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Phone HU 2-7021 - Clinton, 04.
48-50-b
CL I W W2:70C:A
Hugh C. Cameron
Service was conducted on Mon-
day, November 25, in the Ball and
Mutch funeral home, for the late
Hugh Duncall Cameron, who pas-
sed away at his home on Orange
Street, Clinton, on Saturday.
The Rev. J. A. McKim, Wesley-
Willis United Church, officiated,
and interment was in Baird's
Cemetery/ Stanley Township. Pall-
bearers were Harry Fuss, Bruce
Walker, Robin McAllister, James
McAllister, Cleave Cochrane, Stan-
ley Love.
Flower-tearers were six grand-
children, Cameron and Robert Ad-
dison,, Wayne . Grigg, Kenneth
Moon, Donald and Bruce Lock-
hart.
Born on September 25, 1879, ,Mr.
Cameron was the son of the late
John Cameron and Janet McDiar-
rnid, Stanley Township. He' mar-
ried Jean Cochrane. After some
years spent in Western Canada,
Mr. Cameron had lived in Clinton
for the past 38 years.
He was a member of Wesley-
Willis United Church, where he
was a former member of the Bpard
of Stewards. He had served on
the Clinton Library Board for a
number of years. He was a car-
penter by trade, and also for some
years he had been the official is-
suer of motor vehicle licences in
this area.
A staunch Liberal all his life, he
was a member of the Clinton• Lib-
eral Association,
Surviving besides his wife are
one son, John M. Cameron; five
daughters, Mrs. Glen (Kathleen)
Lockhart, EXeter; Mrs. Alex (Jes-
sie) Addison, Clinton; Mrs. Car-
men (Agnes) "Moon, Londesboro;
Mrs. A. (Jean) Larocque, Mont-
real, and Mrs. William (Mary)
Grigg, Clinton; two sisters, Mrs.
William, Henry, Hensall, and Mrs.
Hugh Aikenihead, Brucefield.
IVIVIS
Met In Church
The November meeting, of W'es-
ley*Willis Woman's Missionary So-
ciety was held in the .church par,
lors on Thursday, November 14, at
2,30 pan, Mrs. N, Holland presid-
ed hi absence of tiVfrs, C, IsTeIS'On,
For the 'Christmas meeting the
mother's group and associate help-
ers will be invited. The nOhliha--
thig committee members are Mrs,
Hearn, Miss Stone and . Miss' V,
Jamieson, 12 members 'answered
_roll call,
Mrs. L. Jervis was appointed to
the resolution committee of pies"
bYterial. Supply committee read
letters of thanks for bales sent in
the summer. Reports of the see..
tonal meeting were given by Miss
V. Jamieson and Bertha Diehl,
Mrs. Shepherd took charge,
Mrs. Laidlaw read , the Scripture
Phil, 1; 27-30, 2; 1-4 and Mrs. Shel:fr
herd took the devotional and Pray-
er, Then she took the study book
On Japan and refered to making a
scrap book. In. 1959 Japan will
celebrate 100 years of protestant •
missions,
Members were favored by a solo
sung by Mrs. D, Andrews, after
which Mrs, Shepherd .told of work
being done 'by the men in Japan.
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See Our Special
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SUNBEAM IRONRASTER, Steam or Dry Special at $13.95
CHRISTMAS TREE STANDS Reg. $1.49 - $ .98
PROCTOR DELUXE TOASTER Reg. $19.95 - $15.95
BATH SCALES $6.39 -- 5 Foot TOBOGGAN• $ 6.79
FILTRO ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR, 8-cup Real Buy at $11.49
HOCKEY STICK, TAPE and PUCK ..... Reg. $2.00 Special $ 1.49
HAMILTON BEACH. PORTABLE FOOD MIXERS,
5 Year Warranty Special at $19.95
Santa's Coming
to
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HARDWARE
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 30
2 to 4 p.m.
HARDWARE and FURNITURE
Phone HU 2-9505
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The County is digging up the
'treet around the Community Ar-
ena, part of Brock, Richmond and
Elizabeth, and filling it with grav-
el, which will be paved next year
with asphalt.
Master Beverley Hamilton,°was
a weekend visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Sim Raobol.
Herb Hedden who has been a
patient at South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, has returned' home.
Miss Myra, Roobol, nurse-in-
training at Vitoria Hosiptal, Lon-
don, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr .and Mrs. Sim Roobol.
(Next to Bank of Montreal)
IS SORRY THAT 'IT CAN NO
LONGER ACCEPT ADULT'S
USED CLOTHING.
But lS still 'accepting Children's
Good Used Clothing. Many
good children's clothing
bays on our racks.
KINETTE NEARLY-NU
SHOPPE
!attfra. Vrriest pos.,. who has been
president of the Clintonian Club,
vacated that position last month,
and ;graduated to the post of him-
oura.ry president. Mrs, T, O'con-
nell suceeeds to the job of .presi-
dent.
The Clintonian Club is the Clin-
ton branch of the Mary Hastings
Club. . ,
;Other officers .elected at the
meeting held in the Town Hall .on
November 13 were vice-presidents,
Mrs. E. Radford and MrS, j. John-
son; secretary, Mrs. A, Venner;
treasurer, Mrs. Ross Merrill and
press secretary, Mrs. Violet Hab-
good; finance, Mrs. T. Leppin,gton,
Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Monaghan and
Mrs. Habgood; cards and boxes,
'Mrs. Layton and Mrs. N. Carter;
work committee, Mrs. Ings, Mrs.
Aldington and.Mrs. Reid;pro-
grams, three names to be drawn
each month, -
Mrs. Epps presided for the early
part of the meeting during which
Old business was' dealt with, ,Mrs.
Ings_. gave a report on, her visit. to
the London convention, There'
were 28 members and two visitors
in attendance. Mrs. Eipps welcom-
ed the new president and wished
her good, luck in the year ahead
Under the leadership of presi-
dent Mrs. T. O'Connell, the group
decided 'Upon a 25 cent member-
ship fee. The December meeting
will be a combination Christmas
and birthday party, for which Mrs.
Epps offered her horrid; Those at-.
tending will bring their own dish-
es for the lunch, and there will be
a gift exchange, not to exceed 50
cents.
The KINETTE Club
Nearly Nu Shoppe,
Clintonians Have
New President
Mrs. T. O'Connell
HENS= Mrs. H. B. Combe
Mrs, H. B, Conrbe, formerly of
Clinton, ',died early Friday, Nov-
ember 22, at Halifax, N.S., where
She had been living for the last
few years. She had been in poor
health .for some time.
Mrs. Combo, the former Julia
Isabel Dunsmore, was born at
Mitchell, daughter of the late Dr.
and Mrs. J. M. Dunsmore. She
trained as a nurse -at Woodstock
General Hospital, and soon after
married Hugh Barry Combe, of
Clinton.
During' the First World War,
Col. Combe raised the 161st (Hur-
on) Battalion, CEF, and went
Overseas with it as the command-
ing officer. He died in October,
1945,
An only son, Lieut. Owen Combe
was killed in France during the
Second World War while -serving
.with the Essex Scottish of Can-
ada.
Mrs. Combo was a member of
the Anglican Church. Surviving
are two daughters, Mrs. Fletcher
(Barry) Troop, Halifax, N.S.;
Mrs. Robert (Agnes) McKee, Qr-
illia, one • grandsori„Gilbert
'Troop, Halifax; tWos-Sister% Mrs.
J. A. (Margaret)' Gray,' Vancouver
B.C.; Mrs. Amy Martinson, Win-
nipeg, Man.; a half-sister, Miss
W. B. Dunsmore, 45 , Young's St.,
48b Stratford; two half-brothers, Co-
oper H. Dunsmore, Kamloops, B.C.
and. J.. M. Dunsmore, 74 William
St., Stratford.
The funeral was Held Monday
afternoon at Halifax, with burial
in that city.
Mrs. George Wilson
Named LOBA
Worthy Mistress
After a delicious turkey supper
served at the Commercial Inn, the'
LOBA held their regular. meeting
in the lodge room on November
26. Many plans were made for the
Christmas season including our
card party and, draw for the lucky
quilt to be held next Tuesday,
December 3.
The following officers were elec-
ted for 1958: Immediate Past Mis-
tress, Mrs. Wilfred Glazier; Wor-
thy Mistress, Mrs. George Wilson;
Deputy Mistress, Mrs. Tom O'Con-
nell; Junior Deputy Mistress, Mrs.
Peter Harrison; chaplain, Miss
Clara Harrison; secretary, Mrs.
Clayton Hogins'; finance secretary,
Mrs. William McIllwain; treasurer,
Mrs. Waldby Burtor,z; guardian,
Mrs. Henry Six:mien; director of
ceremonies, Mrs. ' Wilfred Col-
clough; senior elector, Mrs. Ninian
Heard; junior elector, Mrs, Alex
McilVfichael; inner guard, Mrs:
Doug Freeman; outer guard, Mr.
Tam Deeves; second: visitor com-
mittee, Mrs. Wes. Shobbrook; sec-
ond' committee, Mrs. Tom Deeves;
third committee, Mrs. Len Hunter;
fourth committee, Mrs. Roy
(By Janet Sharp) "
The first meeting of the Clinton
4,11i Homemaker's Club was held
Friday, November 8, at the home
of Mrs. M. Batkin.
The following officers were elec.-
ted: president, Mary Jean Coign.-
holm; vice-president, Marion Dale;
secretary, Joan Johnston; tre4sur.
er, Myrtle Collins; pianist, Emily
'Collins; press reporter, Janet
Sharp.
In this unit which is "Working
with Wool" the girls, will learn
how to make, care for and store a.
wool -skirt or jumper, Mrs: Bat-,
kin 'gave a talk about the qualities
of , wool and the girls received
Samples. of different kinds of wool,
Everyone was to think of a,,name
for _the club.
The leaders of this club are Mrs.
M. Batkin and Mrs, W. Ross. The.
members are: Mary ,Jean. Colqu-
houn, Joan Johnston, Emily Col-
lins, Marion Dale, Jean Booth,
Janet Sharp, Myrtle Collins, Elaine
Brawn, Meryln Hough,
The hpeond meeting was held
Friday, November 15. The girls
decided to call the club' "The Clin-
ton Woollen Club." They also de-
cided to make their record books
out of black bristol board with, the
club name and lambs put on with
white ink, •
The girls when given suggest-
ions on what style of skirt to make
to suit their figure. The roll call
which was to bring a piece 'of mat-
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answered by all members present.
The meeting ended, with an en-
joyable lunch.
$2,000 Damage To
Bay field Car,
No ,One Badly Hurt
(By our .44 yellow correspondent)
Warner Payne was involved in
an automobile accident on 'lines-
day :night, one mile west of Seb-,
ringyille on, Highway 8, whenl-e-
turning from the 'hockey game
at ateheaPT, Other occupants of
the car were Jack Salter, Strat,
ford, Tom Shanahan, .Clinton;
Ralph Boyd, Mitchell; Douglas.
McCready, Tharnesford.
Payne swerved . to miss hitting'.
a -stalled car, His vehicle rolled
into the .0i* and came to rest
upside down, Before the -men got
out of the ear,, a second driver
swerved tk miss the stalled one,
hit the ditch and rolled into the
Payne car. " The lone :occupant
was not injured,
None of the ,occupants of the
Payne car was seriously injured.
Payne, Salter and McCready were
treated for cuts and abrasions
at Stratford General Hospital and
released..
Damage to Payne's • car was
estimated at $2,000 and the other
one, at $900, Warner is• wearing
a bandage on one., hand. but ex-,
pected to go back to work with
the Ontario Department of High-
ways on Thursday.
This Week the Lucky
No. is 2100
Cheek your Calendar.' If the
number matches, take the
Calciular • to, Our office and
claim your $3.00 credit.
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