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CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 194,41
Benmiller For estershqve good - year
COMMUNITY NEWS
Daryl Ball has resigned as
Extension Assistant with the
Ministry of Agriculture wed
Food in Walkerton and is now
attending the University of
Wisconsin at Madison
specializing i n' Da ry Science.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball,
Miss Arva Ball, Randy
Machan, Miss Brenda Ba11,A1
French of Kitchener, Derrick
Ball of Walkerton visited
recently with Mr. Derrick Ball
at Aylmer and celebrated the
birthdays of the twins Daryl
and Derrick Ball.
Ed Davies won first place in
the senior division of the hor-
seshoe pitching competition
held last Sunday at Lucan.
Congratulations Ed.
Little Miss Julie Daer is a
patient in Alexander Marine
and General Hospital,
Goderich.
Mrs. Bernice Glousher of
Clinton visited last Tuesday
with Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Kirkconnell,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brown
and sons, Danny and Tin of
Port Colborne visited last
Saturday with her uncle and
aunt, Mr, and Mrs, Andrew
Kirkconnell,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Cook of
London spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
William Moss,
Miss Diane Kirkconnell and
her friend, Miss Audrey Parker
of London spent the weekend
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Phalen of Goderich were
guests on Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton.
Recent guests with Mr, and
Mrs. Ed Davies were Mr, and
Mrs. Lewis Holtby and Mr, and
Mrs. Russel Holtby of Belmont,
Mr. and Mrs. William Holz of
Buffalo, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Shaw of Minnesota and
Mr. and Mrs. John McCollough
of North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Youngblut, John and Jennifer
visited last week with his
mother, Mrs. Myrtle Munro
and all enjoyed a holiday at
Point Farm Provincial Park.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald
Youngblut, Lorie, Barry and
Bradley of London were also
guests of his mother during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies at-
tended the Morrison-Abbott
wedding at CHIHLI, in St. James
Anglican Church and also
visited friends in`Coldwater
and Port Severn.
Kenneth McDougall and his
mother, Mrs. Ethel McDougall
of Seaforth and his aunt, Mrs.
Myrtle Munro attended the
Mountain reunion last Sunday
at Avonbank.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Liver-
more and family of Fordwich
visited last weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Haines.
Mrs. Jessie Sheppard of
Bright's Grove and Mrs.
Thomas Sheppard of Sarnia
visited last week with Miss
Laura Phillips and Mr. and
,Mrs. Thomas Johnston and
Rover Phillips.
Thomas Sheppard, a former
Auburn resident, is at present
in Turkey for Polymer Co. at
Sarnia.
Len Coyne of Windsor is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs: Ross
Robinson.
Elva Straughan is visiting at
Meaford with her daughter,
Mrs, Clayton Robertson and
Mr. Robertson. Mr. Rober-
tson recently retired from In-
ternational Nickel Co. at Cop-
per Cliff and have moved to
their new home in Meaford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby
returned home last Monday
from a vacation spent at
Keswick in the Manitoulin
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Scott of
London spent the•weekend with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ken-
neth Scott and brother Eric.
Miss Lila Youngblut was
guest of honor at a luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Scott last Wednesday when
neighbours and relatives
gathered to honor her on her
approaching marriage, Mrs.
Duncan MacKay read an ad-
dress of congratulations to
Miss Youngblut and Mrs,
Eleanor Bradnock presented
her with a purse of money on
behalf of the 30 guests present.
Miss Youngblut thanked
everyone for the girft and a
social time was enjoyed by all.
Miss Fern Symington of
Toronto, a former Auburn
resident visited last week with
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Johnston
and Miss Laura Phillips.
Mrs, Hugh Bennett of Port
Albert, Mrs. Harold Nicholson
of Seaforth, Mrs. John
Menheere and son Paul of R R
2d Dublin and Mrs. John
Stadelmann and Christine of R
R 2 Blyth visited last Tuesday
with Mrs, Eleanor Bradnock.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Lawrench on the
birth of their daughter in Vic-
toria Hospital, London.
Friends were sorry to learn of
the accident of Lyle Youngblut
of Blyth who suffered greatly
when a nail went into his eye
while working at the home of
Mr, andMrs. Oliver Anderson,
He is a patient in Victoria
Hospital where .it is hoped
they can save his sight.
BRIAN JOSEPH LEDDY
Funeral services were held at
St. Augustine Roman Catholic
Church for Brian Joseph
Leddy who passed away at his
home, Lot 24, Con, 5 West
Wawanosh Township in his
'ninth year,
He was the son of Kenneth
Leddy and Catherine McLeod
and had attended Kingsbridge
Separate School.
Besides his parents he is sur-
vived by one sister, Dianne and
one brother, Kevin; his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Leddy of Lucknow
and Mr. and,,,Mrs, Orland
McLeod of Kincardine; and his
great-grandmother, Mrs. Stella
Scott of Kincardine.
The funeral was at 11 a.m.
with Msgr. L. Phalen and
Father Ed Dettinger in charge.
Burial took place in St.
Augustine Cemetery with
pallbearers being Raymond
Leddy, Larry Carter, Pat Boyle
and Jim Foran. Arthur
Funeral home was in charge of
arrangements.
RUBY EVENT
Open house was held last.
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. John
Daer on the occasion of their
40th wedding anniversary. The
hall was suitably decorated for
the occasion. The white linen
covered table was centred with
an arrangement of ruby shaded
roses, feathered mums and
white daisies flanked by ruby
and white tapers and a.
decorated anniversary cake,
The tiny tables were centred
with a small bouquet of ruby
shaded dahlias for the guests to
have tea.
oRtumq 15 raues AO mad,/ pal
WHEN 17 1.0 SAFtiLY DOME.
TREVOR xG (ARP
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The Canadian Order .of
Foresters, Court Benmiller, the
men's lodge, and Court
Fascination, the ladies' lodge,
have had a very successful year
,ue to this point.
Six teams were sent to the
Western Ontario Bowling
'Tournament in London, A
team consisting of Jack Thom;
Leone Thom, Brian Stothers,
Marilyn Stothers and Betty
Miller placed eighth and will
represent the court in the
Dominion Bowling in the fall,
Dances in April, June, and
August were sell-outs and of in-
terest is the fact that Nelson
McClure of Seaforth won the
portable colour television set
and Bob Jewell, the door prize
at the August dance.
Both lodges were well
represented at the District
Council Meeting in April at
which Brother Eric Moore of
Court Benmiller was elected
president for 1974, Also in
April 15 sisters of Court.
Fascination collected $695 for
the Huron County Cancer
Society.
In June, Court Fascination
and Court Constantine
celebrated their 15th birthday
together. Also Court
Fascination presented mint sets
as proficiency awards to John
Kloeze and Martha Robertson
of Colborne Public School, and
to Bob Cox and Helen Hart-
man of Holmesville Public
School.
Court Benmiller made a
special award to Glen Linner of
Colborne School as well.
A good representation of
both lodges attended the an-
nual Church Parade at Lon-
desboro United Church to hear .
High Chaplain Bro, Stan
McDonald speak. Also in the
month of June, some sixty
members of Goderich and
Lucknow Lions were hosted at
the annual Lions and Foresters
steak barbecue at the lodge
hall.
Three long time members of
Forestry, Brothers Wes Joynt,
William Mugford, and Ernest
Holtzhanzen, received .60 year
pins from High Chief Ranger
Bros, Ear) Parsons. At the
same June meeting, fourteen
members were on hand to
receive 25 year pins, - Floyd
Lodge, Raymond Ginn, Alex
Alexander, John Deer, John
McGraw, Cliff McNeil, Doug
McNeil, Frank Bowra, Eugene
Ryan, Horace Horton, Bert
Deer, Elliott Rivett, Ralph
Kingswell and David Harmon,
About one hundred members
were in attendance with
visitors from Hanover London,
Brantford, Atwood -and Kin-
burn. Brother Wally Matzenke
from Kadie was recognized for
his effort in rejuvenating Court
Benmiller in the late fifties,
Both courts have added a.
number .of new members men.
tly ..and have had several fun
days together such as a golf day
and a barbecue.
The following are the main
officers of the two courts;
Court Fascination, - past
president, Doreen Willis.;
president., Marilyn Feagan;
vice-president, Phyllis Fisher,
treasurer, Audrey Kernighan;
secretary, Connie Connelly;
Conductor, Phyllis Cox;
Chaplain, Barbara Hawkins;
Warden, Agnes Moore, Inner
Guard, Dorothy Sowerby;
Outer Guard, Anna Stirling.
District Deputy is Phyllis
Harrison wlith her High Mar-
shall, Isabel Sturdy.
Court Benmiller, past chief
ranger, Allan Webster; chief
ranger, Gerry Ginn; vice-chief
ranger, Gordon Daer; chaplain,
Jack Graham; conductor, Wm,
Jewell; warden,, Ross
ner guard, Bill Black; outer
guard, Geo, Robinson, District
Deputy is Leonard Fisher and.
his high marshal! is Robert CENTURY MARK
A former Auburn resident,
Mrs, Isabelle Hamilton
celebrated her 100th birthday
at Huronview lest Sunday,
August 18 with Open House
held in the craft room,
Her son Thomas and his
Wife, Formelda arranged for
the relatives and friends to
come and see Mrs. Hamilton
Her daughter-in-law pinned a
lovely rose corsage on her.
Bouquets of roses adorned the
room. There was also a large
decorated birthday cake with
candles.
Lunch was served by the
grandchildren and they were
also in charge of the guest
book, Mrs. Hamilton's brother,
Lorne Wilson of Brucefield and
her sister Mrs. Arthur (Marian)
Rutledge of Egmondville were
both present,
Mrs, Hamilton has one son
Thomas of Goderich, seven
grandchildren, 19 great grand-
children and one great-great
grandchild.
Mrs. Hamilton was the for- . mer Isabelle Wilson and was
born at Auburn. She attended
U.S.S. No. 5 Hullett. At the
turn of the century she went to
the. Yukon after she married
George Hamilton and she tells
thrilling experiences of the gold
rush days around Old Crow in
that northern country. Mrs.
Hamilton used to love to relate
many of her adventures and
could hold her audiences for
several hours listening to her.
In 1910 the couple returned
with their small son Thomas
and took up farming until they
retired to Auburn.
Mrs. Hamilton is a member
of St. Mark's Anglican Church,
Auburn, and also had been a
member of the Guild for many
years. She is a charter member
of the Auburn Women's In-
situte. Many relatives and
friends called during the after-
noon to wish her a happy birth-
day.
The guest book, was in
charge of the couple's only son,
Robert and he was assisted in
welcoming the guests by their
four daughters, Mrs. Arnold
(Edith) Roney of Mitchell; Mrs.
Norman (Lila) McClinchey of R
H 2 Auburn; Mrs. Robert
(Edna) Seiler of Long Beach,
California; and Mrs. Ralph
(Ellen) Jackson of Mitchell,
Assisting the bride and
groom of 40 years in receiving
the guests were My. and Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell who were
the attendants 40 years agn:l.
Mrs. Kirkconnell is the groom's
sister.
Tea and lunch was served by
grand-daughters, Cathy
McClinchey, R R 2 Auburn;
Mary Lee and Laurel Roney,
Mitchell; Susan and , Nancy
Seiler, Long Beach, California;
and Sharon and Leone Jackson
of Mitchell. Assisting in the kit-
chen was Mrs. Bert Daer of
Blyth and Mrs. Ross Daer of
Auburn.
A smorgasbord supper was
enjoyed at 5 p.m. when nieces
and nephews and close friends,
joined Mr. and Mrs. Daer and
their family.
Mr. and Mrs. Daer were
married at the Baptist. Par-
sonage at Clinton by Rev. G.
W. Sherman on August 25,
1934. Following their marriage
they resided on their farm in
Hullett Township until they
moved to Auburn 16 years ago.
He was employed by James T.
Craig and Son Sawmill for
several years.
They are both members of St.
Mark's Anglican Church and
she is a member of the
Anglican Church Women.
Mr. Daer has one brother,
Bert of Blyth and one sister,
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell of
Auburn. They have 11 grand-
children and all were present
except the eldest one, Rodger
Roney of Mitchell who was on
a Young Voyageurs' trip to
Quebec at the time ofgtbeievent
representing Mitchell District
High School.
The 139 guests were present
from Long Beach, California,
Kitchener, London, Goderich,
Wingham, Clinton, Seaforth,
Brussels and the surrounding
district..