Clinton News-Record, 1964-07-16, Page 16ADASTRAL PARK
Major and Mrs. J. J. N.
Wright and their children are
visiting in St. Paul, Alberta,
and attended the Calgary St-
a while out west.
LAC and Mrs. John Dixon
are spending their holidays in
Duncan, B,C.
Mrs. Jerry Amason, daught-
er Sherri, and son 11'revor from
GI/nil, Manitoba, ale vacation-
ing With Mrs. Arnason's par-
ents, WO1 and Mrs. T; Thomas.
Tessa Hebert celebrated her
6th birthday on July S with
seven of her young friends at
a house party.
F/L and Mrs. S. Swaren
and family are camping at
Fort William.
Corporal and Mrs. John Ha-
cock and the children are on
a trip to North Bay.
RCAF Men Win Game
RCAF Clinton crushed Sea-
forth 9-2 in a WOAA Intermed-
iate softball game in Seaforth
Monday night. 'Rick Gans pac-
ed the attack - with a home run
and a single
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Malefactors
. (Continued from Page 9)
while his name was on the in-
terdicted list.
Smith was additionally fined
$3.00 and Costs for failing to
produce his driver's licence at
• the same time, and $10 and
costs when he pleaded guilty
to driving a car with defective
- brakes.
In PfaffOesch
Family Reunion
River view Park, Exeter, was
the spot chosen for the annual
Pfaff-Oeseh re-union picnic, on
Sunday afternoon, July 12. 150
people attended.
The sports events were con-
ducted by Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
Pfaff and Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Clarke.
- A business meeting followed.
The officers elected for 1965
were; President, Allan Fink-
beiner, Orediton.; Wee-Presi-
dent, Lloyd Guenther, Dash-
wood; Secretary- t Treasurer,
Mrs. Gordon Hutchinson, Crecl-
iton; Sports Committee, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Clarke and
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Schenk,
all of Crediton; Table Commit-
tee, Mrs, AlVin Rader, Dash-
wood, Mrs. Roy Clarke, Dash,
wood and Mrs. Bert Faber of
Kippen.
The picnic for 1965 will be
held on the second Sunday in
July.
Kinsman Governor
Takes Over Gavel
. Maitland 'Edgar of Clinton,
incoming governor of Kinsmen
District One, took over the
post at a district executive
Meeting over the past weekend
in Clinton.
He succeeds Harold Taggart,
a London lawyer. District One
covers clubs in Ontario west
of Toronto.
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S/1. J. P. 'Cavanaugh
Squadron Leader James
Perry Cavanaugh has been
transferred to Air Force
Headquarters in Ottawa, and
will leave RCAF . Station
Clinton at 'the end of July.
He came here in 1960 -and
has held 'the position of Sta-
tion Construction. Engineer-
ing Officer. At Ottawa he
will hold a position in the
Directorate of Construction
Engineering Maintenance.
(RCAF Photo)
Auburn Church
(Continued from Page 9)
1964 when he left and the pul-
pit at this time is vacant.
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This history of the commun-
ity dates back to 1854 but it
was not until 1870 that a'small
church building' was construct.
ed and was known at that time
as Hoover's Church, The Hoov-
er family cut and hewed the
logs and timbers for this church.
from. their bush. From 1854 to
1870, Westfield as it became
known was a mission but at
this date was linked with
Donnybrook and Auburn to
form the Auburn circuit which
is now called the Auburn
Charge.
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Double-Ring
(Continued from Page 9)
Her bouquet was a white ros-
ary cascade of pink sweetheart
roses extending love knots
holding sweethearts.
Miss Stephany Iloldenmeyer
of Kitchener, sister of the
groom, Miss • Sandra Hugill of
Seafontb, a cousin of the bride
and, Miss Mary Htmsberger of
'Bridgeport were bridesmaids.
They wore gowns of powder
blue, iclentiCaI to the gown
Worn by the Matron of Honour,
' Junior bridesmaid was Miss
She was gowned the same as
Debbie Ruston of Stratford,
the bridesmaids.
Dressed in a. white suit,
jimmy Goldbeck of Kitchener,
was the ringbearer.
The best man was John Log-
ozmy of Waterloo. The ushers
were Gerald Romer, brother
of the bride, ltenald Pletch,
of Kitchener and Edward Mied-
zwieclz, nephew of the groom,
of Kitchener,
A reception and supper was
held at the Transylvania
Court, Guests were received by
the bride'S mother wearing
street-length pencil-slim sheath
dr'es's of pink orchid pure silk
organza, embroidered With silk
thread in a crescent design.
The dress had short cap sleev-
es and a Scooped neckline, She
wore white agce§$otles, a phial;
organza that. and a eorgage of
bright rod roses, The groom's
Meth& 'assisted Wearing a pow-
der blue lade sheath dress with
white 4CCeS801"kS. 8110 also
Were a corsage of red roses`,
"or a Wedding Itrip fa M
17.0na arid Witornia 'the bride
changed into it pink suit and
hat With navy accesteriets. She
Were a tnativo otohld corsage,
Guests 'attended the Wedding
frofyl Ohio, Detroit, Varna, Cl,
inien, goaforth, kippont 8tritt-
!bra; A/Wyk ShakeSpeare,
Torentoi Cathar ,
itTtokt swirl +11,i, tat-Am-ash.
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if you're taking swimming lessoCns this summer from instructors at Clin-
ton Swimming Pool, you are in good hands, In this photo, Miss Carol Thomp-
son is showing Bonnie Gates what it's like to be able to Swim. Pupils are
given group and individual training. (News-Record Photo by John Visser)
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