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9bMp"oCulbert �rvlr Ggv�er .t>! Andrew -s WA
Fu'nerql service was condupt- PLy�7`H — PI funeral
by Rev, Grana Mills' in Be t- s `vee w44 held' tri the Tasker Moets AUse funoral honkien ThtirsdYo iiieaaiorwml ehapPl followed ?>y a .
March 8 fpr Mists 1Vlatxle Irenle fn>Ibdc seer+vlce +n, -a kh !,Trued
LOBA. Plan for
busy $e-oson
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Culbert, Albert Street, 4q4
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Churph ori Saturday, Mgrch 10,
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n 110me
Horan EPd' e 7.Ypr :8,77 i� rile
1, "P1 11 :377 f #10
Pallbearers were: George ,Er-
for Mrs. Mlrrvrn Qgyler, &1yth.
.n$to-.
"
Ladios Bel, rt
rii#E,tcrri, Harvey Culbert, Toiki
Culbert, Jr., Earl Nivins, Elder
The ReV• R E, Meagan cxat-
4C cte'd the service, tib T41
Mme., Arland .Johnston, 23
-G+nl�'pmg's: S'txeeot, Welcomned
soK�larGioXe i?ket March 1.3, w th ,a
good` atterndaice. At least tlrTee
Guilbert and Albert lVtasoar.
Intexment wap,in Purigantioxi
�� .
s&trg Near to the Heart of
:her home members pf the Matt
rnc�mbei"s ars planning io Attend,
Grand Ladige in riauYuiltw�ri,,
cem'eterY•
God's,. TenlpQrary entombmei
,aline Lapp Auxiliai.s of St, A n.•
Speakers
Speak
I?au titer of the late .Mr and
was evade in $lybh t7pion, Cem-
etery chapel,
drew'•s Pxesby'terianr Church on
Tuesday
Final plans were made for the
speal'atl coxa party which is
N{rS, 'lixomas Culbert was
born aro Dungannon.
FaJ�I bearers were r4eigh _purrs,
,evening,
wail orf 01,0 spacious
in held nil S .eta iok's 'DWI
Sattuday,
4 She 15 sux+vrved by a brother,
David Cratpg, Jahn Nesbit, Jign
Wilson, Miilluar Rjcbmondl, Al,
,llvr
ing room of the Johnston hpme
March W. Ali mepn
b are �arskeo tq tlh '
Newsom Culbert and` lSter"s, Mitis,
i,ert l`Te ltt ate' Georg'.g Nes^
was gad' de xated� virtu St,
,support
pcur'ty, '
Jia�ak Mvebm) , ErrhVt'on, Dup.,
� lowers
Pkatmi4*0 Day iriptafs. Glharsnrng
gannori, Mrs. Melinda Nrylrls,
er Beare_ rs
Flaw la six neo`
bouquets }�r�rght spz n tulips
A discussion th ii taglt place
Ctirrrtan; -half brothers,
�
lieu-, Jglur'i Caldwell, Robert
and, �P' gretm caridy basklert�s
orcr tJlio 410t birthday of t4rb
� Cullbert Welton, Th . 's R.
Scot, Donald S. bt e.
' moo`
graced Jtli'e 'tables Mrs:. Ronald
lodge, It was. decided to .hole
Cwlfbex+t,. Grieve and half 41sber�s
MgGaycnan, Keith Good and Ger-
McQaarrr, president e�4tended' :a
a ,bo4que'G anal rrnvite visaing
WP, $am. (Ciara) Swan, Luok-
old Gavier..
welcome to the members also
lodges a$ in other .Y,.garS',
POW, and Mrs. Jean Pa,�tersaii,
Caodeniph,
Blyttli gomKrnuiyty Was. sadden-
to one visitor Present, Mrs,
A cgrrlittee ,co?isistixug •of
lic school section again placed
eel to leI of the ,death of Mrs.
Gonniex in Victoria Hospital
1110ry Rutledge.
Mrs, McCann read` a few
S. Peter I air~ son, Mus, Tom
-weevers • Mus, Wilfred Glazier,
'
• •
eg��n Auxiliary
London nd'on on March 8 She was
fava urea lures of the fate Mrs.
Mxs, Claybon Hodgins was chos-
'the Moon'. Second in this claims
err Kofi 7th year Mrs. Gower
p, J. Lane who, passed aM1vay
en to. be pansrble.fgr a diary
Receives Two
had been in r1I, health for the
past fora years and had been
a year ago �th'is; moAth, Miss
Seafrlce Gibson led the
day will be held on the
day nYg11�t. '.
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Applications
a patient -in Clinton Plxbl�
Hospital suite January 27. Far
aup
in Vrayer. After the various
were given, Mrs Frank
Ari •irwsibatiorr from St. Marys
Stang Tawe Lodge foo• a social
pp ons
the two weeks revious to her
P
MuI read' ar portion from the
evening an April 6 was received
Mrs. Willi -am axe Watkins eon,,
death she had been in the Lon,
don hospital,
stuff -book entitled. "Sacrifice."
and accepted. Ate' member
d'uCted' .the ¢neotnig of the Lace.
les Auxi nary to the Camtad a¢L
For rne+rly Margaret Oaldwve)l,
daughter Cal,dweli
Various debaiLS of the mnirri-
xrvwe swig to be held on May
wish�in(g to go please contact
Mics, Emmerson Keard3 Bayfle'ld
Legion M Monday might, when
of Mrs, Jahn
amd' the late Mr. Caldwell, she.
5 vein discussed. The iadiee a'-
by March 27 in order that x•id�es
for ail .cans 'be :arranged.
two applications for memtber,
ship were received,tionn
was born on Concession 2, Eastgreed
.to accept :a kind invita-
extended by the Barbara
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Plans for the St. Patrick's
1915. ash an December 20,
i0
Society of, , SeafortQr
Kirkham Socio
William Mcillwaiin and Mrs.
Mrs -
'next
night dance in the Legion Hall
On June 9, 19$7 she. married
Presbyterian Church to attend
. Emmerson ,Heard, i The
on March 16 are now be'
�
Nluruln Gavier and they took
their thank �aff'ex,irrg meeting err.
ar, meeting ,.
� g vv+lll be held an
finalized. Two invitatiOns' Were
up residence on- Conceoss'ion 8,
Seaforth on Tuesday evenimtg,
Tues'd'ay, 'Marc'h; 27 at 8.30 p.m.
accepted for a bowling tourna-
MSury Township.
M�:i+dh 27 at 8 p.m.
�o
mernt in Kincardine on, A rel
p
14; and the tenth anniversary
Surviving besides her husband
At the conclusion of the
• WMS AND WA WILL
Of the Seaforth auxibery on
are two daughters, Mr's'. Robert
(Joan) McDougall!, Goderloh
meeting a very successful auc-
'tion .-sale was held with Miss
MEET AT ST. ANDREWS
April 18,
Tit is proposed' that the aux-
and Carol Anne at home; one
son Murray., Blyth; three
Lareme Langford .as auctioneer,
A•ssigting the hostess in serving
A jaim;t meeting of thea Wo -
nWn's MiSsiorvamy Society and
iliary hold a bowling tourna-
gr-
andchildrern Gary Govier, Larry
a most delliclous salad plate
Women's Association will .be
meant early in September. A
and Marlene McDougall; her
lunch was Mrs, Frank Cook
held in the school room of St,
donation, will ' be sent to the
Cancer S'oYiety. The monthly
mother, Mrs. Jahn Caldwell;
two :brabhers, Earl and Ralph,
Mrs. Jessie 1VI�cKenzie and Mrs.
W • D. Webster,
Andrew's Pi*esbytteriarr Chnnxckr
on Tuesday, March 20 at 2.30
draw was won by Mrs. H. J.
East Waw, dsh and Mr's. Lraur-
P.M. Further plans far ,The
Managhan.
The previd'ent appealed fora
ie (.Dorothy) Scott, Morris
Township.
WESLEY-WILLIS UCW
full attendance at the April 9
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UNIT ONE TO MEET
Meeting when the done com-
manider will artternd. The pr'esi.-
Q
Unit 1,01f Wesley-Wi � r Unit-
and secretary will attend
Threiifrom
Clinton
ed Church UCW will :hold itsdent
the annual convention, in Niag-
aria Falls.
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regular meeting in the ladies
parlour of .the church on Tues -
.Three banquets to be planned
Best
Speakers
Speak
Q
i n •
day, March 20 at 8 o'clock in
spon'.are the Legion past Pres-
.
the evening. Mrs. George �Be11ait-
tie will present the studry
id'euvts, on- March 24; the zone
Legion.Contest
F/L Allen White, RCAF St-
district meeting, April 29, and
altidiv Clinton showed some
a Guide banquet for RCAF St-
• Three Clirxbons students ware
his own .coloured' slides, which
ati on, Clinton early in May.
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first places in the Zone Cl Roy-
al Qanaxi•an Legion public
� lowers
Alk*d Brooks, George Lawes;
beautifully decorated cake was
spea"ing est in the Legiona
c�
County
RB
erington, Michael Ward �a n d
Knights
LiMan Calton, Mrs.
ha1t1, Kincaardine, on Saturday
afterm�oon.
Telegraphed
Name
W M�llwain
Mme' Patty Tucker, 'last
Anywhere
year's winner in the junior
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pub—
lic school section again placed
Master Again
fu+st';with herinteresting tank.
about, "Earth's First Satellite,
HiENSALL (Special) —Royal
'the Moon'. Second in this claims
Blacck Knights of the Cauruty- of
oras Susan Cole, a pupil of the
ofir'on -met at"•Blyth LOL .hall
far,the anunual meeting. County
•A/V/M Hugh °Campbell Pub=..
lic School:, RCAF Station aln-
Ks �e
Master William Men -wain, Bay-
coke
field was re-elected fpr ,his; sec-
The top spat in senior public
and; term.
school class was captured by
Other officers include: Dep-
Linda Spann, -also of the station
FLO R IST
uty county master, Walter
school. Linda captivated her
Scott, Belgnave; chaplain, Wil-
audience by her talk on "My
Dial HU 2-7012, Clinton
liam: Campbell, Fordwictih; reg-
Favourite Character in Fiction,
istrar, Borden Brown, Clinton.
Elbinezer Scrooge". Beverley
treasurer, Henry Pattnsom,
Chenu ell, • Kincardine plaI
Blyth; first lecturer, Fred. Jam-
secrorrd. ,
esorn, Woodham;, second lectur-
First place in, the junior high
er, Robert ;Hibberd; • Fardwich;
school division was won by Alan
Easter meeftixngg will be made
and all ladies of ,the congregga
tion are welcome.
MERRILL TV
SERVICE
215 VICTORIA STREET
Phone HU 2-7021
first censor, Russell Page, Lowe, son of Mr. •arra; Mss• A CLINTON DISTRICT
Cire'emay; second censor, Wil- W. Lowe, Princess Street West. ..
fred Castle, Bayfield; first His, talk on, "The Effi ct of a
standard bearer, William •Dick- Nuclear: Attack on Canada", COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE '
ey, Woodham • second standard was clear, carcase and well re -
bearer, William Taylor, BlytJh; ceived by the auftance, Cheryl H1Hc Lu�EM
pursuimant, G e o r g,e Badloy, Einmer�ton, Kinoardine plax�d
Blah` J° Only A Month To
R,b. War. Sir Kniglr:t Oliver Joanne Huns:, daughter of Mr.
Jaques, Hensall, conducted ,the and Mfrs. Fred Hulls, Bayfield,
election of . officers. County easily won over ,her competitor
Master McIlwaln was. appointed by an address, on Albert Scb,- Jot
delegate to •Grand Lodge ses- weltzer. The second place went
Wait —
Down The Date
siomlg in Fort William, in May.
to Janet Downey, KrncarcUlle
District High School. The first
Thursday.. April 12 -- Friday, April 13
- a
Birthday Tea
�� winners c bath lasses �d
senior school classes are
Red S� Blue Revue
students of Clinton District Col-
At Nuronview
legi;. Imstitwte.
Date
J. Tutaornxl'ike, Zone public
An Evening of Entertainment by the Students
Due to adverse weather the
speaking chairman, presented
engraved travel cl'Qcks to ,the
,
,birthday party for people at
Humonview having natal days
winnersIn each of the four, cl-
asses. Second place speaker's re -
'
in, February was not held until
ceived' fountain pens.
Munch 2. The Ladies Au'xil'iary
entertained ,the 16 celebrants.p
First ]lace winners will coni -
ern district
QUALITY SERVICE
F/L Allen White, RCAF St-
Pette •the contest to
be Meld, in Mitchell Legion Hall,.
altidiv Clinton showed some
an Saturday, March 31, at 2
his own .coloured' slides, which
pm R
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were very much enjoyed'. A
Alk*d Brooks, George Lawes;
beautifully decorated cake was
served with .a cup of tea, to all.
Corsages and coibgne were
Ames Curwin, Robert McM11-
Ian, John Mundell, Harry Meth-
(�OMIN(i
the gift's- to 1Viirs�. Matilda
' ilda Mel-
'wide, Mrs.
erington, Michael Ward �a n d
LiMan Calton, Mrs.
John; McIntosh.
,G'bIULL'1:1' D'11L(JLt"yt lVl'iD. t1�i1'k'S' 1VJ7(:' J -o
Gee; Mrs. Marble Teale and Mrs. Ward has. (been .received than
Ainava Site'eles.. H, A. Sharp; Tbronto, formerly
Raindk'er•ehiefs and after swh- manager of the Molson's' Bank
ave lotliokn were the gifts to and; Bank of Montreal, Clinton,
Robert McNall, rohn Robson, passed away last. Wed osday:
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Ed >rh Anne Hair -Fashions
We wilf be cfosed from
MrSnday, Mardi- 19 to Monday, Mardi 26'
While Edith attends Bruno's Advanced School
of, Hair Design, Toronto.
Foe aPA ointments icdli HU 24612
Edith Anne Hair Fashions
' r`Al'wt�2�� First In x'�1`iians"
13 616,164ings Street Clinton
spwd it'ing in
Cofouritig, P6fn1 inept Wctv+ng, Hale Styling
Big
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