Clinton News-Record, 1964-04-16, Page 3anee Ceruneelling.
Mr. Minter teed of the :ow
see avail able CieSS .enel. hew
each etudentle helped to choose
the pewee best spited -to his
needs,.
The general level of intell
gence must be 'Arst .considered
and then 'the must decide
What he likes beet to de.
Mr, el:inter praised the intel-
ligence 'tests and records sent
from the DND School, ;at the
Park,
An Ontario Educational Cen-
tre la 14011dOn Will . soon he
opened for advanced technical
training. Mr, Hunter answered
questions and Was thanked by
Mrs, Servos and Mrs. ,Davies,
A delightful lunch was serv-
ed by the hostesses, Mrs. M.
13ingham" pouring tea.
Variety Show
The Adastral Park Drama
Club Club put on a variety show to
a full house en April 12 and
a repeat performance was given
April 13 et the theatre,
This presentation proved
that there is a lot of talent ire
this area. All the numbers were
vastly entertaining . and the
directors and performers are
to 'be congratulated.
Farewell perty
Mrs. K. McIntosh entertain-
ed for Mrs. H. Gehring recent-
ly. Some 12 ladies attended and
presented the guest of honour
with a crystal centre piece for
Coffee table.
The heistees served a succul-
ent cold plate ,sepper after the
presentation.
Mrs. qehring and her 'fam-
ily will be going to Uplands,
near Ottawa, very.'shortly.
Personale
0n April 5, Father J. P. Finn
of Regina Mundi Seminary was
acting chaplain and Father C.
Sylvestre was on duty on April
12, while Father R. Bussey is
away.
Sgt. and Mrs. A. Hanna and
their children have returned
from a trip to Fin Flon, Man.
where they visited Mrs. Kotil-
la's parents.
Congratelations to Cpl. and
Mrs, Mathew Watkins on the
birth of a daughter on Tuesday,
April 7 'at Clinton Public Hos-
pital. The baby will be called
Marlene.
Mail Delivery .
Begins Monday
Mail .delivery to Goderich
homes and businesses will lik-
ely. start e April 20, postmaster
A. M. Home-eh said this week.
He said an estimated 2,500 .
calls will be made by seven
mailmen on five routes.
Mail will be delivered twice
a day in the Court House Squ-
are and business districts, and
once a day, six days a weep,
in residential areas.
HAIRY WILLIAMS
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family Honours
Area Couple On
30th Anniversary
and -Mrs. W. R. "Bert"
obb were the honoured guests
f their family on Saturday,
arch „21, at a family get-o-
ether.
The purpose of the occasion
was to celebrate the 30th anni-
versary of their marriage,
Four daughters and three
sons, their husbands and wives
(one son and his wife were
unable' to attend), 38 grand-
bildren and one great-grand-
on all assembled at the "old
schoolhouse" on the farm own-
ed by their son, where Mr. Lobb
had started his farming career
52 years ago.
The group, after partaking of
a bountiful dinner, presented
"Grandpa and Grandma" with
a pot' of beautiful chrysanthe-
ums. Mr, Lobb then exprese
sed their appreciation for the
flowers and the fine spirit of
family fellowship which prevail-
ed.
The ,afterneon was spent in
singing, games and visiting. -
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District Mourns
Loss Of Active
Church Worker
After an illness of about one
year, Mrs. Charles R. Merrill,
RR 1, Clinton, passed away in
Clinton Public Hospital on Sat-
urday, April 4.
She was the former Margaret
Evelyn Wilson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Wilson, Bruce-
field.
A resident of Summerhill for
the past 25 years, Mrs. Merrill
was extremely active prior to
her illness.
She was a past president of
the Summerhill Ladies Club
and also was president of the
Ontario 'Street United Church
UCW,
Mrs. Merrill was in her 49th
year and besides her husband
and parents, is survived by four
daughters: Ruth, Toronto;
Margaret, Sandra, Janette and
Mary Lyn, all at home; broth-
ers, W. D., Mac and Stuart,
all of Beucefield; sisters, Ma's.
Ray (Dorothy) Mason, Wind-
sor; Mrs. Roy (Hazel) Mc-
Gonigle, Seaforth; Mrs. James
(Ethel) Devereaux, Seaforth;
Mrs, ,Doug (Marian) Andrews,
Clinton; Mrs. Walter (Made-
line) Bath, Stratford.
The funeral was conducted
Monday from the Ball and
Match funeral home by Rev.
Grant Mills, Ontario Street
United Church and Rev. R. W.
Wenham, St. Paul's Anglican
Chtirch.
Pallbearers included Clarence
Ball, Ivan Hoggart, Clayton El-
lis, Allen Neal, Earl Blake and
Harry Watkins.
Morris Hogg-art, Tort Mc-
Lean, Bill Blacker' Jr,, Alvin
Jones, Bill Gerritts and Doug
'Ran were flower-bearers.
Interment Was in Clinton
cemetery.
Attending from a distance
were Mr. Harry Hayes Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hayes Jr„ and
Miss Betty Hayes, all of Bir-
iningham, Michigan, Others
were froin Windsor, Sarnia,
Stratford and Loridon.
,,r)w.,_cW1, held a meeting. at :
the RC chapel :Monday evening.
and M. .3, Brennan .Preeleled
end Mrs. .Wilson read the'
minutes of the last meeting as
well as the tre'asure's report,
Della/Pas wore led by Mrs,
Hebert. After the business
diseeesione, .the members went
to the ProtesMrit Chapel Guild
for'tne vest of the evening,
The 'Members of the RCAF
Protestant ,Guild met in the
chapel lounge 'With eits, .Ser-
voe' ,gropp in eharge,
...After A brief en:eh-wee meet -
in 'the ladies of the CWIe
arrived to listen to a talk given
by Mr. Robert Hunter on ,Guitle
simmilwarommiromisisissiiiMmess
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The Bereau Vnit held their
April meeting on Thursday.
The scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Robert rairserViee, roll call was answered with a
verse beginning with the letter
B.. W.. Wes eoncluete.d
th nreeidelet, Mrs, Orpwford
read the ,Aible story Ana
William Manning gave the
chapter from the study bpok,
Mr, 44.14 Mrs, .13,91wt Thomp,
son spent Supday .afternoon
with Mrs, 'TlielliPeen'e ,parente,
Nes, Hamilton, 'who has been
pporly frer Jibe 'past :several
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April 1& 1964-41i0ton News-Record—PUP 3 j
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that we have opened a variety store
in Seaforth, and invite )(pp to come
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in Cold Meats, Cheese, Imported
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Correspiendent 4103+ 10f4T ALLAN
Mr, and Mrs, Orval Harrison,
1Yrenrrief, .ePent Sunday With
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Living-
Nprman Powell, Paris, sPent
a few days, last week with his
friend, Keith Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jack-
so31, ri4dgetoWle, elient the
weekeed with Mr. and Mrs.
Toni. Allen 'and family.
. number of ladiee attended
the thankoefering meeting of
.Clinton, on Sun.
day evening and enjoyed meet-
ing and lietening Dr, Winni
feed Bryce, Toronto, who told
of her expellences with the
people of India, who she said
are going after education for
their, famines in a big way.
The Aimwell UCW Unit have
invited all women of the con-
gregation to attend their thank
offering on Monday, April 20,
at 8,15, Mrs. W. 'VanEgmencl,
as guest speaker, will speak of
her Work in Ontario Hospital,
Godenieh, This should be 9,f
interest to many.
"' Donate Cupboard
The Explorer Girls placed a
new music cupboard in the
choir loft for the use a the
choir which is much appreciat-
ed.
The sympathy of this com-
munity is extended to the fain-
ily of the late Mrs. Charles
Merrill in the loss of a loving
wife and mother who was
highly respected by every one
who knew her.
Clinton Memorial Shop
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Open Every Afternoon
PHONE HU 2-7712'
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For Information: Phone 482-9654 after 6 p.m.,weekdays,
The thunder roared, the lightning flashed,
The whole earth was shaken;
The little pig tucked down his head,
And ran to save his bacon.
So maybe the rain IS coming down in sheets. Lightning
flashing. Thunder booming. Pigs running all over the place.
No matter how wretched the weather, you can keep
right on using your telephone.
To assure storm-proof dependability, mast telephone
cables are filled with pressurized dry air, if a cable springs
a leak, the force of the escaping dry air holds out moisture
and keeps phones working. An alarm automatically tells
repairmen the location of the break, and the leak is usually
repaired before trouble develops.
So go ahead and Use your phone When the sky opens
up and the rain comes down! (And have YOUR bacon
delivered.)
*
THOSE SCRIBBLINGS you make during a phone call
can tell something about you, according to psychologists.
If you doodle aninials or birds, you are affectionate and
understanding, they say. Arrows mean your goals are high.
Checkerboards and squares show logic and emotional sta-
bility, while boats indicate energy and a wish for freedom.
Flowers and trees show loneliness, circles give away a
daydreamer,
Artwork aside, We know of one sure indication of a
person Who looks to the future and plaes accordingly. He
keeps a personal list of frequently-called telephone numbers,
*
Social Notes
•News Editor, Anne •A!leirgto. Phone, HU 2-7'349
Kippers Residents
EnjoyCel brations
And farewells
Correspondent, MRS. N. t-of4P
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Moffatt who
celebrated their 40th Wedding
anniversary on Anvil 9 Were
pleasantly SUrPrised when 4
neraber of friends and neigh-
bonus gathered at their home
an Titheerlay evening to honour
them.
They were guests et Mr. and
Mrs, Orville Workman 'for din-
ner at Zurich before the social
evening.
Following art evening of play-
ing cards and e mock wedding
in which Mrs. Dave Triebner,
Mrs. George 'Clifton, Mrs-
Frank Wright and :1\0s, Elgin
Thompson perticipated, they
were presented with a lovely
gift from all thole preeent,
40tii Wcddieg Day
Mn end' Mrs. Gerald, Moffatt
and Mr, and Mrs, Eldred Mof-
fatt entertained at the' for-mei-0s
home in honour of Mr. and
Mrs. Alf, Moffett's 40th wed-
ding anniversary on Saturday
evening.
Gifts were presented 'to them
by relatives attending from
London, Pontiac, Mich., Lam-
beth and Varna.
honour Family
SS No. 9 Tuckersmith was
the scene of a farewell party
for Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Coop-
er and boys who just recently
moved to Hippen, Several
games of euchre were •in play:
Prizes went to: ladies ,first,
Mrs. William Broadfoot, low,
Mrs. Ivan Forsyth; men's• first,
Mr. Bob Upehall; low, Mr. Or-
ville Cooper; travelling lone
hand, Mr. James -Chalmers.
Ivan Forsyth read 'an ad-
dress to the family and the
presentation of two table lamps
was made to Mr. and Mrs.
Cooper, 'and e jack-knife to
each of the four 'boys by Cecil
Pullman, Jack Consitt and
Lloyd Cooper.
Hold Shower
Miss Grace Clifton was host-
ess to as miscellaneous kitchen
shower at 'her apartment in
London on Wednesday honour-
ing her friend, June McLach-
lan, bride-elect of May 16.
Fifteen girls attended 'and
contests were conducted for
entertainment.
Personals
Those attending the 25th
wedding anniversary, Saturday
evening of Mr. and Mrs, Clar-
ence Priestap, Mitchell, in-
cluded; Mr. and Mrs, David
Moyer and Adele, Parry Sound;
Mr. arid MM. Bert Thomson
and family, Mr. Robert Thom-
son and Mr. Lloyd Thomson,
Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. David Moyer
and Adelle, Parry Sound, spent
Saturday night with the lat-
ter's father, Mr. Robert Thom-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Littleton
and family visited Sunday in
London with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Littleton.
Mr, a n d Mrs. Adrienne
Pringle and their three grand-
children, of London, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. N.
Long. On Saturday, 'Mr. and
Mrs. Long visited Rev. D. A.
and Mrs. MacMillan of near
London.
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