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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-05-02, Page 5Thars,' May 2, 1963 Cfiataa NOwS-Recar4-1)09a Area Couple Mark 50th Anniversary At farm Where They First Settled SCHNEIDERS CANNED HAMS 11/2 Ibs® $1 N39 PLAIN or DRESSED -- FRESH PICNIC SHOULDERS .~ - lb. 39c FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIAL BARBECUED CHICKENS Clinton Meat Market GRANT IRWIN and ART COLSON, Proprietors KING STREET HU 2-3834 For your pleasure . . . Ontario is generously endowed with shimmering lakes and fine beaches. Countless varieties of game fish abound In the cool lakes, rivers and streams. You'll relax and have the time of your life swimming, boating and fishing in fun-filled Ontario this summer. FREE SEND FOR 40 PAGE, FULL , E COLOUR BOOKLET, ROAD MAPTC. *ISE PLUMBING-HEATING ELECTRIC 482-7062 CLINTON h....."..........ons......meama...draolsavoi ONTARIO TRAVEL . DEPARTMENT 270 i I I I I I I CITY PROV. I 0 ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY 11 Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister 1 C19-63 1 PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORONTO 2, ONTARIO NAME ADDRESS 57 Albert Street — Across from the News-Record NOW BRING YOU • Clinton .RCAF Person Receive Promotions Sgt. Greg MacDonald F/S Victor Madge F/S Clyde. Spears Mr% and Mrs. George Leitch, R 1, Clinton, well-known Hul- lett residents marked their golden, anniversary on the farm they settled On following their wedding 50 years ago. On Saturday the ,couple were honored guests at a dinner at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Wilbur jewitt and Mn Jewitt, when members of the immediate family were present, 1\lfr, Leitch is the son of the late Alexander Leitch and Jane Lawson, 1-tullett, while Mrs. Leitch, who was born in Tuck" ersroith, is the former Annie Jarman, daughter of the late Edward Jarman .and Catherine Owens. Mr, and Mrs. Leitch were married in Seaforth by the Rev, Barker of the Methodist Church on April 23, 1913. The witnesses on that occasion, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jamieson, Hallett, were among the guests at the family gathering, Following the wedding cere- mony the couple returned to the home of the bride's parents on the Huron road, and that evening were guests at a large reception. They then went to the Leitch homestead, lot 15, con, 6. Hul- lett, where Mr. Leitch had been born and have resided there all their married life, _travois G 1.11 Both have been active In the community and attend Con- stance •Vitited,Church where Mrs, Leitch is a life member of the WMS, She is also a member of Londesboro. Nvo,. men's Institute, Mr. Leitch is a member of Londeshoro Mas- onic Lodge and a. member of Constance Canadian. Order of Foresters for over .5.0 years,. Mr. and Mrs. Leitch have one daughter Elmo, Mrs, Wil- bur Jewitt; four grandsons, Ron, Gary, Bev and Brian, and One granddaughter, Glenyce Jewitt, all of .Clinton, Mr. and mi.'s. Leitch held open house at their residence on Tuesday, April 23, when well over 100 persons called to extend their best wishes to the bride and groom of 50 years ago. WQ HE LO UOW GROUP MEETS TtFURSILVII The Wo He La Unit of Wes- ley-Willis United Church will meet on Thursday, May 9 at 3 p.m. in the church. Mrs. Elgin McKinley, Goshen United Ch- urch, vice-president of the Hu- ron Presbyterial UCW will give a report of the annual meeting of London Conference UCW. Other units are invited to at- tend. Top QUALITY These men were among those who were rewntiy promoted following annual tests. The ranks with the names are those to which they were promoted. F/S Frank Burns G.E. WASHER WITH PUMP MODEL 24P11 Large 9 lb. capacity, perma-drive mechanism—only 4 moving parts —permanently lubricated, 3-zone washing action—soaks, flexes and scrubs through the 3 wash zones. Safety wringer, large cushioned rolls. Meeting in Thames Road Un- ited Church near Exeter on Thursday, the Huron Presby- tery of the United Church el- ected Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen as chairman. Minister of North Street United Church, Goderich, he will take over his new duties on July 1. More. than 50 ministers and laymen met for the meeting and other officers elected in- cluded: Murdoch Morrison, Varna, secretary and Joe Sni- der, Goderich, treasurer. Three Resign Resignations were tendered to the Presbytery meeting by Rev. Henry range, Londesboro, Clinton Greenhouse and Garden Centre Goderich Man Heads Presbytery, Local Pastor Named For Conference PLANTING TIME Cpl. Allen Lester. Potted No. 1 ROSE BUSHES fr Potted EVERGREENS W 1/4 * Potted SHADE TREES Potted FLOWERING SHRUBS Potted PERENNIALS ,,, '1/4 I Potted Giant Hybrid DELPHINIUMS k * HEDGING PLANTS PEAT MOSS INSECTICIDES FERTILIZERS 182 Church Street HU 2-7168 TOM 4 TOR 'YEARS 200 Queen Avernit Trust Investment- Certificates 5 1/4 % 'Rev. N. L. Gostonyi, Dungan- non and Rev. Kenneth Griffith, Brussels. Mr. Gostonyi announced he will be doing family and juv- enile court work in Guelph, while the other two are await- ing calls. The resignations take effect at the end of June. Rev. Harold Johnston, Br- ucefield, announced his retir- ment, but plans to continue as an associate with a Stratford church. During the meeting, the Presbytery delegates voted to present the name of Rev. Clif- ford Park, Wesley Willis Un- ited Church, Clinton, as presi- dent of London Conference. The Conference will be held at Westminister College, Lon- don, from June 4 to 7. The Clinton minister was nominated from the floor at the conference last year. but was defeated in a close vote by Rev. Ross Crosby, St, Marys. Committees named by t h e Presbytery are as follows: Archives, Rev. W. D. Clark, Wingham; obituaries, Rev. 'C. E. Taylor, Goderich; records, Rev. G. W. Kaiser, Ashfield; Christian education, Rev. J. H. Vardy, Egmondvine; recruit- ment, Rev. A. G. Pease', Hay- field; church property, Rev. D." M. Guest, Centralia; church unity, Rev. C. G. Park, Clin- ton; church worship and ritual, Mr. 'ten Hoopen; colleges and students, Mn ten Hoopen; Westminister College, Rev. C. W. Lewis, Auburn; evangelism and social service, Rev, H, F. Currie, Hensall; Finance, Rev, G. L. Mills, Clinton; Missionary and main- tenance, Rev. C. G. Park, Cl- inton; information and steW- ardship, Rev. R. E.,,McLagan, Blyth; world mission, Rev, G. C. Mitchell, Bluevale; pastoral relations, Rev. 1-1, C. Wilson, Cpl. Donald Cote Thames Road United; pensions, Rev. C. A. Dukelow,. Goder- ich; presbytery projects, Rob- ert Southcott, Exeter; extra appeals, Rev. G, L. Mills, Cl- inton; publications, Rev. C. A. Britton, Grand Bend; home missions, Rev. F. W.. Taylor, Gorrie; pastoral boundaries, Rev. J. C. Britton, Seaforth; rural life, Mr. Britton; manse, Rev, C. M. Jardine, Wingham. Sgt. 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