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Some with zip-out or shearling NOW 14" to 19 LOOK FOR YELLOW GLOVES & SCARVES 20% °PP SALE TICKETS NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS - ALTERATIONS Al COST ON SALE CLOTHING PICKETT & CAMPBELL Limo Ike Store for Men' PRICED AS LOW AS HALF PRICE FROM 2795 up SPORT SHIRTS! DRESS SHIRTS! KNIT SHIRTS! Reduced to clear FROM 395 UP Local obituaries Many peopie busy travel on holidays. ElAirIBARA JANE MccABE Barbara Jane McCabe, beloved wife of the late John Snell of Londesboro, passed away at Clinton Public Hospital on Sat, Dec. 23 in her 76th year. She was born in Colborne Township, the eldest daughter of the late Wm. McCabe and Martha Young. She spent most of her life in the Goderich area, until ,1936 when she moved to Hullett Township where she has since resided. She was a member of Londesboro United hurch. Surviving are two sons, Jack d Raymond, both of Hallett wonship; three daughters, s. Robert (Helen) Hinton of incisor, Mrs. Robert (Elva) eck of Zurich and Mrs. Ray Betty) Fisher of Colborne ownship; 17 grandchildren; nd 6 great-grandchildren; two sters, Mrs Claude (Jean) ollins, Windsor, Mrs. Jack Ella) Sproule, London; and ne brother Mr. Hugh McCabe f Goderich Township. A rather Verne McCabe redeceased her. in April of this ear. The funeral service was con- u cted by the Rev. Stan eDonald of Londesboro nited Church from the Arthur uneral Home, Auburn, on ues, Dec. 26, Burial was in Blyth Union Cemetery. The pall-bearers were Lloyd Pipe, Clare Vincent, Len Rad- ford, Harry Lear, Al Volk and Elgin Josling, all neighbours. Flowers bearers were her randsons - Doug Fisher, ayne Peck, Robbie Snell, arry Snell, Brian Peck and chard Snell. LYALL DAVISON Lyall Davison of Bayfield ied suddenly at his home on riday, December 22, 1972, He as 76, Mr. Davison was born to the ate John Davison and atherine Aurens in Stanley ownship on February 26, 896. He attended the old Hayfield chool at the turn of the cen- ury and was retired in ayfield at the time of his Bath. He is survived by two rothers, Melvin of Bayfield nd Fled of eDettroiLand two isters, Gladys. Mallett of Lem- on and Leuise Lord of Mon- real. Funeral services were held row the Bayfield Trinity nglican Church on December 4, 1972 with the Rev. George oumatoff in charge. Inter- ent was in Bayfield Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harry aker, Brown Lindsay, Irvine ease, Robert Blair, Warner ayne and Keith Brandon. All re from Bayfield. REV. JOHN GRAHAM Following a three-week Ilness, the passing occurred at t. Thomas-Elgin General ospital on Friday, December th, of the Rev. John Graham f Wallacetown. He was in his 0th year. Born in Belfast, Ireland, he came to Canada in 1914 and worked in the mission field of Northern Saskatchewan, Later, he graduated from Emmanuel College, University of Saskat- chewan, at Saskatoon with B.A. and L.Th. degrees. Following his ordination by the Rt. Rev. J.A. Newnham at Saskatoon in 1919, he con- tinued to serve in the mission field until 1926 when he en- tered the Diocese of Huron ser- ving in charges at Chatsworth, Delaware, Brussels, Bayfield, Woodstock, Watford, and his final charge, Port Burwell and St. Peter's, Tyrconnell. He was instrumental in the establish- ment of the Huron Church Camp at Bayfield and for 25 Years was secretary of the Diocesan Board of Religious Edneatiun. Mr, Graham retired from the active ministry in 1963, when he and Mrs. graham moved to Wallacetown. A member of Cameron Lodge, A.F. & A,M., Dutton, he served as chaplain for many years. Surviving are his wife, the former Constance Cox; a daughter, Mrs, Dale (Monica) Duffield of Lambeth, and a son, Patrick of Bayfield. Eight gran- dchildren also survive. A brother and a' sister predeceased. Members of Cameron Lodge conducted a memorial service at the Cyril J. Beill Funeral Home on Sunday evening, The service at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Tyrconnell, on Monday afternoon was con- ducted by Rt. Rev. Carman J. Queen, Bishop of Huron, assisted by Venerable Lionel Nelles, Rev, Bryan Foxton and Rev. E.C. Ward, Miss Aloha Horn was organist. Interment was in St. Peter's Cemetery, Tyrconnell. Clergy of Elgin Deanery for- med a guard of honor and the pallbearers were Clarence Bobier, Gordon Ford, Gordon Gow, George Brown, John Brown and Walter Hull. Friends and relatives atten- ded from Bayfield, Lambeth, Aylmer, St. Thomas, Port Bur- well, Woodstock, Watford, Blenheim, London, Hyde Park, Port Stanley, Tillsonburg, Fingal and the surrounding area. Mrs, John Van Den Assem Sr. Mrs. John Van Den Assem Sr. of Blyth passed away at Wingham General Hospital on December 30, 1972 after a lengthy illness. She was 67. She was born in .Amsterdam, Holland on March 9, 1905, the daughter of the late Johannes and Maria Martius. In May of 1951 she came to Canada Orr .1%4' . ale married John Van Den Assem in Clin- ton. He survives her. Following their marriage, the couple farmed on the Ninth Concession of Morris Township until 1971 when they moved to Blyth. She is survived by five children, Art Lazet and Peter Lazet of Clinton, Mrs. Case Kuiper and Mrs. Chris Guetter of Clinton and Mrs. John Van Den Assem Jr. of Brussels. Two brothers, Fritz and Joe Martius of Amsterdam, Holland also survive. Funeral services were held January 2, 1973 from the Blyth Christian Reformed Church with Rev, Beukema in charge. Interment was in Blyth Cemetery, Pallbearers were Howard Campbell, Earl Caldwell, Frank Hessels, Lloyd Walden, Alvin Snell and Lloyd Walsh, U.S. Government figures show that it costs 13,55 cents a mile to drive a standard-size automobile, The cheapest mode of transportation between cities is bus travel — 3.81 cents a mile, the Ontario Safety League reports. Train costs more than 4 cents; flying over 6 cents. Mrp. Bert Shobbrook Mrs. Jack Riley is a patient. in Clinton hospital having had surgery on Tuesday morning. Mrs, Ena Howatt spent New Years with her sister Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Schute of Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vine of London, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl and Janice of Owen Sound, Mrs. Etta Annett of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs, An- drew' Bremner and Doris, Mr, and Mrs. Chester Earl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald all of Ethel were New Year's guests at the manse with Rev. McDonald en Mon- day. Mrs, and Mrs. Cliff Saunder- took were guests on Thursday night with Constable and Mrs. John Saundercock, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson and family of Ridgetown, Mr. and Mrs, Don Scruton and family, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allen and boys spent Christmas Day with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Torn Allen. Mr. and. Mrs. Wayne Jackson and family spent Tuesday with the Jackson family at the home of Mr. Ken Jackson and Graerne. Mr. Ken Armstrong and family visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong on boxing day. David remained for the holidays returning home on Tuesday January second. Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice and Ann spent Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. David Fair- service and Maureen in Dollard Des, Ormeaux Quebec, returning to Oshawa to spend Thursday night with friends and returning home on Friday. New Year's Day guests with Mr. and Mrs, Joe Shaddick were Mrs. Mary Robinson and Miss Edythe Lockhart Goderich and Stanley Lyon, Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball and Mr. Stan McDonald were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaddick December 28th Mr. and Mrs, Jack Riley and Carman held New Years on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly and Cathy, Clin- ton. Mrs. Bert Brunsdon visited with BRrte rever„,gehrist peas eice Westminster hospital, London. Christmas visitors on Boxing day with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook, Darrell and Diana were Mrs. Ethel Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pierce and boys, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Laidlaw, Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Adams and family, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Knox and family, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gaze!. Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Schumacher, Kit- chener. Mrs, Jessie Jones spent Christmas weekend with her son Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jones and family Clinton and New Year's day with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snell and family, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams, Clinton, and Mr. Harry Web- ster RR 1 Auburn spent Sun- day December 31st with Mr, Will Govier and Mrs. Lily Web- ster. New Year's day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer Laurel, Lisa and Stephen were Mr. and Mrs. Art Hunking and Todd of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking and Murray, New Year's Day. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook were Mr. and Ron Ellerby, Joan, Frank, and Dora Lynn, Clinton, Mr. Ken Vodden, and Dora Lynn remained. Mrs. 'Gladys Gourley spent Christmas weekend with her son Mr, and Mrs. William Askin, Toronto, they also called at her step-daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Reg New in Ac- ton, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Howatt and girls called at his mothers on Thursday noon and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rad- ford, Cathy and Kevin. Miss Doris Lear of Hamilton and Mrs, Stan Crawford and family of Ottawa spent the holiday week with their father Mr. Nelson Lear, All spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs. George Underwood, Wingham, returning to their homes on Saturday. Christmas Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and family were Mr, and Mrs, Jack Armstrong, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Armstrong and Miss Beatrice Zakora of Clinton. UNITED CHURCH The Greeters on Sunday mor- ning December 31st were Lorne Hunking and Bert Shobbrook. Ushers were Jim Buchanan, Kevin Howatt, Brian Millar and Darrell Shobbrook„ Rev. McDonald's message was what to do with our left overs' Lloy Shaddick favored with a solo, "To love someone more dearly", PERSONALS The family of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Riley spent Christmas Day with their parents. Congratulations to Donna Reid, who passed her Grade VI Piano Examinations with honours standing, at tests con- ducted recently in St. George Presbyterian church in Goderich. Donna is a pupil of Mrs. Alan Bosnian. CLINTON NEWS-RECQBD, THIUBODAY, JANUARY 4, 1947-4. Except for the cottages M the background, this might be a scene shot from an Apollo lunar kinder. Actually it's a picture of the main beach at Bsyfield, now cowered by tons of wind- blown Ice. (News-Record photo) December 26, 1972 was the Christmas party, gift exchange and installation of officers of LOBA No. 377. Prior to the meeting Christmas music played by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forrest was enjoyed. Mrs. Oliver Jacques was installing officer, assisted by Mr. Oliver Jacques and Mrs. N. Heard. The officers for 1973 are; Mrs. Chas Lockhart, Clinton, W.M.; Mrs. Frank Forrest, Hensall, D.M.; Mrs. Chas. Cun- ningham, Clinton Jr, D.M,; Mrs. Peter Harrison, R.R. 2, Goderich, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Tom O'Connell, Clinton Treasurer; Mrs. M. Nivins, Clinton, Chaplain; Mr. Frank Forrest, Hensall, Guardian; Mrs. N. Heard, R,R. 2 Clinton, Don Pickard, RR 4 Clinton, Sr. LOBA installs new officers Lecturer; Mr. Tom Beeves, Clinton, Inner Guard; Mrs. Don Pickard, R.R. 4, Clinton, Immediate Past Mistress. With the new officers in their respective stations, the Director of Ceremonies conducted Mrs. D. Jacques to the altar where Mrs. Lockhart presented her with a gift as a token of ap- preciation, Then the Director of Ceremonies conducted Im- mediate Past Mistress Mrs. Don Pickard to the altar where she received her Past Mistress Jewel, Each recipient expressed her thanks for the gift, After the exchange of gifts, a pot luck lunch was served. With a good year of fellowship and work well done, the LOBA looks forward to another prosperous year.