HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-06-25, Page 2Larry, Gordon Edwards Visit Parents
Larry Edwards (left) and his brother, Gordon, .,visited their parents, Mr.
and 'Mrs,. Alan Edwards, of Vietoria Street, Clinton, over the' past weekend,
Larry left early this week fbr _Gainesville, Fla., where he will spend a year
specializing in Pathology at the University of Florida Hospital. Gordon receiv,
ed his. M.A. last week from the University of Chicago, and earlier received his
MSc from 'LT of C. He will spend the summer working as an actuary with an
insurance company, and in the fall will start lecturing in mathematics at the
University of Western Ontario. . •
Missionary Group
Holds Elections
The Jime meeting of 'St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Wom-
ens Missionary Society was held
in the Sunday school room of
the church with Mrs. Farquhar
in charge of the devotional ex-
ercises.
She opened the meeting with
call to worship and a hymn.
The scripture lesson was taken
from 1st Cor. followed by
.prayer.
Mrs. Lobb and Jeanette sang
a duet, -the offering was re.-
ceived, an. dedicated.
The topic, "Outlook through
Evangelism" was given by'lVtrs.
Makins with Mrs. McKenzie,
Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Lobb
taking part in, a panel discus-
Sion.
Mrs. Lobb spoke on Christ-
ian Education which had been
discussed at the Presbyterial.
Roll call was answered ,by
each member giving one of
God's promises.
Business was discussed and
the meeting closed with a
psalm and prayer by Mrs. Far-
quhar. After the meeting closed
the Mission Band gathered and
entertained the WMS with a
program which was much en- -
joyed.
Lunch was served by t h e
mothers of Mission. Band mem-
bers and a vote of thanks was
tendered them by Mrs. McKen-
zie.
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JULY
LUCKY NUMBER
1 740
1•11010.1.1•••11•10111MONS
On Wednesday, June 17, 1964
a Music Recital was presented
by the pupils of Mrs. A. Lang-
-doll, =Vs Nancy Olde and Miss
Lois Grasby at Ontario Street
United Church.
Mrs. Langdon's pupils, Jean
Falconer and Dick Jewson,
played a Minuet by Bach and
a waltz by Ward, and Schub-
ert's Ecossaise.
Edward Stelcks
Mark Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. EdWard Stelck,
formerly of Dashwood, celebrat-
ed their 58th wedding anniver-
sary on Saturday, June 13, at
Goderich Park.
Their son Mervyn -and his
wife of Brantford, their daugh-
ter Patsy, With husband and
two boys Peter and Evan of
Toronto, were present as well
.as Mr. and Mrs..Lioyd 'Hey of
Crediton, niece and nephew of
Mr. and Mrs. Stelck..
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs,
Stelck'S son treated his par-
ents to a long car ride 'to see
the beauty of the countryside.
During the week they were
visited by relatives including:
Dr. and Mrs. Catt of Edmonton,
Mrs, Walter Fassold, Mrs. Ada
Ratz of London, (Mrs. Ratz
was the flower girl when they
were married in 1907), Mr. Wil-
liam Hey of Dashwood, brother
of Mrs. Stelck, was the best
than and Miss Margaret Stelck
of California was bridesmaid,
and these attendants are all
living.
&relict& Party
Marks Birthdays
The Hurondale. Institute had
charge of the June birthday
party at HuronvieW on. June 17.
The residents with birthdays
in the month of June Sat ar-
ound a large birthday cake
while birthday pictures were
taken. There were 19 birthdays
to be celebrated: Mrs. Griffith;
Mary Young; William Cole;
Mrs, Corey; Mrs. Wiltse; Mrs.
Weir; Hugh Walker; ' George
McClinchey; Charles Wey-
mouth; Mrs. Reid; Miss Ellacot
Mrs. Shapton; Mrs. Vremlin;
William Mair; David Clark;
Mrs. Litt; Isaac McGaVin; Mrs,
Oakley and Mrs. Pollard.
Each received a birthday
gift from the Institute,
Mrs. Brock was chairman for
the short program which start-
ed with a sing-song followed by
a comic skit, a reading by Mrs,
Brock and a duet by Mrs.
Pooley and Mrs. Squires. Lunch
Was served.
Miss Julia Walden .and Miss
Martha Newland played a pi-
ano duet, "Dancing Water".
Wide Range
Miss .01de's pupils, ' Nancy
Neal :and David Aiken present-
ed "Early One Morning". and
Bach's Bouree.
Teacher Mrs. Vi' Howes led
the United Chorus of SS No.
11 Hullett in "Canada", Mrs.
Mary Hearn sang two vocal
solos, and Miss Sherry Coch-
rane .played .Finlandia as an
organ solo:
Wendy Caldwell and Betty
Snell played -a piano duet and
Janet and Joyce .Felooner play-
ed a piano duet also.
Many Took Part
Others of Miss Grasby's pup-
ils Who. partidipated were: Hel-
en and Glenyce Anderson, Betty
Snell, Barbara Symons, Harris
Snell, Paul Lavis, Marilyn Cut-
ler, Patricia Brown, Janice Tre-
wartha, Ruth Cutler, Ruth; Mur-
phy, Linda Stirling, Gary Black,
Beather -Snell, Lucille Bond,,
Brian Cox, Frances Blacker,
Pamela Servos, Sandra Middle-
ton, and Cathie Potter.
A piano trio ,was played by
Lynda Cook, artha Newland
and Julia Walden.
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Golden Wedding
Marked Quietly
Mr. and Mrs. Derwin Carter
of 147 Ontario Street quietly
celebrated their Golden wed-
ding Anniversary - yesterday
(Wednesday).
The Carters have lived in
Clinton far the past 15 years
when Mr. Carter retired from
farming near Londesboro.
They have a son, Lloyd,' of
Toronto, and a daughter, Alma,
wife of Dr. Mewhort, 'and two
grandchildren.
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.11 Area:manisis.
Awarded Honors
By-Conservatory
total -of 26 area 111.14*1.4.114.
were s..uceessful candidates in
regent :piano examinations :held'
in Clinton by the Royal
servate7 of Music, Toronto.
:gleYen thO Y o u 4 .g
"dents scored honors, The,
:Students who were successful
are AS feiloWS, liSted by OOP.-
ses, and in the order of merit,
OP:ado X.
.K.O4PrS: Sandra Middleton,
Catherine Potter,
pass; 'Frank Wheeler.
Grade VIII
Pass: James A. Traquair;
Shirley J. Norman; FranCeS A.
Blacker,
Grade VII
Pass: Kenneth .4. Jones,
Grade V
Pass: Ruth L. Murphy; Greg-
ory McCarty; Jardce Marlene
rrrewartha, Marie Trewaftha
(equal); Linda F. East,
Grade IV •
Honors: Margaret F. Far-
quhar, Martha J. Newland
(eqUal); Kathleen MeEwing
Pass: James J. Wright; Dawn
Prest; Sandra Harder, Martha
Hanley (equal); Dee Fisher.
. .Grad.e III
Honors: Cheryl Peck,
Grade TI
First Class Honors: Julia A.
Walden.
Honors: Diane R. Filion;
Mary B, Harland; Peter Paul
Filion.
Grade I
Honors: Mary J. Bertrand.
Royal Conservatory of Music
results in theory are as fol-
lows:
Grade II
First Class Honors: -
Bond; Heather Snell;
Honors: Marilyn Cutler, Mar-
ie Johnston.
Grade. I
First Class Honors: Patsy
Brown.
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NOwS,R9c0r0.----4h4.0.1 June 23, 1964
He won the Hoyes .4oyd
Memorial Prize- in New •Teslia .
meat -Qreel.q• •The John Mac.
Neil, SchelarSbip in :Preaching
award, APO ' g, Prank
w4ght Seholarship.for General
Prefigierey in New Testament.
Studies, years I .4114 u.
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