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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-04-01, Page 14art MO;Wen Of 4400 04 the f neral. late Mrs. 1ubtL Y. Oren on Thursday, and Wed with Mr. and Mrs. thigh Mcwen. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakesreturned home after spending the winter months in Panama .City and California. Rev. W:A. Young and Mrs. Young, Elora and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell of Guelph visited last week with Mrs. F.G. 13anthron and also attended the funeral, of the late Mrs. R.Y. MacLaren. Figure Skating Results The Hensall Skating Club completes another successful year for boys and girls figure and power skating. This is a non -sponsored club super- vised by Miss Pauline 1401. Those who were successful in passing National Badges are as follows: Elementary, Ronalynn Bell, Dwayne Lawrence, Basic. Kim Ingram; Novice 1, Kelly Vanstone, Colleen Bedard. Vick Bedard; novice 2, Tammy Turner, Jeannette Charotte; jump; Teressa Ctfarrette, Jeannette Charrette, Sandra Nixon; free style 1. Valerie Baker; power boys 3, Brian Cooper. Darren Faber. Jerry Faber; power boys 5, Scott Ingram: power boys 7, Ian Munroe. Ian Munroe. 9. son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munroe. Kippen was the first boy with the Hensall Club to complete all 7 'of the power skating badges for the development of hockey. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn returned home on Thursday after spending the winter m.. nths a Florida. Messers Gordon and 8111. Campbell of Sarnia attended the funeral on Thursday of the late Mrs. R.Y. MacLaren. Church News Rev. W.D. Jarvis con- ducted the service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Rev. Harold McKillop was guest speaker and gave a most informative message as a representative from the Alcohol and Drug Concerns. - The flowers in the church were in memory of the late Mrs. R.Y. MacLaren. - • Three Couples' Club The Three Couples' Club from Caven, Carmel and Cromarty Presbyterian Churches attended the film "Gospel Road" presented in First Presbyterian Church Seafor0 and were en- tertained at a lunch and social hour at Cromarty Presbyterian church following the film. On March 24th. 42 par- ticipated in a bowling event at the Zurich Bowling Lanes, with six teams playing two games. Winners are as follows . ladies' high, 'Bev Moir; ladies' consolation, Eleanor Thompson; gent's high. Ivan Norris; children's high. Bruce Thompson; children's consolation, David Dougall. A delicious lunch was served by the owners of the Zurich Bowling Lanes. The next "Get -Together" will be April 26th in the school -room of Carmel Presbyterian Church for a "Fun -Night" with the Moirs', Campbells' and Tinneys' in charge. .earfieid Bach Mr. Ron Herman and Miss Tamnii . Glandfield of Shakespeare were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Paul . Stevenson. David. Darren and Luanne. Mr. Claire McClure spent the spring break on a trip to the Canary Island with the Geography Club from the Seaforth High School. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Sharon and Bob. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam' McClure. Doris and Doug returned home on Sunday evening from their trip to Lakeland , Florida. where they spent the spring break. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter while in Florida. John and Elizabeth Lawson spent a few days the past week with their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. E.F. 'Warren of London. Congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Riley or the birth of a son. James Donald Ross. on March `23rd at Seaforth Community Hospital. The ministry of transportation and communications closed the Fifth Avenue entrance to Vanastra last week, and may Vanastra residents are not happy with the move. Bot the miplstry of transportation antk communications and the OPP have said the road, opened two years ago, is a safety hazard. [News -Record photo] Bendix ,es safety awards An important day for employees of Bendix Home Systems Limited plants in Hensall, was held recently. Employees of both plants' received recognition from company president Charles A. • Tunks for outstanding safety records. In the absence Tunks. the of Mr. president's By Mrs. BaChessell Mr. and Mrs. Grant Webster spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kuhl of Caryndale. With Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunt last week was their daughter. Katherine Van Dop of Kitchener. Her husband Richard also spent the weekend with them. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chessell on Wednesday were her mother, Mrs. Jef- ferson of Cromarty, and her sister Laura, Mrs. Charles La Forge and sons Chuck and Danny of Windsor. Mervyn Hayter returned home last Wednesday, after three weeks in Exeter hospital. We'd like to express the sincere sympathy of the community to Mrs. Harold Elliott in the loss of her husband last Thursday. The regulars at the coffee counter will miss him too. We wish Mrs. Elmer Hayter all the best in her new position of secretary of Huron -Perth Presbytery of the United Church Women. Alvin Storey of Vanastra is spending a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey. Mr. Frank Vander Molan spent the weekend at the Whyte home. Mrs Vander Mohan. Paul. Mark and Margie returned home with him on Sunday having spent the spring break with her mother. Clayton McClure and Jan Hulley of Londesboro have returned home from a trip to Mexico. Lori and Lisa Whyte of Toronto visited on Sunday with their grandfather Mr. Harold Whyte also with. Mrs. W . L. Whyte. d� Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth attended the Canadian Legion Zone C Public Speaking Contest held on Sunday in, Kincardine, when John placed second in the J unior division. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pepper of Tuckersmith were Monday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. SPORTS & RECREATION LIMITED VARNA ONTARIO 28i -S809 START THE MOTORCYCLE SEASON ON THE RIGHT FOOT - Join the fun! See the KAWASAKI and the SUZUKI 5 for '76. Watch the MOTOCROSS movies Frei coffee and lloughnuts The track will be open for you to ride. SPECIAL PRICES FOR YOUR SPRING TUNE-UP NEEDS. Including: NGK PLUGS only 99c Injection Big Red Oil only X1.49 qt. FOr the Dirt: MX Boots - only 547.113 FOr the Street: Big savings on Safety Bars. Leather Jackets only SW'S. SATURDAY, APRIL 3 atm SUNDAY, APRIL 4 • awards- were presented by plant general manager Ted Brunsdon and division safety co-ordinator Geoffrey Hoyle. The safety committee members of the mobile home plant on Oxford street west in Hensall received a plaque in recognition of 110.086 hours of work without time loss due to injury. • At the same time. six foremen at the plant received certificates for their par- ticipation in a , successful safety program. At the recreation vehicle plant on Mill Street, a presentation was made to John Mustard on behalf of the employees. The number of man hours at this plant without loss of working time through injury reached a total of 193,832 hours. In speaking for president Charles Tunks. safety co- ordinator Geoffrey Hoyle said, "We wish to extend sincere congratulations to all employees and management for this important ac- complishment." He continued, "the Bendix organization places a very high priority on its safety programs across Canada. Therefore. special ap- preciation is warranted ,on this record breaking per- formance. It is the earnest hope of the company that all plants will surpass these high standards in the years ahead." Hoyle added. "The 193.832 injury free hours at ,,the Hensall recreational vehicle plant is a record for our United States, Canada and European divisions which total 33 plants. The Hensall plants are the best in our Canadian division as far as safety records are con- cerned." By Rena Caldwell There were 18 tables in play at the euchre party sponsored by the Kippen East Women's Institute in the Legion Hall. Hensall. March 23. Winners were: women's first. Freda Boa; second, Mrs. Roy Swartz; low. Eileen Connolly; lone hands. Marlene Bell; mens first, Joe Carter; second, Bob Bell; low, Jim Parsons; lone hands. Jack Sinclair; lucky draw. Grace Pepper; lucky cup, Verna Hay; lucky score card, Al Hoggarth. Arrangements were con- ducted by the north group. The members of Kippen East W.I. would like to thank those who attended the euchres, making them such a success. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Art McCallum are spending a week in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson have returned from the south. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee, Dungannon. visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis during the past week. Renovations progress at St. Church. Kippers. Mrs. Ross Chapman holidayed in Yugoslavia during the winter break. ...;1541?:VYi4i�Px0� , oderi Twp. J, news Qne sure way to . hasten loa4114, Bi1I Stettnant ana spring's arrival is to "talk rry $ohertS, for theor up" softball! At the G.od.erich active fnteres,t in our boys. Toiwnship Recreation mon- John proposed that for next thly' mooring. held at winter, some type of all +y Holrnesville council office. on tournament be arranged with Wednesday. March 24, the other townships• members promptly forgot theaz+l McCreath reported wild winter blizzards and that the Women's. Institute emerged into spring with had held three successful fresh and enthusiastic ideas card parties during the for summer softball. winter. She reported that the Seven members and one craft group have,completed a guest attended. They in- short burse on fur fabric eluded: John Westbrook. flowers. chairman; Joe Fritzley, The next meeting for secretary; Gerry Ginn, Hugh March 29 was to feature a Lobb,,. Diana Brand. Hazel special guest skilled at McCreath. Mary Brand and quilting. The ladies are going Audrey Middleton. to prepare a crazy quilt using Following the secretary's crimp knits, and send it to the report of the February Guatemalan Relief fund. meeting, which had featured Hazel also reported that a guest from Colborne's these . ladies are planning Maitland Trail Association, another shopping bus trip for , the committee reviewed the craft supplies. activities and maps provided The township recreation to the township by the dance was a success. association. reported Gerry Ginn, with a It was decided that for the scramble and juggling for time being, that any Goderich tickets right down to the last township resident who wishes hour. Prizes for the dance to be involved in a trail club were grown. or made within should join the Maitland Trail the township. Association. 252 Bennett Apples were donated by Art Street. Goderich, to learn and Arnold Bell, maple syrup more about such activities. by Bert and Doris Schilbe, Cost for students and senior macrame, hangers, ceramic citizens is 52, and 55 per adult flower pots and coffee mugs, or family. by Bert and Hazel McCreath. John Westbrook reported Winners of these specialties that the boys' hockey was were: door prize. Mr. and ite successful and has now Mrs. Charlie Orr. apples; are in Andrews qu terminated. We'd like to apples, Mr. Gordon Porter make a grand salute to its. and Mrs. John Siertsema: ALKYD SEMI -GLOSS Tough washable finish tot kitchens bathrooms woodwork Easy to apply easy to clean For kitchens bathroOmS from high traffic areas Beautetul matte 1=f05h that goes on eaS'ty For Irving fan's DEItTrOorng hathAiays OFFER GOOD UNTIL APRIL 10TH AT THESE DEALERS: Clinton Home .Hardware 24 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482 7033 (f11ons room ntEPA• EN' BASE, EM ,e 'ti CIL GOES ON LOOKING GOOD AND NOW GOES ON FOR LESS WE planter and nwg, .Mr Mrs. Ren Whitely, and mug. Mr. an_ M;r Tebbutt; and maple s Mr. and Mrs. Pa, a Cross• A spring dance will he held:' at the White Carnation On. Saturday. May 22, The nal . e of the band wall be known later. A softball meeting for in- terested helpers and coaches, male or female. will be 1p IL, •. 15 at the Goderich Tiiwiii lip Council office. Hoimesville at 8:30 p.m. Coaches will be needed for boys' and girls' teams bet- ween the ages of six and eight ; nine to ,twelve; 13 tea:16 and possibly new teams for men and women aged 1640. A babysitting group Toff y be arranged- to allow mothers a chance to play or coach. Whether we're alive or dead recreationally depends on you, the volunteer. Come to the meeting on April 15 or phone John Westbrook at 524- 8036. News -Record readers are encouraged to express their opinions in Tetters to the editor, however, such opinions do not necessarily represent the opinions of the News,- Record. ewsRecord. Pseudonyms may be used by letter writers, but no letter will be published unless it can be verified by phone. FROM OUR FEED LOT TO YOUR m..---. --� FREEZER Sides of Angus and Hereford Beef Heifers... oC LB. 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