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Clinton News-Record, 1976-04-29, Page 12P40 to new .:Per4r. and 1dents .... in Gilcresf family from Holmesville to the. former Walter .Scot residence; Mr. and Mrs. fan renviIleSmitb trent ingville to the village; and the McCullough family from Vanastra to the former Luther sanclers'residence. Jim Thompson and Sheila Baker of Winthrop spent the weekend in Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. Barry PowleY, Jason and Jonathan. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz- cator, , Debbie and Michael visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scottand Dwayne of Parkhill. Misses Margie Whyte and Marilyn Day of Guelph were Sunday callers with Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Bill and Mr. Harold Whyte. A number of people from the community were guests at the wedding and reception for John Wammes and Cathy Vanden Hoven on Saturday. April 24th. The wedding was held at St. Bridgids Church with the reception at Brodhagen Hall. Those attending were his. parents Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes, and Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven, Sharon and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Memel., Mrs. George McIlwain, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate. Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos, Michael. Andy and Kathy visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bos, Arnold and John at Mitchell. Steven, Sharon and Kenny returned home having spent Saturday to Sunday evening with their grand- parents. 411 ibe seventh meet .uburn I 01 Club Was held at 4 home of Mrs. John 110debrand. Sherry Verbeeb :presided in the absence of the t'presklent, Marilyn Wight - W00444" heict 140 tt, Iw u1 vin Scrlptue was read bY Mrs. inter TrOtrittlert the Rev. e Slater ogram in The minutes were accepted Fred Carson spoke for !.; as read by the secretary meditati4M OR the theme. Anita Dame. Roll call was Victory corer death, nswered by naming one The Minutea Of thePrOVIOus place in which to use the meeting were accepted as french knot. read hy the secretary MM. Mrs. Hildebrand and Mrs. John. Daer, The. treasurer. Donald Cartwright talked Mrs. Thomas naggitt gave about Achievement Day on the financial statement. May 29. The girls will Roll call was answered by a demonstrate how to enlarge Bible verse about the Apostle and transfer a design. The Thomas,. The travellingapron • girls then worked on their received a penny for each articles. letter in The Day of The eighth meeting of Resurrection. Auburn 1 -Astitcho Bunnies 4- An invitation to Brussels 11 club,was held at the home A.C.W. was accepted for May of Mrs. John Hildebrand, the 19. Other business was assistant leader. discussed and this was Roll call was answered by followed by an auction. showing your free choice A delicious lunch was article and tell your favorite served by Mrs. naggitt stitch. Mrs. Hildebrand assisted by Mrs. Donald demonstrated how to ap- Cartwright. plique and the leader and Mrs. Hildebrand, discussed needlework. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Cartwright on May 10 at 6:30 p.m. Plans were made for Achievement Day. SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Roxy Caves is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jardin and family of Kitchener spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alldh Reed (nee Gail Seers) on the birth of their son in St. Joseph's .Hospital, London, on Apri117. Archie Robinson Of Clinton and his sister, Mrs. Edna Griensen of Detroit visited with Mrs. Be Allen last Elva Straughan visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Clayton Robertson and Mr. Robertson at Meaford. Misses Jean Houston, Jean Jamieson and Jean Wilson, all of Toronto visited last week with Mrs. Frances Clark. Mrs. Bert Taylor has returned home after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. M.H. Martin in Goderich. Mrs. Bell Allen is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. SyMpatity and one baby 4.44 c011illnittee, ficbrOtIght in the slate - of of4s for the coming year which was ac- cepted. Mrs. Ivan Wightrnan presided for the election. Past president. Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; President, Mrs. Eleanor Braditock; first vice-president Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson; secretary.. treasurer, Mrs. Donald Haines; assistant secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall ,District Director, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt; visiting committee, Mrs. Major Youngblut, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Myrtle Munro; card convener, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell; pianists. Mrs. Catherine Jackson, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall; Branch Directors, Mrs. Donald Cartwright, Mrs. Thomas Jardin, Mrs. Oliver Ander- son, Mrs. Beth Lansing, Telephone Committee, Mrs. Elva Straughan, Mrs. Torrance Tabb, Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Standing Committee conveners, Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Arnold Craig, Mrs. Gordon Powell; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Jessie Naylor; Education & Cultural Activities, Mrs. John Stadelmann, Mrs. Thomas Lawlor:- Family & Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Wilfred San- derson, Mrs. Roy Daer: Resolutions, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. Ed Davies; Public Relations officer, Mrs. Leonard Archambault: Curator, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.; Tweedmuir Village History Committee, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Thomas Jardin, Mrs. Frances Clark and Mr. Arthur Youngblut. SentAlutiP8 the year. Reports of the conveners of standing committees were accepted as given: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. William 'EmPeY; Citizenship and Wood Affairs, Mrs. Ralph Munro and Mrs. Oliver Anderson; Education and Cultural Activities. Mrs. Thomas, Lawlor and Mrs. John Stadelmann; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Roy Daer and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson; Rest:41100ns, Mrs. Toe Hickey and Mrs. Beth Lansing; Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Frank Raithby, and curator, Mrs. Thomas, „ Haggitt.Roll call was answered by telling about the craft you brought. Quilts, ceramics etc. were on display. Prizes went to Mrs. Gordon Poivell for having the most guests on Easter Sunday; birthday nearest date, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson; most pennies in purse, Mrs. Ed Davies. The guest speaker, Mrs. Arnold Cook was introduced by Mrs. Donald Haines. She told about her hobby of painting and had on display about 15 pictures which she had done. Mrs. Thomas Lawlor thanked her and presented her with a gift. The district president, Mrs. Ivan Wightman brought greetings- and spoke a few words. Mrs. Eleanor Brad - nock thanked her and presented her with a gift. • Mrs. Haggitt read an in- teresting article on the life of WI ANNUAL Mrs. Horace Dodge of Grosse Point, Mich. and told about The annual meeting and her estate called Rose smorgasbord banquet was Terrace. The 75 room home held by the Auburn Women's Louis 15th mansion cost 5 Institute last Tuesday in the million ' dollars. She died at Auburn Community theageof 102. Memorial hall with dinner Mrs. Jessie Naylor, con - starting at 12:30. The tables vener of the nomi natin g were attractively decorated and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, week. the president was in charge. Easter visitors with - Mr. All partook of the pot -luck and Mrs. Leonard dinner set up by Mrs. Ken - Archambault and Marilyn neth McDougall, Mrs. Oliver were Mr. Rick Archatlibauft, Anderson and Mrs. Gordon Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. Naylor. Douglas Archambault and Mrs. Haggitt opened the Lorri Lynn of Barrie: Mr a and meeting with the poem, "Do Mrs. Donald Parker of you just belong?" followed by Goderich and Mrs. Edna the minutes read by the Duncalfe of Toronto. secretary Mrs. Donald Prize winners at. the Haines. She also gave the Auburn weekly euchre party financial statement for the were novelty, Mrs. Donald month and the year. Haines, high man, Thomas An invitation to the Haggitt, low 'man, Stephen Florence Nightingale tea at Park, high lady, Mrs. Ted Clinton and also notice of the Mills, low lady, Mrs. Albert Hurdii County Historical McFarlane. Society to be held in Varna on Easter holiday guests with May 19th. It was announced Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson that the 411 Achievement Day Rodger were Mr. and Mrs. would be held at Blyth on May • Norman Rodger of Scarboro 29th. and Mrs. Pearl Rollinson of The motto, Resolve to live Toronto. up to the Mary Stewart Congratulations Co Miss 'Collect, was given by Mrs. Janice Daer who successfully Kenneth McDougall. Plans passed conasta tango in were made to go out to dinner • figure skating at recent tests on May 5th at the Benmiller held in Wingham last month. Inn and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt - Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson and Mrs. Oliver Anderson Rodger visited in Victoria was Teft in charge of Hospital with their daughter, arrangements. Mrs. William Helesic of The annual meeting took Goderich who is a patient place. The auditors report there following surgery. was given by Mrs. Beth Lansing. The card report ACW prepared by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell was given by The April meeting of the St. Mrs. Donald Cartwright. It Mark's Anglican Church showed 32 get -well cards, 12 1. Local obituary • DANIEL BEUERMAN Long-time McKillop reeve until his retirement at the end of 1963 Daniel G. Beuerman, RR 4, Walton, died in Huronview on Tuesday, April 13. He was 87. Born in McKillop the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Heinrich Beuerman he was educated in the township. A life-long resident of.McKillop, he farmed there until 1959 when he retired from active farming. His wife, the former Edith Mueller to whom he was married in 1920, predeceased him in 1971. Keenly interested in municipal affairs Mr. Beuerman served on the McKillop Township council for 21 years and was reeve for 16 years - the longest period during which anyone had occupied the office. Mr. Beuerman is survived From The Family Family Ring The birthstones of each of her children are dolicatoly set in aattradiVe gold or silver ring, A most thoughtful and lasting gift, sure to be cherished for years to come. Order it today - its yours tomorrow. from JEWELLERY GODERICK ONT. At that Mall 1,4 NM. FN. 524-2924 104 Sat. r•• Countries participating itt the Olympics this year are represented by snide* of florin centennial. School; flrneelleld In their well performed °Olympic Celebration". The concert can be seen tonight at 8 p,,rn, (News-Recerd photo) WI installs officers Mrs. Al Hoggarth was installed as president of Kippen East WI at the annual meeting which was preceded by a pot luck supper. The roll call was answered by "naming your first school teacher" and bringing an old time and present picture of your farm or house. , The motto, "don't clutter Up your life needlessly" was given by Mrs. Hugh Parsons. Mrs. H. Caldwell and Mrs. Grant Mac Lean were presented with life mem- bership pins and certificates. Mrs. E: Whitehouse gave current events. Mrs. H. Caldwell , chairm-n of the nominating commit ee, gave the report and- Mrs. R). Bell was in charge of the erection and installation of officers and convenors. A bit of fun and nonsense followed with a hit and miss fashion show, readings and a sing song. Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Grace Drummond received a gift for perfect attendance, Mona Alderdice, for taking Grace Drummond to the hospital and Phyliss Parson for correctly guessing what was in the parcel. Secret pals. identity was by one son, Robert J., of RR 4, revealed. Reports indicated Walton; one daughter. Mrs. the meetings had been very Rots (Nita) Leonhardt,9f R interesting, educational and 1, Bornholm; one sister, Mrs. -humourous. Members had Rhinold (Martha) Kahle, of contributed to the Erland Lee Mitchell; one brother, Horne Fund . pennies for Manuel Beuerman, of friendship and nutrition Brodhagen; and five gran- education. They had also dchildren. given help to a burned out The remains rested at the R.S. Box Funeral Horne in Seaforth, until April 17 when services were held at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Brodhagen with Rev. Arthur Horst officiating. Burial followed in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wayne Beuerman, Ross Kahle, Wilbur Chamber, Lorne Scholl, Harvey Beuerman, Bill Beuerman. Flower - bearers were -his five gran- dchildren, . Kim Leonhardt, Kathy Leonhardt, Paul Beuerman, Phyllis Beuer- man, Perry Beuerman. Mother's Day is May Order Early' Hanging Ropes and Pots .rt t1/44 V4kel7141.; 4 '14; Cut Bouquets Arrangements r10° sza With a wide variety of Tropical' plants • FloweringPlants LC. Cooke Florist 81. Ong.. St. Smith, Clinton 4824012 "Flowers for every occasion." =.4.111.$411. B Rena Caldwell family and another needy family. The cook book went on sale. They had a booth at the Bean Festival, several bake sales, euchres and a yard sale, and enjoyed a bus trip and bowling and entertained the patients at Huronview and Blue Water Rest Home to a birthday party. Mrs. R. Kinsman was in charge of the business. Mrs. Al Hoggarth, leader of the winners of the roll call con- test, was in charge of the program and Mrs. H. Cald- well leader of the losers was in charge of the pot luck supper. The following officers and convenors were elected: honourary president, Mrs. Robert Kinsman; president, Mrs. Al Hoggarth; first vice. Mrs. Dave Triebner ; secretary. Mrs. Stewart Pepper; treasurer, Mrs. - Harold Parsons: district director, Mrs. Robert Kin- will present the Cantata. sman; alternate districc."Sam " at Kippen at 10 a.m. director. Mrs. • Jame,s and at Brucefieid at 11:30 Drummond; public relations, Mrs. Harry Caldwell; branch directors, Mrs. Harry 'Caldwell, Mrs. Grant MacLean, Mrs. Vern Alderdice; resolutions. Mrs. Dave Triebner; sunshine, Mrs. Jack Sinclair; assistant sunshine, Mrs. Campbell Eyre; curator, Mrs. Hugh Parsons; sewing, Mrs. Alex McGregor; education and cultural activities, Mrs. Vern Alderdice and Mrs. Jas Drummond: family and consumer affairs, Mrs. Grant • McLean and Mrs. Campbell Eyre; agriculture .and Canadian industries, Mrs. Robert Bell arid Mrs. Ernest Whitehouse; citizenship and world affairs, Mrs. M. Connolly and Mrs. James Chalmers; pianist. Mrs. Ross Broadfoot; assistant, Mrs. Jack Sinclair and auditors, Mrs. Charles Eyre and Mrs. Robert Bell. Rural Life Sunday was held in St. Andrew's United Church and Brucefield United Church last Sunday. The Dedication of the Soil, the Seed and the Sower was held with the members of the 4-H taking part in the person of Miss Sharon Finlayson and Mr. Les Consitt at Kippen and Miss Gayle Horton and Mr. David Townsend in Brucefield. Rev. Stephens spoke on the theme, !'Fallow Ground". Next Sunday, the Exeter United Church Junior Choir a.m. Personals Mr. Elzar Mousseau is a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cooper and family have moved back to Canada. 11cA Take NADtAN CANCER SOCIM good care of yourself. Independent Skipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept. Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotchmer Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAY F.I ELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-up tf.- The "Main Corner" when you're * BUILDING * REMODELLING * DECORATING, Did you get all your inside tabs How about panelling? It's all here - 100's of Sheets -- done this winter? No? FROM S3•95 TO SIDEWALKPATIO SLABS $2 - " EA. STONES CURBS • FLOWER BED EDGING • WHITE STONE CHIPS Increase's on window Products, are imminent ... • there's a large stock of FROM SASKLESS 521 • 93 PICTURE S EMI 45. UNITS FROM • WINDOWS 'AA/. 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