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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-07-10, Page 5„ e Or • liSnited,ChurehNoto rOtintrinto the sanctuary at United Chutch last IngwereErnerson Jack, Lee and the . were SteworfOlouSher; David Reid Ken *anion and' La carter. The service beg4n with the singing of some ' favourite MO With ,Louise Lovett at the -Organ. The choir number Was a soli) by Louise Lovett aceompanied by Barbara • Man. Rev. Idertonalsrs Children's story was "The Wasp," and- his Message was front Luke 11:g. The flowers at the front' of the bantam boys played a game church ivere placed in honour between the two Hullett NIrs. John Riley. morning. 1. jog and ae- 'Mr. and Air& •Harold Ludwig SOO. They attended the McDe all-Oernaattl 'weddie$ Meeting Was "Senior Cititelli" FQttlig.rg'105 Thlk 1-544/. Lison rig g,, IfintSia 104,1 tbQ WoodstoCk and son Li Aloha av On 0101PalkleVg 0,„ guitar. The theme of the isited • and MrsEd frawfitrd Ifte *, ettrticiaYPY.kltinit- and was givenby Mary Peei,Vi WS. Arnold Riley had it Manitou, Manitobio. and Mr. Burns, and .50,100 preOration append N operation_ in the andlidrs; Clarence Crawl by _Jowl* Whyte. who was Lib- Clinton liospital last Sunday /Myth visite.d onSaturdaOlght with Mrs. Yownsend' Ittd )Sent.A7stilinCh-, WaS. served by 44aftertioesti, Hospital. 'London OD Thursday r• an Ts' .°Y June 20 for tesase, and had Radford. Londota spent the ReereatiOn Program surgery. on Tuesday. weekend with her parents Mr. Mrs. Laura Lyon spend alld Mrs- Bohn., oniP_sci- - Mrs. Ira Howatt spent a few The .flullett TownShip Sunday to Wednesday of last into., full swing this week. with ...Mrs. George Neil of tratford- Shute,14Cirkto. Ferne tiJeClure, Val= ars. rrY turella - was -#Wkj,I;.: POSzcator *ad Helen Lawson. admitted to St. Joseph', 51 R ozo-ro-d' Recreation ball program got week with her sister, Mr. and days w th her sister Mrs. Elsie The PAW at list week's Centennial Queen's contest hadA very t ilft* Ottg Sr r to allot the teams seeing action. Mr. and M. Adam Wilson Dale HoWatt. Stratford . reign_over the feitisitles. Interviewing a contestant aie left to right, Mrs. Joe Badde of ' On Monday evening the and Adam J r. Brucefield - ii'atirtted hnnW with her Walkirtim, Ran Kneneman of London, and Mrs. Vince Doyle .of DitslissOod. (News -Record visited on %today with Mr. and , grandmother last Sunday photo) of the - rnarriage of Wayne township teams. The "A" team Mrs. Laura SaundercoCk. David an.d John MillSoit. ' McDougall isnd e ierVIS 130 Isaac Street Clinton Bring this ad " . with film. S bbrook and Mrs. week With their grandparents. ensal • is coached by Harry Lear -and Mrs. Cliff Sattridercock, Mrs- Woodstock are spending this News of H man; who were married„ in the the "B" team is coached by a Mt. and Mrs Bert. Shobbrook. church on Friday evening. fleith Allen. On Tuesday 'night. Bert Shobbrook• attended • Immediately,,, following the sheer Monday night giMr the 'Men's slow -pitch team ston iven service, Rev:McDonald left to hosted Benmiller oti the Lon- by relatives and neighbours of s. Harry Lear s attending i take a special service at Pine desboro diamond. A good John Gibbings at the home of a _piano teachers workshop for this k W t This past weekend, bBarbara Jewitt, Pearso 17 Hi -C schedule. *haunt, Mrs: Hilda her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ,Bob ched y • n. Owassa, Michigan, Burns. AB visited on Sunday ter Mrs Russell with mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith, Lake-Caz-P.P. crowd was'on hand to see Mrs. Bob Gibbings for Bonme three days eek at es ern Londesboro win 13-11. Schultz, a July bride elect. University, Lon**. • Mr. and Mrs. • Ctslin Paterson, bantam girls The '`Astarted " team-. were their Beacom 00 on Wednesday evening catnping triP Itertmitlers- and -Dorothy Carter lost their an er . mdabets spent an en oya Falt2S. The weather was ex- first game to the Benalifter —McGee. Mason. Michigan...Att. Kmcardine. cellent activities of the "A" team, The girls"B" team. visited with Mr. and Mrs. - Hi -C Campout On Wednesday night, the Visitors- with Miss Edyth London spent the weekend with for tbe young people. . coached by Rosemary John- George Neil, Stratford. • Most of the time was spent in ston, travelled to play the Mr. and Mrs. -Morris Rivers however, several Benmiller "B" team and lost to of Tweed, visited on Sunday hikes and excursions were Benmiller 18-16. with her aunts, Mrs. Cowan and taken. Special thanks to Mr. Wednesday also saw the start and Mrs. Bruce Shillinglaw• for of the squirt league teams. their leadership and to Mr.and 1,ondesboro was defeated by • Mrs. Ken Scott for coming and the- 9th of Hullett team 31-30. leading in a sing -song last John Radford is the Londesboro Friday Night. coach and the 9th is coached by Robert Anderson. • AintwellUnit ' On Thursday night, •the Kinbum team, coached by Don The regular meeting of the. Plant defeated the 13th team ° Aimwell Unit of Lond(sboro coached by Lena Nesbit. United Church was held at the Games schedulehd for- the home of Helen Lawson on June diamond at Landesboro .are: 16 ---with the vice-president, bantam boys on Monday night-. Audrey Thompson presiding. bantam girls on Tuesday night The roll call was answered with and the squirt teams on both an exchange of plants etc. Wednesday and Thursday There were 18 members and nights. • one visitor present. It was decided that the money from the Gail Lear recital should go to help for the purchase of a projectssr. Thanks were eXtended to the • Pork Producers' for the placensats for the ham supper, to the Explorers and their leaders for making -the posters. and to the Berean Unit for their help. There will be no July meeting but a regular meeting in August when the roll call will be, 'Where 1 went or am going -on holidays." The program committle began with several nuinliers by the water Mrs.. Robinson. Captain and Mrs. John Pickett, Jeffrey, Steven and Kimberley of Trenton. visited last Friday night and had . lunch with his aunts,. Saturday Rev. Sydney Davidson, a past Minister of Brucefield United -Church from 1955-1960, passed away in Leamington last week. Rev. Davidson was pre - By Hilda M. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal visited the latter's brother, Mr. Anthony aelderland of Ridgetown, at the beginning of the week and took in one of the CentennialDays. Holy Communion was ad- ministered by the Rev. G.A. Anderson at St. Paul's Anglican Ch h on Sunday. The flowers were -plated in memory a -the - late Mrs. David Blackwell. Mr. Charles Mickle, Hamilton, visited with his mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle over the weekend. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was administered by Rev. Don Beck at the United Sunday June 2 9 Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. Robin- deceased by Mrs. Davidson. Church, on Personals Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson and family of Ridgetown are on holidays, _ands spent Saturday witither parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. All attended the Allen reunion picnic at Exeter last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergill and family attended the Cen- tennial Parade in Listowel on July I and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bender -of RR 2, -Palmerston. Dennis is staying • there for the remainder of the holidays to help on the farm. .‘. i °Mali° Pecivincicil Pi)liat • COLOUR 11115 CARTOON ANO BECOME ELIGIBLE TO VON AN AIRLINE TRIP TO TORONTO. (TORONTO AREA RESIDENTS RILL ELT ROUND TRIP 'TO OTTAWA.) Presenting their children for Baptism were Mr. and Mrs. • -Peter Bisback with Victoria Whitmak and Mr. and Mrs. Lester reardner. with Brian Douglas. Godparents for Brian Douglas were Mr. Malcolm Madson and Mss Diane Gardnetr. Relatives of Peter and Janis Bisback were present from Fort - Erie. Selkirk, Atrathroy and , Seafortli. Relatives of Lester and Kay Gardner were present ,from Toronto. Roxboro Garden FOr. scOns or pick your own .4f New Potatoes. Peas. Green Beans. Yellow Beans. Carrots, Beets, Head Lettuce. and , Onions. 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