Clinton News-Record, 1969-04-03, Page 66 Clinton News -Record, Thursday, .April '3, 1969
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baking sale.
The Auburn C.G.I,T, group
held its meeting in the Sunday
school room of Knox United
Church, The president, Marie
Plunkett, was in charge.
Betty Moss was pianist..
Norma Noble read t'he scripture
lesson and led in prayer. The
offering was received and
dedicated.
Sherry Plaetzer gave the
treasurer's report and • the
minutes were accepted as read,
by the secretary, Shelley Grange.
The roll call was answered by
each girl telling what they did
during the spring vacation.
Marie Plunkett conducted the
business period. Sherry Plaetzer
and Lynn Turner read a dialogue
entitled "Demonstration."
Obituary
MRS. ROBERT CHAMNEY
The Auburn community was
saddened on March 25 to learn
of the • sudden death of Mrs,
Robert Chamney at her home,
She was born March 25, 1891
in West Wawanosh, the daughter
of Ed and Dinah (Robinson)
Craig. Following her marriage to
Robert Chamney on March 28,
1910 they resided in West
Wawanosh for many years until
they retired to the village.
She was a member of Knox
United Church and the UCW, a
member of the Auburn Women's
Institute and the Horticultural
Society.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Ernie (Verna) Doerr, Niagara
Falls; five sons, Edwin,
Wingham; Herman, Windsor;
Graham, RR 3, Goderich;
Stuart, RR 2, Auburn and
Gordon (Bud), RR 1, Auburn; a
sister, Mrs. Kel McVittie, Blyth
and one brother, William J. Craig
of Auburn; 28 grandchildren and
21 great grandchildren.
The funeral service was held
at the Stiles Funeral Home with
the Rev. M. R. Roberts in
charge. Burial took place in
Colborne cemetery. During the
service, Mr. William S. Craig, of
Clinton, a nephew, sang
"Beyond the Sunset."
Pallbearers were grandsons,
Harold and Ronald , Doerr,
]Niagara Falls; James Chamney,
Detroit; William Chamney,
Windsor; Robert and Jerry
Chamney, Goderich.
The flowerbearers were also
grandsons, Larry Chamney,
Auburn; Donald Jardin,
Kitchener and Wayne Rumig,
Goderich.
4-H club
The seventh meeting of the
Auburn Kool Kuts 4-H club was
held with Gail Seers in charge.
The minutes were read by
Doreen McClinchey, and the roll
call was answered by naming the
menu for the day for their
family. A discussion took place
on variety and processed meats.
Plans were made for the skit and
Mrs. Donald Haines
demonstrated panfried liver with
onions which most of the girls
liked.
Auburn and District
MRS, WES BRAONOCK —Correspondent-- Phone 526,7595
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Yonngblut and. family of
Brantford visited his father in
hospital and spent the remainder
Of the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Percy Youngblut, and
sister, Mrs. Gordon Tate and Mr.
Tate.
Mr; and Mrs. Stewart Toll,
Terry and Warren of Windsor
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toll,
and his sister, Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall, ,NIr. McDougall and
Allan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Millian
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Carl Thomson and family of
Stratford and attended Central
United Church where Dr. Robert
McClure, moderator of the
United Church of Canada was
the guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lassaline
and her mother, Mrs. Alvin
Leatherland, were in Acton last
Saturday visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Leatherland.
Neighbors and friends of 16.
and Mrs. Roy Bosom honored
them last Monday evening in the
Auburn Community Memorial
hall. Cards were played and
dancing was enjoyed to
McClinehey's orchestra. Mr.
Maurice Bean read an address
and Mrs, William . de Jong
presented Mr. and Mrs, Easom
with a cuckoo clock and a purse
of money, Mr. and Mrs. Easom
are moving to their new home in
Blyth. •
Kenneth Haggitt of Milton
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, and Stephen.
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson is a
patient • in Clinton Hospital. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Reg Asquith of Islington and
Harold Asquith of Streetsville
called on friends in the village
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McClarty
of Goderich visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tate.
Don Messer show
due here in June
Delbert Melenius and Vic
Paulin were welcomed as new
members by Clinton Branch
140, Canadian Legion, which
held its monthly meeting last
week.
The legion men agreed to
co-sponsor with the Clinton
Recreation Committee the "Don
Messer Jubilee" to be presented
in the Community Centre on
June 19.
The Rev. R. U. MacLean
reported on visits to the sick.
Len Arnston, sports officer, said
a sports night held March 21 was
very successful, with a good
turnout from the CFB Clinton
Sergeant's Mess. W. T. Allen,
bingo chairman, said the games
are going quite well.
George Brown, membership
chairman, reminded tardy legion
men to get their dues in and
announced that a change in
bylaws enables a member of the
armed forces to become an
"ordinary" member of the
legion after two years' military
service.
Cam Proctor, chairman of the
Doug Thorndike Award
Committee, was assisted by Hee
Kingswell as he presented the
Doug Thorndike plaque to Harry
Crick for his "devotion to duty"
in the legion last year.
Cliff Sandercock won the
monthly draw, with Don
Kempston taking second prize
and Cam Addison in third place.
Clinton min sler speaks
at Easter thonkoffering
The Rey. A. J. Mowatt of
Clinton was guest speaker at the
Easter Thankoffering meeting
held in Knox United Church last
week. He gave an illustrated
lecture on ,China and told about
the problems of the Chinese
people.
Receiving the guests at the
door were Mrs. Harold Webster -
and Mrs. William Dodds. The
organist, Mrs. Norman
Wightman, played while , . the
guests and members assembled.
The president, Mrs. M. R.
Roberts, gave the call to worship
and opened the meeting with
thoughts on Easter. Mrs. Stanley
Ball led the service of worship
and read the scripture lesson.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Albert McFarlane and Mrs.
William De Jong and dedicated
by Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Emmerson.
Rodger sang a solo and Mrs, Bali
introduced Dr. Mowatt. Mrs.
Albert McFarlane .thanked. the
speaker for his inspiring message.
After the closing hymn, the Rev..
M. R. Roberts closed with the
benediction.
A social hour followed in the
Sunday school room, Words of
appreciation were expressed by
Mrs. Harvey . McDowell,
Westfield; Mrs. Robert Phillips,
Baptist Church; Mrs, Wilfred
Sanderson, Knox Presbyterian
Church and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt; St. Mark's Anglican
Church Wonien.
K.IPPEN
BY MRS. NORMAN LONG
Last Sunday, the Holy
Communion Service was
conducted by the pastor, the
Rev. D. Stuart at St, Andrew's
United Church, Kippen. Those
joining by profession of faith
were Karen Margaret Hendrick,
Kathryn Florence Hendrick and
Diane. Cheryl McKay.
By transfer, Mrs. David
Turner (Lucan U.C.) and Mrs.
Floyd Turner (Brucefield).
John A. Cooper was inducted
as an elder.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Gibson of Wroxeter and Mrs.
Isabelle Seifert of Bramalea were
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Mellis. On Wednesday
Mr. Wm Wilson of London called
on Mr. Mellis.
Mrs. John McEwen, Mrs.
George Hess of Hensall and Mrs.
Long visited Sunday with Mr.
McEwen and Mr. Cliff Watson at
the Blue Water Rest Home,
Zurich.
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