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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-07-15, Page 700,Te Ne hosing ex OjSes . of ation School were held at United Church'on Friday morning and many mothers _and friends were welcomed y the assistant principal, Mrs. Gary Jewitt, This was followed by singing led by Mrs, Ross ,lfewitt with Louise Lovett at the piano. There were four classes present at the ceremonies: m*'sery, kindergarten. and two 14tnior classes. The nursery class with their leaders, Mrs. Tom Duizer. Mrs. Ross Jewitt, Mrs. !Forman Cartwright and • Ruthann Penfound, sang and played a rhythrn band selection. They were in- a traduced by Mrs. Duizer. The kindergarten class. S with leaders Mrs. Murray D Lyon, Mrs. Doug Vincent, a •Carol Jewitt and Cathy M Penfound, sang a number of hymns. The primary class a with 34 members and leaders v ex's. John Radford, Golda n ewers and Mrs, Ken Moon W ;so sang. The junior classes, with leaders, Mrs. Don s Buchanan. Mrs. Arnold Th Riley, Mrs. Nick Whyte 'and H Marlene Sewers, had their work on display for all to see. s Collection was received by in John Lawson and Cameron th Moen and then everyone was M invited to the Sunday School re rooms to view the young vi people's work and to have refreshments served by the th HCW • • to Personal Notes Un We are sorry to report the death of Mr. William .1.0 Hamilton in Clinton Hospital Su on Friday, July S. Sympathy is extended to his wife, his daughters and their families. . Danny Lear returned borne on Friday from Victoria Hospital -irr London. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander returned home on Wednesday from a two week vacation, travelling north to Inuick, ,Arctic, a one day trip to Tuktoyktuk at the mouth of the McKenzie River and enjoyed travel in B.C. Mr. and Mrs Jack Riley returned home on Thursday after spending two weeks with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly and Cathy at Thunder Bay. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. nd Mrs. Orval Newby were their family Don Newby of treetsviIle, Mr. and Mrs. ennis Newby of Brussels nd Mr. and Mrs. Bob enery of Willowdale. Mr. Emerson Hesk and Mr. nd Mrs. Harry Durnin isited on Sunday with their iece, Mr. and Mrs. Russ aun of Exeter. Barbara Blake of Blyth pent Wednesday and ursday at the home of eather Fothergill. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm- trong spent a couple of days Brampton last week with eir sister-in-law, Mrs. argaret Taman , who turned to her home after siting here. Mrs. Harry Lear attended a ree day workshop for piano achers last week at Western iversity in London. Mr. and Mrs. Ted thergill and family spent nday visiting at the home ,Ramblings with . continued from page 6 of Goderich for Cathjerine McCutcheon of Parkhilll.: was second. On Saturday night at Hanover, Spoiled Ben. was a winner for Gerry in 2:10. In the seventh at Goderich, Miss Ramah was second with driver Bob Daer for owner Ron Daer of Goderich. John Muir of Seaforth had tfls second win of the night wth' uePersotiality in the eighth for Ken and Joyce Whiethartt, Dublin and Robert Adler of Staffa. Gerry trebuck of Goderich drove City Boots to a third place finish for Lois Lake of 'Belmont, while Claybrook Rifcci was fourth with Dennie Jewitt for owner ,Lawrence Jacklin of rUssels. In the ninth, Truanna Duke, the carried by Wayne Horner of u BruxcefielC.d with Dennis Jewitt Sat. was third. .The tenth race was the and God featured Alex Parsons Pres Memorial Invitation for a with urse of 52,500. All seven pacers had a At te +Cord of 2:06 or better, and e winner was Merrywood Rayy �' drive title with Russ Morgan ' in th riving for owner W. E. and Pr R . Spicer of Otterville. The reco fractions for the mile were: 29.3-1:01.4-1:33.2-2:03.2. Her 9.3--1:01.4--1:33.2-2:03.2- Her half-sister, Merrywood Sara, was second for Don Larkin, driver and the Merrywood Farm, Grand Bend. Friday night at Elmira, Pat Meadow owned by George Feagan, Goderich and Ron Feagan, Dundas was second with Dave Hacicwell in the first race. Muddy Royal -owned by H. O. Jerry, Goderich and driven by Robert Jerry was second in the sixth and Gord Pullman was third with El Sam 0 for R ichard Burgess and Jim and Joe Dick of Seaforth. Ozark Chri, as three-year- old trotter, was second for Bruce Volland of Goderich in third race at Hanover rday night. D. Dust -owned by Frank Gerry Johnston, erich was third at den on Saturday night Earl Hyatt on the bike. Clinton on Sunday af- oon J. D. Relco owned by Mathers of Goderich and n by Eugene was fourth e first race. ima Daisy got a new rd of 2:09.3 in the second of Mrs and . Dald Ir RR - -_ Palmerston, Mr: aid Mrs. Doug Radford of Niagara Falls,'i'e spending a few days with his brother. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Radford and at the same titre. Dawn and Monica are visiting with Cathy and Rew1'n Radford. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns and family celebrated Mrs. Burn's birthday and Barbara and Collin's anniversary on Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson of London, Miss Pat Burns of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith and Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dahmer of Kin- cardine. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mair of Dear'bors.. Heights, Michigan are spending some time with his sister, Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice. On Sunday they attended the Mair family re- union at Chesley. Mr. Tom Alien and gran- dson Brian Jackson flew to Quebec to enjoy some fishing from Monday to Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, Kenneth and Sandra of Ridgetown spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen - They all attended the .Alien re -union at Riverview Park in Exeter on Sunday. Sheryl [Willson and friend, Sue Rosnau of Woodstock are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob- brook visited on Sunday with his sister Mr. and Mrs. Perc Gibbings. They visited at Seaforth with family of the late Alvin. SilIery, a cousin of their mother. for owners Roy B. Baynham. Kippen and John Bettke. Elmira with Ken Hardy driving. Valleycreek Cleo owned and driven by Bill Caldwell of Clinton was a winner in 2.11 in the fourth. From 10 starts this year, he has four wins, one second and one third. Dianne Camp, owned and trained by Ken Holmes of Seaforth with Ron Williamson driving was third. Fourth was Judy Mathers for Mac Sewers of Londesboro. PebblesGirl was second in the sixth race. She is owned by George Feagan and Gerry Roebuck of Goderich and driven by Gerry. Dennis Jewitt of Clinton was third with King's Greentree for owner Wayne Horner of Brucefield. Dilly Dares was the winner of the SI ,000 tenth race for owner Wayne Horner with Denni&Jewitt driving in 2:05.2. At Elmira on Monday night }:lame Messenger, owned by Evelyn Rapson of Holmesville and driven by her son, I8 -year-old Bill Rapson, got his second win of the year in 2:12.1. I'llllala► !Canton it lifetime aes,ident of Hullett Township, William Watt Hamilton. died.on July 9 in the Clinton Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 72. He was born on December 1.2. 1903 to James and Jade Hamilton on Lot 13, Con- cession 11 of Hullett Town- ship. He attended school in Hullett and he and his wife. the former Pearl Luella Moon, were married or October 8, 1930. They lived and farmed on the Ilth. He was a member of the United Church. Surviving Mr. s Hamilton .resides his wife, are a sister, -Anna H. Hill of Winchester and his three daughters, Mrs. Shirley Lyon of Londesboro; Mrs. Helen' Dale 'of Clinton and Mrs. Lenora" Lamont of Holyrood. Also surviving him are his six grandchildren. The funeral was held Monday. July 12 at the Ball Funeral Home in Clinton with Rev. Harold Snell officiating. Pallbearers were: William Knox, Blyth; John Hesseiwood, Blyth: David Anderson; Londesboro: Clarence Vanderlei, Lon- desboro: William and Tom Leiper of Londesboro. Flowerbearers were: Larry Walsh, Blyth ; Ken. Moon, Londesboro; Trevor Moon, Goderich and Grant Henderson, Kitchener. Interment was held at Burns Cemetery in Hullett Township. HarNllcl�,u�hx� Murney Former lineman with Ontario Hydro. Harold Graham (Butch) Murney died at the age of 77 in Minton Public Hospital on July 8. after a lengthy illness. He was born on July 22, 1899, to William and Susan Murney in Goderich, and attended public and high w school there and later studied F at Ryerson Polytechnlcal s Institute in Toronto. He was married on October D 24, 1933 in Seaforth to Sadie Hart and theylived in Clinton C until his retirement in 1970, when they moved to Bayfield. Mr. Murney was a great sport enthusiast and played baseball and hockey in Goderich, Toronto and Detroit in earlier years. He is survived by his wife and two children, William of Clinton and Mrs. Patricia, Cummings of Mt. Brydges, and four grandchildren. He is predeceased by his. son Danny, who passed away in 1959. The funeral was held on Saturday. July 1 at the Ball Funeral Home in CLinton with Rev. Ed Nelson officiating. Interment followed at the Maitland Cemetery in Goderich. C L NTON ISTMS-RCORArTHURS JULY * a ..fir 0P 4 The Flet ,Ing, Flyers played uderi a strongeh gaMosmeguttoes agitist Oacist te week as they defeated -them by a magnificent score of W- 0. All the players on the Clinton team dial their very best to gain the victory and goalten.der Paul Stephenson played hard to obtain his htit-out. Sean Van ,Dpngen led the scoring with five goals and was followed by Scott Bell ho scored three. Brad orbes and David Elliott cored one each The stars of he game were Sean Van ongen and Paul Stephenson. In the Seaforth Centennial up Tournament, the Fivers loins es rine news By Blanche Deeves Worship was held on Sunday at the Holmesville United Church with Rev. John Oes.treicher in charge. Our sympathy goes to the Brand family in toss of their father, Peter Brand of Hensall Mr. and Mrs. Don Duff of Holmesville have been away camping at Elora. Mr and Mrs Gliders will soon have a nice new home in Holmesville. Mrs. He%n Ashton and children were visitors with Mrs. Elmer Potter. Mr. Gordon Stock spent a day visiting with his mother. who is now making her home with her daughter Mrs. George Young. The Women's Institute had to cancel their picnic on Monday. It is now to be held next Monday, July 19 at the home of Mrs. Barnett. Reduce if overweight. (147 WANTED ew rop���v V1/heat sovit ,r.rrw.ra .CIT1);... 1-1 From your place to ours. Just give us o call, we'll haul it. M. J. SMITH( CHATHAM GODERICH ) LTD. SEED,& GRAIN PORT ALBERT 5'Z9-] 1 35 COUNTRY MARKET AT VANASTRA • FEATURE -BUYS FROM THURS. 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SAVE 70c PEANUT BUTTER 15.OZ. 4 VARIETIES SAVE 20c PEEK FREAK BISCUITS 55c 98c x1.99 Goderieh lost both Barytes in overtime. The Gist game went to St. Columban and the second one to Sealant' as Clinton, played back to back games. without a rest. On Tuesday evening, the Flyers played Seaforth in a regular league game and won S-1. They are defeated and ren place. Brad Forbes to the forward line azt, thre ; goals, David Al 'played up and sco as did Sean -Van Doig, + . Stars of the game were Peter (Trigger) Henornrne, David Elliott and Brad Foorbes, V(lfl(gslr(g (Ufl (IUI) results George Hamm of Blyth, Greg Potter of Goderich and John Anderson of Hensall all had perfect scores of 25 at the regular Vanastra trap shoot held Tuesday, July 6. Following close behind, hitting 24 out of the possible 2,5' targets were. John Hesse!, Goderich: John Mills,, Guelph. Paul Middleton, Clinton: Murray Eagt, Clinton: Bill Stewart, Goderich: Lloyd Verner, Hensall and Bili Thompson of Clinton Mery Batkin of Clinton hit 23• Bradley Mann of Hensall hit 21 and John Greidanus of Clinton hit 21. while Ashley Gilbert of Goderich, Jim Bowru of Goderich and Ivan Watt of Toronto hit 19 of the 25 traps Janet Potter. Goderich: Paul Stanley. Clinton Bill Hutchin, Goderich and Charlie Hutchin of Beautifier all hit 17 targets each whiter). Vdoitt and .1. Latimer of Toronto hit 14. Jim East of Clinton and Bruce Stephenson of Toronto hit 12 and Frank Mateika of Toronto hit 3. At the skeet shoot held Saturday, July 10, Harrison Shock of Zurich shot 24 out of 25 skews,' while Bill Thom- pson of Clinton, Tom Allen of Londesboro and Mery Batkin of Clinton hit 23 of the targets. John Greidanus of Clinton shot 22 and Greg Potter of Goderich. Bill Sttwart of Goderich and Jerry Coleman of Clinton all hit 21. 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