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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-06-26, Page 51.1 t, t .4 • " " "."*. ‘,,y • r • r 4 r r4;4 • dia : .• • •4j4 1 "'?.•",‘„, ,• .41 • . • ast Monday evening these 63 Huron Centennial School tudents realized a milestone in their education as the 1974-75 aduating class. Front row, left to right, are Karen Talbot, uth Gilfgerich, Charlene Coughtrey, Pam Wulff, Sandra ebster, Kathy Merner, Kim Thompson, Karen Bouck, Sue nne Finlayson and Sandra Butt. Second row, Nancy Taylor, le Armstrong, Cathy Peckitt, Kathy Martens, Dianne ilson, Debbie Gridzak, Kathy McFadden, Laura Taman, ane Allen, Mary Jane McGregor, Mary Anne 'Rathwell, ianne Garrett and Dorothy Zandwyk. Third row, Brenda Laws, Vicki Bell, Teresa Ferris, Nancy Stoll, Debbie Talbot, anastra Voicings BY KAREN LEHNEN Baseball . • . • • . „ ' *•"'b RF.00 f • *.\,,,•„t; • • ; •••`. .t LINTONNEWS. 4!. ".. • t, 't010,‘ • Brenda Dowson, Brad Granville, Karlie Laws, Robert McGregor, John Coleman, Dave Grainger, Ron May and Steve Elliott. Fourth row, Peggy Price, Larry Fraser, Mike Warner, Larry Bunn, Jeff McKay, Adrian Rehorst, Lyle Kinsman, Billy - Joe Seymour, Gary Smith, Danny Elliott, Mike Blnnendyk, Aaron Romanik, Bart Visscher, Paul McIntosh and Peter Martene. Last row, Doug Geddes, Steve Lubbers, Ron Broadfoot, Jeff Gibbings, Rick Brown, Rob Graham, Charlie Green, Roy Krose, Leonard Voisin, Randy Castle, Steve Telford and Steve Bearss. (News -Record photo) Ca ntelon R.R. 4, Seaforth, Angie Arts, Lois Dalton an Lorrie Deller of Vanastra. 'The Ladies Baseball team Playground activities will be has been busy and successful. •held daily from Monday to .On Monday, June 16 the Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It 'Vanastra Super Chicks, is.. an open program where sponsored by Harold's Shell children may come and go, Station, beat the Blyth Busters depending on their interests, , by a score of 30 to 11. Home attention • span and family runs were hit by Dawn West- Plans. , , brook. Supervised play, crafts and On Wednesday, June 18, the sing songs will be held. Once Vanastra Super Chicks won a each week, a special events day seven inning game with is planned. Goderich Super Stars by a Mothers are requested to score 59 to 6. Home runs were save breadties, plastic bottles, hit by Carol Lince and Dawn Westbrook. bottle caps, spools for the crafts. • Coffee Hour The wading pool will be On Thursday June 17 the supervised weekdays from 10 Community Association Coffee a.m. to 4 p.m. Hour was helitat 8 p.m. After All children are welcome in •discissions a committee of six these activities for the summer wkiormed to, investigate the ' months. There is no fee for the fe7.0?Pity, of possible in progrm" ' ' ••"' corporation of Vanastra as a Unscheduled, but supervised village. sports will be -held at the Committee members are Ben Recreation Centre from 10 a.m. Bridges, Jim Burgess, Peg to 4 p.m. for the young people. Hamtnond, Burt Winfield, W. There are •facilities for Thorogood and Pierre basketball, volleyball, bad- Vanhailemeisch. minton, etc. S wim-a-thon The large play park bordered Saturday, June 21 was the by Halifax, Winnipeg and Swim-a-thon at ' the pool. Toronto Blvd. is having new Participants ranged in age play equipment added. Anyone from 10 years to over 50's. available to help is Asked to Fred Smith from Goderich contact Ben Bridges. The swam the most lengths with a labour has been volunteered total of 322. Mrs. Hussey of and the chairman, Mr. Bridges, Egmondville was in my own has outlined the plans. Two league at two lengths. Her sandboxes are complete, donations were from friends however, more volunteers are and neighbours and the area needed for the climbing frame politicians. and slide. Thanks to all sponsors and A bottle of champagne can be Participants for their 'time and won if you could name the new interest in the Swim-a-thon. play area. How about West • The Lifeguards donated a free Park? Give your suggestions to day to the cause and we thank Mr. or Mrs, Bridges at 4 them too. Halifax Rd. Volunteers for the day were Glenda Littlechild, Velma King, Betty Feagan, Mr. arid Mrs. Wilf Schneider, • Vic •Evans, June McLennan, Mrs. •-ttu Broadfoot, Mrs. Fred S mith facilities manager at Vanastra, Rene Broch and aquatics ' director Harold Whitlock. Final results and naming of the winners in the various • visions have not been Mated:— Recreation Program friendly drop-in centre. The Vanastra Summer For more information- on the Recreation program under Vanastra Indoor Pool phone Experience '75 Program 13 will 482-3544. "begin July 2. The staff is.Bill Have a happy holiday. ..,4"••• Summer Sale of. Fabrics Summer swim program registrations are still being accepted by the aquatics director Harold Whitlock. Registrations so far are ap- . proachipg 400. The gym -swims and other specialty classes are popular. Swimmirig continues rain or shine in the indoor pool and the water temperature isbeautiful. Many young people have found $t 3 DAYS ONLY:JUNE 26, 27, 26 4S" Poly Crepe — 52.39 yd. Gingham — Sk1.49 yd. Pprma Broadcloth — $1.25 yd. Remnants — 20 percent off tn•Store Specials— up to SO percent off !PLUS: ••' 10-20% OFF ALL OTHER FABRICS B.). FABRICS Ilytk, Ontario • i • • I • .$ r• • 41, • • • We$ley-Willis UCW • • By Joyce Pepper Chiselluarst UCW. 4 The chisethuist UCW met at the Church In the afternoon of June 10th. Mrs. Eria Coleman presided land opened the meeting with a • poem entitled "Walking In the Woodland". The minutes of the last meeting were read and • approved. Correspondence was • ,read and thank you notes from :Mrs.-. Beck, Shirley Brintnell azd Clara MacDonald were • tread. , Many items of business were • with. The worship was • given by Freda Boa, the topic being, "Jesus, the divine companion". Rosa Harris • assisted by Margaret Cole and LIDorothy ,Brintnell gave the study book reading several _passages' from the bible and singing hymns. Vera Ross played "Have you any room for Jesus?" on the piano. Mrs. Coleman closed the meeting with the benediction and hostesses for the lunch were Marg Upshall, Phyllis Parsons and Marg Cole. • • will help at ,Centennial The Afternoon Unit of Wesley -Willis United Church met in the church parlour on June 19 with 20 members and three visitors present. The president, Mrs. C. Stewart welcomed all, and opened the meeting with a poem.' The minutes were read and adopted and the treasurer's report was given. The offering was received and dedicated. Arrangements were made to serve meals on July 12 and to help accordingly. On July 26, Air Force Parade Day, the UCW expects to have a food booth on the church lawn and made arrangements for its organization. On the August 3 Centennial weekend,lunch will be served after the morning 'church service.'The UCW has also been asked to provide baking for the bake table at the August 23 Craft Show. Since it was decided not to hold meetings in July and August, except for these special functions, arrangements for. the Thankoffering and the Regional, meeting were' post- . . .7 • *limed till the September meeting. It was announced that the Morning Glories were spon- soring a Mystery Bus Tour on July 28 from 10 to 3 p.m. Ladies are to contact their members for further intdrmation. 4 Mrs. L. Jervis presided over the meeting and read a poem composed by Rev. Charles Con. The roll call' was "Name an item of interest of 100 years ago," and many historical facts were revealed. Mrs. Jervis gave a paper on Dr. Osborne's talk on. St. 'Paul. She also related a visit she recently had from her nephew who has been serving in Korea, and some of the facts of living over there. Mrs. Bond showed a Cen- United Church Notes Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "Com- mitment of Life", for the service of worship in Hensall United Church Sunday mor- ning. The choir sang the an- them "Jubilante Amen", ac- companied on the organ by Mrs. Turkheim. The basket of flowers were from the funeral of the late Mrs. Norman Jones. Next Sunday, June 29 will be Sacrament of Infant Baptism. Annual Pepper reunion', The annual Pepper reunion Was held on Sunday in the Seaforth Community park with over 50 in attendance. The sports were conducted by Lawrence and Lois Barker and Dalton and Marj Malcolm. Winners were: races 8 and under, Lori Rutter; girls 12 and under, Jo-ann Pepper, boys 12 and under, Fred Miller; young ladies, Brenda Pepper, ladies kick -the -slipper, Eleanor tenial quilt made by the Magic --Falconer men's kick -the - Circle grOtip, which ill bentlipper;r" T'Srindyt • .Pepper'; displayed soon in the Beattie children's kick -the -slipper, Furniture Store. A 'silent Laurie Pepper; walk on rope auction will be held for the with book on head, Joyce quilt. Pepper's team; tooth dicks and Twenty-eight house. and 13 raisins on plate, Joyce Pep - hospital calls were made per's team'; milk bottle, water during the month. • and pail relay,. Joyce Pepper's The meeting closed with the team; Adults' 'ping pong balls benediction and lunch. on foil plate, 'Don , Riley and Viola Taylor; children's riing pong balls. Fred Miller and • Brenda Riehl, Riehl, guessing con- tents of a can, Joyce Pepper. Middleton By Blanche Deeves Morning Prayer was held at St. James Anglican Church with Rev. Youmatoff in charge. Sorry to report that August De Grof is in Clinton Hospital. Wesley Willis Church held an open air Church Service picnic at btewart Middleton's Park Sunday. . Decoration Day was held Sunday at Clinton Cemetery • with Rev. G. Youmatoff taking the Service. Congratulations to Rev. and YouriksAuti on their 34th Wedding Anniversary. Rev. Youmatoff also marked his 19th year of Ordination. All the best in years to come. Congratulations and best wishes to Brenda and Harvey Cleave, who were married Friday evening at St. James AnglicanChurch, Middleton. Yours truly and Ed were at the Old Time Fiddlers Contest at Hensall where we met the Ray Dupees family and many, others of 'the area. • ''-fter a delicious picnic supper, the president, Cecil Pepper, presided for a short meeting. He thanked all the committees for the work they had done. It was decided to hold next years reunion on the 4th Sunday in June at the.Seaforth park.. Officers for the 1975-76 term will remain the same. They are: president, Cecil Pepper; secretary -treasurer, Viola Taylor; sports committee, Dalton and Marj Malcolm, Lawrence and Lois Barker; table committee, Stewart and Grace Pepper, Roy and Irene Pepper. The Summer School and Extension Department The University of Western Ontario" CLINTON DAY SUMMER -SCHOOL 1975 • • My 2 to Augett 12 - Examinations Avgast 13-15 Classes will meet in Central Huron Secondary School SUMMER PROGRAM 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. . r P.E • 020Introduction to Physical Education , 10:30 a.m. • 1:00 p.m.--,,, Politics 131 International Politics + Afternoon Hours PE. OH labs 1:30 - 3:30 p.m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays For Ferther,Information,ICeNtact: The Director, Summer School and Extension Department, The University of Western Ontario, . London, Ontario, N6A Sae , .___... Telephoni: (319) 679.3632 ' • • • A • , • The • ''peOsent ''Avas 'Mem ':George ?iper01 MitehilL The people coming the farthest toattend the picnit were Don and Julene Riley.and family , of Bryanston. Highlights from Queensway *r. Several residents of the honie Will be celebrating their bir- thdays in the month of July; Mrs. Montieth on July 3, George Aaltonen, July 5, Jean Harding, July 6, Louis Mitchell, July 9, Bernice Howes and Clara Featherston, July 10, Hiram French, July 22. Visitors during the past week with Mrs. M. Squire were Patricia Meta, Newcastle, Reta Hern, Woodham . and Edna Anderson of Exeter. Y1Sitors wit rs. Featherstori r were Mrs. Margaret. Larson, '-Bayfield, Mrs. Belle 'Reid, VaTna,' and MI. W.E. Parker, Hayfield, Denis Leonard, WillOwdale: Shliley, Prouty visited Lynn Latimer and Mex Barrett. Visitors with Vera Lammie wer&her brothers Elmer. and • Chester and siiter-in-law Hazel Dunri,-Torontb, Greta and gy Lammie, and Mrs. A rt Alexander. • Doris Boritlu'on visitedwith her.mother, Mrs. E. Sararas. Mr. and Mrs. Bragg of St: Marys visited- with Arthur Bragg. Mrs. A. Taylor went for a Sunday drive with ler son Delbert to Seaforth to visit her , • 3 ••!. 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