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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-11-14, Page 11Worthy Matron Fetes Helpers AUBURN—Mrs. Bert Craig, Worthy Matron of Regal Chap- ter 275 of the Blyth Eastern Star, recently entertained 27 officers and some helpers to a smorgasbord luncheon. She was assisted by her daughter, Mrs Leonard Archambault. Euchre was played and the -winners were; high lady, Mrs. Glen Kechnie; low,. Mrs. Lorie Scott; high man, Mr. Harvey Sillib; low (playing as a man) Mrs. Lundy MacKay. The Worthy Matron and the Worthy Patron presented each officer with an engraved alum- Mum tray in appreciation for their services during the year. 0 MERRILL, TV SERVIC Authorized Philips Dealer , Radio — TV and Appliance Repairs 215 Victoria Street -- — Phone HU 2-7021 "Servict , Is Our Business" limenemoomalismmimenrar Thurs., Nov. '14, 1963—Clinton News-Record=—Page 11 for all the family See these styles today! CHILDREN. Medium -high, fleece-lined brown Boot. Felt insole, shearling top cuff, buckle. 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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- ston, Miss Laura Phillips and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Farrow, Mitchell, visited last Sunday with Mr .Farrow's sister, Mrs. George Lee, Mr. Lee and their son, Barry, at their farm home at' Eden Mills. Flower Group Bid Farewell to Member, Honor Her With Gift And Song Supply is limited. Buy NOW! SCRUTON'S FIRESTONE The former Hanover Transport building Phone 482•7,011 238 Albert1Street CLINTON Clinton Legion Supports Bayfield Village At Cairn Re-dedication Ceremony Headed by Clinton Legion Pipe Band, 75 veterans and all 13ayfield's scouting groups make an impressive parade at .a remembrance service and re-dedication of the memorial cairn in Clan Gregor Square on Sunday, At the right are the U wreath bearers. ,See story and pictures on page 8. (News-Record Photos) AUBURN—The executive of showed a good balance, the Auburn HOrticultural • So- ciety met on Monday at the home of the president, Mrs. Ed Davies. The minutes were adopted as read by the secre- tary, Mrs, Lloyd Humphreys, and the financial statement • A nominating committee of Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Mrs. Frank Raithby and Miss Viola Thompson was named to bring in the slate of officers for 1964 at the ,December meeting, Plans were made for a pot- luck smorgasbord dinner on December 2 when members of the village council and their families will enjoy a Christ- mas party. Mrs. Norman Mc- Dowell, Mrs, Arthur Grange and Mrs, Robert J. Phillips were appointed the committee to set up the dinner and the program of euchre, and crok- inole will. be in charge of Mrs. Wes Bradnock, Mrs. Thomas Lawlor, Mrs. Frank. Raithby, Miss Elma Mutch was ap- pointed to buy the prizes and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips and Mrs. Gordon R .Taylor will look after the music. • Mrs. Davies reported on at- tending council meeting and stated that it was hoped to have the 'colored village lights in by the first of December. The tax notice that $1.43 was due from the Manchester Garden, was received and this was ordered to be paid. Mrs. Gordon R.. Taylor sang a specially composed song pay- ing tribute to a former presi- dent, Mrs. William T. Robison, who is leaving this community to make her home in St. Marys. Mrs. Robert J. Phillips accom- panied her on the harp. Mrs-Taylor also spoke a few words and presented Mrs. Rob- ison with a gift on behalf of the society, Mrs. • Robison thanked the society for their thoughtfulness and said she would never forget her happy recollections and work to help beautify -Auburn. `1Walkerburn Club Stage Bazaar`.o I Aid Korean Lad Eastern Star Stage induction Mr. and Mrs. Donald Symons were installed -as Worthy Mat- ron and Worthy Patron of Clinton Chapter No, 266 Order of the Eastern Star on Thurs- day. Installing board consisted of: Installing Matron, Mrs. William Wells; Installing Patron, Mr. Harry Williams; those assist- ing, Mrs. Emma Ruthven, Mrs. Robert Jervis, Mrs. Gordon Steepe, Mr. Donald Watson. The star points were installed by Mrs. Angus Graham, DDGM, London. Other officers installed were : Associate Matron, Mrs. Alvin Lobb; Associate Patron, Mr. Gordon Steepe; secretary, Mrs. Willard Aiken; treasurer, Mrs. Alex Haddy; conductress, Mrs. Donald Watson; associate 'con- ductress; Mrs. Bert Garrett; chaplain, Mrs. Harry Williams; marshal], Mrs. Gerald Holmes. Organist, Mrs. William Nor- man; Adah, Mrs, Donald Kay; Ruth, Mrs. Donald Webster; Ester, Mrs. William Craig; Martha, Mrs. Lloyd Carter; Electa, Mrs. Thomas Ellis; war- der, Mrs. Frank Cook; sentinel, Mr. Alvin Lobb, JewelS and gifts were pre- sented to the retiring Matted and patron, Mrs. Gordon Steepe and Donald Watson. .AUBURN—T h e Walkerburn Club held a successful bazaar on Saturday in the Ai.tburn Orange Hall with a large at- tendance. The popular bake table was in charge of Mrs. Ted Plunking, Mrs. Jim Mc- Dougall and Mrs, Roy Daer. The apron table, which con- tained many colorful items, was in charge of Mrs. James Jack- son and Mrs. Guy Cunning- ham; farm produce iri charge of Mrs. Elliott Lapp, assisted by Mrs. John Snyders who was kept busy selling apple cider by the glass. The knitting and fancy work was in charge of Mrs. Donald Sprung and Mrs. Joe Hunking; the candy table was in charge of Mrs. Henry Hunking and Mrs. Ariel Duizer, and the touch and take table was in charge of Mrs. Lenard Arch- ambault. A dainty afternoon tea was served by the president, Mrs. Lorne Bunking, Mrs. Stanley Ball, Mrs. Stuart Ament and Mrs. George Schneider. Winner of the beautiful blanket was Mrs. Lenard Arch- ambault, Mrs. Joe Honking was in charge ,of the selling of tickets which will help support their adopted child in Korea. This orphan boy, Kim Sung Ae, was born on March 5; 1957 and is at present at the orph- ' anage at Sung Yook in Korea. 0 Speaker Outlines Growth of Missions To Knox Presbyterian Ladies Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox, Seaforth, visited with Miss Margaret R. Jackson over the weekend. Anyone wishing to take this course please contact the lead- ers, Mrs. Humphreys and Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. Mrs. William T. Robison sold her home on Loftus Street last week to ' Mr, Garth Walden, Westfield, The Lee family reside in To- ronto but come to their farm home on weekends. Mrs. Lee was the former Mary Farrow of the Westfield district. The dessert course sponsored by the senior branches of the Huron County Women's Insti- tute will be held on November 21 and November 26 at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Humph- reys. Mrs. Ed Davies, Mrs. Frank AUBURN — The November meeting of the Women's Misr slonary Society of Knox Pres, byterian Church was held in the Sunday school room of the church with a good attendance. The president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson gave the call to wor- ship and the meeting was open- ed by singing a hymn, with Mrs. John Houston at the piano. Mrs. Donald. Haines led in prayer and the devotional per- iod was taken by Mrs, Major Youngblut and her theme was, "The Cost of Discipleship". This was followed by prayer by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson. A solo, "Softly and Tenderly" was sung by Mrs. Wes Brad- noels and Mrs. Alvin .Leather- land gave a reading, "A Prayer for Peace". The roll call was answered by each member quoting a Bible verse containing the word remembrance. The topic for the meeting was taken by Mrs. Frank Raith- by. She gave an interesting paper on the growth of mis- sions, starting in the days of the Apostles and down through the years. The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines. A thank-you letter was read from Mrs. Edgar Lawson for flowers when she had been a patient in Clinton hospital. Invitations were accepted to attend the UCW meeting at Carlow on November 14 and to attend the WMS meeting at Hensel]. on November 25 when Mrs. F. C, Knox, missionary on furlough from India, will be the guest speaker. Plans were made for the Christmas meeting which will be in the charge of Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. A, Rollinson. , Ladies Aid The Ladies Aid Of Knox Presbyterian Church met in the Sunday school room of the KIPPEN Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle were hosts to a cottage meet- ing of Kippen congregation with 15 in attendance on Sun- day evening. Mrs. Hank Binnendyk is a patient in South Huron Hospi- tal, Exeter, being admitted for surgery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. R. Vennema for the gift of a son, Derrick Peter, born NToov spelmtable. 1 in South Huron I- The annual bazaar will 'be held Saturday, November 16 at 3:00 p.m. in St., Andrew's Unit- ed Church. Messrs, Ed Morton, Dave Triebner, Allan Tremeer, Wil- mer Dalrymple, Ted Roberts, Harold Parker, William Bell, Jack Bell, Grant McGregor, Jim McAllister, Ross Richardson, Campbell Eyre and Emerson Kyle returned home Sunday from a hunting trip in the Parry Sound District. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huss- table and Bill, Centralia, vis- ited recently with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones and boys. Sunday guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Ashworth and Carol Ann, Denfield; Mr. and Mrs. Ellison Whiting and Lloyd, Parkhill, 0 Albert Doerr AUBURN—Relatives in this .district received word that sa former resident, Albert Doerr, had recently passed away sUd- vdriely at his home in Streets- Born in Hallett Township he was 72 years of age and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, William Doerr, of Aubtirti, He. is survived by his wife, the former Bessie Crozier and a sister, Mrs. Mary Heitibuck, Stratford. A brother, John Doerr pas- sed away last year at Elyth. The funeral was held at Trin- ity Church, Streettville, with burial taking place in the 8treetsVille Cernetery, church with the president, Mrs. Ed Davies in charge. The min- utes were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Roy Deer. A short business period was held and a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Alvin Leather- land and Mrs. Carl Goyier. 0 Reeve E. Snell Stages Banquet For Councillors AUBURN — Reeve Ernest Snell of East Wawanosh Town- ship entertained the members of his council, the clerk, road '-unerintendent and other town- ship officials and their wives e a turkey dinner in the Au- burn Memorial Hall. After the dinner euchre and lost heir were played, Reeve Snell welcomed the 'nests and Mr. Clarence Hanna moved a vote of Um/Ike to the members of the Auburn Wo- men's Institute who catered to the banquet. Mr. and Mrs. John Aitchis- on and Mr. Henry Aitchison, Mooretovvn; Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Aitchison and son Ken- neth, Wingham, spent t h e weekend with their sister, Mrs. Herbert Goyier. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Young- Mut, Toronto, spent the week- end With his mother, Mrs. Ralph D. Munro and Mr, Mun- ro. Mrs. ,I-lerbert GOVier attended the funeral of her cousin, Mr. William Cooney, a veteran of the first World War, at Mir- ham last weekend. Mrs. Minnie Tones and son, Melvin., Dungannon, visited on Sunday with her brother, Mr. Bert Marsh and Mrs, Marsh. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Robert- son,. Coppereliff, spent 'the weeend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.. J. . Robertson and Mr and Mrs. William Straugh- an. MrS, tlizaheth Rill and Miss Sadie Carter visited last week With Miss Margaret A. jack- sem ry and Mrs. Ronald Paths well, Michael and Janice, Brant, ford, Spent the holiday with hat Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cordon R. Taylor, .1