Clinton News-Record, 1967-04-13, Page 2Page 2^—-Clinton News-Record—Thurs., April 13< 1967
Adastral Park
Social Notes
Editor: Mrs. Sandra Sinker — Phon^ 482-9179
be rtfl£iy fpr applique shortly,
,, Bccah'se pf insufficient inters
gst inprih.wU hbd crafts pro-
j gram fev/fhe supimer, this mat-
, ter will be set-aside and per-
haps Will bp implemented jn tjw
future. The daLte for tlie arts
' apd posters contest for school
childreh will be shortly apd
; judges chosen, .
The/ Bi- Johns Ambulance
First.AM course is n;w cc>m-
.njote ribd the ^ercificatos- will
be distributed |<s socu as they
are received;, yyp hope to have
u hew course m the fah.-
The ririte of the bus trip ,to-
Yprkdale Shopping Centre is
April 29 and namps of anyone
interested are to be iin by April
17: ■ *
The (Jaii'es enjoyed card
games, whih prizes donated by
the various dealers m the PMQ
area, Lunch was-, served and
lip door prize of. "shampoo and
bairset, was wou by Mrs. Me1
oageot. ' .7 .
The next., riieeting ?s sched
uled for, May 1 at 8:30 pm. art
the Community Centre.
Catholic Women's League'
The monthly meeting of the
2WL was held April 5 at the
Community r Centre. The presi
dent, Mrs. Marte Rocheleau
opened the meeting by introduce
ing Rev. Father C. Lachance
who led the group in the
League’s Prayer, Mrs. .Ann
Thompson read the minutes and
Airs. Bqv. Fischer gave the fin
ancial report. •
It was voted that funds re
quired fai’ the National CWL
convention in Montreal iin June
(for the two delegates desig
nated) be set aside.
The closed retreat scheduled
for April 21, 22; 23 has been
oostponed until .May 11, 12 and ;
13. This will. be . held tor the ■
lad’ies at Port Burwell. Please ‘
contact Mrs. Ann Thompson if
.you wish' to attend.
Ah invitation from St. Jos
eph's Clinton CWL has been
issued for Aprfl 12. There will
be a lecture on 'Christian Edu-
catiori and all parents are in- •
vited to attend;
The meeting adjourned 'and
the ladies busied themselves
making flowers for Mother’s
Day, and lunch was then served.
The next general meeting
be held on May 10.
Personal ,
Mrs. Helen Ebel, Mrs.
WomeiVis Auxiliary
Thp regular meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary twis.hejcl at
rhe Community Centre <on April
3, The •president, Mrs. Parmen
Lawson, welcomed. the mpW
present, and led the meeting,
The secretary, Mrs, Rita La-
Pointe read the minutes and
Mis, Barbara Govyaplock
the treasurer’s report
, All arrangements have'
made for the Centennial
gave
been
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and Bake Sale at. .the Com
munity .Centre, Saturday. April
15 from 2;00 to 4:00 p.m,
Depots for the May 13 rum
mage sale In the Council Cham;
hers, . Clinton, were obtained,
The deadline,, for.insertions for
the April Newsletter is noon
April 19.
The Centennial quilt is pro
gressing satisfactorily and' Will.
Bayfield Lady
Passes
At Clinton
Mabel Cameron,' widow of the
latd John Cameron passed away
on April 5 at Clinton Public
Hospital. In her 76th year, the
deceased had resided in Bay
field all her life.
' She was the daughter of
Mary Shrirp and John Wdmsley
and was born -November
189.1. She was ri. member
Trinity. Anglican Church
Bayfield.
Survivors include three bro
thers, John of Toronto; Jim of
Seaforth; and Lome of Kitch
ener.
Funeral was from the Ball
Funeral Home on Friday, April
7 conducted by the Rev. E. J.
B. Harrison, Bayfield; Inter
ment was in Bayfield Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Leslie Elliott,
Walter Westlake, Russel Kerr
and I.loyd Makins.
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hour. Above 70, the tires are
usually riding off the road al
together and the driver loses
control. The
way Safety Council warns,
When it rains, reduce speed.
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Mrs. Helen Ebel, Mrs. Ida
Snowdon ..and Miss Janet W'iri-
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656 Laudei'dale AvOn. Ldndbn^
passed away on April £ .7' .
Joseph’s Hospital, Ixmdpn, fob ‘ lowing a short-iliness.' Funeral
, was from. the1. Ball FudiW-
. fippiq, cjlinton, on Friday, April
7 with Rev. Grant Miills, Clin-
' ton |n charge. Interment was in
Clinton pempfery,'
Pallbearers *’ were ’ former
neighbours' and friends,, Ross
Trewartha, Don Andrews, Russ
i Holmes, A- (Rod) Garon, .Bill.
Reid and Bob Riley.
Born January 19, 18'89 near
Mardon in Wellington Coimty,
the clecoased was the son of
John . and Alma Elliott. His
Wife, tpe former Emily M» Hait-
■ tin whom he married on Jan
uary 1, 1914, predeceased him.
; During his lifetime,
•Elliott had taught school at
Sioux Lookout, Ontario; work
ed as a grocer, a taxi driver and
a streetcar mptorman in Tor
onto; and had farmed near Erin
and Guelph. He came to Clinton
in 1924 and ’'had operated a
dairy, farm on the northern
edge of town until his retire
ment in' 1958. He had been liv
ing with his son Kenneth in
London for the past 11 months.
He had been a church elder
and had served in the Sunday
School as a teacher and a sup-
■ erintende.nl at the
-.Street United Church in
ton.
Survivors include three
Kenneth C. of London,
M. of Clinton and Gerald' A. of
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; one
daughter, Mrs. Norman (Val-
ena) Trewartha, RR 3 Clinton;
two brothers, Fred and Aft,
both .of Toronto; three grand
daughters and seven grandsons.
He was predeceased by two
brothers, Jack of Guelph and Robert of Toronto.
Persons attended the funeral
from Grimsby, Toronto, Brama-
lea, ‘ Fergus,. Guelph, London
and Dartmouth, NS.
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Light rain or drizzle after a
diy spell produces a thin film
of' oil on the road surface form
ing a treacherous lubricant be
tween tires, and pavement.
When the first drops begin to
fall, slow down and ■ be extra
careful, warns the .Canadian
Highway - Safety- Council,
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your times bv excessive speeds,
fast turns, driving over curbs
And potholes, Jack-rabbit starts,
panic stops, washboard roads,
underinflation and overinflation,
according to the Highway Saf
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Clinton Guides To At/end National Camp
Three members of lhe Clinton Guiding community have been selected to at
tend,, the National Guide Heritage Camp in Cornwall. They are, left to right:
Martha Corrie;[ Mrs. Denyse Priestley, Captain of 2nd CFB Clinton Company,
and Karen Kerr._________________ (GFB Clinton Plioio)
HOLMESVILLE
Women
Centennial Topic
At Ontario St. UCW
Units 3 and 4 of Ontario
Street United Church,
met together on April 10. Mrs.
V. Datasch led in demotions and
was assisted by Mrs. K. Pickett
1 Z~< Ji h‘/and Mrs. C, Gates, thie ntheme
being "The Heart Behind
Events”,
After the business matters
were dispussed, Rev. G. Mills
showed a film- entitled "There
was a Bear in the Road”, which
depicted growth of the church
in pioneer days.
The meeting,, concluded with
a contest given by. Miss Elva'
Wi’ltse, and lunch, served by
Mrs. A, Coleman and her group.'
.Ma ;arid....Mjrs. - Orville Blake left, on -^untlay^ fpf vacation
with rtjatijVes^at ;Napah^.,tj....
Rev.rarid Mr4, -Peter.Addison,
I^ondpny. w^ro Siuiday gpests of
Mr. rind Mrs, Williarii Ncrmriri,
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Rev., Addison ( conducted,f the
wprstep^ sem^es t.ip4 Hbinigsj
vilje grid WesjeyjWiilis nhit^cl
eburches bri Spridriy/iri |He rib;
serice., of Dr. M^Watt^Wlip..1was
poaching ait ? aijniv^'lriiT
services of Central United
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Phone 482-3210
Cridrch, London.
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phd;4bw^a’e, Khrtririii (Hiley at
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Bruce ^Lobh rind Michael, 5 Chat
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AUBURN < The Auburn
Expos 4-H Club met for their
seventh meeting with the presi
dent, Jill Bennett in cnarge.
The minutes were accepted as
read by the secretary, Sheron
Cbllins.
A Centennial party was plan
ned When the members wiill en
tertain the mothers to a smor
gasbord dinner of a World of
Food in Canada, The enter
tainment committee fs to be
Wendy Schneider, Brenda-Ball
and Brenda Archambault.
■ In Charge of the food Will be
Joyce Leatherland, .Linda Jef
ferson and Donna Champey,
The girls studied about the
food's of China, Japan and India
and how they have been 'intro
duced into the Canadian menus
today.
Roll call was answered by
telling the country they would
like to visit and. why.
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Tuckersmith
Municipal Dump
Will be open until further
notice on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons,
from 1 to 5 p.m.
and on Saturday morning
from IO to 12 a.m.
NO WIRE FENCING, OLD
CONCRETE' OR CAR
BODIES PERMITTED.
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OCTOBER, 1957 FEBRUARY 9, 1967
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Growth of a $10,000 Investment
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