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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-04-02, Page 7r A urn and District MRS, WES ERADNOck—Corrasimndeat,--Phone 5264595 Mrs. Charles east, LokaQ11, gent the weekend with her IPA, Ted, Mrs, East, • Misses 3renda and Karen Bast, Mrs. Verna Doerr and her ;on, Ronald, Niagara Falls, ;pent the holiday with ber par- ants, Mr. and Mrs: Robert Mrs. Donald Jardin, Ritch- ner, visited her grandparents, \Ir. and Mrs. Robert Chamney, Sunday. Miss Jane Kitchen, London, VARNA Y.P.U. PAPER DRIVE Saturday, April 4 Please have papers tied or in boxes. For Pick-up phone Clinton 482-3226 or Hensall 353 J 1 13-4b spent the nolidaY with her grandfather, Mr. ,J. J Renert, son and her mother, Mrs, Harold Kitchen. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Rom AndreWS is very In in GoderiCh hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr, and Mrs. Don Dewar and family, Atwood, an. d r, and Mrs. Harold Rolston, London, visited on Sunday with the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer, Mr. Gordon Daer and Miss Marilyn. Peter Brown, Riverside, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allan. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Young- blut, Ottawa, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Munro. Mrs. Eliza Stewart and her sister, Mrs. Jane Martin, Port Albert, are visiting this week with relatives in London, Mrs. Roy Farrow, Mitchell, visited on Monday with her brother, Mr. Thothas Johnston and Mrs. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hum- phreys visited on the weekend JUNIOR FARMERS DANCE LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH Friday, April 3 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a,m. MUSIC BY POPULAR ORCHESTRA ADMISSION: 75c ti FARMERS We are shipping cattle every Monday for United Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will pick them up at your farm. Please PHONE COLLECT not later that Saturday nights. Seaforth Farmers Co-operative H. S. Hunt, Shipper Phone 669 W1 DECORATING INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAINTING and PAPERHANGING DOUG DALTON Phone 218 SeOforth 14p Th!,!rs44,y, April 19041,cliotpn ,News,R0c9r4,Poog pray with St. Paul' 'that we. Mrs, 1:44411.Plornents„MissMary MO /MOW with increasing E Asquith, Mr. and ..Mrs,, Reg 1powledge the power of Christ's .Asqtilth, •George and Anne, all Resurrection in our .4aily lives, of Toronto, and Miss Alice Rog- Visitors for 'this service were .er$Q11,, Plyth. SPECIAL PRING SALE TRACTOR TIRES 10 DAYS ONLY March 28 to April 10 30% DISCOUNT ON ALL TRACTOR TIRES Savings Comparable to the Tire Listed Below; 10x28 CHAMPION TIRE List Price $73.00 Sale 'Price 51.25 MALTIN 'BARLEY CONTRACTS oft. 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BANKROLL WOrT COOT WREN THEM IS CALLED VP YONDER— $4 Auburn Explorers Elect OffiCers AUBURN—The Auburn Ex- plorers met in the Sunday school room of the church with an attractive setting of a hand- painted stained glass window, white candles and white lilies in the background for their worship centre, This was in the charge of Mrs. Robert Arthur, and Nancy Brown gave the call to worship. The Easter story was read by Gail Seers, Linda Snowden, Karen East, Linda Jefferson and Shelley Grange. The offering was received by Cathy Schneider and Donna Chamney. Mrs, Arthur and Mrs. Donald Young presented the first red stars to Marian Armstrong, Nancy Brown, Lori Johnston, Marie Plunkett and Gail Seers. The firSt blue stars were presented to Linda Reed and to Linda Sproul. The senior girls were present- ed with their second blue stars: Cathy Schneider, Karen East, Shelley Grange, Jeanette John- ston, Linda Snowden, Linda Jefferson, Donna Chamney and Donna BaeChler. The Explorers finished 'their crafts under 'the direction of Mrs. Arthur Grange. The election of officers took place and is as follows: Chief Explorer, Linda Snowden; Keeper of the Log, Marian Armstrong; Keeper of 't he Treasury, Kathy Schneider; Chief Counsellor, Mrs. Maurice Bean, 'assisted by Mrs. Arthur Grange, Mrs. Robert Arthur, Mrs...Lloyd Humphreys and ffitaronard Young. Beautiful: flowers, Dedications Highlight. Auburn 'Chord .$ervices school. r9041 of the church. Presbyterian Service A beautiful !bouquet of spring flowers adorned the altar of NnoN- Presbyterian church last Sunday for . the special Easter service, Rev, V,. MaeLean. was in charge of the service Margaret Sanderson. presided at the :organ,. The anthem of the cheir was directed by Miss Margaret Haines,. They sang, "The Old Rugged CrosS't, Mr. .MacLean gave an inspiring message on the Easter 'mesaage — Abide WithUs. The flowers were placed by F. 0. Malveen, .Oshawa, in memory .of her late -husband, F. O. I.VfcTlveen, Dedicate Gifts Easter Sunday service was Observed at -SL . Mark's Angli- can Church and .the rector, Rev. Rdbert F. Meally dedicat, ed to the glory of God and in loving memory of Mrs. Amy C. 0111 1.1.011 • Asquith, a credence table cruets and silver bread box. They were presented by her sister, Mrs. Edna Clements, Toronto; her brother, Charles Haughton, Toronto; two nieces, Miss. and Miss MCP Rogerson, Also offertory plates .ancl prayer book • from the .friends: and neighbours of the deneaSeti! 111 .1St449111iiltibeS. were on the altar in loving memory of his father by Mr. Lawrence, Nesbit and Mr. and_ Mrs, Gor- don 13. Taylor 'and Mr: and Mrs, Lloyd. 13. ligitity in memory of their parents, the late Mr, and Mrs. J Taylor, The junior choir led in the service of song with. Miss Car, ore frown at the ,.organ and the serVer heing ciaric, The :„.;aster offering Was. received Gordonby R, Taylor and Rob, ert J. Phillips and presented at the .altar by Robert Marron, Mr. Meally chose his message from Phillipians 3: 10—"That. may know Him and the pow-. er of His, resurrection". He pointed out that the Resurrec- tion was not mainly :a fact of something that happened, but this power enableS 'us to live better Christian lives and 'that on this Easter morning we may Parkland ,Seed Supplied This variety out-yielded Betz and Mantcalm in Huron County as tested by the Ontario Agriculture College and published in their "1963 The Progress,, Report". WHITE 'BEA CONTRACTS • One of the Areas Better Cash Crops. Fertilizer and seed supplied on all contracts. FERTILIZER A complete stock carried et Competitive Prices. 14 COOK BROS. MILLING CO. LTD. Phone 24 tit 249 Hensalli Ont. 18.4-64 with his brother, Mr. Donald HlIMPhreYS, Mrs. HtlniPlireYS and family at Paris, Miss Cilar y 1 Htimphreys retrned home with them fOr a week's ii vst Friends were pleased to see Arnold. Andrews in the village last week after many months a patient in Victoria Hospital London. Miss Anne Marie Schneider,. Kitchener; Miss Eileen Schnei- der and Mr. Arnold Shortt, Weston, spent., the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider and family. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dodd, Goderieln. and. Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Tait, Cindy and Jim- my, Clinton, Visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Dodd. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Weston, Toronto, spent the 'holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Al-. fred Rollinson. • Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Pent- land, North Bay, .spent 'the holi- day With her mother, Mrs. Charles Straughan. Mr. and Mrs.. Ronald Rath-' well, Michael and Janice, Brampton, spent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don R. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. William Knise and Miss Elizabeth, Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mr. an d Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Miss Nancy and. Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Mr. William Anderson was also home from London for the weekend. Mr. and, -Mrs.' Clayton Rob- ertson and Karen, Coppercliff, spent a few days last week with his father, Mr. J. J. Rob, ertson and his mother who is a patient in 'Clinton hospital; also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Straughan. Arthur Grange, Moose Fac- tory, spent the holiday with his wife, Mrs. Grange • and daugh- ters, Jennifer and Shelley. Mr s . Marguerite Chopin, Wingham, spent a few days last week with Miss Margaret R. Jackson, Guests on Easter S u n d ay with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Brad- nock were Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Nicholson and Gary, Sea- forth, Mr. and Mrs. John Men- heere, Stephen . and David, of Egmondiville` Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bennett, John, Jill and Jim,. Port Albert; Mrs. Char- les Straughan, Auburn. William J. Craig was taken to Clinton hospital last Fri- day morning and Mrs. Herbert Govier on Monday morning. We wish them both a speedy recovery. Plan Meetings About 16 House Meetings have been arranged in this community for this coming week when the Faith at Work Mission will be held. It Will start with a banquet in 'the Auburn Hall on Thins- day evening and all 200 'tickets have been sold. Arrangements are in the hands of Rev. Charles Lewis and Rev. McLagan of Myth... BUY FROM A FIRM YOU KNOW :Easter lilies decorated Knox. United Churen for their Spec* ial Easter Sunday seryiee. Rev. Charles Lewis led the service of worship and Mrs. Norman Wightnia.n, church organist, wofaTsshoeinngj enhigorrg heoo r f tshaen es s aagne- them and Mrs. Charles Lewis. sang a lovely Easter solo, Present Drama An Easter scripture drama called "For Our Men and Our Salvation", was presented inthe Auburn Baptist Church by ten members of the Clinton Baptist Hi-Fellowship group, The •soloist was Mr. L, Salz- man and the pianist was Miss Cheryl Cochrane. Mr. B. Kiel assisted with the drama and the minister, Mr. Craig Peters, introduced the program and pronounced the benediction. The dhurCh was 'beautifully decorated with a large bouquet of white and yellow 'mums and potted white hyacinths. Following the service a social time was held in 'the Sunday Ladies Groups Hear 'Love' Topic At Thankoffering AUBURN—Easter lilies form- ed a lovely setting for the Easter Thankoffering held in Knox United Church with guests present ,from • Dungan- non, Nile, Westfield, Donny- brook and the other church or- ganizations in the village. The guests were welcomed by Mrs. Bert Craig, president of the Auburn UCW, assisted by Mrs. Fred Toll, The call to worship was a poem, given by the leader of the service, Mrs. Arthur Grange, She also wel- comed 'the guests. Mrs. Norman Wightman was organist, the scripture lesson was read by Mrs. John Durnin and followed by prayer by Mrs, William J. Craig. A solo, "Were You There?" was sung by' Mrs. Ernmerson Rodger and the offering was received by the ushers, Mrs. Stanley Ball and Mrs. Worthy Young. This was dedicated 'by Mrs. George Millian. Speaks On Love The special speaker of the evening was Mrs. Charles Lew- is. She chose for her inspiring Easter message — Love. She stated that if God had not lov- ed us, 'there would have been no Easter, and went on to de- scribe the qualities of true love and how we all can be dis- ciples if we but follow the tea- chings of Jesus as told by -St. Paul. Miss Margaret R. Jackson thanked Mrs. Lewis for her Easter message. Mrs. Bert: Craig took charge of 'the short business period. The 'treasurer, Mrs. Norman McDowell presented -the bills which were moved paid and a music committee was named, consisting of Mrs. William J. Craig and Mrs. James Jackson. Following the meeting a soc- ial hour was enjoyed with Mrs. James Craig and 'Mrs. George Millman at 'the tea-stable, A beautiful pink hydrangea cen- tred the tea-'table and members of unit three served lunch. Thanks for the invitation and excellent meeting was expres- sed 'hy the guests: Mrs. Charles Smith, Westfield; Mrs. Ray- mond Finnigan, Dungannon; Mrs. Graham McNee, Nile; Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson, Donny- brook; Mrs. Clifford Brown, St. Mark's Anglican Guild; Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Auburn Bap-, 'tilt Church and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Knox Presbyterian WMS. Jones, MacNaughton Seeds have been doing business in Western Ontario for many years. Cust- omers know they can be de- pended upon to provide quality. seed that's true to variety at a reasonable price. Since seeds are Jones, MacNaughton Seeds only business they are experts in buying, cleaning and merch- andising seed. Because they know where to buy and when to buy they can sell to you at wor- thwhile sayings. 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