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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-03-04, Page 9wTPardPa$ There were 10tables in play t the WI ca .d party on riday night. Winners were: ladies' high Rose McAdam lone hand, Rena Watt; low, ev Overholt; men's high Inn Howatt; lode hand, Charlie Cunningham: low, ert Daer and lucky chair. Eric Anderson. There will he another card party in two weeks on March 12. In charge will be Alma Golan, Dorothy $rumsdon and Myrtle Fairservice. Lond:esboro 1114-11 The first meeting of Lon-- desboro 1114-11 club Was held on Tuesday February, 24 at the home of leader Marjorie D►uizer. Marjorie Anderson is the assistant leader. Fourteen girls were present, The result of an election ef officer, Wag - preside Judy Mason; vice- president, i ancy Sottiuux; secretary, Brenda Miller; and press reporter, Heather Fothergill. The colour ' wheel. colour contrast and colour harmony were discussed. The group went to the Ice Capades , Tuesday night, March 2. The next ,meeting will be Tuesday. March 0. Personals. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mr. Willows Mountain who passed away on Saturday night, February 28 in Clinton Hospital, in his 9lst year. He was a life-long resident of the community except for the past three years which he spent at Huronview. Mrs. W.L. Whyte returned for at the time of writing, he home on -i Thursday from -•a is a patient in University visit with Mr -.sand, Mrs. John Hospital, London. - byte, Jeff, Andrea and Sunday evening guests with +; rpt of Lindsay. • Mr• and Mrs. George M r. and Mrs B un, Counter, Richard, Kassan- McConnell and Cheryl dra, Vicky and Cheryl were "sof Ottawa visited on Thursday and Friday with their daughter and son-in-law and family; Jane' and George Counter, Richard, Kassandra and Vicky. Cheryl remained •with the Counters. Mr. and Mrs. David Hope of Hamilton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dimaline. Don, Peter and David. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wammes and Leanne of RR 3 Clinton, and Mr. Mark Smith of Exeter were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Southgate and Jennifer. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Whyte of' Glen Orchard visited over the weekend with his father. Mr.. Harold Whyte, Mrs. W.L. Whyte and Rill. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wayne Nichol of Winthrop visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. We would iiketo wish "Bill Dolmage a speedy recovery Mr. and Mrs. W .N. Counter of Clinton;: who returned home on Friday evening from the Bahama's and Mr. and Mrs. Ken McNairn and family of RR 1, Clinton. Mr. Ken Buchanan. of Williams Lake B.C. visited on Monday` with relatives in the area and also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan of Huronview. Foresters Family Bowling will be held on Sunday. evening March 7th at they Clinton Crown Lanes at 7 p.m Holmesville II 4-H The first meeting of Holmesville II 4-H was held March 1. at the home of Mary Brand at 7:30 p.m. Six members were in attendance. We started the meeting with the pledge. Our officers are: president, Shirley .Heykoop; vice-president, Independent Skipper to _ .plaited--CS—apir_atine.-- of Oktori• Livestock Dept. Toronto Ship Your Livestock • with Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAY FIELD 565.2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday F& P1 ompt Service No Charges on Pick-up tf J ackie Brand : secretary, Nancy Heykoop; and press reporter. Irene Heykoop. Our leaders are Mary and Diana Brand. 1'fie Cita -arose the frame "Wichis Stitches". Very apt. don't you think? The colour wheel and colour co-ordinating were discussed. and we also discussed the learning stit- ches and free choice articles. Mary demonstrated colours with food colouring. It was requested that we bring material and working apparatus to the next meeting. The meeting was adjourned with the motto and a glass of hot chocolate. - by Irene Heykoop. Mrs. Verena Bone of'. W inghnrn visited with her brother Mr. Howard Clarke when he celebrated his bir- thday on reb.ruary 25. Congratulations. Mrs, Dennis Penfound is a patient in Clinton Hospital with stomach ulcers. Member of the Hallett council,. Joe Hunkin , Tom Duizer and Claire Vincent attended the Good Roads Association convention in Toronto on February 22 and 23. Remember the World • Day offrayer to be held on Friday March 5 at 8 'p.m. in the United Church. Mrs. E. Wood will be the speaker. Everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alien enjoyed several days last weekend at Arrowhead Park in Huntsville snowmobiling. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob- brook and Mrs. Laura Saundercock attended a "Get Together" on Friday night February 27 at Snell's restaurant Westfield for relations. honouring their grand nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snell of Edmonton who are newly weds and also celebrating Bert's sister Maude Radford's 75th bir- thday. Miss Pat Stackhouse was guest on "Big Al's" program. CKCO TV, Kitchener on Sunday. Mrs. Pere McBride, Carlow spent a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Laura Sun- dercock. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Pollock of Toronto visited on the weekend withher sister, Mrs. Alice Davidson. Sorry Mrs. Davidson is under the doctors care with shingles. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook were' his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Pere Gibbings, Clinton. Mrs. Joe Shaddick spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary Robinson of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter honoured her brother Ken Armstrong on his birthday. February 29 and her mother's Mrs. Jack Armstrong. on March 2, with a turkey dinner onSunday. Present were Bill. gteryi and .Lori Armstrong from Stratford. Lori remained for a week's holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns took his brother Mr. Jim Burns to Kincardine on Friday. He will return to his home at Elderby B.C. on -Mei y. - Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob- brook and Mr. Ken Vodden attended the funeral in Exeter on Monday of Mr. Ernie Vodden of Woodham. Rev. McDonald spent the past two weeks in Atwood and visited his mother in the Listowel hospital. Services will resume on schedule on Sunday March 7. at 10:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and Robert of Staffa visited on Sunday with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman. ~hello McK?t of Clinton points' out statistics to Dean Baker o1 BiuewateIr gable TV RonsemaIen of the Goderlcb PUC and Tom O'Connell of the Clinton PIJC, These people tv ere allart of a class in ..Defensive •Driving which took place lest Tuesday and Wed- nesday int he Clinton Legion Thc'course was sponsored by the Electrical Utilities Safety ssociation, and all Otillt1001 the county took part, Instructor Moe Shepherd, with the association, looks Qn (NeWS ReeordiPboto) Flowers placed James Anglican Church last Sunday in Middleton were given to the glory of God, in loving memory of Thomas W. Deeves, by the family. Lent 1976 By Rev. Wm. Bennett I love lent. 1 try to examine myself and thereby discover the "Joie de Vivre". I- do -not observe it by "don'ts and restrictions". Our Prayer Book helps us to live and act more thoughtfully towards .our neighbours and to spend more time with God. Re -read the Rule of Life as given in the Prayer ' Book. page 555. Ihave a friend who hates lent. He says that it is gloomy. too long, out -dated. I tell him, we have Just seen the Winter Olympic Games on TV. To observe Lent is much like a young Canadian preparing himself or herself for the Games. One.Coach of the Canadian Team said "Canadians need to work harder in order to win. our life is too affluent." To you and me. in the Church. this observation may apply. The reason for spiritual, exercise is that we may grow. #n the simplest terms, this means to love God. to love our neighbours as ourselves. to keep our appointments with God in his House. Additionally, we can read his Word and hold a quiet time. Try it this Lent ea;a -- in St. ORDER NOW LIQUID 28 % NITROGEN FOR BEST RESULTS ON WHEAT and BARLEY IIENSALL DISTRICT Cd -OP For Custom Application Upcoming The ACW of St. James will be taking a bus to the Ice Capades, Thursday. March 11. The bus will leave Mur- phy's Bus Lines in Clinton at 6 p.m. Anyone interested in going please contact Lois Wise. 482-9168 or Blanche Deeves, 482-3383. Call now and reserve a place for you and your family. A great opportunity to see the world famous spec- tacle on the ice. The cost is S7 a ticket. The Book of Observations Chapter One, by Augie In the days when William was Ruler of the Land called Over Spendaric, there lived a man whose name was D'arcy. He was the keeper of the treasure. but. like his predecessor. John. and many before him, he squandered the riches of the land. W illiam did not ` interfere because many of William's friends did receive fat contracts for the tasks they performed. Then it came to pass that all' the treasury disappeared and D'arcy said unto W i Ilia m. What to do? For now there was a shortage of many millions of gold pieces. and William borrowed from other lands at high rates of interest and levied taxes on his own people to pay the loans. But it was not enough. The only people who had any money left were William's friends and he did not want to tax them any more. So W illiam said unto Darcy. "Not to worry' not to worry!". And William went to Frank and said "You ..ire .e doctor. you fix it and Frank said "Let us close a few hospitals." and it was done By August De G roof. Personsls Chicken pox is still ,:shout Young Billie Storey is ill with them now. Get well Billie. Goodto know Keith Miller is home from the hospital and doing well. Will the 13th, is now staying at Maitland Manor Nursing Home in Goderich. . Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mis. Ross Middleton were Ann Leak and Karen. Izette and Judy Wong of London and Kingston. Jamaica. Rosanne Middleton was also home from London for the weekend. Many from the area en- joyed Saturday evening at the Clinton Legion with Dorothy and Tom O'Connell as they celebrated -their. 30th wedding anniversary. I did hear there have been some letters answered by Frank Miller re Goderich Hospital closing, .Bo.rlirg... continued from page 81 smith Mixed league with 82 points. Anna's Airedales are trailing behind with 78 points, while Mary's Mutts have 73: Betty's Bulldogs. 61: Jo - Ann's. Chihuahuas. 56 and Isabel's Beagles, 49. Rose Hummel had the high single of 279 and the high triple of 618. Angus Hummel had the men's high single of -1;6 and Vic Hargreaves had the high triple•of 677. Jaw's seem to have sunk their teeth into the lead in the Clinton Crown YBC Teen league. The We've Had It's have 313: Sack's Superstars. 306: The Neytts. 298: Theidon'tgiveahoots. 292: The Sunshine Kids. 261: Holland's Hoppers. 259 and Thel3ro-Toe s. 2401/2. — Teri Van Dongen had the high single of 284 while Jane Symons had the high triple of ti3 4 and Deb Johnston bowled the high average of 2121. Keith Howatt bowled the high single of 304: the high triple o4' 841 and the high average of 226. Pickett, formerly 'iSitors at the !:ueensway Ni'sing Home were Mrs. arty Wolper, Exeter with Adeline Taylor. :rr. and Mrs. iter, Stratford Oise Mitchell. 'With Ada $tnlllle tar- her birthday • Friday were Mr. wind Mrs. James McNaughton and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie. Mrs. Pearl Passmore 'visited 'her sister Bernice Lavery. Mrs. Ada Smillie and Mrs. Vera Laminae. Mrs. Grace • Peck visited with Ada Sniilltc*, Bernice Lavory and Vera Laminie: Mr. and Mrs. `Earl Sararus of Toronto visited Mrs. E'. Sararus. Mr. and Mrs. Exeter visited Thursday. Helen Toornstra and Bea Dykstra visited Aleeta Katz. Mrs. Phillie Johns visited. Mabel Johns and Ruby Miners. of Rev. Don Beck conducted the church service ac companii d by Lcauise- Mit chell at the piano. Robert visiti i Ted Polley. friends on Bail -Macaulay Limited CLINTON SEAFORTH HENSALL 482-3405 527.-0910 262-2418, The Ladies of united Clu ;... h natnelY,' b"1 Yvette Vinnerodyk; id Deickert, Susan ra u; liarbars Cooper, Marjorie :Consitt -and Margaret Imes conducted crafts and games on Monday. Mr. Harry Horton who was a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter returned to his home. Mr. Paul Neilands un- derwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London this week. Sandy Ingram. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ingram un- derwent surgery in St. J oseph' s Hospital, .London this week. DEL.MAC VARIETY is VICTORIA ST. 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