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Visitors with;,.Mrs. Daisy
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and Mrs. Arthur
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and • cliffliersdmon,
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Ieeting of nensau
Monday evening
4. A brief history of
Or 'urea and population
given Ors; Making a
ra. atter Spencer and a,Clinton man fined,
0 ,ers, Were thanked ‘ a -
0=00041 evening.
PreSented to therm
le assembled at 7 p.m. U I C .
0 start the evening, about
. Goxclofl,
included
les Hazel
erieh, Mr,
40s
of
Clinton, r• ana Mr
merliuck of Sarnia, tar. and
Mrs. Cecil Robb or Wean, Pr,
and MS. Canyon and Fiona of
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Taylor of Varna, Mr. Mee
Mousseau of COMM Mr. BM -
Wells of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.
e. 440
arailten, L4444
ii4isS Flora Macdonald, L
SeeretarY Of the SY8,
and Mist%
retired rnissionarYs both of
Oderiolt, attended
Hamilton London Synodic
at Knox Presbyterian Church
at Woodstock, on Monday.
Stock Market
Penland was active again
at the Hensel' fAvesitacit Sales
and prices were steady.
Supply consisted mainly. Of
heifers and steers. Pat cattle:
heifers, $37.54439.4, sates to
$40.10; steers, 539.50440AG,
sales to $41.30. Pigs:
Weanlings, $33-$40, chunks
S41-$45.
cars
coLts •v
er'S 'Set
ush..iris headed out
,
,tltrough;
sorn-
couldn'tXind thesigns..telfln„
them, which direction
follow.
After the girls finally -
• reached their destination.,
0y started their tire* and
%aced hot dogs, banana,
oats, popcorn and mar -
mallows. When some of the
girls went for water omit out
their fires, they saw some
snakes which seared the rest
of the girls when they went
for water.
After everyone ate supper,
there was a --camp fire where
songs were sung and the
prayer was said. The girls
came back through the trait
again and were home by 9
p.m. By Anne Lavis, 2nd
Clinton Pack.
O or a meal to prornote various or f a d
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ucks called, "Luncheon is
served” consisting of many A Clinton man was found
tasty items and far too many guilty_ of, _making false ap-
Calories!! Following supper, plication for unemployment
the general meeting opened_ benefits at* Clinton Provincial
th Mrs. :fames McAllister Court, held Wednesday,
in the chair, who opened with October 6.
a poem, "Cheer Up". Allen Welsh, 48, was fined
Te devotional was taken $400 or 40 days in jail after he
by Mrs. Nellie Riley on the received $386 in over
' subject, "Little Things" • payments from the Unem-
taken from the Women's ployment Insurance Com-
' Institute Collect, "Grant that mission last year. The
we raitY- realise that it is the ' Commission learned that Mr.
little things that create dile Welsh had been working on a
ferences.' She pointed out part time basis while
that little things can cause collecting uneTp.loytnent
troubles in families, in the insurance and had made
church and in every *hereof $605,25 on top of his unem-
life and that true maturity is p lo yrnent insurance
in putting away differences payments.
ci 1 Court Judge
Glenn Hays said that if
and teaming to tolerate them. Pro n a
At the end of the evening,
the business was conducted everyone did that, there
with Mrs. Ian McAllister in would be nn unemployment
the chair. The South Huron insurance benefits for people
Regional United Church when they really needed it.
meeting arrangements are Mr. Welsh is also making
completed with registration arrangements to pay back the
at 9:30 a.m., a talk on new Commission the 5386.
literature and a speaker in Ralph K. Donaldson, 42, of
the afternoon. The United London pleaded guilty to a
of i aired
Church Moderator will he, June 22 charge mp
driving. He was fined 5250 or
25 days and his license was
suspended for six months.
Mr. Donaldson's license
was already suspended for a •
year in January, and Judge
Hays did not know whether
Mr. Donaldson's present
conviction would , be served
concurrently with his
previous conviction or
whether it will be served on
top of the one already given.
Michael Johnston, 19,
London, pleaded guilty to
driving 90 mile& per hour in a
50 mph zone. He was eludipg
the ClintVirt- Police after
making unnecessary noise.
He was fined $203 or 20 days.
He was charged September 4.
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