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LIVESTOCK FOk SALE
32 PIGS, 7. weeks old. , Ralph
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482.-3310, Clinton. 24,p
SERVICES
DITCHING Machine available.
Efficient operator, Alex Irvine,
phone 549W Seaforth, 21-2-3.4p
DEAD ANIMAL
REMOVAL
For DEAD or DISABLED
ANIMALS , Call Colleet
DA-
RLING
& Company
Of Canada Limited
Phone Clinton HU 2.7269
Licence 262-C-63
7-tfb
Novice To Creditors
In the Estate of REVEREND
DAVID JAMES LANE, Pres-
byterian Minister, Deceased.
All persons 'having claims
against the Estate of the said
Reverend David James. Lane,
late of 118 Huron Street, Clin-
ton, Ontario, who died on or
about the 3rd day of February,
A.D. 1964, are hereby notified
-to send particulars 'of same to
the undersigned on or Before
the 15th day of June 1964, af-
New Low Price ter which date the estate will be
distributed with regard only to
the claims of which the under -
Call signed shall theh have notice,
and the undersigned will net be
Harriston liable to any person of whose
claim he shall not then have
. notice.
Fertilizers Ltd. Dated at Toronto, this 28th
day of May 1964.
EASTERN & CIIARTERED
Phone 4$2-9133 TRUST COMPANY,
21tfb 1901 Yonge Street,
_ Toronto, Ontario, by its
MAGIC MARKERS—Black and Solicitor Herein,
Red only. "The better kind". E. Beecher Menzies, Esq,,
Only, $1.13 (tax included). At Barristor, Solicitor,
Clinton News -Record., 34tfb Clinton, Ontario.
SHlERIFF°S SALE OF LANDS
` UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of a Writ of Fieri Facias issued
out of the Supreme -Court of Ontario at Goderich, bearing date j
the 25th day of October, 1962, to me directed, wherein Canadian
mm
Imperial Bank of Coerce is Plaintiff and Finlay .MacKenzie
,Samis is Defendant, I have seized and taken 'in execution all
the right, title, interest and equity of redemption of the said
Finlay MacKenzie Samis in and to the following property:
l= I RS'TLY: All, and. Singular that certain parcel or tract of
land and premises situate, lying and being in the Township of
Colborne inthe County of Huron and being composed of Lot 7,
Concession 9, Western Division, in -the said Township of Colborne,
containing 100 acres, all workable land,
ON the :premises is said to be erected a Bank Barn, Silo
and one storey Farm Nouse,
SECONDLY: All and Singular that certain parcel ,or tract
of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of
SeafoAh, in the County of Huron and being composed of 'parts
of Lots Numbers 3 and 4 in Block "A" on Goderich Street in
Beattie and 'Stark's Survey of said Town of Seaforth and more
particularly .described as follows;Commencing,
said Lotat the South-
westerly angle of said Lot 4, Thence Easterly along the South-
erly boundaries. of s 4. and 3 a distance of 118 feet 10
inches to the Southeasterly angle of said Lot 3, Thence Northerly
along the Easterly limit of said Lot 3 a distance of 65 feet -to a
point on said boundary; Thence westerly parallel with Southerly
limits of said Lots 3 and 4 a distance of 118feet. 10 inches -to a
point on the Westerly limit of said Lot 4; Alienee Southerly along
said Westerly limit a distance of 65 feet to the ,place .of beginning.
ON ,the premises Is said to be erected a Service Station,
cncr to block cons
trtCtian-4 X 5
.
THIRbLY- All and Singular that certain parcel or tract of
land _ and premises situate, lying and being in the Township of
Stanley, in the County of Huron and Province of Ontario and
being composed of parts of Lot Number H613 on the North side
of Delevan :Street in the Village of Bayfield, more .particularly
described as follows:+
Firstly --Commencing at a point in the Northerly limit of
Delevan Street distant eighty-one feet three inches (8113')
measured Westerly ifrom .the Southeast angle of the said Lot;
Thence Northerly and parallel to .the Easterly limit of the said
Lot, eighty feet (801) to the Northerly limit of the said Lot;
Thence in a Southwesterly direction, along the said. Northerly
limit seventy -•four (74') ,to a point; Thence Southeasterly, twenty-
seven feet six inches (27'6") to a 'point in the Northerly _limit
of Delevan Street, distant forty-four feet nine inches (44'9")
Westerly from the place of beginning} Thence Easterly along
the said Northerly limit of Delevan Street' forty-four feet nine
inches (44'9") to the place of beginning.
Secondly—Commencing at the. Northeast angle of said Lot;
Thence Westerly along the Northerly limit of the said Lot,
eighty feet (80) to a point; Thence Easterly, sixty feet :(60')
more or less to a point on the Easterly dimit of the said Lot
distant sixty-four feet (64') Southerly from the Northeast angle
of the said Lot; Thence Northerly along the said Easterly limit,
ssikc y -four feet (64') to the place of beginning, TOGETHER
with a right of way at all time and for all purposes over and
along the Westerly five .feet (5.) of the Iands immediately to
a
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from
r the
ON the premises is said to be erected a Frame Cbtta' e main
building 20'x20' With 2 9
0'x20' extension and '2 sun porches 1X30',
ALL of Which said'right title, interest and equity of redemp�
boil ,of the Said Finlay M. Scams,. defendant in the said lands
and tenetnents; shall offer for, sale by pudic' audtioti in my,
affic at t Co
e he u Hbuse G
� odeiich on Monday. the t
July A.D. 1994 at 9:06 orclock to the aftemaori' t t 6 h dayof
` ,gkms 10% down :payment day of sale, Balance uX 30
14AMW L-d-§tUhaV
1§HERIFF, COUNTY OF HIbkON.
BIRTHS
Q S
din Clrntof1 Public
on Satuid'ay, -June
to I.AC and Mrs, J.
a
Brapth Hospital, Montreal, on
Friday,. June 5, 1.964, to Dr^s
D, on and Mrs ?4?liroon nee
'Lisbeth. Sl'otnran) 4 daughter
(Kv_4'garet Elizabeth).
MYTEMA-14' Clinton Public
Hospital on Thursday, June
4, X964, to Mr, and lVtis Jahn
Hoytema, RR 4 Qlinton, Ason,
TZS—Tn 'C1iliton Public Hos,
PINJ on Wednesday, June 10,
1564,, to Mr. and 1VTrS. If, G,
2vPs, RR 1 Blyth, a son,
LAWSON -- In Clinton Public
Hospital on S'arturclay, June 6,
1964, to Mr, • and hors, Reg,
LaN son, RR 1 Clinton, iL Soli.
S VO AAN -- In Vdctorla Hospi-
tal, IAndon, on Wednesday,
May 27, 1964, to Mr, and
Mrs, Bill Slornan, ,London, a
daughter (aTidy Lou),
VER'BEEK — In Clinton Public
Hospital on Thur�sdiay, June 4,
1964, to Mr ,and Mrs. Peter
Verbeek, RR 1 Belg'rave, a
daughter,
DEATI"1S
HABER At Los Angeles.,
'Calif., where she had been
living with her brother, Elgin
Mason, for the past year,
Mrs. Berne Mason Haber.
Mrs. Haber, 'the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason,
of Clinton, had been Irving in
Romeo, Mich„ near Detroit.
She died April 29,
--•
WALKER At Huronv'iew on
June 4, 1964, Miss Minnie
Walker, in her 92nd
year. Funeral Was held June
6 wM Rev. C. G, Park of1;i!c-
lati.ng, with burial in Baird's
Cemetery; pall, -bearers: Frauk
Andrews, Frank McGregor, N.
Shepherd, Gregor McGregor,
Epholam Snell, J. R. Makins,
CARDS OF THANKS.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Lawson
wish -tto . thank their neighbors
and friends for the gifts, cards,
and making their 25th aIver
nary party an enjoyable even-
ing, 24p
I would lake to thank all: my
friends and neighbors.. for cards',
gifts and flowers while a pat-
ient in Clinton Public Hospital,
Special -thanks, to Dr. Oakeis,
nurses rand s;taPf.—DENNIS
BISBACK. 24b
I wish to express my thanks
to friends and r4atives for
flowers, card's and treats while
a patient in Clinton Public Hos-
Ata1l. Special ithanks to Dr.
Oakes and the nursing staff.
—LON MATTHEWS. 24p
We wish to express our
thianks and appreciation to all
our friends and relatives, for
the many lovely cards, flowers
and treats we received while
patients in. 'Clinton hospital. A
special thank you to the doc-
tors -'and nursing staff for all
their . kindness: It • was, very
much appreciated. EMERSON
AND MAE HESK. 24p
1 wish to thank all my
friends 'and neighbors who ire -
membered me with flowers,
cards and treats while a pat-
ient in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal.. Special thanks to Drs.
Brady and M•alkus', nurses,
UCW and CGIT of Brucefiedd
United Church, All was deeply
BURDGEed. — MRS. FRED,
We wish to express our sin-
cere thank. yod to all who have
helped m any way over the
past months with visits, card's,
treats and flowers while Fred
was in hospital. Also for all
assistance •during our more re-
cent bereavement, for the beau-
tiful flora Orr butes, ala help
and kindness shown, especially
the W Filling Workers of Bayfield
United iChurch, the Rev. A. G,
Pease and all who gave him
care in Victoria Hospital, Lon..
don and during 'has stay in
Clinton •Public Haspibal.—NOR-
MA,. GERRY, CATHY WALLTS,
24b
Notice To Creditors
and others, in the Estate of
JANET MCLAREN IDOIG.
All persons hav&.ng cliakm5
against the estate of Janet Mc-
Laren Doig, late of the Town.
shipa ck
f Tu ersm,it'ti in the
,
County of Huron, who died on
or about :the 30th day of March,
1964, are hereby no'tAieid to
send parlticulars' of, same to the
undersigned at $66 Bay Street,
Toronto,. on or before -the 13th
day of July, 1964, after Which
date the estate will be distri-
buted we t1th regard only to !the
claims of Which the undersign-
ed shall then have notice, and
the undersigned shall ;loot be
table to any person of all
whose claims they shall not
then halve notice.
Dated, at Toronto this ilth
day of June, 1964:
Quaraniy Trust Company
Of Canada
by: $ell and Laughton,
I Solicitors r iii.
Its as ail,o s ho e
24-5-6b
Clinfon Community
Auction► Eames
EVERY FRIDAY
at 7:30'
06V60nMerit ili6peoted $calm
Cattle Sotd- 'by Weight
,TERMS—.CASH
CbR,ESi'
JOE
, Sties 14kanager
,..
N A �TS
Mi,.lnd Mrs, ,ar4"y Arm
'thl•1r furrows,. of stiratfard,
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Tbu . �ni 1.11t _ 1S64,.
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Shoppoo to
,eceiived a long distance phone
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gagement of their daughter,
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fnee June Rozell) at Port
Lily JoAnne to Mr. Roy
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112r, and Mrs,. :Fred .,36b
Telford; 'Wed-
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o. e folks tali it .
m. to k . e e
as
. Y .A at4irdaY but t e
r.
of Ba' f'iel'd..
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1, }shel fanny of Wintereoulrt
Subdiv <si ' Cli ton,.
i a take a 2:00
d ilg t to _ p..ace t _ .
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4
1144
baasu.
snyg
I
day-, July h11 a
PSul's Anglican Carch,
.9i 3aQim..S
d�dai
ghtr PSt
carts
ithin
i the
?tLenS,
Pi
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!tlna•, tfSorad#u,
24b
vly;ta�aheactic
nsiviisz
k6dal for' proficiendy,an glade
MEDICO PIPES $2.56to$5.95
chase thoggh lthe Clinton TGA
Pamela went throu'g'h the.
- —.-,--
Mr. and Mrs• Richard
4f >
* :.
store, craWM#19 .as much as She
could 24tU shopping cants,
-Store Systematically, pausing
longest at ,the q tee, canmect.
Harland,lin+ton, wigli to
announce the engagement
,ri'
Later in the day, MM..Fisher
in and. tdilletries sections,
of
of r heir daughter, Anne
!<
,
was busy try ing to figure out
:to put worth of
Bill Gilfuilan, of Tuckey Bev, -
Lanolin,. to Manley �Ci;a'1`-
ince Sadler, son o'f Mr, and
�
.,$164.60
groce'r'ies and .other goods her
erages, blew whistles to start
and end Pam's shopping
Mrs. Clarence Sadler, RR
daughter had managed to stuff
ree
sp .'. , but vat before she had
4, St, Thomas. The weddnng
„•.
t; a
"�
i
into the carts .dpil her rt'hreer
minute she in spree..
pP g
cramTned almost eve ixig m
tivall talce. place Saturday,
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.p
a
Pamela a 10th grader at
arms reach into a number, of
June 13, in Wesley -Wallis
,� �x .- ,
h��a� '
,
Central Seccrgdary Sell,
cax!ts..
United Church, Clinton, at
,,�, ,U.,
•,, <� (���' ". :: ,. > µ
<`" "
•Huron
cal was the lucky winner ori the
Her haul included a s4eeping
2 1 is
1.. a c ocl noon. 24x
: , >: ;'.;x
.. k . �, • �: °� 3
Tuckey Beverages (Pepsi-Cola
ba g, 100 aunds of sugar, .about
p ,
.:.��
:�,
a K.,
Company) Exeter, conte's't wh-
dozen . of • a '' spray, a
Dans
a hair p y,
Mr. and Mrs. John W ,
Y 5 • r
., � � ..
,ret has. been going on in this
year's supply of instant coffee '
o RR Z
Hann
x x x i
a
area since April 13,
and catito'ns of Pepsi and. Teens
wish to unceGther en
gagemertt of their eldest
Ran�e�q .Fi'aher pidn' lsdy The Bill
Her fiirst prize was ail the
soft drinks,
NKr. Gill' liar ;said four stoic-
daughter, Phyllis M'ariilyn,
goodies ssbe could cram inita
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ping sprees had already been
James Andrew Laid..
to 14>;r, J Pm dew
,law, son of Afr. and Mrs.
Clinton /��t
vnton Minister Report
Albert Louis Bromley
held in this area. lin the con-
test whiich continues for two
Jdhn K. Laidlaw, RR 7,
AlbertLouks Bromley, 19-
more weeks.
London. The wedding will:
,take July 4, 1964 at
•!
Proceedings Of London Conference
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
« The previous high, cost for -the
grabs was $94.00..
place
Charles Bromley, of Hullett
3:00 p.m, in Grace United
Church, Porters Hill, 24b
Rev, Clifford G. Park of Wesley -Willis United
Township, died Saturday un Vic-
,toric Hospital, London',
o-'
Church, Clinton, became immediate past president.
The funeral was' held ftom
R --
Homuth
Mr, Charles R. Merrill, ,
of the London Conference of he ,United Church of
t
Tasker Memorial Chapel, Blyth,�
m pn
`adford
RR 1, Clinton, announces
Canada last Tuesday when Rev. George Wishart,
with burial in Blyth Union
>3renda. Grace Honlulth and
the engagement of 'his eld
minister of Windsors "Emmanuel UnitedChtxrCll,
Cemetery,
.john: Albert Radford were mar -
est dau'gh:ter; Patricia Ruth
was elected new president,
He Bks survived by his parents,
ried Friday in Londesboro Unit -
• 'to Mr. Charles W. Scholey,
The election was held at rite holds an annual.
brothers William, Robert Bruce
, ,
ed Church..
son of Mr, Wilfred G.
S�choley, RR 1, Bracebrid'ge,
annual London Conference of The London Conn. erence iii-
the United Church during which eludes about 303,000 United
Brian, Bradley, and sister Betty
Jean, all at home; grandparenits,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Robert J, Ifo-
Onita 10 and the late Mrs.
,
Rev. Carman Hazelwood, also churchmen from the eight mass
Mr, and Mrs. Wilham'Bro�mle 5',
mirth, of Clinton.
� $dholey. The wedding will
°f Windsor, succeeded Mr. Wars- �ves!terly counties of Ontario;
of Hullett Township.
The groom is the sen of Mx,
I take place July 4, 1969, at
hart as secretary. from Windsor in the west .oto
'--"—�—
and Mrs. .Gordon Radford, .of
Iao � o.
i 3:00 p,m, yin Ontabl�a .Street
'i United UliiRirch, Clinton. 24x
'Princeton near Woodstock
Joe Srnkdtr of Goderich, was '
'
Councillor Raps
es
The double -ring ceremony
re-elected treasurer, the .east, and Sault Ste. Maxie
was performed at 7:30 p.m. by
"Huge .Success" In the north.
The five -cat conference Was
•
Fair Officials
Rev. Wdlliam Carson, and the
•
Ma^s Frank Bevil t_
Bentley, of Mon
i real,
real, 'her Siamese
Mr, Park called the Confer- held • at Westminster College,
bride was, given away by her
and cast,
"Sulci", =Ived b car in Clin-
y
ence attended by about 500 London.
delegates "a huge success•," :and
('Continued from Page One)
father.
A Tec ti
, � 'on followed in the
ton this week to Visit for three
The ministers' seminar was
the culmination of "a lot Of
ed for sale at $1,000 but Mr.
'
,
church basement.
weeks with Mrs. BeOtley's' sis-
ter, Mrs. John
held Monday afternoon, during
hard work" on. his, part. which Very Rev. Angus J.
Noonan noted repairs ' of iliac
sweeper in 1963 alone had been
The new Mrs. Radford is an
Mackay, 201
The Conference is one of five MacQueen, past moderator of
$5;440.
honor graduate of Stratford
King Street•
in the rmduce each of which ch
p w the United Church of Canada,
Councillors felt such an an
Teachers' College and will teach
and lar. M. C. MacDonald, sec-
I-
vestment would call for near-
next year in Wingham Public
School.
retary of Home Missions for the
prohibitive maintenancecosts
The couple plan to live in
�i
Attend
United Church of -Canada, spoke.
Your Church
and would not justify the ex-
Londesboro.
.
R.C. Welcome
penditures,
Mayor
a--- ----
On Tuesday,' delegates were
T • (� ,] London by Most
ms Sunday
Miller was granted $15
expenses to cover the cost of
taking his car to Preston.
Explorer Girls -
t
Rev. G. Emmettto
Rev. G. ECarter, Roman
Catholic Bishop of London, and
Rev. Kenneth B. Keefe; dean
Green Light
4
Invite Mothers
of St. Paul's Anglican Cathed-
CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH ral, London.
Clinton. Council gave Dairy
On Wednesday eventing, May
(Baptist Federation of Canada) Three new ministers were- or-
Day the green light for its. pro -
posed events on et 8.
27, the Explorer Girls c On -
teri a Street eir>ited Church e
Pastor: Craig
Peters, s.A, dained Thursday in Metropoli-
tan United Church. Ordained
Tom Deeves appeared before
pear
a
terbakned their northers at a
Sunday, June 14
11.15 a.m.—FAMILY WORSHIP were: Earl Burr, Grand Bend;
oouncil at its meeting to ask
Council's • e niUsdoni to operate
p p
Mother and Daughter party in
charge of the leaders, Miss
Topic:. "The,
i
Christian and the World" Leslie McSpadden, Win-dirop
and John Adolph Sallmen, of
concession boaths during Dairy
Olive Johnson and Mass Marg -
17--4: 0Q pm.—Church . Picnic Essex County,
Day-
axet Skov.
Everyone
Everyone Is Welcome At This Church Commissioners elected to gat-
Councillor Norm • Livermore
,.
The graduwt'ion ceremony was
Ontario Sfreef United Church
"THE FRIENDLY CHURCH"
a Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A..
PA 9:45 ;a:m,—Sunday School
�, +t 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
TURNER'S CHURCH
"9:45 a.m.—Morning Worship
10;45 a.m.—Sunday School
Christian Reformed
Church
Sunday, June 14
10.00 a.m.—Servsce in English
2.30 p.m. --Service in Dutch
Every Sunday' 6.15 p.m., Dial
680 CHLO, St. Thomas. Listen
to `Back to God Hour."
EVERYONE WELCOME
Joseph Street
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
11.00 a.m.-Breaking of Bread
3.00 p.m.—Sunday School
7.00 pmm.--Gospel Service
8.00 p=. Thursday—Prayer
r
Meeting and Bible
Reading.
Maple Street
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Sunday, June 14
9.45 a.m.--Worship Service
11.00 a.m.-=Sunday School
8.00 p.m.—Gospel Service
Guest speaker:
Mr. John Rea, London.
Tuesday --8 p.m.—Prayer Meet-
ing and Bible Study. .Mr.
John Martin, Hawkesville,
guest •speaker.
All Welcome
St: Andrew's
Presbyterian Church
Rev. R. ir, MacLean, B.A.
Mrs. M: J. Agnew, Organikt
and Choir Leader
Su da
n June 14
Y�
9.45 a.m.--Sunday. School"
10.45 a,m. Morning Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME
�eei��-IUs--aimee�ilie �nite� fflll�rcles
REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK, KA., Minister
FLOWER SUNDAY
IUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY AT BOTH CHURCHES
Anniversary Speaker- Rev. Terrance Storey, $.A,
HOt;MESVI LLE
9:45 a.m.--S.S. Anniversary and Children's Choir
Address by Mr. Storey.
(Regular S.S. withdrawn)
WESLEY -WILLIE
9;45 a.m.---Sunday School (Kindergarten Primary cone
0:45 a.m.).
with flowers at 1Jr.1:00 a.m.—S.S. Anniversary with Massed J'and Sr. Choir
Address by Mr.Storey. CZGroups will, pre-
serit their Mission Offerings,
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. A. W. Wenhom, L'Th., Reotoe
Mr. W. H. Si§hop, F.R.C.O.r A.R.G.M., Organlst
TDINiTY iI SUNDAY,. JUNE 14
8,30 a.xxi:oly Communion
8:35 a,m.-HolyCommunion
1:1:00 a.rn,Morning Prayer and Church School, .
The Loyal Orange Association will parade and
wdrship with St. Pauls Congregation at 11
a.m
Te`.� .
home
u s, June 16 W.A. meets at Of Mrs. Tett Clark,
2:45 p.m.
Tllurs., June 19 - -Chancel Guild pot luck sup'pek, Airs. T.
BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, June 14
10.00 a fYi.--Sunday School
1.1,00 a.m.—Moniing Worship
Mr, Don Ferguson
1.86 p:t9ir, t%kangelistic Hour
Guest speaker, Mr. Wnl. Hutton, London
tend the United Church"s told councrl he felt all co-ap-
gen- eration should be extended by
eral council this September at _.us to help in the Dairy Day
Sit. John's, Nfld., included the .operatkon,"
following Huron County Pres- Council voted unanimously in
bytery representatives: Rev. support of helping rthe opera -
Park; Rev. Grant Mills; Rev. tion and said permission would
Williian ten Hoopen, of .Gode- be granted for the concessions,
rich; Sam Scott and Joe Snid-
er, laymen for Huron County, Trees Hazard
President's Report
During Mr. Park's presiden- Council Monday night read
tial report to ithe conference; he a letter from William D. Wells
told delegates he had travelled of 141 Rattenbury Street East
more than 8,500 miles during 'asking that two trees in front
the year .on his presidential of his prapevty be removed since
duties, an had attended in they constituted a potential
some capacity 75 meetings, at hazard to passersby.
40 of which he was the,
featur-
ed
Mr. Wells said the tree roots
ed speaker. also were 'cracking flown side -
He said!he was absent from the walks and his own.
pulpit of his own church on A motion proposed by coup
12 Sundays, but had preached cillor Duff Thompson, referred
21 times in other churches on the matter :to the Public Works
Sundays. He laid the corner- Committee w'hkch will investi-
shone of Mt. Zion Church, Lon- gate and arrange ;for the trees
don, dedicated churches at Am- to be cut down if they are
her9tburg and %London;and found -to be on town property.
church Balls at Innerkip, Lon- n By -Laws
don and Watford. v eB
Clinton Town Council. Mon-
day night passed three new
Personals town by-laws. Each was passed
after being given three read=
Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClin. rings.
�heY> of Ottawa, were weekend
Harold G'bbin
gs
i5 apo
ute
d
;nests of Mr. and Mrs'. Carl new trench inspector by by-law
McClivehey, 10 William Street, No. 12.
Mrs. A. S. McCullough, Re- By-law No. 13 authorizes
gin�a, Saskatchewan, is Visiting 1964 expenditures- on town
lies sister and brabher, Mr's. roads and streets Inthe amount
Morden Howes and Bert F%d- of $10,200, and by-law No. '14
ey, prohibits and regulaites obsWuc-
Mr, and .Mrs. W, C, P. Raft- 'tions or interference on town
Eray, of Detildit, were recent road allowances.
visitors at the home of Mr. and
geld in: the. chapel. The Open -
ng Ceremony was conducted
)y Glenda Gray and the Clos-
ng 'Ceremony by Bonnie Tyn-
1'all.
The following eight girls gra
iduated into the CGIT: Nancy
Nckdtt, Cheryl Tyndall, Bon-
iiie Tyndall, Brenda Tyndall,
xlenda Gray, Linda Lavin, Mary
Lynn Forbes and Denise Currie.
Denise Smith. represented the
GIT group, and Mrs. Jewson,
CGIT leader, welcomed the
girls and spoke briefly to ahem.
Mss Olive Johnson was' in
:Barge of the graduation' ser -
dee and Miss Margaret Skov
wesented 'the girls .With their
;Taduation ceiltifiaates and "E"
gins.
Flowers
4 AGt'
Telegraphed K
Anywhere �,,...�,*•
K. C. Cooke
P44RIST
Dial 482-1012, Clinton
Vias. W. E. Perdue while on a
your of Ontario.
Mrs. Albert Le bold, RR 2,
21rr>;�tai1 s thrilled e
wa rl ed when she
Quai�+
V
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J Town 7 4
,eceiived a long distance phone
:all from, Mrs, Jack Grindan
Service
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fnee June Rozell) at Port
ill
1
Woody, 13.C., lash Th.ursdity.
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lfrs. Grindon is formerly from
:�intdn�
r .
GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR FATHERS DAY
Mr. and Mrs, Bud Hayter
Send Father a Greeting Card on His Day
the Mrs. Carman: McPherson,
5o to $1.00
ill of Clinton, attended- grad'u=
ution ceremonies at Alma Cot-
L10f4TERS ............ 98oto$2.50
eLECTRIC TOOTH
$13.95
ege, St, Thomas last Wednes-
MANICURE SETS 986to $3.50
BRUSH :,,•<, ..........•..<,,.,.
ELECTRIC. RAkORS
lay, where, their daughter,
z9 M13 BOARD ..,....,,„.. $5.95
HAI R BRUSHES ..., 98o to $3,00
daureen, was awarded • the
7'09AC60' POUCHES
LEATHER SHAVING
governor � General's Bronze
$1.56 to $2.80
KITS- ...... ..<<. $4;98
k6dal for' proficiendy,an glade
MEDICO PIPES $2.56to$5.95
PEN PENCIL SE`rS
WALLEtS 3 95 to"$15 00
Weekend guests of the l38v4d
Scotts included Mrs, W. S. Low,
of Toronta,• Mr. AM Major; of
Windsor; Mr. Mike prick,
London, and Miss Mary Cboper,
Wlndg&y
Mrs. Low, Mrs. Scott's taWi-
er, was a guest at Little 11%,
Byfield, >�uitrng her visit rf
Sa:tur'day to Tuesday.
Mr. Vickers Is a. reporter' for
the Landon Vree Press., 1VA'.
Major, is ori editor of the Wind.,
CAMERAS ...,..,.$19.45to$32.95 SHULTON OLD SPICE
bit -SK SE75.....:..................$7.95 SETS ,.,, ,.....,..,,..... $1.50 to $5.00
FILMS PR(IU'rmd &• bEV LOPING CAMERAS
V9TItRINARY MEDICINES HEARING Alb EATTERIES
GREETING CARDS
Al
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PRESCRIPTIONS
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