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i"rst Clinton -based Mystery
This group 4f people made history last Saturday which took them on a
Bus Tour. The Huronview residents are picturedRecord photo)
of � trip
three-hour tour of the surrounding area. (die
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�-• n---•Qthe�, Mrs. OMIT* '
t��"' pt'��chod� 1?'arinn�r visited with his �vtfev..
the sermon topic "Be - my, Mary .�oodwin visited ._.
Witnesses" (oi the service of Mary,Wilfred`
worship., in Hensall United with her father,
lten , Wy and
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C n'c Sun
morning, Goodwin;
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Under thee direction of Mrs. Alvinae�ydon visited with
Turkhei3, the choir sang aBernice
number and following the Mrs, Roy McDonald and Mrs.
Service, a presentation and Treibner visited y
t eaivin line as had for those McDonald.Visitors with Vera Lammie
wM havebeen associated with
'thee United 'Church for the past were her sister Loreen and
d and
er
50 years. They were: Mr. and husband JnDrought of Fort Severn,
Mrs. Herb Mr. and Mrs. Ella- and Chester unn.
Drysdale, W.E.Parker of Bayfield
Corbett, Roy Brock, Greta andMrs.
Amy •Lammick, Mrs, Pearl visited his sister,
Passmore, Mr. and• Mrs. Featherston. Latimer
Russell Erratt, Walter Spen- Visitors with Lynn
Howard Scane, Mrs. were Ruth Johnston, Exeter,
D orothy Mickle, r, Mr. and Mrs. Betty and Cecil Smith.
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Joe Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Simpson of Exeter
Gordon Love, Mrs. Elizabeth visited with Louise Mitchell;
Alexander, Wilbert Dilling, John McDougall visited Bella o
Drover • Edna Caldwell and
it," she Mrs. Margaret Ingram, rs' Ross Sararas visited Elizabeth
Olga Chrgarete, Leona
Margaret Kehn was there, so thoughsouthwestern
born and raised in id ,really"Ileed enjoyedParke,lgaLorne ChM s. on Ross as; and Janette Lippert
Alvin southwestern Ontario, most said. "I learned a few things, Mrs. and Mrs. Schenk visited with
,, was Elsie McKenzie,I was asked to go and Mrs. Ernest Pym,
mLaura °Hugo Schenk. ,
92 -year-old Bill `natives' had never ofreally come glad about the salt. along." reallyGrace Peck, Mrs.
MacLeod, Y the trip was
Pearce, and 35 other Huron- to know the sights this the all
For most people, from Ingram, Mrs. Mable Shiaura Couple Schenk.
Anniversary
view n voyage
who took the "I've,"passenger lived in arylea l Henryyet away In is , rM Mrs• Jessie p May 25, a
aid voyage of the Mystery s e,, "butIvGladys n a chance to g Mrs. Myrtlesso Sunday evening, m said, "but I've seen things on Huronview ; a chance to go for a Armstrong,family
Toursthlast heturday. • never seen ride in the country; a chance tod Sherritt,rg, and Mrs. James Hensall Hall en honour
Busgreen fields an
At the wheel was en- this tour that I've sterystorybuff McAllister, Mrs. Emma an -
Bill before." see the gr of the
trepreneur cum bus driver, it was a Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
in the
wf exactly
the only personot who One was the novelties ground Margarets Kehn,aHorton,a uhMrs. Robert niversarYfthe35thwedding and Mtn-'
Crawford, Versie Leonard Noakes.
ew exactly which route the leg a tour ofjust 1VIcAMrs. All their ofmMr. family
would cover in the level of the 133 -year' -old Huron chance to. become active in
ystery Bus Historic Jail in mystery rather than Kennedy, Mrs. Ada Smillie,.
three hours. County reading about one. withAthe exception of Dr. and
next `'was definitely Mr. Mrs. Clarence Smillie,
Gord Messer, The trip . Mrs. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Mrs. David Noakes and and
Ben Miller, the Falls Reserve Goderich. group ofTressa
ase salt pondson Area, and the theFor jailawtear-old place to visit, therapeutic for this g p of Alma Hess, Mrs. Cameron of Guelph attended. l d fes Jeffery CoCrawfordVerna received many
Sifts were just some was a nice Richardson, Mrs.
has already received inquiries Miss Mattie Ellis, event was "� planned and The
the points of interest in- but, "I wouldn't want to get left individuals, andTwitchell, bytheir family.
of p between, behind in there. Hospital
laded -•gin -in between, ..-ubt from _the -,-..Ontario _ Mrs.A.B.-- 8owcliffe, Mr. and gene
_-. .._ ._ being -
con -
was .the eve asr presenteeMrolling Without.a was enjoyedeb Mystery -
about a similar trip - •s. Sam ow c f and Mrs.and St. Paul's family. countryside, tthele over Buse Bus sc t citizens, but, fik'lfs not to arranged for its people.
ferent Olivers.Hortop• for 50 Rev. G.A. Anderson con-
,
mile after mile the senioraappeal for younger There are Those who have served
ads of the County. say ithas no Mystery Tours scheduled over
aro ears from Chiselhurt• United � ducted Anel can gChurch at
oak well folk.
IP Natives of the area may Church were Alfred Mrs. Pa
should tour they Brenda Aide cc, a an 19 -year-old the leaving f'romtBa t ff'sei{n Y Glenn, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. text of the sermon was
,ask why they Unlike the Mabel G1 � "Uncomfortable words."
land af their th, and many Ward pand aunt l Clinton this Sunday. open to Taylor, Isabel Brintnell, Mrs. Gail and Don sermon
was
people on the tour were Hurgnviow group,Eliza Kinsman, Mrs. Agnes "In
on boarding the bus things got settled, served a the maidenhnral tour,public tripand tickets Mrs. two duets "Heo Lives" and
.skeptical Harvey Jacobi, the Garden". The Forrest
g
that they tour'swouget their however, bus's official Varna
towindow open be bought in .advance at McLean,n Brintnell, Mrs. Boyce,rduring the
worth. By end closer. The Varna teenager•had the point of departure.DHarold orchestra played
praise for the tour. The 39 people on - last and Mr. and Mrs. service.
the consensus was that even only Parker. the 50 year
Saturday's tour walked away Unfortunately- Miscellaneous Shower
feeling they had got their pins did not arrive in time for May 25, a
On Sunday,
money's worth. this event, so will be presented miscellaneous shower was held
l in
later.
A closed-circuit television in nes. of Sheilae Sangstion er of
was in action in the downstairs Toronto. ' The bride-to-be
of Hensall United Church for many lovely gifts and
those who could not manage the receivedrod wishes.
stairs. This unit is expected to good
Monica Peebles and
be used more in the foto b Mrs Marion Pebbles of London
(continued from page 4) more than with anyone else,
thereby missing out on op- and consideration and ACTION
portunit ies to use town must be given to the interestsL
recreational facilities. and • needs of the youth
Now, there are a substantial
population. Clinton's junior new degrees
f Clinton residents citizens can see through the
odge-instal s
bar o
who are' not seniors, who are token treatment which t eY Clinton Masonic Lodge has Next Sunday, ,Tune 1, Wil e
sin these receive Confirmation Service with 11 convened.
ora Toronto, London were resent
and
fr m
num
using inn l
also excluded o been very active this spr being confirmed and a sQ'
in this to There yours two sports Woven - orr es sweat be putting on degrees both here Communion.
in this town. If don't take an rem ,
there is no sweated over a task, the and in Carlow.
interest in them, open to you. At Carlow two Brothers were
sporting activity p adolescents are invited to Highlights from Queensway
°e. Baseball or "contribute". Not ideas. Just passed to the Second Degree Birthday greetings go to Mr. and Mrs. Van
You have a centlAgnes of Bradford
ke Recently soccer has toil. Or decoration—how how many While last month, Brothers BobBo a Minnie Squire who celebrates Dyke
tedaondMonday with Anthonyny and
hockey. well. But poster contests does it take the Allan and Bill Murney
grown popular,her birthday on May 31.
as
Rev.- Sa.A • Anderson of Mrs. Si Rooba .
initiated into the Clinton Lodge.
that's all. There are many reach "enough"? And On Tuesday Laird
inQueen contests l, where is the May 27, Brother
Exeter conducted the Church inn Roob M1. visit g with
people interestedWayne Stirling service on Tuesday with Mrs
sports; when do they get their glamor in a dull, stupid oxer- and in her son Charles, who teaches at
cite that goads local young Boussey were raised to Third Frank Forrest accompanying A. MacDonald
ent last
opportunity? p Degree Master Masons. 'The the Sir John
I wish I had kept a count of women into participating in on the piano.
have said to me such ridiculous competition? Degrees were executed with Lawrence Wien of Exeter Secondarywile therel attended the
the people who appreciates thesethe
«Why isn't something done for Who really PastMasters in the Chairs. entertained the residents on andresented by
"pageants" (other than the Immediate Past Master Jim Tuesday morning by playing concert. presented
usual drooling old panty- Nott relieved Worshipful the piano and leading in a Hamilton
in that city,
- Orchestra with the Tor fl Philharmonic chasers)? Master Don Bell for the Work. singsong.
ef
It is too bad that so much Visitors over the week were: Mendelssohn choir of s Greatest
150 voices
alland sense is wasted e A cocktail room is a half -lit Wilbert Dilling with his wife performing
on this nonsense. If we couldlounge full of half -lit loungers. Anna; Kathy Bell visited her Hits" at Hamilton Place.
only get aimed in the correct
direction, many worthwhile
things could be accomplished in
•
Hensall.
Personals
the young people in this town?
And know what? Most of those
who asked that question were
over the age of 40. I'm not
trying to raise a conu�c I bet-
ween age groups, n
• aware of two things:
(1) that it is only a small
group of persons that is pushing
for a new seniors' recreation this town, for the benefi
centre — and these persons everyone.
obstinately) refuse to examine A new recreation centre,
the long range implications of however, is not among these
such a project; worthwhile things. Sincerely,
(2) that if there is any hope
for the future of towns like Reginald ThomClinton,
CClinton, it lies with the young,
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