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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-05-28, Page 3Saskatchewan native receives promotion BALL —MACE AULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES SEAFORTH 527-0910 CLINTON 482.9514 HENSALL 262-2713 Enhance Your Climbing Roses an d Flowers 7,95 ASK ABOUT OUR INSTALLATION SERVICE BIGELOW "501" NYLON Sculptured Pattern — Jute Back .meeenf„ijiiiMie VINYL CORLONS for floors of lasting beauty JUST 5.95 Sq. Yd. Special Her sincere concern for public education in the nursing field leads her towards a projected career teaching Maternal and Child Health in Ray enlisted in the RCAF in Victoria, B.C., in 1953 as a Weapons Technician, then remustered to Radar Technician in 1963. He came to Canadian Forces Base Clinton, Ontario, in 1966 as an instructor in the Radar and Communications Teaching and Supervision. • Enthusiasm-for.her- profession and positive leadership qualities have been shown by Miss Scheibe' in hex position as Assistant Director of Nursing Education at The Stratford General Hospital. The Bursary will be used towards Miss Scheibal's tuition at Western University where she plans to take her Masters Degree in Nursing. a It a N a 1.89 2.99 3.3s School. He presently resides with his wife, the former Hellen Co rr iveau of Albertville, Saskatchewan, and their 5 children at 147 Huron Street, Clinton, Ontario. Tins OMR GOOD TILL JUNE G0.976 Fan Trellis . . 86 ila Trellis . Flower Box 5.49 No 100 Wall Trellis CEDAR PICNIC TABLES LEGS ASSEMBLED (Not aS illustrated) Replex meeting of AlPher 000 Ledge was held May Q. with NOble:Oratki, Mrs. Elgin itotrtsert presiding. Noretnation of officers for 70.41 was held. Elected were; oble Grand, Mrs, John 'Taylor, recefield; Recording Secretery, re, Leona 10.4*p; Financial ecretary, Mrs. Bertha Wimpy; Treasurer, Mrs, Ed. orbett; and Trestee, Mrs, argaret Ingram, Plans were, arranged for siting lodges for next meeting ne 3. A number ,of members ceived an invitation to attend iendehip night at Huronia odge at Clinton June 1, A two-car crash on Highway two miles north of Heesall, ay 20 hospitalized two and used damage beyond repair to th cars, Cars driven by Mrs. m. (Dorothy) Bell, R, R. 2 ippen, and Bruce Horton of ensall were in collision. Both recovering from their juries. Westlake Ambulance rviee of Zurich took the jured to hospital. 0,P.P John Glassford . of eter Detachment investigated. Clarence Parke was taken by balance to • St. Josephs epital on Thursday. Miss Mettle Ellis is a patient South Huron Hospital, eter. Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. Shaddick London, visited with relatives Hensall on May 20. Mrs. Pearl addick returned to London ith them where she will visit r a few days: Mrs. Bertha Jinks spent the eekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross nks and family, and Miss Susan nks, London. Mrs. Milton Lavery, Hensall, a patient in Victoria Hospital, ndon, Weekend visitors with Mrs. rd Miller were Mrs. Robert nnan, Larry, Nancy, and Blair Pickering. Mrs. Ferd Miller, Mrs. R. nnan and family spent turday with Mrs. Marie Pask at rich, the occasion being a mily dinner for Miss Emma ssow's 77th birthday. SIMS—KERR Latter Day Saints Church of onetville, Northern Ontario, the setting Saturday May 23 70, at 4 o'clock for a quiet but etty ,,wedding , when Carol nrem Kere, deughter,,,,of illiam A. Kerr, North Bay, and e late Mrs. Kerr, became the de of Norman Paul Sims of eter, son of Mrs. E. R. Sims, eter, and the late Mr. Sims, a double ring ceremony ':ore the Rev. Harold Fryer. Given in marriage by her ther the bride, wore a floor gth A-Line gown of white tin. The shoulder-length veil of t was caught to a headpiece white roses. She carried a •segay of yellow roses and ite mums. Mrs. Linda Coulonbe of onetviiie, cousin of the bride, as matron of honor gowned in a green crepe ensemble floor ngth and carried a cascade of hite carnations and yellow urns. Mr. Tom Elliott of xeter was groomsman, and Mr, es Sims, Exeter, brother of the oom ushered. The wedding reception was eld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lex Kerr, Monetville, aunt and nele of the bride. The young ouple will reside in Exeter. uests were present from North BAY, Monetville, Noelville, Exeter, Hensel!. The bride is the niece of Mrs. Maude Hedden, Anniversary Services will be held in Hensall United Church. Sunday May 31 at 11 A.M. and 7:$0. Quest speaker will be a former Het-Pall boy, Rev. Robert Fassmore, B.A.,13.D.,S,T,M, Special music by the Senior and Juniors at both services, assisted by visiting singers. Recent flowers in the Sanctuary of the United Church were in loving memory of Mrs, Clarence (Nettie) Lenaghan, placed by her family. Mrs. Sim Roobol who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, for the past two weeks, returned home Sunday, ' Mrs. Dave Morrison of New Westminister, 13,C. is visiting her sister Mrs. Alma Hess, Mrs. J. L. McCloy and daughter Carrie of Don Mills, spent the weekend with her mother Mrs, Alma Hess. The General Meeting of Hensall U.C.W. was held in Fellowship Hall on Monday, May 25 with St. Peters Lutheran Church Women of Zurich as guests. Unit 1 was in charge of the meeting and Mrs. Howard Scane who chaired the meeting welcomed the visitors and read a thought provoking poem "All I worked for, I left Behind". Musical numbers which delighted the audience were provided by 11 girls under the direction of Miss Sararas and Mrs. Beatrice Hess of Zurich. Theme of the meeting was Stewardship and Mrs. Scane read My Stewardship. Mrs. , Walter Spencer," who was in charge of the Devotional, gave a few thoughts on Stewardship. Three skits were presented by Mrs. David Kyle, Mrs. Robert Cook, Mrs. Howard Scane and Mrs. Albert Shirray. Mrs. Spencer led in Prayer. Mrs. Wm. Fuss acted as pianist for the singing of a hymn and for the Offering period. Mrs. Harold Currie introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. G. W. Tiffin of Wingham, who spoke on Stewardship. She said that the world needs the "Plus Sign" or the Cross. Take the negative sign and put yourself there, and Yotl,,will haye a plus sign. Mrs. Tiffin '-le&in Prayer. Mrs. Albert Shirray thanked the speaker and the girls for their contribution to the meeting„, The offering was taken by Mrs. Ken Elder and Mrs. Jack Consitt and the Dedication Prayer was given by Mrs. Scane. During the business portion, chaired by the president Mrs. Vern Alderdice, reports were given for supply and welfare by Mrs. E. Chipchase; treasurer's report, Mrs, Walter Spencer; visitation, Mrs. Lorne Hay; and social functions, Mrs. Alderdice. Motions were made to send $50 for two children to be sent to Camp and to purchase dishes for the church. • It was decided to have a church service in charge of the U.C.W. The meeting closed with the Mary Stewart Collect and lunth was served by Unit 1, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horton are vacationing in Texas. Mrs. Bertha Jinks who suffered a fall in her home Friday was taken by ambulance to South Huron Hospital. "Ray" Leduc (left), a native of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, proudly displays his new rank as he is congratulated by Colonel E. W. Ryan, Base Commander of CFB Clinton, Ontario, on his recent promotion to Sergeant in the Canadian Armed Forces. A bursary of, $1,000 has been awarded -tce • Miss Gertrud Scheibal of Stratford, Ontario. The announcement was made recently by Mrs. W. E. Fleury, Chairman of the Bursary Committee. The award is offered to Graduate Nurses registered in Ontario by the Volunteer Nursing Committee of The Canadian Red Cross Society. Miss Scheibal received her Graduate Nursing certificate from Guildford Hospital in England, along with part 1 and part 2 of her Midwifery training. At the University of Ottawa she completed a diploma course in Waterford native .promoted Gaffney (left), a native, Of Waterford, Eire,prOtidly displays his new rank :AS he is cengratniated by ,Colonel B. W. Ryan, Base Commander,. -OTT Clinton, Ontario, on his recent promotion to Captain in the Canadian Armed Forces, Bill enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force as an Aireraftsman Instrument Technician in London, England, in 1957, He later remustered to Radar Technician, then joined the Serving Airman Plan and was enrolled in the University of Alberta in 1964. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering in 1968 and was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Aeronautical Engineering branch of the Canadian Armed Forces. Bill was then transferred to Canadian Forces Base Clinton as an instructor in the Radar and Communications School, At present Bill is the Officer in charge of the Technical Support section of R.,&CS.. However, with the planned phase-out of CFB Clinton be will be transferred to CFB Kingston in August, 1970, to assume command of a Basic Electronics Company at that Base, Bill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gaffney, presently reside at 61 Johns Street, Waterford, Eire, Clintqn Nevv*Reccirci., ThwrsclaY, maY ZS,,1.979 COMPETENT IN INVESTMENT AND ESTATE COUNSELLING Sterling Trusts has a competent learn in money and money markets to provide sound investment coun- selling, plan and administer estates, and look after tax and succession duties. 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A warm welcome is extended to everyone to come and worship, Receives $1,000 Red Cross bursary PUBLIC NOTICE 1970 CENSUS AND ENUMERATION The Huron-Perth Regional Assessment Department will be commencing its annual census and enumeration prOgrarnme in the City of Stratford, Town of St. Marys, and all towns, villages and townships in the two counties, June 1st. It is expected that it will take approXiMately two to three Weeks to eomplete this Work. The 'information required is basically the tame as that tequired by e assessors in past years and is necessary her the completion of the assessment roll for each Munitipality. All enumerators involved in this programme carry identification cards. Therefore do not hesitate to ask to see these before ahSwering telestides or divulging information. Your co-Operation and assistance in this' rogramme will be very much appreciated. 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