Clinton News-Record, 1979-11-15, Page 7'the
Eleanor Brodnock, editor
SOCIAL NgWS
Pert Marsh is a patient
in Vi„CtOria Hospital,
`Lohdon,, Ne is wished a
PPeedY recavery.
Tlie community is
pleased to report that
Arnold , Craig is im-
proving in, University
fioApital, London,
Mr. add Mrs. Clayton
ftObertsOn � Meaford
visited for,a few days last
week with her mother,
Mrs. Elva Straughan and
sister, Mrs. Tom Jardin
• anjl Mr. Jardin. They
attended the funeral of
the late _Charles Beadle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hamilton visited in
.Windsor last week. Mrs.
Vera LaVigne of Windsor
and Mrs. Laura Bennett
of Detroit returned home
after visiting for several
weeks here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Armstrong attended the
Royal Winter Fair at
Toronto last week.
Miss Jean Hamilton of
Oshawa is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Arnold
Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Snelling, Mr. Donald
Snelling and Mrs. Thelma
Snelling of Port Colborne
visited on •the weekend
with her brother, Andrew
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Kirkconnell and Mrs.
Kirkconnell.
The winner of the
weekly draw for the
Auburn and District
Lions Club. Lottery was
Thomas Haggitt with
ticket number 213.
Winners at this week's
euchre party were as
follows: novelty, Mrs.
Roy Daer-,---, high lady,
Mrs. James Glousher,
low lady, Mrs. Allen, high
man, Donald Haines and
low man, George Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Seers, Miss Carol Seers
and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock visited last
Sunday with Miss Faye
Seers in London. They all
attented the Metropolitan
United Church, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Eichholz and family and
Mrs. Bonnie Armour and
Julie of Waterloo visited
last Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jardin.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Robb, Heather and
Michael of London visited
on Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Youngblut of Woodstock
visited last Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson and Misses
Ella and Minnie Wagner.
W.I.
The November meeting
of the Auburn Women's
Institute will be held on
Noveinber, 20. at • 2 p.m.
David. Scott, manager of
the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce, will
'be the •guest speaker.
Mrs. Gordon Chamney,
public relations officer, ia
in charge of the meeting.
Everyone is welcome.
TRUSTEE BOARD
The November meeting
of the Auburn Trustee
Board was held last
Saturday evening in the
town hall with chairman,
Warner Andrews, in
charge.
The minutes of the
previous meeting were
accepted as read by the
clerk, Mrs. Arva
Machan. A card of thanks
A
advocate
was read from be family
of the late William
Craig.
Snowblowing was
discussed as were'
alterations to the library
and fire hall. No decisions
were reached.
.The December meeting
will be the Rnd of the year
and the year's reports
will be given. •
OBITUARY
Funeral services were
held on November 6 for
Charles Beadle who died
in Victoria Hospital South
Street Campus, London in
his 71st year on
November 3.
Born in West
Wawanosh, he was the
youngest son of the late
Charles Beadle and
Susannah Johnston. His
birthdate was August 10,
1909.
He attended U.S.S. No.
5 Hullett and operated the
Auburn Hotel for a time.
He served in World War
II in the Canadian Army
and then worked in
Victoria Hospital in the
splint department for 25
years.
He retired a few years
ago and took up residence
in his home on Loftus
Street.
He was a member of St.
Mark's Anglican Church.
He is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Earl (Ellen)
Al4son of Goderich,
several nieces and
nephews and two
brothers,Henry Thomas
(Harry) Beadle and
Harold Maitland Beadle.
The Reverend G.L.
'Royal gonducted the
funeral service at the
Stiles Funeral -Home with
burial taking place in
Ball's Cemetery.
Pallbearers were
Gordon Beadle, Gordon
Miller, Arthur
Youngblut, Thomas
Jardin, Thomas Johnston
and James Glousher.
LIONS CLUB
• The Auburn and
District Lions Club met
last Wednesday evening
in the Community
Memorial Hall.- Dinner
was served by .the
Presbyterian W.M.S.
group. There , were 16
present.
President, Lion Bill
Robertson, was in charge
of the meeting.
Lion Bob Worsell read
the minutes of the
previous meeting and
they • were accepted on
motion of Lion Jim Towe
Layoffs
at BNPD
KINCARDINE - By the
end of December, about
900 workers at the Bruce
Nuclear Power
Development (BNPD)
will be laid off.
According to. BNPD
spokesman Don White,
nearly 700 workers will be
laid off at Heavy Water
Plant • "D", as con-
struction is nearly
completed.
Mr. White said, "As
construction winds up oh
the heavy water project,
Lummus Company of
Canada Limited, the
project contractor, plans
to 'reduce the work force
in stages."
and Lion Fred LaWrence.
Lion Jim Schneider
Ove the • financial
.stateMtent aid each
account was reyiewed.
The correspondence
included a letter of
thanks from the Blyth;
Figure Skating, Club for%
the donation sent.
It was announced that
the first meeting in
December would be
Ladies' Night. .
A children's Christmas
party is being planned for
the middle of December
Lion Lorne Emmerten
was named to the bulletin
committee and Lion
Marinus Bakker was
named chairman of the
guest speaker com-
mittee.
Tickets for the New
Year's Eve dance and
Barbecue are available
from any Auburn Lions
Club member at $15 per
couple. They are
available on a first come
basis.
Tickets for the Snow
Fest draw are also
available, the prize being
a gas barbecue
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SPECIAL CLINTON
CHRISTMAS BONUS DRAWS
DETAILS IN EACH STORE
It was an exciting time for the 40 young boys who were invested into Clinton's
first Beaver Colony last week. Beavers are younger than Cubs, and are very
active boys. Chris Hoggarth chats with a friend, while his younger brother
watches. (News -Record photo)
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Kippen WI mark 45 years
By Rena Caldwell
Kippen East Women's
Institute celebrated their
45th Anniversary in
Brucefield United Church
Nov. 8 with about 140
guests from all the
branches of outh Huron
District Women's
Institute.
Celebrations began
with dinner, at 6:30 p.m.
with Mrs. Dave Triebner,
president chaired the
program and had the
assistance of the first
president of Kippen East,
Mrs. Stirling Graham,
Cromarty, in cutting the
cake. The program
consisted, of a contest
conducted by Mrs. Vern
Gas leak
WINGHAM - A Bluevale
family had a narrow
escape last weekend
when 300 gallonsof
gasoline leaking from a
neighbor's underground
storage tank turned their
home into a potential
bomb.
No one was injured in
the incident as by some
miracle the gas fumes
,never ignited, but the
clean up involved the
removal of tons of
gasoline -saturated earth
from around the house.
Alderdice, sing songs
with accompaniment by
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot,
musical. numbers by the
Van Wieren sisters, Carol
Ann', Audrey and Teresa.
A fashion show with
Mrs. Wm. Bell as com-
mentator was presented.
.Those taking part were,
Mrs. Al Hoggarth, \Mrs.
Alex McGregor, Mrs.
Stewart Pepper, Mrs.
Jim Chalmers, Mrs. Vern
Alderdice, Mrs. Ernest
Whitehouse, Mrs. Jim
Drummond, Mrs. Harry
Caldwell, Mrs. Grant
MacLean, Mrs. Harold
Parsons.
-Reminiscences" were
presented by Mrs. H.
Caldwell.
Mrs. Vern Alderdice
received her Life
membership certificate
and ' pin from Kippen
East. Mrs. H. Caldwell
doing the honours on
behalf of the Institute.
Meeting closed with God
Save the Queen.
-UCW
UCW of St. Andrews
Church Kippen met on
Nov. 6 Mrs. Keith Lovell
gave the worship taken
from "The Prodigal Son"
Mrs. D.E. Kyle chaired
the \ meeting and read
"Lest 'we forget" Mrs.
Orville Workman gave
the topic on the history of
Kippen.
During the business,
plans for the fo‘‘ I supper
on Noveniber 14 in
Brucefield Church were
finalized. It was decided
to send $30 to Compassion
to -help with clothing for a
child at Christmas. Mrs.
G.. Moffatt favoured with
piano solos.' -
Mrs. Edison MacLean
brought in the slate of
officers . for 1980. They
include: past president,
Mrs. D. I:. . Kyle;
president, Mrs, Robert
Kinsman; sect:etary,
Mrs. Hank Binnendyk;
lst vice-president, Mrs.
David Turner; and
*treasurer, Mrs. . Bert
Faber.
The hostesses Mrs. Ray
ConsiLL,,, and Mrs. Bert
Faber ieer ved lunch.
'O'Oral's -
John Anderson is a
patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Kippen East Wornen's
Institute will meet at the
honrfe of Mrs. Jack Sin-
clair Seaforth on.
November 21. Our home
economist will be the
guest spe.aker. Mrs.
Grant MacLean will give
the motto, while Mrs.
Robert Kinsman is in
charge. of lunch. Mem-
bers are asked to.
reniem bar to bring ,a
record or a game for the
nursing home.
Mrs. Grant McGregor
underwent surgery on her
arm in University
Hospital last week.
' John Coleman, Lyle
and Bill Kinsman showed
calves in the Queen's
Guinea Class. -
Allin .Tremeer, Bill
Bell, Emerson Andesrson,
Campbell Eyre, have
been on a hunting -trip in
the north.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellison
Whiting .and David,
Parkhill visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold -Jones
lasI Sunday.
Herman's Mens' Wear
4 DRAWS- TOTAL VALUE - '250.
Wiseway Horne & Building Centre
4 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - '250.
Pete's T.V.
1 DRAW - TOTAL VALUE -
Groves TV & Appliances
4 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE
Holland Shoes
3 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE
Board & Batten
4 1 EIR A W TOTAL VALUE - '50.
Campbell's Men's Wear
4 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - '250.
Mary's Sewing Cent)re
1 DRAW - TOTAL VALUE - *50.
Shirai Dept. Store
3 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - $200.
Town Talk Fashions
3 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE- '75.
Clinton Home Hardware
4 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - '120.
Gerrard's Shopping centre
3 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - $200:
Burgess Dept. Store
4 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - '100.
C. & E. Hobby & Variety
4 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - $100.
Aiken's
3 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - $175.
Clinton Electric Shop
3 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE - $200.
Jerry MacLean & Son Sports
2 DRAWS - TOTAL VALUE OF - $50.
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