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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-18, Page 5•••••••••.••••••••••,,,t,1 •••,..•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••,,,.....1.1,11.••••••••••••1.00•41.• • 41,•••••••J•111,,INIF , laniey Township4ayfleld dOttlps just west of the villages will soon becloSed forever as mhtlstryY enitimment has given the township permissiers to open anew dunIP west of ( arms Thane! durtip will be ready late this fall or early next spiting, (News-Reeord photo) 1 ntlesboro news The Bereart unit meeting was clays the sun never sets. Beitrectit Unit hears o - A ictskan trip The meeting closed with poem "Little things" by Ena. 'and prayer by Rev. McDonald. Lunch was served by GlaOs Gomley. OPP speaks to WI' The WI held their Citizenship meeting on Wednesday night. September 10th. President, Mrs, H. Tebbutt, welcomed all and meeting opened with Mrs. T. Allen at the piano. Roll call was answered with A rule for safety in the home or on the road." The minutes of the last meeting and financial report were rend by Mrs. L. _Hunking. An invitation was read from Seaford) WI to attend their meeting October '2Ist in the public school Resolutions were read and the area convention will be held in St. Thomas October 1.5 and 16. Londesboro WI will look after the October Huronview Bir- thday Party. The Huron West Rally is to be in Belgrave on October 6th and it was decided that Tweedmuir curator, Mrs. Reg Lawson. buy a steel 'cheti to store her material in. Marjorie Anderson and Mar- jorie Duizer are the 4-H leaders for Group 3. Gladys Gontley introduced OPP Officer John Wray of Goderich detachment com- munity service. He spoke on protecting your home and property.Keep homes illuminated. keep bushes trimmed back. keep dead bolt on locks and be able to identify ,our belongings. He said t� keep record of serial numbers. f on vacation see that your amily. or neighbours know our car make and license. The OPP telephone number is enith 50000. Officer Wray was thanked by Mrs„ Gornleyand the program ncluded readings "September"- )ays" and September half Tjie -t Iocal IODE Chapter. enc ft of Regent ,f" t't haired the moetng anc to it tt Simon* 9fJeId, who was installed as ringthe business session, he laie$ present learned that r had been. some isscjon with the Vith anniversarY roses received from the IOPE national office and also that anyone so wishing could have them replaced, invitation was received to be present at the Central Western Ontario aputhl meeting of the Ontario Aftrch of Dimes being held in Kit- chener in October. The local chapter will again this year act as sponsors for the March of Dimes campaign in this area. Ariother invitation was received to attend an ZODE dinner in Mitchell on October 9 and any members interested to contact Marg Allan. Thank-yous were expressed to all those' who worked on the Tuesday September Stb fltheSuncky School rooms. . President -Gladys Gourley welcomed alt and read a poem "Turning 30". Scripture was ; ad -by- Trt Duizer, followed with meditation and prayer by Ena Rowan. A hymn was sung. The minutes of July meeting and August study at the hildren's Regional Centre, almerston, were read by cretary Nora Pipe., Thank •you's were read from Pat flunking, Norman Vincent and Ida Durnin. Those to clean brass are: October, Alice Davidson; November, Mary Longman; and December Nona PiPe- The general meeting will be iptember -Mth at 8 p.m. with e Berean unit to serve lunch. entre Regional meeting will he..h .eld,. en Odtober 7th in tinited Church Clinton with dinner at 6:30p.m. and the meeting at 8p.m. The treasurer's report was given by Dora Shobbrook and roll call was answered by 14 tnembers and,one visitbewith a vroverb. Happy birthday was 'Sung to Maty Longman. Supply 'secretarY Laura Lyon asked that used clothing be brought in for fall bale. Alice Davidson is to replace Ida Durnin on supply for rest of &ear. The study was taken by Ena Howatt and Tri Duizer, with poems "A Prayer" read by Ena and "A million dollar smile' by Tri. Guest speaker was Helen Hodgert of Kirkton, who was ) introduced by her mother. Ena Howatt. Helen' spoke on their i three week trip last year: f flying to Edmonton. taking a y camp trailer with friends. going north from Edmonton to 2 ' White Horse. Yukon and Alaska froAngeto nchurage Eskimo Village -and crossing i the Artie Circle, where for 82 way. The 'meeting closed with Queen, WI Grace and lunch was served by Mrs. Reg Lawson Mrs. Jim Jamieson and Mrs Art Colson. Personals Happy Birthday to Mrs Lorne Hunking. On Sunday, her family celebrated with her and present were Mr. and Mrs. TOM Duizer and family, Lon- desboro; Mr. and Mrs. Art Hunking add family, Exeter: Mr. and Mrs. Murra Hunking, Clinton: and her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Bell. Blyth.A large crowd attended the dance on Saturday night in the Clinton Legion ball when the family of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howatt honoured them on their 'Sth wedding anniversary. Mr. and 'Mrs. Gerald Ten - Hag and family from north of Toronto moved last week on to the- farm they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kennedy. Concession 13, Hulled. We welcome them to the com- murkily. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Orval Newby returned home on Sunday evening after spending two weeks on a fishing trip at Pembroke. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and Greg of Hanover spent the weekend with his mother. Mr. anti Mrs, Howard Clarke and his aunt. Mrs. Ethel Stewart of Wingham. visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Borden Stewart, Grand Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Shobbrook and ,family visited on Sunday with his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Dsuu Shobbrook and girls, Galt. Visitors With Mr. and Mrs. The 76s Are Comin --Howard Clark on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Jim McArter and son of Brandon, Manitoba. Baptism at United Church Greeting into the sanctuary on Sunday morning were Emerson Hesk and Jack Lee, and the ushers were Tom Pollard, Bryan McClure, Edward Riley and David Lear. The choir anthem was "We're marching on the King's High- way". Mrs. Margaret Whyte, clerk of session, invited the parents of Jesse Matthew, son of Richard and Judy Foster. and Michael Lee, son of Larry and Louise Gibbings, to. present Ahem children to Rev. McDonald for Baptism. Junior congregation leaders were Dorothy Carter, Marjorie Duizer and Cathy Peel, Rev. McDonald's message was the "Golden'Rule." By Hilda WC Payne - Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hillier, London, were guests on Sunday with Mrs. Laird Mickle. A re.ppening ceremony at the newly decorated Hensall Town Hall and Library will be held at p.m. next Thursday, Sep- ternber "15. and the public is invited. New,gas furnaces installed at the United Church last month were hooked up on Tuesday and should be in operation next Sunday if needed. If yes want 0 new car see as;. we can melte it all weasyl Low -test leans available at 13% Interest.. •P CLINTON. COMMUNITY • CREDIT.- UNION 70 Ontario Street 462-3467 OF,RCE HOURS: 010 5 Monday to Thursday, 9 fp 1 FridaY, • tinted Word* . • . I" 0, infor s Clintonand area students. also reported that presentation • mint sets for history et the grade 5 level hacl been won by 4406eth Reid at Clinton Public, Ansbeth Bradley at St. Josephs and Pebble Postma at Clinton and District Christian School, The highlight of the evening meeting was undoubtedly the program at the end which , aous ger , aft, iQfl'pijflefr 4' *WiC Court Constantine 1.1842 held their monthly meeting on Thursday evening September I al. Business discussed included the Dance that was to be held on November idth, but was changed to November 28th at Family Paradise with the Silvertones providing the music. Anyone interested in going on a Bus Trip on Oct. 2nd to Stratford, Paris and Kit- chener is asked to contact Olave Little or Delphine Dolmage. The bus will -be leaving Seaforth at 8:30 a.m. Plans are being made to have a Ladies Night in October. Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp- son, Sharon and Bob, Doris and Doug McClure, Shirley Timmer and Carolynn McClure at- tended the Western Fair in London on Saturday. Mrs. Finlay Perrin and Miss Lisa Whyte of London, spent Saturdio with Mrs. W.L. Whyte, Tom, Bill, and Mrs. Harold Whyte. Mr. and Mrs. Les Graves of St. Thomas visited on Saturday' with ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Stevenson, David Darren and Luanne,, We are sorry to report that Kerri Medd is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. We could like to wish her a very speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thom - Man(Rus — TUrkeX, The Is appreciative n$ being andellt coffjn in Dracula castle while the guard Was looking .the othermay', getting lest in Bucharest, and - tering in the market At Istanbul. In art „ . pson of Etobicoke, andlint Thompson and Sheila Baker ef Winthrop spent the weekend on a fishing trip near LincisaY• Mr. and Mrs, Prank Ellwood of Montrtal spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Mr; and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy, lune Ann. Michael and Michelle, Mr. and Mrs. George Mcilwain, Lynn and Steven of Stratford visited en SunOY with Mrs. George Mcilwain. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson, John and Elizabeth were Mr. John Turner of Tuckersmith. Mr. Ernie Graham of Lloyd- minster, Saskatchewan. A number ,of members from the Constance Foresters Lodges attended the Church service and picnic at Remitter on Sunday, Sept. 14th. They were Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Francis 'Hunt and family'. Mr. Stewart Dolmage. and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miley, Tammi and Penny Glandfield Betty Ann and Ron Herman, all of Shakespeare, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David, Darren, and Luanne. Mr. and Mrs. Frank \Ailey visited on Monday evening with ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley of Clinton.. j':41),4 0.AD .)1 flemotototh t NW* hotritgi Iststl Avollstot* 44.* 4 ttettle*tnr Gummi insurance Guaranteed investments Phone. 4112,144 -Res. Mt - Plan your "spring toknor parade now, with tulips, hyacinths, daffodib, and other bulbs. Bulbs are plump and perfect - top size only - reasonebly priced. + Colour plates in omni size to assist you in your selection. + Items for the Indoor gardening en - tinniest also, -- Amaryllis, paper whites and houseplant specialties. 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