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FARM EQUIPMENT
JOHN BACH
FARM EQU I PMENT
PARTS and ACCESSORIES
IN DEALER — PHONE 17
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INSURANCE
H. E. HARTLEY
• All Types of Life
Term Insurance — Annuities
CANADA LIFE
ASSURANCE CO.
Clinton, Ontario
HURON CO-OPERATIVE
MEDICAL SERVICES
Prepaid Health Plans
at Cost
the Co'cn) way
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President, Fordyce Clark, RR 5,
Goderich; Viee.Pres., Gordon
Mrkland, RR 3, Lucknow; Mrs.
D. G. Anderson, RR 5, Wirigham; Mrs, Lloyd Taylor, Exeter;
Hugh B. Smith, RR 2, ListoWel;
Lorne Rodges, R11 1, Goderich;
Roy Strong, Gorrie; Russell T,
Bolton, RR 1, Seaforth; Bert
Irwin, Et. 2, Seaforth; Bert
Itiopp„ Zurich; Gordon Richard-
9631, RR 1, Brticetield; Kenneth
Johns, nn 1, Woodburn.
C. H. Magee
Secretary -Manager
MIN C. E. Plamtree
Alsistaht Seotataty
rot itiforinattiork, oak_ your
nearest director or our otfice
the Credit Onion Bldg., 70 On-
tarlo Street, ClInten, Telephone
HUntef 2-9751.
INSURANCE
K. W. COLQUHOUN
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phones: Office HU 2-9747
Res. HU 2-7804
GARY COOPER
Life Insurance & Annuities
Representing
GREAT WEST LIFE
ASSURANCE CO.
HU 27200 Clinton
FL C. LAWSON
First Mortgage Money Available
LoWest Current Interest Rates
INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
Phones: Office HU 2-9644
Res. lFU 2-9787
OPTOMETRY
E. LONG STAFF
OPTOMETRIST
OPTICIAN
CLINTON MEDICAL CENTRE
Mondays Only HU 2,4010 Seaforth — 791
G. B. CLANCY, O.o,
-- OPTOMETRIST — For Appointtnent
Phone JA 44251
GODERICH
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
ROY N. BENTLEY
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
GOderIch. Ontarle
Telephone Box
JA 44521 478
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Hearing Aid
Consultant
Mr.
Morry
Diab
will be in the Clinton area on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963
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We invite you to make an appointrnent
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TO-DAY THURSDAY, OCT. 10
1 p.m. It 3 p.m.
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SERVICE TO ALL MAKES OF HEARING AIDS
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Phone 486
LARGE DOUBLE BOILER
Reg. $8.50
3-QUART SAUCEPAN
Reg. $3.35 Now S2.88
6-CUP PERCOLATOR
Reg. $4.95 Now $3.69
Now $4.99
9" LAYER CAKE PAN, 2" Deep. LI AA
Reg. $1.39 Now $ .99
BREAD LOAF PANS
Reg. $1.39 Now .99
SUTTER-PERDUE
HARDWARE
Eugene MeAdam,, Proprietor
Albert Street — CLINTON — 482-7023
Now $4.99
9-CUP PERCOLATOR
Reg. $5.95
"You never had to worry about retirement"
Not this happy couple! Many years ago, Bob
invested in a Sun Life 'retirement income'
policy and now that he is 65, he Will be re-
ceiving a cheque from Sun Life every month.
And when Bob dies, his wife will receive two-
thirds of the amount each month as long as
she lives.
tie' you know how Bob and his wife first
became interested in a retirement income
policy? Bob returned a coupon: similar to the
one below, requesting further information on
this important Sun Life plan. This information
led to the payments he and his wife will now
receive.
Chances are you too may look forward to
many happy retirement years. Follow Bob's
example. Mail the coupon today. There's no
obligation.
A. G. MEARES, Branch Manager, 391 COLBORNE ST., LONDON
L B. GRIFFITH, Mortgage Manager, 109 DUNDAS ST., LONDON
R. E. ARCHER, 397 COLBORNE' ST., LONDON
G. 'T. WESTLAKE, •Unit Supervisor, RR 3, BAYFIELD
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Lapp, .Wingharil„ Wes the win-
ner of the 190 Women's Tnsti-
tute Rally Scholarship at the
County Rally held at .Goderich
on Monday of this week, The
cheque and certificate was pre,.
s.ented by Miss Patricia Da,
made, home- economist, to Mrs,
Lapp who accepted the gift
on behalf of her aughter,
Miss is at present
studying for her Bachelor of
Theology degree at the Toren,
to Bible College.
The Rally was held in North
Street United Church with the
West linrOn president, Mrs.
Donald Kiehl, Goderich, presid,.
ing fop both sessions. Registra,
tiOn was in charge of Mrs. K.
F. Wilkinson and Mrs. Archie
Wilkie. The pianist was Mrs.
Norman McInnis. Mrs. Riehl
Institutes Holdligally At ...Goderich,
Honor Scholar, Loon of Retard'ed
AUBURN—Miss. Betty Anne welcomed the 94 delegates on
behalf of the, West Huron Pis-
-triet and . her own Goderich.
branch.
Mrs. Wes Bradnock, Auburn,
reported for the West Huron
pistrict stating that there Were
458 members and 22 juniors,
The president of the South
Htlreti District was unable to
be present and their secretary,
Mrs. Rena Caldwell, Hipper, re-
Parted 350 members and •-4
juniors,
A letter of thanks from Miss
Marilyn Knight, last year's
winner of the scholarship was
read, and also a letter from
Miss Clare MeGowan thanking
for the bursary cheque for .$587
which -was presented to the
CAS earlier this year to assist
a ward of that society to ftin,
titer their education.
The second girl has now com-
pleted her hairdressing course
and is now employed.
Mrs, Kenneth Johns, Wood-
ham, representative of Rally to
CAS thanked all members for
the assistance they, give
throughout the year. It was
moved by Mrs, Harry Strang,
Exeter and Mrs. N. Colclough,
Clinton, and carried that the
rally sponsor the bursary for
another year,
Mrs. A, Straughan, Goderich,
reported on the CNIB picnic
which the Goderich Branch• had
prepared supper for this past
summer at Harbor Park,
Mrs. E. Radford, Clinton,
played two piano soles, and
Mrs. 'Norman. Keating, Wing-
ham, read a letter re the rais-
ing of the Institute fees. After a discUssion period it was
agreed that all delegates take
it back to be voted on at the
next meeting and findings tak-
en by delegate to the Area Con-
vention,
Miss Patricia Damude-report-
ed on the 4-H Clubs and stat-
ed that there are 400 girls
taking the "Milky Way" with
76 leaders. She told of , the
other awards in the County and
invited all to attend the Ach-
ievement Days in their part of
the county.
Following the noon hour, the
afternoon session was opened.
Rev. W, 3. ten Hoopen led in
the devotional period and spoke
on the parable of the good
seed. In his inspirational mes-
sage he spoke of the woman's
place in the home and the im-
portant part she plays in the
world to-day.
Mrs. John MacLean, Sea-
forth, brought greetings from
the Provincial Board and stres-
sed that all delegates take a
copy of the resolutions to the
area convention. She asked for
more support for the Adelaide
Hoodless home fund and stres-
sed a special project for Can-
ada's centennial year.
Mrs. William McKee sang
two solos accompanied by Mr.
L Dotterer and Mrs. M. Driver
played two violin solos.
In the business period, Mrs.
Otto Popp was elected secre-
tary-treasurer of the Rally and
next year's meeting will be
held in South Huron, the first
Monday in October. The dele-
gates ' were instructed to take
back to their branches whether
to establish another pivvincial
scholarship for the centennial
year or give further help to
the children of Huron County
under the care of CAS.
Mrs. Wilfred Mack, Creditor),
provincial convener of historic-
al research, spoke on the estab-
lishing of a Historical Society
and the secretary was insruct-
ed to write to County Council
about having one in Huron.
The,guest speaker of the day
was Rev. K. E. Taylor, rector
of St. George's Anglican
Church, Goderich, who spoke
on the problem which is being
faced today with the education
of the adult retarded person.
He told about the schools
which ' are now established
throughout the district but
stated that at the age of 18
years no more training is yet
available.
He surprised the delegates by
Stating that in Canada today
there are 540,000 mentally re-
tarded persons; another 15,000
being born this year through-
out the country. He outlined
the work that is being done
and challenged his audience to
assist in overcoming this tragic
problem which can happen to
any family with no respect to
race, status or class.
Dr. Taylor also stressed that
ignorance, fear and indifference
must be replaced by respect
and affection when the retard-
ed child or adult returns to
his or her home community.
The groom's parents are 1111r.
and Mrs. John Ostrom, RR 1,
Varna. •
The pastor of the church,
Rev. H. M, Hunter, 'assisted
Rev. Bailey and the bride was
given in marriage by her bro-
ther, Douglas Bailey, Jr.
She chose an original port-
rait gown of white sateau peau,
bodice fashioned scoop neck-
line, long sleeees of lily point,
with a controlled skirt with
embroidered leaves of white
peau de sole.
It featured a bustle back with
chapel train and she wore a
tiara of seed pearls with shoul-
der length veil. She also car-
ried a white Bible topped with
corsage of white gardenias and
red rosebuds and completed her
outfit with a single strand ,of
cultured pearls and earrings to
match, the gift Of the groom.
Maid of honour was Miss
Bobbie Ann Bailey, Mitchell,
who wore a dress of sheath
style of willow green peau de
faille with tiered waist skirt
with a band and bow at the
waist line. Completing the en-
semble was a pill-box hat with
veil in matching colour.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Fay
Fisher, Scarboro; Miss Carol
Ann Dungey, Mitchell; Miss
Luella Blair, Stratford.
Miss Wendy Rathwell, RR 3,
Clinton, was the flower girl
and the ring bearer was Master
Randall. Bailey, Mitchell.
Alec Ostrom, RR 1, Varna,
was groomsman and the guests
were ushered' by Wayne Stirl-
ing, RR 3, Clinton; Richard Os-
trom, RR 1, Varna; John Cook,
Mitchell. Guests were present
from Atwood, Monkton, Lon-
don, Bayfield, Clinton, Wing-
ham, Goderich, Stratford and
Scarboro.
Traditional wedding music
was played by the church or-
ganist, Mr, Harley, and the
church was decorated with yel-
low and white 'mums and glad-
ioli; banked with fern and can-
delabra.
wedding ceremony between his
daughter, Sandy Einar, and
David John Ostrom in Main
Street United Church, Mitchell,
on Saturday, September 28.
(Photo By Wassmann)
Brides Father Officiates .
Rev. J. A. Douglas Bailey, ; The reception was held in the
RR 1, Mitchell, performed the ' Victorian Inn, Stratford, which
was tastefully decorated with.
yellow and bronze 'mums.
Oct. 10, 1963,--Cllinton News-IRPc9 Page 3 Edgar ' -.Et .-qiib$011.
Following a lingering illness,
iEdgar Emerson ‘Gibson, a
World War I veteran, passed
' away in Westminster Hospital,
London, on Friday evening.
He was .in his '88th year and
.ho. been a carpenter, .00ntrae,,:
tor and farmer:
' Horn in 'W4terloo. County, he .
was :predeceased' by his wife,
the former Mary Gertrude El-
liatt. He was an active member
of 'the Canadian Legion, Clip,.
ton Branch 140; IOW arid'
Clinton Masonic Lodges.
The -Legion memberS, held a
special service on Monday and
acted as pallbpArOrs at the fun-.
eral service on Tuesday, which
was conducted by Rev,. Ft, U.
McLean, of St. Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church, of which the
deceased was a member,
I Eurip.l was in, Clinton ceme-
tery and pallbearers included
J, E. Dale, slohn. Pickett, Joe
Bilcox, Percy Brown, K. W. and
E. W. Colquhonn.
I. Survivors include one son,
Edgar K., Stettler, Alberta; one,
daughter; Beatrice, Clinton.
i Funeral arrangements were
by Beattie funeral home.
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RCAF Divers
Host Meeting
Next Weekend
RCAF Clinton SCUBA Club
will host the fall meeting of
the Ontario Underwater Coun-
cil on October 1.9 and 20 and
39 delegates representing over
900 divers in Ontario are ex-
pected to attend along with 80
observers.
Armed Services representa-
tives are expected from Camp
B o r d e n, Camp Petawawa,
RCAF Station Valconbridge,
De Havilland Underwater Club,
RCAF Station Trenton, RCAF
Station Clinton, RCAF Station
North. Bay and RCAF Station
La IVIacaza, Quebec.
Clinton Builder
Wins Mitchell Job
Cale Doucette, Clinton con-
tractor, was recently success-
ful in his tender for the erec-
tion of the new Public Utili-
ties building in Mitchell.
His price of $58,600 was the
lowest bid received.
Other tenders came from
firms in Stratford and Galt,
The bride's mother chose a
forest green brocade dress with
antique gold accessories, while
the groom's mother was attired
in a brown wool boucle suit
with antique gold accessories.
For a wedding trip to the
Southern United States, the
bride donned a scarlet suit of
wool-mohair boucle with hat to
match and back accessories.
They will reside in Mitchell,
where the groom is employed
by Stacey Brothers. The bride
was also employed in the office
of the firm.
THEIR PRICES
ARE SO FAIR
YOU SEE, BUT ST/IL
6/YE YOU
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