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an4 Mrs. I.arry Tones on
September 4 to
IN and Mrs Malt
Edgar et Petrol* on the
Occasion of their 25th wedding
arilliversarY.
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Mr. and Mrs. Les Pearson
returned on Saturday from
dmonton by CP Air after
pending an enjoyable two
eeks'ovacation with Mr. and
rS. Everett Lobb and
family. ,The 'plane trip was a
tortietlf wedding anniversary
gift from their four sons -
Terry, Ron, Bob, (and their
'families), and Larry.
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Dr. Alan Cbchrane of New
York City returned recently
from two weeks of travel in
Africa. While in Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia, he attended a
conference organized by the
International Atomic Energy
ency Techniques in the
•preparation of Parasitic
Vaccines.
On the return trip to New
N. York, he spent a few days in
Lagos. Nigeria and in benefitted from another
Monrovia, Liberia, on the teenager's honesty this past
west coast of Africa. week. Although the identity of
Dr. Cochrane, Assistant the bay who returned the
Professor of Parasitology at calculator to the CHSS office
New York University School is unknown, his honesty is
of Medicine, is conducting most appreciated.
of a malarial 'vaccinfe.mr and Happenings in and around Hensall
research on the development
Mrs. Harry Cochrane of Unit 4 of Hensall UCW
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September in Clint.on
synonymous with two events
back to seboo tan4 the AMU!
Seal VOW Sala *spOn-
soFed by the members, of the
OrnOn'S ituatilasY.
Regarding .the 'latter, the
"MOSteit tar your Money"
will be on display in Clinton
Town Hall commencifig
Friday, September 17 from 10
am, Be sure and drop in to
place your penny tickets -
there are prizes to suit every
taste. Drawing scheduled for
Sat. Sept. 25 at 3 p.m.
4;0 the.!prcppertY whlch is still owned by.
the towship until the " .17 is
d the'trattstet 01 ownership takes„
1he delegates questionedtheClerk and
Reeve Arvin Sfllery, chairing
the 4004 'meeting in the *absence of'
Reeve Elgin ThoinpSOfl as to the
legality of issuing .a building permit for
property still owned by the public. The
honsesareerectedbatnOtCOMPlete4,
NO. Gates also challenged the council
for selling tbe,property for 1 and offered
to give...040001 $4000, fqr the two stret-
ches of property. No comment was Made.
by cOUncil'Mentbers. to, the last proposal.
Mr. Gates said, "X understand thisi$4
very serious, bUSiness, but it should not
have been done in, the first, Plane:
Someone is caught wt, on bisface;
In ”'not, take an
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Brownies and Guides in
Clinton are off to a good•start.
There is a need for uniforms.
Anyone who has a used -
Brownie or Guide uniform
told would like to help could ,
do so by contacting Mrs.
Marg Coventry 482-3508 for
Brownies Or Mrs. Peggy
Menzies 482-9964 for Guides.
The committee thanks you in
anticipation of your help.
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There is an advertisement
elsewhere in this paper
featuring the Wolf Cub salute
and asking for volunteer Cub
leaders. If you would like to
help in this most rewarding of•
efforts. please contact 492-
3587. Again thank -you.
There is a very grateful
teenager in Clinton who
attioin:passi
meetingtbe
c: II to ,
Devereauxeasaid he 4
attend the next.council meeting On
September 21 to answerque$tioflS.
Pafurtber wntotnrk004044$ e tbouses oOndoonoe
property stilt, partly owned, bY the
In other business, council approved
the hiring of Beatrice Thomas at a
sajary of $5,800 to enable her to work at
the Vanastra Daycare Centre which has
an enrolment- of 24 children
necessitating the hiring of another
teacher. Ms. Thomas is presently in-
volved in day care work in St, Thomas.
She is a graduate- of a two-year com-
rnunity college course.
..loofiarti• erich Twp. s two os which were hatch from in
incubator in his home 40' week. Mr. Hart gotthe ostrich eggs from the zoo in
Grand ftends_Right now his two pets weigh 1% pounds, butby this time -meta
year,they should weigh 250 pounds. (News -Record photo)
He is the son o .
Clinton.
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The evangelism committee
of the Clinton Reformed
° Church in assqciation with
the steering committee.of the
Vanastra church and. the
Ladies Society entertained
about 40 Heather Gardens'
residents to an outing at Story
Book Gardens in London last
Tuesday. A delicious lunch of
Kentucky fried chicken and
began the fall term with a
delicious pot -luck dinner oh
September- 9. Mrs. James
McAllister chaired the
meeting which followed. Mrs.
George Armstrong \gave an
inspiring devotional on.
"Thinking about our friends
and what they mean to us".
- She read from Luke 10 and
mentioned the great love
Jesus had for His friends
Mary, Martha and Lazarus.
She closed with a poem and
prayer.
CARPET DIRTY
Do it
yourself
and save
Rent
the pro
Mrs. Tom Sherritt and Mrs. church for.September. Hymn
id d the 502 was sung and Benediction
program %/Nth Was a Sing- given by Mrs. J. McAllister.
sting accompanied by Mrs.
4-H
It4ititie of Hymns 488:500.‘ Mrs. Janice. Bisback
aJ 498. A humorous reading Miss Cheryl Riley are holding
was given by Mrs. Bert Riley the first meeting for Hensall 2
on, "Aunt Lily trails the 4-H Club. "The Cereal Shelf"
Absentees". Mrs. Mickle on Tuesday evening Sep -
contributed a fine piano solo. tember 21 at 7 p.m. at Miss
Plans were made to quilt and Riley's apartment on Nelson
provide flowers for the Street.
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ra$ianrie
Iietreattgoipt,
have appointUdez-stadt as ti
engineer to do the riaSsesstnent on the
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iuncil grante4 building permits to;
'red VaclOn, car part* Lot 27, n.
cession 3;, TS. Alien, Shed, Lot 11, ,H
Con. 11« F. Vail "Steelall4t, required
manure pit,: Lot 14, COO- 14 and Wayne
Smith, liquid holding tank, Lot It Con, 1.
Tenders for the construction of the
Westerhout drain will be accepted until 5,,
P'CornifinicSi otYeemanbrescr.e2lHSiairalit7.
eilteon, glraotnit2e,c1CoanY-
cession 12 and Milton Dale part Lot 11,
Concession 2. Council urged that a
written agreement be made about line
fences. Council also granted severance
on Lot 1, Concession 4, and Lot 1, Con-
cession 9, Hallett Township.
John Jewitt and TO m Duizer, mem-
bers of Hullett Township Council were
appointed by Council as inspectors for
OHRP.
Council passed a by -law -to impose
special annual drainage rates upon
14nds in respect of which money is
borrowed under the Tile Drainage Act of
1971.
Dr. cioats, ••••*
Dr: Coats was ac:°atinnaudeiadrifrdaemlePgaggtee 1
to
numerous international conferences on
statistics. past president of the
American Statistical Association. an
honourary Fellow of the Royal
Statistical Society and an honourary
member of the Hungarian. Mexican and
Italian Statistical Societies.
He also was for some time, on the
board of governors of Carleton
University.
He was also an adviser on statistics to
the Ontario government and was a
statistical consultant to the United
Nations Food and Agriculture
Organizations.
Dr. Coats was author and co-author of
several major books, including "The
Labour Movement in Canada ; "
"Canada and its Provinces" and "Sir
_James Douglas" in the Makers of
Canada Series and the "American -born
in Canada." in the Carnegie series.
Dr. Coats is one 'of very few former
Clintonians who appear in the
„Canadiana Encylopedia.
Mary14wasParke thesonandof, hisRoo.rab et hr te rC °Bail and was
registrar for the County of Huron.
EIgLn
pavilion at th:114:110:070 Cf OOSerVat1011
Were 1 smiles durin dinie
officially opened last week. Cold wet weather kept the
crowd down. (News -Record 0540)
Sistawestem .00100.
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Coming on: Sept. 29th
at
Si. PAUL'S ANGLICAN
CHURCH HALL
An evening with the Clinton
Horticultural Society. when Jim
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Jean Gladding
and Miss Jane Pengelly will be
speaking on vegetable growing,
preparation and nutrition. You
don't have to be a member, so
come and taste new ways with
vegetables.
Very brief business session only.
Diarist fhompson, daughter of
• Rene and Alice Brochu of
Clinton, recently ,graduated
from the F ac u It 3r of
Education at the University
of Toronto with a Bachelor of
Education Degree. Her first
teaching assignment is at the
R.J. Lang Junior High School
in North York where she
teaches grades 7, Sand 9 in
family study.
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