HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-10-29, Page 3Aircraft Restrictions
Less on Leaving Canada
For pilots of pleasure aircraft,
there will be less red tape to con-
sider, starting January 1, If they
do not earry goods requiring ex-
port entry, the .0M-aft will not
have to report to customs on lea)",
14g- Canada. On re-entering the
country, a .combined report will
be presented to. customs at an
authorized customs airport.
OFU ..Ex,Director In
Hamilton Panel
Robert Taylor, RR 3, Clinton,
past director of the Huron Farm-
ers Union was in Hamilton one
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Bank credit is based on the dollars Canadians
keep in 11 million deposit accounts in the
chartered banks—and Tommy's account is one
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Bell—Falconer
Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton was the setting at high
noon Saturday, October 10, when
Elizabeth Ann Falconer, London,
and James Alvin Bell; Hensall,
were united in marriage, The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, George Falconer, Brucefield,
and the groom is, the son of Mrs,
Roy Bell, Hensall, and the late
Roy Bell. The Rev., Grant Mills
performed the double ring sere-
mony.
The bride wore a floor-length
gown of chantilly lace and tulle
over slipper satin, The fitted bod-
ice featured lily-point sleeves and
a scalloped sabrina neckline em-
broidered with seed pearls and
iridescent sequins, The bouffant
skirt of nylon tulle was fashioned
with a deep V front and back of
chantilly lace. A fingertip veil of
imported illusion was held by a
crown of pearls and iridescent
sequins, and she carried a white
Bible crested with red roses and
stephanotis.
There were visiting Odd Fel-
lows present from Goderich, Theis.
sells, EXeter, Brucefield
and Menkton, including Gerald
McFalls, District Deputy Grand
Master of Huron District No, $
who addressed the meeting.
During the evening Harry Wey-
mouth presented the lodge with a
new Bible.
Following lodge a social time
was spent and lunch was served
by the lunch committee. Tickets
were sold on a serving tray which
was won by Edward Mittel], 0
Deer Season In Huron
From November 9 to 11
Deer season in Huron County
will open on November 9 and run
until November 11. Shotguns or
bow and arrows only will be, per-
mitted and no dogs will be allow-
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Miss Falconer was attended by
her sister, Mrs. Harry Torrance,
Bayfield, as matron of honor; Mrs
James Keys, Varna, another sis-
ter; Mrs. Robert Lavery, Hensall,
and Miss Lois Falconer, Stratford,
a cousin, as bridesmaids, and Miss
Sharon Keys, Varna, a niece was
flcwergirl. All wore similarly
styled gowns of red velvet with
scoop neckline and three-quarter
length sleeves. The circular skirts
flared from low torsos. Accessor-
ies were of winter white.
The groom was attended by
Murray Bell, Hensall, Ushering
were Robert Bell, Kitchener; Ro-
bert Lavery, Hensall, and William
Falconer, Brucefield, Ringbearer
was Murray Torrance, Bayfield, a
nephew of the bride.
Miss Lois Grasby was organist
and accompanied Harry Torrance
who sang, "I Love You Truly,"
and "The Wedding Prayer".
The reception was in the Clin-
ton Legion Hall, amid fall flow-
ers. The bride's mother wore tur-
quoise and black crepe with mat-
ching accessories and corsage of
red roses. The groom's mother
wore a figured sheath of emerald
green, black accessories and a
corsage of yellow roses.
For a wedding trip to the Unit-
ed States, the bride travelled in a
chocolate brown sheath with. Mat-
ching jacket trimmed with beige
fur, (brown and beige accessories
and a corsage of coral carnations,
Mr. and Mrs. Bell will reside in
Exeter, where the groom is em-
ployed with Canadian Canners
Ltd. The bride has been with
London Life Insurance Company,
London.
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Local Officials At
Convention Held
In Wroxeter Hall
John Livermore, clerk and Jam-
es Manning, assessor, were in
Wroxeter last Wednesday at the
fall convention of the Huron
County Municipal Officers' As-
sociation. The group were the
guests of Howick Township Coun-
cil. •
Arthur G. Bosanquet, director
of general welfare assistance
spoke on. welfare on a county bas-
es and how it would work with the
various municipalities. Other
speakers included assessors from
visiting counties, and Miss Jean
Falconer, supervisor of nurses of
Huron County Health Unit.
The 1960 conferences will be in
Blyth, and in Tuckersmith Town-
ship.
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The Summerhill Ladies Club
met at the home of Mrs. Russel
Good, with 19 members answer-
ing roll call and three visitors.
Mrs. N. Forbes, president, read
a poem, "October's Party".
Mrs. Earl Blake reported on
the Hospital Auxiliary meeting,
Mrs. George Colclough and Mrs.
Ezra Ellis will go to the next
meeting.
Plans were made for the turkey
banquet to be on November 20.
It was decided to start the meet-
ings at 2.30 p.m. The program
consisted of three readings by
Mrs. Neville Forbes, Mrs, Wesley
Hoggart and Mrs. William Jenk-
ins.
Mrs. Donald McLean had a bin-
go contest. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Wesley
Hoggart. Roll call will be answer-
ed by giving quilt patches and
old Christmas cards. Lunch com-
mittee is Mrs. Russel Good, Mrs.
Dennis Penfound, Mrs. Clayton
Ellis, Mrs, Lloyd Stewart. Those
on the program are Mrs. William
Lovett, Mrs. Ross Lovett, Mrs.
Charles Merrill, Mrs. Donald Mc-
Lean.
District Deputy Grand Master
Brother Rae Crawford and his in
Stallation team of Brussels, at-
tended the regular meeting of
Clinton I.O.O.F. Lodge No, 83 on
Tuesday evening 'for the purpose
of installing the officers elected
for the coming term„
The new officers are: Jr, Past
Grand J. E. Cook; Noble Grand,
Norman Shepherd; Vice Grand,
James Cox; recording secretary,
Bert Bowden; financial secretary,
Norman Counter; treasurer, Char-
les Nelson.
Warden, Clarence Sturdy; con-
ductor, Harold McPherson; inside
guardian, J. E. McDonald; outside
guardian, John Hamilton; right
supporter of Noble Grand, John
Sutter; left supporter of Noble
Grand, Edward Mittell; right sup-
porter of Vice Grand, John
Sturdy; left supporter of Vice
Grand, Harold Tyndall; right
scene supporter, Alvin Sharp; left
scene supporter, George Falconer;
chaplain, Ed. Gibson,
PAGE TI-MEZ 171-110B,SDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1.959 CLINTON NEVUS-RECORD
Brussels 100fDegre e Team Installs -New
Officers of Clinton Lodge No 83
Summerhill Club
Attended By 23
Members, Visitors