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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-10-05, Page 3GIBBINGS--BOS Truck Load Beef Sale Truck will arrive Wed ., October 11 till Sat.,October 14 OR YOUR ROME FREEZER. OW 70 YOUR OW47 C•i' Yel,/04770,vf OvvErfl,INIENT INSPECTED BRANDED BEEF !WES Pf Ref F "VOW'S Of REIF .1. Beef Round Up Time Customers are invited to walk in and pick their own beef right on the truck HARRY KERR MEAT MANAGER Excellent Selection of Popular Weight Ranges CLINTON IGA Beef Cut and Frozen To Customers Specifications GA Supplied and Serviced Sy M. Loeb ltd. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS and CATS Prevention of Rabies The Health of Animals Branch of the Canada De- partment of Agriculture in co-operation with .the Huron County Health Unit will hold a FR EE RABIES CLINIC s;WOP i* FRIDAY OCTOBER 6 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11 TUESDAY OCTOBER 17 AUBURN COMMUNITY CENTRE CLINTON COMMUNITY CENTRE 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. Vaccination against rabies will be provided for dogs and cats three months of age and over. Help prevent human exposure to rabies, take ad- vantage of this opportunity to have your pets Im- munizied. A booster shot each year is recommended. 40b BLYTH FIREHALL 9:00 - 12:00 noon r MAITLAND COUNTRY CLUB Restrictions on Resident Play Have Been Lifted For the Remainder Of The Season AND GREEN FEES REDUCED TO $2." Clinton. News,Rocord, Thwaclay, October 5, 1972-4 Dr. Moses to be guest speaker Pictured above following their marriage at Holmesville United Church are Mr. and Mrs. Barrie R. Miller. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Miller, Clinton and the bride, the former Lorna Jean Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Miller of Bayfield. Dr, Mowatt officiated at the double ring ceremony. The couple are residing in Ottawa. 'cit9 .-.040' 4• Cuffs, a short train and a Pill- box shoulder-length veil, Her bouquet of white stephanotis and pink roses rested on a white Bible. The maid of honor, Nancy Gibbings of R.R.4 Clinton wore a deep rose polyester crepe dress trimmed with white and pink lace and the wore pink roses in her .hair. She carried white shasta daisies and pink rpses in a nosegay trimmed with pink ribbon. The bridesmaids were: Brenda Gibbings, sister of the bride and Helen Bos, sister of the groom. The flower girl was Carolyn Bos. They were all dressed in identical outfits of pale pink polyester crepe and had pink roses in their hair. Fred Vennstra of R,R.4, Clin- ton was the groomsman and ushers were Michael Gibbings and Peter Bos. The reception was held in the Canadian Legion Hall which was decorated with pink and white gladioli, The mother of the groom wore a royal blue crepe dress with cream accessories and a corsage of white stephanotis with a pink ribbon, The mother of the bride wore a multi-coloured dress of blue, green, black and white crimp knit with white accessories and a corsage of white stephanotis with mauve ribbon. For a going-away outfit, the bride chose a navy pin-stripe wool dress with long white tie and a corsage of pink roses. The couple are residing in Preston, Ontario. Dr. Eva Moses will be the special guest speaker at a Con- vention of the United Church Women of Central Huron to be held in the Brucefield United Church on October 12th, 1972. Dr, Moses is a person of charm And warmth. Her Mother was a school teacher, and her father an ordained minister who spent most of his life serving the rural churches of India. She received a mission scholarship to go to Christian College, Ludhiana, to do medical studies, graduated in 1936, and has since worked only in Christian hospitals. From 1936 to 1946 Dr, Moses served in the church hospital at Banswara. In 19.43 she went to Madras (South India) to study Obstetrics and Gynaecology, in which she now specializes. She The opening ritual, roll call and minutes began the Septem- ber 26 meeting of the Clinton chapter of Beta Sigma •Phi at the home of Marian Duren, Lon- desboro, The president then read the communications from international and an audit verification was given. Following ithe treasurer's report, vice-president Vivian Roy discussed the. plans for the rush party to be held in October and invitations were being sent out, The Ways and Means chair- man, Mary Jean Glen, com- pleted the details of the fashion show and announced all models were to go to 'The Old Mill' for fittings on Monday, October 3. Tickets are selling very well and has been Secretary of the Medical Commission for many years and has been in charge of Indore Christian Hospital since 1968. Dr, MOM; has .taken an active part in church activities and participated in.varions com- mittees and church councils over the years, including various school beards in her church area. Her husband br, Reuben Moses is the Principal of Indore Christian College, They have three daughters, two of whom are married. Their youngest daughter is now being sponsored by the Commission for medical studies at Iudhiana. Their eldest daughter and her husband are both medical doc- tors and are working in the church hospital at Dhar, about thirty six mites from Indore. can be obtained that night at the door. Social chairman reported briefly on spring dance and' the service chairman asked each girl to be thinking of her choice for representation, which is going to be voted on at next meeting, Betty! Lockhart and Linda Meade Ithen presented an ex- cellent 'cultural programme on "Speech", Exercises for posture and children's nursery rhymes then were used to increase correct pronunciation of words. A light lunch was preceded by the closing ritual. The girls of Beta Sigma Phi would like to say "Congratulations" to Ann Adams our "first" sorority member to have a chapter baby. On her visit in Canada Dr. Moses will tour across 94r vast dominion visiting Conferences and taking part in many United Church programs, She is especially interested in Meeting with some medical groups, as time permits, Kippen BY RENA CALDWELL The U.C.W. of St, Andrew's Church, Kippen met at the home of Mrs, Emerson Kyle with hostesses Mrs. D. Turner and Mrs. Grace Love in charge. The meeting was opened by words of welcome by the president, Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. Orville Workman gave the wor- ship from the Bible with the theme "Wisdom". Mrs. Lloyd Cooper introduced the guest speaker, Mr. D.W. Kennel!, superintendent of Huron County Board of Education who spoke on student services. In the business of the meeting it was decided to have a fowl supper November 1 and to sell advanced tickets. Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and lunch was served by Unit 1. KABOBS 4-H The "Kippen Kabobs" 4-H Club met at the • home of Mrs. Robert Bell. Minutes of the past • meeting were read by Judith Mickle. The new secretary ap- pointed was Linda Bell. The discussion was on packed lunches and a guessing contest on sandwiches was conducted. Judith Mickle and Debbie Con- sitt demonstrated western sand- wiches and Linda Bell served them. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Grant Caldwell, Baltimore, Maryland, visited with Jack and Mrs. Harry Cald- well, Mrs. Edna Gotch, New Orleans, Louisiana and Mrs. Francis Case, Fort Anne, New York visited with Mr. and Mrs. W,L, Mellis. Mr. and Mrs. David Moyer, Parry Sound visited with the latter's father Robert Thomp- son. The course is in excellent condition Come And tit* The Challenging Maitland During The Sunny Days OF Country Club Course Of Ammo Pink and white gladioli and candle holders decorated On- tario Street United Church Sep- tember 2 as Deborah Ann Gib- bings, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Gibbings of ' R.R.4, Clinton became the wife of Cor- nelius Anthony Bos, son of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Bos of RBA, Clinton. Rev. Lewis and Rev, Beukema officiated at the double-ring ceremony in which the organist was Mrs. Carol LeBeau and she accompanied soloist Peter Pastill. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an empire waisted white organza gown trimmed with eyelet lace and a touch of blue ribbon. It had long, full sleeves with wide Sorority plans show GREEN FEES INCLUDES DINING ROOM, BAR AND SAUNA PRIVILEGES 44.4160 16" * • -""` 00.01.4""`