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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1969-09-25, Page 7Terry Sewell is seen with his parents, Master 111/arrant Officer Harry and Lillian Sewell, after being sworn in as an officer cadet in Canadian armed forces. — Canadian Forces Photo. Terry Sewell is officer cadet, father is in service 33 years near We stock a selection of fertilizer and seed as well as Peat moss, Bone Meal, garden tools and supplies. BULBS DIRECT FROM HOLLAND EXPECTED THIS WEEK PLANT NOW! b gvtimi Vofymki:Batit SEE US FOR PET SUPPLIES, TOO CLINTON FARM CENTRE "Quality Merchandise At a Fair- Price" 22 Isaac St. Phone 482-9333 Open to Serve You Daily and Friday Evening • Closed Saturday Afternoon Only . .13EGeN-$ IN THE Lle Clinton .News-lipporO, Thursday, September 25, 195.9 Come see the better choice in 1970 snowmobiles Choose the model right for you. For the man who wants luxury, there's Ski-Doo Nordic. For the man who likes his action fast, there's Ski-Doo T'NT. 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Mrs. Ken McKay and .rs, Harry Caldwell are delegates to the rally on Oct, 6. Mrs. Alex McGregor extended an invitation to the Huronview Bazaar on Oct, 8; Miss • Belle ' Campbell gave a very interesting talk on bygone, days in Seaforth. Mrs. Grant McLean gave a skit. • A demonstration on Japanese embroidery was given by Mrs. Joyce Cooper, Mrs. Vern Alderdice gave courtesy remarks. AMBER REBEKAH Noble grand Mrs. Earl Campbell presided for the regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge Sept. 17 with 40 present. The past noble grands were in charge of the opening and closing of the meeting. Visitors were introduced by their hostess lodge in Hensail and each guest was presented with a gift after which the regular business of the meeting took place. Mrs. Clarence Volland and Mrs. Howard Lemmon reported having made visits to Queensway Nursing Home during the summer months and Presented 32 patients with gifts. Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Leona Parke volunteered to visit the nursing, home in October. Twenty eligible members will be presented with their 20-year Clinton obituary ELVA L. JENKINS Elva L. Jenkins of 50 Orange St Clinton, died suddenly at honre on Sept. 15. The widow of Herbert R. Jenkins, she was a native of Goderich Township and had lived in Clinton 34 years. She was a daughter of the late Robert Lewis and Mary Amelia (Gardner) Proctor. She was a member of Wesley-Willis United Church and the Wesley-Willis United Church Women. She also belonged to the Clinton Citizens' Horticultural Society. She is survived by a stepson, William R. Jenkins; a brother, J. Clifton Proctor; a niece, Mrs. Shirley Margeson and three grandsons, Gordon, Steven and Mark Jenkins. The funeral service was held Sept. 19 at Ball Funeral Horne, Clinton, with the Rev. A. J. Mowatt of Wesley-Willis Church officiating. Burial was in Clinton Cemetery, Pallbearers were E. Grigg, L. Jervis, C. Nelson, C. Proctor, C. Thompson and N. Tyndall. Flowerbearers were John and Marty Margeson, and Gordon and Mark Jenkins. COMMUNAL FORESTS Counties, townships and conservation authorities in Ontario hold more than 200,000 acres of forests, all managed under agreements with the minister of lands and forests. veteran's jewel at the meeting on Oct. 1. A letter was read informing the lodge that the district deputy president, MTS. Margaret $owra,.of Goderich Lodge, will install the officers for 1969-7Q at the regular meeting Oct, 15. Happy Birthday was sung to Mrs. Howard Lemmon, Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Alex McBeath. Mrs. Margaret Rose of Edelweis Lodge, • Seaforth, accompanied at the piano: After the meeting, progressive euchre was played and lunch served. PERSONALS Bensall Women's Institute won first prize' at Exeter Fall Fair for its exhibit which consisted of five articles for a child's moth.' The same exhibit captured first prize at the Zurich fair on • M,onday. Display conveners were Mrs. R. M. Peck, Mrs. John Corbett and Mrs. R. A. Orr. " Miss Susan Jinks of London., and Larry Mason, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bertha Jinks. • At the 'United Church service Sunday, guest soloist will be Adrian Brand. Jack Caldwell, , and Mrs. BeatriCe Hess will provide organ and piano selections. Anniversary services will be held in Chiselhurst United Church Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Flowers in the United Church Sunday morning were courtesy of the Godbolt — Simmons wedding. Twenty members for Carmel Presbyterian Church Women's Missionary Society, attended the 85th anniversary of the W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian •Church, Goderich, Sept. 16. Terry Sewell, son of Master Warrant Officer Harry and Lillian Sewell of Adastral Park, has enrolled as an officer cadet in the Canadian Armed Forces. He was one of eight young men from southwestern Ontario who were sworn into the service by Col. E. W. Ryan, base commander, CFB Clinton, at a recent ceremony held in the London Recruiting Center. MWO Sewell, who enrolled in the RCAF in 1937, was a pilot in World War II and is now motor transport officer at CFB Clinton, He will be retiring in 1970 with more than 33 years service behind him, leaving Terry, his eldest son, to carry on the proud tradition of service which he has established. Terry attended Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton, graduating 'from Grade, 13 this year: He was president of the Student Council during his final year, and acquired an excellent record of academic achievement during the five years he attended the school. He was also an active member of Adastral Park :Teen-Town and served a term as president of this group. He has been posted to the service college at Royal Roads, B.C., for his first two years of officer training, and will eventually complete the final portion of his training at the Royal Military College, Kingston, Ont. 1100.11110101ijoinimiipiMilimomomplounimokilmomilIMOIMMOMIMIffimimmirnmollioy • - • • • • • Sy MRS, MAV.r.!g ,f1CP,PfN Tom Penhate killed this 70-lb. wolf Sept. 17 on farm owned by his father, Harold, at RR 3, Bayfield. — Photo by Bellchamber. ..1111111•RIMINIONIMNIMMINIM111•011 Advertising in the News-Record is an investment, not an expense