Clinton News-Record, 1968-01-18, Page 7Clinton. News,Record, 'Thursday, Jannary l8th, 1968
NOTICE
To RATEPAYERS *Of
HMETT TOWNSHIP
Ratepayers are requested by the council not to park
cars on Township Roads fhlrioli the winter months in
order to facilitate snow plowing operations.
Council will pot 4e rosPolosibio for dSolo0S1 to any
vehicles perked on, the r9osis.
It is also requested that residents of Hullett Township
do not push or dump snow on The Township Reads for
those who do will be held resoonelble for any damages
caused to any vahicleS because of this,
GEORGE HOGGARTir
Road Supt.,
R.R. No. 1, Londesboro,
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and PUPS- of ,thieWItlt0
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know .we can expect, tots
pf ttie ,11offy stuff at this time
of year Out it never 1;ti'nes with-
out some complications. Take
'this morning, for
Our household is like a great
many more, in :the. morning._
We .4re a little reluctant to rise
up, but when we have hit the
,floor and begun ,the .day, we
' ,wAnt to go. Too much snow
prevents. 'that, A 'simple ththg
ike putting out the milk ,bottle
...should take about one :mingle,
1)1.4 .Whert snow has. blown
• • 'against the door and barricaded
it shut it takes closer to five
minutes to do the job,
' Our two' Car finilly„is ajeal
• headache on snowy mornings,`
- too,. Instead',of,ju*st one vehicle
to dig out and get running .we
have two-one • more stubborn
than the other, • ..'As usual the
snowplow' :waits- to -Make, - its
rounds until my hiisband"
has thrown the last shovelful
,,of snow out of ,the'lanevyay and
,before he. can back the cars out
and get away for 'the day. Some
mornings you 'figure to beat the
snowplow; other mornings , the
plan is wait it out, • Either .WO
you are in trouble for it seems
' -.to be 'destiny 'you must shovel
twice or be late for work.
And the kids.. On a typical
day our son conveniently ,for-
gets to shovel ,the walk before
,School but- On.. a hectic .4nornirig
bell remember-and get his
mitts wet, his boots full of snow
and his pants torn.. Then the
rush is on to find whole dry
clothing before the big yellow
bus comes chugging down the
road. We never get both chit;
dren off to school- without at
least ,one of them tearing back
into ,the house-Lsnow and all-.
to pick up that .library 'book
on the table in the living room.
Standing week-kneed and
trembling against the door con-
templating how to get slushy
mud off the rug, I spy our
The Fidelity Unit of Wesley.
Willis United Church met in the
Sunday School p. . room for theja
nary meeting with Mrs. N. Hol.
land, program convener, in
charge. Words of inspiration
for the coming year were fol.
lowed .by, prayer and a hymn.
Scripture passages were read
by Mrs, G. Rathwell, Mrs. J.
• Carter and Miss B. Diehl, and
the 'leader continued with the
devotiOnal theme.
Mrs. Holland introduced the
study book, "Japan Profiles"
using a record with interviews
and music for the sound of
Japan. The look of Japan was
presented by Miss K. McGregor
who showed slides with accoms
panying commentary. A quiz
brought to light interesting facts
on population, way of life, ex.
ports and imports.
The new Unit leader, Miss
McGregor, took charge for the
business period, opening with a
poem., Roll call was answered
with payment of fees and done*
tion of a layette article for
the 'Victor Mission. Reports of
committees were given, and
motion was made to continue
the three methods of fund refs..
ing previously in use. Mrs. C.
Holland, heading the Sewing
all, the sleigh is frozen to, the
spot. and the pin is out of the
handle again, By the time 411
is mechanically prepared for
the outing the baby has one
wet mitt, one lost 'mitt, two
very red hands and a runny
nose, But. I'm prepared with
tissue and a dry pair of mittens,
I've learned this much from
similar winter frolics.
I have it figured that there
are probably between 10 and 12,
weeks of winter left to go. By
that time be ready' for the
rain and muck of spring. They
say a change 'is as good as a
rest,
Committee, announced a work
meeting at her home on Jan.
nary 17, Miss McGregor
brought the meeting to a close
with prayer. Refreshments
were served and a social half
hour followed.
Visit
Sarasota
Squadron Leader and Mrs.
John Woodrow and Judy and
Bruce of 18 Victoria Blvd.,
A dastr a.1 Park, Ontario,
Canada, enjoyed a visit
to Sarasota' Jungle Gardens
while vacationing on Florida's
Lower West Coast.
Here the visitors mingle with
flamingos and other rare and
unusual wild fowl from every
Continent, which roam freely.
Also of interest in Sarasota
Jungle Gardens are thousands
of tropical plants, many of which
are beautifully coloured, huge
Royal Palms bordering dense
jungle trails, and brilliantly col.
toured macaws and cockatoos
which pose with visitors for pie.
tures.
Christmas eVergeens and
red Poinsettias decorated St.
Andrew's PresbyterianChurch,
Clinton, for the Wedding-oMarY
APO MarMet BYMere 4110.0PrI
don Clair CaldWell OnBatiirdaY1
Peoernber 30.
parents of the bride are Mr.
and Mrs, .Elmer Frey, Clinton,
The groom is the son of AIL,
and Mrs. William Caldwell, of
PrPcotiPid,
The Rev, 4i,U, McLean ot,
ficiated at the dotibletrincere•
mony. Qrga-nist Mrs. Bert
Boyes accompanied the soloist,
Mrs.,RObert Hereuth.
Dilen its, Marriage by her
istepfather, Mr. Elmer Frey,
Clinton
'
the bride looked stony,
ning in her floor-length gown of
white French Lagoda. The
bodice was highlighted by a
scooped neckline, elbow-length
sleeves ,and gently fitted waist.
Delicate Chantilly lace en..
banned the neckline and Waist,
touched by tiny seed pearls.
Elegance was portrayed in the
gently controlled A,line skirt,
while the main centre of at.
tention was focussed on the
detachable chapel train cascado
ing from a tailored bow at the ,
back neckline and completely
silhouetted with hand-clipped
Chantilly lace.
To complete her bridal out;
fit, the bride wore a French
pure silk illusion fingertip veil
caught up by a cap of Swiss
Guipure lace petals and tiny
pearls. She carried a white
bible with red carnations and
white streamers tied with holly.
Matron of honour Mrs. Bea
Johnson sister of the bride
and bridesmaids Gayle John.
ston, Blyth and Bonnie Layton
Clinton, provided a colourful
background in their identical
floor-length gowns of Kelly
green French peau de sole.
Scooped necklines and elbow.
length sleeves enhanced the em.
pire waist, while the sleeves
were touched with a double
ruff. The skirts were elegant
sheaths, while a panel cascaded
at the back from a bow at the
neckline. To add a final touch
to their ensembles, the bridal
assistants wore matching bow
headpieces accented by flatter-
ing cocktail veils and tiny
crystal crowns. They carried
white mums with red and green
holly in crescent shape.
Wayne Stirling, of Clinton, '
was best man. Ushers were
Kenneth Caldwell, brother of.
the groom and Maynard,
ilymeres the bride'Is" brellier,
1.301 Of Clinton,
Brenda Brnere, niece of the
bride, was flower girl, Her
4resa was, • similar .to But
bride's, Nit trimmed With grew.
'YOWL She carried a cregcein
9! white mums With WY.
The church .tailour was der,
()rated In Christmas colours of
red and geen for the reCeP'
tion, at which the mother of the
bride wore a beige outfit trim.
med with brown chiffon, with
brown accessories, highlighted
Clinton WI
Meet Thurs.
The Clinton Women's
Lute will meet in the Clinton
Tc•wa Hall, January_ 25, at
2 p.m„ The roll call will be
to 'name a Centennial Project.
The topic 4Current Events"
will be given by Mrs. M. .
Wilts°. •
The program convenors are:
Mrs. J, Wise, and Mrs. N.
Tyndall. The hostesses are
Mrs. W. Hoggart, Mrs. Roy.
Connell, Mrs. M. Heard, Mrs.
A. Adams and Mrs. B. Gib.
bings.. Mrs. C. Holland, the
first vice-president, will pre-
side as it is hoped that Mrs.
W. Colclough, the District Pre.
sident will be able to address
the meeting. The 4-H girls
are invited to attend and show
work in the project, "Acces-
sories for the Bedroom,"
by 4. .POrPage of orange Ice
T.h# 41*PP41'4 POW. 4,444t?..
0, 'Wearing ii.silver,green'Pro.r.
c449 PW4withgo01.04Pertea
.440 a corsage of pink earnar
lions,
Fox Or Wedding trip to the
United- States, tito bride .chope
a -winterrwhite dress Nith.
laid ,_411re;- ac..
CoaPPtea and a .dark brawn
coat.
Qn their rOttP74, the couple
will .make. their home in Olin.
ton,.
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citowELL. HymERs
youngest gamely attempting tO
grAwi into his snow togs. I
know his. object Is to go for 4
•Aleighride so I try to stall him
until, the dishes are done at
least. Then I sit hint on the
john. No dice. So I dress hint
in underwear, Pants, two sWeat-
ers,boots, mitts,
scarf-myself likewise - before
I know for certain. I should haVe
waited just a few more minutes
before taking him off the throne
in the' first place.
After - the great undressing
and redressing, it is off for fun
in the snow, like they show. on
TV and •in magazines. First of
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