Clinton News-Record, 1975-05-15, Page 3+"e Fund Raising cozntnittee
would like to make,a correction
concerning the event of the 50's
dance and card party held -ill
the Community Memorial hall
on May 3rd. It was the Fund
raising committee of the
Auburn Recreational com-
mittee, not the recreation
committee who sponsored this
event.
However a good evening was
held and the winners at the
card party were ladies' high,
Mrs. Gordon Powell; low lady,
Mrs. Ted Mills, men's high, Ed
Davies; --"-men's low, Bob
Arthur; --novelty, Donald
Plunkett.
Everyone enjoyed dancing to
the music of the 50's with disc
jockeys being Miss Nancy
Anderson and Greg Park.
.114 Winners of the spot dances
were Mr•. R. Horn, Della
Slevan, Tracy Machan and
Cheryl Marshall. . .
Box lunches were auctioned
by Ross Robinson. It is hoped
that the fund raising committee
will try to' plan more events
'similar to this in the near
future.
Miss Leila Horbanuik of
Clinton was ,honored last
Sunday with a bridal shower'at
the home of Mrs. Wayne
Millian, R.R. 5 Goderich when
relatives . of the groom -to -be
Larry Chamney were present.
The guests were welcomed
by the groom's sister, Miss
*Lorraine Chamney, R.R. 1
Auburn assisted by the groom's
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aunt} Mrs. Minton. "the beide
was escorted to 40 -Chair which -
was decorated with green and
white streamers, wedding bells
and balloons. A lovely corsage
was pinned on Leila by
Lorraine Chamney.
Four contests were played
and the winners were Mrs.
Lillian Leatherland, Clinton;
Mrs. Ian MacDonald, Lucan;
Mrs. Gordon Jenkins, Blyth;
and Wanda Plaetzer, R.R. 1
Auburn.
Gifts were presented and
Leila, thanked everyone and
invited all to see her gifts
anytime. A lunch of tea breads
with cheese and cake were
served.
SOCIAL NEWS
William J. Craig and his
granddaughter, Miss Mary
Wilkin, Reg. N. of London
returned home after a visit with
the former's daughter, Mrs.
Stanley Strasser, Mr. Strasser
and family at Alta Loma
California.
Mrs. Elsie Scott returned last
weekend from a two week visit
in London.
Several from here were
guests last Saturday at the
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Blyth.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Ed Davies is a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cart-
wright, David, Derrick, and
Lorie visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams,
Anne, Mary Lynn and Ruth at
Mississauga.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elliott
of Toronto spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Miller.
Friends are pleased to know
that Mrs. Maitland Allen was
able to return home after
several weeks a patient - in
Clinton Public Hospital with a
fractured bone in her hip.
Mrs. Beth Lansing was a
guest last Saturday at the
McQuirter-Gardhouse wedding
at Midland.
Mr. Wayne Powell left on
Sunday after being home for
two weeks to meet his boat, the
S.S. Golden Hind at Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Maclnnes, Jacqueline, Gerry
and Patrick of London visited
on Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Gordon Powell, Mr. Powell,
- o goo,- Terry,' Vickie,
Wendy, Shelley and Kevin.
Mr. George Collins, Miss
Jackie Collinson of Kintail and
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock at-
tended the luncheon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Stadelmann, Christine and
Rhonda last Sunday following
the baptismal service for
Rhonda Darlene, in Knox
Presbyterian Church Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waymouth of Clinton proudly
celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary last weekend
when they were entertained by their family in Goderich.
Both are life-long Clinton residents, and they received many
congratulatory messages. (photo by Jervis Studio)
Local obituaries
S
Ilene Layton
Mrs. Ilene Layton of RR 3
Clinton died Saturday, May 10
at London's Victoria Hospital.
She was 52.
Daughter of Evelyn and the
late Robert Greer of RR 3,
Bayfield, Mrs. Layton was born
on November 11, 1923 in Stanley
Township. In 1945 she married
Glenn Layton in Bayfield.
Mrs. Layton is survived by
her husband; one sister, Mrs.
Keith (Jean) Layton; and three"
brothers, Bert, Melvin and
Clifford Greer, all of RR 3,
Bayfield.
Funeral services were held at
the Ball Funeral Home in
Clinton on May 13 with Rev..L.
Lewis • of the Ontario Street
United Charch officiating.
Burial wa
Cemetery.
Pallbearers
Ronald Scotchmer, Ray
Robinson, an
and Wayne Layt
' teivart -'Rcf ler Lays
`''RaymScdf'chrrier
ond an
were the flower
bearers.
MRS. HAROLD WEBSTER
Funeral services were held
unc eon last Tuesday, May 6 for Mrs.
Harold Webster who passed
away May 4 in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich, following a lengthy
illness.
She was formerly Winnifred
Ethel Blake, the daughter of
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Coii`imunlon held
Morning service was held at
t. James Middleton Church
with Rev. Youmatoff in charge
and Holy Communion was
served.
Talent money wad handed out
by Lin Mills, based on the
Parable of the Talents - just to
see how we can use $5 we were
given and returnthe $5 plus
whatever we made out of it at
the Thanksgiving Service in the
fall.
John Deeves is representing
St. James Middleton Church at
the Synod with the opening
session started Sunday
evening, going through to
Tuesday.
Mrs. Joyce Mullin and baby
Sarah of Chatham attended the
morning service at St. James,
Sarah Storey attended the
Annual Church meeting of
Anglican Church Women of the
Diocese of Huron.
Personals
Our sympathy goes to the
Layton families on the passing
of Mrs. Glenn Layton.
Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Middleton
and Mr. and Mrs. Grindlay
spent Saturday with Mrs. Fred
Middleton.
--� M.rs...,.MurtelLoLC.lfnto �
Sunday with her daughter,
(Phyllis) Morrison; two
brothers, Howard Blake and
Keith Blake, all of Lucknow.
Rev. Garnet Potter con-
ducted the service with burial
taking place in Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
Pallbearers were Douglas
Angle, Blake Alton,. Leonard
Ritchie; Cecil Johnston, John
Durnin and Marinus Bakker.
Flowerbearers were Gary
Blake, Greg Blake, Murray
Morrison.
Relatives and friends were
present from Dunnville, Sar-
nia, Strathroy, Atwood and the
surrounding district.
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the -late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Blake and was born November
30th, 1914 iri Ashfield Township.
She attended Cherry Grove
Public school and the Lucknow
Continuation school.
In 1938 she married Harold
Webster and they resided in
Ashfield and West Wawanosh
Townships. She was a member
of Knox United Church and a
life member of the United
Church Women.
Besides her husband she is
survived by two sons, Allan of
West Wawanosh and Glen of
Londesboro; one grandchild;
one sister. Mrs. Gordon'
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Mrs. Fred Middleton had her
entire family visiting with her
Sunday.
Mrs: McIntyre and John,
Mrs, Florence Martin and
children, all of London, had a
nice Mother's Day at the
CQnnolly's.
Joe and Sarah Storey were
very lucky in winning a trip to
Lambert Lodge on C.B.L.
Radio station to see the" last
show of the "Dumbells" in
Lambert Lodge, where the
soldiers were entertained and
is now to be demolished.
Only four of the original
dumb -bells were present of the
original 12 One came as far
away as British Columbia.
On Sunday morning, Sarah's
thank -you letter to C.B.L. for
the goodtime was read on the
air a nice surprise for Sarah
and Joe to hear,
Yours truly and Ed went to
London Saturday evening with
myself attending a shower for
my niece Lynda Ellis. Ed went
to the stock car races at
Delaware,
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