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Auburn 1" 's
Plan, 01ble SOW
u6u,'rn and, Distri C
AU3VRN Plans for the
1,31-ble
a
MW WOE dally V, cation,
Sobool for this coniniunitY Were
,tarted in the 4uburn Baptist
Church with representatives
from the :,our'ehiArchm present.
s,. Thatnas llaf,191,tt, �Tr$l Ing. The lAbIl4rR14 of the Auks C;vIg Peters, wa, s the chair"
cimora, Brown. and miss Lawn Mr and Mia. Peter Hellulgg, public Ll�raqcy requevts that �11 man Tor the mootdAgr and opened
HanIc And Elizabeth, visisea with a short devotional Period,
the� 14-131-m County 1411brWly books. Phillips visited on Sunday wltli f40114.s in Seafatit-I'l over The financial statement as Pre -
Mrs, George Beadle. and Mrs. weei end. M On Marcli 13,• pared by 13ert Marsh*was adopt -
X. Te butt at Huronview and Last week the Tina' Station. Frank Woltei% of Ingersoll is ed as read and, also- the minutes
M'S, William MIACib and MISS whioli Pau MadInnis has aper, visiting ills 'sinter Mrs, Arthur were read by Mrs. W. Bradnocic,
,Dorothy �iTutcli in Clinton. -ed for u tow'years was closed. Grango, JenniferacidShelley,
at It was decided to have the
Several �laung people from Cliff Brown: and Mr, Macl-pMs rehooloominence, on July 5 an
here attended the Deaner'� ser- are going. to be in charge -of the Friends are pleased that m have the opening service in
vice- at Qorrle. -on Sunday even- now BA .station at Kingston a can Church Inn
id Jayne Arthur was able to, re, St, Ma.rk-s Angli Id
X
Victoria Streets 'in Godericb, turn home after lier sbort Bi- t 1, V
lie various classes to beheld in
Spring must be close - the aim 4n Clinton Public Rospjtqj� the other Sunday school rodws.
pr live Leaders. a to be in
.ppointed
ROW FEEDPNG WITH lee went Q'vt on� the Kait"and winners Q� the Ogress
River on Sunday, March 7 at euchre p-,vty last week,spou- Malge, of me cuj�perent classes
"NA-CHURS" LIWID 'loot', sorpa by the btdl board were:' were: hocl, Mrs.'Wilfred
er . Pre�sr
Mr. and, Mrs. Rbn Rothwell,F.
high Inaii, James Make, second, Sanderson; primary, Miss Bt W, 81�,
FERTILIZER PROVE$ Michael and, Janice of Brant- Williaw I Craig; high lady, Moe AllreDougall; junior, Mrs
ford spent the, 'weekend with MmXeith,Machpi, second, Mrs, Lloyd lilumphrays and senior,
her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Gor- D911,11d Plunkett; most lone Craig Peters,
PROFITABLE' ON
don R, Taylor, Mrs, Taylor re- hands, Mrs, Bert Craig. Air, and Colleen Wolfe of, London is,
CORN CROPS:. turned home witl-i them for a Mr�.. Donald Halniis were in to.be invited to assist with the
weeks visit. charge of the. gaines and the senior class and e4vb -Sunday,
During the past four years Mr. and Mrs, 14 DaV104 vis- lunch was Tbam- School will be asked for a dor
manY corn growers, throu, as L'a 1 011
IvIts. Arnold Craig wtion, Berit Kwsh was asked t
ghout ited •on Friday vening with XT, . 61
war
this area haveused NAChuTS" and Mrs., Jim Hembly at Dublin, "and Mals, Donald Haines, be treasurer,of the school again,
lAquld Fertilizer �'6.2040 at , We are plesed to rep
P1 I -an ng time . with their corn, Miss . F art that' 'John Daviesfortriays a Hu�lan Stoud
ti Wilma Mut&h i I t
The results have been outstand, a after s able a " be
• 7Increases of 15 to 426 13iish... around ter her 111pess, . St. ML ark's Ladles'' Guild Express ExTression marks the face of every r y actor in is the lover played by Jobn',DaN4es after he � diank
11 more per acre 'have, been Several from this communtity
obtained. attended the I this. scene .from a: cam so, hardened ipside him,
Ice Capades t edy play by George Bexnard me liquid plaster and. it
a
Loodon, last week and enjoyed Shaw. - From the left, they are: Michael Ball, the The play was a part of the performance put -on -
These growers found thait by. ed Vletvs On "ThL"Comfortable Pew
using OVAChurs?' Liquid Fer. the perfora=,ce, landlord;:Toby W-ein'burg, the" wife and, her jealous by •.the Crest Hour C6,.-np=5( at Central Huron
tilizer in the raw with the seed Mrs e W
il-liam. Seers entertain- AUBURNThe Lad,i ild discussion following. .Comments Tond4y aft�,rnoon.
es GV husbandplayed by Larry Beattie; Helen Conway Secondary School last TZ
at planting time they could get ed in honor of her 'daughter, of St, Mok's Anglican Chi*ch were given on the book The
their corn away t6 a faster Gailft 11th: birthday with s. din- Marmo in • the role of the maid and on the couch
niet',at the home of Mrs. Gordon Comfortable Pew :and it was
start, The fact that now a for- ner with birthday cake And can- R, Taylor with .a goorl attend- suggested that all members read
itilizer was avallable that could, dles. The little guests were ancei The hostess had charge of this book and also' the bools,'Up-'
be used right In the raw with Marie -Plunkett, Jane Bakelaar, the meeting and opened with a on This Riock, which is available
the seed gaye them., a deeper,'11,yrin Turner� Trao Machan, G.'Herman and Mrs•
stronger root structure, This Sheron Collins and Faye Seers. Lenten hyxim, with Mrs. Taylor at the Auburn Library. ("Ai ter carried in a decorated
gives you a start which results as; piani§t. Mrs. Clifford Brown Women From Four Auburn -Churches Chancel Guild n
in increased yield and more read the. scripture ]lesson A piano solo was played by basket, full of artheles for her,
and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips and
profit per acre, 1. Thomas Haggitt led in Andrew Kirkicarifi-01 gave 'the Hold Wofld, Day of Prayer Service Honors M. e Pn h e- r pantry shelf. After all the pa -•
big factor in usin Auburn CGI prayers, n women's cels, had been opei-ied, Mrs, Me -
4 9 . missionary theme 6 innon Kirmon thanked the ladle's. for
the' NA-Churs'l-Liquid, Fe I r�-- The13ilble Study was -prepared 0hurch work in' the different: , AUBURN- The World Day Bert.porian were, the leaders of Mrs. L.- McK* their kindnesses and th-
er Program is that it speeds up on by Mrs. Fordyce Clark and this dioceses, Mrs, Ed. Davies gave at prayer service was held in the Baptist Church and they
oughtfulness, A decorated cake
planting;
important savings in Hear Talk was read by Mrs, Haggitt with a reading on thought.4 of .early Auburn community in the Bap� Were assisted by Mrs. Wilfred A vei,7 happy event took with lighted candles wa
Vane labour, lesswork. The
TO pump does .. all the work, and a humarouig,rea-ding tist Cl-jupch, with the four ch, Sfanlers,on., J�PtDx Presbyterian s brou
lng.� , 0 an The Comfortable Pew. urchips being represented,, The s, Bert Craig, Knox place at the harne of Mrs, Nor- ght in and everyone joined in
,and there's no heavy lift Martin Luther e WMISi Xr man
Counter on Wednesday af, singing "Happy Birthday'� to
Moot important of all, the liquid The meeting was dosed by leaders of different women!s United UCW and Mrs. Lloyd iv -arch -
The Auburn CGIT of Knox Former Native ternoon,3, when 19 Mrs. McKinnon, A dain=ty lunch
fertilizer is riglit in, the row singing a hymn, Mrs. -Taylor societies led in - the, -service, Humphreys, St. Mark's Amgli� '
with the seedl,� immediately Plim-ch met at the members of St. Paul's Chancel of cake and ice crearn *a -q ser -
Available, when the seed needs home of 'PresbyterianJudy Arthur with first. thanked all who, had taken part Mrs. Frank. Raithby:-and Mrs'. can Guild. Guild met to honour a very ved. The party broke up by W, -
it.vice-pregident, Margaret Sand- Of Goderich Tw.p, and turned the meeting-ovdr to i- Mrs. , Robert, J. , Phillips was 2aithiful member over the past eryone wishin - Mrs. McKlYinOn
the president, Mrs, Lloyd Hum, Miss Woodcock Diek -0ce and years�h g
Ibis of course Is something erson presiding. The. meeting I the organist for the sei R, %.Lillian McKinnon- q �iy, many morie happy birth -
V with a call phrey8.'The minutes. were read acqurnparided the quartette coon- whose birithday was March 1, days.
that farmers have dreamed',ab- wail opened w Dies; At G.,. Bend
by 'rhe secretary, Mrs. John Ut.. pose& of Mi . Donald' Haines,
.out for a long. time. , Corn ship followed by a hymn., with Daer and the treasurer, Mrs. Wds Former
e Judy Arthur at the piano. -The Mrs. Mary Jane Gordon R. Taylor gave the fin Mrs. Norman, MoClinchey, Mrs. urs., March 11, 196S -Clinton News -Record -Page 9
,growers vi�ho have used it ar (Minnie), Mrs. Wia", Th'
:really pleased with, their re- scripture lesson was ;read . by Smith of Grand Bend' --ed n- Gordo R. Taylor and
;sults,, and today many are using
Linda Baechler, followed by the
way in South Hurion.11aspital,
anG1= i�L41LMU,111.
Chiu uptadlur
liam. J. CrAg.
Jt on evenly acre, Today, thaus-
land,-�Acre,corn growers -are using
Lond!s prayerand the Purpose.
The assistant. 1,0ader, Barbara
Exeter, an Monda�, March 1 '111
The Guild decided to buy
Psalm 139oks for the Knox Pres-
Miss Mary Josephine Wood-
The va�rlous prayers were talc-
en by Mrs. Thomas Hag glitt,
Nia�Ch-ursll Liquid Fertilizer
Sanderson read an interesting
her
j -80th year, widow of the Tate
W. Smith.
byterlan Church. in memory of
each-, 74, died Sunday, arch 7,
M
Mrs. Wes ]3radnock, Mrs. jam es
.Prograim,
readffig on marriages that were
She was biairi in,'Goderich
the late, Herbert Govier who had
in Clinton Public Hospital, foll-
.
Jackson, Mrs. Bert Doran.
The application rate recorn-
fixed, in. the Bible. A duet WSS
her plotur" takerlast),404th in
'by
been regular attender of the
lowing emergency, surg ery.
Others, taking various parts
mended is, 5, -to 7. gallons in the
sung by Diane Mirkeonnell and
Township, daughter of the late
meetings f any ars
or M 'years. An
Miss Woodcock had been a
were Ws, Norman McCli nehey,
I
raw at planting . e, depenaing
Brigitte Schh,�hting, accompan-
Thomas and Elizabeth Harrison.
invitation to St. George's Guild,
resident of Blyth for 60 years
Mrs. Alfred, Rollinson, Mrs. An-
on. plant population, at�ion, Additional
led by S . Sanderson. A
She was previously married to
Goderich, on April 7 was accept-
and for over 50 years was chief*
d�eew Kiricconnell, Mrs. Ed. Da -
material be used as side-
dressing- and of'coursie, A,ypur
and,
,Margaret
contest an parts of a turkey
the late Arthur E. Townshend,
ed.
operator of the Blyth Municipal.
vies Mrs Oliver Anderson and
eorn needs by -all
was given by Wendy Schneider.
-The funeral ',was held from
. A report was given on the
Telephone- System, -She retired
Mrs. Clifford Brown.
means fall . ow up with your Na-
The roll call was answered by
I
the Hoffman Funeral Home,
Blyth rectory bY Mrs, Thomas
Nov. 3, 1963.
The speaker of the afternoon
trogp?�,Prqg
ubou.
"sometl-4ng. I'liavele amed t
DaohWrood on Wednesday, Mar"
li4aggltt. The roll call, answered
Miss Woodcock was past pres-
was M'Crabg Peters who
Grain Growers, too, are really
m dhurch,." 7 .
, y fai th and my
ch 3, Rev. C, A. Britton, Gr ad
by a thought or verse on.Lent,
ident of Trinity Anglican Ch -
spoke on the therne, "What doth
pleased with their results; They
The study on the 7 life of Mar-
Bend, officiating. Interment was
was well responded to and the
arch Guild, past president of
the Lord Require?" In her in -
finding 'they can use "Na-
tin Luther, the founder of. the
in �T-aitland.Cemetery, Goiderich,
travelling apron passed with a
West Huron District Women's
spiting message sh,6 challenged
,are
Churs" Liquid Fertilizer in the
Protestant; -was given by
. The pallbearers were six ne-
•faith
penny dropped in, for each letter
Institute and past president Of
aql Chrlstqans to witness better
Tow at planting time, and it
Mrs. Wes.Bradnock. The bus-
pheWs: Cecil and Keftneth Her-
in St. Patrick of Ireland. Mrs.
Blyth Women's Institute. ,
for Christ and to be sure that
realli y gets the crop away to a
mess wats discussed and Brenda
Vison, Cyril and Alvin, Proctor,
George Schneider closed the
She is survived by four nieces
our life is Christ -controlled at
faster start: and, best of all,
Ball and Brenda, Archambault
John Thurlow - and William
meeting with prayer. A success-
and three nephews.
home, in the church and in the
,yield increases of 20 t6\30 bush -
els, and more, have been ob.
were named to supply the mus-
Townshend.
ful auction was held. Mrs. Tay-
The funeral service was held
community.
tained, , I I :
ical number Mary Sander-
A son •-John R. Townshend
for served a delicious, lunch as'-
at the Tasker Memorial chapel,
I I
ibout
.and
21op will have a contest. Owing
predeceased her. Surviving are
sisted by Mrs, Ed. Davies and
Blyth, on Tuesday, Rev. H. Dan-
-For more information
"Natchurs"
toexam'scoming soon there will
adaughter, Mrs. Philip (D, Reen.)
Mrs. Robert Phillips. 1
ald5on, Seafforth, officiated.
Hensall Nursing
Liquid Fertilizer
write to:
be• no meeting until March 30.
Presant of Grand Bend; .also
five sisters Mrs. Geo. Proctor
0 1
E very year more than 300,060
Temporary entombment was
made in Blyth Cemetery Chapel,
'Home®NA Member
Mr. E. McLachlan, President,
and this AdU be at the home of
Diane Xirkcannell. After the
and,Mrs. Lome Thurlow of God-
handmade articles of clothing
-0
,
"Na.-Churs!' Pliant Food' Co.
closing hymn, and Taps, Mrs.
ericb; Mrs. Della Scoticbmer,
and bedding are shipped -over-
Since .1947, blood donors haire
The Q u e e n s w a y Nursing
Harry Arthur served a delicious
Egniondville; Mrs. Flaisy Wil-
seas to needy victims of disaster
given, 7% million battles of
Home at 100 Queen Street, Hen -
.(Canada) Ltd.,
lunch, Mary Sanderson thanlited
liamson, Vancouver, B.C., and
and strife by the Women's
Canadians
blood to their fellow Cana,
sail,' has been awarded a cer-
London, Ontario,
Mrs. Arthur.
Mrs. Ernest Townshend, Goder-
Work Committee of the Can-
through the Canadian Red Cross
t4ficate at associate membeirship,
icl-i Township. -
adiaa Red Cross Society.
Free Blood Transfusion Service.
in the Ontario Hospital Associ-
I In
iot) zi a I M of t rs Ltd,
MERCURY METEOR - COWET
6nd MERCURY TRucks
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1964 MMURY, MONTCLAIR
4 DOOR SEDAN, power steering, power
brakes, power back window, , automatic,
radio, whitewalit, wheel discs, one owner.
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2 DOOR HARDTOP, power brakes,power
steering, whitewalls, wheel discs, demon-
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1963 COMET
4 DOOR SEDAN, 6 cylinder, stick shift.,
1962 CHRYSLER AAT GA
Power brakes and steering,, loW mileage,
one owner.
1962 GALAXIE 500
4 DOOR SEDAN, power steering and
brakeg,: whiteWalls, radio, one owner,
1962 CHEVRLOLET
STATION WAGON, V8, automatic, eadI6.
1961 VA`LIANT-
STATION WAGON; 0 cylinder.
1961 FALCON.
4 OOOR,815_15AN, it dylinder autorriatibi, with
radio.
1960 r" L "'Y" M 0' UTH,
STATION WAtION, 6 oyllhddN
AIso L Vto hdv6 s6fite '59s dawn, priced 0,bas6hobly
for 4uiek said.
We,,hdV.6 hdW M0400yii, Mbhttirg and C0#11169
in stock fifid tbldtfl6fi to choose ff6th,
Phone" '262-2604 be 262*2607
ice gid dr JIM
wo wow 66 glad, u ilbffid 60 to ted. yidtlt.'
ation. The present owners are
Harry and Ann Klungel.
Auburn Ladies Honarod by Flower .Society
At the annual meeting of Auburn Horticultural Society last week, two
voteran members were presented with diplomas for
meritorious service to
the society. From the left,. Clifford H. Epps, district 8 director; Mrs. William
Straughan and Mrs. Ed. Davies, the two honored mernbers; and Mrs. Lloyd
Humphreys, secretary. (Photo by Mr.% W Bradnock)
Two Auliurn Horficulturafists- -
Receive M"'eriforiou's Diplomas�
i .4NN011NUM,9Xrs
AM,
(Contitted from Page one)
ven6vs, This meeting is planned
ed each variety and told how
for April 12 Lind Mrs. IvraXOt
they were cultivated,, Mrs. V0.
will be the guest speaker, and
Davim, thanked Mrs. Jessop and
Miss Roseme�Clark will shrew
Presented her with a gift,
her plotur" takerlast),404th in
'by
1_,
ATrs. Russel Brindley and Mrs,
Arizona, Lunch wos served
Arthur Change were named del-
Mrs. Thomas Lawlor and Mrs,
egatos to the Ontario .Hor ticul-
Oorrdoll Doble,
10
ture Associatlot-, Antittal meeting
to be held in Guelph on June 17
Anausement Park
and 18,
Ain;, 14ort, Craig prevented the
Ai 1967 Fair
flamiclal rol)6.rt which showed a
To Be permonent
balance of $51.00, Mts. Gaorgc
Milliari played h medley of Irish
tunes on the piana. Selling tho
The amusement, parR Planned
for the 1061 World Exhlblt!1513
tidkotg on the plant wasMigs
in Xbraroal will be a $15 to $20
Viola Thompson, Mrs, C. 14,
million project which wilt re -
Epps made tho draW which was
main a, permanent feature of
won by Miss, ni Iffla mutch,
M-antroal 'after the- Vxhibition
Plan,5 wc!ro made for the, next
oloses, It wIll bio- known. U La
medthg, which will bc, Itt ehargd
Rondo, Tha permat(nit ptall< will
.
PLETE TUNE_1"J
E
of the ladies In Colbotno Town-
euvo� about 20 tLeres, s! ffi.11017 to
ship with Mrs, Wlllititn CIA&
the site of the famed TIV01i
and Mt%. lt, avl 8 hdrwood &.q eoit.
park In C6pdnhag�m,
ijW -4
Special. AnnU^uD1CU^M'e',11t
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah Humanitarian Service
Committees (Hospital Bad - C.P. & T.) of
CLINTON - SEAFORTH - BRUCEFIELD - HENSALL
EXETER -:BRUSSELS -WINGHAM
announce that they are again sponsoring a subscription
campaign for the purpose of furthering their Humanitarian
Service Programme "Instituted for the purpose
of relieving distress wherever found," and for
purchasing additional sickroom equipment
such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, etc.
This sick room equipment is made- available
to any resident of HURON COUNTY
FREE Of Charge For Home Use.
Your
MAGAZINE ORDER
(New or Renewal)
will help further this communityproject and every
resident' is urged to co-operate.
Residents when called upon should request to see
the representative's letter of introduction signed by a
C.P. & T. Committee Member of Clinton, Seaforth,
Bracefield, Hensall, Exeter, Brussels and Wingliam.
This is to eliminate any misrepresentation by
unauthorized persons.
DONATIONS ARE NOT TO BE SOUCITED
OR ACCEPTED
W. G. Fisher, Esther Campbell
Exeter C.P. &, T. Chairman Sealforth C.P.&T. Chairman
Margaret Ingram
Hensall C.P. & T. Chairman James A. Cox
Fred McGregor C.'Inton C.P. e, T. Chairman
Brucefleld C.P.&T. Chairman
E; J. Walker Bob Richmond
Wingham C.P. & T. Chairman Smssels C.lam: &T.* Chairman
FORI SUCK, R00tu\A
NEAREST C.P.'& Te C HARRMAN
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