HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-11-11, Page 7BIRTHS
,IiEZZQ--In Straltford General
Hospital o Tuesday, Noverri.,
fico* 2, '1€J6, Mr; dMrs.
Will' ri Ilezzo, Stratford, e
daughter,
$XZZQ In 'Agin General Hos-
pineal, Bt Thelma, on We'd-
nesday, November 3,. 1965, to
Mr. and Airs. Edward (Ted)
ezzo,. $t. Thomas, te. dough
ter,
CARDS OF THANKS
1 wish rbo thaw all my friends
in the Summed -411 area for the
lonely gifts and good wrsh�s-
given me when 1 'took up res;-
dance in Godemich. —ROM:a
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555554.15.5.5.55551.
The fanlike orf the late Mrs.
Mabel 100att wish to expivss,
their Sincere aPPreolatioueta
Rent, Pak, Beattie Funeral
Nome and also to the many
friends fee,tokens of sympathy
tendered them during their re,.
Bent betr'eateea_ent. 45p
'The family of the :late 11frs.
Jame Iiivrermore wish to ex-
ls their sincere thanks to
relatives and 'friends for their
mashy acts of jciindnese, Also for
ie/ere and cards received dur-
ing their recent sad byereavle,
rent, Speciail 'thanks to Mr.
and Mfrs, Harvey Johnston ,amd
staff at .Huronview, the num-
big staff df the Giron Puerile
Hospital, Rev. Mills and to the
Beattie Funeral Home, 45p
The families of the late 1Vfre
eetanne Feeney Would lace to
thank their relatives, friends
and neighbors .tor 'the beauti-
ful •floral tributes and sympa-
thy cards received during the
illness rased passing of a. dear.
daughter, another, wife and
Blister. Special thanks to
Fathers Kelly and McGuire,
choir, servers, and pallbearers,
Dr. Addison aid Clinton Public
'Hospital -staff; also all those
who helped in °airy way. These
acts of kindaiess will long be
Veered and appreciated.
BOURDEAU and FEENEY
FAMILIES. 45b
TENDERS WANTED
SNOW
REMOVAL
WANTED -- Equipment with
operator to plow a portion of
Goderich Township
roads for 1965-66..
Contractor to state size and
type of equipment and price
per hour when needed. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily
.accepted. Tenders to be in by
the 15th day of November 1965.
R. E. Thompson, Clerk
Roy Tyndaii,
Road Superintendent
45b
Notice To Creditors
In, the Estate of THOMAS
PARK MILL,AR, late of the
Township of `tuokersmith in
the County of Huron, Retired
Farmer, Deceased.
All persons having claims
against the Estate of the above-
named who died on the 19th
day of September, A.D..1965,
are required to fie full par-
ticulars thereof with the under-
signed on or before the 22nd
day of November, A.D. 1965,
after which date the assets will
be distributed, having regard
only to the claims of whiehh
the undersigned shall then have
notice.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario,
this lst day of November, A.D.
1965.
E. 13, MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
44,5,6b
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of ELLA
GRACE McCOWAN, late of the
Township of Tuckersmith in the
County of .Huron, Widow, De-
ceased.
AI•l persons having claims
against the Estate of the above-
named
bovenamed Who died on the 5th
day of October, A.D., 1965,
are required to file full par-
titulars thereof with the under-
signed on or before the 22nd
day of November, A.D. 1965,
after which date the assets Will
be distributed, having regard
only to the claims of which
the undersigned shall then have
notice.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario,
this lst day of November, A.D.
1965,
E. B. MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
44,5,6b
AUCTION SALE
At Orange Hall, Clinton, on
Chitties Street, hest to iiiigs-
well Welceiig, on
SATURbAY, NOV, 13
at 1:30 p.t i., oil donated articles
AlI stileable 'axties will be
welcomed, ea/lettering of live-
stock, implement% ferraafture,
farm produce, clothitng, an-
tiques, baiting.
Attibles
already donated eta:
Ffoleteitn bull cafe 1 week old,
3 point Mitch cultivator, root
pt 6•per, I titp jack, oltsy elec-
trite stove, Beatty washing n1a-
ax; * s7tral, coal oil heater, hat
Water radiator, t`oelting t rate,
WOO and teal eeter, hot late
clod ai , plate,
tables, Weer aatand, potatoes,
ek etrie ,hot Wafter heater and
tank dei goad Condition, iron's
winter coat; lar^g'e Site.
Leri*&, 'Gents' and Children's
Clothes Iglus itvany Other Sterns
to cern*:
Arerplitar1if Mtirllhy MIL
Ledge Me 110
W 11iC. daytoit rtodgihs
RtetrtitFd Cltitclti 1<.oliif
Auctioneer
l rank ttrdernirm Markt
LOM Oita OktlitAttit A
tel4tItt CO)NI uR
Marys Morula Unit
PIani Tuesday Meet
'wile Mere end N elthe group
of tha, United
Church Women Swill met an
the ,church parlour 'NOW
Neverxuber 16 at $:A0 pan.
Worthy Matron
Instailed By
[astern Star
Alblert 100 pops W4sie pre,
sant fast .71wroday even*
when Um. l7on Watson wag in,
stalled as-w'oxbhy mrnatron orf
Clilntton Chapter ZYo, 266, Or,
der of the llasterrn Star,
The frisballartr n w•a's poavduot-
ed by matron Mrs. Gordon
Steepe, Huls elsville sand part-
rtan Pon Wiattsorr, :hatband .of
the new worthy matron Whio
presented ;his wide with a gavel
.for the year.
',Other members of the irastal-
lation learn were Marshaly
Helen Wells, Clinton, Chaplain
Florence Raavie, Wingham
.Grana Elccta :af Geta id Chap,
ten of Qnteemo, amid organist
Gertrude Oureie .and soloist
Marjo/0e Gueert, both of sng-
nam.
Other officers are; Worthy
pettron, Gordon Sterepe, Hoh'nes-
ville; associate matron, Mrs,
Bert Garrett; assoeito pateon,
Healey Williams, Heline'sville;
secretary, Mrs.:Robert Jervia;
treasurer, Mrs. Alex Had iy.
Conclectress, Hies, William
Norman; associate eondeetress,
Mrs. Jerry, Holmes; chaplain,
1Vilzts. Willard Aiken; marshall,
Mrs. Keith S.utligam; organ-
fst, Mrs, Donald Servers,
Adele Mrs, J. C. Reid; Rud,
Mrs, Peter Astles; Esther, Mee.
Tom Ellis; Martha, 1Vfirs,, Lloyd
Carter; Ele'cta, Mrs. Frank
Cook; weeder, Mrs. Carl Pow-
ell; sentinel, Bert Garrett.
Past matron .and past patron
jewels were presented to Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Lobb by each
other.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to 'thank my friends;
neighbours • .and relatives -tor
flowers, ,treats rand cards, and
those who came to visit me
while a patient in Clinton Pub -
lit Hospital,. Special thanks to
Dr. Newland, Dr. Addison and
Rev. C. G. Park and the hos-
patal staff. —THOMAS TURN -
45p
I would like to thank all
those who sent me cards, flow-
ers and gifts and those who
came to visit me while a pat-
ient in; Clinton Hospital. Spec-
ial thanks to. Dr. Street and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sralzrean, also
the nurses and staff. MRS.
MARIA KOBZA. 45p
IN MEMORIAM
DRISCOLL-1n loving mem-
ory of a dear grandson, nephew
and cousin, Gordon, who passed
away one year' ago on Nov.
14, 1964.
"Beautiful memories are woven
in gold,
This is the picture we tend-
erly hold.
Deep tie our heaets your
memory is kept,
To have and to cherish and
never forget."
—Sadly missed and ever rem
eunbered by Grandma, Aunts
and Uncles and Cousins. 45p
DRIS.CO e --In loving mem-
ory of our very dear son, Gor-
don Ross, who passed awayone
year ago, Nov. 14, 1964.
"We little knew when we woke
that morning,
The sorrow the day would
bring.
The. call was sudden, the
shook severe,
To part with one we loved
so dear,
Sometimes it is hard to
utrdeestand,
Why some things have to be;
But in His wisdom God has
plann'e'd
Beyond our powers to see.
God gave us strengthto take
it,
And towage to bear the blow,
But what lit meant to lose
you, son,
No one will ever know."
—Too dearly loved, to aver be
forgotten, Mom and Dad. 45p
DRISCOLL --'In levitrg mem-
ory of our very dear brother',
Garden, who passed away one
year ago on Nov, 14, 1964.
"Tile dearest brother .and
sweetest friend,
One of the best wham God
cared lend;
He was loving, gentle, thought-
ful and true,
Always Willing a kind eat
to do,
He went away without saYleg
'Goodbye,'
Taut memories of him will
,never clic,
Although God has taken hint,
to a better land,
We'll alwrarys remember the
warmth of his hard.
Deeip in our heart, his mem-
try as kept
We loved hiM tee dear to
ever forget."
—Ever loved and eadly Misled
by jam tried Widely Lou, Rout
tela Karen, eta Barlbaa. tad
Chester~: 451;
1♦112EkiTt7Al`l 1tn 1oi sg treeMe
i
`y .of a dear Wife and metier;
Lydia
-. tiV�ei beerr' 13 1962.ed
"Only to nieinot'y sof bygoto
days
And ,a eigh for a. fate 'tin:seek
A tOt stanit feeliing that Goya
alone
KrieWs best what should have
been,'
i vt rementherect and waist
Ftroeetel and ferrite . b
missed by husband os
Classified Ads*
Bring Results
6/C Greenaway
away
Addresses Hite
Croup of 1yers:
Group Captakn T , R. Green-
away CD, Counalranding Offic-
er RCAF Clinton w vest
speaker,' at the "War Bird's
Reunton at I"llanwolad, Windter,
tan November .6, Has atnbjeat.
was "The Role of the A;iucra'ft
in Modem Wa?fat'e,"
Ppesiide it Angus dames oaf
Detroit introduced iihe017onp
Captain to the $0 members -art,.
tendi?lg, Appre4ma,rtely. gone-;
thirai of .those pre$en.t were
flying verterapis of 170004 W+as
Q/O Greenaway" w'imier ,of
the McKee Trophy and the
WkOmey '1vlldd'ai, is fn, gout de-
mina as to public speaker, but
1:1e felt especially honoured be
address. the "Warr B11c of the
Royal Air Force" a very exclu-
Give group of ex -p lots.
The associiataon was: formed
In Detroit in 1:035, and has had
annual reunions s'ilnce them.. 1
has been said that the War
Birds is the most exclusive of
all veterans organizations, since
early mernbersiiip wasrestrict-
ed to World War I pilots who
fought over the enemy liners,
Since+ then the ruled$ have been
amended to include flying vet-
erans of World War II.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter and.
Faye were in • Kitchener our
Sunday eventing to see a per
formannee of the play "The Cru,
Thurs a Nor, r 19 5'- Ii 9n Now4,Itecorcl Page 7
Last Minute Activity At Liberal Headquarters
The above picture, ta,ken at 6;40 p.M. on federal election day, shows the
staff at Mait Edgar's committee rooms, main Corner, Clinton, snaking a last-
minute check of voters lists. Their efforts fell three votes short of giving
Edgar a majority in his home town. Pictured here, clockwise, are Don Kay,
Mrs. J. A. Addison, Bert Clifford, Bill Chowen, Cam Proctor, Eric .Collins and
Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Collins was secretary to campaign chairman Howard Aiken
during the month-long campaign. (News -Record Photo)
cible" directed by their - son FSrst use of jewels ass beat
Kenneth who is an English tea- lags le watehee dates back to
cher at Eastwood Collegiate, 1700,
Ontario Street United Church Men's Club
presents its
TALENT FESTIVAL
With Adjudicator ANNA MacDONALD
on
Saturday November 20 at 8 p.m.
In Ontario Street Church Auditorium
ADMISSION: Adults 75c; Children 12 & under 35c
TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM CLUB MEMBERS
45-Gb
Attend Your Church
This Sunday
All Services on Standard Time
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
Pastor: Paul Coon, B.A,
Sunday, November 14
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:15 a.m,—Family Worship
ALL ARE WELCOME HERE
Ontario Street United Church
"THE FRIENDLY CHURCH"
Pastor: REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A.
Sunday, November 14
9:45 a.m.--Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
TURNER'S
2:00 p.m.—Church Service
3:00 p.m. -Sunday School
cele'~-iClia�-}rolzttesttilie gniteir fitllxtrcties
REV. CLIFFORD G. PARK, M.A., Minister
• Sunday, November 14
Subject: "THE CHURCH FOR OTHERS"
HOLM ESV ILLE
9:45 a.m.--Church Service
10:45 aro—Sunday School
WESLEY-WILLIS
9:45 aro—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.---Church Service
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. R. W. Wonham, L.Th,, Rector
Mr. W. H. Bishop, FRC°. ARCM, Organist
TRINITY XXii SUNDAY -- Sunday, November 14
:00 al—re—Holy Conrniunion
9:45 a.m.—Church Scheel
11;00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
ST, ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev. R. U. MacLean, H.A., Minister
Mrs. M. J. Agnew, organist and Choir Director.
Sunday, November 14
9:45 axn.---Ohureh Scheel
10:45 a.rri.e-.Piiblic Worship
EVERYONE WELCOME,
MAPLE STREET GOSPEL HALL
OLtNTON
Sunday, Novertiber 14
9:45 a:iln.v- Worship Service
11:00 a.'nz.---Sunday School
8;00 p.m e--Evahiaag Service.
Speaker, 1±'red" Mannings,
Tuesday -4:00 p.trn. -- 'rayer Meeting and Bible Study
$u.'6iect: ``God's Good flews" Book of gonitis
ALL WELCOME
Christian Reformed
Church
Rev, J. ►4eetsinik, Minister
Bentley, Nes/weber i4
l0:db --,SerV'i d itttngiisii
2:30 p.m.—Setvice nn hutch.
Every Salida. 6:15 plat., dial
680 C'HLO St. Thorinek listen
to !tank toGod !o'tif",
"IO.WELCOME
Joseph Street
Gospel Hall
eLtNToN
1109 a.m - • .Breatdng of tread
8:00 Scheel
1:00 pati. tispel Service
8100 peri, Tht;trsd re Pellee'P
wait* thrid bible
l(eeil�g4'
Debated Brucefield School OK'd;
To Name Representatives To Board
(Continued from page one)
board comprising two mem'berrs
each from Tuckersmith and
Stanley and one from Bayfield..
Each municipality will nomi-
nate and if necessary elect
their own representatives to the
board at their regular munici-
pal nominations and elections
this year.
Legislation has predetermin-
ed the number of school board
members to be named by a
municipality. Communities with
a population under 1,000 shall
have one member; those with
a population of from 1,000 to
3,000 shall have two represen-
tatives,
0
Over 80 Club
Miss Katie B'anrett, a resi-
dent of Huranvi'erw, will cele-
brate her 91'st birthday on Sat-
urday, November 20. Miss. Bar-
rett is a former resident of
Blyth.
0
Shaving was originally a pro-
tective measure since long
beards were easy for opponents
in combat to seize.
A Liberal Huddle!
Another Group of Liberal workers .checking
for potential votes at 6:50 on election night •ait the
Liberal committee rooms. From the left, they are
Mrs. D. B. Palmer; Clarence Denonane, president
of Clinton Liberal Association; "Red" Germ, E.
Beecher Menzies and Mrs, Irene Gardiner.
(News -Record Photo)
Quality
& Service
Boys and Girls!
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Wingham
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Drawn Friday Night Over
CKNX-TV at 6:30 p.m.
Nothing To Buy :..lust
Mail Your Entry
Special Clearance Sale
Yardley Flair Toilet
Soap
Regular Price
3 Cakee for $2.50
For Quick Clear Out
Only 39c a Cake
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