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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1967-04-20, Page 11,4 Jr, Farmers' Nite res Women's of Knox ex- by were discussed the catering to the WOOL Realize the. highest returns fqr your wool by patronizing your own Organization. SHIP COLLECT TO Our Registered Warehouse No. 1 Weston, Ontario. Obtain sacks and twine . without charge from — Russell Manson (Shearer) Zurich Jacksion Aluminum Ltd. Seaforth or by writing to . Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Limited 40 St. Clair Avenue East, Toronto 7, Ontario. 15-6-8-9b Thurs., April 20, 1967-—Clinton News-Record—-Fage 11--- —— —-——— --------■ --------- ---------- ■ Auburn and District MRS. WES 9RAPN<H3K^CorreHM>ti<l»>|trr-Phon« 526-7595 Mrs-. Gordon R. Taylor and .Mr., and Mrs. Ronald Rathwell, Michael and Janice of Biymt- f prid visited with Mr. RatbweB's parents, MT aipd Mrs. Lionel Rathwell at Pont ..Elgin last AUBURN —- A l’aa’ge erewd attended the Junior • Fanner .pilays. presented by tee prize winners of Huron and Bruce County in tee Auburn Com munity Memorial Hall last Sat urday evening. •» The master of ceremonies wtas John Rodgers of the Clin ton Junior Farmers and piano music was played by Mrs1. Don ald Young before the program ■began. ' ‘ .’Ofeta'ed and Pressed" was 'produced by tee following local young people: Bill M^W, Rob Hickey, Alice Allen, Delia Allien and Barbara Watkins, The dh rebtors- were Jamieson R'ibey and John Bldck/ • ‘ . The Bruce County play from Walkerton was , also given. , ' ----- —o--------—- - Maitland Con. & 16th Goderich Surprise Celebration A, surprise dinner was held in tee’‘dihah'g rbbm oif teb Ztifich Hotel on Sunday,; April 16. in! honour of Mr. arid Mbs. Donald Harris, Porters liiili, on tee oc- . casipn of their 25th wedding anniversary. Twenty-'five rela tives attended. FoUowing the meal, all ;were invited to the home of Mr; and Mrs. Ross Feagan, Maitland >v- Concession iwfierie oiperi house * Was held for 175 friends land neighbours from Porter’s- Hill, Clinton,,;London, Teeswater and Goderich. ' . , •The dining room was tasite'- fully decorated with pink and white streamers and the table centred with a three-tieTed wedding cake, flanked by silver candelabra with 5pink 'and White candles furnishing’the1 light at tee table. Pouring tea were five aunts of the bride and groom of 25 years: Mrs. Geo. • Beiadom, MrS. Noble Young arid Milss Maude Beacom; of Goderich; Mrs. Will Mairs of London; and Mrs. Will Yeo of Hbimesville. Serving the guests were Miss Peggy AnmBettles, Miss Brenda Talbot, Miss Jape Harris, Miss Reta Yeo arid Mrs. Alvin Wise. Helping in the tea room were Mrs. Douglas Feagan, Niagara Falls, Mrs. Harold Tyndall and - Mrs. Harold Wettlaufer, Clin ton, and Mrs. Alma Lobb. Welcoming the gudste were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris, Dennis and Jane;’ Mr.* and MTs. James: puffrih, 'London, Sister of the, tiride, arid Mr. arid Mbs. Ross Feagan. ; .Community Club Mirs. Jack Merrill'was hostess to the SS No. 4 Community Club oh Wednesday, 'April 5. ■ The vice-president, * Mrs. Robin Thompson led the mem bers'. Thex treasurer’s report showed a balance of $128.52. Thirteen members and two visitors answered roll call with “The earliest flower- you will plant this' spiirig”. Clothing for a' bale is to be brought to ,tee Mdy meeting which will be held at tee home of Mrs. Harby Oakes on May 3. Roll call will be plaint slips. It was1 decided to donate $5 to- Cancer Society and $5 to' Easter Seals.. Lunch was served with Mrs. Rodim Thompson arid MrS. Ger man Tebbutt as^stimg-ted.bdsb ess. _ ■. , Personals Mi', and Mrs. Douglas Feagriri and Miss Jeteri sperit ,ted week end ' wite Mr. Srid Mris. Ross Feagan. .. „ 1A Sunday visitorRvith .te$ R. Feagans wM Mris. Mary t,. Cke of Windsor. Sunday, Mr. ancl Afe. Sydney Plow right of Lucknow visited last ;Sunday with Miss Dauria Phil- lips, ' ; Wo are sorry to report that ‘John Houston is a pjat'ieinit in ’ Clinton Fhiblic! Hospital. H|s many. friends wish him a speedy recovery. 1 Miss Lynda. Andrews of Auburn WMS Hears History Of Canada second viceMribsi- dent, Mrs. G, Van .Aaken; third v|re-pre$depf, 3$$,. m. St. Marie; oorresixjnding secretary, Mrs. L, Chisholm; treasurer, Mrs, Joe Franken. The new president took the chair and thanked the retiring president Mrs. C. Boyle for her Work. Pjans ’ albout “.................... Knights of Columbus Corn- munion Breakfast on April 30, RJI'J. .J in,'.I Auburn Lady President St. Augustine CWL • AUBURN -r- Mrs. G^, Red mond, J^R 2, Auburn was chosen president of the .Sit- Augusthte Ocutdiolic Women’s League th® meeting hgid, lasf week in the Parish Hall, Th'.e president, Mrs., Cyril Boyle thanked all member? for thefir co-operatlop during the pa&t two years, with special mention of the spiritual con vener, Mrs. Joe Hickey, and the membership convener, Mrs; Kinahap for their fine efforts, Twenty-seven members be long to the League, "the highest membership yet 'Obtained. The treasurer reported that $647 had been given to the’Panish Fund during the past yepr. The Auditors, Mrs. L. Chisholm and Mrs. R. Boyle gave their ports. Nominations for the new ecutive, completed earlier the,’nominations committee Mrs. T. Redmond, Mrs, M. St.. Marie and Mrs. G. Devereaux, were voted' upon Those elected were: President, Mrs. Gus Red mond; first Vice-president, Mrs. ..................................... ■■■ ' Wingham spent _ the weekend 20 at 8 o’clock, when Rev. fjaypid Snell of London will be the guest speaker. . - Mri. and Mrs. George Millian spent the weekend with friends at Sarnia. Knpx United. Church Sunday school held a successful pan cake • sppper last Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Warner Andrews. Ratepayers and parents are looking forward to the Opening of the new Hullett Township Central School at Londesiborc this Thursday' ,evening, April evening with many' guests at tending from Blyth, Belegrave, Dungannon, Godefidh, Clinton and other .points ah 'the district. Mrs.' Eliner Keller of Dublin visited one day last week with, her daughter, Mrs. Harry Arthur. . '■ We are ihappy to report that Fred Toll who was 'a patient ip Clinton hospital has returned home. AUBURN — The Missionary SOpiefy. i Presbyterian Church met for its April meeting at .the home of Mrs. Frank Ratifhby. The meeting was in teb dr'ang'e of the " president, Mrs, Wilfred Sanderson. ’ The devotional period was 'in Charge of Mrs. Frank Raithby. Mrs. Robert J. Phllilips played a piano solo of old time'’Gospel hytajis. The rd! call was an-. swered by each member quot ing a verse beginhiinig with the letter “N”, - , f ■ The mission 'Study, '"The Church grows in Canada”, was taken by Mfs, John' Hallam. ■: She told of the early .days in Western Canada' and -how the different denominations set up their teurdtes in 1822. The of fering was ' received by Mrs; Raiteby and dedicated with, prayer. The meeting was closed with a s Centennial hymn. . The Ladies Aid of Knox Presbyterian Church held its meeting with the president Mrs. Major Youngblut in dharge. The minutes were ac cepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Roy Daer. Letters oif ap preciation for. flowers1 were read and several business . matters were discussed. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Frank Raithby. -O’ Mrs. R. Gibb Feted; Leaving For Vancouver Oil TU'e'sday eVenirig, April 11, twenty members of ‘ the Madeleine Lane Auxiliary of Sit. Andrews’ Presbyterian Church assembled at the 'home, of Mrs. R. Gibb, 15 Regina Rd., Adas- tral Park, for their April meet ing. Miss Beatrice Gibson read the- ■ Scripture lesson and Mrs. Howard Cowan led in prayer. Mrs. Wm. Cook teen.' read the devotional lesson entitled “'Christians as a Citizen”. Thank-you cards Were read by- the secretary and the report given by the treasurer showed the rummage sale had been very successful. Ah invitation was extended to tee ladies to attend the CGIT Hawaiian Ted and Bake Sale in tee church on .Saturday, April 22 at 2:30 p.m. It Was agreed by the mem bers that the auxiliary would hold the usual noonday lunch eon at the church 'in July. On bteailf of .tee auxiliary Mrs. R.-B. Rudd .presented Mrs. Gibb with, a gtilft. At the end' of next month, Mrs. Gibb with her fariiiiy as moving oiit to Van couver. The community as a< whole will 'be sorry to see the Gibb famity leave Clinton but tee MJadMeiirie . Lape Awdlipry are losing .one of its. nipfct valued members. Mrs. Gibb fit tingly thanked the group. for the gift and teen she read a pbem which she had composed Expressing her feedings on how Ehe would milsis tee group Of ladies. After tee meeting some amus ing games arranged' by the lidstesls were played. ■ AsMsting Mrs. Gibb with the idtich were Mrs. ’R. B. Rudd and Mrs. Allan Graham. --,------—------------< Centennial Topic At Brucefield , UC W Meeting Unit 3 of Brucefieild United Church Wbmen held their April meeting in the church base^ ment on Wednesday evening, April 12 with 24 ladies present. Thg topic was on a Centen nial theme and many of the members were’ in Centennial dress. Meeting opened with a pot luck supper, Tuckersmith mem bers catering to Stanley mem bers.- 'Mrs. Dorothy McGregor, president, took the business part of tee meeting. A visit to Seaforth Manor is .set for 'May 15 and Nov. 4 is set 'aside .for a bazaar with articles to be handed in each month. An 'auction of ftower- sliilps will be held at tee May meeting. Mrs. Joyce Wilson,’ Mrs. Helen Burdge. and Mrs. Olive Broadfoot were fin charge of Study and Worship. A most in- 'terestiing talk on pioneer days Was given by Mrs. Joyce Wil son. Mrs. Anne Walters had the -entertainment. Mystery prize, was won by Mrs. Marion Hili. The May meeting will be held at tee home of Mrs. (Bessie Lep- pington. Serve Dinner AUBURNAUBURN — A World „ Food in Canada was the theme of the 4-H Centennial dinner held by the Auburn Expos in the Auburn Community Hall last week. Over 60 mothers, Women’s Institute members and .visitors were entertained to a smorgasbord, dlinner served by the leaders, Mrs. Wes Brad nock and Mrs. Frank, Raiteby and the 23 '4~H members. The table wafe decorated with a large flower arrangement Of daffodils and’ a globe Of the world. Each smaller table was centred with a tiny 'floral ar rangement. Various dishes from countries around tee world were available’ and everyone was free to try, .them all. Mrs. Gordon. R. Taylor spoke a few words of .thartks on be half of tee guests and WI itiielni-, bears, for,the .invitation to attend, this dinner. Words of welcome were given by the president of the Auburh Expos, Jill Bennett and each 4-H member introduced iter mother arid guest. MrS. ijonald Haines, president of the Women’S Institute thanked the 4-H Club for their invitation and stressed - of > . Tenders will be recdlv^ci by the Township of HulroWrof the cdhSttdctioh of d Municipal Drainage Works known as: tME VOLK MUNICIPAL DRAINAGE WORKS The Work consists of the construction of 4,671 llneol feet of covered droin, three catch basins, and - one junction box, Tenders must be received not laf^t tFfah Salute day, April 29, 1967> at 6:00 o'clock p,m. All fehders hnust be carefully marked as to Cohfents and accompanied by a certified cheque for 10% of the tender Lowest dt briy (tedder nof necessarily accepted. The plans ana specifica-' tions may be seen at the clerk's office. • .■WiSi'iy.F* TebbiiW, Clerk Treasurer, ' ILK 1/Lohdesboroi OntaHq, 16-17b i ' For Ontario's Expo Restaurants , . Apprentice ehefs for the Ontario Pavilion at Expo watch the Hon. Dalton ; Bales, Ontario -Minister of. Labour, cut Centennial Cake marking the completion ; of ^heir 18-week training course at the Provincial Institute of Trades, Toronto. , The. apprentices were recruited by the Department last fall, and left Toronto last Sunday for Expo, where they will prepare a wide range of unusual and exotic tarp in the seven restaurants at the Ontario Pavilion. From left to right they are: Mike Coates, Listowel; Brad Griffin, 20 Greencrest Circuit, Scarborough; Douglas Church, Glen Orchard, Muskoka;' and Wayne Stubbs, PR 1, Bolton. • They iviil be joined t>y three other Ontario apprentices at a later date. • /■ ■■■■' ’• ”■ * ;/■ ■ < \ Ada&ral Park Sdcial Notes Editor: Mrs. Sandra Sinker Phone 482-9179 Personals Miss -Gail Garnett,, daughter jf S/L arid Mrs. M. Garnett. 8 Victoria Blvd., bas- returned home from Guelph' where, she was attending University. ' Miss Dian'e ,Jones .celebrated her sixth birthday on Sunday with a .party; 14 guests enjoyed games and birthday cake. Protestant Chapel Guild ' The monthly meeting of-tee Protestant Chapel Guild was held in the Chapel Annex on 'April 10. The film “A Visit to Vellore” was viewed by the members. It ,complimented the first hand interesting and in spiring account presented to the congregation by Lt. Col. J. Al derson the previous Friday evening. Mrs. Millie jM^arland stated that she had received' rriariy orders for the Centennial' spoons. It was decided to order a set With the provincial crests1 for display purposes. The pro ceeds from tee sale of these spoons goes to “Operation Vol lore.” Further plans were made for the .strawberry social on June 28. Mrs. ’Joyed Gale is the con- AUBURN — The Walkerburn Club Beld its, monthly- meeting at the home of Mrs. Guy Cun ningham , with a good attend ance. The president,- Mrs.. Ted Hunking. was id charge of' the meeting. Mris. 'Jabk JlaMahrW jn prayer. ,A • The roll call . was answered by each payings25c for 'the Crippled Children’s’1 Fund., The draw prize was donated bT Mrs. Walter Cunningham.r Thiis gift was won by Mrs. Worthy Young. Plans were made tor the next meeting Which is' to be held at the home of Mrs. Henry flunk ing with the program to be in charge of Mrs. Garth McClin- chey and Mrs. William Hunk ing. The lunch, committee is to be Mrs. Leonard Archambault, Mrs. v Lloyd Penfound, Mrs. Stanley Ball, and 'MTs. • Walter Ounningham. The roll call is to be answered by paying a cent for every inch of heights . The financial statement was given by the treasurer, Mrs.. Walter Cunningham. The Cen tennial quilt blocks were all handed in to Mrs. Ted' Hunking' to assemble; together. The program of the after noon was in the, charge of Mrs- Elliott Lapp arid 'Mrs; Jack Hallam. Mrs. Lapp gave an in spiring Easter message and contests were repducted by both ladies. A was served by Sisied by Mrs. GebTge Schiiei- der, Mrs. Stewart Ament, Mrs.’* Joe Verwey and Mbs. Worthy Young. vener -and She will be assisted by. Mrs. Hi'ldh Hibbert, child ren’s. table; Mrs, Joanne, John son and Mirs. Kay Taylor, fish pond;. Mrs. Denise Priestley, Mrs. Kathy Johnston, and Mrs. Jean McKenzie, downs and bal loons; Mrs. Cathy Cook and Mrs. Haz'el ^Greenaway, ...Coffee and pop;' Mrs, Betty DeLong and Mrs. Mary Cummings, white elephant; Mrs. Millie Mc Farland, hake table. It was noted that there would be a Confirmation in the Chapel on May 7 at 7 p.m. Mrs; Mary Cummings’ group will, look after the reception following the seiwice. It teas^decided^that the-Guild Would have a- pot-luck supper for the dosing meeting in June. Refreshments were; iserved by Jean McKenzie’s group. The next executive meeting will 'be held on April 24, at 8:15 p.m. at the hpme, of Hilda Hibbert. Classified Ads. 1 Bring Quick Results ,.r Sm delicious lunch the hostess as- the importance of this early training in home economics which will assist them during their lives. Mrs. Haines invited the mothers to join tee WI and take part in teese Worthwhile projects to ’ assist With self- education for 'better home life and health in this' world wide organization. Mrs., Bradnock 'gave a short summary of tee 4-H project for this year and a collection was taken (by Made Plunkett. 5 Follovring the tshoH program a go-go dance was held with Joyce Leather land as master of ceremonies. Wendy Schneider, Brenda Ball and Brenda Ar chambault,, were in .charge of tee recordhop. ' FARM SEEDS * * —All the prominent dereal grain varieties —Everything in gr«lss and legume seeds. —Sorirte liriusual seeds available. •^Locilly §rown Cert. Vernal Alfalfa. ^Ld^^lly grown Cart. Clirriak Timothy. —Canada No. I Birdsfoot Trefoil. WE GROW, iUY, CLEAH AND SELL FARM SEEDS I R. N. Alexander LONDESBORO ' 482-7475 ... /.... .............,.„v:,... ..... TENDERS FOR GRASS CUTTING At Huron Centennial School to be done as required by either a reel or rotary type mower. Tender to be clearly marked and to state size of mower and price per hour. Tenders to be in the hands of the secretary treasurer by noon 'Friday, A|pri| 28. Huron County School Area No. 1, J. E. Caldwell, Sec-Treas., Hensail, Ontario. Brick Residence on Dinsley St., Blyth SATURDAY, APRIL 29 at 2:00 p.m. Two four room apartments each complete with 3-piece bath and kitchen cupboards; 2-car garage; lot 66 X 165 ft.; taxes $170.00 Low Down Payment—Will Take Mortage on Balance Subject to Low Reserve Bid I mrned iate Possession, JACK SELLERS Ancaster, Proprietor Phone 648-6169 BOB HENRY, Auctioneer 16-17b V