Clinton News-Record, 1968-05-09, Page 8Onion Liberal .Assodution
Public Meeting
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NOMINATION
AND
ANNUAL MEETING
Legion Hall,
Clinton, Ontario
Wednesday, May 15
8:30 P.M.
Guest Speaker: MR. ERIC WINKLER, 'Hanover
Former Progressive Conservative Party Whip, and Others
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JOHN DURNIN, MRS. F. G. THOMPSON
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The meeting of the Clintonian
Club was held May 2 at the
home of the president Mrs.
T. M. Falconer with 17 mem"
bers present.
The meeting was opened by
president, secretary and tree,
surer's reports being given.
It was decided to have a
OBITUARIES
MRS. SARAH ANN MOUNTAIN
Mrs, Sarah Ann Mountain,
Londesboro, died April 30 in
Clinton Public Hospital of a
heart ailment.
Born January 11, 1884 in Hulk
lett. Township to Mary Stevens
and John Louison she married
Willows Mountain November 30,
1910,
A life long resident of the
area she was a member of
Londesboro United Church.
Funeral was held May 2 from
Ball Funeral Home with Rev.
Tschantz, Londesboro, officia-
ting. Interment was in Clinton
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were LloydJosl-
ing, Neil Josling, Kenneth Josl-
ing, Paul Josling, Wes Jeffer-
son and Sandy Tomlinson.
Flowerbearers were Betty
Josling and Debbie Jefferson.
Mrs. Mountain is survived by
daughter Mrs. Elgin (Gladys)
Josling, seven grand children
and six great grandchildren.
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ATIENTION
Ratepayers of Stanley Township Bayfield Volu
teer Fire Association regrets it will be unabl
to provide fire protection in your area aft
May 10, 1968. This is due to the fact th.
Bayfield firemen were unable to come to
satisfactory arrangement with the Stanle
Council.
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Londesboro man ikon
to preach
Wejer
The VirelkerhOrn Club held its.
monthly meeting,at the home of
Mrs..401111'llallarn with the Prev
sident, Mrs. Ted Hunking WOW
chair, The meeting was opened
by singing 0, Canada, followed
by prayer led by Mrs. George
Schneider, after which all re-
Pleated the Lord's Prayer.
The minutes were accented
as read by the secretary, Mrs.
Elliott Lapp and the treasurer,
Mrs. Walter Cunningham gave
the financial statement. It was
decided to hold the 50th anni-
versary celebrations on July 17
and Mrs. Ted Hunking; invited
them to hold it at her home.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs.
George Schneider named a, corn-
mittee to send invitations to
former members.
Several letters ,of thanks for
cards sent were read. The draw
prize which Mrs. Ted Hunking
had donated was won by Mrs.
Torn Cunningham.
Plans were made for the
next meeting which will be held
at the home of Mrs. Carmen
"Kik-- '44,it:
Gross, 'Die program is to .he
in charge of Mrs„ Lloyd Pen".
fonnd And Mrs. Worthy young
and the lunch „committee will
be Mrs, George Schneider and
Mrs. James
The program for the meeting
consisted of :of readings and con- tests, WAS in charge of Mrs.
George Schneider and Mrs.
jarnea Jackson.. After the cos..
ing Of the meeting a delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. John
Hallam and Mrs, Arie Duizer,„
Bouquets of different var"
ieties of daffodils and 'forsythia -
denorated the Auburn Corn"
nornity Memorial hall for the
spring tea sponsored by. the
members of the Auburn Mort.
iwtural. Society.
The visitors were greeted
by the president, Mrs. Gordon
R. Taylor and they came from
Hlyth, Goderich, Clinton and
the surrounding district. Oyer
100 attended this spring event
which included afternoon tea,
a home bake sale and a white
elephant table, -
The bake table was in phArge
of Mrs, POtleid. Raines, Mrs,
Thomas. Lawlor and We"
Robert Tarner and Was well
patronized. The white elephant
table produced many articles
for „Sale .and this WAS' in charge
of Mrs. Rnssel Brincftey, MrS,
Robert J. Phillips and Mrs,
Norman McDowell,
The attractive tea tables were
in charge of Mrs, Bert Craig,
Mrs, Albert McFarlane and
Mrs. .Williarn Straughan. An
invitation. to attend 'the May
tea at Myth was extended and
this will. be held ,on May 31
from 4.00:',.p.tn, pop.
The .beautiful daffoduandfor-
Sythia • arrangements. to de-
cOrate the hall were done by
Mrs'. Arthur 'grange and Mrs.
Bert -Doran.
Mrs, Harold Nicholson of ea-
forth, Mrs. Hugh Bennett, Jill
and Jim of Port Albert visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Charles
Straughan and Mrs. Wes Brad.
nock, Sheron and George,
Mrs, Pre* P alttthy- and Mrs..
WP.S. PrecinoeX attended the .Pf.
flora ciPriterglig.0 et the WO,f
Institutes; Onterio et
goolPh UttivorsitY lest -week.
Mrs. Peithhy was the .Auburn
Prenolk dologeto etickMrs.D.rad.,
pock was ,On the staff i'Qr Ille-
cofprgliqp with other former
,FWTO-.Roard DIreaors.
The Auburn Librarian Po, quests ell county books to be in
lay Saturday, May 11.
We, Laura. Fowler and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Vienigee of GOA
eroh yisited• on Saturday even"
ing with Mr. and Mrs, Robert
J, Phillips,
and Mrs. Oliver AndOrT
eep and Miss Margaret jack*.
son attended Mrs, :McDouglal's •
Son attended Mrs, 1,VicDougallPs
recital, when Miss.NaricyAnder,..
son was One of the participants
pn the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Aidham
and family of Kitchener called
on friends In the village on
Saturday,
Mr, and mrs, Lloyd ROMby
of 'London visited last Satur-
day with Mrs. Gordon R„ Tay-.
.lor.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert J. Phil-
lips attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Willis Mountain at
Clinton last Thursday.
Miss Gail Miller returned to
her position in Toronto after
vacationing with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller,
Mrs, Karl Teichert, Petra
and Perry of Goderich visited
with Miss Laura Phillips last
Sunday,
Ronald Rathwell, Mr. Rathwell,
Michael and Janice at Brant.
ford,
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor is
visiting with her laugher Mrs.
Visitors over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Craig were Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Craig of Ilderton, Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Craig and
Loreen of Clinton, Mrs. Ella
Castle of Bayfield and Mrs.
Edith Craig of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Craw.
ford and baby of Wingham moved
into the Raithby home on God.
-erich Street. Mrs. Crawford
Was the former Joan McDougall
of Hullett Township. We wel-
come them to our community.
Mrs. Ralph Munro visited last
week in London with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Youngblut and fam-
ily.
'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thorns
and family moved back to their
farm home after residing for
the winter in Auburn.
- Mr. and mrs. Elmer Keller
of Dublin visited last Sunday
•Yrith#eir_daugliter,,IVIrs. Harry
',Ar +Jinx, .-,Mr*AithIMand family.
FIG HT
CANCER
MerVyn.13. -PenfPUK f-9TM,
or Stretford - teacher,. was
lioee'cod to Preach-24'a SPeeiol.
SerViee At Londesboro United
Church Motley. night,
Mr, pet-00d, son of Mr, and
Mrs. T'-enfonnti 4 PR 1, Lodes,
bore, is a graduate of Stratm.
ford Teachers".Pellege and PI1*.,
iversity of WestemOnteriP.Pe
is soon to get his Bachelor
of Divinity degree from Vic"
toria College, University of
Toronto.
The- -service was presided
over by Rev. Robert Tschanz..
with Rey. Itartild Snell as
preacher,
There was a recePti9
louring the service and
Penfonnd was presented
a gcon op behalf of the
gregation. The presbytery
sealed him with a minis
registry and a gift from
Sunday school was Plw
by Gordon shohbroot,
A gift to Mrs, PenfOtind
presented by Mrs, Gladys
ley on behalf of the U
Church Women.
Also present were
Douglas Sloan, Mitchell
Rev. Cecil Jardine, Wing
picnic at Stratford park in
with the date to be set at
next meeting.
Mrs. George Glazier
Mrs. Stewart Moodie don
articles for dutch auction. it
Mayme Glazier and Mrs. I
on won articles.
Mrs., Venner won myst
prize.
The next meeting will be
at Mrs. George Mann's Jun
There will be cars at the t
hall to take members to
meeting.
To bring lunch are MrS.T
Leppington, Mrs. Harold A
Mayme Glazier and
Joe Carter. Ones to donate
dutch auction, Mrs. Venner
Mrs. Russell Colclough.
Mrs. Vernier is to take
mystery prize.
Mrs. Hopson gave a v
interesting talk on her t
to California after which lu
was served.
10 years ago
THE CLINTON NEWS—RECt
Thursday, May 8, 1958
Sid Smith, former pro
key player and the famed p
ing coach of the Whitby I
lops, winners of the Olyn
Hockey tournament was in C
ton on Tuesday and spok
about 50 boys at the Fish
Game Club.
Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner,
field, returned home on Fr
after having visited her sis
in River Forest and Evan
Ill, for three weeks.
Mrs. Viola Lampman s
the weekend in Guelph with
brother—in—law and sister,
and Mrs. Donald Hissett:
THE CLINT-ON NEWS—REC
.,Thursday, May I, 195
Mr, and Mrs. Ralphltoun
Toronto, spent the past w
end with Mrs. Wilmer W
Mr. and Mrs. Warner P
and two children of • Bay
returned home after sev
weeks in St. Petersburg, F
ida.
A Swim Pool Bingo, is
ned for May 9 in the Cli
Lions Arena. Prizes u
$3,000 will be given away
tending the bingo is one
you can help complete
house and washrooms for
new swimming pool.
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