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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-06-05, Page 11Chureh of s -family-- ot Prescott and also o n at' u l s I�,ol insonts graduation,.,. n�gatlQ, , ' Do ga d�crn .;at ended hurch , :on Sunday as a Doctor of Medicine morning .,yth,Ladies Queen's University, Kingston, when the � auxiliary the „Canadlan Ont. - at,;tgion o. 420 and their guests Congratulations. to .Mr. and. marched, into church and Mrs. Lorne Flunking on the presented flags in memory of V birth' of a new granddaughter Day:" , on May 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Art Greeting into the sanctuary Hooking, Exeter. were''iNorman Alexander and'' Attending the Huron West W, Don Buchanan and"the ushers 1. 75th district, annual held in Were Steven Bromley, Glen Blyth on ,Monday 26th were ohnston David Lear and Ken Marjorie Anderson, Margaret ard, On baby care were Taylor, : Jessie 'lebbutt, Addie erite Gress and Barbara Hunking and Dora \ Shobbrook. kindergarten - Genevieve Allen and Gail Lear cent and Madelyn supplied the music for the afternoon with p piano duet. enn'was "must A number from here, Ex- with Ruth warden and council, were present at the Pine Ridge Chalet on Friday night, May 30 Jimwhen Stanley twp honoured Warden and Mrs. Anson McKinley. Mary Buffinga was hostess k Tuesday night May 27th wh'e the enighbours held a kitcT rk shower for' Gerrie Kenned who had lost everythin _ by fire. She received m = y lovely gifts. 1. d Mrs. Ted wers and extern ling *tended his grandson, Layne. u1 IOUs BMA ewers. The choir an born again *dick as the ch it leader u Grail Lear,,at the of an. � g, The Clerk Of session, lit . Jamieson, presented torIev. McDonald for baptism following children: Angela *A,rguel, daughter of Ken and Gail Daer; Scott Andrew, son of -Jeff and Linda Dieor, and ghristopher• Mark, son of Mark and Lynda Kennedy. Rev. McDonald's message was "The use of ' our remembered ex- perience." Explorer's graduation The explorers and their leaders, Marjorie Cartwright and Sandra Westerhout met at the church the evening of May 22nd. The mothers were invited as guests. After a very en- tertaining programme, the Graduation Exercises were conducted by Dorene Radford, last year's leader. The following girls graduated Brenda . Millar, Rose Mason, Joyce Sewers, Susan Jamieson, :4, Carol Cartwright, Karen Overholt, Deanna Finch and Christine Carter. A delicious lunch served by the graduates and their leaders concluded the evenings program. Music recital A recital presented by students and- guests of Gail 'Lear pit -Wednesday night May.. '28 sponsored by Aimwell unit of UCW was well attended by parents and friends. • The program consisted of piano solos, duets and a trio by pupils, Vocal solos were given by Joanne Snell "I'm an Indian too" and "You can't get a man with .a Gun" from.,the musical "Annie, Get• Your Gun" of which .Joanne was the leading lady when played at CHSS. A newly formed Group "Wolf" composed of Wayne Lyon, Lorne Rowe, Danny and David Lear also entertained and the program concluded with Genevieve Allen—at the piano and Gail Lear at the organ played "Softly and Tenderly" and "Pomp and Circumstance." Gail, thanked all for attending and invited them downstairs for a social hour where lunch was served. Personals We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Neil Salverda who moved on Wednesday, May 28 into the home they purchased from his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salverda Sr., who are making their home with their son Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salverda Jr. Mr. _Emerson Hesk spent a week visiting big daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson and Gerrie thanked . On Sunday, Mr. Fothergill, Marlene Ian Hulley attended Ontario Foresters bo tournament at Fleet Bowling Lanes London. Ther were 20 teams competing. June, Marlene and Ian placed 4th, and two other Constance teams placed third and sixth. Visiting over the weekend with Shirley Hurtking was her friend, Miss Mary Van- denbrink, Sebringville. Rev. and Mrs, A.E. Menzies ofondo,, visited on Thursday with,: r and Mr, and lack n Arstrong. ,Shirle a.Bunking,, .who; has' been employed at Dorothys Beauty Salon since April 1974, has accepted eniploYinient with.; Ella's Beauty 14ounge, Wingham, commencing June 17th. Lori and Billy. -Armstrong, Stratford, spent the weekend' with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Jack°Armstrong, Ken and David. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson spent Wednesday night with his uncle, Mr. 'and` Mrs. Russ Thompson Clarkesburg. • Mr. Harry Sewers of. Teeswater is spending a few weeks with his son, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sewers and family. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin were Mr. and Mrs. Art Clark, Meneset Park, Goderich; Mrs. Eldred Holmes, Dresden; and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Myers, Thamesville. • The intermediate S.S. classes held a successful car wash on Saturday at Hullett. school realizing $60. They wish to thank all who supported them. The Ball re -union was held on Sunday at Balls Grove. Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Riley, Andy and Vicky, Mr. and Mrs. Bert hobbrook, Mr. Norman dight;—Mr. 'Wand Mrs. Garnet t, Karen, Kim and Kevin Elgin Penfound. number from here Benefit dance in Wri Olive A larg attended th Clinton legion all on Saturday night for Mr. an'd Mrs. Wayne Kennedy. $4y000 raised .for Kenne( The Wayne Kennedy family, whose RR 1 Londesboro farm house was destroyed by fire on May 18,. are busily rebuilding their home and are grateful to their neighbours .for putting them ontheroad to recovery. In a telephone interview with the News -Record on Tuesday, Mrs. Gerrie Kennedy said the family doped to be moved into their new home by the end of June, adding, that she and the children were "pretty well set for the summer months" because of the generosity of fellow community members. One of Mr. Kennedy's friends made out a $200 cheque to the family while- the fire that burned the house was still raging. "We knew we could expect some help from the people in the area after the fire,' ; she said, "but we were really surprised at the response we got from outlying areas." Mrs. Kennedy said donations totalled nearly -$4,000. Half of the amount was raised; she said, at the benefit dance that was held for the family on Saturday at the Clinton Legion Top quality .- SUPERIOR BALER TWINE 19!9 per bale Priced to save you money • Manufactured from the finest African Sinal fibre. • Treated against rot, rodents and insects. • Tension tested. • Average tensile strength: HeavyDuty (9,000 ft.) . 330 lbs., Ext a Length (10)000 ft.) . 30011,s. • Prodyeed m the world's most modern twine mill. SUPERIOR TWINES LIMITED 67 YONGE Sr., TORONTO, ONTARIO (416) 368-0026 • PREMIUM QUALITY AFRICAN SISAL $ 24.95 per 401b. bole. • "GRAND HARVEST" BRAZILIAN SISAL POR LIGHTER BALING 22.95 per 401h. bale. • sUPERIoR SYNTHETIC BALER. W TOUT BILLS HOOK CHAANY NGER S 19.95 per bale. SHURCAIN 8 Hall., About 360 people at- tehded the dance. . The Hall was made available for the event free of charge by the Legion; the $250 in bar profits was donated to the fund; and the band, composed of volunteers, donated their musical talents. Members of the band were Gladys Van Egmond.. of Clinton, .Stuart McEwen, and Bill "Tiny Tim" Kipp, and Jerry Daniels of Ingersoll. The Kennedys and their four children' • are staying at the home , of Mrs. Kennedy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer of Londesboro, until the completion of their new home. Clinton 3, 4-H The second meeting wast held at Mrs. Saunderkaut's on May 10, 1975. Our roll call for this meeting was "My Favourite Flower and.why I like it?" We decided what our club name and cover would be. Julie Taylor read the minutes of the last meeting. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. March's on June 14,1975. -by Janice Klaver leadership in nutrition • continuous research • management skills growing animal health service CLANTON NB! Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley of ,Winthrop have a new ba$by at their farm. She is named Tinky Poo and weighed just' over 35 pounds at birth. Tinky'Poo, with her chocolate brown colored coat, was born to the Ripley?s pet donkey, Jenny. Shown with baby and mother are the two Riley children. (photo by Wilma Oke) . L __ PC's, form new riding. association Progressive Conservatives in, the hew provincial riding, of Huron -Middlesex met last week night in Dashwood to adopt a new constitution and elect a slate of officers. Elmer Hayter of Stanley Township was named president of the new association which combines parts of Huron, Middlesex North and Mid- dlesex South. First vice- president is Mac Hodgins of McGillivray Township. Six other vice-presidents of equal rank elected were Gerry Ginn of Goderich Township, George Cuddy of Adelaide Township, ,Edwin Miller of, Usborne Township, Joe Mur- phy of Clinton, Betty Cardno of eaforth and Norma Parsons Of eter. - C''ef Financial Officer, a• new cost replacing the associati ' treasurer with some addi 'Anal duties for- merly handle • by the official agent, is Lorne leinstiver of Dashwood. Secrety is Ruth Hill of .RR 2, Luc . . Glenn Webb of Dashwood was amed past president. \ The new association adop 'd a constitution presented by Jim Donnelly of Goderich. Several amendments were made to the constitution prior to adoption including deletion of a nomination convention by delegate and insertion of nomination by any registered member of the association on the rolls 21 days prior to the nomination meeting. Glenn Webb of Dashwood, former president of the Huron Progressive Conservative Association acted as chairman for the meeting due to the absence of newly elected president Elmer Hayter who was attending an Ottawa 'meeting as a delegate. Mr. Webb called the -recent animal health service INJECT NEW VIGOUR INTO YOU/RUVESTOCK WITI" 1llV ���RLLI •ITA ADE INJECTABLE. Prevent vitamin deficiencies in beef and dairy cattle, horses, sheep and swine with Shur -Gain Vitamins ADE Injectable. Concentrated solutions permit small volume injections and rapid treatment of -large numbers of animals. Use Shur -Gain Injectable ADE too, in building resistance to ciikase and for minimizing stress conditions. Shur -Gain 4, Injectable ADE --a superior grade identified by the brown and white package at our Shur -Gain Animal Health Service Centre. provincial by-election "a humbling experience." • "I think we learned that there is more to` Winning an election than just electing an executive and nominating a candidate," said Mr. Webb. "In a few weeks we will be nominating a can- didate and from now until the polls close on election day, whenever that may be, we must Halla honored - "I was completely sur- prised," Don Hall said last Saturday night as nearly 200 persons gathered in the Clinton arena to honor Don and his wife Betty who* are moving to Chatham shortly. Mr. Hall, who has been very active in community affairs has been on town council for three years and was also an active member of the Kinsmen Club. He is also ways and means chairman of the Clinton Centennial Committee. Betty was active in Kinettes `and has"been a Brownie'Zeader in town for several years. The Hall family has lived in Clinton fo'r over ten years. pull together to win." Mr. Webb said he was con- vinced the riding association in Huron didn't put forth the "necessary effort" in the by- election. Other speakers on the - program included Reeve Jack Tinney of -lay Township and Reeve Cecile Desjardine of Stephen Township. at dance The farewell party was Organized by Frank and Ena Cook, Russ and Evelyn Archer, and Don and Rosemary Armstrong. Farewell testimonial speeches were given by Mayor Don Symons, Don Armstrong, Bob. Mann, and Russ Archer. Several gifts were presented. Smile Son: "Dad, how do you think those rock groups can afford, all those epensimenf`s�`Y Dad: "No problem at all. Look at all the money they save on music lessons." The Foresters Western Ontario, Bowling Tournament. was held on Sunday tuns 1st at the Fleetway 40 fowling. Lanes in..Landon 'Three teams from the lodges at Constance at- tended, Twenty teams competed to become one of the eight teams to play m the National Town? nament in October. Atwood was first, Belfountain second acid Constance teams placed third, fourth, ; and' sixth. Congratulations and good luck to them Inthefall. , Wedding Anniversary Friends, relatives, and former neighbours gathered on Saturday evening May 31st at the Foresters Hall to honol,ir Ken and Ilene Thompson on the' occasion of their 30th wedding an:.iversary. The evening was spent playing progressive euchre with 14 tables in play. Prize winners were: men's high, Irwin Agar of Sarnia; low, David Scott; women's high, Mrs. Wes Agar of Seaforth; low, Mrs. Ken Collson; lone hands, Sam McClure; lucky chair, Don Buchanan. . . Jim Jamieson called the bride and groom of 30 years and their attendants Jean (Agar) Keyes, and John Thompson to the front and read the address during which he called their to family to the :front, Joanne at home, Jim and Brenda Rick Renee and Danielle of Goderich, and Judi, and Art, . . Rhonda Jeffrey and Scott - M:cMichael of Dungannon. Ken and Ilene both expressed their appreciation. A.delicious lunch was served. Mr,, and Mrs. Irwin Agar of. Sarnia provided music for dancing and Mrs. Wes Agar of Seaforth favoured with solos. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thom- pson of E tobicoke Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Jim, Bob and Sharon and Miss Sheila Baker of Winthrop celebrated with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of•Colborne Township at the Benmiller Inn on Sunday on the occasion of . their 52nd wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Storey of Clinton visited on Sunday with Mr. and M. Bill Storey. 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