Clinton News-Record, 1969-07-03, Page 515. REAL ESTATE
TWO -bedromr4, cottage -style
home, complete wall-to-wall
floor covering; newly renovated;
garage, Immediate possession.
Cash or 'terms available, Apply
t4 378 James Street. Phone
482-9216. 17tfn
WELL -maintained 3 -bedroom
i½ -story house for sale in quiet
part of town. Modern gas
furnace, storage basement.
OfferS, Phone 482-7870, —
24-27b
16, TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF
HULLETT .
DRAIN TENDER
Sealed Tenders will be received
by the undersigned until 6:00
p.m., July 9th, .1969, for the
construction of
"THE FARQUHAR
DRAINAGE WORKS"
consisting of; 13,400 ft, open
ditch clean-out; 600 ft. open
ditch new construction; C. M. P.
culverts and cutlets; Headwalls —
Stone & Concrete; under a
Report by R. M. Dawson of
Stratford.
A Bid deposit of 10% of the
Tendered Price is required.
Lowest or any Tender not
necessarily accepted.
Plans and Specifications may be
seen at the Clerk's office.
Clare Vincent,
Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Hullett.
26,27b
TENDER S WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received
by the undersigned up to 5
o'clock Friday July 4th 1969,
for the painting of the Hensall
Town Hall and Garage.
Contractor to apply two coates
and supply all material, Lowest
or any tender not necessarily
accepted. For further particulars
or information apply at the
Clerk's Office.
26,27b
Earl Campbell
Clerk
19. AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of property and household
effects, Main Street, Blyth
on Saturday July 5th
• • at 1.p.m.
chesterfield bed, day bed, dining
room table, 6 chairs, occasional
chairs, •kitchen table, wardrobe
with full length mirror, hall rack,
flower stand, single bed, springs
and mattress, double bed,
springs and mattress, wash stand,
trunk, ladder, lamps, books,
fruit jars, radio, television,
dishes, Beatty washer, library
table, utility table, 2 arm,chairs,
drop leaf table, electric floor
polisher, rocking chairs, winged
large rocker, 2 cupboards, 'china
cups and saucers, Zenith
refrigerator with deep „.freeze,
Clare Jewel Propane gas stove,
pictures, curtains, mirrors, step
up table, scatter mats, small rug,
bedding, garden tools, carpenter
tools,
Property: 5 room cottage with 3
piece bath, asbestos siding,
propane floor furnace, terms
10% down, balance 30 days, sold
subject to reserve bid.
Chattels — Cash
Property — Mrs. Sadie Cumming
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
Clerk — Mel Graham 26, 27b
AUCTION SALE
An auction sale of the contents
of Westfield United Church will
be held at the church site on
Concession 5 of East Wawanosh
on Saturday July 5 at 2 p.m.
Offered at that time will be the
church organ, piano, seats,
chairs; and many other items
including some antique
furniture.
Terms — Cash
Auctioneer — Earl Plowman
Church Secretary —
Harvey McDowell
26,27b
ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Of antiques and household
effects for the late Mrs. Alice
Mogridge, Auburn,
on Saturday, July 5
at 1:00 p.m.
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Tertns — Cash — household
Mike Cummings — Auctioneer
Goderich 54-9064. — 26-27.
21. ENGAGEMENTS
•••••*Noomme••••••.4•••••••••••
Mr. and Mrs. Jatnes Murray)
Varna,• OntariO, are pleased to
announce the engagenient of
their daughter, Sheila t� Richard
Lernowich, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Stanley LernoWich of Brandon,
Manitoba. The wedding will take
plade at St. Paul's Chapel, CFB
Clinton on Saturday, August 2,
1964 at 200 27b
Mr, and Mrs. Roy A. Cullen, Rtt
2, Clinton, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter;
°Thee Elizabeth td Mr, Robert
Wayne Potter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Potter, kti, 8, Clinton,
The Wedding will take place in
Bayfield Baptist Church at 80
p.n., Friday, August 1. 19-
1.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard —F.
Sheardown, goderich, wish to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Bonnie Heather, to 1V4r.
Alexander Jack McMichael, Pon
of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R.
McMichael of linton. The
marriage will take place on
SaturdaY, August 16, 1969, at
North Street United Church,
Goderich. 27.b
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Heard of
Acton, Ontario, are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their elder daughter
Susan Deborah to Mr. Lawrence
George Wheatley, of Dublin, son
of Mrs. Wheatley and the late
Mr. George Wbeately, The
marriage will take place in
Trinity United Church, Acton,
on Friday, July 25, 1969, — 27p
22. BIRTHS
VINCENT: To Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Vincent, Londesboro, in
Clinton Public Hospital On
Tuesday, June 24, 1969, a son.
LASSALINE: To Mr, and Mrs.
Paul Lassaline, RR 1, Auburn, in
Clinton Public Hospital on
Tuesday, June 24, 1969, a son.
DODDS: To Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dodds, RR .1, Seaforth, on
Wednesday, June 25, 1969, a
daughter.
RILEY: To Mr, and Mrs.
Thomas Riley, Londesboro, in
Clinton Public Hospital, on
Friday, June 27, 1969, a
daughter.
DUIZER: To Mr. and Mrs.
Antony Duizer, Londesboro, in
Clinton Public Hospital on June
30, 1969, a son.
25. CARDS OF THANKS
•••••••••••••m••••••••.••••11mos...
HEARD: I wish to express my
sincere appreciation to relatives
and friends who visited me, sent
cards, flowers and treats while a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
— Carrie Heard — 27b
MORRELL: I wish to express
my thank you to all relatives,
friends and neighbors for their
kind expressions of flowers, gifts
and cards while I was a patient
in Clinton Hospital. Also a
special thank you to Dr. W. A.
Oakes, and Dr. Addison who so
kindly, responded and Mr. and
Mrs, N. Tyndall as well as to all
iiiihstaff of 1st floor for
• their • kindness. Gratefully
acknowledged -- Mrs, M.
Morrell. — 27b
TORRANCE: The family of the
late John A. Torrance would like
to thank their relatives, friends,
and neighbors for the many acts
of kindness shown them during
their bereavement. It was very
much appreciated. — Mrs.
Torrance and John C. Manning
27b
ASHTON: I wish to thank
everyone for their
thoughtfulness and kindness
while I was a patient in Victoria
Hospital, London. — Harvey
Ashton — 27p.
BAIRD: I would like to:thank
my neighbors, friends and
relatives who visited me, sent
cards, gifts and flowers and
special thanks to the UCW of
Brucefield Church, Stanley
Community Club, Rev. and Mrs.
Stuart, Dr. Addison, Dr. Scratch
and nurses on second floor while
I was a patient in Stratford
General Hospital. — Mrs.
Norman Baird — 27b
SHOBBROOK: Many thanks for
all the cards and thoughtfulness
during my stay in hospital. —
Dora Shobbrook — 27p.
ARKELL: May I take this
opportunity of thanking our
many friends who sent me
letters and cards while I was a
patient in Dawson Creek
Hospital, B.C. Special thanks to
Bayfield Lion's Club for their
lovely floral arrangement. — Mrs.
Daisy Arkell. 27b
26. IN MEMORIAM
DOWSON: In loving memory of
Garry Dawson who died one
year ago, June 29, 1968.
"Dear Garry you are not
forgotten,
Though on earth you are no
more,
Still in memory yoti are with us,
As you alWays were before.
Days or sadness still come o'er
us,
Tears in silence often flow,
For memory keeps you ever riear
us
ThOugh you died one year ago„'r
Ever remembered by
Grandparents, Uncles, Aunts and
Cousins. — 26b
28. ROOM and BOARD
ROOMS for two boarders.
482,9540. 27b
29. BUSINESS OPP.
VOA SALE: GARBAGE
ROUTE, Village of Zurich, Pot
further information contact Iten
COrriveau, Zurich, Ontario
2/-31b
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Auburn and ,District
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in 1921. After elementaryObarnney sang, accompanied by
school he went to Gratin -Oar Miss. Nancy Andersen. A contest
e11001 arld Vent 12 years At was held by Mrs. Haines. Gifts
forestry work in Wales and In were presented 'hy Margaret
the coal mines of Britain, At the Yqungblut, Brenda gast, Karen
age of 28 be began his East, Nancy Anderson, Barbara
theological „education attending Carter and Mrs. R. Beecroft. A
the Aberystwyth and Bala social hour Was held and lunch
Theological Colleges of ttie served,
Presbyterian Church of Wales, ,
On June 20, 1953, he and
Miss Minnie' Tanner (also Of
Wales) were married. They
served two Welsh English
pastorates at Carnarvon and
Flint. In 1962 they accepted an
invitation to serve among the
Welsh Spanish of the Chubut
Valley of Patagonia in
Argentina.
In 1966, after four and a half
years in Argentina, they carne,to
Canada and Mr. Roberts was
placed at Auburn as an ordained
supply. In June 1967 he *as
received as a minister of the
United Church of Canada.
This year he was accepted by
the United Church Board of
World Missions and assigned to
Argentina. The first missionaries
to represent the United Church
of Canada in the country, they
will work with the United
Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and
children, Margaret, William and
Anna, will spend the month of
July at a course in London, and
in September will go to San
Jose, Costa Rica, to attend the
Spanish Language Institute.
Next January they go to
Patagonia.
Mr. Stewart had been supply
minister at Auburn when the
Roberts family came and said it
was a privilege to take part in
the farewell service.
A reception was held in the
Sunday School room. Maurice
Bean was chairman and
welcomed members of the
Huron -Perth Presbytery and
members of other
denominations in the. village.
Mrs. Murray Wilson of
Donnybrook read an address and
gifts were presented by Harvey
McDowell of Westfield and Sam
Thompson of Donnybrook
United Church and Auburn.
BALL'S CEMETERY
The 43rd annual memorial
service of Ball's Cemetery was
held last Sunday with the Rev,
R. U. 1VlacLean of Knox
Presbyterian Church in pharge,
The organist was Mrs, Donald
Haines. Frank Raithby,
ehairman of the trustee board,
welcomed all to the service and
reported on the work done
during the last year.
The Rev. M. 11. Roberts and
Rev. Ure Stewart participated in
the service.
Ed Haines sang a solo. The
register was in charge of Mrs.
Gordon Taylor, secretary -
treasurer. Frank Raithby,
Norman McDowell,
Wagner and Robert Turner,
superintendent, arranged the
program.
PE RSONAL$
Sunday guests with Miss
Margaret Jackson were Mr, and
Mrs. A. C. Hannah of London,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dobie of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. James
Johnston of Bluevale.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Weston
of Toronto spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Rollinson, and Murray
Rollinson.
Ed Haines, Miss Jennifer
Grange and Miss Betty Moss,
members of the Centennial
Huron Youth Choir, enjoyed a
bus trip to the O'Keefe Centre in
Toronto last Thursday evening.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Tate on the birth
of their son, David Percy, in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rieck of
Kitchener visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. William
Straughan,
Mr, and Mrs. Reed Shepherd
and family of Sarnia visited last
Saturday with Miss Laura
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKay
of Sault Ste. Marie arrived last
weekend to spend the summer
vacation in the village.
Miss Margaret Wilkin and Jim
Wilkin of Goderich are visiting
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Craig.
Mr!"afid'iVfis: NorMari'MYcock
of Saskatchewan we -re guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce
Clark. On Sunday the Rev. W.
Craven was a dinner guest and it
was revealed that they had heard
Mr. Craven's first sermon, 38
years ago (the first Sunday in
July), out in Saskatchewan.
MISSIONARIES DEPART
A commissionary service
sending forth the Rev. and Mrs.
Maldwyn R. Roberts as
missionaries to Patagonia,
Argentina, was held last Sunday
evening in Knox United Church.
The Rev. John Roberts of
Belgrave led the service and Mrs.
Norman Wightman was the
organist: Rev. Leonard Warr of
Goderich read the scripture
lesson.
The Roberts were presented
by Maurice Bean, clerk of the
Session of Knox United Church.
The dedication and sending
forth was done by the Rev. W.
0. Mathers of Blyth. A letter
was read from the Rev. Gladys
M. Griffin, chairman of the
Board of World Missions for the
London Conference. Rev. L.
Warr presented a large bible to
Mr. Roberts on behalf of the
chairman. The offering was
received by Kenneth McDougall,
Elliott Lapp, William L. Craig
and Stanley Ball.
The Rev. J. Ure Stewart of
Seaforth spoke of the work done
by Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. Mr.
Roberts was born in North Wales
BRIDAL SHOWER,
Mrs. Lawrence „Pjaetzf
a'
daughters, Sherry and'
an a,
entertained relatives recently' in
honor of her niece, Patty
Minim, who will be 'married
soon. More than 40 relatives
attended the surprise shower.
Sherry Plaetzer conducted' a
contest and the winner was Mrs.
Charles Merrill. Larry Plaetier
played an accordion solo. A
contest of weights and measures
was held by Sherry Plaetzer and
the winner was Miss Patsy
Millian. Misses Jane and Susan
McGee of Kintore assisted with
the gifts and Miss Wanda
Plaetzer made a hat of bows.
Mrs. Mel Greer of Lucknow read
the address of congratulations. A
ribbon contest, held by Mrs. M.
Greer, was won by Miss Million.
Patsy thanked the relatives for
the gifts and invited all to the
trousseau tea on July 12. A
smorgasbord dessert lunch was
served by Mrs. Plaetzer and her
daugh teri.
Miss Mary Sanderson was
honored last Thursday evening
at a bridal shower in the Sunday
School room of Knox
Presbyterian Church. The guests
were welcomed by Sharon
Collins _ and Margaret
Youngblut, Mrs. W. Bradnock
was the chairman and the
program opened with a sing -song
led by Mrs. Gordon Taylor with
Mrs. Donald Haines at the piano,
A contest was led by Mrs.
Bradnock and old favorite tunes
were played on the piano by
Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. Lorraine
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The general meeting of Knox
United Church Women was held
in the Sunday. School room of
the church with the president,
Mrs. M, R, Roberts, in charge.
The offering was received by
Mrs, William Dodd and Mrs.
Albert McFarlane. Mrs, Norman
Wightman presided at the piano.
The offering was dedicated with
prayer by Mrs. Stanley Ball. The
guest speaker of the evening was
Miss Marsha Koopmans, who
gave an illustrated address on her
trip to Holland, France and
England last fall. Miss Margaret
Jackson thanked Miss Koopmans
and on behalf of the members
presented her with a gift.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp read an
address to Mrs. M. R. Roberts,
who is leaving with her husband
to go as missionaries to
Argentina. Gifts to Mrs. Roberts
and her family were presented
by Mrs. Gordon Naylor. Mrs.
Roberts thanked everyone for
the gift and asked all to pray for
them in their work.
A short business period was
held and the minutes were read
by the secretary, Mrs. Albert
McFarlane. The financial
statement was presented by Mrs.
Oliver Anderson. Mrs. Norman
Wightman and Mrs. Arthur
Grange were appointed to a
committee to look after the
choir gowns and Mrs. R.
Koopmans was appointed to get
a delegate to go to Alma College.
Londesboro
news
BY MRS. BERT ALLEN
' Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
returned home on Monday after
a few days in Clinton Hospital
where she underwent surgery.
The sympathy of the
community goes out to Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Hunkitig and family
in the tragedy which took the
lives of Mr. and Mrs. William"'
Hunking.
Congratulations go out to Mr,
and Mrs. Tom Duizer on the
arrival of a son early Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thompson are the proud
grandparents of their first
grandson, Robert John, born
June 27 to Mr. and Mrs. John
Lawrie of Kitchener.
At the July meeting, the
Women's Institute entertained
members of the 4-1-I club and are
now preparing for the bake sale
in Clinton on Saturday. An
invitation to visit with the Blyth
Institute on Thursday evening
has been accepted, Ten of our
members attended the WI in
Clinton on Thursday and
enjoyed a social afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe left
on Monday for a month's
vacation with friends in the
West.
Morgan Jones, a patient in
Victoria Hospital for the past
week, underwent surgery on
Thursday, is progressing
favorably. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Brucefield
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Mr, Mid M. Olen Adair and
Kitchener,. ;and Mr,. and
Mr. Jack ,Broadloot,
Tharneaford, were visitors at the
home ofIii parents, Mr, and
M. J. Hroadfoot,
Mrs, Mac Wlson and, Mrs. A.
Paterson have returned home.
from a pleasant three-week
vacation in England and
Scotland,.
Mr. and. Mrs. Barry Lyndon,
Toronto, are visiting with Mrs,
Wallace .Haugh,
Mr, and. Mrs, Mac Wilson
spent Friday •with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert McKay, London. We are.
sorry to report that Mr. McKay
is not in good health,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson,
Sarnia, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, J.
Henderson, and Gordon..
Varna notes
BY FRED McCLYIVIONT
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
M c Clymont, Michael. and
Shannon of Guelph visited with
relatives at Varna and Clinton
over the weekend.
Floyd McAsh of Hamilton is
spending a few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
McAsh,
Final plans are ready for the
Vacation Bible School to start
next Monday, July 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McKinley and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1VIcClymont
attended the funeral of the late
Gordon Webster of Erin in
Lucknow on Thursday last.
Clinton News-Redord, Thursday, July 3, 190 5
personals
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We are glad to report that
Mrs, Norman Band has returned
from Stratford Hospital,
Miss Elder of Seaforth visited
with Mrs. A, Ham and IVIlas M,
Swan on Sunda,
J, W. McBeath has
returned home after spending a
couple of weeks with her son,
Douglas MCBeath, and falMIYI
Win door.
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