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Clinton News-Record, 1961-10-12, Page 11AMINE LONDflBORO Corrr+spondont IBM Bert Allan 74.'helle Myth 37 r 5) Mr, and Mrs, Archie Wells, 'Erin, and Mrs, Mary Waring, Wroxeter, were Sunday visitors with the Bert Aliens, Mr, and Mrs, Tom Allen sp- ent• the weekend in Montreal and attended the wedding of their nephew Ross Allen and Miss Carol Hassack in the Point Claire United Church, Point Claire, Quebec. The October meeting of ,the WI was well attended, with the grandmothers as guests. A program consisting of an instru- mental by Mrs. Josling, a song by Debbie Wallace and a solo by Mrs. Clair Vincent was en- joyed, A penny sale was con- ducted by Mrs. Durnin and 'Mrs. Vincent, after which a lovely lunch was served by the hostesses, A number of the Landes - bora WMS attended the Au- burn WMS thankoffering last week and enjoyed a splendid evening. Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Park, Clinton, showed interest- ing slides on .a trip to Ber- muda and Trinidad last year. A social time was spent at the close and a dainty lunch was provided by the Auburn ladies. New Ofifcers Londesboro Lodge No. 863 held their annual meeting on October 4 with Robert Burns in masters chair and Major Youngblut in the deputy chair. Harvey Jacklin, county master for north Huron conducted the election and installation of of- ficers. New officers for 1961-1962 .are Wor. Master, Robert Bruns; deputy master, Major Young- blut; chaplain, Ted Fothergil; recording secretary, • Stewart Ament; finance secretary, Ch- arlie Bromley; marshal, Donald McLean; first lecturer, Art Weymouth; second lecturer, Harvey Hunking; committee men, Emerson Hesk, Cliff Ad - Mr, and Mrs, Bert Craig sp- ent the holiday with friends in fort Huron. Mr, and Mrs, Elwin Ander- son, Brantford, visited last Saturday with Mr, and Mrs, Win am Stral,whali, Mrs. Arthur Ferguson, Kit- chener, visited relatives and friends in this district last week, Mr, and Mrs, Wes Bradnock spent the holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Welsh and son Ben, Detroit, Mrs, Charles East, London, spent last weekend with her son, Mr. Edward East, Mrs. East, Brenda and Karen. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Eve, Leaside, spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. Herbert Govier. Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Pent- land, North Bay, visited last weekend with her mother, Mrs. Charles Straughan. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Young- blut and family, Hamilton, sp- ent the holiday with the form- er's sister, Mrs. Russel King and Mr. King. ams, Chris Kennedy, Norman Vincent and Robert Townsend; tyler, John Bromley; auditors, Emerson Hesk and Robert Townsend. A social time was spent and lunch was served. The Friendship Club met at the 'home of Mrs. Laura Lyon on Wednesday afternoon with 15 members present. A pro- gram of readings and a con- test was enjoyed and a few games of cards. A donation to the Bible Society was voted on and carried. A dainty lunch was served by group one. 2krl SALE NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! • plastic coated • easy to apply • washable • fade -proof Do it yourself —it's so inexpensive .......1........0•SK;>�R:•Yb:n`44_LLt•_ rA 1 Single Roll at Regular Price And You Get 1 Single Roll for Only 1 Cent SOME PRE -PASTED PAPERS SELECTIONS FOR ALL ROOMS TERMS CASH FOR THiS .SALE SALE STARTS 9 A.M. THURS., OCT. 12 AND CONTINUES UNTIL PRESENT STOCK IS CLEARED. D. A. KaySan 33 Huron Street Phone HU 2-9542 CLINTON, ONT. OPEN HOURS: Daily 9 a,m. to 6 p.m. (except Wednesday) Friday Evening, 7 to 9.30 Mrs. George Beadle is visit- ing with her daughter, Mrs, Ernest Patterson and Mr. Pat- terson on. South Street in God- erich this week. Mr, and Mrs. Dunean Mac- kay, Barbara and Johnny sp- ent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weir, Joan and Bob, London. Mrs. Frank Spielvogel, Lis- towel and her sister, Mrs, Dav- id Martin, Britton, visited on Monday with Miss Laura Phil- lips. Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Keller, Blyth, spent Thanksgiving day with their daughter, Mrs. Har- ry Arthur, Mrs. Arthur, Judith, Mark and Greg. Rev. and Mrs. William Mains, Granton, Ronald Mains and Miss Shirley Mains, both of London, were guests on Monday with Mr. and Mrs, Ro- bent J. Phillips. David Hamilton returned last week from Cromarty and is now staying with his daugh- ter, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor and Mr. Taylor. Mrs. Maud Fremlin returned last week after a few weeks holiday with her sister, Mrs. Chester Taylor and Mr. Tay- lor, St. Helens. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright and family, Exeter, spent the holiday weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Arthur and fam- ily, Mrs. Charles Asquith return- ed last weekend from Blyth where she visited with her sis- ter, Mrs. Frank Rogerson and Miss Alice Rogerson. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Scott, Keith, Wayne and Eric visited with Mrs, Mary McNall, Wel- land and also visited Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Thompson and little son Mark, Stratford, visited last weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Millian, RR 3, Au- burn. Mrs. Fred Plaetzer, Clinton, spent the holiday with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Millian, Mr. Millian and family, Col- borne Township. Mrs. Howard Wallace, Nina. and John, Brampton, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, Miss Betty Marsh and her grandmother, Mrs. Herbert Mogridge. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston, Toronto, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson. They return- ed to Toronto with them for a week's visit. Miss Laura Wagner, R.N., Syracuse, NY, and Miss Ella Wagner, Wayne, Michigan, sp- ent the weekend with their sis- ter, Miss ,Minnie Wagner and other members of their family. Holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Houston and Miss Olive Young were, Miss Jean Houston and Miss Jean Jam- ieson, both of Toronto, Miss Mary I. Houston, Hamilton, and Miss Frances Houston, Reg.N., London. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. VARNA FEED MILL SHUR-GAIN and NATIONAL CONCENTRATES Equipped for Cleaning Alfalfa and Red Clover 0 Contact us for BEST PRICES for your Small Seeds 0- J. F. BROEZE, Prop. . Phone: Clinton HU 2-9219 41-2-3b Goderich Township South Lloyd Picot bad the misfor- tune to get .caught on the pow- er take -off on his combine, He has nibs broken and is badly bruised. He is a patient in Goderich hgsppita:l and will be there for some time. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Stirling, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Makins left last Wednesday for a trip up the St, Lawrence Seaway. They also called on Jimmy Stewart, in Montreal and visit- ed many places, crossed over to the USA and [returned home Monday. Mrs, Aida Gray attended the Presbyterian services in Bay- field on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling, Toronto, spent the long week- end at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Louis $alley, Amherstburg, spent a few days with the lather's mother, who returned with them for a visit. Roy Eason' over the weekend were, Mrs, Millie Partlow, To- ronto; Mrs. Becky Wood, Blyth; Mr, Harvey Ashton and Kenneth, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon, Wayne and !Kathy, Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daer, RR 1, Auburn. Mrs. William T. Robison en- tertained 12 friende and neigh- bours of Mrs. James I-lembly to a noon luncheon recently. Following the luncheon Mrs. Robison spoke a few words ex- pressing regret that Mrs. Hem- bly will be moving to Dublin, and presented her with gifts from the friends. Mrs. Hem- bly thanked her friends and a social time was enjoyed, Organist Honoured Miss Margo Grange was re- cently honoured with a sur- prise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lapp by the choir of Knox United Church. Miss Grange has been organist for the past three years and is now •a student at Stratford Teachers College. Music and contests made an enjoyable evening. Mr. Lapp gave a short address thanking Miss Grange for her work as organist and choir leader, and wished her every success in her new ven- ture, and presented her with a gift from the choir. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mrs. Norman Wightman. Floral Arrangements Flower lovers in Auburn and the surrounding district have a treat in store on Monday even- ing, October 16, when W. Den- omme, Goderich, will give a demonstration of the arrang- ing of flowers at the October meeting of the Auburn Horti- cultural Society. This meet- ing will be held at 8.30 p.m. in the Orange Hall and there will also be a musical program. More Telephone Calls Dial telephones have proved very popular in the Auburn district since the Auburn ex- change was ,changed over on March 15. The 175 subscribers on this exchange have made a total of 154,648 calls during the six-month period from March to September 15. There has been 99,941 local calls made, 32,300 incoming calls' and 32,443 out -going calls. This is an average of 5.05 calls per phone each day. No compara- tive figures are available but the Blyth commissioners be- lieve that this is a tremendous increase in calls since the ch- ange to dial phones. Sigma C Boys Club The first meeting of the USigma -C Boys Club of Knox nited Church was held recent- Iy. Eighteen boys were present for the first meeting at which a film was shown, games were played, plans were discussed, a worship service held and lunch served. John Wright is in charge of the athletic program. Keith Arthur and Rev. Charles Lew - are in charge of the rest of the work, This group will meet every Thursday evening, 7 to 8.30, in the Sunday school room of the church. The future plans for this Classified Ads Bring Quick Results GODERICH DEALERS MOTOR SHOW 1 .STARRING I. The New Models from AMERICAN MOTORS CHRYSLER � FORD GENERAL MOTORS INTERNATIONAL VOLKSWAGEN ALL UNDER ONE ROOF AT THS FREE REFRESHMENTS ENTERTAINMENT GODERICH ARENA Friday, October 13 7.00 to 11.00 p.m. Children Must Ee Accompanied Ey Adults FREE ROSES FOR THE FIRST 200 LADIES S4& ES AND 'FINANCE CONSULTANTS WU.L BE, ON HAND TO HELP YOU Mr; and Mrs. Jim McArthur, Ingersoll spent Monday with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Snell.. Charles Mickle, Medway Hall, UWO spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family. Charles and Bob Miekle et- tended the Rugby game at Western University, .l,.on;den on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Murray Verner and little son, Grand Bend sp- ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wes Verner, At a special meeting of the C P & T committee of the IOOF and Amber Rebekah Lodges last Thursday night $10 was donated to the CNIB. Mr. and Mors, Gary Corlett, Bryan, Diane and Geoffrey, To- ronto were Thanksgiving visit- ors with Mr, and Mrs. N. E. Cook. Miss Ruth Anne Traquair, St, Thomas, spent the weekend with relatives in and around Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mc- Ewen, Carolyn, Jane and Mich- ael, London spent Thanksgiv- ing with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwen. Mr. and Mrs. George Hess spent Thanksgiving with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. McCloy and family at their summer cottage at Georgian Bay. Mr. and Mrs, Ross MacMil- lan and David, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs, William Mickle, Pam- ela and Judith; Mr. Charles Mi- ckle and Mrs. Florence Joynt, and Bob and Ann at home sp- ent Thanksgiving Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle. Miss Peggy Goddard, 17, of Hensall was elected president of South Huron District High School student council. Other officers are Dennis Mock, Hen- sall, vice-president; Cathy Hodi- gins, Centralia, secretary; Mary Jane Hoffman, Dashwood, tr- easurer; Dale Turvey, Exeter, publicity. group consist of a story -study - time of the basic teachings of Christ, an active sports pro- gram of games and skating, a craft period for wood and tile work, painting, moulding, and model rail-roading, Instruction- al films will be featured once a month and a mission pro- gram is planned. The enthusiasm of the group runs high and the attendance is expected to expand in the next few weeks. Visitors will be welcome to observe this group in action in the new year when activity is at the peak. CGIT Meets The first meeting of the Au- burn CGIT was held in the Sunday school room of Knox reebeterian Church. The lead- er, Mrs. W. Bradnock led the meeting and Margaret Sander- son presided at the piano. The scripture lesson was read by Judith Arthur and the offering was received by Diane Kirk- connell. Mrs. Dunean Mackay, the .as- sistant leader, read the story about children in other lands starting their fall school term. A quaretette, Gail Miller, Mar- ian Youngblut, Diane Kirkcon- neIl and Mary Sanderson sang a number. Officers for the coming year are: president, Judith Arthur; vice-president, Darlene Stew- art; secretary, Gail Miller; treasurer, Patsy Millian; •pian- ist, Margaret Sanderson; pro- gram committee, Marjorie Youngblut, Linda Baechler, Marian Youngblut; games corn- lnittee, Diane Kirkconnell, Brigette Schlichtling, Mary Sanderson, Everyone played games after the closing pray- er. United Thankoffering The autumn thankoffering of Knox United Church Woman's Missionary Society convened in the Sabbath school room of the church with a large attend- ance, The Londesboro ladies were guests, also Woman's As- sociation groups and many from the congregation. Quiet music was played by Mrs. Wil- liam J. Craig. The call to wor- ship led by Mrs. William T. Robison was on the theme, "The Harvesting of the Years and a Litany of Thanksgiving for the sowing of the seed." This last •thankoffering ser- vice of the WMS as a separ- ate organization arouses many blessed memories. It is exact- ly 36 years to the month since the Uniting Missionary Soc- ieties of the Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches brought together their harvesting of service in the National Inaugural service en October 26, 1925. The responsive reading from the hymnary, No. 129, verses 123, was led by Mrs. John Durnin and the scripture les- son from John 17: 1-22 was given by Mrs. Elliott Lapp, and the meditation, "The Har- vesting of the Seed" by Mrs. Ernest Durnin. A solo was sung by Mrs, Charles Lewis, Charles Scott introduced the guest speakers .of the evening, Rev. :and Mrs. C. G. Park, of Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton. Mr. Park addressed the meeting and explained the pictures of Trinidad shown by Mrs, Park, The slides proved most informative and interest- ing and were greatly enjoyed by all present, Mrs, C, Lewis in a few well chosen words, thanked Mr. and Mrs. Park, The thankoffering was reeeiv- ed by Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Ernest Durnin, Mrs, Wil- liam T. Robison closed the meeting With prayer, Receiving the guests were the WMS prazident, Mrs, John Dutnin, the WA president, Mit. Kenneth McDougall, as- sisted by Mrs. Fred Toll. A social hour followed with. lunch served by the WMS ladles of the church. Wilfrid Raymond Huffman, 43, RR 1, Hensall, was admit- ted to Sarnia General Hospital last week when he fell out of a car on Highway 21 five miles north of Forest. He suffered head. and possible internal in- juries, Mr, Huffman was hitch- hiking to Hensall from Sarnia when picked up by a car dr- iven by Benjamin Gressette of Kettle Point Indian Reserve, J. F. W, Paterson, Toronto, visited last week with his neice Miss Cassie Dougall, and other relatives, Mr. Paterson who will celebrate his 89th birth- day in December is very smart and active and alert for his years, and has fully recovered from a fractured hip he suffer- ed in a fall last winter. He enjoyed reminiscing with old friends. in the village. Auxiliary 12 Years Old Hensall Legion Auxiliary observed their 12th anniversary on Fridley, October 6 and ent- ertained Legion members. The Legion Hall was very attractive with baskets of bronze 'mums. Progressive euchre was played and the winners were ladies, Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mrs. Harry Horton; gentlemen, Ted Taylor and Wilmer Dalrymple. In a draw for a leather hand bag Mrs. William Smale, Hen- sall, was the winner. .A leath- er wallet was won by Earl Zimmer, Zurich. Jim Young and his orchestra from Exeter provided music for the dance and a turkey and ham smor- gasbord was served. Evening Auxiliary "Thanksgiving" was the th- eme used for the October meet- ing of the Evening Auxiliary of the United Church held Mon- de yevening. Mrs. Walter Sp- encer chaired the meeting, and Mrs, P. L. McNaughton was in charge of the devotional. Mrs. Pearl Passmore read scripture passages and Mrs. McNaughton offered prayer. The group ac- cepted an invitation to join the Arnold Circle at their meet- ing Monday evening, October 16. Mrs. Spencer submitted the visiting report. In November the group will entertain the WMS and Arnold Circle of Car- mel Church, Chiselhurst and Kipper Societies, and their own WMS. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jack Drysdale, and Mrs. How- ard Scene. There will be a sp- ecial guest speaker. Plans were finalized for the bazaar, bake sale and tea. Mrs. R. Boyce spoke on the School for leaders at Alma College which she attended. She was {thanked by Mrs. Dave Kyle. Mrs. Robert Reabuxn and Mrs. Milton Lavery directed a rec- reation period. Hostesses were Mrs. R. J. Drysdale and Mrs. Raye Paterson. Luncheon was served. 40th Wedding A family dinner at the Do- minion Hotel, Zurich this week marked the 40th wedding an- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Oesch, Hensall. The couple took up residence in the village three years ago, coining from Stanley Township where they farmed all their married life. Mrs. Oesch was the former Mary Bedard. They have a family of four, Russell, Stan- ley Township; Kathleen, Mrs. Robert Bell, Blyth; Anne, Mrs. Earl Flaxbard, Zurich; Mae, Mrs. Ray McNeil, Brucefield, and 19 grandchildren. The family, relatives and friends gathered at the couple's home for a social evening, when they were presented with a chime clock by the family, flowers from the grandchild- ren and other gifts. The grand - 'children entertained with a mock wedding and accordion numbers. • United WMS The October meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Hensall United Church was held October 5, with Mrs. Geo- rge Armstrong and her group in charge. The devotional was taken by Mrs. Wilbert Dilling. Mrs. William Cole, Mrs, Or- ville Jones. Sacred passages were read by Mrs. Jarvis Hor- ton. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Fred Beer. The 23rd Psalm was sung by Mrs. Arm - Strong and Mrs. Orville Jones, with Mrs. T. J. Sherritt accom- panist, Miss M. Ellis reviewed chap- ters of the new study book, "Signals for the Sixties." Mrs. Armstrong spoke on the study book, "Hasten The Day." President Mrs. E. Rowe chair- ed the business period when it was announced that t h e Thankoffering service will be held the last Sunday in Octob- er, . when Rev. R. A. Brook, Acton, will be invited to be guest minister. Mrs, Sim Roobol gave a commentary on her trip to Holland this year. The bale will be packed November 1, Mrs. Albert Alexander read a letter of thanks for the bale of clothing sent to Toronto and for the bale to Bella Coale Hospital, 13C. Mrs. Rowe read a thank you letter sent rto Mrs. M. A. C. Richardson for used stamps which she colledts for sale for Mission Leprosy Invitations Were accepted to the Arnold Circle of Car- mel Church, October 16,• and the Evening Auxiliary of the United Church, • November 13. The president spoke on the new organization of the church Watheti 'Several thank `notes to the flower committee Were read. Miss Ellis, Mrs. I 111ing, Mrs. MVlickle, and Mrs. Arinstrong Were tarried delegates to the sectional meeting at Whalen, i ---w Thum, Oct. Z, t'ea'l . hntpn Newt-RecQxdPage 11 bell boys with a banquet and to canvass the village for tag day for South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. Orr reported for the visiting committee, Mrs, Lorne Chapman for the finance committee, and Mrs. MacGreg- or gave the semi-annual report. Mrs. Glenn Bell expressed congratulations to the DDP and her installing staff, Mrs. A. Shaddick, Noble Grand of Clin- ton Lodge also spoke. Other speakers includede Mrs. B. Sut- ter and Mrs. Nediger, Clinton; Mrs. MacGregor and Mrs, Chipchase. A social hour was convened by Mrs. R. E. Shad - dick and Mrs, Edna Corbett, Rebekah Lodije tnstals officers At Hensall' (Hensall Correspondent) Mrs. R, A. Orr was installed as noble grand of Amber Re- bekah Lodge, Hensall, at a ceremony held Wednesday, Oc- tober 4, The installation was conducted by District Deputy President Mrs. Carman Mc- Pherson, Clinton and her in- stalling staff of Huronic Lodge Clinton, Other officers, junior past noble grand, Mrs, Ernie Chip- chase; vice grand, Mrs. Hugh McEwen; recording secretary, Mrs. John Ingram; financial secretary, Mrs. Clarence Vol - land; treasurer, Mrs. Ed. Cor- bett; warden, Mrs. Archie Mac- Gregor; conductor, Mrs, L. 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