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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-07-17, Page 31w tb 1 Committeepronref to be s „, tremendonS nts ot in berest tmany el our townti permaneflt residents are maware of as well as some better known area attractions the visited. The highlight Of the event will be a delicious lunch served in charnung old world setting. All this may be enjoyed 1114' 45* Although this has been set up primarily for the wives of returning air force personnel, a limited number of ticket, will on sale to the general public • , to dI M1 exciting. $fohdken nd MIuIt$* the MocnintGLorie6 are Sponsoring, a Live Childreres Theatre performed by the nuron Courttry' Playhouse Players at 3 p.m on Thursday • July 31 at, the Central Huron Secondary $ellool auditeriuM. . . Please: -"note the chnge• in cation as this is advertisedin the Centennial Celebrations Programmeas,being held in frit Of the grandstand in the Commtmitwy:ailt. There will be one performance only, so ..avoid disappointment and come early. Tickets will be on sale at the door—adults 50 cents and children 25 cents. Qneensway Highlights Last week the church service was taken by Rev, W.D. Jarvis. Accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Louiselditchell. Vicitors iast week with Mrs. Squire were Norma and Harry Got- tesnum, Edna ,Anderson and Reta Hern; Oliver Anderson, desboro and Jean Harding. Visiting Bernice Howes 'on her birthday were Jim and Verna Robertson, Mrs. Ethel Carmichael. Goderich, Clara Featherston celebrated her birthday on the same* day and was visited by Mrs. Beula Smith, Bayfield; Mr. and Mrs. . Bill Parker, hayfield and Mrs. Belle Reid. Varna. Visitors with Hugo Schenk • were Martha Smith,- Jeanette • Lippert, Marion Schenk, Paul Schenk, Mrs. Nelson Schenk and his wife Mrs. Hugo Schenk. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferguson visited Mrs. Anna Dining, and Vera Lammie. Mrs. Laura Hubbard. Toronto; • Mrs. Roy MacDonald, Mrs. Edna Caldwell, Exeter, Mr: and Mrs. Earl Unger visited Mrs. E. Sararus. Mrs. A:Taylor was visited by Verna Gibbings, John and Bernice Gibbings, Clinton. Mark Sproat of Huronview visited his sister Isabel! Sproat. ' Visitors with Mrs. Louise Mitchell wer'e' Verna Coates and Vera Pinkham East and Leslie Mitchell, Crediton. Marjorie Johns and Mrs. Frank • Skinner, Exeter visited with Ru1y Miners Chester Dunn, Amy and Greta Lammie visited Vera Laramie. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal visited Mr. W.O. Goodwin, Mrs. Anna Diiling, Mrs., Beane and • isabell Brinthell. Also visiting Isabel! Brintnell were Carol Craig, Stratford and Sheila Craig, St. Marys. Jessie Engel and Mrs. George Blake, Brussels visited Cora Alcock. Rosemary -Regan and Bob Murray were visitors with Neil Regal. Weekly visitors withmem- bers of their families were:" Roy Parinier. Wilbur Diiiing, Milton Lavery., Sharon Gackstetter, Cathy Bell, Mrs. Rochus 'Fabar P.earl Passmore, Miss Mary Goodwin and Mrs. Roy McDonald, Personas Mr. and Mrs. pill Jaques and family of isieWcastle- were recent visitors with the for- mer's parents; Mr, and- Mrs. Oliver Jaques. The Couples Club, Carmel, Cavin and Cromarty, the 3 C's Club and their families, 35» people in all, spent a very enjoyable evening on Tuesday, 8th of July when they rented the Exeter pool for a swim under the stars, and ended up at Mary and Jim Dougall's for a wiener roast. Rev. Jarvis and Jim Dougall were the chief barbecue ten- ders. Next get-together is to be in September. 4 • 4- The reidents enjoyed an .hour of pian trielodies .in the auditorhort on Mondayaf lemon played by Mrs. .Elsie new -Jerson. - The Clinton Centennial Band led by Miss Legg. played a concert 00 the front lawn on sday evening. The weather •s,p,erfect for a band:concert , most of the residents were ' to take advantage of the MuSle. The hand has 35 meqtbers ranging in age froin -10 o 18 and they have Made CLI gr!?..at progress during the, past year under their neW1earl+,14. Ttie 'Over 90 Club" held a plc* olriVeditescUy afternoon. at Vinelake Ctimp. Twenty members of the Cluictravelling by van and ear had a to orate Hayfield area and folloviing tour of the camp had supper beside the lake. The Walkerbtirn volunteers of Att,burtV assisted with ac- tivities and we wish. to thank Bob artii•Shirley Elliott for the use of the picnic area. . - Lawson reunion held The 36th Lawson. Clark . Me 1970 reunion will be h.eld reunion was held at Benmlller at the Beamiller Falls Reserve Falls Reserve on Sunday, July 011 the secondSunday in July. 13 with 55 people present. Afteva smorgasbord supper. prizes were presented to the oldest person present, Mrs. M., Riddell oficlinton; the youngest person, Sherry Lyn Suplat of • Goderich and to Mr, and Mrs. Chuck Liiston of Pickering for having- travelled the farthest distance. -photo by Ross Haugh- The results of the games, that Andrews - MacDonald were conducted by'David and Gil Livingston; were: girls and boys races 3-3, Paul Glew, first. Kevin Moss, second and David Lawson, third; girls and boys' 4-8, Jeff Scott, first, Maureen Scott, second, and Danny Suplat, third: boys 10 and under, Bobby Jamieson.. girls 10 and under, Bill Livingston. first, Leslie Lawson, second; girls 13 and under, Shirley Lividgston, first, Karen Hannah. saond, Susan Janiieson, third; kick Ake slipper, Karen Hannah, first, -1iin Jamieson. second ; and penny in jug, Leslie Lawson, Sob Jamieson, Ralph Glew and Bill Livingston. Everyone. was a winner in the peanut scramble. - Baskets, of yellow and mint pleated band. knotted into a green daisies,. coral gladioli. sash made of the same sheer and wrought iron candelabra material as the inset and decorated the front of .Wesley- sleeves of their dresses. Each Willis Church for the June 14 ,carriedai nosegay of yellow and marriage of , Judith Mary coral daisieS., MacDonald, the eldest Tracy MacDonald, the flower daughter �f Mr. and Mrs. girl and sister of the bride, was Frank MacDonald of Clinton, to dressed in a miniature version James Colin Andrews, son of of the bride. Her white dress Mr. and Mrs., Homer Andrews, was designed by her mother also of,Clinton. and, copied the bride's gown. The couple were. married in a she wore a- Sidiet cap and double ring ceremony before carried a miniature cascade of Rev. John Oes tre i cher . yellow. mint green anertaral Organist Louise Lovett ac- daisies. co m pan' ed soloist, Alice Gord Jenkins of Goderich, Andrews, the groom's aunt. the - groom's cinisin, was the The bride said her vows best man. Ushers were Terry in a formal silk crepe dress MacDonald, the bride's featuringa high collar and,high hi:Otter. Mike Lacroix and waistline topped with a V- Gary Farrelly of Gueiphthe shaped lace insert back and groom's nephew. David front edged with a frillofAndrews a cousin of the groom Obituaries chantilly lace. The sleeves was• ring bearer. ftnitured a lace frill over the The reception was held at the Ernest Pym hands. A long chapel length Clinton Legion Hall. Brandy .. train campletelyencircled with Ernest John Pym passed scalloped lace flowed glasses filled with tinted Waterdecorated the tables. away sucIdently at , his gracefully behind her. The Guests from Prescott, residence in Hensall on Sunday, head piece was designed by Niagara Falls, London. July 13 in his 78th year. Mrs. Humphreys of Hum- Goderich, Clinton, Exeter, and hreys' Hats London. The full Gananoque were greeted by the He is survived -by his wife, P • Bertha (nee Andrew): son. Juliet cap was of a delicate lace brides mother who wore a John of Osborne Township; and that matcheAl ,the lace on the Mrquoise dress featuring a belt two daughters. Mrs. Tony inset of the dress and her three with a pearl buckle and pearl (Nona) Shulman of Embrd and tier fingertip veil was edg sequins around the neck, She Mrs. Allan (Lois) Wanner of with lace identical to the. lace wore a full-length lace coat Sarnia. Alio surviving are two on her train. she ca rned a cessories. Her corsage was of sisters, Mrs. Hubert Hunter cc, cascading bouquet of yellow over the dress. and white ac - Osborne Township and Mrs. roses • and daisies tintedto yellow sweetheart roses. She • Emery Gaiser of Exeter. match the attendants' dresses. also wore a charm bracelet Mr. Pym is resting in the Maid of honour Nancy with a sewing iciachine charm MacDonald, the bride's sister which was a gift from the bridal Hopper - Hockey Funeral wore a mint dressstyledcouple for making the Chapet4Exeter, where funeral similarly to the bride's gown bridesmaids' dresses, services will be conducted from made 01 polyester crepe with groom's mother wore a small white flocked flowers and . , deep pink gown with an empire 'Robinson. In:erment will be in sleeves. The dress insets were 'Waist and lace sleeves. Her Exeter Cemetery. a polyester georgette and the accessories were white and her William John Hill V-shaped bodice inset featured corsage was of soft pink roses William John Hill of RRI, a sheer hilt edged with a and white carnations. Clinton died in Un its white lace trim. The full skirt - Hospital. London on Ju ., ter was a princess line. She carried For their honeymoon trip to . a lengthy . illness. He was M. a nosegay of yellow and mint • New BrunsvQick, the bride wore Mr. Hill who was formerly of green daisies. an orange shirt jacket and plaid Qrillia_ is survived by his Bi- ides ma4ls , Brenda pants and blue accessories. Her wife. Ena (nie Iohnsion): four sOns. • Brissette. Goderich. and Barb corsage was of white lan,Patriek,'Bruce and Victor: Lewis, the bride's cousin wore stephanotis. . two- sisters, Mrs. Violet Evans cora 1 ' dresses. Junior The couple will reside in •' and Mrs, Jack (Pearl) Conley bridesmaid Vicki Lewis. , Clinton. • Miss Anne Van Baaren. "the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Baaren of R.R. 1 ton- desboro, graduated on May 16 from the Wingham and District Nursing Assistant Training Centre. Miss Van jiaaren. who is a graduate of Central Huron — Secondary School, has ac- cepted -a position It Stratford General Hospital. . of Orillia: and two brothers -in. another ceosin-of the bride. was Prior to her marriage. the law, Ervin Johnston and Frank dressed identically to the maid bride was honoared with three Johnston of Lendesboro. of honour. All the bridal at- , surprise showers' given by Mr. Peter Zimmerman of- tendants wore white. floppy Marion Millar and Lois Gib- ficiated at the July 9 funeral brimmed hatS,which featured a flings. Louise Lovett and Marie service from the Ball Funeral. white lace trim and a soft Farrelly and Lyn Wail:ice: Home and Mr. David Constable officiated at the graveside. Flo‘ver-bearers were Mr. Hill's four nephews, Stanley Evans and Bill Sheppard of Orillia, and Earl Johnston and Glen Johnston of Londesboro. ' Interment was in the Clinton • emetery. "So long hey" outstanding film based on the.rife of Dave Bayer. will be shown at the F.E. Madill Secondary School Wingham Friday, July 25 8:00 p.m. 4*. EVERYONE WELCOME%. NO ADMISSION- CHARGE, . Rev, Elmer McVety WILL REPORT ON BANGLADESH AND THE • MIDDLE EAST • "INTERNATIONAt OUTREACH" TV SPECIALS • with Dave *Royer 11.•Elnier McVety. July 20 and 2; — Channel 13 Sunday4 10:30 11:00 a.m. • ., • *- Janice Lynn Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Turner of R.R. 1 Varna, graduated on May 16, 1975, from the Wingham and District Hospital Nursing Assistant Training Centre. She is now on the staff at Stratford General Hospital. Janice is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. • Over 250 Monuments • on Sole WITH A VARIETY OF COLORS, STYLES AND SHAPES TO CHOOSE FROM ---- MANY NEW. THIS YEAR • Whether it's a + MONUMENT MARKER + INSCRIPTION dn * You are remembering a loved one -** LET T. PRIME 11 SON LTD. HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS IN CLINTON ' Partite DusollIte VISIT • 77 ALBERT ST. RES. 482-6004 BUS. 482-9505 A$!V;iC*SON YLtrit $AVIN. TIME 0104010 STINET WOTIO MISS mit oP.M cootior 141110410111 I. MM. IIA.,tILtk, OPAIAN0Y A* 010KTOR: MOIL DOR* •04140014LOY. MUS, Stittatr-4,8-Y 20, 1975 1100 a.M. FAMILY WORSHIP & NURSERY • 11:30 a.m. JUNIOR CONGREGATION SERMON: "WHAT A.0000 BOY 'AM II" • Sacrament of Baptism • The Wesley -Willis and Hohnesvilte congregations will be worshipping with us until the,end of July. EVERYONE WELCOME 4UNDAY, JULY 20 THE SPENCER FAMILY • Dynastic Sins* Grasp NM T11,011141 • 8:00 P.M. Huron Men's Chapel AUBURN • EVIL PREVAILS WHEN'GOOD MEN00 NOTHING Business and Professional Directory OPTOMETRY 1.E. tONGSTAFF r OPTOMETRIST CLINTON—MON. ONLY 20 ISAAC ST. 482-7010 SEAFORTH BALANCE OF WEEK GOVENLOCK ST. 621-1240 ,e• R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The SQUifil, GQDERICH 524-7661 BOX 1033 212 JAMES ST HELEN R. TENCH , A. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT TEL 4112-110412 CLINTON ONTARIO • NORM WHITING UCENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Prompt. Courteous. Ellitlent • ANY TYPE. ANY SIZE. ANYWHERE Ws giro complete sale _service - PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE Phone Collect 236-111114 EXETER Pumps and Mowers Reputed . For Alt Popular Makes Huron Fuel Iniection Equipment neytieid Rd Clinion-482-7971 INSUR ANCE K.W. COLOUNOUN INSURANCE a REAL ESTATE Phones: Office 482-9747 Reit 482-7804 HAL HARTLEY Plionit'482-3693 • ' -JOHN WISE \GENERAL INSURANCE— GUARANTEED INVESTMENIS Clinton Office 402-9644 Res: 482-7285 WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED (MUNCH THE CHURCN THAT CARES PEOPLE SERVING GOD" THROUGH SERV PEOPLE MINISTER JOHN 5 OESTREICHER. SA.. SRL • ORGANIST MISS CATH INE POTTER CHOIR DIRECTOR AIRS WM HEARN SUNDAY, JULY 20, t975 It:00 a.m. Union Service at Ontario Street United Church Rev. L.S. Lewis (412-9377) on call HOURESVIU1 UNITED CHURCH 11:00 a.m. Union Service at Ontario Street United Church Rev. L.S. Lewis (482.1377) on call BRYAN LAVE INSURANCE General and. Life Office: 10 King SE 482-9310 Residence: 300 High St. M12-7747 CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHIIIICH. Oates 203 Princess Street Pastor_Ahrin 0* 00 Services 10-00 s m and 230 pm (On 3rd,Sunday. 9.30 arm Dutch Service *1 11 00 am) The Church of the -1111aOli-in God Hour wirers Sunday 4:30 p.m CHLO ' EVERYONE WELCOME AtUNUNDPA PRODUCTS • For Sir-Maiter Alurninuit. Doors and Windows • and " AWNINGS And RAILINGS • JERVIS SALES t•R L Zervis-68 Albert Si Ciinton.482-0390 4t4 SOLD 11 THROUGH THE WANT ADS ISAYFIEW 1APTIST CHURCH **EVERYONE OF US SHALL GINE AN ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF TcILGOO" — ROM. 14:12 SUPPLY PASTOR: IVOR BODENKAM 262-5277 toot a.m SUNDAY. SCHOOL 11:00 arn MORNING WORSHW 7311 pm. EVENING WORSHIP 8:00 p.m FRIDAY WEDNESDAy,11 p.m PRAYER MEETING s, YOUNG EVERYONE WELCOME PEOPLE'S MEETING ST. PAUt'S ANGUCANC1111gli SIJNiAY, JULY 20, 1975 4TH SUNDAY AFTE.R TRINITY 10:00 a.m. COMMUNION FELLOWSHIP Mitt (Hatt t42 MAPLE ST. (1 street wee* of Convinuntly Centre) 9-4S am —WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL and FIUMLY *WILE HOUR Good. News Drive In Tues. 8:00 pm_PRAYER and SARA STUDY For Information Phoria 402-1379 langkart, 'Kelly, Doig and Go. Chartared Accountants 268 Main St., ExstSf ARTHUR W. READ Resickri Parrot •dus. 23540120 ' RES 23041075 CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 146 %now.. Strait Pastor Logue Vow. 924-S123 945 • m Sunday School • n 00- arm Montle WorsNP7. 00 pm Prayer. Sinnott and Eveng•iieitc—ie'r*ioe 700 pm Wednesday Prayer Service 800 pm Friday. Young Paooie• ALL WELCOME ST ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 4 REV EDWIN G NELSON • ,, CHARLES 44Esalet. JRGANisT SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1975 Sunday Sobinil recessed until Sept. 7, 1975 10-00 cm Worship Service Ati Weiconse- • FIRST BAPTIST CHUB pustop4 SY CLINTON • SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1975 10:00 •.01..tkoday School for ait 1110011 11:00 .a.nr.'"MornIng Worship •--SPEACER: MR. GORDCifil RYDER FROM ST. MARYS THURS EVE 0:00 BIBLE STUDY • PRAYER MEETING ALL WEJ.COME • • SAINT JOSEPH'S Catholic Church James St. • Clinton Phone 482-9460 SUNDAY, JULY 20. 1975 ANNUAL PARISH PICNIC AND MASS II A.M. Stewart middietchis Regular Mass — Sunday II a.m. CONFESSIONS - Saturday 7:15 pill. ,z) ALL WE, COME Farm Gorr* away ?... • Don't forgettobe aC)Bkxxi Davi' • before you go '1