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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-19, Page 11MRS, WES BRADNOCK—Correspondent—Phone 526-7595 Auburn and District Mrs, George Hamilton turned home on Sunday from a Week’? visit with reiatives at .Seaforth and Brucefidld. Mirs. Mary Bere entextained in honour of her daughter 'Cathy’s seventh birthday, The little guests were Jayne Arthur, .Sylvia Rutkowicz, Faye Seers, Maureen Longhurst and Teresa Bird, Mir. and Mrs. Craig Peters of Indiana, visited bn Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raiithby, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Hag- ,gitt and Stephen and Arthur Youngblut spent the weekend with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Russel King arrived home on Saturday after yisiting her nephew, Douglas ^ry^r^rr.T ...... at Clinton News-Record offers a complete selection of wedding announcements Styled for the discrim­ inating. ask for. . . Farewell Party For McClinchey Family, Zurich A surprise party Was held the home of Mr. and Mrs, Rus­ sel Grainger, RR .2, Zurich, for Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClinchey, Who recently moved from Zur­ ich to Clinton. About 70 friends of the Mc- Clinchey family, mostly mem­ bers of the congregation of the Evangelical United Brethem Church, Zurich, gathered for an outdoor barbecue. Mr, and Mrs. McClinchey were presented with a book case and a desk lamp. An address wias given by Mrs, Menno Steckle, and the Me- Clinch eys fittingly replied1. Mr. and Mrs. McClinchey have three children, Larry, Sandra and Shiriey and are liv­ ing at 117 Frederick Street, . Clinton. Youngblut, Mrs. Youngblut and family at Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc­ Dowell entertained in honor of ■their guest, Miss Lorraine Mc­ Dowell, from Sauli Ste. Marie. S'he is a medical missionary home on furlough from Africa, Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Walden, Mr, and Mrs, Harvey McDowell, Mrs; Marvin McDowell, .Mrs; Ernest Snell and Mrs. Gerald Mc­ Dowell, all from Westfield; Mr. and Mrs, Alva McDowell, Bly th; Harold Vincent, Mrs. Cliff Logan; Mrs. William Kelly and Mrs, Lloyd Mc­ Dowell, Seaforth and' Miss Gwen McDowell of Stratford. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Davies ’ spent the weekend with friends ‘ and relatives at HarrietsviUe, Belmont and London. i Congratulations are extended : to JOhn Hamilton on receiving second class honors in his. final year at Waterloo University, John is the second son of and Mi’s. Ben Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dowell and Miss Gwen ■ Dowell .visited on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denns and ..family of Guelph. Mr. Mc- Mc- With Z V, r 1 SPECIAL CASH AND CARRY PRICES ON ALL ITEMS AT BUILDERS' SUPPLY DIVISION ZURICH HARDWARE & BUILDERS' SUPPLY LTD. 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Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell was organist for the meeting. Mrs- John Daer gave the topic on “'Life down the McKenzie River’”. Mrs. Ed. Davies gave more readings on Mothers. The president, Mrs, Orvai McPhee had charge of the bus­ iness period and minutes were read by • the secretary, Mrs; John Daer. The financial state­ ment was given by the treas­ urer, Mrs, Andrew Kirkconnell. Correspondence was read and the film on Jamie was dis­ cussed. An invitation to the Guild from Mhs. Lloyd Hum­ phreys in Dublin was accepted. The travelling apron received ■ a penny for each letter in As­ cension Day and the roll, call was answered by a Bible verse containing the word, Mother. It Was decided to hold the June meeting in the church and have a house-cleaning bee. Mrs. For­ dyce Clark closed the meeting with prayer.------------or---------- VARNA FRED MoCLYMONT Phone 482-3214 The United Church Women held their May meeting in the Church last Thursday evening with a “Mother's Day” pro­ gram with 30 members present. Group four was in charge of devotions; Mrs; Mervyn Hay ter gave the call to worship. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Lee McConnell and medi­ tation was given by Mrs. Ron­ ald Taylor. A monologue was read by Mrs. William Dowson, “Man­ aging the Church supper right”. Mrs. George Reid took up the offering and Mrs. William Dawson dedicated it, The Bible Study was led by Mrs. Frank Hill and Mirs. Gordon Hill of­ fered the prayer. The president, Mrs. Mervyn Hayiter took charge during the business period. S’ixty-four hos­ pital and shut-in . calls1 were made during the past month. At the close of the meeting a sale of plants was .held with Mirs. Fred Reid of Clinton act­ ing as auctioneer. Group three served lunch afterwards.# * * A large group of United Church young people went to Wingham on Suhday afternoon last to assist with “Sing Time”. A variety concert was held' on Monday evening of this week in the township hall and was enjoyed by all. A baptismal service was held last Sunday morning in the United Church with Rev. H. Currie of Hensail in charge, when children of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chuter, Mu and Mrs. Don Forrest 'and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wilson were baptized. r Auburn Car Accident Claims Life Of Teacher Mary I. Houston auburn — The community Wtri deeply shocked to learn that a car accident on Satur­ day evening, one mile north .of Auburn had claimed the life of HOLMESVILLE mrs. llqyd bond Phope 482-3210 UCW Meets The Holmesville UCW Tuesday at .the heme of and Mrs. Q. Park for the May meeting. Mrs, C. Tebbutt and her group were m charge of the program, Mils. R, Miller read the scripture and the com­ ments were given by Mins. W. Yep. A slut was. given, by Mrs. O, Blake, Mrs. E. Grigg and Mrs. Miller -and Mrs. C. Tebbutt re­ viewed a chapter from the book “Why the Sea is Boiling Hot” and led a discussion on the subject. The business was conducted by the president, Mi’s. E, Grigg. Twenty four members answer- ed the roll. Letters' from our foster daughter, Mo Mui, were read. A bale for overseas re­ lief is to be packed this week. The date for the smorgas­ bord supper was set for Wed­ nesday, June 15, Mrs. Tebbutt conducted a contest bn com­ monly used Biblical phrases, Lunch was served by Mrs. I, Tebbutt, Mrs. Jack Tebbutt and Mrs. Jim Lobb. Homemaking Club The Happy Holmesville Hat­ ters met 'at the old school on Saturday afternoon. Nancy Ginn, president, led in the re­ peating of the 4-H pledge. The minutes were read by Ele Wiammes and Sandra Wise call­ ed the roll, Mrs. Yeo led the discussion on the selection and pare of gloves, belts’ and jewel­ lery. The remainder of the aft­ ernoon was spent working at hats and scarves. An invitation is extended to the mothers and friends of members to attend the May 28 meeting when the girls will display their project “Accent on Accessories.” Personals Alex Glenn of Banff, Alta., was renewing old acquaintances in this vicinity last week, A number' of Holmesville Hi- C’s went to Wingham Sunday afternoon to take part in CK- NX Singtime program. -----------o----------- met Rey, •Miss' Mary Isabella Houston, a resident of this village The accident occurred short­ ly before seven o'clock as the car ip. which Miss Houston was in, left the road. Others in the oar were Miss Jean Houston, Miss. Jean Jamieson, both of Toronto and a cousin, Miss.. Bella Richard of New Cum­ nock, Scotland, who is ait pres­ ent Visiting with her uncle, John Houston, Mrs. Houston and farn'jly. All four were rushed to Clin­ ton Public Hospital where Miss Mary I. Houston passed away about ll;30 p.m, Miss Houston, was at her home recuperating from a bad car accident in winch she was injured 14 months ago. Barn in West Wawanash Township in 1915, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs; John Houston. She attended SS 3, Colbome and Stratford Teach-' er’s College, She taught school at S'S 2, Wawanosh, South Por­ cupine, S'S 5, Hulleitt. For the past 18 years she had been on the staff of the Hamil­ ton Board of Education teach­ ing home economics. She was a member of the MacNabb Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, where she was an ar­ dent WMS worker, Besides her sorrowing par- .ents she is survived by sisters, Miss Jean Houston1, Toronto; Miss Frances - E. Houston, at home, but formerly of London and Miss Jean Jamieson, also an aunt Miss Olive Young. She was predeceased by one brother, Janies Young Houston, who died in active service in 1943. The funeral Was held on Tuesday afternoon .with burial talcing place in Colbome Ceme­ tery. Londesboro UCW Hear About Kenya LONDESBORO — The Aim­ well unit of Londesboro United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Neville Forbes on Monday, May 16; Miss Edythe.. Beacom presided and opened the meeting with the theme “The Christian Home”. Mrs. Ken Hulley and Mrs. Jack Lee took charge. of the study period and Mrs, Stan Lyon gave an interesting re­ port 'of her daughter’s work in Kenya, where she is a mission­ ary nurse. .Lunch was served by Mrs. Glen Carter and Mrs, Dave Anderson. -----------o----------- Young Scottish Junior Farmer Visiting Huron Three English, four Scottish and two Irish young fanners arrived in Montreal on the “SS Carinthila” on April 26. They will be visiting Junior Farmers in Ontario until July 22. William J. McConachie, 23, a member of the Scottish As­ sociation of Young Farmers, visited last week with Ross Veitch, RR 2, Brussels, a mem­ ber of the. North Huron Junior Farmers. William' assisted his father ■and brother on the family farm where they specialize in fat­ tening cattle and growing bar- ‘ley. He is a member of the Nairnshire Junior Agricultural Club and is interested in public speaking, enjoys travel and meeting people. William will be staying with Don McKercher, 'RR 1, Dublin, Provincial Junior Farmer Director for Huron County, until ■ May 24. He will then travel to Wellington County to visit with Junior Farmer members. -----------o----------- IT USED TO BE THE BUTCHER’S STORY When a restaurant patron complained that his breakfast sausages were peculiar because there was meat at one end but bread at the other, the man­ ager explained that it was a matter of expediency. “In these times of rising costs,” he said, “nobody can make both end's meat. 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