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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-11-27, Page 1699 e From Put Your Home Number One on The List This Christmas CLINTON 482.9514 .Lo'call obituaries' W1-11.T> GIFT'. SERVICE. The. annual White Gift service was pbaeryed last .Sunday at Knox United Church with .a large. attendance. • Pastor Alfred Fry was in charge of the service assisted by RayMond Hildebrand and ..Sherry Plaetzer who read the scripture reading and the responsive marling. The White Gifts were received by Misses Nancy Anderson and Shelley Grange and placed .in the white manger. The offering was received by Misses Gail Seers, Marie Plunkett, Murray Wightman and Douglas Dumin, Organist, Mrs. N. Wightman, was assisted by Miss , Jennifer Grange on the piano. Special music was given by the Junior choir. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Citizenship and Education was the topic at the November meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute held in the Community Memorial Hall. Convener, Mrs. Donald Cartwright was in charge of the topic which had been prepared by Mrs. Oliver Anderson. She compared education today to education a few years ago and stated that now there are no promotions or failures, just progress reports. In closing she stated that responsible citizens care about education for adults and children in our community life. She passed around illustrations of the junior work in some elementary schools today. The meeting was in the charge of the president, Mrs. Frank Raithby. The minutes were adopted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig. Mrs. Donald Haines reported on the county banquet and Mrs. Gordon Taylor on the tablecloths. It was decided to make a donation of $200 to the Community Hall Board towards the new microphone and speaker installed in the hall. Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell .reeofte,d.,f9rAie cot:m .140e., the thank you notes received. Mrs. Eldon McLennan reported on the short course "The Main Dish Makes the Meal" and plans were made to hold it in the hall December 4 at 9.30 p.m. Mrs. Donald Haines gave an excellent report on the area convention held recently at St. Thomas. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor extended an invitation from the Horticultural Society to the members and their families to join the family night smorgasbord supper December 5 at 7 pm. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt gave a reading and a record sung by Mrs. Gordon Taylor was played. The collection was received by Mrs. Lawrenee Plaetzer and Mrs, Len ArChambault and the pennies for Friendship by Marilyn Archambault. Roll call was answered by each member telling what the Women's Institute can do to make better citizens in the community. Gifts and donations were also received for the Huron County Children's Aid Society. Lunch was served by Mrs. Gordon Taylor and Mrs. Charles Scott. The gift for the lucky cup went to Mrs. Charles Straughan. PERSONALS The' librarian at the Auburn Library requests all county books to be in on November 29 to be ready for exchange. Ralph Trommer of Kitchener spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trommer and Connie. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Clive Allen and family who moved into the village recently from Carlow. Friends are pleased to learn that Gordon Naylor arrived home last weekend after a few weeks as a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Stephen Haggitt, Randy Machan, George Collins and Larry Chamney attended the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto last Friday. Clare Longhurst is a patient in St. Joseph's hospital, London where he will undergo surgery on his leg. Kenneth McDougall and son Allan McDougall attended the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto last Saturday. Miss Judy Arthur of Owen Sound spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur, Mark and Greg. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nesbit and family of Ingersoll spent the weekend with her parents Mr, and Mrs. Fordyce Clark. Mrs. Edgar Lawson is a_ patient in. Clinton Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Gordon TaYior returned home last week from a visit in Chatham with her daughter, Mrs, Ronald Rathwell, Mr. Rathwell, Michael and Janice, Ronald Arthur of Toronto spent a fPw days last week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Arthur, Wayne and Philip. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar de Boer, Raymond and Cathy spend the weekend at Strathroy with Mr. and Mm, Henry Linker and family. Jack J. Lane, 40, of St. Columban, was named business administrator for the Huron-Perth Separate School system last 'week. He replaces Paul Franck who resigned. Mr. Lane is married to the former Mary Catherine Rowland of St. Columban, They have six children. The new business administrator, currently employed by a Stratford industry, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lane of RR 5 Seaforth. ,A4J34,. rgl-IZAPPTH ORAHAM Mrs, 4ebn .Craham 197 Alhert $t„. Clinton, 4 '1'4044'40W TOvYnship native Leo lifelong msiderit - of the ciiatriet, clle4 glinton RnaPit,41 NeY, 1.$ .after thr0-week illpess. ..She waa. years old. - The former Migaboth Pale, ahe was horn 'on. ,june 1,$7f$, daughter of the late and Mary Dale. :she wa,5 married Hullett Township to .John .Grahern who .died 100, She was a nnemher of Ontario Street :United church. :Survivors include a sister, Mrs, William (Marionette) Ross of clinton and three brother4,. jack of Tnckersinith TownshiP; Orville of Segforth and Harold of Clinton, The funeral was held last Friday afternoon at Beattie Funeral Home, Clinton, with the Rev, H. W. Wonfor officiating, Burial was in Clinton Cemetery, Pallbearers were Steven Brown, Ken Stewart, Graham Kerr, Stewart Elgin and Edward Dale. FlowerbearerS were Keith Keys and Kurt Vanreisen. MRS. LAURA EASQM Mrs. David Easom, 87, of Clinton died at Clinton Public Hospital Nov. 19 after a two-week illness. She was the former Laura Frances Oakes, daughter of the 41.W.MiNK late :Henry ano. ,Oalcea, 4110 Wa.S. horn .Goderieb TPW4PhiP .911 May 5, TOP,...S.he waa ..married ,J)4ne 19.00, and lived with her husband in. 090Prich Township 4441 1951 anci,later in Clinton—Mr, gasorn died three years ago,. Mrs. g.asorn waa a, member of Ontario Street :United Chnrch. .She- is survived by a son, Roy, of Myth; two 4aoghtera, .5.1ohn (pearl) McFarlane of .Clinton and Mrs, Keith (oertroe) ream Goclerich; a brother, Herbert Oakes of Clinton; 10 grandchildren and great-grandchildren„ The funeral was held last Saturday afternoon at Ball Funeral Home, Clinton, with. the Rev, 1-1, W. Wonfor of Ontario Street Cherch officiating..i3erial was in Clinton Cemetery, Pallbearers were .Carman Tebbqtt, Irvine Tebbutt, Fred George Wright, George Turner and iert 1,37on, Flowerbearers were Ronnie Feagan and Larry Selves. UCW annual here The annual meeting of the Huron-Perth United Church Women Presbyterial will be held in Wesley-Willis United Church in January, it was announced at the annual fall executive meeting in Sebringville last week. More than 50 women attended the sessio n. UcW. meets.. NeVenlber Meeting of the WO.HP-LIP. ntlit Pf WeSiey-W1WS .United, .0burch Women. W4,5: beld. wail the Ficielity mnit members as a/este. MrS, Mary Mureh. chaired the Aeeting. and welcomed the Mrs, 'Ken Wood was in eharge .9f the worShip SerVice and apOe 911 chinat Mr5., Anth Mulholland, read -the .devotions aro Mrs'. cliff $tewart leci in prayer, Mrs, Daisy Holland tneelsecl the hosts for inviting the Fidelity ..gr94p, Separge bnaineSS meetings wpro then held by .the two units. The women' were asked to bring their money aprons to .the next meeting, When the roll call will be answered with a verse containing the word. soy, Many of the ladies . concluded the Clinten Meeting with a drive to , the Holmesville bazaar, * * * The, evening unit of the Ontario Street United Church Women opened its November meeting with a song about the UCW using the tune of "The Old Grey Mare." Lois Elliott was in charge of the devotions in the absence of Mary East. The study book was taken by -Olive Johnson, Hazel Matherson and Mary Trick. The Dec. 8 meeting will be the Christmas meeting. Dime bells are to be turned in then. A contest was held and lunch served by group 7, .0inum ,Ne1W9opPrcl;Thprgloy, NpygmiDor 1:9Q9 5 .FREE OFT' 'WRAPPII ,'FOR 8.0Y ,OIFTS FOR- HER Ladies' Wear and Dry Goods CLINTON HENSALL Auburn and District MRS. 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