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Best Decorated Float at Spring Fair
The Crosstrailers Square D^nce Club of CFB Clinton had the best decor
ated float in Clinton Spring Fair Parade on Saturday. The club received $20.00
as their prize. ■’ (News-Record Photo)
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Best Decorated Bicycles
There were 12 entries in the decorated bicycle
classes in Clinton Spring Fair parade on Saturday.
Marion Thompson, left, daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
, R. E.( Thompson, RR 2 Clinton,, won.the over 10, !
year old class while Sheila Dalgliesh, daughter of
. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dalgliesh, Clinton, won the
under ten class. Miss Thompson carried a placard
on her back advertising the Goderich Township
Centennial Weekend, June 16-17-18. ■
(News-Record Photo)
Clinton Woman
Buried
At Goderich
Irene Elizabeth McCullough,
RR 3 Clinton, wife of Benson
McCullough, passed away Sat
urday, June 3 in Clinton Public
Hospital. She was a daughter
of the late James and Jessie
McCabe, of‘Goderich Township
and Was born January 13, 1896,
Mrs,' McCullough was a mem
ber of St, James’ Anglican
Church at Middleton and lived
all her life in this municipality,
She had 'been ill only a short
lyvQrile and had been in hospital
just three weeks prior to her
death.
Celebration’s On!
Centennial fever is gaining
momentum in Goderich Town
ship as the week of festivities
approached.
Tickets are selling fast for
the big barbecue which ’will be
held Saturday night, June 17
at the Holmesville School from
4:30 to 7 o’dock. If you want
to share in the fun and suc
culent food get your tickets
right away from Mrs. Don Mid
dleton or John Semple/It only
happens every 100 years. 'This
is the one to attend! See the
News-Record for attendant fes
tivities . in centennial week.
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Surviving Jbesliples her hus
band are .tvyo sons, Elwinand
Howard, both of Goderich
Township; five daughters, Mrs.
Harry (Edna) Oakes', Goderich
Township; Mrs. Kenneth (Jes
sie) McKenzie, Clinton; Mi's.
Vern (Madeline) Bean, Col-
borne Township; Mbs. Arnold
(Jo-anne) Lamb, Colborne
Township; and Mrs. Donald
(Mary) 'Lamb, Colborne Town
ship; four brothers, Charlie,
-Fred, Robert and George, all
of Goderich; three sisters, Mrs.
Samuel (Grace) McNall, Mrs.
Clara Young and Mrs. Thomas
(Mary) Young, all oif Goderich
and 18 grandchildren.
Funeral was on Tuesday,
June 6 from the Beattie Fun
eral Home With the Rev. E.
J. B. Harbison, Baytfiield, offici-.
atiing. Interment was in Mait
land .Cemetery, Goderich.
Pallbearers were Edward
Grigg, Keith Miller, Cornelius
Brand, Don Middleton, Alvin
Dutot and Wilfred Glazier.
Flowerbearers were seven
grandsons: Herb Oakes, Bruce
McKenzie, Jiirn McKenzie, Ger
ald Lamb, Doug, Robert
Steven McCullough.
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Prevention of Rabies
FREE RABIES CLINIC
The Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Depart
ment of Agriculture in co-operation with the Huron County
Health Unit will hold a
(JeMs Studio)
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte
Of Students, Teachers, Relatives and Friends of
SS No. 4 Tuckersmith
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
BRING PICTURES and OLD TEXT BOOKS
Anyone wishing to gssist with the Evening Program,
please phone Frank Falconer, 482-9128
Registration 1;30 p.m. followed by Sports,
Recognition of All Teachers, Parade by Students.
Supper at 5:30 p.m, Bring Picnic Basket and Dishes
Programme at 8:30 p.m., followed by Dancing.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
DOGS and CATS
and
THIRD FINGER, LEFT
HAND
The wedding ring is., usually
warn on the third finger of the
left hand, World Book Encyclo
pedia notes, because many peo
ple once thought a vein or
nerve in this finger ran direct-.,
ly to the1 heart.
erald green crystal charm fea
turing bell lace sleeves. Her
matching wedding band head
piece of the same material as
the dress held several small
bridal attendants. She carried a
bouquet of white shastas.
Bridesmaids, Mrs. Bob Mc-
dyniont, Burford; Mrs. Harvey
Bilyea, St. Marys; and Miss
Margaret Whyte, Seaforth were
gowned similarly to the matron
of honour. Junior bridesmaid
Miss Ruth' Barker, King 'City,
had dress and flowers identical
. to the bridesmaids.
Varna United Church was
the scene on May 13 for' the
wedding of Joan Elsie McCly-
mont and Nick Whyte. Stand
ards of large yellow ’mums,
white shastas and arrangements
of daffodils formed the back
ground for the double-ring cere
mony performed by Rev. Mur
dock Morrison, Varna, and Rev.
Glen Wright, Dungannon.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs-. Fred Mcdymont,
Varna, and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Whyte, Seaforth.
Soloist Miss Millie Morrison,'
London, sang "Bless This
House” and “The Wedding
Prayer” ^accompanied by Miss
Shirley Mustard, Varna, at the
organ.
On the arm of her father,
the brlide was lovely in a floor
length A-line wedding gown of
French chiffon over taffeta.
The bodice featured a shallow
scoop neckline and bell sleeves
accented with Alcenon face.
From a graceful self bow in
back, the dress extended to a
full chapel train, re-embroid
ered' with appliques of Alcenon
' lace. Her fingertip veil of
French silk illusion was held by
a wedding ring band also of
French chiffon. She carried a
crescent bouquet of yellow
roses 'with trailing ivy.
Matron of honour, Mi's. Gary
Boshart, Waterloo, Wore a
floor-length A-line goiwn of cm-..
BRUCEFIELD RABIES CLINIC — Fire Hall
Tuesday, June 13 — From 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon
BAYFIELD RABIES CLINIC — Village Hall
Tuesday, June 13 — From 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Vaccination against rabies will be provided for dogs
and cats three months of age and over. Owners who re
quire certificates of vaccination for export or other pur
poses should consult their private veterinarian. No certifi
cate will be issued at this clinic.
Help prevent human exposure to rabies, take advantage
of this opportunity to have your pets immunized. A booster
shot each year is recommended.
Flowergirl Miss Lorrie Rob
inson, Agincourt, wore a full-
skirted street-length dress of
the same material as the other
bridal attendants. She carried a
nbsegay of White shastas with a
yellow rose centre.
Clarence Dale, Clinton was
best man. Ushers were Bev.
I-Iill, Varna; Glen Boynton, Sev
ern Bridge; Bob McClymont,
Burford; and Bill Whyte, Sea
forth. Ringbearer was Paul
Vander Molen, Oakville.
Daffodils decorated the church
parlours for the wedding re
ception and dinner. The bride’s
mother received her guests
wearing a dress with matching
jacket of pink silk shantung
and a corsage of pink delight
roses. She Was assisted by the
groom’s mother 'in a pink linen
dress with matching coat and
a corsage of pink delight roses.
’ For a wedding trip to Expo
and Ottawa, the bride travelled
in a blue wool suit with match
ing blue fox collar, blue, hat,
black accessories and a corsage
of pink delight roses.
The young couple Will reside
at RR . 2 Seaforth.
Pre nuptial Events
The bride received many lov
ely gifts -at showers in her
honour prior to her marriage.
Mrs. Blake Harris and Miss
Loreena Armstrong were co
hostesses at a shmver at the
homie of Mrs. Larry. Mills, 'In
gersoll; Miss Doreen Howden,
Londion, was hostess for a sur
prise shower at the bride’s Lon
don apartment; Mrs. Gary Bosh
art and Mbs. Bob Mcdymont
were co-hostesses at a shower
at the home of Mrs. Abe Or-
pen, Clinton; and friends and
neighbours honoured' Joan at
a community shower held in
Varna Hall.
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482-7711Following an illness of about
’one and one-half years, Clifford
Henry Keys, Varna, passed
away in Seaforth Community
Hospital on Saturday, June 3.
He was 75 years- old.
■ Funeral was from the Ball"
Funeral Home, Clinton on Tues
day, June 6, with Rev. Murdock
Morrison, Varna, officiating. In
terment was in Bayfield Ceme
tery. • .
Pallbearer's were Russell E-r-
raitt, Arnold Keys, Robert Peck,
Wilbur Keyes, Chester Sturdy
and Ervin Siliery. Flowerbear
ers were Elmer Hayter, Harold
Peck, Douglas; Robinson, great
grandson Wayne Mahood', and
grandsons Ervin Keys, Ronald
Keys, Ray Mahood and Robert
Allan..
The/deceased was bom May
15, 1892 on the Babylon Line
in Stanley Township to James
T. Keys and Elizabeth Peck. He
was married on December 18’,
1917 to Myrtle' Tiplady who
survives. He resided all his life
in the Varna district where he
was engaged in farfrnng and
the trucking business. He was
a member and an elder of the
Goshen United Church.
Surviving besides, his wife are
two sons, Bruce and James, .
both of Stanley Township: one
daughter, Mrs. Sybil Allen,
Goderich; one sister, Mrs. W.
J. Clark, Brucefield; nine
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. A sister, Mrs.
Austin Sturdy, Goderich Town
ship, predeceased him.
Open Friday Evenings by Appointment Only
SUPERB SALON WAVE
Complete With Bermuda
Short Cut ...........................
Sporty little short cuts
that take to resort and city
life with equal ease. Town
and Country styling gives
you so many ways to wear
your hair, all lovely and
lively especially when
permed for lasting control.
Editor: Mrs. Sandra Sinker — Phone 482-9179
Protestant' Chapel
On Sunday, June 4 the Pro
testant Chapel held their Con
gregational Picnic at- Point
Farins Provincial-Park, Goder
ich, in ideal summer weather.
The members first attended an
outdoor church service at 11
a.m., after which everyone en
joyed a picnic lunch of barbe
que. , ’ .
During the afternoon races
were held and the men of the
congregation had a "tug-of-war”
with the padre’s team being
the Winners. Mrs. ' Marsh won
the ladies’ balLthrowing con
test and Mrs. Richardson won
the ladies’ race.
The winners Of the children’s
races were: boys and girls, age
three and under, Bobby Hum-
z
phreys; girls, 4-5, Karen Hum-
phreys; boys, 4-5, Gary Horse
man; boys, 6-7, Greg Oliver;
girls 6-7, Marianne Cummings;
boys 8-9, Robert Dieroff; girls
8-9, Denise Knight; boys 10-11,
Geof Capeling; ' girls 10-11,
Patsy Cummings; boys 12-13,
Garth Sinker; girls 12-13, Jo
anne Poppenk. The winner of
the men’s race was S. Taylor.
. Personals
Mrs. Donna Champion is a
patient in Clinton Public Hos
pital.
Kindergarten Notice
There will be Kindergarten
Registration at the Dependents
School on June 9 from 1:30 to
3:30 p.m. Children to be regis
tered' must reach their fifth
birthday by. December 31, 1967.
U. of Waterloo Grad
Wendy-Kay McGee, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
McGee, 216 High Street,
Clinton, graduated on May
26 from the University of
Waterloo with a B.A. degree
with honours. Wendy has a
position on the staff of Port
Colborne High School.
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PORTER'S HILL
MRS. DONALD HARRIS
Phone 482-3362
Sunday School anniversary
service was held in Grace Unit
ed Church on Sunday last. Miss
Shirley Brown, Goderich, was
guest speaker for the occasion
and spoke on her experiences in
the northland.
The Scripture lesson was read
by Jim Riddell and Jody Cox
rendered a solo, “I Thank Thee
God.” The choir, made up of
members of the Sunday School
sang two anthems, with Mrs.
William . Cox at the organ.
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CLEANING HAZARDS
It is well to remember that
cleaning compounds are often
Highly toxic, and should' be used
strictly according to directions.
Wear rubber gloves as some
toxic substances are absorbed
through the skin. Avoid in
haling fumes.
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The Town of Clinton
And Clinton Branch 140 of the
Royal Canadian Legion
in co-operation with
Clinton and District Ministerial
Association
DECORATION SERVICE
At 7:00 P.M. in Clinton Library Park
SUNDAY, JUNE 11
Legion Members, Veterans and Members of Organizations will assemble •
at Legion Hall, Kirk Street, at 6:30 p.m. to parade to
the Cenotaph in Library Park at ,6:45 p.m.
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REV. HAROLD SNELL, London, Guest Speaker
Singing Led by Huron Centennial Choir
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PERSONS ARE REQUESTED TO HAVE RELATIVES' AND FRIENDS'
GRAVES IN THE CEMETERY DECORATED PRIOR 10 THE SERVICE.
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