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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-07-05, Page 5John Anstott presented the plaque to the winning junior Girls Softball team. Back row left to right are Peggy Jones, Judy Wise, Missy Anderson, Erin Phillips, Mrs, Loring Denomme, and Lyn Cochrane. Front row are Sharon Ducharme, Valerie Smith, Brenda Hymens, and Janet Bjerg. Missing were Anita Bakalaar, Debbie Chutes,- Kirsten Harrell, and Diane McNichol. ZURICH PARK CLINTON NEWS-liFCORD, THURSDAY, JULY 5, X97.3-4 COME SEE & HEAR BAND TATTOO ipusered by ZURICH CENTENNIAL BAND SAT., JULY 7 7.30 P.M. obi* * St. Mary's Trumpet Band Dutch Boy Cadet & Bugle Band Kitchener Legion Pipe Band Brussels Pipe Bond • ** • Zurich Centennial Band Forest Excelsior Band Goderich Laketown Band :Durham Girls Drum and Bugle Corps * 4** — Childrn rrs• THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY: McKINLEY'S FARMS & HATCHERY LTD, TUCKEY BEVERAGES LIMITED HABERER-WESTLAKE CONCRETE PRODUCTS SENN X MOBILE HOMES LTD. HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE 1NC. HAY FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE GUENTHER-TUCKEY TRANSPORTS LTD, LORNE F. KLOPP INSURANCE WESTLAKE FURNITURE \ , JIM SWAN, CKNX M.C. Thank You! For making our 25th Anniversary Sale a success. We are so pleased with it that we will continue to offer many bargains regularly in fact our Cash and Carry Prices are BARGAINS EVERY DAY! Some examples of our EVERY DAY BARGAINS! Panelling Sakrete Precut Studs Cement Exterior paint Stain from at at at at at $ 400 x1 79 $ 1 15 $ 1 so $6 55 $4 55 4 x 8 ea. 1 gal. 1 gal. We aren't "discount anybody" Just a small yard with good service, good quality product, at good prices REPAIR:FTEMODEL w TT llh PRICED.RIG Buipm,00, J.W. Counter Builders Supplies The Little Yard around the Corner One Mock West of Albert on Princess St. Clinton Phone 48 M0 6 1 2 UNITED CHURCH Dominion Day service was held at the United Church Sun- day morning. greeting into the sanctuary were Harry Snell and Henry flunking ushers were Tom Pollard and Kevin Hulley with Mrs. Harry Lear at the organ, Rev. McDonald's story to The children was "Count your blessings". his message was Freedom, wilt is it?" CHEERIO CLUB The Cheerio meeting was held on Wednesday night at the home of Ida Townsend. Myrtle Fairservice opened meeting with reading "Welcome" and "a prayer for wisdom" and gave several short readings followed by prayer. The minutes of last meeting were read and July meeting will be at the home of Tru Duizer with Group 4 in charge. Roll call was answered with a current event by 14 members with six visitors present. The program was slides shown by Dorothy Lillie taken while they were in Florida and were much enjoyed by all. Some cards were played and lunch was served by Ida Townsend, Myrtle Fairser- vice, Dorothy Brunsdon and Ida Durnin. —Wendy- Lorene Caldwell, daughteWrif —Mrok and Mrti Leonard '`Caldwell 'WAWA; Londesboro, received her diploma as a graduate nurse on June 25 at Convocation Hall of the. University of Toronto. Wendy is a graduate of the Atkinson School of Nur- sing of Toronto Western Hospital and has taken a position on the staff there beginning in September. SHOBBROOK REUNION On Sunday, July 1st the Shobbrook reunion was held at Seaforth Lions Park, Gordon Shobbrook, president, welcomed 'all and a mintiteli silence was observed for those who had passed 00.70 members enjoyed a smorgasbord dinner convened by Beth Knox, Laura Saunder- cock, Bert and Dora Shob- brook, The minutes of 1972 re-union were read by secretary, Muriel Millson, and regrets were received from Ann and Bill . Williard and Ross and Jerry Radford. It was moved by Bert Shobbrook and seconded by Beth Knox to hold the 1974 picnic at the same time and place. Cliff Saundercock read the nominating report: past president, Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook; president, Ross and Jerry Radford; vice-president, Charlie and Shirley Shobbrook; secretary, Bill and Joan Crawford; sports, Wayne and Lynn Peck, Cliff and Kay Saun- dercock; nominations, Bert and Dora Shobbrook, Clarence and Maimie Crawford. The plaque donated in memory of Garnet Johnson was presented to the oldest person present ,Laura Saundercockl, by Beatrice Johnson. Sports were conducted by Melvin and Bar- bara Knox and Charlie and Shirley Shobbrook. Winners were: girls 6 and over, Debbie Shobbrook , Dora Lynn Ellerby; boys 6 and over, David Swan, Darren Millson; girls 10 and over Suzanne Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Lori Saunder- cock; ladies race in reverse, Donna Gibbings. The oldest person present was Laura Saundercock, youngest present, Scott Crich. Those attending were from Niagara Falls, Toronto, London, Woodstock, Sarnia, Clinton, Blyth, Lon- desboro. Many obtained their family tree Book. Coming far- thest was Beatrice Johnson of Niagara Falls. CUB AND SCOUT MEETING i.:ThellstcLond'esbbro Cub an'd' Sdout Gioup committee held their family night at the local ball park with a ball game of parents against the boys. Following the ball game, the graduation ceremony of Cubs into Scouts was held on the field. Cubmaster Stan McDonald introduced each Cub graduating, telling of his record. Those graduating were ,Paul Middignal, Robert Bunking, Kevin Fothergill and Robert Thompson, After bid- ding farewell to the fellow cubs, the graduates were introduced to Scoutmaster Nick Whyte who welcomed them into the `scout group.Cub Bruce Hunking closed the service by leading in the Lord's Prayer. The families then retired to the church hall for lunch and fellowship. OFFICIAL BOARD The Official Board of United Church met on Monday evening June 25th in the church hall. During the business it was reported the in- sulation .of church attic was completed and the furnace within the Manse would be completed within the week, The Board also received with regret the resignation of organist and choir leader Mrs. Harry Lear. A committee was appointed to secure replacements for these positions. Special services during the summer were announced with Mr. Heckendorn, a former minister, speaking at the An- nual Congregational Picnic on Sunday, July 15th in Seaforth Lions Park and Rev. Ludford of Christian Island Indian Reserve speaking on Sunday July 22nd at 10 a.m. Final plans are being made for the vacation church school to be held July 9th to lath. PERSONALS Lisa Duizer had a tonsil operation in Clinton Hospital on Thursday. Congratulations to Mr. Bert Hunking who celebrated his 80th birthday on Sunday when many of his relations called on him to wish him a Happy Hit- thday. He received many cards and a telephone call from his niece Mrs. Doug Johnson (Phyllis Manning) of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley spent a couple of days last week at Pine Lake. Rev. McDonald, was. in ,Belgrave on. .Tuesday,, evening speaking to the General Meeting of the United Church Women and conducting their study on "Marriage and Family Counselling!' Rev. McDonald was the guest speaker at Hensel' Public School graduating dinner held in the Legion Hall on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allen and boys spent the weekend at Pine Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shob- brook, Darrell and Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon, Wayne, Cathy and Cheryl spent Satur- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise at Amberley. Stephen Duizer clebrated his fourth birthday on Satur- day by entertaining his friends Robbie and Michael Radford, Darlene Hulley, Deana Lyn and Brad Westerhout. Rev. McDonald spent Sun- day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald of Ethel. Mrs. Jessie Jones visited with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Oliver Campbell of Bluevale from Thursday to Sunday and atten- ded the Campbell re-union at Bluevale on Sunday when 60 attended. She returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jones. Mrs. D. Robertson and Mrs. J. Chopin of Guelph visited on Sunday with Mrs. G. Robinson. Frank Ellerby spent a few Brucefield By Mrs. H.F. Berry Mrs. John B. Mustard and Edna left on Saturday to spend the summer months at their cottage in Inverhuron. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Broad- foot,, Mrs.roadfo ot Charles end Ron left on Skill day for a two week vits0 on t e • east coast. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jackson spent the weekend with friends in London and Belmont, Mrs. Mac Wilson visited a Jew days in London with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neile. Mrs. H. Berry visited in Crosby North Dakota for two weeks and attended the wed- ding of her nephew Steven Rodvold. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mustard, Windsor visited recently with their mother, Mrs. John Mustard, Mrs. Wm. Scott left recently with relatives to visit friend in Western Canada. Brucefield United Church will be closed for vacation during the month of July. days vacation with his grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Miss Edythe Beacom was honoured on her retirement from teaching after 37 years in nine schools by her family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon Bradley, and Deanna on Sunday, July 1st. Following dinner Murray Lyon spoke a few words to Edythe and Cheryl Lyon presented her with a gift . Those present were Mrs. Laura Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. George Neil, Mrs. Mary Beacom, Bill, Lois and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon, Wayne, Kathy and Cheryl, Ronald Neil and Douglas, Art Weymouth and Pete Bos. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor spent Saturday night and Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. John Riley. Both attended the Ber- nard-Badley wedding in Blyth United Church Saturday evening. .P*Is Kreispril 'n:Lz4 T v)t. Arlibria FOUR SEASONS CAMPING GROUNDS West of Auburn on the Maitland River .FULLY SERVICED LOTS -FOR TENTS & TRAILERS • LAUNDRY & WASHROOM FACILITIES . SWIMMING - FISHING - CANOEING Now Officially Open berns;a419w s NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS DESTROY WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons in possession of lands in the Villages of Bayfield and Brussels, in the County of Huron; also property owners in the Townships of Ashfield, Colborne, Goderich„ Grey, Hay, Howiek, Hallett, McKillop, Morris, Stanley, Tuekersmith, Usborne, East Wawanosh and West Wa- wanosh, in the County of Huron; also property owners in the Towns of Clinton, Exeter, Goderich and Wingham, in the County of Huron. In accordance with the Revised Weed Control Act, 1972, Section 4, 14 and 20 and amendments thereto, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by July 20th and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act, The co-operation, of all citizens is solicited. ALEX CIVISSTtIt, Weed tespeetor, Couaty of Ilaren 6.s dot ire soilce et es.°. °:c,21‘:ett , to 4:4:v:c ;e::::‘2 !I:a: O t! tot '141°6 te?' c0, Pbs'O'\° l~e °tVe lAes-Vec° - °46s dot `0405s 2't Itecota 'aale lk.• - • , 400.caP,Vaal • 9.00.0. to 1431,90asete :ose ";44:r ::::::::0\0:to\VOO• t'oe Otoe top:. 0•0.1°10% ••••• •••*" AtAS 14644 0$1316vt1 . Citiv% AN vls A — Alo 0 a i C o s ~ ~ i v n 'OA°. le oct1„1.0°- •ogaeo lg.tcetIfiltIe,14; tee 4,971 . ot,.ete d e a diae . mattt ot rolot‘d° %N este ,-oot \ossoee et., sx'c°° tc4N' itttes1 t; 'Co e & 1 S'1 liok 't\*%' 0 1N , fOe sAys e 6. 0 t• 016 'It. 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