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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-21, Page 11Shower Vet!' Wide Miss r Caroline Sprung, elect of this month was guest Of honor at a shower at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Donald Sprung of Hallett Township. Quests were present from. Blyth, Atwood and the sue- rounding district, Auburn Church $unday School.. Holds Anniversary Knox United 'Church Sunday School held its annual anniversary last Sun-. day with Rev. Ure Stewart, • 13,A., as the guest speaker. :Charles Scott, superintendent, led the service assisted by Har- ald Webster, assistant superb).- tendent. ,Special musical selections -were given by a double quer, tote -cemposed of Mns, Ken, meth Patterson, Mrs. Norman 'MaClinchey, Betty ltrfogs, Mar, sha Keopmans, Klaske Koop, mans, Jennifer Grange, Jane Doran and • Nancy Anderson. 'The offering was received by the ushers for the day, Allan Craig, Glen. Webster; Kenneth -McDougall and Stuart Ament. Rev. Ure Stewart gave an inspiring message on his text, "Building for Eternity". He .stressed the Importance of Sun- day schools and goad 'teachers -to instruct the youth that Will 'be the Church of tomorrow: The evening service had the Harmony Male Chorus of Wing,. ham as guest singers. Rev. John Wheeler led the service and Rev. 'Lire Stewart spoke, Gain- Saws Argyle Marine & Small. Engines clap ERICH 18 Britannia Rd. E. 524.9201 We' keep a complete line of parts for Honielite - Pioneer - Sthil MCCulloch We Are wrecking the following saws: Homelite McCulloch a Pioneer David Bradley Than WE SERVICE ALL MAKES Mr, and Mrs. 'Stewart Toll,. Terry and Warren .spent last woolen.d. WW1 his parents Mr. and Mrs'," •-"1,rocl Toll John R. Weir, of London spent 'the Weekend in ..the lege. Mr. and Mrs, Swart Robin, son of Oa/detach visited on Sat- urday evening with Mrs. Wes .Bradnock, :Sherpn and Qeorgo, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Kuniph- reyts of Clinton visited' on Sat- urday with Mrs. George Ham, ilton.' Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Mc, Dowell, Miss Gwen McDowell, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mrs. 44 Pal/lies attended the Barbershop con- cert London. on Saturday evening. Mrs. Davies' brother, Ken Monek of 'London was one of the soloists, Historical Group To Meet Oct. 2$ A general meeting at the Huron County Historical Soc- iety is set for October 25 in StePhen Township Community Centre, Creditor. Guest Speaker is W. E. El- liott, Goderich, who' will show slides of Huron County and provide at the same time ex- pert comrnentary on scenes from this area. Classified Ads. Bring Results SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR BULK SPREADING SERVICE BY CLINTON FEED MILL *, L„ --641111‘ 00 040-0" •• • - 4 • 00 •41 It makes good sense to hove your fertilizer spread on fall sowh grains ... on grasslands—hay and posture on cash crops—for next spring ... accurately, easily and economically with the hew SEIUR,GAIN 'Fertilizer Spreading Service. Makes good dollars and cents too! It may cost you no more to have SHUR-GAIN delivered and spread than you are presently paying for bogged fertilizer. The Finest Fertilizers For Your Good Earth 4 • • ••a* • • • * ** • *• • • • • **GOO Selected-granulated SHUR-GA1N FERTILIZERS Your Local SHUR.GAIN Fertilizer Dealer is CLINTON FEED MILL' 28 Huron Street Clinfoni Onti Two Phones: 482.3484 or 482a-3485 Tondethor0, .Pair Web:rates 35th,, Anniversary ispla Mrs . Hanle Mon celebratedtheirl5th wed- din anniversary on Friday, October 8. They were enter- tainecl at a family -dinner. at the borne of Mr, ,and Mrs, Murray .40n, on- Saturday evening The couple was presented with ..a decorated anniversary cake and 'useful 0ns. The celebrants have three danigit.terSt. MP, Everett (Len- era) '..Tee$Wiater; Mrs, Milton (Helen) Pale, Clinton; Mrs. Murray ($birleY) LondeSboro, Guests were Mr.. :and Mrs, Carmen, Moor, Lontleshoro, Mr. and - Mrs. Moody HOliand, th;. -and Mrs, Olive Heels, Wes, ton. Fred Munnings Speaker At Auburn WMS Walton Boys Compete at International Representing Huron County in the Inter- County plowing -competitions at the International Plowing Match. in Milliken, Ont., last weelc were, left to right, Graeme Craig and Jack McCall, both of Walton. Competing for over $900 in prize money provided by British American Oil, sponsor of the event, the Huron team placed 11th and won a total of $30. The B-A 'trophy and first prize of $150 was won ;by the Haldimand county team. 4... HOME and SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE Thursday, October 28 CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL A lively Panel Session to follow a Meet-The-Teacher our. Refreshments will be served. All parents encouraged to attend I OIL FURNACES Thiorsq.- Oct, 1100,c1intpn. Hows,APP0M, fagg WHAT ELSE gives you so much for so little? For news, for views, for wide and varied entertain- ment, nothing can beat your weekly newspaper! 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TAYLOR'S STORE PeitOpaperti t NUM k itt tealtOMSINtS r* I S r t A program of contests was led by Mrs.., Sprang and Mrs, Kenneth Patterson read all dross of congratulations. to Miss Sprung, The gifts were carried in by Misses Mary Jape....SprLm. Bl- caner Sprung, Melanie Sprung and Sherrill Patterson, The brideeto,be was assisted by her mother M -opening the gifts. * Weekend vests with Mr., and Mrs. Tieing 131uticowlez, Sylvia Angelica Heinz and $uSie were her sister, Mrs, Lothar .Sehed, ler, Mr. Sehedler, Linda and Michael of Kitchener, her bro- ther, Fritz Hamer, Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Heirout Krohmer of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. William Seers, Gail, Faye and Carol visited in London on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Stanbury, Peter Brown of Riverside spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, IVIeitlandAllen. Harry Goodwin of Atwood spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Craig. Mr. -and Mrs. Tom, Johnston visited on Sunday with his sis- ter, Wirts.' Roy Farrow and Mr. Farrow ..at Guests on Sunday with Mrs. Wes 13raclnack, Sharon and George were Mr. and Mrs. Shearer Wilson and their son Kenneth Wilson of London, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson and Gary _of Seaforth, Miss Marg- aret R. Jackson and Mrs. Cherr- ies .Sbraughan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Young- blut and family of WoodStoek visited with Mr. and Mrs'. Wil- fred Sanderson and family on. Sunday. Knox Presbyterian Church will observe its anniversary merit, Mr. Si:aye told the ga- thering that at one time he was the -personal assistant to Preme. ier Les.age, before entering fed- eral politics, "We must make up our minds, not -an 'how to vote," he said, "but how we can live in security in. Canada. The Liber- al party has always been iden- tified with security." Mr. Sauve went on to tell how prosperous Canada has been in the past years; under his ,Liberal government. "Un- employment rhas dropped sharp- ly since 1963," he pointed out, "and we have adopted a new Canadian flag, thanks to the courage of Prime Minister Les- ter B. Pearson." The speaker also summarized the new agricultural program of the Liberal party, expiain- ing that they hope to introduce The Hon.' Maurice Sauve, speaking on behalf of Huron • Liberal, candidate Malt Edgar, last Thursday night, in the St. Joseph Parish Hall, told a gath- ering of upwards of 200 that the most important problem facing Canadians today is the relations between, the French- speaking and English-speaking people. Mr. Sauve charged that Con- servative leader John Dieten, baker is ignoring Quebec, and that is causing disunity in the Conservative ranks. "Mn Diet- enbaker is no longer a power in Quebec.," -he added. "Separ- atism is now a forgotten issue, thanks to the co-operation of . the federal government and the government of Quebec Premier Jean Lesage." The .Minister of Forestry hi the present Liberal govern- next Sunday, October 24, at 2:3.0 p.m,. with Ti,cv. T, Owen Hughes of Watford, past mod- erator of the Synod of Hamil- ton and Landon to be the guest speaker. Special music will be :supplied by the choir. AUBURN — Fred Munnings, missionary in India for 12 years, new rei.siding in Clinton, was the guest speaker .at the Fall Thankeffeting meeting of the Women's Missionary Soc- iety of Knox Presbyterian Ch,. arch. Over sixty ladies -and gentlemen from Knox United Church, St, Mark's Anglican Church and Westfield attended this evening meeting. Mr. Munnings' showed pic- tures or India and told about the work they were doling there in winning the world for Christ. Mrs. 1VAmming wore an attrac- tive sari to show the native dress. The president, Mrs. Sander- son was in charge of the meet- ing. After the call to worship, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland read the scripture lesson and the meditation on stewardship was given by Mrs. Wes Bradnock, The Martini. Trio of -Clinton provided -special music select- ions with accordion -accompani- ment. Mrs. .Sanderson read an in- vitation to attend the Knox United Church UCW special meeting on October 27 when Mr.- -Craven of Gaderich, the probation officer, will be the guest speaker. A social hour followed in the Sunday school room where lunch was served under the convenershiP of Mrs. Alvin Leatherlancl assisted by other members. Thanks.. were „expressed by ..lVfrs. Robert J. Phillips, Baptisi" Church; Mrs. Bert Craig, UCW., Mrs. Orval McPhee, St. Mark's" Anglican Guild; and Mrs. Charles Smith,' UCW Westfield United Church. 0 -EilEP.Y011E READS AND liSES WANT ADS SHOULD BE CLEANED AND 'CHECKED NOW. If yours has not been done yet this year, please call or write and make arrangements to do it now: JUST CLIP AND MAIL A. G. GRIGG &. SON CLINTON, ONT. Please clean my furnace on Suitable Date Please bill me for any parts. Please bill for labour. Name of company I buy oil from. Please bill me for labour Mark with an X Name of Customer If you wish to become one of. our fuel oil customers and receive FREE SERVICE all year round just contact us. A.6. GRIGG & SON 482-94 11 42-3b u urn an !strict MRS, WES, ORADNOcK cerrespoWient,-4'haroe 5204598 hi Pearson Cabinet Forestry Minister Maurice Sauve Says Lib. Victory Means Security Fediral Minister Speaks For Local Candidate Hon. Maurice Sauve, federal minister of forestry, right, was guest speaker at a Liberal rally at St. Joseph Parish Flail, St. Joseph, last Thursday, for Malt Edgar, centre, Liberal candidate for Huron in the November 8 federal election. Mrs. Edgar is shown between the minister and Mr. Edgar. On the left is Antoine "Red" Garon, Clinton, who introduced the minister. crop insurance to all provinces in Canada. He also told of the plan to extend unemployment insurance to farm help, and Central Mortgage and Housing loans to rural areas and farm- Mr. Sauve concluded his speech by saying, "we hope to be able to allow farmers an in- come equal to the industrial r .psrrts in the city." E, Beecher Menzies, intro- cl'ered the guest speaker, and ha was thanked by Wilfred Mousseau, Rh, 2, Hensall. At various times throughout his address, Mr. Sauve spoke to the gathering in his native French language. Antoine "Red" Garon, Clin- ton businessman, introduced the candidate, Malt Edgar, to the grodp assembled. lie said, "Huron has been badly neglect- ed over the years, but We have a good young candidate, full of vim and vigor." Mr. Edgar painted out two reasons he feels should encour- age the people to elect a Ub. eral gaverinnent. 'First of all, we have had ecorioinie success in Canada like we have never before had," he said, "and see- ondly, the promises Of Mr. Pearson regarding medicare and tarot policy Should please everyone." The candidate also spoke briefly Of his opponent in the eledtion, pointing Out that they had played heekey With and against each, other in paSt years. "N'ow we will have to put on running Shoes and try to out-log each other," he con- cluded with a clutekle. Chairman for the meeting. Was John LaPoo.qe, nit 2 Zttr- leh, and greetings from the distriet were extended the Ca- binet Minister by Ws, Labelle 00ft), a member of the Colin- Cif in the village of Zurieh.