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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1973-07-19, Page 2NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, JUL'4' 1? 973 The residents of Huronview Wife entertained Tuesday by the Music Concepts workshop, a group of Toronto musicians who are working under en Opportunities for Youth Grant. The group have been playing a host of towns throughout Ontario (News-Record photo) Summerhill Ladies to picnic in Clinton STURDY 'X FRAME' coNslitual THERE ARE NO SAGGING DECKS OR 'BUCKLING WALLS WITH THE FOX xx "X FRAME" CONSTRUCTION THE FOX xx 15 ALSO A VERY ATTRACTIVE STEEL WALLED POOL MANY SHAPES MANY SIZES 4:44-rr, "Or HAVE YOUR OWN. BACKYARD SUMMER RESORT CENTRE . ' ADMINISTRATION OFFICE — 883 HAMILTON RD. (Div. Volume Holding! Ltd. — 1967) " FREE JOB ESTIMATE FREE POOL PLANNERS BOOK ask for Bill Smirkers MATERNITY WEAR * Ike SEPARATE SHOPPE Main coin*? Clinton. Open 2-6 Closed Weds. KiPPell Mr. Lou Kirk has sold his house in Kippen, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis and Mrs. Margaret Barnard visited friends in. Wroxeter, recently, Miss Jean Ivison spent a few days holidaying at Drysdale, Miss Janice Moore, Mitchell, •vieited Miss Lynn Alderdice. • YORK FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE VICE ?IA 81W WITS $5.40 P41181448 6 az. 09941 COUPON imam 4U1N 18444 $$P3 tin MARY MILES swat Pinata COTTAGE ROLLS 0AVERFt PARME BEEF A PORK BREAKFAST SAUSAGE FROZEN 2E04 at. SIZE CORNISH GAME HENS .,.1,09' Imes CAMPFIRE VACUUM PACKED SLICED SIDE BACON owe: 99c Top Voali VACUUM PACKED. SLICED SIR BACON 14: 1.09 fuly 24,944•444949 Sonsloss Sleeked HAM .1.29 GERBER'S STRAINED NARY FOOD — , TOMATO OR VEGETABLE AYLMER SOM, KELLOGG'S CORN FLARES 24 a at Obituaries Annie May Venner Annie May Penner of • Clint. ton passed away at Huronyiew pp July 14,1973 after an jline4i of three years. She was 91, Mrs. Vernier was born the former Annie May Wilton in Stratford on Novernber 22, 1881. In 1906 she married C. H, Yon- ner iu Stratford. He predeceased her, Following their marriage, the couple resided in Stratford and came to Clinton in 1915. As well as being a housewife and mother, Mrs, Venner was a long-time member of Ontario Street United Church. She is survived by two daughters,Mrs. John (Irene) Fotheringham of Burlington and Mrs. Walter (May) Pepper of Clinton; one brother James Wilton of Stratford; four gran- dchildren and nine great- grandehildren. She was predeceased by one son Harry of Hamilton. Funeral services were held from the Ball Funeral Home on July 14, with Dr. Mowatt in charge, Burial was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers 'were Gordon Veinier of Ajax; Arnold Venner of Port Perry; Bud Gibbons of Kitchener; Harold Johnston, Austin Matheson and Eldon O'Brien, all of Clinton. Flower bearers were J. H. Venner of Hamilton and F. H. Pepper of Dobbinton, Ontario. Besides being "Town Talk" this column has " on occasion served as a medium for apologies, Last week the paper published the pictures of the seven students from Central Huron Secondary School who had been designated Ontario Scholars, The accompanying write-up neglected to state that Rhoda Munnings is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Munnings of Clinton. Visiting recently with their aunt, Mrs. Gladys Wallis, also with Mrs. Roy Tupper and other relatives were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Calgary, Alberta. F/O Reg Cook of London, On- tario, spent aome days last week with his mother, Mrs. Ella Cook of Isaac Street, Miss Barbara Elliott, who is a laboratory assistant for the summer months in St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott, Clinton, Also in town last week for several days were Mr. and Mrs. Bern Miller and daughter, Arlene, of Sault Ste. Marie, On- tario, who visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. Batkin and relatives in the vicinity. Back, after vacationing for a few days at Collingwood, Owen Sound and Tobermory, are Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Fisher. 4-H news may appear elsewhere in this week's paper but the following found its way to the writer and is worthy of comment. On July 10th, a specially selected group of 4-H members from Huron County attended a conference at the Agricultural College, Guelph. Included in the group from the immediate vicinity were Louise 111110111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111 Lovett, R.R. I, Lonciesboro; Darlene Porter, 34eter; Ann Stewart, RR. 5, Seaforth and Joanne Stoll, Seaforth, They were accompanied to Guelph by Miss Jane PerigilleY, the in- coming Home Economlat for Huron County who will be replacing Miss Catherine Hunt at the Ministry of Agriculture office here. Miss Hunt is leaving shortly to be married. While at the Guelph conference the 4-H girls heard speakers and career panelists and par- ticipated in food preparations and floral arrangements among other demonstrations. Being billeted' in the University residence and meeting with other representatives from all over the province proved to be a most valuable experience. Again - some forthcoming 4- H news. The dates for the 4-H Exchange with Gladwin County, Michigan are as follows: July 18-25, members from Gladwin County will be travelling to Huron County to be hosted for one week. August 1-8, members from Huron County will be travelling to Gladwin County to return the visit. 4-H members from this area participating in the ex- change are; Don Carter, R.R. 3 Blyth; Lynn Flowers, Clinton; Harry Franken, R.R. 2, Auburn; Margaret Franken, R.R. 2, Auburn; Cathy Peel, R. R. 1, Auburn; Wayne Pryce, R.R. 1, Seaforth; Sylvia Stewart, R.R. 1, Hensall. Anyone wishing further infor- mation on this exchange visit may obtain the same by calling Mr. Len MacGregor at 482- 3428. • Now all you water buffs Lind sailing enthusiasts - here is your chance!! The Goderich Sailing Club is hosting a Fireball Regatta on Saturday and Sunday, July 21st and 22nd.. First and second races at 10:00a,m, and 3:00p.rrerespec- tively on Saturday, the third race at 10:00a.m, Sunday, So to quote the late John Masefield, Poet Laureate, "And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by,"....except if you are still racing around Goderich har- bour when the stars are out - you will be coming in last in the Regatta!! rf 4.ar r !WERNER REUNION „ a.. 44,14 ,4,- 4 ,7,4,L,4‘444.4 4 At 4• ^ The twenty-first annual Mer- ner Reunion was held Sunday at the School House, Dash- wood, with 60 in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reschke, Detroit conducted the sports. After a delicious smorgasbord dinner, the president, Ron Merner, presided for the business meeting. It was decided to hold the reunion next year at the same place, the second Sunday in July The executive for the coming year is as follows: president, Claire Merner, Bayfield; vice- president, Roy Brotk, Herman, secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Dan Gelispie, Detroit; sports corn, mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Zurich. The Summerhill Ladiesi Club met for their July meeting at the home of Ida Wright. Isabell Steward opened the meeting with a reading "Amazing Grace". The Creed and the Lords Prayer were said in unison. Twenty-three mem- bers and three guests were welcomed. Correspondence was received from Marg Wright' and Suzanne Vodden. The minutes of the previous meeting and the treasurers report were read and declared correct. July 23 is the date set for the annual community picnic at the Clinton Community Park. On the sports committee are Jim and Margarette Snell, Glenna Ellis and Sandra Good. Margaret Ball is to be hostess for the August meeting. On lunch and program are Viola Farquhar, Laura Forbes and Vern Gibbings. Roll call is to be'announced by "something interesting I have done this summer". ICIa-ric3n VoIclOngh'C-oiiducted a nursery rhyme contest won by Donna Gibbings. Donna also walked away with the prize for the intelligence contest directed by Lorna Ellis. The Queen and Grace were sung before lunch was served. THOMAS STANLEY NEALE Thomas Stanley Neale of Mill Street, London passed away July 12, 1973 after a short illness. He was 70. Mr. • Neale was born in November of 1902 in East Angus, Quebec. He retired in 1964 from the Market Square Branch of the Bank of Mon- treal. In October of 1934, he married a former. Brucefield girl, Leila Grace Stackhouse in Brucefield. She survives him. Following their marriage, the couple resided in Elora, Glen- coe and London, Mr. Neale was a member of Colborne Street United Church in London. 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