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But how Tally programs- do
you listen to every single
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This Zs An I
INVITATION TO. ALL CITIZENS
OF CLINTON AND DISTRICT
''To Attend The
Remembrance'Day Service
n Clinton Legiou Memorial Hall,
KIRK STREET, CLII4TON
Sunday / November 11
at 9.45 o.m. °
A Special Invitatipn is extended to all -Veterans (whether
Legion members or not) to march in the
• • parade to the hall.
The pdrade forms at the old Public School Grounds
promptly at 9 a.m. .
RCAF Station 'Clinton Trumpet
Band will lead the Parade.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Reid and Mr.
and Mrs. Anson Coleman, spent
the weekend with firehd,s in DP.
trait,
A Remembrance Pay Service
will be held in the United Church
Sunday,. November 31, at ,g
with Rev. T. J. Pitt in charge and,
Rev, S.. Davidson, Brucefieid, assts
ting in the servtee.
Members of . Varna LOL 100,5.
with their wives and families held
their annual fowl supper in the
Orange Hall, on Friday evening
last. After the supper a short
program was presented.
Cats a-nd Ntaidens in Back, Shop
These fanciful creatures visited the baek shop of the News,
"Record on Hallowe'en night, :Moir visit did not disturb linotypist
Frank IVIcEwan because the paper, must be gotten out, whether
black cats and wierdly prim young maidens, decide to call or not.
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Mee Goderich Lads In Jail After
Series Of Assaults And Accidents
Nobess, 19, RCAF Spation Clinton.
She reported a quarrel between
her escort, Dalton and Ted Boyce.
Dalton Boyce chaied Nobess up the
road, she said, and then Boucher
and Peters offered to drive her
back to Goderich. In the town
the Boucher car was cut off •by
another car, Dalton Boyce jUmped
out and hit Boucher, said Miss
Maize.
Boucher then drove off toward
Clinton at speeds• up to 80 MPH
because, he said, he was scared of
two other cars following him. He
said they tried to pass On either
side of the car.
Boucher Oalmed .he was bumped
by one of the-cars, he lost control
and the car spun into the ditch.
Miss Maize said she recognized the
Berry car and that it did not stop.
Another car driven by Douglas
Kerr did stop„she skid.
Kerr was fined $50 and costs or
one month in jail for contempt of
court- in failing to answer a sum-
mons in connection with the car.
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A wave of teen-aged crime was
dealt a, set-back last Thursday'
when Magistrate ID. E. Holmes
sentenced three district youths to
jail terms on charges ranging from
criminal negligenee to assault and
being in possession of dangerous
weapons. •
Donald Laws, 19, Goderich, de-
scribed by police as the ringleader
in a number of recent episodes of
assault and -Ia*lessness, was sen4
tented to one year definite and one
year indeterminate. in reformatory
on a charge of possessing a danger-
ous weapon, a jagged, broken piece
of beer bottle which he allegedly
used to theaten a number of other
boys in a fracas at a dance hall in
i Dungannon.
Laws• was also fined• $50 and
costs or one month in jail on a
second -offence of driving while
his licence was suspelided. He
was, remanded in cutody a weke
for preliminary hearing on a char-
ge of raping ,a 15-year-old coder.,
ich girl.
Robert Alexander Berry, 19,
Goderich, was, sentenced to three
months in jail.:loy Magistrate D. E.
Holmes last week on, a criminal
negligence charge arising out of a
fracas at .a dance hall near the
County town. Upon his release, he
has been ordered to leave town.
The chargé had resulted' 'from
an accident' near Hohnesville
early Sunday morning, September
23, when a car driven by Gerald
Boucher, RCAF Stations • Clinton
went out of \Control and 'turned
over. Boucher claimed he had
been chased by two other cars.
Passengers in the Boucher car
who miraculously ',escaped injury,
were Stanley Peters, 19, and ,Ths-
eph Williamson, 20, both of RCAF
Station. Clinton; Marlene Malze,
17, DungannOn and Alfred Mitch-
ell, 15, Goderich,
Dalton K Boyce„Goderich, who
pleaded guilty to assaulting Bauch),
er, received a month in jail plus a
'month for disorderly conduct at
the dance:*
Apparently Miss Maize had at-
tended ,a. dance at Melody Ranch,
near Goderich with Ronald
unter,
ipy*our IIeytaail, correspondent)
St, i6eter1.0. Lathe= Church,
Zurich, with a floral background
of tall standards of 'mums and
ferns, Was the setting for a charm-
In wedding on Saturday, Oeteber
27, when Agnes Marlene Hunter,
daughter of Mr% and Mrs, Leonard
Hunter, Clinton, and Jack Albert
Adkins, son of Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Adkins, .Zurich, .exchanged mar-
riage vows, Rev. 0, Winter ogle,.
fated,
Traditional wedding music was.
provided by Mrs. A. Haberer who
mccompanied the soloist, Ron.
Heimrich who sang, "The Wedding
Prayer" and "The Lord's Prayer"
Given in marriage by her uncle
Joseph Hart,. Clinton, the bride
was lovely in a ballerina-length
gown of white nylons net over sat-
in, stYled with a fitted boslice of
'English lace, Peter Pan collar and'
lily point sleeves, Her shoulder
le4gth veil of French illusion lace
was caught to a coronet of .sequins
and pearls, and she carried a white
Bible crested with red roses.
• Attending as matron of honor,
Mrs. Wilmer Adkins, Cromarty,
sister-inelaw of the bride wore a
govyrt of aqua nylon net over taf-
feta., with headdress of sequins
andTharried aqua roses and white
'"'mums. As bridesmaid, Mrs. How-
ard Smale, Hensall, sister Of the
bride, and Miss Marilyn • Miller,
Clinton, were . gowned .in yellow
nylorenet over taffeta, with match-
1114 headdresses of sequins,' and
carried colonial bouquets of yellow
roses and white 'mums.
Flower girls Shirley Smile and
Dianne Adkins, •nieces of ;the bride,
"Gee, Mum-7;s
it supper time
already?" -
Sauder-Trewartha
In the chapel of Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton, on Satur-
day, October 27, wedding vows
were exchanged by Barbara Len-
ora Trewartha, Winthrop, and
Mahlon Sauder, Zurich.
The bride is the daughter' of Mr.
and Mrs, Irwin Trewartha, Win-
throp, and the 'groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sauder, St.
Jacobs. The ceremony was per-
formed' by Rev, A. Glen Eagle,
Clinton, and Mrs. Ernest • Waters;
Arthur played traditional wedding
music,
The bride wore an ankle-length
gown of white lace over slipQer
satin, fashioned with matching b 1-
ero 'and' lily' point sleeves , with a
pearl-trimmed collar. Her finger-
tip veil fell, from -a/ headdress of
pearls, and she carried a bouquet
of white 'mums tied with a blue
ribbon.
Bridesmaid was Miss Jean Wa-
ters, Arthur, who wore an ankle-
length gOwn of light grey taffeta
with a pink fleck and a small pink
hat, trimmed with pearls. She
carried a bouqu4 of pink 'mums.
Ronal/ Trewartha, Winthrop,
was groomsman.
A reception was- jaeld at the home
of , the bride's parents. Serving
the wedding dinner were Miss
Betty Campbell, Mrs. Joseph Little
and Mrs. Harold Pryce,
For travelling the bride donned:
a brown taffeta dress with brown
accessories and a fur jacket. She
wore a corsage of yellow 'mums.
The grooms gift to the Ibride
was a fur jacket; to the grooms-
Man, tie pin and cuff link set, and
the bride's' gift to the bridesmaid
Was a gold necklace and earrings.
After a wedding trip South, the
couple will reside inZurich. Guests
were• present from Arthur, St. Jac-
obs, Clinton, Seaforth and Win-
throp.
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Armistice Pav ,
Service At
Hensall Cenotaph
(By our Hensall correspondent),
Armistice day service will be ob-
served in the United Church on
November 11, at 11 a,m., when,
Rev. Donald. MacDonald will be
guest speaker. Preceeding ' this
service a service will be held at
the Cenotaph at 10.45 and wreaths
Will be placed. Members of the
Legion, Ladies' Auxiliary, Girl
Guides, Brownies, Boy Scouts and
Cubs will meet in the station area,
and will march in a body to the
church.
Clinton Teachers
At.Wgional:
Misses', Johnston, v. J swan
and O. Johnson, Clinton, and Mrs,
Agnes Mason, Seaforth,- attended
a fall conference of the Federation
of Women Teachers' tssociation
on Saturday, October 2,7, in Ches-
ley l~Clblic SehoOl,
Miss Roberta 4amoiistone, Owen
Sound, regional convener, presided
over the meeting which was, atten-
ded by. about 125 teachers, After
a short period of devotions, reports
were received from various corn,
A highlight of the meeting was
the formation of two > discussion
groups which met to study the
booklet "You" which bas, been sent
to all Federation member, This.
book deals with the many impor-
tant "publics" which a teacher
has,' such: as pupils, par,ents, prin-
cipals and clergy. Miss L. John-
.ston) Clinton, very ably led one of
these discussion groups.
At noon, '.following -a delicious
turkey dinner, Miss' Edna Walker,
past president of F,W,T.A.O, ad-
dressed' the teachers.. She explain-
ed the organization of "The Stoth-
ers' E'xeeptional Child Foundation"
the purpose of whicheis to arrange
for free - consultations between
'parents of exceptional children and
experts in the -training field.
District Weddings
' were froelced in. pink nylon net
over taffeta with matching head, -
dresses and carried .nosegays of
pink and white 'mums.
Wilmer Adkins was: his. brother's
groomsman. Howard !Smale and
Earl Soldan, Hensall, ushered.
For a reception for 00_ guests at
the New Commercial Hotel, Hen-
sail, the bride's Mather received
wearing a navy and white ensem-
ble, the • groom!S mother chose a
gown of navy and white, and each.
wore. a corsage of pink roses.
Quests attended from Toronto,
Windsor, Kitchener, Clinton, Zur-
ich.- and E.eter.
For travelling to Eastern and
Western United States teh bride
donned a charcoal , grey sheath
dress, over which was worn a blue.
tweed coat, pink accessories and
corsage "of pink orchids.
Mr, and Mrs. Adkins will reside
in Hensall,
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