Clinton News-Record, 1974-06-13, Page 12NEWS-fMC0.11f), THURSDAy, JUNE 13, 1974.
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IODE plans Centennial project
Clinton Sarah Hale Chapter
IODE` held their recent June
meeting at the cottage of Edith
Ann Johnston and enjoyed a
sumptuous assortment of pot
luck supper dishes out-of-doors
under sunny skies. Regent
Dorelene Flowers welcomed
three guests to the meeting,
Mrs. Scot Luckham, Mrs. Rob
Snell, and Mrs. S, Middleton.
A request from the Ability
Fund that the chapter sponsor
the campaign in this area in
Jan. 1975 .was granted. In the
absence of citizenship chairman
Terry Adshead, the Regent in-
vited anyone interested to at-
tend citizenship court at
Goderich on Thursday June 20
at 8 p.m. The reception for the
new citizens which follows the
court hearing is held by,
Goderich IODE members.
Reporting for the servicesP
committee, Florence,Cetria7WaS;,,
COMMUNITY NEWS
Visitors at. the Auburn
Manse with Pastor end Mrs,
Alfred Fry were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kelly, Baysville, Ontario,
Mr. and Mrs, David Holmes,
Parry Sound, Mr. and Mrs,
Clancy Hilliard and Mrs,
Margaret Golden of Tobermory
and Dr. and Mrs, Fred
Haldenby of, McKellar, On-
tario.
Pastor and Mrs. Alfred Fry
were in London last Thursday,
June 6 at the University of
Western Ontario to attend the
graduation ceremony at which
their grandson, Dr. Wayne
Haldenby graduated as a Den-
tal Surgeon. Wayne received
the Canadian Society of Oral
Surgeon Award for achieving
the highest standing in Oral
Surgery. Wayne will set up his
practice at Drayton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Towe at-
tended the Field Day of On-
tario Dairy Goat Society at
Guelph University last Satur-
day. Mrs. Towe was presented
with a beautiful clock and pen
set as a token of appreciation
for her 10 years as service as
secretary-treasurer and editor
of their provincial paper, The
Browse. Mr.. Towe is the
president of the Ontario Society
and also' the Canadian Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson
Rodger and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
de. Groot attended the Franken-
mouth Festival in Michigan
over the weekend.
WALKERBURN CLUB
The monthly meeting of the
Walkerburn club was held at
the home of Mrs. Roy Daer.
The president, Mrs. Garth
McClinchey was in charge.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were approved as read
by Mrs. Leonard Archambault
in the absence of the secretary,
Mrs. John Hallam, Roll call
was answered by 12 members,
three visitors and three
children by giving a donation
to the support of their Foster
Child.
The draw prize donated by
Mrs. Tom Cunningham was
won by Mrs. Larry Johnston,
Plans were made to hold the
next meeting earlier, on June
20 at the home of Mrs. Tom
Cunningham. The program will
be,„ie,,A.he charge of Mrs. Nick
Hill and Mrs. Carmen Gross
and the lunch will be in the
charge of Mrs. Joe Hunking
and Mrs. Joe Verwey. .
The correspondence was read
and a thank' you letter from the
family of the late Bert
Hunking, Mrs. Henry Hunking
thanked the members for her
husband when he was a patient
in the hospital.
A discussion took place re
the Huronview Over 90 Club
and this was left as they felt
there was not enough members
to take part in this program.
The afternoon program was
in the charge of Mrs. Ted
flunking and Mrs. Catherine
Jackson. They had Miss
Maxine Honking to show her
pictures of Africa. She also told
many of her experiences in that
country when she was on a
three week vacation with mem-
bers of her family.
A Penny sale of plants was
held. Lunch was served by Mrs.
Carmen Gross and Mrs. Nick
Hill assisted by Mrs. Roy Doer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ar-
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Orangeville spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard
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Arehambault and
family.
Mrs, Thomas Haggitt, Mrs,
Celia Taylor, Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell and Mrs, John
Doer attended the Spring
Deanery meeting of the
Anglican Church Women at
Hanover last Monday.
ALBERT A. MCFARLANE
Funeral services were held
last Saturday June 8, 1974 for
Albert A. McFarlane who
passed away in Clinton Public
Hospital on June 5 in his 90th
year.
He was the son of the late
George McFarlane and
Elizabeth Chick and was born
at Lambeth on August 24, 1884,
A retired funeral director, he,
was a member of Knox United
Church, Auburn,
In 1966 he married the for-
mer Elma Mutch at St. Marys
who survives him along with
several nieces and nephews. He
was predeceased by his first
wife, the former Minnie
Hamlyn in 1964,
The funeral service was held
at his former residence,
McFarlane and Roberts
Funeral Home, Lambeth. Rev.
R. Elliott of Lambeth Rev,
Church was in charge with in-
terment in Woodland
Cemetery, London, Pallbearers
were Ralph Hamlyn, Lorne
Hamlyn, Cameron Howlett,
Norville Ryckman, Keith Sut-
ton and David Roberts.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath-
well of Parkhill visited last
Saturday with her mother, Mrs.
Celia Taylor.
Mrs. Dora Jewell and Mrs.
Les Pitblado of Goderich
visited one evening last week
with Robert J, Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Woods
of Innerkip have purchased the
home of Mrs. Elsie Scott and
will take possession later this
month. Mrs. Scott has pur-
chased the home of Mrs. Mabel
Brooks.
Mrs. Emma Trommer retur-
ned home last Friday after
being a patient in Wingham
hospital.
Family and Consumer's Af-
fairs wilt be the topic at the
June meeting of the Auburn
women's institute to be held on
June 17 at 8 p.m, Mrs, Maurice
Bean will be in charge along
with Mrs. Torrance Tabb.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby
of Dorchester visited last Sun-
day with Mrs. Celia Taylor.
Mrs. William Maines and
Miss Shirley Maines 'of
Goderich visited last Thursday
evening with Robert Phillips.
Miss Carolyn Clark and Ed
Goodfellow of Toronto visited
last Friday evening with Miss
Laura Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Niblock
spent last weekend in Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown
and David •moved to Killaloo
• near Ottawa on Monday,
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Wilfred Kinaha.n has
returned to her home in
Goderich after •hip surgery in
University. Hospital, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Morley
of Ailsa Craig visited last
Friday with her sister, Mrs.
Celia Taylor.
Mr. Raymond Hildebrand of
Vancouver is holidaying with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hildebrand and family,
Vanastra Gun
Club shoot
results
At the Vanastra skeet shoot
last Wednesday, June 5th, Tom
Jardin of Wingham hit 23 out
of 2$ targets to finish first. He
was followed by Bill Stewart of
Goderich and Glen Mogk of
Bornholm with 22 hits each,
and Mery Batkin of Clinton
with 20.
Next came Harold Smith of
Seaforth with 19, Mansford
Dierof of Goderich with 18,
Ashley Gilbert of Goderich
with 15, and .Jim Hogg and
Tom Phillips of Seaforth with
15 each.
In the trap shoot last Satur-
day, Jim Hogg of Seaforth was
the top shooter with'22 hits. He
was followed by Mery Batkin
of Clinton with 21, Ashley
Gilbert of Goderich with 18 and
Paul Wheeler of Clinton with
16.
stock Choralaires who were
such a success when they ap-
peared here last March,
The corresponding secretary,
Marg Allan will attempt to get
an April 1975 date for this con-
cert. The choir leaves this
month for a European tour.
Shirley Hargreaves ably
thanked the hostess and the
meeting closed with a reminder
that Sept. :3 starts a new year.
Huge Savings For You
JUNE 13-22, 1974
JUNE DRUG SALE
able to report a northern bale
valued at approximately $70
and one large quilt shipped in
May. She requested more
assistance from those who knit
and also reminded everyone to
turn in right away any items
for the box to Ogoki. This is the
box which will be made up of
new or top shape, used clothing
as well as books, toys, etc. and
these items can be turned in
either to Florence Corrie or to
Reta Ryan at The Shadow Box.
EdUcation Chairman Bev
Williscraft reminded members
of the sale of IODE centennial
rose bushes and also reported
that our local public school
students have participated in a
pen-pal arrangement, set up by
IODE and 62 local students are
corresponding with pen pais all
over the world. The group
decided at this point to sponsor
apother concert ,by,,t he Wood-
PUBLIC MEETING
on
MONDAY
JUNE 17TH
go 8 p.m.
OFFICERS MESS
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to consider an amendment to the Vanastra Plan
(former CFB Clinton) to designate the former of-
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