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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1986. PAGE 9.
A Lucknow player slides home in a cloud of dust during a women’s
softball tournament held in Auburn on the weekend.
on 50th
anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark
hosted open house at the Livery,
Goderich on July 12 for their 50th
Anniversary.
All their family were home for
this occasion. They were: Law
rence and Mary Nesbit of Port
Perry, James and Margaret Lati
mer of Calgary, Wayne and
Caroline Binney of Calgary,
George and Peggy Clark of La
Rouge, Sask., Phillip and Joan
Clark of RR 5, Goderch, and all of
their families, including 13 grand
children. About 350 people attend
ed this event.
Fordyce and Irene entertained at
a family dinner at the Bedford on
July 13. Guests of honour were
Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips
of Auburn. Ellen Johnston and her
(late) husband Tom Johnston were
married at the same time and
always celebrated this event to
gether. Mr. and Mrs. Clark moved
from their farm in Colborne
Township to Goderich 15 years
ago.
Congratulations Fordyce and
Irene.
Kids' Klub Krusade
has 92 participants
The facilities of Huron Chapel
were taxed repeatedly during the
week-long meetings with as many
as ninety-two children attending
on a single day for the Kids’ Klub
Crusade.
The event, conducted by Hester
Dougan of Faith Mission In
Canada, and her two assistants,
Bonnie McFarlane and Laurie
Whalen, of Odessa, Ontario, was
directed locally by Dianne Baan.
Those assisting from the local
congregation were Heather Mc
Cowan, Jim and Marilyn Camp
bell, Debra Lawlor, Eunice Emke,
Viola Raithby, Marie Scott, Shirley
Luna, Doran Rolston, Angela and
Debra Curl, Wayne Young, Martin
Baan and Pastor James and
Lorraine Carne.
One hundred and thirty-five
people crowded the Chapel for the
awards night ceremonies. Sherry
Baan earned the highest award for
the grades one and two category;
Amanda Young and Melissa
Campbell placed second and third.
Robert Campbell and Michael
Luna tied for first place, Stephen
Campbell came second and Terry
Pardys third, in grades three and
four.
Wanda Emke and Laurie Rodges
were recognized alsofor having
1,000 points or more. Among those
in grade five and over, Cathy
Nesbitt took top honours, Michael
Smith and Allison Chamney tied
for second place and Kim Baan
came third. Honourable mention
went to Susan Dobie, Pauline
Huizinga, David McCowan,
Angela Hesch and Andrew Luna.
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a.m. Anyone interested in helping
or sending their children please
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer, Mrs.
Lillian Leatherland and Mrs. Tom
Haggitt enjoyed a two-day bus tour -
ofWindsor and Amherstburg area,
visiting many interesting places
and also enjoyed a ferry boat ride to
Bob-Lo Island and spent Thursday
■c iter noon there, visiting the many
attractions the island had to offer.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor
enjoyed a smorgasbord dinner at
the home of Mrs. M. McLean of
Vanastra along with other friends.
The occasion was Mrs. Lawlor’s
birthday.
Mrs. Jessie Peter andMrs. Irene
Nelson of Wiarton spent the
weekend with Beth Lansing.
Knox United Church will resume
services on August 4 at 10 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNall of
Welland spent a few days with
Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips.
Mrs. James Johnston, the form
er Annie Dobie of Wingham called
on Mrs. Warner Andrews and
Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips
recently.
Hope Chapel Cemetery service
will be held on Aug. 24 at 3 p.m.
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