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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-08-27, Page 9A 41Au6urn an . s rice MO? WO $gAPNOC 1G9rrespq;109 t, -Phone 526r7$9$, Terry Ford, has received analteba. Mrs, Margaret Clary was vs*ora he will. be transferred to Mrs Walter Schlucht ng and faker to Clinton hospital 1T) the Branch Bank on oplices ; :d'augbters lent last week by ambulance lifter fallingat, the sion Street m Hamilton of the jet to visit relatives, in Cer,• dame of her nephew, Mr, Wil - Canadian penial Bank of mlany, Bann Dodd and Mrs. Dodd. Camgxierce•ias soon as this new, X , And Mrs, William Seers Mrs, Beatrice sof Sit. Branch is comrierteed. Mr. Ford carne to Auburn from and daughters 'holidayed last uveek in Northern Q4tario. -Lovett Catharines visited last w e e. it Dublin e'i'ght Months ago, M•xs, Alice Mogridge return- whit Miss Margaret Jackson• Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Yule ed to ber home last week after Bert Medd of Goderich spent .and baby daughter left !last several weeks 'at the Henry last week with Mr, and Mrs, week to Make 'their home in Nursing 1; one in Blyth. A.1fred Rollinson, ProposedAuburn Park volunteer woriters to- Help with.. the projects which are 'planned, don, formerly of Hensall, pass- tional thmvist. She distrlayed ed away at Mason Villa Hospi- Mrs. Gordon Chaimney 'thanked F r Moves CdrCompletfor Mrs. Van�Eomond and on -be- -halt of the, WI resepte'd her with a gist, p.. 86th year. Items. ay l A small parr near the Patterson Bridge at The, g H ' girlsi1tlw re guests Auburn passed the second stage nearer to - its roan- ani demonstrated tlr'eir blous- zation when Women's Institute members heard a es Which they had m'ad'e in a letter received from the county clerk, Sohn Berry project read at the August meeting of the Auburn WI held Oneof the highlights e of tile in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall, aFterrroon'.s program was, :the Ile stated that the enquiry Leatherwork Course birthday cake with candles,. relative to .the property adjac- The Leaders' were chosen for presented to Mrs, George I1aim- clef County Roada: 25 had to Cf Road N ,: 'cent Club the 11 4•H Th Cl prof a i1ton, that ton o at d'a celeb rare , Y ed .ty been referred 'to. the Road Girl Stands On Guard.,, They her 90th birthday, Mrs. Wes Committee and also t'4 the Ag- are Mrs. Keith Machan and Bra -attack read a oemt and on p riculture and Reformtiat on Mrs, Frank Rafithby. behalf of the WT members ex- committees, The motion passed It was announced 't h: a t a tended congratulations to this by the road comarvttee meet, course in le'atherwork will be charter member who bad serv- ing was as follows- "Than the held on April 29, 30 and. May ed as director of -the Auburn Huron County Road Commit-. lot in the Auburn Community Branch for many years. tee recommend that the prop- Hall. Miss "I. Leslie from .the Mr's. Twines also extended city between Count Road No. y Department of Agriculture ex- D ax"tme � gr can atulations to Mrs. Hama 25 and the former County road tension, service will be the rlton who after blowing out at the southeast corner of the instructor, the candles thanked the mem- Patterson Bridge near Auburn The member's decided to cat- bers for their kindness. Lunch be donated to any worthy body er to the Daer-Brawn wedding was served by Mips. Arnold who would .develop the, area on September 5th and the ex- Craig and Miss Viola Thomip- for public use," ecutive will snake the plan, son. Approval Given The secretary, Mrs, Thomas. Raggitt was instructed to 'con, tact the Town. Fathers 'a;n d also the Maitland Valley Cori- servattion Authority that, the County committees and ,the Town Fathers of Auburn had given their approval of this site. Mrs. Donald Haines, first vice-president was in charge of the meeting and Mrs, William J. Craig was -the pianist, The minutes were adopted as read toy the, secretary, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys stated .than there were not enough Wanting to take, the bus trip to Doone village, the Adelaide Hoodless Homestead, so It was cancelled. Mrs, Andrew Kirkeonnell gave ch basement. Rally Day serv- the card report and read the ice will be held Sun'd'ay, Sep- thank -you notes'. R } Hold Last Guest Speaker l, as} Mrs'. Wilfred Sand'mvan gave the motto on "The Life You For John the sports and contests, Pfaff Live Is The Lesson You Teach". Sunday School in Grace Church school, Mary . Ellen Sturdy, Jet- . on Sunday, August 30. Miss Betty Moss sang a solo HENSALL -- Public funeral accompanied by Mrs. Gordon sea. -vices for the late John R. Taylor, Pfaff were held from the Bon_ Mrs. William J. Craig intro- thron funeral home here Tues- duced the guest speaker of the day, August 25, conducted by afternoon, Mrs. W. VanEgmond the Rev. D. Fry of Seaforith. ,of Clinton, Interment was in Hensall Un - Mrs. VanEgmand.told of her ion Cemetery, work at the Ontario Hospital The Matte Mr, Pfaff, of L= - south of Goderich, as occupa- don, formerly of Hensall, pass- tional thmvist. She distrlayed ed away at Mason Villa Hospi- articles which ,the patieattsn had tial London, on Sunday, an his. made .and later sold several 86th year. Items. nor at the Hens -all Hotel Sat - She stressed the need for Surviving are his . wife, the An egg relay and a cazidy former Clara Gaeta of ' Kitch- scramble brought the evening ener+ three daughters Mrs NEWS of PORTER'S HILL John -veil, Kiteheno;Mrs: Helen Tebbu•Ut, Londn;Mrs. ijMrs. bon Harris, Correspondent, phone Clinton HU 2-3362) Alvin McNichol, London; tenf grandchildren and ten great -1 Grace Sunday School picnic ch basement. Rally Day serv- •was held in Harbour Park, ice will be held Sun'd'ay, Sep- Gaderich on. Monday evening. te'miber .6 when promotion cer- Mrs, Elgin Cox -and Mrs. Wil- tiif1cpttes will also be presented liam Cox were in charge of to ,the pupils'. the sports and contests, There -will be no' service or Winners of races were: pre- Sunday School in Grace Church school, Mary . Ellen Sturdy, Jet- . on Sunday, August 30. fret' 'Cox and Wayne McClin- o C Xe ; primary boys, Rodney ax; primary girls, Jodie Cox, Raithby, Mrs, William Clatic.. Couple Jane Harris; juniors, John S.t- 19 Hensall ��A r� p e ur'dy, Kevin Cox; intermediate Three spikes --- Mrs. William Russell Brindley were named girls, Colleen Lockhart, Lorna to plan the shmv: Miller; Mari 50th Year Intermediate boys; Joh,n Man ing, Laurie Gbx,• seniors, 'Dennis Harris, S.hiaron. Lock- ® Marriage .hart, Larry Sturdy. HENSALL -- Mr. and Mrs. Three - legged race, Colleen Lockhart and Lorna Miller, Alex Moussea'u of RR 2, Hen. John 5tanning sand Laurie Cox, call, marked their 50th wedding Kevin Cox and John Sturdy; anniversary with. a family din - sack race, Dennis Harris, John nor at the Hens -all Hotel Sat - Sturdy, John Manning. urday evening. An egg relay and a cazidy The couple also entertained scramble brought the evening friends at their home on Tues - to a close. day. Mr, and Mils, Mousseau 'The UCW of Chace United were married on. August 25th Church met on Wednesday latst in the Presbyterian .Church at at the 'home of Mrs L Id Hensall by -Rev. Smith and re- s7nga. The president,. Mrs Wil sided at Concession 4 Ray lien Cox was in charge of the meeting. Township where they farmed The scripture lesson was until recent years. road.by,Mrs. DeRuyter andthe. They have five children, Gar - 'Lord's Prayer was repeated in nelt, Lloyd ;and' Donald, all of unison., Rensall, Mrs. Leroy (Irene) The chapter from the Study Oesc$ Clinton and Mrs. Rob - Book was 'taken by Mrs. Elli= ert (Jean) Elliott, Tavlsitocic, son Coit. In the absence of the s6ere- There are 14 grandchildren. tary and treasurer; the minutes "`�`-'o were read by Mrs, Elgin. Cox PERSONAL and the financial report by Collins, j Mrs, William, Townshend. A RelattiveS and friends gath- Followed and Bred in Hensall Park Sunday ed with: ,the to lihorour Hugh Love on his n, Lunch was Vith birthday. Games Were .tens. Yf Grace Ch- played and Mr- Love was pres- iool mot on anted With a box of chocolates, in the ch'ur- A -sat luck supper was field. Messengers Meeting Set At Eraucefield BRUCEFIELD — Brucefield Messengers between the ages of four and eight are invited to the church on Sattu2Md>ay, August 29 from 10:30 to 2:30. The children are asked to bring a lunch and a beverage will be provided. At the next meeting of the Messenger's, oil September 6, there will be a special speaker for boys and girls of school ages. I Auburn Plower Show Winners Shown above are the first four placers in the Auburn Horticultural So- ciety flower show held last weep at the Community Memorial Hall, From the left; Mrs. Mary Johnston, second; Mrs, Frank Raithby, first; Mrs. ,harry Wat, son and Mrs, -Earl Sherwood, tied for third. ' (Photo by Xrs, Wes Bradnock) FlowerShow At Auburn Colorful gladioli and last week at the August f Horticultural Society. A large number of personas from Auburn: and the surround- ing area attended the shrew which was 'hel'd in the Com- munity Memorial Hall. Mrs. Frank Raithby won the .show with an accumulation of nine .points. Mrs. Mary Johns- ton was second with s e v e n points and Mrs. Harry Watson and Mrs. Earl Sherwood tied for third place with six. Points each. 70 Visitors The, judges were Mrs, Wil- Ii!am. Moorehead and Mrs. Don- ald McKee, of Bera-rdller. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. Wes Bradnock, Mrs, Gordon R. Taylor was the planist. After an estimated 70 visit- ors were welcomed, the Society held its regular business meet- ing, during which the minutes of the last meeting were ad- opted ars read by the secretary, Mfrs. Lloyd Humphreys. Mays. Humphreys also gave the financial report in the ab- sence of the treasurer, Mrs. Bert Craig, Miss Viola Thomp- ioiron and Miss Margaret R.I ckson were in clwge of the :1'oor. Plan Show Reports of the, floral picture begonias Were exhibited Arthur, lower show of the Auburn Pink to salmon —,Mrs. Mary Johnston, Mrs, Wes Bradnock, ' JUMPERS Mrs, Frank Raithby. and leaves contest were given Red,to scarlet -- Mrs, Mary by the convener, Mrs,, Humph- Johnston, Miss Viola Thomp- reys, and Mrs. Gordon R, Tay- son, Mrs. Gordon Chamney. lar slroke about the phoito- Mauve to purple — Mrs. graphic competition. Harry Watson, Mrs. Frank Plans were made ibD -hold a Raithby, Mrs, William Clatic.. dahlia and rose show on Sep- Bk-callour •--. Mrs, W. Bryad- teMber 14. Mrs, Ed Davies, nock, Mrs, John Graham. Mrs, Frank Ralthby and Mrs. Three spikes --- Mrs. William Russell Brindley were named Clark, Mrs, Lloyd Humphreys, to plan the shmv: Mrs. Gordon. Chamney. A solo was sung by' Miss Begonias Betty Moss, accompanied on BO.A single broom — Mrs, the piano by Mrs.' Gordon R. Robert Arthur, Mrs. W. Brad - Taylor,. nock. Bent d'oub'le bloom �-- Ml's. Thank,felt"es Harry Watson, Miss Margareit Mrs. Ed Davies introduced Jackson, Mrs. Roibert Arthur. the judges who spoke; on the Collection, (single or double exhibits and why certla4n blooms) — Mrs. Harry Wat-' choices were made. The judges son, Miss Magarett R, Jackson, then gave a deanonsteation on Miss Mary Houston. floral arrangements using gwu • Pouted plant (single or doub- den flowers. le ;blooni) — Mrs. Robert J. Muss Elam Muteh thanked Phillips, Mrs` Charles Scott, the ladies and presented • them Arrangements (,any type, With gifts on behalf of the so- wh'ilte, , in container) — Mrs- ciety. A floral contest in anusic Lloyd Humphreys, Mrs. Frank was conducted by Mrs•. Taylor Raithby, Mrs. George Milian. and she presented a gift to the Arrangement of glad's — winner, Mrs. Wil'li'am J, Craig.. Mrs. Earl Sherwood, Mrs. Fri Winners at the show were: ank Ra:lthby, Mrs. George Hag- tt gfArrangement Gladioli of gl:ads for One spike, white to cream— coffee table — Nanny Brwm, Mrs. Earl Sherwood, Mrs. And- Mrs Thomas Haggitt, Sheron rew Kirkeonnell, Miss Mary Collins, j Houston. Lunch was served following Yellow to orange --Miss the judging of the flower d18 - Viola Thompson, Mrs. Robert play. Sus*,%ensi'on��-T a Fences Save Time And MoneAs Erecting a standard farm fence across a marshy area can be difficult --ss it also can be in an area that is stony or where the bedrock is close to the surface. WPikt SRANb KINDLESS BACON ............ 2 lbs for 89c CH61C9 LAMI3F SMOULDER LAMO CROPS .... 45c Ib. SHOULDER ROAST ................ 39c Ib STEWING LAW_ .... ... ... ....19c Ib, SAUSAGE- MIMRS .. 3 lbs to $1.06 MILICO .... , ....... , . $11b, box $2.42 WOODS HOM15 MEMRS Ohly Tw6' ti nItit, Left 'I 6 or#d . rt ft til k6dkAottom Pnee Rites At Clinton Anglican Church Unite Mario" Bare-, Malcolm Clarke Marion Dale betaine the bride of Malcolm. Clarke on July 25th at 2;OQ p.m, in St, pad's Anglican Chur„Ckz, Clinton with the Rev, R, • V(r, Wenham officiating. The bride is •the dkaug4tex of Stock, She ware •a white or- Mtt& Agn@s Dale of Clinton ganza dress, She carried a bas- -arta the, groom is the son of ket with patty ansit d white po Mr, and Mrs', Wrh, Clarke of porn, 'mums, vama. The ring bearer was nobble The bride, given iit marriagc Clarke, by her uncle, Charles 36hiis'on, William Polloak was the best chose >La fto'or-length gown of marl. Ushers wore Gerald orgm�,a owei silk, A 'tiat*tt of Clarlce tzrtd ebb Dale. seed pearls field her veli. She Pat a wdddhig tr; to Niag- bare ed a emsage of rad roses am Falls the btlde changed Yin. on a White, 'prayer book, to o light blue- shokfh-vtylad Shaeo», Martin was brides- dress with white adce'ssoriea, maid. She wore Ail aqua 6r- She wore a ters'age of rani g'atw,m area's 'wtt'h a matching roses. -volt, mrr clld mtS Clarlw wilt rd - "d flwtr° 'gipi was marina 116 itt l orirSb& A suspension -type fence is the answer to these condiltiosns, says J. B. Campbell, of the federal experin%ental farm at Swift Current, Sask. Because It requires a minimum number of po's'ts, a suspension fence cuts costs of labour and mat- erial. Despite its many advantages, however, this type of fence % not recommended for mount- ainous or steeply rolling coun- try or areas where standard fence posts can: be purchased cheaply. At the Swift Current farm, one type of suspension fence is being used to enclose steers in small experimental pastures, Mr. Campbell . reports, For the fence, 14 -foot posts (five inches 'in diameter) were sit fotw feet in the 'ground and spaced 150 to 200 feet apart. These were connected by a No: 9 wire pa.S'sing over the tops and slackened sufficiently rte allow the wire to hang four to six feet from, the ground at the raid -paint lb6tweeb posts. Depending on the particular purpose to be served by a fenced area, two 'to four str- ands of barbed wire were hung from the overhead wire at 40 to 50 foot intervals and anch- tired to deadcnen logs buried in shallow trenches crosswise to the fence. Spreaders were also used to keep the wires separated. At Swift Current, it was found that a two -strand fence suspended on posts' 160 feet apart was effective In enclos- ing yearling steers in small, undulatting, 'pasture's. The sneers' develop a deep respect for the fence, Mr. Campbell says, because bf the swing action that results in the animals !being hit by a rebounding fence, Suspension fences are also being used to enclose turkey run's at ,the experimental farm. For this, of course poultry mesh was substituted for the barbed wire. MIBDLETON - By Mrs. Stewart Middleton The Women"s Auxiliamy of St, James Church., Middleton, will meet Wednesday evening, September 2 in the church at 8.30 P.M. This will be strictly tia, bust- ness meeting and no lunch WEE be served. Mr, and Mrs, nay Wise and family spenit the weekend alt Manitoulin. Island, Master Billy Middleton, of SUtttford, spent a few days last week with his-:grbz dparrentts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wdleton. , I ANNOUNCING the openIng of KATH'Y'S• BEAUTY 'LOUNGE formed P almor's $eauty LoNge I ALBW S't09t . Permanent Wave 1htludo8 hair shaping, dbndifiah•ing, shoMp06, 5ty1e sot`, }deg, $15100, . �+ 0 CIAL �pIU.50 Req. $10.00 �SOMAL — It Th4rs., August 27, 19¢.4. -,-,-Clinton IeWs- tr rd- 1' 9!8 NEW$ Of KIPIPEN {Cgrreep4h.denta :I�lti>r�. N, t+�NG�, i'•.hgi+g Heosall �7$=��;� A rpceli!tion WAs ;held Satur rotford last week, day evening }n Zuiigh Com Mr and Mrs. Robert Flood munity Centre hairouring Mi, sand f Woo dstaek, visit- and Mrs, Bans McBea$h (newly .ed a few days ^ith Mrw acid weds). Donald Johnson read Mrs. Howard Lemon •and aer the .address .and Douglas Mc friends in the district. A'sh presented the couple with Mr, Charlie Taylor of Slaney a our+se of .money, Creek was a Sunday visitor Mrs. 1Vlabel Milner 'has re- wit.b Mr.. aiid Mrs, N. Long, •turned to :her +hoiine in Nova. Scotia after spend'ing a va:oa-: tion with her son anddaugth-am ride -ENL ter -in-law, Mr, and Iiourgne Miss Dianne -Switzer, of Cl, intoe, spent a month vi's'iting E�el�! �.WO heir aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, William McLa.ch'lan. l!tr Feted sister Debra. visited a couple At Shower of dais, AUBURN .--. Bink and white We are sarin to report Mr, sttreameM raid white weddia�g Pearson Charters is a ospital bells made? an attractive sett- SScan Memorial Hospital, ting ;at the home of Mrs, Keith Se+aforrth. He ;is wished a speedy recovery, Machan; when friends and rela- Mr. an'd Mrs, Bert Thomson tines mat to 'ho'naur Miss Env- and family left S'atiAlday ,for elyn Brown of Font Albert on Parry Sound 'where •they will her coning marriage, spend a few days with the For- The bride was escorted to a: mer's. sister axed brother -in -10W decorated chair by Miss Lyndda. Mr, and Mrs. David Moir and Andrews and Mrs, :Machan, A delle, Miss. Brown's sister, Mm Ross Mrs. John Gibson of Wiox Andrews, Crnsages' were Then oterand is visiting her son-in-law named on the guest and her and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. ' Wilfred M011s, sister. Mrs. R. Torrence, Mrs. Ber- Mr's, Machan presided for the tha Brownlee and Miss Jean program which began with a Ivison visited a few days rec- sing-JsOng 'led by Mrs. Wes enay with relatives in the BMdnock. A contest on neigh- Muskaka area. bouring towns was won by Miss Donelid'a Robinson re -c- MIs. Andrew Kirkeonnell and ently spent a day in London. Mrs, John Daer. Winners of Mrs. Rex Thomson of Battle the honeymoon wardrobe con - Creek. Michigan, is visiting at tent were Mins Evelyn Brown the home of her brother and and Mn, Ross Andrews. 9is'tel,4n-1,aw, Mr, and Mrs., Duets were sung by Misses Pearson Charters. Joan and June Mills with self Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper, guitar accompaniment. The accompanied by Miss M. flora, wedding contest was won Whiteman spent a day in Sit- by Mits. Roy Daer and Mrs. BRUCEFIELD Correspondent gVIRS. H. F. BERRY, Maws, E. Forest and Miss Margaret McQueen have re- turned from a weeks vacation, Mrs. Sam McClung spent .a few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tur- ner Deltroit, and Mrs, Edna Turner are visiting with Miss Kathleen and Marle Elliott. Kappen - Brucefield congreg- ation's will hold joint services in Brucefield United Church next Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Master Douglas and Paul Swan and Lawrence Elliott are attending camp at Goderich this week. Mr, and Mrs. Hall of Mich, 1gtan, spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Mrs. Bruce Menerey, B'ayfic4d', and other relatives, Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Wilson Of Brucefield will celebrate their 50th wedding :anniver%wy on Sunday,. September 6, with an "Openhouse" at -their home. Mail, John Seems read an ad- dress of congratulations to the bride-to-be and Trudy Ma,ch�an, Wanda. Fllaeitzer and Sheron Collars presented the gifts. Miss Brown thanked all for their gifts and a lunch was served by Mrs. Machan, assist- ed by Mats. John Seers; Miss Lynda Andrews, Mrs. William Andrews and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. DECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH FRIDAY, SEPT. 4 Cards 9:00 to 71;00 p.m. Ladies Please Bring Lunch EVERYBODY WELCOME 35-6b RED HAVENS JUBILEES S4.50 per bushel Bring your own confainers GEORGE PICOT Orchard located T miles west of Clinton on Telephone Rood, turn tight 1/4 mile north 35p Beck To School CLOTHING For BOYS and GIRLS GIRLS BOYS 0 DRESSES JEANS ' JUMPERS ' T-SHIRTS SKIRTS ' SWEATERS BLOUSES G JACKETS SWEATERS 0 SOX . i SLACKS s UNDERWEAR 16 JACKETS i SPORT Coat$ • UNDERWEAR i SLACKS Etc., etc Etc., Etc. NOW IN STOCK NEW FALL SMING MATERIALS Bark Coffons . Plaids i., Corduroy Phenols --M Spun Ella u- Etc., Efc Patterns and All'Sew-Ing Noflo S Its Suck MA R.1P.11 IV neat. srdkE