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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-06-20, Page 8Auburn and District MUM WES, BRAPNOCK—CorromPoutlent,Phona 5264598 -..4..t.1.•4g41.''.;-:—• • ti.',.;"`?"'i-teeN. Pliture Qualify Is Proof Positive. 1 12 Month Parts arranty Is Proof f Re lability PfoOP.ry theme, 4 TherOfP $tranger at the PPor,anci Pies- ed with the hymn, l'here Is a Happy Latitl•P The minutes Were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. John Daer,, And the financial- statement was accepted aS Oven by the treasurer, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, • A Manic-Yen note Was read from Mrs,.Robert Jt, Phillips. An acceptance to the Westfield DPW Meeting was sent and the roll call was answered by Ram- ing a town in Itiron county, The tray alling apren reeelyed donatipas tit the church, budget, and the meeting waselesed with prayer by Mrs. Prral McPhee. After a successful auction,a pot luck lunch was served 'by the 'hestess and Mrs. Gordon Taylor. Mrs. Pla;;)r, ypungblut pre! sided for the Ladies Aid meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church, The .minutes were accepted as read by • the secretary, Mrs. Rey Daer, Thank you notes were read for flowers sent to the sick and a wedding gift was to be sent to Miss Karen MacLean of Clinton, short business period followed, and lunch was served by Mrs. Donald Haines. Shelley Grange presided for the last meeting of the year of the Auburn CGIT group held in the Sunday School room ofKnox Presbyterian Chureh. After the call to worship, the hymn, "My Faith Looks' up to Thee" was sung with Betty Moss at the piano. All repeated the Purpose followed by the Lord's grayer. The scripture lesson, Psalm 19 was read by Marie Plunkett, and the offer. ing was received by Sherry Plaetzer and dedicated, A Bible Quiz was conducted by Mrs. M. R, Roberts. The leader Mrs. W. Bradnock led in the discussion on the Mother and Daughter banquet to beheld on June 18, and plans were made for this annual event. The meeting was closed with Taps, The rabies clinic in the Auburn Community Memorial hall had 71 dogs and 27 cats to be vaccinated, Warner Andrews is a patient in Si, Joseph Hospital, London. Mrs. Elsie Eustace of Lon- don is spending the week with her granddaughter, Mrs, Wil- liam Stiles and Mr. Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dodds of Goderich visited on Sunday with his brother, William Dodds Mrs. Dodds and aunt Mrs. J. C. Clark. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies were Mrso Florence Robbins and daughter Helen Marie of Byron and Mr. and M.'s. James Noble of Lon. don. Durnin Phillips ofKincardine and his sister, Miss Myrtle Phillips of London visited Miss Laura Phillips last week. Misses Karen and Laurie Souch of Blyth spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. William S tiles. Guests with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Johnston on Sunday were Mrs. George Lee, (nee Mary Farrow)• of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J. Young and Mrs. Roy Farrow of Mitchell. 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SPEAKERS are especially designed and built for Electrohome, All speakers are 4" and front firing, GALBRAITH TV Cor, Albert & Rattenbury Sts; , CLINTON The Women's Missionary Society of Kno); Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Donald Haines fpr their June m eeting. The president, Mrs. Wilfred. Sanderson was in charge and opened the meeting with the call to worship and welcomed all to tile meeting, especiallY Mrs. Ed Davies who had •reen absent Many Months through illness. The hymn, For a Closer Walk with Godn was sung, with Mrs. Donald Haines at the piano, Mrs. Roy Daer was in charge of the devotional period and the scripture lesson, John, Chapter 14 was read alternately. Medit- ation on this chapter was given and she closed with prayer. A solo, "HaveThineOwnWay Lord" was sung by Mrs. Wes Bradnock. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. An invitation to attend the Westfield UCW, meeting was accepted and cards of thanks were read, Get wall cards were signed by all members and sent to Mrs. Edgar Lawson in Clinton Hospital and the Rev. R. U. MacLean in Sarnia Hos. pital. The roll call was answered by a Bible verse con. taining the word, 'Hope.' After singing the hymn, "`What a Friend We have in „Jesus," the missipn study was given by Mrs, Frank Raitliby. The theme was "God redeems through MS Faithful Servants,' The offering was received and dedicated with prayer by Mrs, Roy Daer, Readings, 'Let there he Light' and 'A Baby-A King' Were read by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland,The meeting was blosed by singing the hymn, Love Divine all Loves excelling aod the benedictiellbY Mrs. Roy Daer. The Walkerburn Club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Carmen Gross with the president, Mrs. Ted flunking in charge. The meeting was opened by singing '0, Canada' followed by prayer by Mrs. Lorne Hunk. ing, The prize donated by Mrs. Thomas Cunningham' was won by Mrs. Leonard Archanilaul.t. Members decided tp cater to Miss Ruth. Schneider's wedding cia July 27, Plans were made for the next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Roy Deer in the evening, with Mrs, Renald Gross and Mrs. Carmen Gross in charge of the program. The lunch will be in charge of Mrs. Thomas Qunniegitam and Mrs, Lloyd Penfpund, Tue fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the club will be celebrated on July 17 and the program fpr that event is to be planned by Mrs. Leonard Archambault, NITA. Lorne Bunking; Mrs, Garth Me! ClincheY and Mrs. James Jack. son. The afternoon"sprogram con- sisted •Yf readings by Mrs. Lorne flunking and contests by Mrs. Lloyd Penfowut, A del- icious lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. _Gross," Mrs. George Schneider and Mrs. James Jackson, The June meeting of the An. glican Church Women of St. Mark's Church at the home of Mrs. Ed Davies enjoyed a good attendance. The first vice-president, Mr.% Donald Cartwright, had cliarge of the meeting which opened with the hymn, "Shall We Gather at the River?" Mrs. Gordon Taylor accompanied on the,aecordlan. Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell led in prayers and Mrs. Cartwright read the scripture lesson. Mrs. Fordyce Clark and Mrs. Orval McPhee had for their mis. "Murat Del'eloPment In Can. Oa," a repert based on a study by the Canadian council on Rura.1, Development, was pub- lished last ,montlf, in additi011 to reviewing the most .serious problems facing rural develop- ment in Canada, the report out. lines the Maier 'accomplish! Merits to date under the Agri. cultural and. Rural PeYelePment Act (ARDA), Established, in December 1905, the CORD is responsible ,tor advising the Minister of Forestry and Rural Develop- ment of the scope, the (Tient• atlon and the implementat1on of rural development programs and policies. Under its terms ()freference, the Council plays an important role in the federal-provincial effort to strengthen the rural economy. Its functions include; *study of specific matters sub. mitted by the Minister; *act as an "opinion exchange centre" for the benefit of na- tional agencies directly and pc- tively concerned., with rural development, and as the medium for relaying views of such bodies to the Minister; *facilitate consultations be. tween the Minister and theprin., cipal specialists in the various fields of rural development; *ensure the continuity and cohesion of rural Ovelepni leng term pelicles' ' *PrOmete a better and standing among the MOHO of evere.11 rural development p gram. In its first RePort and view, recently published, Council outlines the attitude basic Principles fosefrhig work. second Review, c rently being prepared, will forward a number of rec mendatlons considered ess tial in the task _of regio rural development. The Council emphasizes t much remains to be done, p ieularly with respect planning, at the national, p vincial and regional levels stresses the urgency of in closer co-ordination by various agencies responsi for administration of devel ment programs, In prder that it may festively play the role "opinion exchange centre", Council has visited van regions providing the memb direct access to vital infor tion on programs being im mented throughout Canada. The CCRD constitutes at national level an excellent for participation by the peo in the socio-economic devel ment of rural Canada, parti laxly on a regional basis. 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Price 2 tins 51c SAVE 13c WAX BEANS DEL MONTE 4 14-11-oz tins 89c Arctic Power Reg. Price box $1.06 — SAVE 7c COLD WATER Detergent giant size box 99c Keeps Leftovers Fresh r Reg. Price roll 39c — SAVE 4c SARAN WRAP regular 50 foot 'roll 35 C A&P Fancy Quality Red Reg. Price tin 58c — SAVE 3c SOCKEYE SALMON 73/4 -oz tin 5 5 C Special Blend Reg. Price pkg 79c — SAVE 10c A&P TEA Pekoe & Orange Pekoe 1-16 pkg 69c Mr. and Mrs. Ed Youngblut visited over, the weekend with the latter's sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Cures of Arkona. Mr. and Mrs. .Spence Hahn of Kitchener and family spent Sun- day with Mr.' Govier and Mrs. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Riley of Niagara spent a few days last week with the Gordon Radfords, Mrs: Harold Livingstone at- tended on Sunday Decoration Day services at Dorchester. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and son of Barrie spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Jewel Cowan and aunt Mrs. Robin- son. Kenneth flunking is spending a week's vacation with his parents and sisters. Miss Beverley Lee accom- panied Rev. and Mrs. Carson when they returned home to Hamilton on Wednesday even- ing; Rev. Carson having ad- dressed a large audience of ladies at Burns' UCW thank offering on Wednesday after- noon. The Lee family visited on Sunday with the Carsons. Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Wood and Mrs. Mildred McNall of Blyth spent Sunday with Rev, and Mrs., Steven Mathers of Glen Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen are enjoying a week's fishing trip in the North country. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies vis. ited over the weekend with her sister Mrs. Clifford Bastla and Mr, Bastla in London, Mrs. A. J, Ferguson of Water. loo and Mrs. Earl Wightman of Lucknow renewed acquain. lances in the village last Mon. day. Mr. and Mrs. Ru Thompson of Heathcote spe few days recently with Robert Thompsons also tending the Snell Tenni° Saturday. Mrs. Myrtle. Fairservice Ann attended the Main reu held in Stratford on Satu Miss Doreen Wheeler of ronto spent the weekend Ann also attending the reu HOLMESVILL The sacrament of ba was observed at Holmes United Church service of ship on June 9 when flea Louise, infant daughter o and Mrs. Kenneth Harris baptized. Sunday School Anniver Services will be held on Sun June 23 at 9:45 p.m. Y people will take part in the s vice and there will be a spe Sunday School choir. Par and friends are urged to a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willi left last week on a motor t through western Canada. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whi head, Scot and Bobby, of A herst View, Ontario were we end guests of Mr. and Mrs. D Gray and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stn. Lancaster, Ontario weregue of the former's aunt Mrs. B. MacMath this past we Mr. and Mrs. Willi Norman left on Friday mor for a vacation at the home their son and daughter-in-la Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norm. Vancouver. During their t they will visit with Rev, a Mrs. Peter Addison of Elli Lake and also spend a few d. with. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ma son and family of Lake Biche. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grigg Kitchener spent the weeks with the former's parents 11/ and Mrs. Edward Grigg. Mr. and Mrs, Carman T ebb visited on Sunday with Mr. a Mrs. Lewis Tebbutt and fam at Woodstock. The UCW sponsored a b trip to Collingwood la Tuesday. Forty-six ladies t part in the day's outing and too through the Georgian Chi plant and also the Blue Mounta Potters, works. 0 I Victoria ‘Street SI-ERLEY M. WEARY I AM CONVINCED —"that housing is a has social service. —that consumer rights should be protected through a Price RevieW Board, --that all citizens deser comprehensive health car that old age security should be raised to $125 Month at 65, without means test. AN NDP GOVERNMEN —would attend to these other vital issues faci all Canadians, IN HURON out PEOPLE first SHIRLEY M. WEAR ' NDP Authorized by liu on Riding ASSn.,