Clinton News-Record, 1969-06-12, Page 7Londesbo.ro
BY MBS, BIrRT ALLEN.
The Women's Institute .met
Mast- Thursday evening with a
member of guests from
c�ur►tmerhill and Walkerburn
present. The speaker, Dr. Orth
Of Centralia, who recently spent
a few years in Japan, gave a talk
Onthe country which is only
One third as large as Ontario, Dr.
pith was assisted by Mr, Tom
Allen in showing slides of Japan,
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A group .of our ladies enjoyed
a day In Kitchener recently
when Cha Gaderich township.
Community :Club Sponsored a
bus trip,: Among interesting
places visited were the Doon
Pioneer Village, The home of
MacKenzie King and Weston
Bakeries.
The Londesboro Explorers
held its graduation on Thursday,
Mrs, Heckendorn presented
certificates and "E" pins to the
following: Donna 'Junking,
Gloria Adams, Jo Ann Scott,
Shirley Ament and Audrey feel.
Donna Reid and Cathy Peel
served the graduation cake,
Congratuiations are in order
to Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Tyndall
who celebrated their 290
wedding anniversary with
dinner in Goderich on Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Gardiner of
Cromarty spent Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Howatt.
Mrs. Edna Holmes
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hooper of Dresden visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Durnin and Mrs, May
Hesk who is a patient in Clinton
Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs, Warrick
Campbell of Plymouth, Indiana,
visited on Saturday with Mrs.
Bert Allen,
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The United Church Women
held its June meeting in the
church last Thursday evening.
Group S was in -charge of
devotions with Mrs, John
Qstrorn leading,
Mrs. Charles Reid read a poem
and Mrs. Ostrom .read the
scripture lesson, :followed by
prayer by Mrs, Reid,
Mrs, Murvin Johnston read an
interesting :article on China, Mrs.
M, Qesch of Zurich gave a very
informative talk and
demonstration of Clower
arrangements for different
occasions. The president, Mrs,
Charles Reid, thanked Mrs.
Oesch for her demonstration.
The offering was taken up by
Mrs. Ralph Stephenson and
dedicated by Mrs. Fred
McClymont. •Mrs. John Ostrom
read a report on Alma College
which was prepared by Mrs.
Anson Coleman of Clinton, who
attended Alma College at a
school for leaders.
The president read an article
on why women belong to the
U.C.W,
Forty-eight calls were made
during the past month to sick
and shut-ins. Tentative plans
were made for a church picnic
sometime in July. Mrs. John
Ostrom closed the meeting and
lunch was served.
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Obituary
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Robert Roy Dgwsgn, sore of
the late Mr, and Mrs, 13,0
Dowson. of Clinton, died
suddenly at home in Vancouver,
B.C. June 2 at the age of 25.
Born in Hamilton, Ont, on
Dee. 4, 1.944, Mr. Dowson was a
son of the late !toy and Frances
(Pearson) powson and a stepson
of Mrs, Allegra Dgwson of
Hamilton who survives,
Also surviving are a brother,
William li, of New York City,
and several uncles and aunts in
this area, including Mrs, Fred
McCullough of Goderich, Mrs,
Orrin Dawson of Varna and
Wilfred Chuter of Varna,
The funeral service was held
at Rall Funeral ..Home in Clinton
last Saturday with the Rev.
Murdock Morrison of Varna
officiating. Burial was in.
Bayfield ,Cemetery,
Pallbearers were Paul Pearson
of Hamilton, Bruce McCullough
of London, Gordon McCullough.
of Brampton, Eric Chuter of
Varna, Wayne McBride of
Kippen and William Falconer of
Clinton.
Fiowerbearers were Harvey
Boyce of London, Lloyd Bender
of Crediton, . Norman
McCullough . of Goderich and
Tom Balogh of Hamilton..
Clintonians go
The June meeting of the
Clintonian club, was held at the
home of Mrs. Hopson in
Bayfield. The president, Mrs.
Hartley Monaghan, opened the
meeting.
Mrs.. Russell .Colclough read
the minutes, Mrs. Frank
Cummings gave the treasurer's
report. The roll call. was
answered by 22 members.
Final arrangements were made
for the picnic at Stratford. There
will be four cars going and any
member wishing to go is to be at
the town hall at 9:45 a, M. on
June 24.
Mrs. George Glazier gave the
card and flower report. The
Escape assist
charge facing
Clinton youth.
Gerald Hart, 18, of Clinton, is.
to appear in provincial judge's
court in Goderich Mon n a
charge of assisting a person ;to
escape police custody.
The charge stems from ,a May
31 incident in which a person
allegedly helped John Wayne
Johnson, 19, of Teeswater, to
escape from a cell at the
Wingharn police station,
Johnson was Looked up in the
cell Saturday night on charges of
causing a disturbance .and being
drunk. Police said someone
helped Johnson escape by
walking through an unlocked
door in the council chambers
above the police jail.
Both Johnson and Hart gave
themselves up to police last
week and were remanded in
custody. Hart appeared Monday
in court and the case was
adjourned a week. Johnson was
to appear in Wingharn yesterday,
but results were not immediately
available.
Every fifteen minutes in this
nation, a child is accidentally
poisoned, Every five minutes, a
child is needlessly injured.
to Stratford
work committee has two quilts
to be quilted.
A Dutch auction was held on
two dish towels and a bottle of
detergent.
Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. F. M.
Falconer won the articles, Mrs.
Nivans won the mystery prize.
Mrs. Hopson had a draw on a
basket of flowers out of her
garden, Mrs. Bailey won.
Mrs. George Glazier, Mrs. F.
M. Falconer, Mrs. Wayne
Glazier, and Mrs, Wilfred
Colclough served a very lovely
lunch. Next meeting will be held
on July 3 at Mrs. Elizabeth
Butler's home.
Ciiratcal? loWs•iiepprd, Thursday, June 12,.10x9 7
Mr, and :Mrs, Garnet McGee of Clinton wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their daughter,, Wendy -Kay, to Mr.
Robert Douglas Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Weaver of
St. Catharines. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 12,
1969 at 3 p.m. at Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton, Ontario.
It's a. fact
Up until May 24 of this year
only 103 cattle and around
12,000 lambs had been imported
to Canada from the U.S. for
slaughter.
Some 13.3 per cent of hogs
graded now qualify for the
governments $3 premium paid
on hog carcasses indexing 105 or
higher, In the Atlantic Provinces
18.6 per cent of the hogs have
qualified, the highest percentage
of any area.
Crop report
The majority of the corn crop
in Huron County has been
planted as .of the end of May.
Farmers are now preparing the
ground for soybeans and white
bean plantings. Spring grains, in
most cases, look good although
some farmers report yellowing
due to too much moisture earlier
on.
Hay and pasture crops are
coming on well, and should
provide lots of feed now and
when the haying season comes.
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