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Three Guilty. Pleas Heard in Court
Magistrate'Holmes -Warns Young Driver
Three men plead guilty to var- ted in a collision with the wrecker
bow Offences under the Highway at South End Cities Service-, Mr..
Traffic Act on Tuesday morning in Miles had been coming from Grand.
Clinton Court, Magistrate D, E. Bend,
-.112411.).P.S Presided, Joseph Powell, 16, was charged
with .careless driving, on Mary
Street, which resulted in knocking
over a hydro pole. Chief H. H.
Thompson gave evidence showing
that Powell had a number of bot-
*les of beer in the car, and when
the constable arrived at the scene
of the accident, was putting a bet- VIIIII11.14‘01.1100.11""gr
tie wine under the steps at the
Clinton Hosiery Mill,
Magistrate Holmes warned him,
saying, "I'm net a prohibitionist,
but to start out now at your age,
over-indulging, is a very foolish
thing to do." The magistrate with-
beld judgement until June 16, pen-
ding payment of $121 damage to
the pole,
Squadron Leader Stephen Lobe-
dovick, RCAF Station Clinton (and
Vancouver, BC) was charged with
careless driving resulting in his
car striking a truck attached to
a house trailer on the township
road leading past Adastral Park
at Station Clinton, Fine was $15
and costs.
AC1 Kenneth V. Miles, 21, RC-
AF. Station Clinton, was charged
With impaired driving which resul-
Magistrate Holmes spoke of the
summer resort: "The ruination of
many women and of many men,
eh?" Miles was fined $5() and
costs, and license was suspended
for six months.
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Graduates
Gerald Tebbutt
Gerald Tebbutt, B.S,A., B.A.Se„
received his Bachelor of Arts
degree in Science at the gradua-
tion exercises held at the Un-
iversity of Toronto on May 26.
Mr. Tebbutt has been attending
the University this past year
taking Fourth Year Mechanical
Engineering.
Mr. Tebbutt graduated from
Clinton District Collegiate Insti-
tute in 1954, and from Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph in
1958, with his Bachelor of Sc-
ience of Agriculture degree. He
has accepted a position with the
John Deere Co. of Welland, Ont-
ario. He is the second son of Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt, RR 2,
Clinton,
CLINTONIAN CLUB WILL
MEET TUESDAY, JUNE 9
The Clintonian,Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. T. M. Falconer,
on Tuesday, June 9, at 2.30 p.m.
The annual Sunday School con.
vention of the North Huron
Cotincil of Christian Education was
held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Clinton -On Wednesday,
May 27, Opening worship was con,.
ducted by the Rev, P. J. Lane,
Clinton,
President Sam Scott, RR 2, Sea-
forth, gave the welcoming address,
The main speaker was the Rev.
E, 11, McLean, Toronto, represent-
ative from the Ontario Council
of Christian Education, His theme
was "What Kind of a Verdict?"
He suggested that the teachers
get the children to come to their
own conclusions. He also spoke on
the necessity of religious education
in the public schools,
The evening worship service was
conducted by three members of the
Auburn Presbyterian C h u r c h
Young People: Betty and Ross
Youngblut and Edgar LeatherIand.
The Ontario Street United Church
orchestra presented two selections.
Miss Rena Fennell, Seaforth,
gave an illustrated talk on her
trip to the Tokyo World Sunday
School Convention last August,
when 62 nations were represented.
Pictures included views of Korea,
where Miss Fennell visited follow-
ing the convention.
The next meeting of the North
Huron Council will be held in
Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton, on Wednesday, April 6,
1960,
Officers for the coming year
are: past president Sam Scott;
president, Harry Snell, Londes-
bora; first vice-president, Keith
Webster, Blyth; second vice-presi-
dent, Clare Reith, Seaforth; sec-
retary, Mrs, Francis Powell, RR
3, Clinton; treasurer, Mrs. Gil-
bert Beecroft, Belgrave; temper-
ance secretary, Earl Raithby; mis-
sions, Rev, D. J. Lane; YPU, Gord-
on Walters; children's work sec-
Sale
retary, Mrs., C. S. Inder, Clinton;
teacher training secretary, E.
Hamilton,
The publicity committee includes
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft, Mrs, L, M.
Scrimgeonr, Blyth and Mrs. Franc-is Powell,
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OBITUARIES
Charles Melvin Cole
Word was received last week of
the sudden death of Charles Mel-
vin Cole, Calgary, Alta., in his 56th
year,
He was the youngest son of the
late Thomas Cole, Clinton, He
had been living in Calgary for the
past six years,
Surviving are one daughter
Gladys (Mrs. Andy Anderson),
Dashwood, and one son Tommy, al-
so three grandchildren,
Deceased was a brother of Mrs,
Henry Glew, Hullett; Mrs. Violet
MacDonald, Goderich, and Mrs,
Leo Gorzenski, Flushing, Mich.,
Leonard and Frank Cole, Goderieh,
and Oliver, Goderich Township.
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Mrs. N. LeBeau
Requiem High Mass was sung
in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, James Street, Clinton, on
Saturday morning, May 30, by the
Rev. L. E. Reed-Lewis, for Mrs.
Napoleon Lebeau, who passed
away in Clinton Public Hospital,
on Thursday morning, May 28.
Pall-bearers were A. Garon, L,
Denomme, F. Anderson, Clement
Reynolds, T. Flynn and J. VanNin-
buys. Interment was in Clinton
Cemetery.
Born on March 4, 1880, in Ger-
many, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Gese, she married Na-
poleon LeBeau on May 6, 1902.
She lived in Chicago for a time,
and had been a resident of the
Clinton area for the past 50 years.
• Mrs. LeBeau was a life member
of the Catholic Women's League
of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, and an active member of
the London Road Club.
Her death followed a stroke she
suffered about eight weeks ago,
Mr. LeBeau pre-deceased her in
March 1928. Surviving are six
sons, Lester and Arthur in Cali-
fornia; Max, Clarence, Fred and
Elmer, at home; one daughter,
Omerine, Mrs. William Watkins,
Clinton, and 14 grandchildren,
Mrs. LeBeaii was the last surviv-
ing member of her immediate
Attending the funeral from a
distance were Mrs. Frank Brant,
Mount Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ce Cadieux, Windsor. The two
sons from California had just re-
turned to their homes after visit-
ing here with their mother.
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Among the 25 nurses graduating
from the Kitchener-Waterloo Hos-
pital School of Nursing, on Satur-
day were three girls from Huron
County. Miss Gloria Gingerich,
Zurich, shared the award for opera-
ting room practice. Also gradua-
ting were Barbara Arm Boshart,
Seaforth, and Yvette Rose Van
Pouche, Blyth,
Three Huron Girls
Graduate at K-W
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