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' PERSONAL. ITEMS • 'CHURCH NEWS # .q.,40' ACTIVITIES # VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
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Clinton Boy Married In -6oderith
Will We In City of 'Waterloo
Mr, and given, Len-
don, were at their summer pet-
tage over the Weekend:,
Mrs. john Parson has r'e'-
turned from London to take up
residence in ISaYfield,
Mr, and Mrs, J. E. Hovey
spent Sunday in Mitehen as
guests of Mr. and Mrs Geneve
Deeer and family.
MT. and Mrs, G, N. Melees
spent Thursday and. Friday in
Scouting News
CUBS
The Cabs are Pleased to re-
port that another new ehi m,
Stewart Terrier pas joined the
Pack Members will be going to
Exeter this. Wednesday evening
and will have a full report next
week.
BROWNIES.
Tawny Owl, Mrs. Menden,
enrolled Nancy Castle and Deb.
bie MacVicar at the Brownie
meeting on March 23. Nancy's
mother and brother were pre-
sent along with Debbie's mother
and father. Both girls' parents
took pant in a Brownie game.
Straittell and. London visiting
relative%
Ws. Nei McConlceY, and
Mr. and Mrs. 3. McConlM' and
children, Louden were at their
village bonne on Saturday,
Mae and Mrs. D. Johnston
and Rieky were in Wheatley
over the weekend visiting Mr,
Johnston's parents:
Mr. and Mrs. S. Byre* have
returned to their home on
Louisa Street after speeding the
wrinter months hi London.
James A. Clameinn is in Tor-
onto for a week, visiting his
son, Evans and family. On
Thursday last, he attended the
princ'ipal's' dinner at the Board
of Educatibn Building in Tor-
onto,
Dennis Logan end Nigel Bell-
chamber, UWO, London, spent
Friday-till-Sunday with their
parents. '
Tom Logan Jr. and his fiancee
Miss Katherine Cook, both of
London, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Logan on Sunday.
Mr. 'and :Mrs, W. C. Parker,
°haillie and Nine Londen, spent
Sunday 'as guests of their par-
ants, Mr, and Ws., Wm. Parker-
and Vra. S, grvlble and
Mary APPelananied by
Wayne ,Depee. spent the week-
end in Arkwright a-S"'glieate of
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Strong,
Master TO41415+ .Sager rett141).-,
ed. to Go.clerich Mondey after
Vending two days with his
pp:400004, Mr, and Mrs„
P, Arkell,
Guests of Mrs. Jack CIuLff this
weekend were the fOlinWing
members of her family: Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Qnff, Stoney creak;
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Me-
Lank-din,. Toronto; and Mr. and
fi'r's. Paul. Moss, London.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Lindsay on Sunday were
and Mrs. R. Jenkins and child-
ren of 'London, and Me. and
Mrs. Ed Seale of Toronto.
Oltieweter Bowlittg League
Ladies' .high single, Jeanette
.Hutiraparn 214; men's...high single,
Wm. 1VicIlwain, 231; ladies' high.
triple, Madeleine Malwain, 539;
men's high triple, Wm. McII-
wan, 587.
LOL Euchre Tarty
LOL No. 24 held a euchre
panty on Friday evening, March
26, Eight tables were occupied.
High ecoees were: ladies, Mrs.
Roy 'Telford; men, Roy Telford.
Low score winners: Ladies',
Mrs. Rita Upshall; men, Brown
Lindsay, Lone hand% Mrs. Fred
Weston and Mr, J, Hutchings,
The lucky draw ticket for a
chleken was held by Mrs. Nel-
son Heard. ,
'. Going To England
Mr. and Mrs. Toni Arkell,
Joanne and Kenny, who have
spent several weeks with his
parents since returning from
Australia, left on Saturday for
Toronto. On Monday, Mr. Ar-
kell left by BOAC for London,
England, where he will start
his next a's'signment With Bech-
tel Corporation. His wife and
children left on Tuesday for
New York where they will em-
bark on the S.S. Empress of
Canada on Wednesday for Liv-
erpool to relnin- .httn, in London..
On Friday last, Mr, and Mrs.
F. P. ArIcedt garVPan advevelo
birfflidielr party for Joanne and
KennY who mull Celebrate their
birthdays 'net-4 month. Ten' Were
present to enjoy gamesand
birthday and "Bon Voyage'". pow.
Mr. and Mrs. If, H. Oil-need
accompanied by Mrs, P. P.
Johnston went to Ridgetown
and Port Rowan over the week-.
end. At Port 113.owan they viewed
the nooks of sevens and Canada
Geese which rest there on their
migration. northward.
Clinton -Girts
Pass Dante
Skating Tests
four are offered to
four gixds of 'Clinton Figure
Skating Club who were suecese-
ftd. in passing skating tests at
Straticrd, March 28.
Mary Jean l`reilarls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neil-
ans; passed the Fourteenstep, a
dance set to March tempo and
the first of three dances which
comprise the senior bronze
dance test. Bill Windaver„ club
professional, was Miss Neilane'
partner.
In the preliminary dance tests
of which there are three, Phyllis
Plrentin, daughter of Mr. and
Mire. R.. D. Frentin passed the
Dutch waltz.
Joyce Neil:ans., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Neilans. and Vickie
Lou Finch, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Finch, passed the see;
arid dance of this group, the
canasta tango,
Mary Jean Neilans was the
partner for each of these girls.
Mr. Windover is 'also the pro-
fessional at Stratford and St.
Marys.
Your Son ..
BRUCEF1ELD
a mild maize colour. Each car-
ried spray of white shasta
'mums.
The flower girl donned a
sheer White 'nylon dress and
carried a tiny basket of White
shaste 'meints.
Groomsman, was Arnold Crich,
Clinton and Tim Atwood, Galion,
Ohio, was the eingliewer. Bill
Hoggarth and Roy Clich e both
of Clinton, ushered the guests.
For a reception at the Albion
Hotel, Bayfeeld, the bride's mo-
ther received guests in a eheeth
of navy silk shantung accented
with White accessories and a cor-
sage of pink noses. A champagne
coloured sheath worn with com-
plimentary accessories and a
pink corsage was the choice of
the groom's mother.
For a wedding trip to Wash-
ington, D.C., the bride travelled
in 'a, navy 'suit, matching shoes,
a black hat and a pink corsage.
The young couple will reside at
53 Alexandra St., Waterloo.
Guests, were present from
Toronto, London, Lions Head
and Galion, Ohio.
EUROPEAN COMMON
MARKET AT EXPO
The European common. Mar-
ket wild be represented at Expo
67 in Mon'trea'l. Three organiz-
ations - - the European Econ-
omic Community, the European
Atomic Energy Community and
the European Steel and Coal
Community - - are to jointly
sponsor a pavilion. The exhibit
will show the progress made so
fax on the road to. European un-
ity by the member countries:
Belgium, France, West Ger-
many, Italy, Luxembourg and
the Netherlands. All these coun-
tries, except Luxembourg, plan
to have their own pavilions at
Expo 67.
held their annual Ladies' Night
at the Elm Haven Motor Hotel,
Clinton on Tuesday, March 23.
Dinner was served to 84 mem-
bers, wives and 'guests,. At the
head table were Lion President,
Adam Flowers and Mrs. Flow-
ers; Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Mal-
oney; Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Kerr: Mr. and Mrs. Charles's
Scotchanere Mr, and Mrs. Pete
Bissonette; and Mr. and Mrs,
Leroy Path.
The evening commenced with
veep singing accompanied by
Mrs. J. B. Higgins at the piano.
Master of ceremonies for the
evening was Lion R. L„ Maloney.
The toast to the, ladies was
ADASTRAL PARK
SOCIAL .iNOTES
Anne Aileron •ee i'skWs,gcliter
A 4urp,4$0 farewell party
tools Nam on Tlrklay, March 19 .
in honour of Mrs. Peggy .Zahat.
lap who has since inneed to
eiTitieterre, Que, Seven guests.
attended ..4414 presented M15, •
Zelleiati with Agin of a sweater
ahcl
Congratulations are extended
to Cpl, am' Mrs', Eugene O'Brien
on, t!he birth -of a Sent Sundry,
March 28' at Clinteri. Public We-
The Wormers. held
a St, Petri010 Tea, at the Of-
fiver's Mess. on March 29. Ree
ceiving were the president Mils..
Q. Lenlan the honorary Tvqs-
ident, Mrs. H, Greenaway alnld
Mrs, M. 4mirault, editor of the
monthly news-Vetter. Ladiiens
Who poured tea were Mrs, S,
Servos, Mrs, M. Prost, Mrs. G.
Marshall, and Mrs, V. MarshaN,
as well ee Mrs, D. Worth and
Mrs. E. Barton, Ways and
means conveners looked after
tickets, Mrs, E. Oevering, Mee.
H. Howland, Mrs. V. Sallt .and
Mrs. M, Groves.
The„ Catholic Women's League
held a general meeting on Mar-
ch 21 'after the holy hour held
in St. Pattl'e church. Mrs. L,
Brennan presided. The secre-
tary's revert was read by .Mrs,
A. Wilson and the tre'asurer's
report was given by Mrs. H.
Ricaed. A nominating committee
was selected' to look after the
coming election of officers, A
sale of religious articles' was
announced; scheduled to start
Maedh 28 until April 25. Mem-
bers of the CWL will look after
sales before and after church
s'erv'ices, Young children are
asked' to make their purchases
on Saturday mornings, After
HENSALL
The regular meeting of Hen-
sel' Kinette Club was held at
the home of Mrs.. Robert Cald-
well, Wednesday, March, 24 and
was vice-president's night. Vice-
president Mrs., .Wm, Fuss' Was
in the chair for the business.
Mrs. _Wayne Smith, a guest,
Was presented with a gift in ap-
preciation of her assistance dur-
ing Goderich Hospital Visits.
Final plane were made. for
attending the animal inter-club
meeting at Port Dover, April 27.
The Kinette club will appear on
"Ladies Day" a CFPL TV pro-
gram to be taped June 20.
Delegates for the Convention,
in Buffalo will be president Mrs.
John Baker and secretary Mrs.
Jim Hyde,
The raffle was won by Mrs.
Bob Caldwell. Next meeting will
be April 14 at the home of Mrs.
Harold 'Caldwell.
Grades 7 'and 8 of Hensall
Public School held • successful
auction last Thursday afternoon
when articles were brought in
by the pupils. The event was
highlighted by a bake sale fea-
turing home made candy and re-
freshments. The bidding was
brisk and brought in a total of
$38.50 for the Bunny Bundle
fund sponsored by CFPL Lon-
don. All grades at the school
attended. Principal Robert Rea-
burn is te'acher of grades 7 and
8.
and Mrs. W. Franck responded
on behalf of the ladies.
The guest speaker, Region 3
District Governor Pete Biss.on.-
ette, VS„ was introduced. by
the president -and thanked by
Lion Russel Kerr.
Albert 'Craig and Scot Paw-
son entertained with guitar and
violin -and the program also in-
eluded games, dancing and
bingo.
ellmammumammuor
the bliSineaS elieenseinnalt04'"Orag
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and your own
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North Street United Churcb,
Gecierich, was the scene March
20, 1965 for the mid-afternoon.
wedding of Carol Lynn Stoddart,
Gederleh, and Frederick James
Inutet, RR 3 Clinton,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. call Stoddart,
Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vie Dutton RR 3 Clinton, are
the parents of the 'groom.
The double-ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev. W.
J. ten Hoopen, Goderich, amid
a spring-like atmosphere creat-
ed 'by ;baskets of delicate yellow
snapdragons and pure white
carnationsnWedding music was
provided by Mrs. Wheeler.
Escorted to the altar by ha-
father, the bride was lovely in
a peau taffeta gown styled a-
long princess . line% .The bodice,
accented with an overlay of
guipre lace, •featured long slee-
ves and a scalloped bateau
neckline enhanced with seed
pearls. The flowing floor-length
skirt fell into a cathedral train.
Her spider-version nylon tulle
veil was held_ in place by a jew-
elled heart-shaped' .floret. She
carried a 'cascade of yellow rose
buds and stephanotis..
Attending the 'bride were the
matron of honor, Mrs. Pe Chis-
holm, Goderich, 'bridesmaids
Mrs. B. Bean and Peggy Stod-
dart, both of Goderich, and
flower Joan Schoenhais,
Goderich,
The setter attendants were
gowned alike lin floor-length
peau satin sheath dresses and
wore matching floral crowns
with shoulder-length over the
face veils,
The. matron of honor chose
a soft aqua marine ensemble
While the bridesmaids selected
James. Roughen, London,
spent the weekend with, friends.
While on their way to work
in Clinton on Monday, Orrin
and Gerald Baird were involved
in an accident on Highway 4.
Orrin was hospitalized for a few
days, but is able to be at work
again.
Mr. and Mrs. M.. J. Howes,
Woodstock, spent the weekend
with Mrs. HoweS' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Boyce.
Mr. and Mrs: Stewart Middle-
ton will show pictures in Bruce-
field United Church of their
trip to Scandinavia, Ireland and
the Riviera on April 8 at 8:30.
Local talent will complete the
entertainment.
, Mr. 'arid Mrs. Robert Allan,
Jeffery and Jane visited with
relatives in Detroit for a few
days.
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