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Minutes after this picture was taken a large crowd descended on Ontario Street United
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too long when the hungry' crowd arrived. Preparing the table are Mrs. Cecil Elliott, Mrs.
A.J. McMurray, Mrs. Milton
Harry .Wiltse, Mrs. Ernie Brown, Mrs. Gordon Richardson, Mrs.
Perry, Mrs. Art Colson, and Mrs. Don Crich. (News-Record photo)
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HENSALL 262-2713
Our fiscal year ends
DECEMBER 31st
and we would appreciate receiving payment of all
outstanding accounts prior to that time.
ACCOUNTS MAY BE PAID AT ANY
OF OUR THREE OFFICES
TO THE ELECTORS
of
GODERICH and COLBORNE TOWNSHIPS
My sincere thanks to those who supported me
at the polls on Monday Dec. 4.
May I take this opportunity of extending the
Compliments of the Season to one and all.
JOHN WESTBROOK
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o the' Electors of .MCKillap;
Hullett, Clinton and Blyth
I wish to thank you for placing your confidence in me
by electing me as Trustee for another term.
I will continue to work in the best interests of the students
and ratepayers.
Wishing you the Compliments of the Season.
JOHN HENDERSON
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Clinton News-Record, Thursday, December 7, 97 0 1
NY MARY A1108-WAIN
any ladies in the com-
ity attended a trousseau
Which Mrs. John Thomn-
gave in honour of her
ghter Betty last Thursday,
onring were Mrs, Terence
nter of Colborne Township,
ndrnother of the bride and
s. J. Armstrong of Detroit,
chigan, great-aunt of the
de.
e are, sorry to report that
rri Medd had the misfortune
fall on ice and break her
t hand on Thursday.
r, Bill Dale spent a few
s the past week in flamilton
a delegate to the Federation
Agriculture Convention.
r. and Mrs. Paul Dedrick
boys of Simcoe were Satur-
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
rvey Hoggart and Cheri,
r. and Mrs. Robert Storey
d Alvin have moved to
lmesville to the former
yd Bond farm, Their farm
s bought by the Lands and
rest for the conservation
a.
Mr, Ern Ellwood of Clinton
s a Sunday visitor with Mr.
d Mrs. Frank Riley,
Mr, ,and Mrs. Jerry Riehl,
im, Shelley and Jackie of
irkton visited on Sunday with
and Mrs. Ben Riley and
mily.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snell,
annon and Shane of Blyth
sited on Sunday with her
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
ale.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowson,
renda, Bonnie and John of
arna were Sunday visitors
ith Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys.
Sunday Visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Medd, JIM and Kerri
Were Mr. and Mrs, Dave Medd
and Kim of Blyth and Miss
Margaret Hummel of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of
Kincardine visited on Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
George McIlwain, Mary, San,,
dra and Julie Ann,
Weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs, John Thompson, Jim,
Shawn and Bob were Barrie
Hamer, Ted Telicki, Kelvin
McGreevy, April Ward all of
Toronto, Carl Merner of Kit.
chener and Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Reynolds, Janet, Bob
and Nancy Jo of Southfield,
Michigan. They also attended
the Powely—Thompson wed-
ding and reception.
A number of friends, neigh-
bours and relatives from the
area were guests at the
Powely--Thompson wedding
held in the Londesboro United
Church and the reception held
at the Seaforth Legion Hall on
Saturday evening.
Congratulations to the
newlyweds.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence
Kuckenbecker of Ashland, Ohio
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Scott,
Brenda, John and David and
were guests at the
Powely—Thompson wedding.
Guest speaker on Sunday at
the Kinburn Community
Church was Simeon Kuffy from
the West Indies, who is now
living in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son held a rehearsal party on
Friday evening at their home
for the bridal party.
ASSEMBLY
On Thursday, November 30,
Mrs. Livermore's Grade 3
presented a program to some of
their parents, as well as to the
other classes and teachers of
the school, Michael Andrews
and Jane Bell opened the
assembly with a poem of
"Welcome", after which 0
Canada was sung. Lance
Livingston, who was master of
ceremonies, read the Bible
story, and led in "The Lord's
Prayer", after which, the class
sang "I Want To Live In A
Friendly World", and "Kum
Ba Yah",
Next, the skit "The Little
Red Hen" was presented. Mr.
HENRY G LEW
Henry Glew, a Hullett
Township native and a long-
time farmer in that township
died in Clinton Public Hospital
on November 27, 1972 after a
short illness. He was 77.
Mr. Glew was born in Hullett
Township on F'ebruary .a.),$59A.
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Mathias Glew. He attended
school in Hullett and on
January first, 1919, married the
former Henrietta Cole in Clin-
ton. She survives him.
Mr. Glew was a member of
Clinton United Church.
Besides his wife, he is sur-
vived by a daughter, Margaret
Jean Cummings of Listowel;
three grandchildren; eight
great-grandchildren; and three
sisters, Mrs. E.G. Williams of
Goderich, Mrs. A. McKenzie of
Clinton and Mrs. Marjory Ben-
tly of Toronto.
Funeral services were held
from the Ball Funeral Home on
November 29, 1972 with Rev.
MacLennan next spoke to the
group for a few minutes, Three
choral readings followed - "The
Grey Billy Goat," "Jonathon
Bing" and "Mrs. Snipkin and
Mrs. Wobblechin". Lastly, the
class sang three songs, "Do Re
Mi" "Happiness" and "Flic
Flac", a French song. The
assembly closed with the
singing of "God Save The
Queen". Mr. Talbot spoke on
behalf of parents, teachers and
students to thank Mrs. Liver-
more and her class f'r an ex-
cellent program.
MEET THE TEACHER
MR. DONALD TREMEER
Mr. Trerneer was born in
Lewis officiating. Burial was in
Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ray Richar-
dson, Ron Soeder, Randy Glew,
Greg Brandon, Gordon
McDonald, and Jim Cooper.
MADELINE VERNON MUTCH
'Mli`dttirie-"Vartfon Mutai of
230 Princess Street in Clinton
passed away on November 24,
1972 at Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital in Goderich.
She was 62.
She was born Madeline
Streets and was married to
William J. Mutch. He survives
her.
Mrs. Mutch was a member of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church in Clinton.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by three sisters,
Dorothy and Norma Streets of
Clinton and Mrs. Raye (Cora)
Paterson of Hensall; and one
brother Beecher Street of Clin-
ton.
Funeral services were held
from the Ball Funeral Home on
November 27 with Rev.
Mulholland officiating. Inter-
ment was in Clinton Cemetery,
Pallbearers were Douglas
Ilartliff, Fred Elliott, Gordon
Cuclmore, Clarence Neilans,
Alvin Sharp and Dan
Co lqu hou n.
BALL MACAULAY
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Seaforth, Ontario. As a child,
he attended S.S. No. 9 Tucker-
smith. From there, he went to
Seaforth District High School,
then to Waterloo Lutheran
University, and London
Teachers' College. To be a
teacher was his own ambition.
He has taught at S.S. No. 2,
Tuckersmith, Exeter Public
School, Howard Robertson,
and Stanley Park Senior Public
in Kitchener, Central Huron
Secondary School in Clinton,
and now at Hullett Central.
Mr. Tremeer has been
maried for six years. He and his
wife Wendy, and daughter Jen-
nifer, six months old, live near
Londesboro.
His favorite hobby is lying on
the beach and girl-watching!
Kathy Penfound
Laurie Stackhouse
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