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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-03-21, Page 7„.. „uburii- and District MRS, WRS BRADNOCK—:40trtsPondOnti—Phon• 526-7595 OEM ORDER OF THE' EASTERN STAR Canadian Legion Hall, Clinton MONDAY, MARCH 25th 8:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. -- Admission: 75c -- The program will iritlude cooking dernonstrationt by Home Economist Aonabeth Krieg, PRIZES: Teflon Cookware Set drocerY Hampers • • Famous last words . . . "I'll get in and cultivate my beans long before the Weeds get too big . . as long as it doesn't rain." Don't give' weeds a chancelo get ahead of you. Treflan stops annual grass and weeds this month rain or shine. Plan now to take the gamble out of weed Control nett year Use Tretlan. ELANCO PRODUCTS DIVISION ofEli Lilly and Company (Canada) Li,iulcd, Scarborough, Ontario, MR. CASE VAN RAAY SHAMROCK CHEMICALS LIMITED R.R. 3, DashWood, Ont. Hwy 135 at Wellington Road Phone 237,3406 London, Ont. 7—,Phone 438-5652 • OtatgA V.Pw.P#49cPrgi, Th4r§clay, Maych 4,1905. 7 Mr, and Mrs. 1 d Miller and son Jimmy of Windsor and Miss Pail miller a Toronto Spent the weekend vlith Mr, and Mrs, 'Gor don Miller. Mr. and MrS. Thomas JOinle sten and Miss Laura Phillips visited with the.former's sister Mrs, ROY Farrow who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. William Andersen pf London Silent the Weekend with his par. epts, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver An. Berson, Mrs. Edgar Lawson and. Miss' Nancy anderse Miss Nancy Anderson, Eugene Dobie of Toronto vis. ited last Sunday with. Miss Mar. garet R.',JackSon, and • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. William Straughah were their granddaughter; MisS Karen Robertson of Copper Cliff and her friend John Shouldice of Port Credit. Miss Robertson is attending Teachers, College In TorOnto. They all visited With Mr. and Mrs. ThomasJar. din and family of Wingham on. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Peter of Kincardine visited list Sunday with Mre. S. Lansing. Mr. and'Mrs. Major Young. blut, Mrs. Lyle Youngblut, Blyth Mrs. Donald Smith, Monkton, Mrs. Allan Rush, Kitchener, Brude Youngblut, Oalrville and Lynn Youngblut of Toronto at., tended funeral services atTim. mins for the former's grand. Son,. Kenneth Youngblut of Belle. terre, Quebec, 50 miles east of Cobalt. `' The two.year.oldboy drowned last Saturday when he fell into a sewer drain near his home, Kenneth Is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Youngbut, a brother, Edward and a sister Patricia all of Nelleterre Mr. Youngblut is employed as manager of Belle. terre Mines Limited, a subsi. diary of McIntyre Porcupine Mines Limited. They had form:. 'erly lived at Timmins. Kenneth is also survived by grandparents, Mrs. W. Wilkin. son of Timmins and Mr. and Mrs: Major Youngblut of RR 1, Auburn. Funeral arrangements .were in charge of Laporte Fun. eral Home, Timmins with ser. vice in First United Church. Burial took ,place in Timmins Memorial Cemetery. + , Miseee Jean llotlstonandjean ,Jamieson.Of TPX.'910O spent the weekend with their eieter, Mips Frances Houston P.1141.4104 Miss Olive Young', ' Wag Mary ,Klrit,Q9011a1/ of Winnipeg 'visited last week with. her Parents, Mr, and Mrs. An. cirew Kirkceirinell, • Mrs. Ronald hael and. Janice of Brantford are • spending the week's Yaca. tion With her mother, Mrs. Gordon It. Tpyi0r, Mr. and Mrs. Harold SP17141g of Atwood epent the weekend with Miss. Margaret R a Jaek. son, Mr. and Mrs, Sprung re. cently celebrated, their 57th Wedding 'anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Harold. Wagner,Atwood, Mr, and Mrs.Donad Spruag arid family of Goderich and Mr, and Mrs. John sprung and family of RR 2 Auburn also attended, the presentation of a life Meal. bershiP to Mrs. John Hallam Nr Mrs, Edgar Lawson, Due to her Mrs. Lawson was unable .'to be present so Mrs, Wee Bradnoek made the presentation on her behalf, Mrs. Hallam thanked Mrs. Lawson for the honour bestowed upon her. After the closing hymn, the closing prayer was given by Mrs. Frank Raithby. Lunch was served by Mrs. Wes.Drad- nock. • The Modern Hostesses was the name chosen by the Auburn -4--H Club when they met for their fourth meeting with the prepiclent Jean Hardy in the chair, The minutes were adopft ted as read by the secretary, Donna Chainney. The roll pall was answered by the exchange of reference file material. A discussion was led by the lead. er, Mrs, Wes Bradnock on for. mai and inforthal teas and how . they should be planned. A demonstration on making fancy sandwiches was done by Sherry Plaetzer, Doreen Mc. Clinchey and Wanda Plaetzer under the direction of Mrs. Frank Raithby. The tea-.table was set up by Brenda Ball and Jean Hardy and tea was served. The members were served by Gail Seers and Sheron The meeting was closed by all repeating the 4-H Creed. The fifth meeting of the Mod. ern Hostesses Auburn 4-HClub was held at' the home of Mrs. Frank Raithby with the presi. dent Jean Hardy in charge. The minutes were read by Donna Chamney and the roll call was answered by each telling why they liked to entertain. A dis. cussion took place on Party ideas in regards to invitations, themes and decorating and en. tertainment. A St. Patrick's Day table centre was made with a green hat holding yellow daf. fodils and greed shamrocks on the cloth. The proper way to introduce people was discus. sed and several members took partin the introductions. The meeting was closed with the 4-H Creed. • The- Ladies Guild of St. Mark's Anglican Church met for its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor led the meeting: which opened by singing the hyriiii,l 4'+‘‘jesus; SavibUr pilots Me;"` Tile Scripture lesson, Luke Chapter '5 Washread by Mrs, Jehn.Daer. Prayers were , taken by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. The mission topic was in charge of Mrs, Andrew Kirk. P9aaell, who We :interest Mg account of the Canadian Caravan Mission which °Per. ales in Western Canada. Pack memher told .aboutthe Oat church, first minister and first Sunda' school they attended and the transportation they had. Kiss Margaret Jackson gave some 14004 ThOlights and spoke ;on the uniting of faiths ell the island of Madagascar and closed With. prayer, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt gave a reading "Be Happy."The meet. tag was closed by singing two hymns, ':Sweet the moments, rich in Bleesings"and"Breathe on, me Breath of God." 'The President, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt presided for the. bus. Irises part of the meeting. The minutes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs. John Daer. The' financial statement was presented by the treasurer Mrs. Andrew KirkcOnnell, The travelling apron received a penny for each letter in Pas. sion Sunday, The members ac. cepted an invitation to attend a UOW Thankoffering service. Mrs. Haggitt closed with prayer After an auction, lunch was served, by Mrs. Taylor assis. ted by Mrs. Haggitt and Mrs. Fordyce Clark. Obituary ROBERT HARVEY MCGEE Ontario's Harry Lauder, Robert Harvey McGee passed away last Tuesday at South Waterloo Memorial Hospital, Galt, in his 84th year. Born in East Wawanosh town.- ship east of Auburn, he was the son of the late Robert MCGee and Annie'Stalker. Mr. McGee worked for many years with the old Grand Trunk Railway and later with the Can. adian Pacific Railway before retiring to farming where he operated his father's farm. After retiring he lived for soy. eral years at North Bay. He was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church, Auburn where he was trustee for many years. For many years he was guest soloist and entertainer at many garden parties and con. certs and since going to Galt five years ago he has sung for the Senior Citizens and Homes for the Aged in Gait. Mr. McGee was predeceased by his wife Helen Kennedy whO passed away in 1944, several nieces and nephews and cousins, Mrs. Carrie Crawford with whom he lived at 33 Spruce Street, Galt' and. Mrs. William J. Craig and Mrs. Maitland Allen of Auburn. The funeral service was held at the Coutts and Son Funeral Home at 11 a.m. and a short memorial service held at the BlytIV Mausoleum conducted by Rev.A. 0, MacLean. Mak/ friends from this dis. trict gathered to pay tribute to their friend, Burial will take place in Ball's Cemetery in the spring. HOLMESVILLE The H011Itesliille VOW met On Tuesday afternoon with Mrs, Porter and her VOW' in charge of the Program. The scripture reading'the talents was given by Mrs. 0, Blake ,felloWed iv the meditation the leader, Lenten reading's Were giVell by Mrs. D. Plicidoll MrS, B, Walter. The chapter from the study book, "Chris,. tianity in japan'? telling of the life of a wheel-Chair Was presented by Mrs. Mil-1 pr Potter, Mrs. B. Grigg conducted the basiness meeting. It was decided to pack a bale for Overseas Relief at the May meeting, The Spring Thankof. faring meeting' Will be held on Wednesday afteithoon April 10 at 2 00 P.M. Mrs. Jehn Grigg read sev eral thank--you notes, also a letter from Stewart Allan of Cardinal, Ontario, thanking the organization for the ,used stamps which are sent from time to time and telling of-the work in Seoul, Korea for alp. pled children, also a, medical school in China to wich con.. tributions from the 'sale of, :stamps are sent. Mrs. J. Grigg, Mrs. H. Yeo -V4 . and Mrs, N, Willi4MS Were Pam. PO a committee to plan the an. Huai bus trip Hostesses for the afternoon Were Mrs. P. Oinn, Mra. William Ponder and Mrs. H. A successful euchre party In atd ,of the clintoa Alm' was held. FriclaY ,evening at the TOWnshiP Hall. Winners Were; high lady, Mrs. Ilian gel- Plough; WO gent, Charlie lint. chins; low lady, Mrs. L. Bond, low gent, Carniall Tel/Nat; most Tone hands Mrs. Prank'Theme. son, The draw for the basket, Of groceries was won by George WISP, Mr. and Mrs. Dres Deck and Cary of Ottawa are sPeilding a few days with Mrs, J. Huller and. Mr. and Mrs, William Bat. kin. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cud. More and family, Burlington, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudmore, The Hod The Goderich TowlishiP Fed. eration of. Agriculture will hold their regular meeting in the hall on Thursday evening, March 21. In spite of studying for exams Holmesvgle 4-H Girls Club his begun the currentproject, "The Club Girl Entertains," The first meeting was "held at the God. Prich' Township Nall, on Tel?. rtiarY "44 and the "Holniesville Flower Cbildrea", elected the f011eWing officers; President. ,Susan LOW Vice president, Elle WAllyna,, PecreterY, Pat Wise. Seventeen' members were Preaellt for the discussion on flower arranging, 04 March 2, the girls- Met at the usual place for their !second meeting which'had an attendance of 19 members. The capable leaders, Mrs. Yeo and Mrs. Prat* Yep.discussed. "Entertaining a Guest", galre the girls correct procedure *tc,t4g a suttcase and the pepper way to Write tilAAISyPki, note, On March. , the Flower ran held their third mtWing with 15 members .ty,e4oaq. The, girla discussed the sharing of family meals, table setting . and service and tahl,a. manners. Mrp. Fra.plc Yet/ demonstrated a formal table setting .4.40 Per. vice and Mrs, Eldon Yee OM. onstrated an taprmal table set, tang alld.SerVice, Further dis. Passion on table manners •e9M. Pieted thp Otp4ipon, The Women'is Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church met last Thursday after- noon in the Sunday school room of the church with the presi. dent, Mrs. WilfredSanderspnin charge.. The meeting was opened with the call to worship followed by p11 repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. The president welcomed all to the meeting and the hymn, "Stand, up, Stand up farJesus?' was sung with Mrs. Donald Haines at the piano. ' The devotional period was in charge 'of ,Mrs. Frank Raithby. She chose for her scripture lesson, Ephesians Gth chapter and told the history of the origin and the author of the hymn, "Stand up, Stand up for Jesus.” A short memoriam service was held for a former mem. ber of the church, the late Harvey McGee. The minutes of • the previous meeting were adop. ted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. Plans were completed for the Easter Thankoffering ,on April U at 8 p.m. when Miss• Muriel Davis, missionary on furlough will be the guest speaker. An invitation to attend the UCW at Knox United Church on March 27 was accepted. Guest speaker , will be Rev. J. G. Roberts of Belgrave. The roll call was answered by quot. ing a Bible verse containing the Mrs; Clifford Bastla of Lon. word Trust. den spent a few days last -Week .r -I'l".iff‘he mission study was taker't ith her sister, Mrs. EdDriatiesp?, lby'Alrs. John HallanaShespokS d,;: DAvieAl. ,4 9,1 of • AtfAl-o`a4n4lIrharldViith0 Diintaia +MaKay his Son John chapter on "Who are God's' and a friend of Sault Ste Marie People?" and their relationship are spending the winter holiday to Him. She, cloSed with prayer: in the village. ' Highlight of the meeting was THE WHAT'SIT SHOP Officially Opens Wednesday, March 27 Come Join Us For Coffee BROWSE AROUND Unusual and Antique items Attention Farmers WEED CONTROL MEETING USING EPTAM and SUTAN IN BEANS and CORN — Get All The Facts — Door Prizes Refreshments Slides - Film — Guest Speaker EXETER LEGION HALL APRIL 1st — 8:30 P.M. Presented by CHIPMA'N Chemicals Ltd.