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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-04-25, Page 8an District • MK DIES BRADNOCK-f-CoemPOrsiont—Phone 524-75115 •"eeeesefe'eee'''esfeeeeeesseee, :SeeSe,,,...eSeee•seeeeeeeeeSeee'...see.........eee sesele'exee e "Se•Sese ees ese Clinton News4tqcgrcl t Thursday, 5th. 1918 .irs Siring .lean .0 Time :vtfiiik.cocr. Laundry service *e' can do, ifOilt Bedspreads, Blankets, Curtains and Liner's- MEN'S SHIRTS A sp.iciAt.Ty Phone 482,9491 LAUNDRY 154 :LEECH STREET CUNTON, ONT, FREE PIQKA.IP ANI). PWVERY See Cockshutt's 17;;;;\ New Line , SEE THEM TODAY AT H. L01313 et SONS may- v i9 .17ty 482.0431 .,411111==.11.100•1 1eMimmo......a. EQUIPMENT 44-,'" CLINT(IN ,THIS "BIG RED LINE" OF COCKSHUTT IS READY AND WAITING TO TAKE ON THE _TOUGH JOBS AT YOUR PLACE. • PAID ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES • issued ;3 to 5-year term. • earn the above indicated interest payable half-yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for all Canadian Instuance Companies and trust funds. STERLING TRUSTS Member: Canada Deposit insurance Corporation 312 lay St. 3$ Dunlop St., 73 Misstssage terontif Beffili Orhittt Knox united Church reeeiyed new neetneers*Ietci'ttleir Petrie mueion by PrOfeeeical Of their faith. ;recently. The new MeMbers are Briar): Mackie Craig, porOc Paryll Boa, Brenda Balt, Mere geret Dilys Roberts, Barbara Anne Carter, Nancy !een Law! Brenda Christine Archembasilt: Elizabeth Moss, Brenda East, Karen Beet, 'Raymond Bilge. beend,,Snelley Prange> AlsO Mrs. Cliffersi Branton by transfer from Blenhelin, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 'Rieck, Kitchener, and Mr, and MVP., Bari Williams, Poclerich> were Sunday guests with Mr. and mrs. William Straughan. Keith AMP.' Toronto, spent last weekend with relatives and :fiends in the village, TWentY-fiVe die freen thie district attended the Freezer nesday FCirim 14eledniant c gpviiprineesonrlaostbWy tett Department of Agriculture and Food, Flowers were Placed in. Knox United Church and Knee Prep- bYterien Church in memory of the late William Thompson, of Pea-forth by hie father> Donald Phinkett and grandparents and Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett, Au- burn. „ Horticulture members at. tending the District meeting last Saturday at W ingham were Mrs, Gordon Taylor, Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mrs. atueselBrinciley, Mrs, Frank Raithby and Mrs. Bert Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Man- ning, Benmiller, visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert J, Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Ander. son of Brantford visited friends in the village last week. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall and Mrs. Gordon Gross entertained relatives at the former's home in honour of Miss Ruth Adams, London. More than 30 relatives attended and presented the bride-elect with many lovely gifts. • At. Donny brook United Church • Ramona Eileen Hanna, Linda Jefferson, Donna Chamney, Jeanette, Johnston, John John- ston. Westfield United Church, Janice McDowell, Linda Wale den. Miss Ethel Washington and Mrs. Amos Andrew, Goderica visited Saturday evening with Mrs. Charles Straughan. Mrs. Margaret McDonald and Mrs. Bernice Glousher, Cline ton, visited Sunday with Mrs. Sam Daer. Peter Brown of Windsor was a recent visitor with Mr..and Mrs. Maitland Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ament 'returned home last week after spending the winter months With their son Howard and family at Comox, British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. William Kruse and family, Kitchener, visited . recently with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and family and Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Congratulations to Miss Gail Miller who passed vrithhonours her course in dental nursing and will receive her diploma from the University of Toronto at a graduation ceremony Mon day evening. Douglas Robertson, Ottawa, visited with his gradparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan andiyr.e 3. Jr Robertson and also with and Mrg;Tbomas Jardine and family inleirigham. Yellow daffoSils and deep blue hyacinths inade attractive table arrangements fer the smorgee. bong dinner -0 the Auburn Woine4's Institete When they held their appeal banquet in the come-lenity memorial hail, Mrs. Donald Haines weleeme ed the re-Where and guests and all sang the Ode followed by the WI GraCe, Mrs. Haines proposed a toast to the Queen and all sang with Mrs. George Malian at the piano. Mrs. Bert Craig ere. posed the toast to the Women's Institute and Mrs. ArnoldCeaig replied, • A highlight of the afternoon was the presentation of a life membership pin and certificate to Mrs. Wes Bradeock who has been a member of the branch for more than 35 years. She has held many offices in the branch, district and area and has recently completed her three years on, the Board of ehe• Federated Womenee Insti. tutes of Ontario,, Mrs, Haines spoke of Mrs. Bradnock's •work during the past years and her aunt, Mrs. Char- les Straughan, a eharter mem. ber of the Auburn Branch pin. ned her. Mrs. Bradnock thanked, the members for their gift and said it is a privilege to work for home and country - which is the motto of the WI. A kitchen orchestra compos. ed of Mrs, Donald Haines, Mrs. Gordon Chamney, Mrs. Gordon Taylor, Mrs. John Deer, Mrs. Robert Phillips and Mrs. W, Bradnock played several num- bers and sang. Miss Jannett Dobie was the go-go dancer. An impromtu quartet of Mrs. :Dave Anderson, Miss Jannett Dobie, Mrs. Worthy Young and Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer sang "The Old Gray Mare" to modern words. Mrs. Donald Cartwright in. troduced Mrs. Fordyce Clark who showed colorful pictures of their recent trip to Honolulu and gave interesting comments. Mrs. Robert Turner thanked Mrs. Clark and presented her with a gift. The collection was received by Mrs, Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. Norman McDowell. Mrs. Oliver Anderson conducted an' elimination contest and the prize went to Miss Jannett Dobie, A short business session was conducted13Y Mrs. Haines id the minutes were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig. She also presented the financial statement. A committee of Mrs, Frank Raithby, Mrs. Bert Craig, Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. W9S Bradnocii Were named to NY equipment for the new park, it was decided to have the anneal.checkup ofthe kitchen and Mrs, Frank Reithby, Mrs, William. J, Cra:g> Mra Bee', Craig and Meat Thomas Hag. gitt were named tecie the chece- ing. It was decided 31W', to have a sunshine sister and plans were made to cater to a ban. Wet Agri' _Pi The door prize was won by Mrs. CrVal _ McPhee. Mrs. Haines thanked all who had co• operated so well with her "our. ing the past three years she has served the Auburn branch as president, Mrs. Wes Bradnock thanked Mr ti„ Haines for her untiring work as presideet and then in. trodueed *the district president Mrs. Wilfred Colclough, Cline ton. . . She brought greetings from the district and told of district work. She also installed the new officers. Mrs. Andrew Kirkcoanell thanked Mrs. Colclougeandpre. seated her with a gift. The con. vener of the banquet, Mrs. Leonard Archambault thanked all for their assistance and announced the favours had been presented by the Hydro office. Other members of the corn. mittee were Mrs. Donald Carte wright, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Roy Daer, Mrs. Gordon Chamney, and. Mrs. Gordon Powell. The new president, Mrs. Frank Raithby took over and after thanking everyone, the meeting wee'. closed. * Pink and white streamers and wedding bells decorated Knox United Sunday school when Miss June Mills of Toronto was honoured with a, bridal shower. Beautiful corsages were pin. ned on Miss Mills by Miss Gwen McDowell, Stratford, on Mrs. Irwin Schmidt, Strathroy, by Mrs. Walter McLean, Kin. cardine, and on Mrs. Ted Mills by Mrs. Harold Webster. Mrs. Ernest Durnin presided for the program which began with a sing-song led by Miss Marsha Koopmans, accome parried on the piano eby Miss • Nancy Andereoe. A piano duet 't' Vas piped 1ee Brekcia. Est and Jennifer Grange. readings „ "An account of the Groom's wedding" as it appeared in the local paper with names suitable for this occasion was given by Mrs. Kenneth Patterson. with background. music played by Mrs, Norman MeClincheY. A reading F4s given by Mrs. John Dtkriiiii and '-e• duet was sung -by Misses Marsha and Martie KeOpinates. Thp 'peals of honour were s escorted to the ,decorated chairs on the Platforin and an ackleese; Of congratulations was read by Mrs. Barry Young of Clinton: The gifts were care rime in by Mies Nancy Arider. eon, Miss BPendaArchambault, Miss Cathy Hallam and Mis,s Nan Lapp. Mrs. Schmidt assisted her sister in opening thegifts.Mise Mille thanked everyone fop their gifts and lunch was served by friends. W.I.Kippers choose 'officers Kippen East WI held their annual meeting at the Legion Hall Hensel]. with Mrs. Grant McLean as hostess and Mrs. Dave Triebner as co-hostess. Mrs. McLean, president opened the meeting with a poem which was followed by unison singing of the Opening Ode. Roll call was payment of fees and three new members joined.. Reports of the standing come mittees were given by Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs. William Kyle, Mrs. 'Robert Kinsman, Mrs. Ross Sararas, Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Mrs. Ken McKay. Mrs. Vern Alderdice gave the treasurer's report showing a balance of $635,67; the report of the directors meeting, held in elensall; and also conducted the election of Officers. Mrs. Glen Bell gave the re. port of the nominating corn- mittee: honorary president, Mrs. Grant McLean; president, Mrs. Ken McKay; first vice. president, Mrs. Robert Bell; second vice-president, Mrs. Mike Connolly; secretary, Mrs. James Drummond, treasurer, Mrs. Vera Alderdice; district director, Mrs. James Drum. mond; alternate, Mrs. William Bell; public relatiOns, Mrs. Harry Caldwell; braneh direc- tors, Mrs. Charles Eyre, Mrs. William Kyle and Mrs. Glen Bell. Agriculture and Canadian in. dustries, Mrs. Dave Triebner and Mrs. William Bell; citizen, ship and education, Mrs. Joyce Cooper and Mrs. John Mc- s:Giegeeillietbriedleeseaech and - • `seuTPeile 'etieilAfeSfile J. S inclaiee 4 and Mrs. Cecil Penman; home economics and health, Mrs. Grant McLean and Mrs. Ross Sararas; sunshine convener, Mrs. Robert Kinsman; curator, Mrs. Alex McGregor; resolu- tions, Mrs. June Cooper; sew. ing, Mrs. Alex McGregor; pianist, Mrs. Ross Broadfoot; assistant, Mrs, John Sinclair;* auditors, Mrs. Robert Bell and Mrs, Robert Kinsman. Mrs. Robert Bell gave a poem on "A House Cleaning Carol", She dressed for the part, carry. ing mops and other equipment. Mrs. Bell also gave- a poem on the life of a hen. Mrs. Ken McKay, in-coming president, took the chair for the remainder of the meeting. Mrs. James Chalmers, Mrs. Dave Triebner Wand Mrs. Mike Connolly are to make plans for a bus trip in June. Mrs. McKay read an article "Will the Meeting Come to Order?" Mrs. Grant McLean read Bill Smilley's account of his trip to Expo and showed pictures of our members during the various activities of the year -1967-68. *Yeliew daffodils and OOP ble hyacinths made en attractive te table Pentae at -the girl tea served last week in th Community Memorial 1411. The- white linen covered tab; Was greced by -a silver te service. The girls' Mothers and niern Isere of the Women's I4stitut were gueets of the evening an were welcomed by Mies Je Hardy, Preeieerit for the eerie project. A: flower deMollstretiellsi three flowers to make an ar rangeMent was done by Jil Bennett and 'Sheren They also Pheneed a corsag and wedding bouquet. Also on display was a Iaecke suitcase and many pamphlet 'the girls had received durin the project. The leader, Mrs. Bradnoc outlined the work that the girl had done and tea was served. Brenda Archembault poured te and the guests were served by the members. Mrs. Frank Raithby, assistant leader, was in charge of the kitchen. Serving the guests were Donna, Chamney, Barbara Chamney, Linda Jefferson,Jill Bennett, Sheron Collins, Jean Hardy, Gail Seers, Marie Plun. kett, Arva Ball, Sherry Plaet. zer, Wanda Plaetzer and Doreen McClinchey. The president of the Auburn WI Mrs, Haines thanked the girls and their leaders for the invitation to attend their tea which completed their spring project. The music of the even. Mg was in charge of Gail Seers and Marie Plunkett. Miss Lila Youngblut, GOOD, erich was visiting this past week with her brother, Arthur Youngblut, Mrs. Thomas liaggitt is a patient in Clinton Hospital. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. LONDESBORO The Londesboro W, I. will meet Wednesday May 1 at 8 p.m. The first half of the members On roll are asked to bring an article for a penny sale as the programe s are not out yet the numbers are the same as last year. * * * The hour of service for Lou- - desboro United Church Sunday will be 10.00 a.m. (Daylight Say- ing Time). The community extends con. gratulatlons to Mr, and Mrs. George , Carter on their golden wedding, Saturday April- 20. Twenty eight guests sat down to dinner, served by the ladies of the U.C.W. in Londesboro ;Church. Mr. Glen Carter read "efingPatulatoi.4y erreesagee'' from 'Le Pearson, o arts and Charles McNaughton. Mr. John Armstrong gave toast recalling interesting ha penings from the past. Georg Carter replied fittingly. Ope House ivas held at the home a Mr. and.Mrs. Glen Carter, dur ing the afternoon and evenin about 125 friends called wi congratulations and best wishe to Mr. and Mrs. Carter. BRUCEFIELD The service in Brucefie United Church will be held 10 o'clock daylight saving ti Sunday April 28. Roy Leppington suffered heart attack and is in Clin Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Fo rest visited with their gran mother Mrs. Elsie Forrest Saturday. Visiting with Mr. and Mr Victor Hargreaves Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robins and Sheryl. Congratulations to Mr. an Mrs. Gregor McGregor w celebrated their 45th weddin anniversary Sunday. NOTICE TO FARMERS Famous last words-.„ "I've got crews all lined up to do my hoeing." If you grow soy beans, dry beans, or tOMatoes, you can cut hoe costs and reduce cultivations with Treflan , the weed killer than can pay for itself Several times Over. It dep'endably stops all annual grasses and many broadleaf weedsfor months .or Wet weather or dry, r (Caell Lilly and COrivany iScarbokextgh,Ontarit, ELANCO Pita/110'S DIVISION nada) Litnifed, CONTACT YOUR SHAMROCK CHEMICALS REPRESENTATIVE SHAMROCK CHEMICALS LIMITED London) Ont. - Phone 438,560 Hwy 135 at Weilington Road . MR. CASE- VAN RAAY- R.0 •Dathwood, Ont Phone 014406 NOW AT BEAVER "VIC" METAL ROOFING 7' 8' 9' 10' 11' 12' LENGTHS 6 5 7 per sq. 70 sq. or more Cash & Carry Buy Now at At This Tremendous Saving Phone 285,1582 Floyd Patton, Manager BEAVER LUMBER 227 Main Street,. xoter tifkone X35'- IS82 A 75 Iv' per sq. 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