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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-09-13, Page 11 'fir We're always ready to welcome you at your Local Community credit Union Clinton Community Credit Union yQ iostario At. I I ANNOUNCING Mclntee Realtors, Clinton are pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Jo-'an Sullen Bayfield phone 565.2421 As a member of their sales staff. Jo-an is fully trained to handle your property transactions, whether buying or selling. She can be contacted at her home or Clinton Office - Albert St. phone 482-3821. 37b CLINTON WHITE BEAN GROWERS This new modern plant now open at Seaforth for your convenience. * Fair prices * Honest weights * Reliable grading * Patronage return on profits Courteous service YOU CAN EXPECT Make The Farmers' Elevator Work For You! ONTARIO BEAN GROWERS COOPERATIVE y Two locations SEAFORTH LONDON CLINTON NEws-REoosp, THURROAY SEPIT1114SEII. For Those Who, Sew) Ir wires The Ladies Guild of Trinity Anglican Church held their ad- vance meeting at the home of Mrs, L.W. Scotchmer, Wed- nesday afternoon September 5. The president, Mrs. Vina Parker, read a Bible lesson and all repeated the Lord's Prayer in unison, Ten members were present. The secretary, Mrs. L,W. • Scotehmer, read her report of the last meeting in June, which was adopted, The adopted child, Nazira Sunder of Pakistan, will celebrate her 11th birthday on November 10 and it was decided to send her a card and a gift if permitted, Mrs. Lorna Merner gave,her treasurer's report and moved all outstanding bills be paid. Reports were, given by the card secretary and some of the visiting committee. The Thanksgiving Service in Trinity Church will be held Sunday September 30 and the Guild passed a tnotion to give money to the Altar Guild for the pur- chase of candles for the church. 'Arrangements were finalized to serve meals to ap- proximately 30 members of the Executive Council of the A.C.W. at Huron Church Camp, Tuesday and Wed- nesday. Mrs, Florence Brown invited the members to her home for the October 9th meeting and the meeting closed with the benediction. SENIOR CITIZENS The September meeting of the Senior Citizens was held Friday evening September 7, in the Municipal Building with 22 members present. Presided over by president Clair Merner, the meeting opened with the National Anthem and the Lord's Prayer in unison. The secretary was absent so no minutes of the previous meeting were read. Questions were asked about the Senior Citizens' Housing Project and the president reported he had spoken to the Reeve and found he had con- tacted Toronto who were sen- ding up a man to look over some land he knew might be available. No one present seellIetP tb' where 'the lacttt9i~'rr""wile lint ' posedly situated in the village. The president also' reported he had turned in an estimate to New Horizons Project, following a meeting he had tailed, on what was decided would be required, The main floor and kitchen of the old town hall are available. It was moved and passed that Carrie Heard be given money to carry on her work sending cards, flowers and fruit when necessary. Dorothy Mer- ner moved a vote of thanks for what she had done and for looking after euchre cards and prizes. Happy September birth- day wishes were sung to Mrs. Duggan. Future meetings will begin at 7:30 p.m,, rather than 8 as previously. Euchre f011owed with winners being: Mrs. Freda Scotchmer, Mrs. Plorence Brown, Ken Lynn and Lloyd Makin:3. The usual lovely lunch was enjoyed and all agreed that due to the high cost of living that -each person bring only enough lunch for herself or her- self and husband. RIDES DAMAGED Members of the Bayfield Lions Club reported that they had purchased two additional kiddies' rides, and while situated in the , fairgrounds following the Old Time Coun- try Fair, Saturday September 1, vandals had done considerable damage to the rides. The O.P.P. have been notified and are in- vestigating, and should the culprits be caught, charges will be laid. Word has also been heard that young teenagers are smashing glass bottles on the roadway at the corner of West Howard St. and Clan Gregor Square, and several persons are complaining about flat tires. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeBeau had as their guests for the weekend, their grandchildren, Rob and Tara Cluff of London. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lind- say recently enjoyed a holiday in Northern Ontario and Algonquin Park. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Longfield and Patsy of Burlington were Saturday visitors with Mrs, Margaret Garrett and family, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Higgins have recently returned from a vacation at Lake of Bays where they visited with Mrs. Del Massecar; then to Haliburton for a few days with their aunt, Mrs. G,M. Chesney; then on to Port Dover for several clays with their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. W,J. Higgins and grandsons, Colin and Scott. Best wishes to Mrs. Ed Reid, who had the misfortune to break her arm near her wrist on Thursday. Mr. Robert Parker and David, Dorchester, visited on Friday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker. Saturday guests with them were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, W.C. Parker and Jennifer of London. Mrs. Alice Cardiff, Toronto, was a registered guest at the Albion Hotel for the weekend. Mr,. and Mrs, Jereme,Bedar,d, and Stephen of Brantford, spent the weekend with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Wild and family, RR 3, Bayfield, Mr. Rick Westlake was at the home of his parents Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake for a few A lighted scroll of the Lord's Prayer and a praying hands plaque were presented to Huronview by Henry Leishman and unveiled by the Ad. ministrator, Mr. Archibald, at a dedication service on Sunday morning. Rev. McWhirinie, chaplain of the Home, in his message paid special tribute to Mr. Leishrnan in recognition of the gifts, Mrs. Jan Bylsma was guest Soloist. "The Band" played their last concert for this season on Mon- days, prior to entering his second year in an Electronics Course at Conestoga College, Kitchener, Rev. T, Dale and Mrs. Jones, Montreal, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. J.B, Higgins "The Maples" for a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Taylor, David, Paul and Lynda, St, Thomas, were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivon Steckle Sr, for the weekend and also atten- (led the Threshers Reunion in Blyth on Sunday. Donald and Kay McLeod, Dawn and John were hosts at a family gathering on their lawn last Sunday afternoon, when members of the family of the late Jack and Emma (Richards) McLeod met for an outdoor barbecue. The guest list included family members, Eric and Sylvia Plater, Barb, Patti, Don, Chris, Billy and Lucy; John and Mary Plater, Jack, Karen and Charlie; Tim and Joanne VanPusen; Dale and Michelle Martin, Heather and Derek; Ann Lang; Claudia Ketcham, Julie and Dawn; Lucy Desjar- din; Ed and Emily Wilson; Earl and Barb Martin, Wayne, Dan, Glen and Lucy; Tony Sarkina; Susie Luesdorf all of Detroit, Mich., Elsie Sullivan, Dave Sullivan, both of Port Huron, Mich.; Joan and Tom Coiquhoun, Tim, Jeff and Laura; Bill and Freda McLeod, John and Donna Mae McLeod, all of Clinton; Jim and Sandy Howlett and Keith of Hamilton; Betty Massender and Murray Coiquhoun, Owen Sound, and Carson and Marg Fawcett, David, Rebecca of Bayfield. , Several friends also attended to renew old friendships, among them were Pat and Nor- man Cooper, Mount Clemens, Mich., Donna and John Boyes, Janet and Robert, Nancy 'Castle and Randy, Marg Garrett, Diane and John, LeRoy DeJong, Cindy Mid- dleton and Mike Eckert, all of Bayfield; Ron and Doreen Bowers and family, Glenallen. Mrs. Doris (Hugh) McLeod of Kingsville was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod, Dawn and John, Mr. Norman F. Cooper, Mount Clemens, Mich. was at their village residence for the weekend. The Erickson family had a most enjoyable past week when their daughter Sandra and Bruce Crump of Key West Florida, visited with them. day afternoon, This group with Dwayne Linner as their leader includes Wendy MeAstocker, Gerda Potzel, Paul Cummings, Ernie Pfrimmer, Ernie McMillan, Elizabeth Seaman, Marie Boyle and Stephen Smith. This Opportunity for Youth Program has been very successful as it has given a great deal of enjoyment to the residents of Huronview as well as several nursing homes in the area. Eight tables of euchre and crokinole were played on Wed- nesday with volunteers from the Vanastra Opt-Mrs. Club. Peggy Hammond, Marlene Thurlow and Sandy Winfield assisted with the games. Slide pictures of special events and birthdays taken during the past year at the Home were shown on "Pamily Night". The Huronview or- chestra with Miss Pearl Gidley at the piano, Mrs. Mary Taylor, mouth organ,, and Norman Spiery violin provided musical numbers for the program, Welcoming into the sanc- tuary at Londesboro United Church were Harry Snell and Henry Hunking. Ushers were Wayne Hulley, David Lear, Calvin Lovett, Bryan McClure. The choir anthem was "Someone" with Louise Lovett taking the solo part, Rev. McDonald's message was "A matter of tradition"., Mr. Jim Jemeison, the clerk of session, introduced the parents and Rev. McDonald baptized Kevin George Wright, son of Garnet and Margaret Wright, and Troy William Chambers, son of Wes. and Colleen Chambers. The flowers in the church were placed by Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Burns in honour of the marriage of their daughter Bar- bara to Colin Paterson on Saturday by Rev. McDonald in St. Lukes in-the-Garden Chapel in London, Ontario. RETIRED ORGANIST HONOURED About 50 members of the senior and men's choirs of the United Church met on Thur- sday evening, September 6, at •the home of Mr, and Mrs. Tillie' WeSterlitelt"'ttP"hotibtir Harry Lear who has resigned as organist and choir leader. Louise Lovett organized, games and led in a sing song. Tillie Westerhout presented Gail with gifts on behalf of the choirs. Gail expressed her ap- preciation and a barbecue lunch closed the evening, A, g„. ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer were honoured on their 39th wedding anniversary on Sep- tember 9 at a family dinner held at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe flunking. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and family, Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kennedy and family, R.R. I Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lyndon and family; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gibbings and Mr. Lyndon,Clin- ton.. PERSONALS Karen Durnin and her gran- dmother, Mrs. Oke of St. Marys, returned home on Men- day from a 10-day visit in Van- couver Where they attended the wedding of Karen's uncle, Gor- don Oke. Laurel Duizer spent the weekend with Lori Cartwright in Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sinclair of Seaforth visited on Sunday with her uncle, Mr. Will Govier„ Visitors with Miss Edyth Beacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon on Sunday were their sister, DON'T WAIT FOR YOUR NEIGHBOUR... IF YOU SEE A STREET LIGHT IS OUT, DON'T WAIT FOR YOUR NEIGHBOUR TO REPORT IT, PH°Nt 482-9601 AND LET THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION KNOW, SO THAT IT MAY BE REPLACED. THE PUC IS ANXIOUS TO KEEP STREET LIGHTING AT MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY AND CAN ONLY DO THIS WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE PUBLIC. irarine0. Carry a full line of Materials; COTTONS WOOLS KNITS CRIMPLENES POLYESTER FABRICS In plain, patterned and plaid designs. BUTTERICK PATTERNS IN STOCK 3ie St. Joseph's Separate School In Clinton boasts three new teachers and a new principal this year. From left to right are Miss Yvonne Delaney, grade one and two; Miss Elaine Murray, grade throe and four; flaw principal Adrian Pontsioen; and principal's relief Mr. Larry Con- don who teaches grade seven and eight. (News-Record photo) News of Londesboro Mr. and Mrs. George Neil of Kirkton; also Mr. Doug and Miss Grace Goodfellow of Teeswater and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon, Bradley and Deana. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin were her nephew, Sergeant Donald Holmes of Haileybury and Mrs. Yvett Cockburn of Sturgeon Falls. Following the baptism • of Kevin George, infant son cif Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wright, in Londesboro United Church on Sunday, a dinner was held at their home for his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, Clin- ton; her father, Mr. Elgin Por- ter, and Rev. S. McDonald. Rev. McDonald was. in Tillsonburg on Thursday due to the death of his cousin, Mrs. Gladys Scrimgeour. He was ac- companied• by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald of Ethel and his aunt, Mrs. Etta Annett of Brussels, Mrs. Bert Brunsdon returned home on Saturday night with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robertson and Mrs. Francis Henderson, having spent ,.last Mrs. Bert Shobbrook week with them. They returned on Monday morning to their home in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moore and family of Egmondville visited on Sunday With her mother, Mrs. Jessie Jones, Mrs. Ron Ellerby, Frank and Dori, Mrs. Cy Murrell of Clin- ton and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook, Darrell and Diana, • Mr. Will Govier spent Wed- nesday in London with his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Shute of Kirkton visited on Saturday evening with her sister, Mrs. Ena Howatt, The 2nd Londesboro golf tournament this season was held on Sunday, September 9, at Sunset Golf Course, Goderich, with 55 golfers par- ticipating. The low gross win- ner was Randy Miller and low net winner was Don Tremeer. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Art Clark on the death of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Les Woodman in Tillson- burg. • Threads-zippers-seam binding and many other sewing, requirements are always on hand. Shop today for all your Fall needs. SEWING CENTRE — DRY GOODS HENSALL