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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-06-04, Page 11COMBINATION ALUMINUM Screen Doors and Windows Let Us Repair Your Broken Windows And Screens RUSSELL JERVIS 63 Albert St. — Clinton Phone 482-9390 Tom Million of Buffalo, NY, and Bill Mugford of Goclerich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen, The Sunday school annivers- DON'T DEIN! LIGHTNING CAN STRIKE TWICE ! Suppose lightning struck your home. The second bolt could be the biggest: when you get the bills for repairing the damage: Let insurance pay the bills. See us today for all-risk insurance on your home. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE FOR COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE CALL NOW! K. W. Colquhoun Office Phone 482-9747 K. W. Colquhoun Res. Phone 482- 7804 See Sparling's for GARDEN SEEDS, LAWN SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, TO GARDEN OLS and ACCESSORIES You'll probably find everything you need Sparling s Hardware CLINTON 4824821 WilQ, had had 'the, place of hon- our 4..t the bead table with their ruotheAs,, The large wiote candle placed on the, white ,cov- eredi table glowed. during .the ,serva,De, The seriiptare lesson from the Qespel. p.pcprdixig. to John was read by Gall, 1 /iller., A beautiful aglo,. Garden of PraYer" was Sling toy, Betty Moss followed by prayer by -Rev. MacLean, Mrs,, pradrioch explolned , the Purpose of the- graduation and introduced the girls and 'told Young Irishman Junior Farmer Visitor In County Charles Geoffrey Conn of Ballykelly, Limavady-, Co. Lon- donderry, Northern Ireland, is visiting in Huron, county until Friday, June 3.2. lie will spend the first we* with. Mr, and Mrs, Donald Young, RR. 2, Auburn, and the second' week with Murray Hoover, RR 3, Brussels, During this time Geoffrey Will become acquain- ted with agriculture and farm conditions in Huron County. Mr. Conn, has been a mem- ber of Limavady YFC for four years' and has served as club leader, secretary and publicity agent. He attended Green- mount Agricultural adlege'and has won scholarships to Den- mark, Sweden and Scotland. Geoffrey works. on the home farm of 90 acres, in partnership with his 'brother. Their mixed farming enterprise includes sheep, hogs, cereal crops and seed potatoes. After his visit 'in Huron County Geoffrey will travel to Niagara Falls, Kenora district, 4, 1111177.1....111 It ,,,,,,,,,,,, Auburn Girls Graduate In CGIT Ceremony At the mother and daughter banquet in Knox Presbyterian Church, four girls graduated from CGIT work. They are, front row, left to. right, Lynda Andrews and Carole Brown; back row, left to right, Jannett Dobie; Mrs. Wes Bradnock, leader, and Barbara Sanderson. OtreSTANOIN4 rpktORATOR dth.otin — stay sparkling bright. plant A.LIvinsr alter Melting dew, during bright sea or after a rain. Mother And Daughter .Banque For Graduation oc. Auburn i.CGIT 'Thowloyt-Ounfi4,..1944,clintonIiiewsrl1ecor41,.-.Tooe. '11 BATHROOM FIXTURES SHOWER CABINETS AND KITCHEN SINKS See your Local Dealer or visit Hearn Wholesale Limited, Highway No. 8, East side of Clinton. You will find Bath Tubs, Showers, Closets and Lavatories, in White or Colour to suit your need—Crane and American Standard Fixtures. Also Water Softeners and Conditioners, fully automatic to manual. ViNNOSMk144:CA. AND C. H. EPPS MFG. LTD. 482-3826 BUILDERS' SUPPLI ES Cornet Albert & Tightest St, Clinton PHONE 482-9612 Now you can paint the outside of your home at easily as palntfng 4 room. Cleanup Is simple, with Water. 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CORNISH, Proprietor "YOur Westinghouse Dealer" 482-6646 Clinton 6 IT'S Ti 1 06, ;r‘ 4,4„. 0,4.5 to ,!•4v,%,,ti, 4r4.04'' ary of Knox United Church will be held next Sunday at 11.:15 a.m. and 8 p.m. The speaker at the morning service will he Rev. Allen Churchill of Toronto, and special music will be supplied by the junior choir'. At the evening service, Dr. W. R. Alp, of Toronto, a former minister, will speak and -the music will be 'supplied by the Blyth Un- ited Church choir. Mr. and Mrs. Williarn J. Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Malt- land Allen attended the Mason- ic service at North St. United Church where the Craig Trio were the 'guest singers. Mr. William Anderson of Lon- don :is vacationing for two weeks with his ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Miss Nancy and Mrs. Edgar Law- son. , , Mrs. Earl Allison of Goderich visited on Saturday with her brothers, Mr. Charles Beadle and Mr. Ilarry Beadle and Ma s. Beadle. Brenda Wiring of Goderich spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Gordon Miller, Mr. Miller and family. Mr. John Hamilton of the University of Waterloo, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ben Hamilton. Masters Jimmy and Doug Mo,hring of Goderich spent the weekend with their grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beadle. The Auburn Explorers met in the Sunday School 'rooms of Knox United Church with chief explorer, Linda Snowden taking charge of the opening ceremony. The minutes were read by Mar- ian Armstrong and the offering was received by Cathy Schneid- er, The girls were divided into I.0-110M AUPIJAN---The annual moth- er and daughter banquet of Auburn COTT group was held in the SehoP1 room of Knox PreSbyterian Church with about 6P present Bouquets and arrangements of spring flowers decorated `the Sunday School room for the ac- Gaston:; After the dinner which was served by Miss Laura Phil- lips and Mrs. Karl Teichert, the president, Marian Youngblut welcomed the mothers and guests. The toast to the Queen was proposed by Diane Kirkcomiell and all sang God save the Queen, with Judy Arthur as pianist. The toast to the church was proposed by Brigitte Sell- and Rev. R. U. Mac- Lean replied and gave a short message. The toast to the mo- thers was proposed by Mary Sanderson and on behalf of the mothers presents Mrs, Sander- son expressed her thanks for the banquet and also to the leaders 'for their work with, the girls during the past year, Mrs. Mervyn Lobb, Clinton, girls' secretary of the Huron Presbyterial, •brought greetings, and spoke on their work and encouraged the girlS to strive for higher goals during their 'teens. The leader, Mrs. Wes Brad- nock took charge of 'the grad- uation ceremony for four girls Gordon R. Taylor. • Mrs. Rose Herman of Wood- stock and Miss Laura Wagner of 'Syracuse, NY, • are visiting with their sister, Miss Minnie Wagner and other members of her family this week. Mrs. Cliff Bastin -of London spent several days last week visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Davies, arid Mr. Davies . The Auburn Boy Scout troop sponsored two film nights in Knox United Church, with large crowds at both nights. The film was "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea". what they'wished to be when they finished '010,r Secondary school eclueatlon, The graduates were gargle /3rown, Jalmett 7aobie, 33arbara $andersOn end Lynda Andrew's, The assistant leader, Miss Laura Phillips presented each g44 With corsage and con' pin, The preslident of the 1,174.5 Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson lifted the large candle arid lit each candle Cm. turn, All wera., bees of the CGIT group stood and repeated the purpose, Mew- jorie Youngblut read the =7' hymn, , The leader gave an linPres- sive address on the sentence, "The Git God would have me be." The story of Mariam, the Sister' of Moses, was taken as an example, stressing how girls in today's world can be an ex- ample in word, 41 conversation, In charity, in spirit, in purity and in faith. The ceremony was closed by all singing "Blest Be The Tie That Binds" and the benedic- tion pronounced by Mr. Mac- Lean. A short period of eon- tests were in charge of Marg- aret Sanderson. BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER SALES SERVICE - INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE, Jr. Auburn and District MRS. WES BRADNOCK—Correspondent--Phone 526-7595 I three groups for a scavenger hunt with the 'captains being Marie Plunkett, Gail Seers and Nancy Brown. Each team had 15 article's to hunt. Marie Plunkett's team won. Relay races were held and Gail Seer's team won. Other games were enjoyed by the girls and their leaders. Clayton •Robertson of Copper Cliff and his son Douglas, of Ottawa, spent the weekend with his father, Mr. T. J. Ro- bertson and visited his mother in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. R. Greer of Lucknow visited on Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Lena Plaetzer. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Munro spent the weekend in Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Youngblut. •Dr. A. Voices of Dungannon visited one day last week with Dr. B. C. Weir. Mrs. Gordon Wall of Holy- rood visited last week with her mother, Mrs. John Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc- Dowell and Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald McDowell attended the graduation of their niece and cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Rouse of Guelph, at the McDonald In- stitute, Guelph. Mrs. Charles S.traughan visit- ed this weekend with her cous- in, Mr. Ed Ryan and Mrs. Ryan in London. Knox Presbyterian Church will hold their Sunday services at 9:15 ,a..,m. starting on June 7th. Mr. and Mr's. Ronald Rath- well, Michael and Janice spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. This Spacious Showroom Gives You The Widest Selection. THE HEARN WHOLESALE LTD. 4 111•011, Wft-JerMs' %,•:•-•••• NOTICE TUCKERSMITH MUNICIPAL. DUMP. will be open until further notice on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. No wire fencing, old con- crete, or car bodies per- mitted. J. I. McIntosh, Clerk Stfb Phone 103 Farmers... 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