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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-04-22, Page 13service was based on. given words froal the This se wire was ed from various and revised in ian er y dia Ver nd J� tt.formerly a pu rater visitor ►;Bayfield. Lois Wise read the f and sixth lessonsith the Rector reading the remaii ninglive. Easter Sunday Holy communion was rved at St. James Church with . Rev. Wm. Bennett in eltarge with the young people taking part in the service. Janice Miller played the ' 'Old Rugged Cross" on her trumpet to open the service. Len.. Mills read the Epiiltle. wring the receiving of c .tnrnunion- --Janice Miller, > :istine Wise, Shelly and Indy . Middleton sang an ax.4,144 be Miller played strumpet at the close of the 4 yrmon. Special guests at the ser - nn were . Mr. and Mrs. Derek Adshead of Clinton and t1'aughter Jackie of London. ice to have Mr. and Mrs. Scribbins, also of Clinton. Mowers in the church were placed by Mrs. Fred Mid- dleton and family, in loving Memory of her husband, and {iy the ACW in memory of use whohave been called to higher service. The Smith thrnily placed flowers in memory of Harold Morrell, Gordon Smith and John F. Smith. Community Notes Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Middleton had a nice visit ith Stewart Middleton on nturd.ay. Our sympathy to the onnoily family in the loss of eir uncle. -Mr. Don 'lacIntyre of St. Thomas. Winner of the lovely Easter Make made by Marion Smith br the Holmesville school as John Fangrad. grade *live. The Bunny Bundle eceived 534.85. Mrs. Elizabeth Mullensarid sughter Anne Hamilton isited on Saturday with her other. Mrs. Fred Middleton d other relatives in the icinity. Brenda and Harvey Cleave and little Danny of Timmins • KEN_ V.E4‘' sT/RptEtpNF VARATHANE 04°36 HAMMERS I� N �G�ES ROII Rpp%� BoEQ Df1oRS ENtRI►NCE 000" 0 ON sister o visit with the ane Sunday at .Hay; ielgt. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Sharp, Patrick and Tyler have been Exiting with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sharp of Seaforth also Rev. and Ws, Wrn. Bennett of Bayftnld, Mrs, Robert Sharp is the Rector's. daughter. The ACW of St. James Church Middleton wish to wank the UCW of Holmesville Church for the very enjoyable eveningwith them at their Thank Ofering service. Coming to St. James church . are the Albanaires of S.t. Alban's Anglican Church, London. lL.wtfl be an evening of sing song ' and . en- tertainment, May 16 at 7 p.m. The good weather has been keeping the farmers busy with their seeding and many people have been putting in their gardens. A nice warm rain would be nice now. Mamie Middleton is off to the West again this summer, to Jasper. Good Luck Mamie. The sympathy of the community is extended to the Layton family at the loss of their father. Ed and Blanche enjoyed a very nice evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Selwood, Lee and Kim of Barry and Mr. and Mrs. Don Lockwood at Clarence and Jean Purdu's of Holmesville, playing crokinole and enjoying a lovely smorgasbord lunch. Easter weekend visitors and guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Middleton were Mr. and Mrs. Neale Trewartha, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Middleton of Toronto, Mrs. D. Qrr, Angela and Gentry of Goderich and Misses Janice and Rosanne Middleton of London. keno ►rd ►n4 Barb It Hill of sector,. on Backfighler. p ,ar e ?4 74,9 .7.0tr r Take good care or The Easter Bunny dropped in to BartliffS last Saturday for a visit and stayed the whole day. Here Jon Rachel, two-year-old daughter. of Mr. and Mrs; Joe O'Nell of London, talks to Bunny whb is dressed In a costume made by Ger- trude Cornell of Clinton. (News -Record photo) County tax..... (continued from page 1) ($112,923); Grey, $88,270 (891,099); Hay. 5108.354 (8121,901); Howick, 512,095 (5124,496): Hullett, 884,183 087.198): McKillop, 574.485 (579,108); Morris, $68,983 071,828); Sta-nley, $87,.225 (889,830); Stephen, 5189,117 (8172,434); Tucke.rsmith. 5145,145 (5134.765): Turnberry$62,956_1$69,570:, 1.4 l ,oar "; `' A t W atora'noi 851.628 ($53,531) ; West Wawanosh. $49,241 ($49,327). All municipalities will be required to pay thew apportionments in two equal instalments - one June 30 and one December 15. Clerk -treasurer Bill Henly said that municipalities which didn't pay on time would be billed for the interest on the money owing. The "Main Corner" when you're * BUILDING * REMODELLING * DECORATING Did you get all your inside lobs done this winter? No? How about panelling? all here - 100's of Sheets - FROM$3 95 TO • AND Ceiling Tile... White. Gold Web, and 2 new ones - Coral and Crystal. SIDEWALK s L. 45 SLAYS • EA. CURBS • -PATIO STONES FLOWER BED EDGING FROM gat EA. • WHITE STONE CHIPS Increases on window Products, are imminent ,,. there'; a large stock of DASHWOOD PRODUCT Here at the old pricing for a limited time FROM SASi1LESs $2193 PICTURE $ ,i UNITS FROM • WINDOWS 8• CLASSIC ENTRANCE SYSTEMS - PATIO DOORS Let Billrctte your houselot window requirements R (AS uildin A ST Supplies T WEST CLINTON 4 8 AL - C 000 mer ,unity shower was het4 i tie , 4,04,0 even ng, + pril i , to, oneur John, Wammes and Cathy van !delft Bovan► prior to their marriage en April 24. The. evening was spent playing progressive euchre with the following winners: 'women's high, Mrs. W. L. Whyte; lone hands, Cath. y Van den Hoven; low, Mary. 'Werner; men's high, Tony Van den Hoven; lone hands, Ken Preszcator; low, Frank Riley. John and Cathy were caped to the front of the hall and were seated in decorated chairs. Helen Lawson read the address. "Dear John and Cathy: "We are gathered here this evening to honour you prior to your forthcoming marriage. We are happy John. to know that you have decided to remain in the community. "As everyone knows, John is the most popular person in the neighbourhood after a winter storm when he puts his snowblower to work to dig us out from behind the drifts. "We have watched you through the years as you were growing up and it seemed that your one and only in- terest was tinkering with machinery, motors. cars. etc. However as the years went by. John suddenly found a second interest. He began to notice the girls and especially a certain girl in the Monkton area. "Things • went on as usual till late in 1975 when John made it plain to Mom and Dad that he was going to take the big step and one house was not big enough. for two families. "No time was wasted and Dad secured a building permit for a new house. Spring arrived. the snow was gone, the foundation was built and the whole community is watching for the arrival of the new house. "And to you. Cathy. we give a warm welcome to the community. "In recent years it seems that we have been losing our neighbours. Therefore we are plunge, you�.wi#hppp in you new home and that in a very short time we will become better acquainted'. "'Lastly. John and Cathy we wish you much happiness in the years to come and ask you to accept these gifts from your friends and neigh- bours." Cathy and John thanked everyone for the gifts and lunch was servedand a social hour was enjoyed. Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Huron Ridge Kincardine were Good Friday visitors with Mrs. George Mcllwain and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy. Julie. Michael and Michelle. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Larson. Gregory and Jennifer of Parry Sound visited on Good. Friday with Mrs. Wilfred Scott. Brenda. John and David. Mr. Bill Stephenson and David of Toronto called on their residence in the village on Friday. Mrs. Paul' Southgate and Jennifer visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGregor of Clinton. and her sisters. Mrs. Steven Sproule and Jeremy and Miss Ruth Ann McGregor of Kitchener, who were also visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell and Jennifer of Montreal visited for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan. Paul and Gary. Miss Kathy Dimaline of Hamilton ;;,spent the Easter weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dimaline. Don. Peter and David. Easter Sunday visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs. George Counter, Richard, Kassandra and Vicky were Mr. and Mrs. Bun McConnell of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McConnell and Bryson of Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Counter of Clinton and Miss Patterson of Hamilton. Cheryl returned home to Ottawa on Monday with her parents after visiting with Counters. Mr- ad John a� and Mrs, visitors w1W Enver, were wren o..f London, Mr. pnd Mrs. Kyle of ensalh rM and s Earl Lawson:. and Mr. ,_ rt W'eyrnnUthaf C (4,tl !• Easter visitors- with Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Bill and Alir. Harold Whyte were Mr. and Mrs. John Whyte, Jeffs. Andrea and Kerri of Lindsay, Miss Margie Whyte. of Guelph, Misses Lori and Lisa Whyte of Toronto,, Mr. and. Mrs. Doug Whyte of Glen Orchard, Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township, Mrs. Wilfred Scott, 'Brenda, John and David were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Sharon and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven, Sharon, Kenny, Michael. Andy and Kathy visited on Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bos. John and Arnold of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan spent Saturday in Mississauga with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tardella and Christopher. and attended Christopher's baptismal service. They visited on Sunday with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dollimore of Ajax. Easter Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders, Jennifer and Jeffery of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brindley and Ricky of Holyrood, . Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos and family. Mr. and Mrs, John Jewitt and family held Easter for their family. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Dowson, Brenda, Bonnie and John of Varna; Mrs. Ella Jewitt of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Tim Preszcator, Bill, Debbie and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jewitt. Lori and Scott of Clinton; Kevin Jewitt of London-;, and Don Jewitt and Pat Willert of Clinton. The community would lily to extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey Jr. (newlyweds) on their• marriage on Saturday in Seaforth. SALE SAVE SALE SAVE SALE SAVE SALE SAVE SALE SCE SAVE SALE SAVE SALE SAVE SALE SAVE SALE S G cm�G QAI r CAI/C" CAI Eemir CAI r CAVE CAi G cnv SAVE S AVE SA SALE 5. 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