HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-06-10, Page 2BY MARG RUPP
Following a violent thunder storm on June 2,
Henry Striker on the Base Line, just north
Cause of the fire i$ thought to be lightning.
NeIk son for Keith Allen family
Clinton firemen answered a call to a home owned by
of Clinton. The house was heavily damaged inside,
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2 Clinton Nem-Record, Thursday, June 10., 1971
BY MRS, BERT SHOBBROOK
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Allen on the arrival
of a son on Saturday evening
June 5 in Clinton Hospital.
Mrs. Les Reid, Mrs. Ed
Salverda, Mrs. George Smith,
Mrs. Mel Huller, Mrs. Edward
Bell, Mrs. P. Salverda, Mrs. E.
Salverda, Misses Ida, Jean and
Gladys Lieper • and Rev,
McDonald attended the
Winthrop Thankoffering held in
Winthrop United Church on
Wednesday evening June 2. Rev.
McDonald was guest speaker.
Mr. Jeffrey Shaddick of
Kitchener spent weekend with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Shaddick and Lloy.
Miss Dorothy Little of
Toronto spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Townsend and
Aunt Mrs. Bonthom.
Rev. McDonald was Sunday
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
William Hewitt of Ethel.
Miss Barbara Burns of London
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robbie Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wall of
Kincardine visited on Sunday
with her Aunts Mrs. Jewel,
Cowan and Mrs, Mary Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and
Gregory of Guelph with his
mother Mrs. Jewell, Cowan.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Alexander
are visiting their son Jim and
wife of Orchard Park, N.Y.
Mrs. Livingstone visited for
nine days with her
granddaughter Dr. and Mrs.
Allan Doerr at Belloiel near
MIVlontreal.Aid at Howick and
At Sunday morning service
Mrs, Edwin Wood U:C.W.
treasurer made final payment on
the church's bank load, to Mrs.
Gladys Gourley church treasurer
and Mr. Ken Huliey chairman of
Board of stewards burnt the
note. Mrs. Wood thanked all for
their co-operation and to Mrs.
Dave Anderson, President of
U.C.W. for her leadership. The
A very pleasant Sunday
afternoon was spent at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. George
Colelough when about 45
relatives and friends surprised
them on the occasion of their
twenty-fi,ftl wedding
anniversary. Marianne Merrill
and George Colelongh were
married June 8, 1946 in
Ebenezer United Church,
Goderich Township by the late
Reverend C. Tavener, A
bounteous smorgasbord supper
was served to guests who
attended from Toronto,
London, Mitchell and the
surrounding area.
* *
Kenneth Harrison, who holds
a Bachelor of Music degree from
the University of Toronto, and is
a member of the teaching staff
of the Royal Conservatory of
Music, will be in Clinton
'
June
14 to conduct Royal
Conservatory of Music
examinations.
* *
Mr. Jack Fuicher of the
Huron School of Driving tells us
that the top girl and boy student
drivers of the High School
learn-to-drive program, were
Jeanette Riley and Douglas Wise.
Doug receives a C.I.A. plaque
because he was the best of all
the student drivers.
Both Jeanette and Doug won
a free flying lesson, donated by
Galbraith TV and Lawson &
Wise Insurance, Mr, Al Galbraith
being a flying instructor at
Stratford Flying Club.
* * *
The Kinsmen Club of Clinton
is volunteering to help any of
the Senior Citizens who might
need assistance when they move
BY FRED McCLYMONT
The United Church Women
held their June meeting last
Thursday evening with 27 ladies
present.
The president Mrs, William
Dowson opened the meeting
with the reading of one of the
new hymns. Group one had the
Peppers spend
weekend
in Chestey
BY MRS H. F. BERRY
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper
Spent last weekend at Chesley
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale,
London visited a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Trommelen
Were visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
Veilleux for a few days as the
Veilleux's were looking for a
new location in St. Jean,
Quebec.
Mrs. John IC Cornish received
word that her sister-in-law Mrs.
John Hill had died in Moose
Jaw: She is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Don Francis and
a Son Dr. Morris Hill, Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 11 Smith,
Bluevale, spent Sunday with Mr.
Stnith's sister, Mrs. H. Berry,
Decoration day will be held at
Bairds Cemetery on June 20.
Mrs. George Henderson and
Mrs. Wm. Holland spent Monday
with Mrs. Henderson's sister at
Teeswater, Rev, and Mrs. Chas.
Cox,
into the new apartments. They
have trucks and helpers available
although they stress they don't
want to put any movers out of
business. See the advertisement
elsewhere in the paper for
details.
* *
Dr. and Mrs. K. S. Wood and
Dr, and Mrs. K. L. Colquhoun
attended the ceremony at the
Canadian Memorial Chiropractic
College, Toronto on June 5
when Bruce Elliott, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Elliott, Blyth
graduated as Doctor of
Chiropractic.
* * *
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Derwin Carter during the past
week were their daughter ,- and
son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs, W.
Mewhort, Vancouver Island,
B.C. They had been attending a
medical reunion in Toronto.
* * *
Christine Hartley received a
further honour this week, when*
she was presented with her
second major letter, This is
presented for scholastic standing
and particilktion in school
activities and Christine is the
only girl to have received her
second major in the last two
years from Central Huron
Secondary School.
*
The directors of the Clinton
Spring Fair would like to thank
all those who so generously gave •
of their time and helped to make
this one of the best fairs ever. A
special thanks to those who
donated money and to the
merchants who had displays in
the Trade Fair. Thank you for
your support,
*to. Mm. Bob Webster thanked MontveaLd
McKinley.
Forty-six calls, were made to
sick and shut-ins during the last
month. Mrs, McClinchey closed
the meeting with prayer. Group
Two served lunch,
The U.C.W. thankoffering
service will be held next Sunday
evening June 13 at 8 p.m. with
Mrs. Eric Luther of Hensall as
guest speaker and special music
by Mr. and Mrs. Luther. The
ladies from Goshen, Brucefield
and Kippen are all invited to this
service.
The annual Webster picnic
will be held at Harbour Park,
Goderich on Sunday, June 20.
The London office of the
Canadian Bible Society have
received $682 from residents of
Varna and credited it to the
Varna and Goshen Bible Society.
Mrs. Flora Dowson returned
home last Week after a trip to
the British Isles.
Mrs. John Aldington of
Clinton visited friends here over
the weekend.
Mr. Roy Keys has sold his
farm on the Babylon line to Mr.
Allan Hayter.
Junior boys choir under the
leadership of Mrs. Harry Lear,
church organist, was much
enjoyed.
Mrs. Arnold Riley visited on
Sunday with Mrs, Ron Hugill a
patient in Princess Margaret
Hospital in Toronto.
A number from Hullett lodge,
AF and AM attended the North
Huron District masonic service
at Teeswater on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Wilmer Howatt spent a
few days last week with her
_Masan
President, Mrs. E. R. Davis
presided for the June meeting of
Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Tuesday June 1. Ten dollars was
donated to the Salvation Army,
A letter of appreciation was read
from the Crippled Childrens
Centre, London, for the gift of
two wheel chairs for the crippled
children which were purchased
from a draw for an Easter basket
of grocercies proceeds amounted
to $183.00.
Plaques will be placed on the
chairs indicating the donors. In
charge of this project was Mrs.
Clarence Reid. Three members
of the executive committee were
installed by the president. The
group will cater to a banquet
June 9,
The president presented a gift
to Mrs. Harry Horton who has
held the position of Sgt. At
Arms for 21 years but is unable
to continue in this role owing to
ill health. Past President Mrs.
Carnet Allan presented. a gift to
Mrs. Ralph Fitzpatrick who is'
leaving this area with her,
husband and family for the
West.
In a special draw Mrs. Garnet
Allan was the winner. Sports
Officer Mrs. Clarence Reid was
in charge. Mrs, Howard Smale
won the mystery prize, Mrs. W.
H. Bell, the guessing prize, and
Mrs. Fitzpatrick the attendance
prize.
What's new
at Haronvietv
The residents program of old
time music dancing and sing
song was held in the Auditorium
on Monday afternoon With
music by the Huronview
orchestra. Tea and cookies were
served by the ladies,
.A group of entertainers from
Blyth provided the program for
Thursday Family Night arranged
by Mr. Jim Lawrie, A good
crowd of residents along with
several of their relatives enjoyed
the program which included
instrumentals, Mrs. Grace Brown
was pianist and Wayne
McClinchey and Steven Walsh
played guitars. Angela Duttman
played accordion, and there
were vocal, numbers by Mrs.
Wittich, a trio by Lorie,
Charlene and Francis Campbell
and Annie Thalin and Hilly Van
Amersfoort sang a duet. Mrs.
Mary Taylor thanked the group
in behalf of the residents.
The weather was ideal for the
Sunday spring drive sponsored
by the United Church Men of
Exeter. Although there was not
enough cars for everyone, Mr.
Clarence Down organizer of the
drive assures us that plans will be
made for those to go sometime
real soon.
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jac
Hodgert and family of Kirkston,
Mr. Jim McCool is a patient in
Clinton Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Caldwell spent the weekend with
their daughter Mr, and Mrs, Joe
Marzand, Candare and Glen in
Toronto,
Varna UCW sees
slides of Europe
worship period with Mrs. Ida
M I nchey leading, The
scripture lesson was read by Mrs,
Louis Taylor. Mrs. McClinchey
gave the meditation and prayer.
The offering was taken up by
Mrs. Florence Ellitt and
dedicated by Mrs. William
McAsh. Mrs. William Taylor
introduced Mrs. Berne McKinley
,who showed slides taken while
on a trip to Spain, Belgium and
Holland which was much
enjoyed and appreciated by all,
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