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Clinton Extension Classes
(For University Credit)
All classes meet in Central Huron Secondary School
{SUBJECT Starting Date Time
ENGLISH 20 (General Lit.-Comp.) Sat., Oct. 3 9:30 a.m.
ENGLISH 32 (Lit, of the 19th Century).... Sat., Oct. 3 1:30 p.m.
FRENCH 20 '(Advanced French) .... ......... ....Sat., Oct. 3 1:30 p.m.
Classes meet for 16 three hour sessions, and are open to credit
and non-credit students.
Credit course tuition fee is $100.00; the non-credit fee per course
is $50.00 and is not refundable. .
-Students should register immediately for Extension classes, since
the final decision to offer a course depends on the advance registration.
Registration cards and booklet are available at the Summer School and
Extension Department, U.W.O.
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Hensail Women's Institute
was awarded first prize for
'their institute exhibit at the
Exeter Fair held over the week-
end.
Included in the exhibit was;
an oil painting; cotton shift .
dress; men's socks; a dozen
Chelsea buns on a plate; and
a living room bouquet.
Seven institutes from South
Huron N,,eve entered in the
her parents, Mr,. and Mrs, Tom
Allen and fainily,
The general meeting of the.
United Church Women was
had on, Monday evening'.
MSS was condneted by the
president. An invitation tie at,
tend the Thani<effering.-.meet,
Mg: in Ontario. Street United
church, Clinton, on. Oct. 'g$- at
S extended to the ladies
of .ftile VOW',
Mrs, -Neville Forbes hitt,*
414ced the guest .speaker,. Mrs,
gunning's, who with her hus-
band and family have :been in
India for the past 1.1 years,
and Who are now on furlough.
Her talk of the Hindus, their
dress and customs, proved very
interesting. India has a popula,
tion of 4n. million, Her two
little, little, daughters, helped to model
Hindu costumes, Mrs, Wood.
spoke a few words of apprecia-
tion to Mrs, Munningts at the
close.
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SMORGASBORD
Every/Wednesday & Sunday
FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL
IN OUR DINING ROOM
The oonninitnity was sadden-
ed to learn of the passing of
:I..candeSbor9 boy, namely Arthur
prtnwion, son of the late Mr,
and Mrs. W. T. Hrunsdon, who
died glddenlY At his home at
Sank., on Wearies-
day, Sept, 23, at the .age of 73
years, from a heart attack.
He leaves his wife, a clangh,
ter and three .saps, also two
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Craig of
RR 3 Clinton. The groom is
the son of Mr, and Mrs. Elliott
Layton of RR 1 Brumfield.
The Rev. R, U. MacLean per-
formed the double-ring cere-
mony, for which the church
was decorated with bronze
pomes, yellow mums and
candelabra.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a floor-
length gown of silk cloud satin.
The princess bodice had a pearl
jewelled sabrina neckline and
long lily-point sleeves. The full
skirt festooned with lace gar-
lands was accented with a large
bow in the back which cascad-
ed into a full chapel train of
unpressecl pleats. A pearl, and
aurora borealis cap was caught
by a bouffant silk illusions
shoulder-length veil. She car-
ried a bible covered with yel-
low roses and ivy.
The maid of honour was Miss
Nancy Johnson of Clinton. The
bridesmaid was Miss Shirley
Mustard of RR 1 Varna. The
junior bridesmaid was Carol
Ann Coiling of RR 1 Ripley and
the flower girl was Kathy
Johnson of Clinton.
The maid of 'honour and the
bridesmaid wore street-length
dresses of peau gold satin with
A-line skirts featuring soft
roses in the back. They wore
headpieces of florets and face
veils, They carried baskets of
bronze pomes with yellow tulle,
The junior bridesmaid and
the flower girl wore teal onion
silk dresses with full skirts
and White accessories.
Their headpieces were floral
two-tone caplets with back
veils. They carried baskets of
yellow ponies with white tulle.
Bill (Butch) Murney of Clin-
ton was the best man and the
ushers were Bob LeBeau of RR
1 Brucefield and Don Cudmore
of Clinton.
The table was centred with
a three-tiered wedding cake for
the reception which followed in
Hotel Clinton. The bride's mo-
ther received guests wearing a
forest green crepe sheath-
styled dress with gold acces-
sories and a corsage of yellow
carnations with varigated brown
ribbon.
The groom's mother chose a
brown crepe sheath dress with
aqua accessories. Her corsage
was of two-toned aqua carna-
tions with aqua ribbon.
For a wedding trip to South-
ern Ontario and points in the
United States the bride chang-
ed into a crushed raspberry
wool jersey sheath dress with
pale pink accessories and a
corsage of pale pink 'carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton will re-
side on Ra'ttenbury Street in
Clinton.
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NEWS OF LONDESBORO
NIRB; BERT ALLEN, POrrePorlilent
brothers, .13ort .Londesboroi.
and Howard, of .Clinton,.
Mrs, John. Arrnatrong. is at
present in. Stratford
Harry Purnin, returned
home OP Sattirday„ 114Y442' .
dergone surgery 4 week•ag0 in
Clinton Public :Hospital..
Mrs, Wayne,Iack.son and
baby son Brian, of Ridgetown,
are spending a few :days with
Hensali WI Entry
Wins First Prize
Saturday Wedding In Clinton Joins
Judith Ann Craig And Roger Layton
Judith Ann Craig became the bride of Roger
Francis Layton in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church in Clinton on September 26th at 2:00 p.m.
Jr, farmer .6roups.
HOW 'first Meets
Of Fall Season,
Clinton Jimier Farmers and
Junior Institute members met
for their first meeting of the
fall season in .01intion, -The boys
met in the Clinton Ceimeil'
Chambers and the .girls in the
Agriet4tural Office board room..
The junior Farmers had AS
guest speaker, APSQA. MCK111,-,
1Py, He -spoke on soil manage-
ment and general farming,.
The girls of the _Junior Insti-
tute 'had as guest speaker, Mrs,
Ethel McPherson,, who showed
them how to make different
gifts and demonstrated differ-
ent ways of sewing, The meet-
ing closed by a sing-song led
by Shan= 13011.
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