HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-08-17, Page 3The annual Suturnerhill
Community picnic was held at
the Clinton CemnnMity Park
with a good number in
attendance.
Russell,Margaret and Sandra
Good were presented with lawn
furniture.
Races were won by; 5 yr and
under, Brad Westerhout; 8 yrs
and under, Jerome Andrews; 12
yr and under; Shelly
Westerhout, Ann Snell and
Jeffery Andrews; 14 yrs and
under, Susan Tyndall and Paul
Gibbings; Ladies' race, Karen
Tyndall; Men's race, Tilly
Westerhout;
The children over six enjoyed
a ball relay game and a game
called "Buddies". A candy
scramble was conducted for
children under five,
Ladies" kick the slipper was
won by Glenna Ellis with Tilly
Westerhout winning the men's.
A marshmallo relay and
balloon throw was held under
cover. All other events were
rained out.
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The Aug. meeting of the
Surnmerhill Ladies Club was
held at the home of Joanne
Salverda with 21 members and
four visitors present.
Isabel opened the meeting
with a reading entitled "Tin
Dipper". The creed and the
Lord's Prayer were recited.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read and
approved,
The treasurers report was
read. Ida, Wright moved the
adoption of the report and it
was seconded by Marg Wright,
It was moved by Barb Lovett
and seconded by Ruth Jenkins
to donate $5 to the Clinton
Community Park for the use of
the picnic area.
The raffle was won by Marg
Wright. The Sept. meeting is to
be held at the home of Phillis
Tyndall in the afternoon. Roll
call is to be suggestions on "how
to cook apples".
Ali Westerhout held a
guessing contest won by Connie
Gibbings, Marg Wright had a
reading entitled "Farming".
Sandra Westerhout conducted a
relay game.
Lunch and program for the
next meeting are in charge of
Edith and Ida Wright and Ev.
Merril,
Lunch was served with a
social hour following.
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PUBLIC MEETING
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ZONING BYLAW
All property owners in the Township of Tuckersmith who
have received copies of the proposed Zoning bylaw are
invited to a Public Meeting at the Huron Centennial
School, Brucefield on Tuesday, August 22 at 8:00 p.m.
James I, McIntosh,
Clerk-Treasurer.
Wednesday afterneOn
activities last week featured
table games in the auditorium
with six tables of euchre along
with tables of crokinale, and
checkers.
One of the many popular
groups who have entertained
during the past two years, The
Silver Strings of Walton,
provided another family night
program.
This group of young people,
who have been playing together
for about one year, are
becoming well ltnown on both
stage and television. The
musicians include Linda
Gedkin, violin; Faye Dalton,
piano; Beth McNichol, banjo;
Ray McNichol, guitar and Alex
Robertson, drums. Connie
f3eauerrnan and Beth McNichol
Pleased the audience with step
dance numbers.
By the way, if there are
people in your area who could
entertain the residents some
Thursday evening, we would be
glad to hear from you.
Vacation Bible School
very well attended
Last Friday, August 4, was
the final session of a very
successful Daily Vacation Bible
School sponsored by the
Christian Reformed Church.
Attendance was beyond
expectations, reaching 145. The
Bible school utilized the
facilities of both the Christian
Reformed Church and the
Clinton District Christian
School. Supervisors for this year
were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Roorda.
The teaching staff consisted of
Jane Postma, Francis
Thompson, Helen Roorda, Ruth
Anne Colclough, Dianne
Verhoef, Greta Veenstra, Helen
Postma, Judy Haverkamp,
Sandra Maaskant, Winnie
Vanden Dool, Trudy de Weerd,
Henrietta Stryker, Grace
Kassies, and Marion Van Wyk.
The teachers were helped by
Janet Postma, Coby Amsing,
Mrs. Vander Ende, Betty
Hakkers, Janice de Weerd, Pat
Lanton, Irene Guetter, Yvonne
Lazet, Ann Van Spengen, Helen
Hardy, Helen to Brinke, Judy
Damsma, Corry Kuipers,
Dianne Hardy, Marion
Doucette, Dorothy Valkenburg,
and Alice Nykamp.
Mrs. Beukema led us each
morning in the singing and
learning of the songs, As a
mission project, money was
collected to help needy children
in Korea. A total of $94 was
given. This will support one
child for 8 months.
On Thursday evening the
closing program was held, to
which each class contribuied. It
was well attended by parents,
relatives, and friends of the
children. A thank you goes to all
who directly or indirectly
contributed to the success of this
year's Bible School,
Local obituaries
ROGER EDWARD CUMMINGS
Roger Edward Cummings of
Limehouse passed away on July
27, 1972 in Georgetown as a
result of a car accident, He was
28,
Mr. Cummings attended
Clinton Public School and
Central Huron Secondary
School. . The son of Pearl and
Frank Cummings of Clinton, he
was married to the former
Patricia Kirley. She survives
He worked for the C.N.R. for
12 years and was a member of
the Knights of Columbus,
Georgetown and the Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks.
Besides his wife and parents
he is survived by two children,
Siobhan and Colleen at home
and three brothers, Kenneth,
Montreal, Harry of Ottawa and
Gary of Clinton.
Funeral service was held on
July 29th at Holy Cross Church
Georgetown. Interment was in
St Corneliusx Cemetery,
Caledon.
Honorary Pallbearers were F.
Piehl, V Galliford, S. Miller of
the Elks and B. Aucott, G.
Adam and M. Lacoursicre of the
Knights.
Pallbearers were T. Zions, D.
Ouellette, P. Lipsy, R.E. Lewis,
W. Lafort, and E. Ptilegrims,
ERNEST A. BLACKER
Ernest A. Blacker passed
away suddenly at his home in
Uxbridge, Ontario on Saturday,
August 5, 1972. Surviving
besides his wife, Daisy, are one
son, Michael of Scarborough
and one sister, Miss Martha M.
Blacker of Toronto. His brother,
William, predeceased him in
1969.
Mr. Blacker was the younger
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest L. Blacker of Clinton.
The funeral service was held
at the Dickson Funeral Home in
Markdale on Tuesday, August
8, 1972, with interment in
Sutton Cemetery.
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Services at Wesley-Willis United Church
during the month of August
Wesley-WIllis—Holmesville United Churches
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MR. LORNE DOTTERER, Organist and Choir Director
WESLEY.WILLIS UNITED CHURCH
"THE CHURCH THAT CARES"
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1972
11:00 a.m,--Worship Service
(Children 9 & under will
retire to class at 11;151
THEME: "THE NEED FOR KINDNESS
IN A TROUBLED WORLD"
HOLMESVILLE
9 :45 a.m.—Worship Service & Junior Congregation
Wesley-Willis, Ontario Street and Holmesville Churches
welcome holiday visitors to worship.
COME AS, YOU ARE
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH, Clinton
263 Princess Street
Pastor: Alvin Boukanria, B.A., B.D.
Services: 10:00 a.m., and 3:00 p.m.
(On 3rd Sunday, 9:30 a.m.
Dutch Service at 11:00 a.m.)
1' he Church of the "Back to God" Hour every Sunday 4:30 p.m. CHLO.
EVERYONE WELCOME
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. T. C. MUL.HOLLAND , Minister
Services recessed until September 10, 1972
Everyone Welcome
BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor: REV. L. V. BIGELOW
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1972
Sunday School: 10:00 a,m.
Morning Worship; 11:00 a.m.
Open Air Service: 7:30 p.m. Paul Bunyan Trailer Camp
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Clinton
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1972
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11:30 a,m.---MATINS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1972
Pastor: REV. W. H. McWHINNIE
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
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GOOD NEWS DRIVE-IN
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 20
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BY MU—LIE LO9B
Anyone who spent last
Sunday afternoon at the "RAY
13IROMEMORIAL
THEATER" made a very wise
decision.
The seats (bales of bay) were
filled to overflowing. Some
brave youngsters climbed to the
highest seats possible to view
the show and the overflow
watched at a disadvantage from
the doorway.
The curiosity of the
neighbours who had been visited
by the members of Passe
Muraille soon found out just
how the group was going to
imitate their actions in doing
what seems natural to them. I
don't think there was ever so
much laughter heard ringing
through the walls of the old
barn as there was that day,
The community wishes the
best to the group and their
director Paul Thompson when
they present the show in
Toronto this fall. It has been a
real pleasure getting to all of
you.
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During the past few weeks the
travelling bug has been keeping
the community on the move.
Don and Alison Lobb took a ten
day trip to British Columbia to
visit relatives. Miss Chris Lobb
returned with them and is still
visiting with relatives here,
David and Robin Lobb spent
the ten days their parents were
away with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Allen in
Toronto.
Gary Tebbutt spent a week in
Windsor with his cousin Kerry
Willows.
Visitors at the Bill Lobb home
during the last two weeks were:
Mr. and Mrs. George Dobison,
Dan, Dan and Denise of Miami,
Florida; Mrs. Kathleen Cuyler,
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Cuyler, Robin
and Corey all of Kincardine,
Miss Robin stayed for a week
with Valerie Lobb.
A speedy recovery is wished
for Lorne Tyndall who has just
been allowed to return_home
from the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lobb,
Ricky, Pete, and Bruce of
Toronto spent Civic Holiday
with Mrs. Fred Lobb.
Jamie ThOmpson attended
Harrieton Hockey School last
week and Peter Thompson was
at Can Am Hockey School at
the University in Guelph.
Ricky and Paul Forbes are
spending two weeks at
Menesetung Camp north of
Goderich.
Ronnie Tyndall spent some of
his holidays travelling. John
Hudie and Ron travelled north
coming amend by Ottawa and
Niagara on the way home, They
are spending the rest of the time
holidaying at a cottage near
Bayfield.
Alvin and Linda Jones and
family have been visiting friends
the past two Sundays. They
went to Allen and Rosemary
Leavens in Brampton one week
and last Sunday was spent with
Bob and Pat Kerr and family in
Acton,
Mel and Harriett Klazinga
and family must like camping in
spite of the weatherman, They
spent last week at Pine Lake.
Gerry Lobb is attending the
Ontario Athletic Leadership
Camp on Lake Couchiching.
The weather has not been the
best there either. The water was
a chilly 40°F and waves were
two feet high with white caps.
The boys were not allowed to go
swimming as the current was
too strong last Wednesday. He
returns home on the I6th.
Timmy Willows of Windsor
has been a guest at the Jack
Tebbutt home.
Bill and Joan Crawford and
family were away cot-aping at
Pine Lake for a week also.
Herb and Karen Oakes
camped with friends at The
Falls over the weekend.
Katherine Forbes is spending
the month of August as a
counsellor at Rolling Acres
Camp near Durham. Cathy
Aiken of Clinton is therealso,
Brenda Forbes is at
Menesetung Camp for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt
spent Monday and Tuesday this
week in St. Catharines at Gerry
TebbuttS. Gregory and Wendy
returned with their
grandparents for the rest of the
week while their parents are on
a trip to Calgary.
Recent visitors at Don Lobbs
were Alf and Marie Plumber
and family of Oshawa and,
Gerry Allen and his fiancee
Judy of Toronto.
Maitland and 16th hat's aew at Ifuronview?