mrs. I:41mo. MacKay, ri,ght, was giveu a life ruerntPersillP pin, fronr the no PrasbYterian Wo- men's MlsSiona.ry Society, Aqbtfrri, Prior to ber, departure from the village. Making the presenta- tion are, from the left: Mrs. John liotIStOn; Mrs, Wes Bradnock, Nuron Presbyterial president; Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson, WMS president. (Bradnock Photo) YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER. • .4 now offering Reduced .Prices on the balance of his 1963 STUDEBAKERS ALSO A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GOOD USED CARS ON OUR LOT W. He Dalrymple & Son BRUCEFIELD — Phone HU 2-9211 Thurs.,. Aug. 14( 190,--Pintfon .News-Record w-Page t, MERRILL TY SERVICE w411 b -Closed- For Holidays_ from August to .August 20 iminummomemera LOANS $50 to $5,000 atlantic Finance CORPORATION L(IVIltED MIKE ELAND RAtTENBURY Branch fslariager CLINTON, ONCr, Pone Hl1 2-3484, Lucknow Bride Given Shower By. Area Friends AUBURN — Miss Bernadette Leddy, Lucknow, was guest of honor at a shower held last Saturday evening at the home Cox Family Enjoys Reunion At Goderich THE NP_:rn sa ys; TIE OLDER A MAN SETS THE FASTER HE CM ORIN A A BOY... • 11 ,• FOR SUPERB FOOD 1 RESTAURANT CLINTON'S FOREMOST 482-9076 CLINTON of Mrs. William Seers at a bridal shower. - A short program of contests was held with Mrs, Wes Brad- nock as. chairman. A reading was given by Mrs, Thomas Hag- gitt and the winner of the ro- mance contest, with answers be- ing parts of a car, was won by Mrs. Gordon Miller. The vegetable contest was won by Mrs. George Haggitt and. the clothespin contest was won by Miss Lynda Andrews. Miss Andrews was also the winner of the lucky chair. Miss Eileen Foran pinned a corsage on Miss Leddy and Miss Evelyn Brown read the address of congratulations. The gifts were presented by Trudy Mach- an, Gail and Faye Seers. Miss Leddy thanked her friends for the gifts and lunch was served by Mrs. Sandy 'Andrews, Mrs. Sam Brown and Mrs. William Seers, assisted by Miss Evelyn Brown and Mrs. John Seers. LAYING FEEDS FIND EXTRA DOLLARS WITH SHIJR-GAIN The Shur-Gain All-Mash Program was designed with your poultry profits in. mind. With this Program, every bird is assured a properly balanced diet, virtually eliminating irregularities in egg production and quality due to unbalanced feeding. Come in, we'll talk about your flock and the extra dollars you'll profit with the Shur-Gain All-Mash Program. CLINTON FEED MILL 28 Huron Street — CLINTON — Phone HU 2-3815 CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY LIMITED ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF JOSE `Joe' POTTER RETAIL DISTRIBUTOR CLINTON and SURROUNDING AREA —QUICK DEPENDABLE DELIVERIES FREE OIL BURNER SERVICE —SUPER 5D & MILEMASTER GASOLENES —PREMIUM FUEL OILS —KOOLIVIOTOR OILS GREASES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES TELEPHONES: Office HU 24653 'Residence' HU 2-9290 Little Steven Dobie is a pat, lent in Goderich. hospital. We wish him a speedy reerkeree Master Jeff .Craig; Ildertere is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, George Wilkin and family,. Mrs, Leura Fowler, •Gode-• rich, visited on 'Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J, lips, IIr, and Mrs, Wes BradlIPPk visited on Sunday with mr,.0-10. Mrs. Hanalei Nicholson and Gary at Seafortn, Miss Marjorie Alton, Wing- ham, visited over the weekend. with her friend, Mrs, John Seers and Mr, Seers, Masters Timmy • and Tommy Doherty, Goderich, are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ruddy, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mose, retir- ed section foreman, lVfilverton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilkin, Goderich, visited. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Maitland Allen. Several from this district at- tended the memorial services at the Colborne Township ceme- tery last 'Sunday. Mr. Craig Bradley has re- turned to his home in Toronto after visiting for a week with his cousin, Mr. Robert Miss Jane Kitchen, Hamilton, is visiting with her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rob- ertson. Miss Zella McDonald, Tor- onto, is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. John Houston and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young- blut, June, Marie and Laura, Woodstock, visited . on Sunday with her sister, Miss Minnie Wagner and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Anderson and Miss -Sharon, Lambeth and Mrs. G. Pilman, London, Eng- land, were guests of Mrs. Wit- ham T. Robison on Sunday. Miss Fern Symington, Tor- onto; Mrs. Cora Buchanan, Mrs. Amos Andrew and Miss Ethel Washington, all of Goderich, visited friends in the village on Monday evening. - Mrs. Louis Blake and daugh- ters, Faye and Maryanne, Brus- sels, visited: last -Thursday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An- drew Kirkconnell and Miss Di- ane. Friends of Mrs. J. C. Stoltz were pleased to see her on Sat- urday afternoon when .she' was Lisa Michelle Seers AUBURN — Funeral service was held on Monday afternoon, August 5, for Lisa Michelle Seers at the J. Keith Arthur funeral home. Rev. Charles Lewis officiated and burial took place in Ball's cemetery, Pallbearers were Randy Ma- clean, Ross Dobie, Brian Craig and Karl Tiechert. Lisa Michelle was two months and eight days old and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Seers. She passed away suddenly early Saturday morning. Besides her parents she is survived by her grandfather, Mr. Fred Seers; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Andrews; great grand- mother, Mrs, Caroline Seers, Mitchell; great grandmother, Mrs. William Andrews, Dun- gannon. Due to inadequate summer practice attendance and heavy demand for their services, the members of the Clinton Com- munity Marching and Concert Band have decided not to take part in the Canadian National Exhibition contest this month. Bandmaster, George Wonch, in making the announcement following a meeting of the band, he hoped the group would take part in the competitions next year. He said he hoped the members would realize that regardless of how much a band is per- forming or is wanted,a 100 per- cent practice turnout is still necessary to be successful. The band will however con- tinue to fulfill its many other engagements that are as fol- lows: Clinton Lions Frolic, August 17; St. Marys tattoo, August 21; Clinton's Calvacade of Bands, Atigust 23 and 24; Gue. iph Labour Day parade, Sept- ember Waterloo Band Fest. ival, September 7; 11/111Vertoti centennial, September 21. Sunday night concerts by the band will definitely resume this week and will continue' through to the end of September. Due to the heavy schedule and indifferent 'Weather, con- certs at the Library Park have" been cancelled during Most of the summer. At a recent meeting the band elected their officers fot the coming eeesOn and lobe Wise was learned president; with John Powell as voice-pies- Went, Other officers are as followst able to make a short visit to her home here, She is.still a patient in: the Wingharn hospi- tal. Mrs. 'Kenneth. Staples, Mar, ian, Carol, Susan, Bonnie and Beverley, St. Catharines, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy 'Ivee, Ben- Goderich 'Twp, ladies Group See 'kilos Cards (By Mrs. Ira Merrill) The SS No, 4 Goderich Town- ship Community Club met in the former school building for the August meeting. The president, Mrs. Murray Forbes, was in charge of the meeting which was opened with the creed, followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. There were 14 members and one visitor present and the roll call was one cent for each num- ber of a member's shoe. Thank you cards were read, including a letter of thanks from the Vacation Bible School. The sample Christmas cards were distributed among the members of the club. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah benediction and work was done on a quilt. Lunch was served by Mrs. Jack Tebbutt arid Mrs. Bill Lobb. Next month the meeting will be held at the school in the evening with a pot-luck lunch, AUBURN — The August meeting of the Knox Presby- terian Church Women's Mis- sionary Society was held in the Sunday school room of the church with a large attendance. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson who gave the call to worship followed by a hymn with Mrs. Duncan MacKay at the piano. After a prayer by Mrs. Sanderson she welcomed the 'members and visitors. The devotional period was in the charge of Mrs. Ed. Davies. The. meditation was . named— Moving with. God, and Mrs. Davies spoke about King David and his desire to build a temple and came down through the ages to our modern space age. She closed her message by ask- ing all to take God into their daily lives in work or play and then everyone would be blessed. A duet was sung by Mrs, Duncan MacKay and her daugh- ter, Miss Barbara, accompan- ied by Mrs. John Houston, The offering was received by Miss- es Margaret Sanderson and Jill Bennett and dedicated with prayer by Mrs. Davies. Miss Mary Houston, Hamil- ton, was the guest speaker of the afternoon and gave an in- teresting ilustrative address on Ireland's gift to Scotland (the gift of Christianity which was the coming of St. Columba to the island of Iona in 563) and spoke of the celebrations that had been held there recently. She also showed her pictures Secretary, Carol Taylor; trea- surer, Rev. Grant Mills; mus- ical director, George Wonch; assistant, M. Nerone; president of majorettes, Dawn Grigg; vice-president, Marjorie Woods; president of coloue party, Lisa Johnston; administrative ad- visory, J. Ricard. Grievance committee, G. Mc- Intyre, D. Peterson, B, Cann, G. Jewitt, F. VanAltena; lib- rary: D. McCann, Carol :Rie- chert, Doug Currie, H. Cum- mings, D. Taylor; property and inventory: F. VanAlteno, J. Wise, G. Wonch, M. Nerone; public relations! G. Wench and Nerone; ways and means: G. McIntyre, D. Peterson, El, Currie, D. McCann, H. Curn- mings, G. Shaddick; drum maj- or: M. Nerone; drill sgt, and disciplinarian: R. Huard. which she had taken while she was on a trip to Scotland last year with her mother. A piano solo, "Waltz in A Flat", was played by Miss Mar- garet Sanderson and the min- utes of the July meeting were approved as read by the sec- retary, Mrs. Donald Haines. IVIrs, Marguerite Chopin, Wingham, thanked the ladies for cards sent to her mother, Mrs. J. C. Stoltz and Mrs. C. Dobie, Bluevale. Plans were, made to bring in flannelette for the bale and any used children's, women's and men's clothing. Sympathy , was extended to the relatives of Mrs. Basil Edwards, Hensall, supply secretary of Huron Presbyterial, who. passed away suddenly a week ago. It was decided to not 'have a regular meeting in September as the 75th anniversary of the society will be celebrated at the time of the Huron Presby- terial, which will be held on September 10 at Auburn. The highlight of the meeting was the presentation of a life membership certificate to Mrs. Duncan MacKay as a farewell gift to her. Mrs. Wes Brad- nock ,spoke a few words to Mrs. MacKay who had been a form- er Auburn president and a CGIT leader for the past six years. Mrs. John Houston pre- sented the certificate on behalf of the members and Mrs. 'Wil- fred Sanderson pinned on the pin. Mrs. MacKay thanked the ladies for the honor bestowed upon her. The roll call was answered with a Bible verse containing the word "reap" and the meet- ing was closed by singing a hymn. Ladies Aid Mrs. Ed. Davies presided for the Ladies Aid meeting in Knox Presbyterian Church. She wel- mined the members but due to the absenee of the secretary_ treasurer,' Mrs. Roy Deer, no minutes were read. Plans were ,made to cater to the dinner of Huron Presbyter- ial and Mrs. Davies and Mrs. Donald Haines were named co- conveners. A discussion on this dinner took place. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. john Houston assisted by her daughters, Miss Mary and Miss Frances and Mrs. Duncan MacKay. 0 Classified Ads Bring Quick Results flower•Group Pian:PrOgrain for .F411. fleeting APEURN— The Ati.g4st ox- meeting of the Auburn Herticnitnral Society was held in the Auburn Public Library with the prPsiclgAt, Mrs, Ed, Davies,. in charge, The .rninutes were read( by the .secretary, Mrs, Lloyd Humphreys, Plans were made to hold an open meeting In September when. Mr. Harold .Crick, Len,' .don, formerly of Clinton,, will, show flower pieturea and pic- tures of recent trips.- As an adtled, attraction the members are asked to. bring bouquets for living rooms in containers 'that can be given Way as ciner prizes. Mrs. iiarn T, Robison was named con- vener of this committee. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor and Mrs. Ro- bert .J. Phillips. are to be in Mrs. Frank flaithby and Mrs. Wes Bradnock will be in charge of the 'pot-luck lunch.• A. discussion took place on the flowerbeds of the village and all were urged to go and see the beautiful dahlia plants at the home of Mrs. Russel Brindley. Mrs., Ed. Davies presented Mrs. Duncan MacKay, a mem- ber of the executive, with . an attractive planter filled with roses as a parting gift from the society. Mrs. MacKay thanked the executive for the gift and spoke of the flowerbeds of the vil- lage and the work the society had accomplished since it was organized. Clinton Band Foregoes CHE Contest, List Poor Attendance, Busy Schedule 0444 On 'Sunday 'with. Mr. .and Mrs. Andrew I:cirlmm-. neji and Miss Diane, Mr .And Mrs, •George Wlllcin accompanied'lYfre,, gobp# Craig of Ilderton„ to Crunalin airport when she left this weep• to visit her father, Mr. Bert Stride and her brother, Mr, Fred Stride At Botwood, Newfoundland, Mr, and Mrs ,Donald Hum- phreys and family, Parie, ed nn. Sunday with his brother, Mr. Lloyd. Humphreys and Mrs.. Humphreys, Miss Sherrililittm- phreys. returned ..home after vis- iting here for couple .or weeks. Miss Barbara Strasser, •Sault Ste, Marie, returned to her. home litst weekend after visit,: ing with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William J, Craig. She.. was accompanied by her uncle, Mr, William S. Craig, . 'Mrs. Craig, Bruce, Brent and Jam- es, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs, John Weir and family, London and Mrs. Elise tape,. Ottawa, visited, over the weekend with Dr. B. C. Weir and Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Mac- Kay and family. They will all attended pa family reunion at the home of Mr, and Mrs, George Ross and family near Benmiller, Members of the Auburn 4-H Club will demOnstrate their duster coats at the August meeting of the Auburn Wo- men's Institute on August 20. There will also be a demonstra- tion and Mrs. Gordon Chamney, convener of home economics, will be in charge of the meet- ing's program. Knox Ladies See Films Of Scotland, Present Departing Member With Pin Members of the Cox Clan had their reunion on Saturday, Aug- ust 3 at Harbour Park, Gode- rich. The sports for the afternoon were prepared by Mrs. Grant Turner and Mrs. Donald Harris. After a bountious supper, the president, Eric Cox, welcomed the family. The secretary, Mrs. Eric Cox, gave the account of last year's picnic and Mrs. Don- ald Harris gave the financial report in the absence of the treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Durnin. The prize for the person hav- ing a birthday closest to day of picnic was won by Mrs. Blanche Cox; youngest baby present, Judith Ann Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cox, Chatham; grandmother with the most grandchildren present, Mrs. Will Mair, Lon- don; father with the least hair, Goldie Newton, Goderich; fath- er with largest waistline, Will Mair, London. The following officers were elected for the coming year. President, William Cox; secre- tary, Mrs. William Mdllwain; treasurer, Mrs. William Cox, It was decided to hold the re- union for 1964 on the third Sundey of July in Harbour Park, Goderich,