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Wedding
On the occasion of their gol-,
den wedding anniversary re-
cently,Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Barber were honored when
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs Cliff Barber en.
MR. AN MRS. R. BARBER
tertained the immediate family
at dinner. They also held open
house the following afternoon
and evening.
A three -tiered wedding cake,
made by their granddaughter,
Mrs. Lorne Masse, centred the
table which was presided over
in the afternoon by Mrs. J.
Linklater of Sovereign, and in
the evening by Mrs. R. Osler,
of Saskatoon.
Mrs. D. E. Barber, of Milden,
was in charge of the register,
when over a hundred names
were listed.
Serviteurs were the grand-
daughters, Mrs. Beverley Masse,
Misses Judie Barber, Bonnie
and Linda Burt and Mrs. Al
(Diane) Barber, also little Col-
leen Masse,. great-granddaugh-
ter..
Mr. and Mrs. Barber. ,were
married at the latter's home in
Seaforth, Ont., by Dr. F. H.
Larkin.. They came west after
a. short honeymoon to Snow-
flake, Man., where the bride-
groom farmed. In 1921 they
sold the farm and came to Sov-
ereign, where Mr. Barber
bought grain, as well as at sev-
eral other points. They moved
to Saskatoon in 1959 when they
retired.
Several telegrams, cards, and
phone calls were received by
the honored couple, as well as
many gifts and congratulatory
messages. Mr. and Mrs.' Barber
have one son, Clifford', ,of Sas-
katoon, ,and one daughter, Mrs.
Austin' (Nbrrria) Burt, of Cal-
gary; seven grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren, Col-
leen Masse and Darryl and Gre-
gory Barber.
Mrs. Barber was formerly
Agnes Scott, daughter of the
late John Scott, of ',Roxboro.
She is a sister of Anderson
Scott', of Seaforth, and the late
James T. Scott,
Legion Bingo
The Legion jackpot was won
by Ivan Queren,gesser Saturday
night at the bingo held by Sea -
forth Branch 156. It went in
58 calls.
Other winners were: first
game, Mrs. Clara Swan, Sea -
forth; 2nd, Mrs. Marlyn Lee,
Seaforth; 3rd, Mrs. Sam Spen-
cer, -Clinton; 4th, Mrs. George
Knights, Clinton; 5th, split four
ways; 6th, Louis Johnston, Clin-
ton; 7th, Jean Sanger, Mitchell;
8th, Mrs. Garrick, Goderich;
special, Mrs. Bill Steep, Clin-
ton; 9th, Mrs. Gordon Muir and
Mrs. Jack gcott, Seaforth; 10th,
Ddilg Sniith, London; llth,Mrs.
Floyd Dale, Seaforth; 12th, split
three ways; special, Winnie
Nott and Mrs. Gordon Muir,
13th, Mrs, Carl Albrecht, Wing -
ham; 14th, Mrs. Verdun Rau,
Seaforth; 15th, Mrs. Gordon
Lawson, Clinton'; share the
wealth, Mrs. Mona Matthews
and Jarnes Watson, Seaforth.
Door prizes were won,by Har-
ry Freeman and Mrs. Louis For-
rest, . Clinton.
AT HURON COUNTY'S FINEST LtSED CAR MARKET
1960 Ford -Door
1960 Chev. Station Wagon—Standard
1959 Ford Sedan
1859 Chev. Bel Air 4-Door—A.T.
1959 Pontiac Laurehtian—A.T.
1963 Chev. Biscayne Sedan
1963 Chev. Impala 4 -Door V-8 — Lots of
extras
4-1963 Pontiac Laurentian Sedans—A.T.
4-1963 Bel Airs—Auttimatic, fully equip-
ped
1963 Pontiac Parisienne 2 -Door Hardtop -
327 motor, fully equipped Wide Selections of Older Cars — Many
2-1962 Pontiac Sedans—Laurentians Makes, Styles — 1957, 1958, 1959
1962 Falcon Four-Door—A.T. from '$450 to $895
1962 'Chev. Biscayne Sedans --Standard
1960 Chev. Bel Air Hardtop with V-8 en- USED TRUCKS
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Fete Bride of Week
Miss Carol Eileen Pepper, RR
3, Seaforth, whose marriage to
Robert Anthony LeBeau, RR 1,
Brucefield, took place Tuesday,
March 31, at St. Joseph's Cath-
olic Church, Clinton, has been
feted at several pre -nuptial
functions.
The bride -elect is the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam R. Pepper, and her fiance
is the eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Lebeau.
-Mrs. Pepper entertained at a
trousseau •tea fbr her daughter
at her home. Receiving with
the hostess were the bride -elect
and Mrs. LeBeau,'mother of the
groom -elect. Misses Kathleter
and Karen McEwing, Blyth,
were in charge of the guest
book. Pouring at the prettily
appointed tea' table, centered
with red roses, were Mrs. A.
W.' McEwing, 'Seaforth, Mrs,
Arnold Dale, Mrs. Carl McClin-.
chey and Mrs. William Watkins,
all of Clinton. Serving were
Miss Sharon Strong, Miss Joan
Sinclair, both of Seaforth, Miss
Margaret Merrill, Clinton, and
Miss Joanne Alton, London.
Assisting were Mrs. William
Rogerson, Clinton, Mrs. James
McEwing and Mrs. John Mc-
Ewing,'both of Blyth, and Mrs.
Leslie Pepper, Seaforth. Dis-
playing the bride's trousseau
and gifts were Mrs. 'David Mid-
dleton, Mrs. Garry Merrier, Mrs.
Bob Caldwell and Mrs. Bert
Pepper, all of Clinton, Mrs.
Berne McKinley, North Bay, and
Miss Marlene Pepper, Seaforth.
Friends and neighbors hon-
ored the bride -elect at a shower
gt Turner's Church. Mrs. David
Middleton, RR 3, Clinton, was
hostess at a miscellaneous
shower at her home, with .Mrs.
Garry Merner and Mrs. Bob
Caldwell were co -hostesses. '
The staff of the A/M Hugh
Campbell Piiblic School, RCAF
Station ,Clinton, held a presen-
tation for the bride -elect. Sev.
eral other schools in the area,
in which ,Miss Pepper is music
Church Groups
NORTHSIDE UCW MEETING
The Easter Thankoffering
meeting of the Nnited 'Church
Women of Northside was held
Tuesday, March 24. The presi-
dent, Mrs. G. Mckenzie; opened
the meeting by reading 'a poem,
"The World Needs Easter." She
extended a welcome td the
guests who were present from
First Presbyterian, Anglican,
Egmondville, Wesley Willis,
Clinton and Northside CGIT
and Explorer mups. Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie reminded the gathering
-of the invitation to Wesley Wil-
lis on April 12, when Dr. W.
Bryce will be 'guest speaker.
This part of the meeting was
closed with prayer by Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie.
Unit Two was in charge of
the devotional period, with
Miss Gladys Thompson in
charge,and opened with the
poem, "Fall Flowers," followed
with the singing of Hymn 98.
The Scripture, taken from St.
Matthew, chapter 27, verses 57-
68, and the 28th chapter, was
read by Mrs. J. M. Scott. Mrs.
Ure Stewart led in prayer. Mrs.
Nediger, of Clinton, contribut-
ed a beautiful solo, "I Come To
Thee."
The guest speaker, Miss
ulcie Ventham, missionary on
furlough from India, and who
is now taking a special course
at Waterloo College, was intro-
duced by Miss Thompson. Miss
Ventham said the standard of
living is much lower In India.
An ordinary laborer would only
get 50 cents a day, and have
to clothe and feed his family
on that. Her talk was accom-
panied by pictures and were
very interesting. '
Mrs. J. C. Britton moved a
vote of thanks to the speaker
for , her interesting talk on In-
dia', as the study book this year.
is on India.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Mae Moffat and Mrs. W.
b. Stephenson and dedicated by
Miss Thompson. Miss Ruth Cluff
and Mrs. Dorf Wood sang a
beautiful' 4uet, "Speak, Lord,
We Hear." Hymn' 109 and the
Mibpah benediction closed the
meeting. A social time follow-
ed.
supervisor, presented her with
wedding gifts.
Kippen WI SET HURON ROAD BUDGET
Visits AT $1,750,000 FOR PRESENT YEAR
Huronview
Members of Kippen East Wo-
men's Institute entertained resi-
dents of Huronview, Clinton, at
a birthday party Wednesday af-
ternoon, when 18 residents,
who were celebrating birthdays
this month, were presented
with gifts by president Mrs. W.
J. F. Bell.
Mrs. James McNaughton, first
vice-president, chaired the pro-
gram, which consisted of a
sing -song, with Mrs. Ross Broad -
foot at the piano; square dance
selections, members of the set
being Mrs. W. J. F. Bell, Mrs.
Edna Caldwell, Mrs. Vern Al-
dcrdice, Mrs. Robert Bell, Mrs.
Arthur Finlayson, Mrs. Wilmer
Broadfoot, Mrs. R. Upshall,
and Mrs.- Grant MacLean;
Broadfoot, accompanist; quart-
ette, Mrs. John Sinclair, Mil.
Howard Finkbeiner, Mrs. Har-
ry Caldwell and Mrs. William
Kyle, sang, "When You and I
Were Young, Maggie," and
"Beautiful Isle of Somewhere."
A skit was presented.'
Lunch was served, which in-
cluded a lovely .decorated birth-
day cake, topped with eighteen
candles, after which "Happy
Birthday" was 'sung. Over 80
residents attended the party.
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The county road committee's
program provides for expendi-
ture in 1964 of $1,75,000, but
the county's portion is estimat-
ed at only $548,090. The coun-
ty levy, as reported last week,
will be eight mills.
A bylaw was passed at the
March session to expropriate
certain land on County Road 13
from Clinton westerly for five
miles. This is needed in con-
nection with widening next
year.
County Road 4, between Cred-
iton and Highway 81, has been
designated a development road,
as reported some time ago, and
the pre -engineering and pre-
paration of contract documents
has now been awarded to B.
M. Ross, consulting engineer,
Goderich. It is expected con-
struction will commence in
1965.
On the gurrent program,
mostly . announced previously,
are the following road construc-
tion jobs:
Highway 4 to Winchelsea (St.
Marys road), paving 5.5 miles;
Highway 4, Brussels, 7 miles,
grading and granular base, ak
so land and fence'; approach to
Varna bridge on Road' 31, grad-
ing and granular base, one mile;
Road 5, Huron -Middlesex boun-
dary, prime and surface, four
miles; diversion, lot 6, con. 3,
Colborne, grading and granu-
lar base, quarter -mile.
Bridge and culvert jobs in-
clude a 195 -foot bridge on Road
31 north of Varna; a 40 -foot
bridge on Road 13, and a 30 -
foot bridge on Road 24, near
Sheppardton.
TERRA FIRMA?
A recent analysis by seismol-
ogists has given us some idea
of the number of earthquakes
occurring during a year. We
may expect every year, ,on the
average, one great earthquake,
10 major earthquakes, 100 de-
structive shocks, 1,000 damag-
ing shocks, 10 thousand minor
strong shocks, and 100 thousand
shocks which are generally felt
over a fairly wide area.
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far from Lake Baikal, the Lena
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miles before emptying into an
arm of the Arctic Ocean. Some-
times called the "river of a
thousand tributaries," the Lena
drains an area' of one million,
169 thousand square miles,
nearly as much as the Misis-
sippi.
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