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day, September 4, 1964, in
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here from London, England, as
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'(;)011TUARY
Nis4 Irene of
Clinton, died PA. .$11440:, *V
tember .0th After a lengIby
na$a. at the HarOlialear• HOMO,
in .Clinton,
was horn M.
13taleefielal on September 8,
18.$0. to. William Thomas
and .Margaret Elizabeth:
Kiss O'Neil had been 4 school
teacher for 4r years,, teaching
in Auburn, Maverton, Toronto
and Clinton, She .was A •merna
bet, of Wesley,Wahs -United
Church,.
The funeral service was on
Wednesday, September QUI at
2 p.m, an the Seattle Funeral
'lime, The Rev, Roulston,
formerly of Clinton and now
at Exeter took the aervice. The
interment was in
Pallabearers for Miss O'Neil
were E. Meld% W, M. Nediger,
Idarry Plomsteel, Harold Law-
son, ,Charles Nelson and Brace
.Bartliff, all of Clinton.
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Shawff -S4rt At PkkiK
Children under 1.4 'irk POI'
BRAE
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chuck Connors and
• -Kathleen .McGuire
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,lock Mahoney anci Sin,i Jai
"Tarzan Goes To
India".
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The Cenotaph plaques on the Post Office
were given over to the custody Of Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 140 by Clinton Town. Council
Thursday night,
is atlaYlYeal 1 y his wife Nelne1
hzs niece,. Mrs i ry (Jean)
Mson, London, ().rkt., and his
nephew. ROOK. Morgan, of
vary ,,street, Clinton,
SUNSET
DRIVEdN
ialthealgli it was not aletela ganiaation had approached the
Ontario Department of High-
ways with a view to buying
the point of land immediately
north of -the existing PoSt Of-
fice building,
The Legion member said the
Prorninent location would be an
excellent site for a memorial, Ice said such a project bad not
been considered ba'the ',ROM
GRAB BAG
mined Who actually owned the
Placalea it Was agfeed, by coin-'
ail the Legion should have•
41latldY of them and a PlatiOn
to that effect 'moved by Don
$WaQns And SpOndoa by 11\icaa
man Livermore' was 1,1-11441'
monsly endorsed,
The matter arose when Leg-
ion ..committeeman H e c t or
Kingswell asked council's per*,
mission for the Legion to re,,
move 'the plaques after Nov, ii
this year,
Seek Memcirial Site
Mr. Kingswell said the Leg-
ion was afraid the Post Office
might be sold to the Crown
Asset .Disposal Corporation and
the plaques would become sal-
vage,
Asked what ithe Legion plan-
ned -to do with the plaques, "Mr,
Ialagswell told council the or-
OBITUARY
The bride is the daughter of"
Mr. and Mrs. Carman &arrow,
of Clinton. The groom is the
•son of Mr, and Mrs. L. McPhail
of Port Credit.
The double-ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. Grant
L. Mills in the church decorat-
ed with pink and white glad-
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as a centennial prodect "be-
cause we had sort of thought
the town was thinking in'terns
of an arena or community
centre as a Centennial project."
Legion Should Lead
Mr. Iaingswell said if no
plans Were being made to make
use of a Centennial grant from
the senior governments, "we'd
be happy to apply for the mon-
ey and 'build a memorial."
He said the Legion hoped to
be able to get the point of land
and build a suitable memorial
to be surrounded by shrubs,
"The Legion feels, however,
that it should only spearhead
a memorial project," Mr, Kings-
well said. "We feel the pro-
ject should be done by council
and interested citizens should
have the apwportunity to con-
tribute if they wiah."
Call Meeting
Council agreed it should plan
such a projeet which could be
spearheaded by the Legion and
supported by, the people of
Clinton.
Mayor Miller said a public
meeting would be called in the
near future to determine whe-
ther a Centennial grant would
b used for a new building or
whether the money could be
applied for a war memorial.
EDWARDS PHARMACY
COWAN, George W., of Lon-
deaboro, died in London on
Thursday, September 1.0, 1964,
an his 67th year,
Mr. Cowan leaves his wife,
the loaner Ella Julia Grainger.
The -tnheral service waa held
at Ball and Mateb, Funeral,
Home in Clinton on Saturday,
September 12th at 1.30 p.m.
Interment was in the Hope
Chapel Cemetery in 'Hallett
Township,
A Legion service under the
auspices of Canadian Legion,
Clinton Branch 140 was held
at the Ball and 'Match Funeral
Home on Fridaya -September 11
at 9.30 p.m.
• o
Over the past ,ten years the
total of personal income taxes
collected by Ottawa has in-
creased from $534 -Million to
$2,271 million.
Chase a turquoise-,blue brocade
dress, She was assisted by the
groom's mother who wore a
brown and gold dress figured
with green, with green acres,
sories,
For a wedding trip to Micha
gan the bride changed to a
peacock-blue three-piece double-
knit suit with black accessor-
ies.. She wore a corsage of
pink carnations,
The bride is a graduate of
Stratford Teacher's College and
the groom is employed by the
Royal Bank in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sproule will
reside at 1453 Marentette Av-
enue in Windsor.
Friends, attending the wed-
ding came from Windsor, Oak-
ville, Kitchener And Toronto.
Prior to the marriage, the
bride was honoured at showers
given ..at the home of Miss
Janet Tyndall of Clinton, at
which her hostesses were. Miss
Tyndall and Mrs. Doug Cart-
wright, She was also enter-
tained at a shower at the home
of Mrs. L. McPhail of Port
Credit. Her hostesses were Mrs.
Don Thomas and Mrs. Bab
Oraim.
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lohis. The organist was Miss
Lois Grasby of Clinton and the
soloist was Mrs. Carl Douglas
of Wnoxeter.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a floor-
length white gown of sheer or-
ganza over bridal 'taffeta and
etrantilly, lace. The gown was
fashioned with a chantilly lace
jacket, lily-point sleeves and a
square, neckline enhanced with
pearls and sequins. A control-
led skirt of chantilly lace ap-
pliques and pearls swept to. a
chapel train. A three-tiered
French -illusion veil was held in
place by a crown of lace and
pearls. The bride carried pink
carnations on top of a white
Bible.
Miss Irene Garrow of Clin-
ton was maid of honour. The
bridesmaids were Mrs. Calvin
Garrow of Stratford and Miss
Dawne McPhail of Port Credit.
The attendants were dressed
in aqua dresses of sate pea'u.
Their headpieces wer of aqua
veil with matching roses. They
wore white shoes and gloves
and carried baskets of pink
carnations.
William Bromley of Blyth
was the best man. Ushers were
Eugene Garrow of Stratford
and Michael McPhail of Port
Credit.'
A reception followed in the
church parlour. For receiving
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