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GOOERICH, S24-8321—EXETER, 236,1422—GRAND BEND, 238.2374 Clinton News-Record, Thurglay, .june 1 1971 a ondesboro "UCW Berean Unit holds meeting Stanley Township MRS, BERT SHOPPROQK rivo Berean Unit of U.O.W. Tuesday p.m., June 8, in the day School roams. The ting opened with hymn, "All Way My Saviour Leads. Me", owed by prayer and a poem, ep By Step", by president, Livingstone, he minutes were read plus respondence, A retreat for of on and Perth is to be held e 16 at Menestung Camp, derich, with an address by Miner, group bible study, recreation. Mrs. Durnin read a letter m mission services in London. The treasurer's report' was n. Rev. McDonald reported on Ontario Street Church ankoffering meeting. A committee was named, luding Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Shobbrook, Mrs. Wood, Mrs, Shadcfick, and Mrs, H. Durnin, arrange the program for nday evening service, June 20, en Rev. Ludford of Parry and will be speaker. July roll call will be "Your vorite Parable". The July program is to be anged by Mrs. Wood and Mrs. unsdon. Mrs. Livingstone read "Truly Missionary" — about Dorothy ussell who runs the only day fuge for down and out men in ontreal. Mrs. M. Fairservice was in large of the study period. She ye a very interesting talk on .azil, its industries, schools, ties and people, This was followed by Rev. cDonald showing slides and lamenting on them. The meeting closed with ayer by Rev. McDonald. Inch was served by Mrs. Lloyd pe and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. The Women's Institute eeting was held Wednesday, WALTER FORBES HEADING THE TOUR FROM CLINTON :Ills is your opportunity to ravel with friends from :Anton and district to Europe, ifoutti visit exciting kretsterdarn, cruise on the omantic Rhine, view the pectactilar Alps from your leluxe air.conditibned tiotoretaach, breathtaking Ind beautiful Austria, )1Cturesque villages and fifth rineyards of Prance, not to 'orget Faris "The city of 1 fights" and 'then on to F teinating and histbrie his Tour has been designed with YOU in mind eisurely paced, interesting nd best of all Moderately our Plitt includes; irst Class Hotels throughout aced on twin bedded rdoms ith bath Or Shower; all ransferS; Air Transportation; eluxe rnotorcoach on land; reakfatt and Dinner daily. it in all an excellent valued Our. Our Membership Will be accepted on a first-dome, irst-Serve baSiS. Already a umber of your friends'have •ooked „ . . make your eservatiOnS today!! For further information and Tour Brochure please clip'the , Coupon below and send tot Ml. J. H. AITKEN General Manager Clinton News Record Clinton, Ontario Yes, I am interested in joining the Clinton Community Friendship Tour. Me : V I{ 11 VVVVVVVVVVV '4 41 • tgS: k 'Ili 111 111,iftiV•VVIIWal: June 9, at $ p,m, The meeting opened with the. Opening Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and "0 Canada". The president, Mrs. Gourley, welcomed guests and members, and thanked all who had helped at the District Annual. The minutes anal correspondence were read. A card of appreciation from the Hpwatt family was read, A donation of $25 was given to the John Benjamins family, fire victims. It was voted to cater for the steam thresher? re-union in September in Blyth and to cater for the Grade 8 graduation, June 29. Mrs. Gourley is to attend, with Mrs. Robinson, the Huronview Auxiliary on June 14, The Finance Committee is to report to Council on kitchen remodelling. Roll call was answered by "introducing a guest". Mrs. Dalton conducted two contests, one won by Mrs. McKinnon and the other by Mrs. Claire Vincent. Margaret Taylor introduced the guest speakef, Mrs. McKinnon, who spoke on her work visiting homemakers in Hamilton and all of Wentworth County. All ages help with the work — from 20 to 79. One lady, 80, works three hours a day six days a week. Mrs. Fairservice thanked her and presented a gift. Mrs. McKinnon is known by Many here, being the former Madeline Hawkins of Clinton. Mrs. Pipe, the curator, gave a report on the Historical meeting held in Belgrave. She also had a book on the history of Bandom, Concession 9, Hullett Township, compiled by Mr. Albert Livermore, This book is available from Mrs. Pipe. The meeting ended with a sing-song led by Mrs. Wood, with Mrs. Tom Allen at the piano. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. B. Brundson, Mrs. E. Josling, Mrs. Tom Allen, Mrs. Les Reid, and Mrs. Gordon Radford. A special Graduation Service for the Londesboro Explorers was held on Wednesday, June 9. The meeting opened with the Explorer purpose and hymn. Cathy Peel welcomed the mothers and guests, Madelyn Sewers read the Scripture and Kathy Bunking led in prayer, A solo by Barbara Glousher was followed by a reading by Kathy Penfound, Donna Reid played an instrumental and Christine McNeil sang a solo. Mrs.' David Anderson made suitable comments, as she Presented the seven graduates with pins and certificates. Mr. McDonald showed a film and conducted a sing-song, after which the graduating girls served lunch. Mrs. Harry McEwan of Chatham spent Thursday of last week with her father, Mr. Will Govier, and aunt, Mrs. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomson, Jimmy Billy and Lynn of St. Peals, visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Tom Duizer, Laurel, Lisa and Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Marshall of Teeswater visited on Sunday with Mr. Govier and Mrs. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Milison and family of Woodstock visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and families attended the annual Bail family picnic held on Sunday at Springbank Park, London, BY MARY Mc!LWAIN Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hoegy and Scott 'of London visited on June 6 with Mr. and Mrs. William Dale and Cheryl. Bill and Margie Whyte spent Friday in Guelph. Mr. Reg Lawson spent Saturday in Lions Head. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Medd and Kerri returned home on Friday evening from their trip, going as far south as Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell of Guelph were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan and family. Mr. John Whyte of Oshawa spent Saturday with his mother, Mrs. W. L. Whyte, and Tom, Bill, Margie and Mr. Harold Whyte. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butler of Cortland spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hogged, and Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley of Mrs. Russell Redan and her Mother, Mm, 9?, D. Fisley of Listowel, visited On Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Honking. Mr. Harvey Hunking went to Clinton hospital on Wednesday for x-rays, returning home on Saturday. We are sorry to report Mr. Albert (Pat) Mason has been a patient in Clinton hospital the past week, owing to an injury at work. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and children spent Sunday evening with her grandmother, Mrs. Frank Bell of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Armstrong visited in Stratford on Thursday with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Armstrong and family, visiting Billy, in hospital, who had an appendix operation on Monday night, and David, • who had recently returned from hospital after an accident in which he was burned. Next Sunday, June 20, special services will be held at Londesboro United Church with the male voice choir, and Rev. Ludford of Parry Sound Indian Reserve will be speaking. In the evening at a fireside hour, he will show slides and answer questions. There will be special music. Ladies are asked to bring lunch. This is an evening for the whole congregation. Clinton attended the Johnston-Gobel wedding held in St. Stephen's Anglican Church in Stratford on Saturday, followed by dinner and dancing in the Legion Hall. The chicken barbeque was held on Thursday evening, June 10, at the Forester's Hall. The weather being ideal, a crowd of well over 900 were fed. Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter of Colborne Township spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Betty, Jim, Sharon and Bob. Mr. and Mrs, Reybern and Janice of Goderich were Sunday visitors at the Whyte home. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Dianne and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie, attended the King picnic held in Exeter on Sunday. Miss Margie Whyte spent Monday at Sauble Beach. ,11••••••• The council of the Township of Stanley, at its regular meeting on Monday night, June 7, in Varna, awarded a contract for a new bridge on lots 10 and 11, Concession 4, to Facca Construction Company of Chatham. Amount of the Facca tender was $30,988, Eight tenders were received for the project, ranging from the Facca price of $30,988 to a high of $36,373, Work on the pew bridge is to commence very shortly, and completion date has been set for October 1. The Stanley council has been advised it will receive a subsidy of $11,750 towards the price of park property it purchased on sideroad 10, in the Township. The grant represents one-half of the original cost. In the next year or two, the council hopes to develop the property into a public park for its ratepayers. In other business, council approved a grant of $75 to the Bayfield Agricultural Society for their annual Fall Fair, and also approved membership in the Huron County Road Superintendent's Association, The membership fee of $15 was ordered paid. Council passed by-laws for four drains, in the amount of $6,300 and also approved one Brucefield BY MRS..H. F, BERRY Mrs. Tom Smith, Collingwood, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson for a few days last week. Decoration Day will be held at Baird's Cemetery on June 20 at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and Gordon spent the weekend with relatives in Sarnia and Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. G. Stuart, Regina, are visiting with Mr. Stuart's sister, Mrs. Norris Sillery, Unit One, Tuckersmith U.C.W,, spent a pleasant evening at the home of Mrs. George Henderson. Mrs. Stuart was presented with a farewell gift from the group by the president, Mrs. John Broadfoot, and Mrs. A. Paterson. awards tile drain loan in the amount of $1,000. An advance payment of $13,150 on the 1971 road subsidy has been received, and clerk Mel Graham was instructed to apply for the grant from the Department of Agriculture and Food on their warble fly program. Accounts in the amount of $6,239,94 for general account and $3,508.27 for roads were approved for payment, as well as $2,196.49 under the work's incentive program. NS Rietammtvall :41111111010 Q 1/NIHINE SALE STARTS 7, EA1011Fftf T9DAY r ON YOUR GUARANTEE FROM pe2m1/ SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED IIIPINAlilil II IIIIZI SI " ly _.m...1:91,,a imp gm l V 'I. ILI-AU COMPARE /6 AND {!.t: Jr SAYE j. , :,..1,,I COMPARE AND SAVE / Mr fl "OacaSimo a COMPARE ' AND . PHilliPS' SAVE MUD 1 ExtruD* COMPARE AND SAYE ONEXDA i 1.44611. I4,S(\1111 X. "" -.. 11,A, Ct.PLOrrt i..,Lt± , r Antiseptic , Top Quality D ......, • •• ONE SIZE • 1V11-31 SOLUTION ANTISEPTIC 2011.02. .77 -...---'-- jufrosv adull MuLime. - 'VITAMINS , - • . . .. . 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