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PIMP wAi~l-ins,
Parrespon nt
Capping ceremony for r(he
musing class of 1967: St,
Thomas-l''lgin Hos ?ita'l, St
Moms, -was held 11r Lay ever-
J'a wary 29 ln Trinity .0ko,
glirain Chutoll, Bt •TI}omen,
Three 6yrieia girls, wino en,
tared the training course this
pest Septeanxber, were einong
the class of 40 who were can-
ped, `They were; Cathryn Wallis,
Sandra Westlake and Irleke
Londa'. Lt was attended hy.
theme respective families, A re
eePtian was head for the irn,
Mediate fa/Miles after" the cer-
emony in the church Par sh
Hall.
RCMP Constable G. M Wial:
ars, Min'nedasa, Manitoba joined
his, mother, Ma's. Fred W,a11is',
-who has spent •the past ,two.
months in Lpndon.',
After attending The capping
ceremony for Ws siister, Miss
Cathryn Wallis (they ret'ur led
to spend the weekend at their
ham on the 131uewatter
High-
way; Cathryn xetuar�dto Lan:
don
Sunday evening; Gerry left
Mend;`ay for Minnedosa, Man,,
to .resume his RCMP duties,
Mrs. Wallis 'is spending two
weeksat her 'home before re-
turning to London. . '
Mrs, Rbber;t McIlwann has
been a patient an C,roderteh
Alexandra and Marine Hospital
since date December.
PQRTER`.S Hll,
rice unit d Churl unua etiu
Revealsbaud Year; 0fflcers Elected
The 1=11441 congregat,'ipna'l
rneert ;rig 44 GreCe• Iln ted Church
waS. held on. Tuesday afternoon
of bat waele wwth a Small at-
tendan'oe, Rev, A• G, NifiSe
1)(Pene4 the meeting with pray-
er, Arayle Larolchaa t was a --
pointed s,ecrete4y and read' the
minutes of last year's. rneeithn'g,
-The var ou`$ gwerlts Were
en. SheWing. good Mir. The
ea than. of Weer* resulted as
tblloyt>s
Session, Jo'lan Torrance,
Argyle Lookihart, Austrit?Sttraly,
Ray Cox and CheSter S't'urd'r,;'
Hensall Man Told
Of Mother's Death
Sym •l ,oc4bo1 relceuyed a .cable-
' gram Monday nnorning infortn-
Mg him of the sudden, dearth
of his mother, Mrs, J, A. Roob..
ol, who passed away suddenly
Monday morning lin her 87th.
Year, alt Ond-geyerland, Rol-
land.
Survilving are her husband
six sons, one daughter, includ-
ing her sten, Mr. Rootbod, Hen-
sall; a granddaughter, Mrs. Don
Dodds, and a greiatTrand'd'augh-
ter, Lynne Dodds, RR 1, Sega.,.
forth.
One son passed away tri 1964,
Funeral services were helld
Wednesday; January 20, from
Oud-Beyeriand, Holland.
We wish to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation to friends, relatives and
neighbours for their many acts of kindness,
cards of sympathy and floral 'tributes during
our recent sad bereavement. Special thanks
to Bail and Mutch Funeral Home, Clinton
Lions Club, • Rev. C. G. Park, and Father
McGuire,
MRS. MARY EDWARDS
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RCAF Sttatieri (Sub;Ageiiay) Open belly'
LondesherOligh (Stib-4gehtj)` i 12011. & Theft.
Board ot Stem*, Donal X141:-.
.2.4%4UStan Ilan fits, William CQx,
WinMAIM Riddell, Allen Beatles;
S'.a'rsqnuag��`-e, Board, Mr, and M S.
cwter Sturdy,. Mrtis, ,John Me-
1'orn SoaYeriiiy •en4 Re'Y
Cox ; -
Trtees, Allen Battles, Jim.
Young :and Bay. ,Cox; Treasurer;
Donald :.Harris; M & M rtr s•.
urea,. t i?:rens Co“.Organist,
'Mr`s, W,'tliam Cox; Assistant
ergaflis , Mrs, , ustin.11arris, ,
,Sunday School -Superintend
ent, Mrs-. Mary Manning; as,
sisltant superintendent, Mrs,
Elgin Cox; fixe commriitttee, Wil,
rhos Riddell and Toon. Sowerby
• Rev. A. G, Pease closed•"the
meeting 'with prayer.
Children's Aid Society
Annual Meeting
Next Wednesday
_ W . doe .sd
ay
The annual 'meerthig of the
C141dren's Md ,Society of IHunyoxi
county • wan be in the form of
dinner meeting .on 'Wednesday;
�, d
loon. W-, does
.� � y,
February 10, at Knox Presby-
terian Church, Goderich, com-
inenei.ng alt 6:30 P.M, Tickets
at $2.00 per Person are-a'vailable
until Friday, Felbruary 5, 1965
at the 'offirce of .Jbhnn .G. Berry,
secretary, Board of D'ireooters,
Court House, Goderich, Onitarrio.
0
Mrs. E C. Andrews
Dies in Toronto
Claire M. Andrews passed
away suddenly at hex borne, 20
R000wood Drive, Scarborough,
Ont., on Wednesday, January 20,
1965: She was the wife of E. C.
Andrews, formerly of Clinton.
She is survived by her hus-
band and two sons, Bud and
Cliff, and six grandchildren,
David,' Lesley, Wayne, Paul,
Karen, and Susan Andrews:
The service was held January
22 at the Stearin Funeral
Home, 873 Kingston Rd., Tor-
onto. Interment at • Pine Hills
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Bud, David
and Lew Andrews, Alex and
John Coles and Lewis Klem finer,
Visitors frram out-of-town in:.
eluded': Mr. and Mrs. .Alex
Coles from Elliot Lake.; F. W,
Andrews ;from Clinton; Mxr, .and
Mrs. Kler nmer and Howard A-
damson( brother of • debeased)
from St. Clair and Pont T uron
Mich,
Rev. Dr. Mustard of Scarbor-
ough, a farmer neighbor .of Mr.
Andrews took charge of the cer-
emonies.
Mr. Andrews is a cousin of
Frank W. Andrews' and Amy A.
Heard of Clinton.
KIPPEN
Correspondent. MRS. N. LONG
A cottage meeting was held
Wednesday evening, January 27
salt the home off Mr. and Mrs.
John A, Cooper with Rev, How-
ard Plant in charge.
Rochus Faber, Ross. Faber,
Russell Faber, Emerson Colt-
man, 'and William R. Cooper
attended a feral equipment
•sliow at Toronto Coliseum on
Thursday, January 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lowell
are •spenn'ding a few days with
relatives in, Chatham.
Several cases of flu are re-.
ported in the area.
We Bare pleased: to `report
Archie Hoggarrth, a patient in
South Huron Hospiital, Exeter,
tis slowly improving.
R Padres 'Gather Far First English Mass.
Pictured here :after the first Roman Catholic Mass to be offered :in English
at a RCAF Station . in Canada are/ froM the left: Wing :Commander Lew Lom-
as CD, Chief Administrative Officer, Clinton; Wing Coxnmandex'the Rev. V.
Villeneuve, Q.P., Training Command, Winnipeg; Flight Lieut.. the Rev. R. E,
Bussey, RC Chaplain., Clinton; Group Captain the Rev, J, P. Davignon, Prinw
eipal Air Force Chaplain, Canadian Forces Headquarters, Ottawa and Wing
Commander B. R. Rause CD, Acting Commending Officer, RCAF,Clinton, The
Mass was offered at RCAF Station Clinton last Wednesday evening, January 27.
(RCAF .Photo)
Clinton Women's institute Hears Talk
By Huron County Health Unit Nurse
The January meeting of the
Clinton Women•'s Institute was
held in the baamd looms of the
agricultural office on January
28. The president, 1VXns, W. Col-
clough was in the chair.
The meeting was opened by
singing the Ode, the Mary Ste-
want Collect and the Lord's.
Prayer. The minutes were ap-
proved as read by the secretary,
MTs. Charles Elliott. The cotr-
respanden.ce was dealt with, and
many thank-ygtt notes were re-
ceived from shut-ins who were
remembered att Christmas by.
the W.I.
Mrs. Chas. Elliott, convener
of the topic on "Health", in-
troduced the guest speaker,
Mrs. Carrillo from Seaforth,
who is on the staff • of the Hur-
on County Health unit. She
gave a very tneresting 'bilk on
the work of the Health Unit
and illustrated her 'talk with.
coloured slides.
A humorous reading ,was giv-
en by 11ps. A. Crich. A few
games of bingo followed.
Lunch wag served by the
hostesses, Mrs, M. Tyndall,
Mrs. J. Bewley, Mrs. J. Brown,
Mrs. . Wiltse end M21s. N.
Tyndall."
The W.L.is holding a card
pasty' in -the Orange Hall on
February 4 at 2:00 p.M.
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PORTER'S HILL
C , Pian
Year®s Projects
Mrs`. Tani Son,verby was host-
ess fox the January meeting
of the UCW of Grace United
Church, Porters Hill. The pres-
ident, Mrs, t Chester Sturdy
opened the meeting; after whim
Mrs. E. Towtarshend led in pray-
er. The Scripture le:eson was
road by Mrs. Art Bell, The
study book chapter, "Death and
Resurreetionn" was taken by
Rev; A, G. Pease.
Rall calx was answered by
the paying of fees, Secretary
and treasurer's report were
given, •
Money making projects for
the coming year are: travelling
spron, haliday bells, birthday
can, colour of the month, July
supper and bake sale.
United Church Women Of Hensall
Install New Executives For 1965
The 1965 Executive of the'UCW was installed
in office at the morning worship of the Hensall
United Church by Rev. H. F. Currie. Following
are the members of the various committees:
Honorary presidents, Mrs.
George Aranstron g and Miss
Mattie Ellis; past president,
Mrs. Walter Spencer; president,
Mrs. Harold Currie; first vice-
president, Mrs. James Taylor;
second vice-president, Mrs ,.
James McAllister; recording
secretary, Mrs. Albert Sharray;
assistant recording secretary,
Mrs. Peter McNaughton; cor-
responding secretary, Mrs. R.
M. Peck; treasurer, Miss Mary
Goodwin:
Unit. One leader, Mrs. Robert
Reaburn; Unit Two leaden', Mrs.,
Edison Forrest; Unit Three lea-
der, Mrs. Ronald Mock; Unit
Four leader, Mrs. James Mc -
d.
QODERlCH , Qi6�i".
DANCING FOR THE YOUNG CROWD
This Week — Sa tl Mrd } y. February 6
"Gordon Rhodes and The Comets"
Dancing 9 to Midnight Admission: 75c per person
Catering to Luncheons, Weddings, Banquets, Etc.
For. Rental information or Reservations
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WALT 1:TISNI;X• PROGRAM
Maurice Chevalier and Hayley Mills
rr .In , Search
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Color
P1US the iloetenentery "ALASKAN E:SKiMO" -- dolor
MON,, TUES., WED. February 0-9-10
(.A.clulit tlnteitain maat)
Miohaei Gallan, Barbahe Btlen and Stephanie Powers
A great nieW story of life hi a large hospital,
"THE NEW INTERNS"
THUR., FRi.v SAT. Feb. 1141-13 Twin B H
Addie Murphy and Ruta Leo
"BULLET 'OR A BADMAN"
della Kaye and George Kennedy in
"ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLPHIN"
Both attractions in color 0-66
NEWT Bdear} Allan,Peeta'--L- "PhEMA1'W E BUB'IMP
rAdtttit tntertait911ient)
Allister.
Chairmen of standing com-
mittees: finance, Mrs. Victor
Pyelte; community friendship
and vtisiitation, Mrs. Carl Pass-
more; " literature and conimuni.-
ca'tion, Mrs, Douglas Cook; sup-
ply and .sociall assistance, Mrs,
Stanley Mitchell; membership,
Mrs. W. Parke; manse, Mrs.
Thomas Sherrntt; Christian cit-
izenship and social action, Mrs..
Ian McAllister; social functions,
'Vern Alderdice; inissiob
array education and Christian ed-
ucation, Mrs, Ross Forrest;
nominating, Mrs. W. B. Cross;
press and publicity, Mrs;
M'atude Ho dden; pianists, Mrs.
William Fuss and Mars. John
Goddard.
Apart from the installation of
the above mentioned officers
and committee Chairmen, the
fealllowing are representatives
from the United Church, Wo-
men to the various church
beards and committees of Hen -
sell United Church.
Repreisentaltive. to Official
Board, Mrs, Walter Spencer;
representative to M & M Com-
mittee, Miss M. Ellis; repre-
sentative to. Christian; Education
Cornrnittee, Mrs. Ross Forrest
and—Mrs, Ed •Corbett; represen-
tative to Committee of Stew-
ards, Mrs. Cleadon - Christie;
representative to the Manse
Coamnittee, Mrs, T. Sherritt and
Mrs. Howard Scene.
Summerliiii Club
Voids Meeting
The January meeting of the
Surn'merhill Ladies' Otub was
held at the home of 1VLx's. Allen
Neal, with 23 members ' and one
guest presefilt, The president,
Mrs, George colclou.gh, opened
the meeting with a poem;
Thank -you cards were read
from Mrs. John Gibbings, Wes-
ley Vodden, Mrs. Effie Cornish,
Mr. and 1Vlxs. Wes. Haggarth,
Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Chester
Farquhar, John. Murch, Mr: and
Mrs. Charles Sohaley, Robert
Smith and Russell Neal.
Nancy Neal played a piano
number. The raffle was Won by
Mrs.' Earl Blake, The February
meeting win be held at the
Nome of Mrs. Lloyd Stewart,
The lunch connniiiitee will. be
Mrs,. Don McLean, Mas. John
Murch, Mrs. Allen Neal and
Mrs. , Wilfred Penfoaund. Pro-
giram will be in charge of Mrs.
N. Wright, Mrs. H. Watkins
and Mrs, Clark Bala.
Special Vplentine Sale
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After Shart iliness
1* dinund Alfred Westlake past
sea away on, 'Thursd'ay, Jan-
gary, 21 b Clinton Public ROA,
pital after . a short illness,' Born
in:Stanley Township on January
27, 1$85, his: parents were Ed,
d Westlake and the former•
El1'nzat atll, WeSt e
M. Woglakg f,anue!d on the
1311 ewaterr •I gii" ay, Stanley
Township w4til his retirement
in 1988 :and was .a life-long ,res-
(dent of the area, He t'ogklS n
active interest 3n the Baytelcd
Cgmctery and h .d held. lthe of-
fice of P oldent and was a
l amber of .the board of direct,
ors for many years and latteerly,
seorei;amy,itreasurer $'rorty which
postilion he retired in 1962,
The funeral ser lice'was held
en Sunday, ' J.0411 y 24 at the
Westllal a Funeral Hoose, Zurich,
followed. iv interment DW-
field Cemetery with the Bev.
T, L. abbins, God ieh and
. k, K.• Ston fiteiatins,
Pallbearers were, ` Law.rexr'ee
'ir41244; Russell aPaingeri Tom
Pen aa, Bob 'urxler,, Gordan
Westlake and Mose Martin,
Flower bearers were, Walter
Westlake all Joai:. J eyes..
Mr Westlake, ,a Member o1'
Clinton .0ospel Hall, .married
the former IVrawl'1Vi'.. M.V.110$90
M 1912, who diad, .in 1921, In
1925 he ma;tojk4 (Ogee A. Pen -
halo who predeceased him In
1959.
He is surVIWO lay'
Gtadvmi k;, Wes,Gtalje,. R.R. 3,
Payfield, a Oster, Ma's, Rase
Socitlehmer, Bayfield and a brio
ther, Thomas Westlake, R.R.. 3
Rayfield, orae granddaughter
and .one , at-g?i'an *1'auigt ter.
Persons attendiang the funeral
from :a d'istaxlge were, Nlr, and
Mrs, Lawrence -Talbot, Ancester,
Mr, Mgii :Fassel, .1Valwaukee,
and Mr, and Mra•. Ed T)eehert,
Trenton:
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