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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-04-09, Page 11Hrs. Ronald Rathwell, Mich- and Janice, Brantford, visit- last week with her parents, . and Mrs, Gordon, R. Taylor. r. and Mrs. Robert Jewell family, Benmiller„ visited Sunday with Mr. and MrS. ert J. Phillips. r. William J, Craig was en by ambulance last week Clinton hospital, his many ands wish him a speedy re- ery. • Tr. and Mrs. William Rod- -, Warren, David, Viekey and rman, Ottawa, moved into it new farm home recently 'chased from Mr. Gus Bis- k. iss Margaret Clark, Toron- OLLAND'S SERVICE COMPLETE TUNE -UP SERVICE 82-6661 CLINTON Auburn and District MRS. WES'BRADNOCK—Correspoodent—Phone 526-7595 Like Father . Like Son! An unusual Ceremony took place recently at RCAF Clinton when Sgt. Harvey Gauvreau, Non-Commissioned Officer in charge of Food Service' At-, tendants, fulfilled a pleasant duty by presenting his son, AC1 Harry Gauvreau, with a diploma on his successful completion of his cook's training at the area station. G/C IC. R. Greenaway; centre, made the presentations to the remain- der of the happy graduates. • AC1 Gauvreau is transferred to RCAF Station Namao, while his father will retire at the middle of this month in Red Deer, Alberta. (RCAF Photo) d.mmm.mssffifoigtmmasi.temmes••.•.O.imis•InMmP..n.0•0a..d.Wa....••nroa." romon.,,awslon.0•0 Teichert and family . Mrs. Lena Plaetzer returned home last week froin Victoria Hospital, London, and her many friends are pleased that she is able to be out. Mrs. Harry Eve, Toronto, spent the weekend here and vis- ited with her mother, Mrs. Her- bert Gooier who is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. 0 District Bride Exchanges Vows In RC Church AUBURN—Bouquets of snap- dragons, chrysanthemurns- and white Easter lilies 'decorated St. Augustine RC Church for the wedding ceremony of Eu- gene Francis Maclnnis of Lon- don and Rose Marie Haggitt, Auburn. The double-ring cere- mony was performed by Rev. Father R. MacLeod on April 4. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, William Haggitt and the groom - is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mac- Innis, RR 2; Lucknow. Given in 'marriage by her bratherein-law, Mr. , Gordon Powell, the bride looked lovely in a white floor-Iength gown of nylon -lace and net. The bouf- fant skirt was decorated with lace inserts and tiny self cov- ered buttons were down the back. The bodice glowed with cup sequins and simulated pearls on the lace, long pointed sleeves were buttoned at the wrist. Her embroidered veil of silk illus- ion was held in place by a glimmering crown and she car- GROWING BEANS! CONTCT E. L. MULE and SON LIMITED FOR QUALITY SEED and BEAN CONTRACTS Ontario Regisfered—SANILAC SEAWAY SAGINAW MICHELITE '62 Michigan Certified—SANILAC All Seed Grown From FoUndation Stock BEAN CONTRACTS. 0 • SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED. CROP ACCEPTED AT HARVEST. Excellent Bean Demand Creates Good Prices HALTING BARLEY CONTRACTS SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED. 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Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Amhara-atilt, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Walden, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noble, Mrs. Marvin McDowell, Mr, -and Mrs. Mur- ray Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Hil- liard Jefferson. London, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meclymont., :M ND' FIT riyAr WE MAY BECOME WISER 'Rom YOUR ADWCE CONS1RUCTIY1 en.- CRITICISM IS . ALW AYS NICE filSE PLUMBING-HEATING ELECTRIC 482.7062 CLINTON Take your pleasure with you Wit h a H ILI Car ac ho FIRST A CUSTOM RAIN 0 -- THEN A PORTABLE MODEL 3X92T 2 in 1 value of Philips 3X927 all-transistor, Car Radio. Flashlight battery powered, high perform- ance ... exclusive Philips printed circuit, pushbut- ton controls, one - year guarantee. Available in cream, red or black. High efficiency 4" Speaker, Built-in Rerroceptor An- tenna; connection for stan- clard car radio antenna. Dial Illuminatiorgentle pressure to the ttinitig knob illuminates di a I. E liminates waste of pow- er. 4 Standard 1,5V D size batteries, Dimensions -- 9lex277,exY'r, Weight 6 lbs. PRICED AT ONLY , T69.95 3.tofig Over 200 Guests Attend Fete As Couple Mark 25th Anniversary AUBURN—Large silver wed- ding rings, pink and white streamers, white wedding bells, -colorful balloons and a large white floral arrangement made an attactive setting 'in Auburn Community Memorial Hall last Saturday evening when Mr. and .Mrs. Clifford Brown, Maitland Terrace, Auburn, received friends and relatives on the occasion ot their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests were present from Stratford, Monkton, Detroit, London, Goderich, Blyth, 'Belgrave, Listowel, St, Marys, Zurich and Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Brown welcom, ed over 200 guests at the door and the register was in the charge of the bride's sister, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. During the evening games of cards and orokinole yvere enjoyed and dancing to records run 'by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Patterson, Gode- rich. Rev. Robert Meally, rector of St. Mark's Anglican Church, was the master of ceremonies and was chairman for the pro- gram. Readings were given by Mrs. Donald Sprung, step-danc- ing numbers by Stephen Hag- gitt and a solo was sung by Mrs. Wes Bradnock accompan- ied by Miss Carole.Brown. Sev- eral Beatle selections were sung and acted by four girls in suitable costumes by Carole Browne - -Barbara --Sanderson; Jannett Diable and Beverley Brindley. Mr. Meally gave a short ad- dress of congratulations to the bride, and groom of 25 years and Harry Arthur, on behalf of ried a white Bible -crested with yellow rosebuds. She was attended by Mrs. Dan MacInnis, Auburn, sister- in-law of the groom who chose a ballerina length gown of pink cry.stallette . with matching headdress. She carried a hau- quet of white 'mums. Groomsman 'was Alex Mac- Innis, Goderich, brother of the groom and the ushers were John .Maannis, Lucknow, bro- ther of the groom and Thomas Taylor, Wingham. For a: reception •which fol- lowed at the-Tiger Dunlop ,Inn, the bride's' sister, Mrs. Gordon Powell received the guests wearing a pale blue dress, white flower hat and white accessor- ies and a pink rose cot-Sage. She was assisted by the groom's mother who chose a blue figured silk jersey, beige hat and accessories and a red rose corsage. • Following the reception the couple left for a trip to the United States and the - bride donned a wedgewood blue wool channel -suite, white flower hat and accessories and a yellow rose corsage. On their return they will reside in London. Guests were preSent from De- troit, London, Kitchener, Gode- rich, Kincardine; Wingham and Atibnim, the neighbours, presented • them with a purse of money. Many other gifts of silver were also presented by other friends and relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Brown-thanked everyone for their gifts and for coining out and eelebrating this event with them. Mrs Ern- est Patterson, Goderich, and Mrs. Beverley French, Detroit, sisters of qiie bride, assisted .- in opening the gifts. Following -the program, a turkey dinner was served by the members of the Anglican Church Guild. The buffet lun- cheon table was centred with a beautiful three-tiered wed- ding Cake decorated for the occasion. Serving wedding cake were nieces, Mrs. Glen Patterson, Goderich; Mrs, Beverley Mc- Laughlan, Listowele and Mrs. Gerald Blackman, St. Marys. Serving favors were Mrs. Har- ry Arthur, Miss Judy Arthur, Mrs. 'Grant McDonald, London; Miss Beverley 13eindley, Gode- rich; Miss Doris Illman., Strat- ford; Miss Elaine Robinson, Belgrave; Miss Jannett Dobie and Miss Barbara Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. Brown were married by Rev, R. M. Weeks at the home of the bride, in Auburn, April 4, 1939. Mrs. Brown was the former Rita .Beadle, the youngest daughter of Mrs. Beadle and the late ,George• ,Beaclle, and Mr. Brown is the son of the late Mr. arid Mrs, David Brown: The attendants were the late Miss Kathleen Patterson and Kenneth Brown, Monkton. Following their marriage they lived at Monkton, Auburn, Walton, and-11 years ago- they Moved back to Auburn. For ,many years Mr. Brown worked on the CPR and then operated the Fina station for a'number of years. He is at present' em- ployed in. Goderich with the Goderich Manufacturing...Com- Reny, Mr. and Mrs. Brown are both. members of St. Mark's Anglic- an Church where he Is People's Warden and she is a member of the Guild. She is also a mem- ber of the- Auburn Women's Institute. Their family of three sorts and three daughters were all present for t h e celebration; William Brown, 'Goderich; Miss Shirley, Gorrie, and at home, Miss Carole, Ronald,'Nancy and Philip. Mr. Brown's family of two brothers, Howard and Ken- neth, Monkton, and three sis- ters were all present. Mrs. Iv- an (Iva) Lenton, Stratford;• Mrs. Neiman (Margaret) Ill- man, Stratford; Mrs. Oliver (Edith) Bannerman, Monkton, Mrs. Brown's sisters were 'also present: Mrs. Ernest (Jean) Patterson, Goderich; Mrs. Bev-, erley (Anne) French, Detroit; Mrs. Thomas (Marian) Hag- gilt, Auburn. Two sisters, Mrs. Duncan (Ada) McIntyre, De- troit and Mrs. Harry (Mae) Rinclerknecht, Detroit, were ttn able to be present. •WITH EXCLUSIVE IN.TANK AGITATOR • p.x.o. 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Another good reason why you can be confident of top returns from SHUR-GAIN —the finest fertilizer for your good earth! At a quick glance SHUR-GAIN Selected-Granulated Fertilizer may look Very Mush like most other kinds of granular fertilizers—but there is an important difference, Most ordinary fertilizers and practically all custom, blended ones consist of a dry mixture of fertilizer materials either in'powder or granular form. Arta. House Meetings Show Results As Residents .Renew Christian Faith,. AT.g3T.113.1\r, Honesty with. oneself and with qod was the thoughts of the people of this community who attended this past weekend one .Or Moro of the house meetings -hod ing this Faith at Work Mis- sion, The director ..of the mission was Rev, Gordon Hunter, ister of As.hbury and West United .Church in Toronto, Faith at work .is a relative- ly new type of evangel:loge:1MS- 'sien which, dates 'back to the time of Christ Himself. This is the perscinal method where, by one -person Who knows Christ simply tells another, ., This communication is done in the setting of small group meetings in the living rooms of our community homes, Each group of perhaps a dozen pee- Pie 'is led by a leader who is a dedicated Christian himself, He tells of what Christ 'means to him, how far he has come in his Christian growth, and how far he has yet to go. This leader is. not there to preach,, but to draw out -Wes- t:ions and comments from the group, He is not there to argue doctrine or scruples of conduct, but simply to share openly and honestly what Jesus Christ means to ,him, ' In the Auburn-Blyth com- munities:, all ' demonstrations were represented in these house meetings, for it was. found that we are all one 'in Christ, that in Him there are no barriers to 'love, It was noticed that all the .community did not par- Dance Instructor Gets Certificate. For RCAF Service Group Captain K. R, Green- away CD, Commanding Officer of RCAF Station Clinton pres- ented a' "Certificate of Serv- ice" to Flight Lieutenant A. K. (Art) Shepherd, w o retired Thursday from the RCAF, F/L Shepherd lives at 58 Market Street, Goderich, and until recently has been a val- ued staff instructor at the RCAF SChool of Instructional Technique, Clinton. Art is well known in the Kincardine, Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth 'area as a "caller" at square dances. This is en un- usual avocation for -a man' born in New Zealand, as Art was. F/L Shepherd served as a Wireless Air Gunner during World War II and his peace time service was spent as a member of the Ground Observ- ers. A versatile officer, he has acted as a Press Relations of- ficer in addition to his primary dut-Y as an SIT Instructor. Art plans to settle in the local area. (UNTO FEED MILL 28 HURON STREET Two Pliones 4824484 and 482 3485 to, '. spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark and family. Mr. Tom. Sheppard and daughter, Denise, Sarnia, vise iced Iaat Thursday with Miss Laura Phillips. They had at- tended the Young Canada Hoc- key game in which - his son David was a member of the Sarnia team. Miss Cheryl . Humphreys, PariS, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Humph- rey& • Plans are complete now for the annual. pancake supper to be held in the Sunday School room-, oil Knox United Church on April 10, starting at 5:30, sponsored by the Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll, Terry and Warren, Windsor, spent the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toll, and other relatives in this district. Mr. Toll attended the OEA convention at Toronto for fOur days. Mrs. Harry Cartnell, Ian and Maureen, Montreal, and Miss Marge McIntosh, London, visit- ed last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Hotiaton. Mr. Clayton Robertson, Cop- per cliff, is visiting this week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. J, J. Robertson. Mrs. Robertson and Miss Karen returned home after a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan and Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- ston visited on Sunday with Mr, Harry Watson who is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Wiemann and Danny, London, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. ,Karl ticipate in these meetings, even though everyone was invited to Share 'WPM, The fact that this. is .41.0W approach on a, very .simple level kept many away, because we tend to make . Christianity such .an unneces- Wilily complicated faith. Others were absent' because of their Apparent feeling of not needing this, others 'because it threat,. erred to bring them Lace to face • with the awful power. of God.. Much more important how- ever was the fact that so many did participate in thts sharing with one another, for lives.have changed, personal commit- ments have been' made, several haye begun a program of Chris- Van growth, and most of all, may have 'begun to loves their neighbour in Christ because he is a child of God, The success of this weekend is not measured in numbers, but by what happened in the lives of the people of this com- munity., Already there are indications that4 these -sharing groups will continue, that de- nomin.ational barriers ..will be ignored, and that people will share together, in their Chris- tiara growth. Faith at Work is 121 yeast in the loaf, this yeast having been brought 'by team Visitors from Toronto, Windsor, London and St, Thomas'. But now the yeast is growing here, and with the Spirit of God, it will spread, The following is a list of people, in cur community of Auburn who opened their horn-