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CONTRACTS for .CUCUMBERS
ARE STILL .AVAILABLE
by Heintz Co. Leamington
For Information See
Robert Johnston — Phone HU 2-9135
Other clubs rePresented were
Blyth, Howick, Teeswater, Sea-
forth, Exeter and Zurich.
Clinton Lions had a special
guest present in the person of
George Lavelle, Palmerston, a
charter member of the Clinton
club, Art McKenzie, Barrie,
was also a guest of the Clin-
ton Lions,
Other guest's included Dist-
rict Governor Edwin Walker,
Midland and the District Gov-
ernor-elect, Ken Henderson,
Palmerston,
B. Beecher Menzies, chair-
man of the south zone pf reg-
ion 3 was song leader. Re, and
Pete Bissonette, from Ripley,
a member of the Lucknow club
and north zone chairman, both
spoke briefly.
The purpose of the meeting
was to elect new region. pf-
ficers.
Pete Bissonette was acclaim-
ed deputy district governor for
1963-64 season. The zone ch-
airman elected were: zone 3
south, Harvey Coleman, the
present president of Bayfield
Lions; and for zone 3 north,
Wray Cooper, of the 'Howick
Lions Club,
Clinton Lions president, St-
ewart Taylor, and zone chair-
man E. B, Menzies were co-
hosts for the meeting.
President Taylor announced
the Clinton Lions big chicken
barbecue scheduled for Clinton
Community Park on Thursday,
June 27 with dinners starting
at 5 p.m.
Township of Goderich
Applications are hereby called for
the position of
ROAD GRADER OPERATOR
Applicant to perform such other Township Work
as the Road Superintendent may direct. All applications
are to state wages expected, to be clearly marked as
applications, and to be in the clerk's hands by May 15.
R. E. THOMPSON, Clerk,
Township of Goderich.
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St. Joseph's CWL
Hear Reports,
Plan Bake Sale
The monthly meeting of the
Catholic Women's League was
held in St. Joseph's Parish
Hall on Monday evening, May
6. There were 29 members
present.
The meeting opened with the
League prayer, led by Mrs. El-
don O'Brien, vice - president,
Mrs. O'Brien also gave the
president's report owing to the
absence of Mrs, David Varga.
The secretary's report was
read by Mrs. Vincent Reles and
the treasurer's report was giv-
en by Mrs. Frank Burns.
"Mrs. Theo Flynn reported
for the April visiting commit-
tee, having made 23 sick calls
and giving out four baby med-
als.
Plans were made for a bake
sale to be held' in the church
basement on Saturday, June 1
from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Father S. E. McGuire discus-
sed plans for a scholarship to
be awarded to pupils of St.
Joseph's School.
Mrs. Frank Burn's resigna-
tion was accepted and a vote
was passed that Mrs. James
Dodich be the new treasurer
for the coming year.
Games of euchre were enjoy-
ed by the ladies, the winners
being: high, Mrs. Dykstra; low,
Mrs. Arnold Dale.
The visiting committee for
May is Mrs. Victor Finnie, Mrs.
Jack Scruton and Mrs. Edward
Florian. The social committee
for June is Mrs. Lloyd Medd,
Mrs. Alvin Sharp and Mrs. A.
Shanahan.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Archie Fleet, Mrs. Victor Fin-
nie and Mrs. Edward Florian.
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Clinton Lions .Host to Region Rally,
H. Coleman New Zone Chairman
Over 100 Lions from. 13
clubs in regipn 3, District A..9
attended the annual spring ral-
ly in Clinton Legion Hall on
Tuesday evening. The banquet
was catered to by the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clinton Legion,
Deputy District Governor
Bill Lumby, Goderich, was ch-
airman.
Clinton Lions had 25 mem-
bers present, while 21-member
Bayfield club 'sent 15 dele-
gates to the meeting. Goclerich
nine, Brussels eight, and Luck-
now and Grand Bend, six each,
Lions Elect District Officers at Rally Here
Clinton Lions Club .was host Tuesday evening to over 100 Lions from 13
clubs in Region 3 of District A-9. District officers were all acclaimed to office.
Front row, left to right, Wray Cooper, Howick Lions Club, the new chairman
of zone 3 north; District Governor-elect, Ray Henderson, Palmerston; Harvey
Coleman, president of Bayfield Lions Club, the chairman-elect of zone 3 south;
standing, left, Pete Bissonette, Lucknow Lions Club, the new deputy district
governor, and Stewart Taylor, president of Clinton Lions Club.
(News-Record Photo)
• tennial.
Mrs. J. B. Grime, Derek and
Barry, who have been with her
husband's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. G. Bellchamber for
some time, returned to her
home in London on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bellchamber and
two sons, Nigel and Neil, ac-
companied them and spent the
day with their son and family.
The Rev. E. J .B, Harrison,
Mrs. Percy Weston, Mrs. A.
Bassett and Mrs. R. H. F.
Gairdner attended Convocation
at Huron College an Saturday
afternoon when the Rev. Can-
on H, M. Lang-Ford was one
of the two to receive the hon-
orary degree of Doctor of Div-
inity.
Mrs. Betty Lou McLeod,
daughter Lea Ann, and father
R. J. Larson, were the guests
of her brother, Clarence Lar-
son and family, London, over
Friday. On their return on
,Saturday they were accompan,-
ied by Mrs. Larson who had
been in the city from Friday.,
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
William Duncalf, Marjorie,
Kenneth and Patricia, Kitch-
ener, 'accompanied by the for-
mer's sister, Mrs. John Ken-
nedy, Southport, England, who
.is here on a month's visit, were
'guests of Mr. and" Mrs. Harold
Penhale, Bronson Line, Stan-
ley Township. Also joining her
parents for the day were Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Bennett and
two daughters, Marlene and
Joan, Goderich; and for sup-
per, Mr. and Mrs. H. McCul-
lough, Douglas, Robert and
Steven, Goderich Township;
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Penhale,
Ricky and Wendy were also
present.
Mrs. Wilfred Castle was able
to leave Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich, on
Saturday and returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. J.' R. R. Wil-
lock and family, Toronto, were
at their cottage over Satur-
day night and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hovey re-
turned home on Friday night
after having been on vacation
for almost three weeks.
They motored to Florida via
Detroit, Cincinnati and Atlanta
and visited Mrs. M. Mack and
Merry in Tampa. They also
went with Mrs. Mack and Mer-
ry to spend a weekend with her
daughter and Mr.
and Mrs. C .B: Till; West Palm
Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Hovey
returned by the same route.
Don Hirsten returned to his
cottage on Saturday after hav-
ing spent the winter 'in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lane
and daughter, Virginia, Wood-
stock, were guests at the rec-
tory on Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Baker,
Miss Gwen Baker and Chris
Klandi, London, spent Satur-
day at "Wheel-In".
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin
and family, Detroit, were at
their cottage on Colina Street
for the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Burt
and family and Mrs. Otto van
Rennenkampff, London, were
at their home on Sarnia Street
for the weekend.
LEN'S Farm Market
OPEN ALL WEEK
SAVE ON FRESH FRUITS and
VEGETABLES, EVERGREENS,
BOX PLANTS and ROSES
"21" DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT
OPEN WEEKENDS
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O Half Chicken in a Basket
Whole Chickens to Take Out
O Try our "21" Special—A "Veri" Special Treat
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Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rivers
and family, London, were re-
cent guests of his father, G. N.
Rivers and Mrs. Rivers.
Rev. and Mrs. Lorne Sparks
and family were in Forest on
Sunday where he preached at
St. James Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. K.
Ferguson and Della Lou visit-
ed Mrs. Ferguson's cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. George Wood, Tham-
esford.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Ferguson
visited his brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs G. C.
Ferguson, Essex, from Monday
to Wednesday last week.
Dr. and Mrs. William Aber-
hart, London, and William
Aberhart and two sons, Bruce
and Bob, Sarnia, were at their
cottage on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Monteith,
and Rick, Lambeth, were the
guests of the former's brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs,
G. N. Rivers on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pounder,
Johnny, Cathy and Mary Beth,
Chatham, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Pounder's mother,
Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer and
family.
Mrs. R. L. MacMilIen ac-
companied her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and MrS. Harry
Dean who had been with her
overnight to London on Wed-
nesday. She returned home on
Sunday with her husband who
spent the day with them.
Corporal. Lloyd Westlake,
OPP, Mrs. Westlake and three
children, Ricky, Catherine and
Paul, Kitchener, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Toms on Monday, and also her
uncle Charles Toms in Clin-
ton Public Hospital.
Mrs, R. J. Larson, president,
Mrs. Emerson Heard, vice-pre-
sident and delegates of Trinity
Branch Women's Auxiliary
were in London last week at-
tending the sessions o fthe an-
nual board meeting of the Dio-
cese of Huron on Wednesday
and Th ursd•,y
Rev. E. J, B. Harrison and
J. M. Stewart, lay delegate to
Synod from Trinity Church will
go to London on Monday to at-
tend the sessions of the 104th
Synod of the Diocese of Huron.
It I, being held in Huron Col-
:lent in observance of the cen-
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TOWN OF CLINTON
To all owners and harbourers of dogs within the
limits of the Town of Clinton:
As dog licenses are due and payable March 1st
of each year, we, have instructed the Dog Catcher to
impound any and all dogs running at large without
a license tag.
Captured dogs will beiheld for 48 hoUrs, and if
not claimed and licenSed and iMpounding fees paid
within the above named time, any dog so held will
be destroyed.
And further take notice that according to a
ToWn By-LaW_ any dogs found running at large dUring
the Months of May, Jane, July and August May be
destroyed., And further take notice that any dog
running at large Witheatt a tag, licensed by the ToWn,
may be destroyed during any month of the year.
ay Order,
H. R. THOMP5ON,
Police Chief, Town of Clinton.