HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-08-15, Page 5Youngsters , Depict Bible Story
At the conclusion of a Bible School held by the
students of SS 4 Goderich Township and Summer,
hill, the junior group depicted the story of Jacob
in a program for their mothers, Friday. Fred Bird,
is shown as Jacob resting his head on a flat rock,
while the "angels" from the left are: Alex Wester-
hout, Gordon Gerritts, Gerry Lobb, Ronnie Rueger,
Kathryn Forbes, Marion Thompson, Eleanor Lobb,
Connie Forbes, Louise Lovett, Nancy Neal and
Carol Keys. Missing is Bob Watkins.
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This month, Flight Lieu-
tenant W. E ."Red" Traynor
CD, will retire after many
years distinguished service in
the RCAF. He has been'sta-
tioned at Clinton since 1961.
and was nres'ented with sev-
eral gifts at a special event
at the Officers Mess recently.
Wins SchelarShip
Don Carter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hiles Carter and grand-
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Carter, Clinton, has
been awarded an Ontario Schol-
arship on the results of the re-
cent Grade 13 examinations.
Don has been a student at
North Taranto Collegiate and
plans to attend Queens Univer-
sity, Kingston, in the fall.
The board walk was Wen by
Argylp. LoP)Olartis team; long-. '.est line .of clothing by Larry
Sturdy's teaml dishpan relay
won by :Pill Cox's team; beach
ball throw, ..john Cox.. A -kiss
scramble for the children
brought the program to a close,
The next meeting of the
UCW of Grace .Church will be
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Playground Ends With Gala Parode,
Comments Prove It Was Success
Lynn Boyce: I want to come
back next year,
Isabel Shipp: It was , really
okay.
Terry MacDonald: It was
terrific! I had a real "ball"
bugging the leaders; and, as
young Jim Jewson said one
Friday afternoon: I can't wait
to go back on Monday. It's
just like school.
A hearty thank-you is de-
served by the swimming pool
staff, the Fish and Game mem-
bers, Denise Smith,, Dianne
ground as the familiar peace
pipe was given to both the red
men and the white men as a
sign of peace and friendship.
Interspersed in their colour-
ful program were these songs:
We are the Red-Men, Home on
the Range and Fire's Burning.
The Fish and Game
Playground contributed a short
play entitled "Pokey Hunters",
this being a take-off on the
historical tale of C6.ptain Sohn
Smith's love for Pocahontas 'and
the adversity of her father, the
chief Powhatan.
The group followed this
amusing skit by the singing of
one of their favourite songs—
Little Red Caboose.
Refreshments consisting of
freshie for the youngsters and
ginger-ale for the adults fol-
lowed the entertainment pro-
gram, winding Up 'a most.spark-
ling and successful day.
But is this a biased opinion?
Here are a few comments from
the children concerning their
reaction to the trial year of the
playgrounds:
Glen Young: It was great!!
Patti Kay: I liked it a lot.
Wendy Shaer: I thought it
was a lot of fun.
Brian Burke: I think it was
William N. Watson
William Norman Watson, a
life-long resident of Blyth, pas-
sed away at Victoria Hospital,
London, August 7 after• a long
illness.
Mr. Watson was the young-
est son of Edmondson and Eli-_swell!!
(By—Karen Schefter)
Ejaculated Indian war-
whoops, gun shots, laughter and
gaiety filled the main street of
Clinton, Friday, August 2,- as
the three playgrounds united to
form a gala parade as their
summer windup.
The procession, of approxi-
mately 87 children, was led by
four pretty Majorettes. Follow-
itig these misses were: old-time
covered wagons, children dress-
ed as frontier women—donning
ankle-length dresses, poke bon-
nets and massive shawls; war-
streaked Indians complete with
boWs, arrows and tomahawks;
and, of course, rootin', shaotin'
cowboys.
Having marched from the
LegiOn to the Community Park,
parents, visitors and the chil-
dren arranged in a semi-circle,
were 103 in an enjoyable sing- • song.
A council-ring ceremony was
revived by the Pinecrest Play-
zabeth Fitzsimmons Watson.
Early in his life he' became en-
gaged in the drover business
with his father, and brother
John B.
He was active in church or-
ganizations, in the Blyth Agri-
cultural Society, a charter
member of the Lions Club, and
a past chairman of the Union
Cemetery Board.
His first marriage was to
Frances Mason who passed
away October 1918. He later
married Annie Elizabeth Mc-
Manus of Goderich, who, died
in September 1955.
Surviving are one son, Paul
and two daughters, Mrs. W. J.
(Cleta) Lyons, Toronto and
Anne Jeannette, at home; one
brother, John B., Blyth and
four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Pot-
ter and Miss Alice Watson,
Blyth; Mrs. E. Mattie Lane,
Calgary; Mrs. Florence West,
London.
A private funeral service was
held at the Tasker memorial
chapel, Blyth, on Friday after-
noon, conducted by Rev. Robert
F. Meally, rector of Trinity
Church, Blyth.
The pallbearers were Jack A.
Watson, London; Edward Wat-
son arid` George Nesbitt, Blyth;
Jas. McPhee, Peter Sturdy' and
Johni Sturdy, Goderich.
Burial took place in 13]yth
Union Cemetery.
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The, Sunday School of Grace
United, Church held their. plenie
on NOWAY evening. at "Harbour
Park, c..1-oderich, :Falk/Wing sup'
Per a full program of sports
was enjoyed,
The lengest married couple Present, Mr, and Mrs. John Mc-
Cowan; only .graridfather pre-
sent, Austin Sturdy; perSon.
having .a birthdAy closest to
the day of picnic, Mary FlIon
Sturdy; guessing contents of
can, Austin Sturdy.
Most recently married couple,
Mr. and Mrs CON;
heaviest 'father, George Matti-
ers; ohi)drpn's elimination, col-
1Qen Lockhart; teenager blow-
ing biggest bubble, pavici Math,
ers,
Reaps were *won es follows;
kindergarten class, Rodney Cox,'
Mary Ellen Sturdy; janior,pri-
mary, Jane Harris, Marie Bet-
ties; senior-primary, Charles
Snell, Randy Sowerby; .junior
and intermediate girls, Colleen
Lockhart, Lorna Miller; junior
boys, John Manning, John Stur-
dy; intermediate boys, Dennis
Harris, David Mathers; seniors,
Peggy Ann • Betties, Julia Cox.
Hanley, Mrs. T. Stevens, Mr.
C. Neilans, Morris Darling and
Pam Fisher for their co-opera-
tion and much-needed volunteer
assistance.
Also, a thank-you goes out to
all those citizens and children
who helped to make the first
year of Clinton's playgrounds a
success.
Here's hoping that it will
grow and prosper in the follow-
ing years,
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Goderich Twp. 'South
Mr. Roy Leggate, Pittsburg,
was with Mr. and Mrs, John
Torrance on Sunday and called
on other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schilbe re-
turned home on Sunday after
spending a few days in North-
ern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling
and Mark were 'at their cottage
this weekend and had as their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Za-
harchuk, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Charles and
daughter, Shelley, Flint, Michi-
gan, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stirling
and family and then they re-
turned home with them for, a
week.
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(Intended for last week)
Miss Ada Sperling, London,
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Middleton.
Miss Sperling has recently
returned from a year's, trip
around the world and is a tea
cher in London. Technical
School,
Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Hunter,
Miss Sally Beth Hunter and
Mrs. Charles Rogers, Toronto,
were guests on Sunday with the
Middletons.