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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-02-17, Page 9Auburn and District MRS. WES BRADNOCK—Corre«pondent— Rhone 526-7595 Only 12 Thurs,, Feb, 17, 19<5<!S-r-~<^linfron 9 taxes call was answered by verses containing 'the “proclaim”.. Mrs.- Ed gave the mission' study Weekend Guests Feb, 26-7 Finding Billets at Auburn Knox WHJS Meets Women’s Missionary Society • of Knox Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. John Houston. .Mrs, Wilfred Sander son, president, issued the call to worship and welcomed all, Mrs. Donald Haines was at the piano. The Glad Tidings; prayer was offered by Mrs. Frank Raithby. Minutes were read by Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. Correspond ence was read and a donation to the WMS from Mrs. Hany .Eve, Leaside, was presented in memory of her mother by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconneli- Plans were discussed on the bale and it was decided to make a quilt, “Called to Proclaim” was. the Bible study taken by Mrs. Wes Bradnock. I Peter: 2 was read alternately. The meditation sug gested “how we should live and ■show that we as diriistiaiis are followers of Christ”, AU tool; part in the Bible readings •and discussion that followed. A duet on a record “The. Lord is my Shepherd”', was; sung by Mrs. Donald Haines and1 daugh ter Margaret. Roll Bible word, Davies telling of the work done at the Christian Medical centre at Vellore. The' offering Was re ceived by Mrs. Haines and dedi cated by Mrs. Bradnock. Plans were made for the Day of Prayer service which, is to be held this year in St. Mark’s Anglican Church on February 25 at 2:30 pm. It was requested that all those with used stamps hand1 them to, Mrs. Leatherland so she may send them to the Bible Society, Ladies Guild The Ladies Aid of Knox Pres byterian Church met with pres ident, Mrs. Major Youngblut in charge. Secretaiy, Mrs. Roy Daer read the minutes, gave the financial statement, and read thank-you nates. Members decided to send a box of fruit to Mrs. Edgar Lawson Who is stall a patient in Clinton Hos*’ pi tai. Lunch was served by Miss Frances Houston.' Mins. Ed. Davies conducted an auction. Lunch, was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs, Orval McPhee. Mrs. G. R. Tay-, lor will be hostess at next meet ing. S. /■ St. Mark’s Guild The Ladies Guild: of St. Mark’s Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs, Donald Cart- wiright. Mrs, Gordon R. Taylor was at the piano, Daniel; 12 was read followed by prayer. Mrs. Ed Davies gave the Bible' Study, “Down the MiacKenzie”, by Bishop Cook. The story told of the church work at Fort McPherson. Mrs. Fordyce Clark told of the beginning of the Anglican ■Church dating back to the year 33 B.-C. The president, Mrs. Orval McPhee presided for the bus iness meeting, The minutes were read by secretaiy Mrs. John Daer. Treasurer, Mrs. An drew Kirkconneli gave the fin ancial statement and accepted fees. Plans were made for the Women’s Day of Prayer service •in the’ cihurch on February 25. Roll call was answered by a Bible verse containing the word “Love”. The travelling apron was passed and a penny for each letter un Sexagesima Quin- quagesima was placed in the apron. Valentine Dance The annual Valentine dance sponsored by the Auburn Com munity Hall Board1 was a sue* cess last Friday evening. Leu Archambault and William Gow planned the evening. Dancing was enjoyed to the Black Hawk orchestra. Prices went to: spot dance, Miss Mar garet Haines and Floyd Smith (chocolates donated by Torn Johnston’s hardware store); elimination dance, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jewell (chocolates donated by Beadle’s Butcher shop). Mr. and Mrs. Frank .Baer were the winners of a prize for the nearest wedding anni versary and they won choco-- lafeis donated by Beadle’s But-, eh er shop. Tickets had been sold for major prizes: pole lamp donated by Stiles Furniture store, won by Chester Finnigan, Dungan non; 100 lb. bag of sugar don ated by Doran’s store, won by John Berry, Goderich; two pairs of blankets, donated by Taylor’s store, won by Cliff Sunclercock, Londesboro. The door prize, a large Valen tine box of Chocolates, donated by Maxine and Bill Seers Res taurant was won by Mrs. Nor man McClinchey.' The committee in charge of the door were Mrs., Gordon R. Taylor, Arthur Youngbluf and Robert Arthur. AUBURN — Over 35 homies in this community have issued invitation 'to help billet the del egates who plan to attend the Kalinas Winter Weekend in Au burn the last weekend in Feb ruary. Plains are made to have over 100 present for the theme, “Don’t ‘just stand there, do something”. It is a study of the Young People’s envoivcment in Church—in the Community and with other people. The Kamos group (organized one year ago) is an outgrowth of 'the former Young Peoples Union of the United Church in Canada. Last year the winter weekend was held at Watford when over’ 80 attended. Members from this area who are on the committee to plan this weekend are Hairy Good win, Atwood, chairman; Miss Chiystal Straughan, Benmill- er; Miss Gwen McDowell, Au burn; Reith Kaiser, Lucknow; Gary Me Ash, Varna and Miss Joanne Alton, Lucknow. ----------—O—— In the first nine months of 1965 the v.alpe of goods import ed into Canada totalled $6,198,- 000,000, an increase pf 12.2 per cent over the corresponding period of the preceding year, while exports increased by 1.2 per cent to a value of $6,232,- 000,000. "x ATTENTION FARMERS Concrete Silos 1966 will be a big year in construction. Farm ers interested in building a Silo 14 feet in diameter, should contact us immediately. The average farmer has 3 to 4 silos on his farm - - how about you? Do you need another silo? Cali —— Wes Hugill, Zurich Dial 236-4928 I 7,8b GRAVEL TENDER TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Personals Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Rutkow- icz and family attended the wedding of her brother in Kit chener last Friday; . Misses Carolyn Craig and Christine Quartel, Eder ton, vis ited on Saturday withsthe for mer’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William J, Craig. Mrs. James Jackson is a pat ient in 'Clinton 'hospital, her. friends wish her a speedy-re covery. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown and fatally of Goderich visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggiitt and fam ily. . Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Cart -wright, Blyth, visited on Sun day with their son Donald Cart wright,,, Mrs. Cartwright, David and Derrick.' Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig and Mr. and, Mrs. Maitland Allen were guests on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worse!! and Terry When they held a Valentine Birthday party for Mrs. Betty Wilkin. Robert, Patsy, Mary, Margaret and James Wilkin were also guests for the occas- rres^deKt Visits Clinton Rene Lapointe (left) and Lily Sewell welcomed Kathleen McCrossin to Station Clinton on February 9. She is president of the Military Vicariate Married Quarters at the (RCAF Photo) Council and the group met at 12 Regina Road in home of Mrs. Agnes English, right. ADASTRAL PARK SOCIAL NOTES 1, ___Editor: ANNE AILERON Phone 482-7349 St. Hubert was special guest speaker at a meeting of the Catholic Women’s February 9 at the Centre. As president of formed Military Vicariate Coun cil- of the' CWL, Mrs. McCros sin gave a resume of the origin of this organization' and de scribed , its activities across Canada. The nationally adopted Cen tennial project she said, was support of the Vanier Founda tion. She mentioned, also, the national convention to, be held in Montreal in June 1967, coin ciding with Exposition 67. There was a question period during which the speaker answered the members’ queries. During her visit here Mrs. McCrossin was house guest of Mrs. ‘Pat Eng lish, president of the CWL, RCAF, Clinton. Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. W. G. Poppenk are spending a few weeks in Florida. Mrs, Ben Rus'sell has flown to Comox, British Columbia, where she will visit relatives for three weeks. Sgt. Wilfred Bowman is pre sently a patient in Westminster Hospital, London, Cpl. and Mrs; William Davis ■have taken up residence in RCAF Station Winnipeg. , Colleen Webber has returned home after spending a few days in hospital for tonsilitis. Lori Sewell and her guest Judy Godson, students at York University Toronto, spent the weekend with WO 2 and Mrs. Harry Sewell. Deepest sympathy is extend ed to LAC and Mrs. Byran Venables whose daughter, Marcie, passed away last Fri-. day. The Annual World Day of Prayer service at St. Andrew’s Church iin Clinton will take place at 2 p.m. on February 25. OWL Meets Mrs. J. R. McCrossin, RCAF League1 on Community the newly- *W* LOBA Are Prelude To 45th Anniversary The LOBA held a very suc cessful euchre at the Orange Hall last Wednesday evening. High prizes were won by Mrs; Tom O’Connell and Tom Deeves, Most lone hands were Mrs. Bill Batkin and Clayton Hudgins. Low players were Mrs. Marjory Buchanan, Goderich and Mr. Bill Batkin. Mrs, F. Cummings won the door prize and Mr. Frank An drews the draw. The ladies plan another party dn March 30. These 'two parties are taking the place of the planned Des sert Euchres. The next meeting will be on February 22, when plans will be made for the birthday party in May. It will be 45 years since the lodge was instituted so come out members and help plan a “Gaia affair”. If you act now, Investors can still help you save 1965.tax dollars! How? Through a Registered Re tirement Savings Plan. On your 1965 tax form there is a place provided where you can deduct qualified payments from your total income. You save tax ■dollars now and make them multiply into a hand-; some retirement income. You are likely eligible for this additional tax deduction even if you participate in a group pension plan, To qualify for 1965 tax deductions, payments must be’made before Feb ruary 28, 1966. Contact your Investors Man today. P.O. Box 659 SEAFORTH, ONT. Phone 527-0452 W. G. "Bill" CAMPBELL I SYNDICATE LIMITED -Or mail this coupon—————— Without obligation, please send me more information; NAME ADDRESS, V C1TY/TOWN PROV. * For the crushing and hauling of approximately 20,000 cu. yards of gravel to Township Roads in 1966; %” screen to be used and the crusher to be shovel-fed. Contractor to supply all requirements and to obtain and supply all gravel. Tender to state pit location ond approx imate yardage to be delivered from each. Work to be completed by June 19, 1966, under the supervision of the Road Superintendent and subject to the approval of the Dept, of Highways of Ontario. Tender to be clearly marked “Tender—Gravel” and must be in the Road Superintendent’s hands by 12 o’clock noon on March 1, 1966 and will be opened and considered on March 1, 1966 at 1:30* p.m. Tenders to be accompanied by a marked cheque for $300.00. Lowest or any tender not necessarily .accepted. /WERE THE BOYS ( WHO GAINED O'UR KNOWLEDGE FROM PRACTICAL NOT FROM ^COLLEGE EXPERIENCE ~y—ui j i H-Fl - SALES-SE^CE] Allan Nicholson, Road Superintendent Egmondville, Ontario 48W0211 ClINTON Be sure to discuss your spring r program with your local SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer dealer I %-b 13 Cubs Join Mohawk Pack ‘Z&e one beer so good it’s made Canada famous for beer I Poor weather conditions on Monday, January 31, did not deter a group of boys and their parents from attending the in vestiture of New Chums who became Cubs of the Mohawk Pack, 1st Clinton RCAF Group in Huron District, The ceremony was performed by Cubmaster Corporal Tom Jagger at the RCAF Clinton Scout Hall. Special event which took place was a Father and Son Investiture in which William Thomson 'became a Scouter and an assistant Cubmaster while his son Larne was invested as a cub. 13 boys invested as cubs were Wayne Barr, Gordon Bow les, Russell Cail, Robert Dieroff, Jean-Paul Gale, Ken LaPointe, Phillip Leges.’, Bobby Marceil, Mike Marchand, Ira Moody, John .Short and Greg Stone. Guests for the evening in cluded the District Commission er for Huron County Corporal Jack Gallant and all of the boys’ parents. Cub membership is now 30 boys in the Mohawk Pack. throughout the world! In the Canary Islands and over 60 other countries, you can enjoy a world of flavour in the balanced beer. Clinton Folk Fined In Goderich Court Allan Graham, Clinton, was fined $15 and casts, or five days in jail, when he appeared before Magistrate Glenn Hays, QC, in Goderich on Friday, and plead ed guilty to fallowing a truck too closely. , When the .truck stopped to make a left hand turn, Gra ham’s Vehicle collided with the rear end of the truck, causing about $300 damage to his own car and none to the truck. Paul James Malone, RR 5, Seaforth, was fined $20 and costs, or three days in jail, when he pleaded guilty to bping intoxicated in a public place, William Chesney, RR 5, Sea forth, was fined $15 and costs, or three days in jail, when he pleaded guilty to being found intoxicated in a public place. Ivan Roy Pickett, 18, RR 3, Clinton, was fined $60 and costs, or ten days hi jail, when he pleaded guilty to two breaches of probation. 3^iSS$S?S::::S: ,, B Az- ........................................................................................... ,............ 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