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n, of our rel
routelt, to voice his ap-
eciation, in receiving his
„ a oast We'
T' 4-
.
. and Mrs, C. A. Trott
returned to their home
Saturday after a seven day
. -tt ,yc uisse
?� 1r
e
S,�,Rotterdam, The
M
ailing from New w
made brief purt .calls at
Nassau and Bermuda.
fOtt WIl teI1 of this e
ifferent socie r.
uriher' inreference to the
*nisi i ary visit ofRel.!. Sawh
at St.Andrew's, . - on th
Sunday afternoon at Onto 'D►
Street United Church there
will be a ministerial At Home
to greet .,r.eve.-'i/S'awh aa�yn�) and a�
the Rev. E. ` 1. (Ted) ed) "Sr• Mhnson,'
a former moderator of the
Presbyterian Church in
an 'da. A. welcome is ex- in►ton's ai: ei +e,tr a eters era
Ytended-to anyonwinterestcd,- main St e' -larae4rinter
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Mrs. Fred Ford, Whitehead
Street and Mrs. R. MacLean,
Rattemburj Street, motored
to Camp Borden to spend the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Rudd and family.
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Mrs. Frank Pennebaker,
Isaac. Street, visited in
Oshawa last week. While
there . she attended the
wedding of her niece,
Margaret Jan r Newell, to
Allen R. McPherson on
Saturday, October 25 in
Kingsville United Church.
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A duck hunting expedition
turned into bigger game for
two Clinton men, Dave
Frayer and Charlie Proctor.
On October 18, nearSudbury
Mr. Frayer bagged a 4000
se. Mrs. Judy
Prayer and Mund cow rs. Lee Proctor
accompanied their husbands.
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Visitors with Mrs. Lucy
Bum for the weekend were
tfr. and Mrs. Bill Bezzoand.
°
ughter
'frov fpr# ,y
s. Robert took`'" r and
Mrs. Robert Cook and two
daughters of St. Thomas,
Ontario, Mr. and Mrs.. Robert
Markle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Nigh, Judy and Pat of
Seaforth.
+ + +
Following in father's
footsteps, or more correctly
b t his wheel tracks, is Mrs.
Colin Andrews of Clinton (nee
Judy MacDonald) who placed
second in the powder puff
pace at Western Fair
Raceway London fast
Saturday nit.
Once again there is an
urgent appeal for used Guide
and Brownie uniforms.
Anyone being able to meet
this real need is asked to
contact Mrs. Jane Radley, at.
4824302 (evenings).
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Mr. Clayt Hodgins of Albert
Street landed a 24_ pound
Salmon at Goderich last
Wednesday night.
Two churches in Clinton
will have visiting clergy from
foreign countries this Sunday.
Publicwor „de ment took, down much of the tin*
- any of you tennlai decorations, Here Harold Gibbinc re .oves. a
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with a or 1,
to nt a .
with small kiddies - tan t'° ih # l i>a .....:: , e en
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bring them in to the �!
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Thursday or Friday for a11110/1, III -II
sucker out of the great The Clinton III DoughyHallowe'en pumpkin. Dumbelles held .their fourth
art
Police re
meeting on October 21, at the
P home of Iffirs. LexieMurch.
Three juveniles have been The meeting opened with
apprehended in connection the 441 pledge followed by the
with the theft of money and roll call.
milk tokens from milk bottles Julie Taylor read the
Clinton residents have been minutes of the last meeeting.
placing outside for the milk Discussion was on sweet
man. doughs for rolls and Muftis.
Chief Westlake said the Patsy and Connie made
money taken hasn't been clover. leaves. Linda and Jo -
estimated yet, but he Anne made parkerhouse
imagines it is somewhere rolls, Michelle and Beverly
around $15. made snails, Shirley and
A stone wags thrown through Cathy made bowknots, Lori
a window of a car parked in and Julie made figure eights,
McPherson's garage; This and Missy and Brenda made
willful damage happened in fan -tans.
broad daylight- on October 22, Miss *'ane Pegilley visited
but the police have no leads. our club to see how we were
Joseph Reid, of Clinton had getting along with our breads.
a battery stolen from his car She also enjoyed some of the
last week, but no one has been rolls that the girls made -by
apprehended, concerning. this Beverly Walker and Shirley
case. Gilbert
snaps "tae
It al Seoiety
.on ihei,
t bulbs were
e Siriety w?h eh
ompletetl the
r+e are still 400
,bl lbs t> ;Sohl
September 27, the big
Mayr for the' 'oi ld �N`ar f -vets
was' held in Kincardine, This
�r R 1 being celebrated by
110*. ;OW Branches hes an
d this
year Percy. Brown supplied
transportation for LK.
corniStst mrd Scribbins- and
Mr. McCann. E.ph Snell
joined the other Branch 140
"Old Sweats" so Branch 1'40
; s -.well irepresented:and` t_is- -
. ed we can supply 'old
h for quite . a few
Sweats"
*Y.
e of a highlights of the
velry; pier eci t ho many of
These assn prior to and after.
the parade and to supply
space for them to prepare for
the parade. A letter of thanks
has been received from, thea
Bluewater Shrine Club
thanking us, for the hospltalityr
which proves our priviledge
of -. having them was ap-
preciated.
Legion members are the
first to admit that they are
not physically able to assist
many of the youth programs
of today. Old age? However
where finances are concerned
they can do something, This
October meeting gave its
approval to sponsor a cross
country run for the
youngsters 19 yrs and under.
The run is being planned and
organized by Mr. Bud
Walker. teacher at Cen-
tennial school and the best of
luck to Mr. Walker on this
venture. y ;
h alsooffered*,
-The Branch o 1�`e d
mall a is us . + sin th Fall.
The September
great OneeeSs and thea
Bowling; on,October 25 at-
treated almost 50 people' for a
real fun night. November S is.
the great Fall Fest with
German music* foodl etc, and
then on. Nov, 29 is another
Social with music supplied by
ee Royallaires. Fun for
veryone.
The first half of November
is always a busy period for
Legions across the country
and Clinton is no exception.
NOVEMBER 11 - the day. in
the year that stirs memories
in all ex servicemen, their
wives and children, and all
citizens across the country, is
very close at hand -
REMEMBRANCE DAY.
The schedule for this period
is as follows: - Nov. Nov;pp
--drive at 7 --. .m.; Nov .
�
church parade to Ontario St.
United Church, Members to
meet at the Legion Hall at
1030 ;aM., Nov- 11, Service
When hx
GOMMM"'
visit
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Until 6 p.m. Clssiep Saterday, November 1
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