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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-08-26, Page 16!If ning. Mrs. s the rtner and !ej rrnarriage they cning an the Parr ore Movingte Exeter e years ago, Y have a family of five htertit Mrs. Robert rlene) Bell; MO. WM. (AntdrY) RoWez, Mrs, Max (Dorina) Willsie; Mrs. Robert (Gail) Turner; and Mrs. Dennis (Sandra) Morrissey, who surprised them with a family dinner at the chalet. The table Was attractive with summer 'flowers centered with the anniversary cake. Relatives and friends assembled later to extend greetings and dancing was enjoyed to music by Joe Overholt and the Standbys, followed by Lunch. Social Notes Rev. • Harold Snell con- Mrs. Lorne Chapman. i in Carmel Glenn E. Bell erteitained a n,„.. friends in indy Parntmber. en ,.yed auring e 1 oth of London, and Mrs. onald f , Soo, owling Green, OhiO One son m e in Digin pest of onour was et 1-layter, 1» . • presented with miscellaneous and 11 grandchildtefl also gifts. Refreshments were survive,. served, Funeral service was held Mrs. Don Dalton was from the Penthron Funeral hostess ‘at her home in Home, Hensall, Friday Segforth on Friday eVenIng August Xt, with Reit- W. D. assisted by Gerry Web% and Jarvis officiating, Interramt Judith Parker when a was in !Oman Union number of relatives were Cemetery. entertained in honour of A MasOnic service was. Cindy Parker bride -elect of held, followed by a 1.0.0.F. Septemberservice on Thursday evening. Contests directed by Mrs. The deceased was a member Wein were followed by of Carmel Presbyterian and readings by Hazel Corbett. the session of the church. after which Lorrie Parker Pal lboar ers were: presented Cindy with a Clarence McNaughton, Don shower of gifts for her kit- McLaren, Wilfred Htmkin, chen.. Refreshments were Don MacArthur, Don Rigby, • -served. Edison McLean. Flower Mr. and Mrs. Don bearers were grandsons MacLaren. Jodi and Brooke Allan, Doug., Paul and Chris returned to their home in Bell. Oakville after visiting with the latter's parents. Mr. and ducted the sery ce M Presbyterian Church on r. Glenn Bell, a well - Sunday.' Mrs. Malcolm known Tuckersraith farmer, Dougall presided at the of RR 1 Hensan, passed away organ, and t e fiowers In the in St. Joseph's Hospital, church were placed in loving London Wednesday, August memory of the late Glenn 18, 1976 in his 66th year. Bell. Surviving is his wife, the Miss Pat Rowcliffe was former Ruby L McLaren, hostess at her home an spris Robert M. Bell; RR 2 Monday evening When she Kippen, Earl and Mervyn, iticClinehey's sold gift of W.G. Thompson and The building in which Ida Sons of Hensall. They have Mcainchey's store and tuna previously donated, grass ed and fertilizer for the ort The Goderich OPP report a relatively quiet week, with only one accident in the Clinton area, involving motorcycle and a car. A vehicle driven by Douglas A. Fisher. 21, of Kt 4, Goderich was bumped from behind by a motorcycle driven by Mark Leland, 23, Ashfield Twp-, at the junction of Highway 8 and County Road 1 early Sunday mor- ning. Total damages were estimated at $1,200 and no serious injuries were reported. Confusion arose from the OPP report last week which reported the deaths of Claude H. Rau, 73, and his wife Pearl, 67, of St. Clair Shores, OP, The Wading P001 at the Clinton 'Park provides attraction fir MOW Young (UPPers, as shown here by Mark Wilkins, 18 months, Who IS set ter a dive with help from his mother Bothare of Clinton. (News-itecord photo) llx Jock Hi414elk Igor** 441414 • As you Imo*, each year quite- a number of young PC9Pt.in Ontario have th opportunitY of Participating in the activities of the Ontario 1,,egislatUre, in the capacity of Pages. Groups of twenty Pages serve Or a period of approximately six or seven weeks and I believe that, for, the most part, they find this an interesting and educational experience. Since the 1st March, 1971, girls as well as boys have been eligible to become Pages, and applicants must have either Grade 7 or 8, with an average of over 80 percent. Students wishing to make application must write a personal letter to the Speaker of the Rouse, the Honourable Toronto Or fittings ap roximately two or three Weeks atieS4 of their tour of stairway duty. rages must buy their pitilding, and own meals while working at photoipmphs are a the Legislattire. and this is memento of en interes great problem as • there are a day. Visitors are also given number of excellent "tourist package" whic cafeterias in .the Parliament the present time goals_ Buildings. three bookletS - one by A qualified tutor is Ontario Hydro on the Gifts af available at the Legislature. Nature, anether call ed and Pages are given some —Grandeur, Ghosts' and five hours of tutoring each Gargoyles", an entertaining week. A Page Master and history of Queen's Park, and Page Mistress are in charge a third called "People, Ideas 7 of the young people. and and Laws'. The package also every effort is made to contains a card an ,the provide recreation in the PrOviinCe'S coat of arms.' and fresh air on a regular basis. a medallion, with the trillittra There is also a Games Room an one side, the coat of arms available in the quarters on the other. allocated to the Pages. If you wish to arrange a visit to the Legislature. ae usuallY Russell D. Rowe, Room IN, It is always a grea Parliament Buildings, pleasure to welcome visitors I would suggest that you try •Queen's Park, Toronto. The from the Riding when they to make your arrangements letter should give details of visit Queen's Park. Many appreximately two months in education and background, as thousands of people come to advance of the proposed visit, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Latimer operated the projector. well as the reason for the the Legislature each year, to avoid disappointment. I and sons. Teddy and Craig of Don't forget your lawn applicant's interest in serving sometimes visiting as if1- shall be happy to take care of Calgary, , Alberta and Miss chair if you plan on attending in the Legislature. When the dividuals, but often in groups these arrangements for you, Carolyn .Clark of Goderich the annual Memorial service Speaker writes to the student, - such as school classes. Girl if you wish,. visited last week with Mr. and at Hope Chapel cemetery, giving the general Guides and Boy Scouts. May 1 also take this op - Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Hullett Township on Sunday. requirements for the positian Senior Citizens and so on. In portunity to remind you that Miss Leant Phillips. - August 29 at 3 p„rit. Rev. Stan of Page, the applicant then the period 'between January arrangements can be Made Mr. and Mrs. Allan McDonald of Londesboro Will makes a formal application. and June this year, some 980 for people ceiebrating 50tlx McDougall and Angie and be the guest speaker. For students who do not live groups participated in the ( and upwards) Wedding Miss Debbie Wills of Sudbury Mr. and Mrs . Lorne in Toron,to, it is necessary to organized tours - totalling Anniversaries. and 90th (or returned last week after Hamlyn of Belmont visited make arrangements for approximately 33.500 people. more) Birthdays to receive accommodaticift in the City, vacationing with his parents last Sunday with Mrs. Albert During the recess, the tour commemorative Scrolls. or Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McFarlane. and this is the responsibility lasts approximately half an plaques. from the Province of McDougall. Mr. and Mrs. William Moss of the Page's parents. In this hoes. bet when the Ikaubc iil in Ontario. Pleae let me know About seventy attended the visited recently with their connection, I would like to session. a half-hour visit to details of any such events in reunion of members of the daughter Mrs. Robert Cook stress that Pages are not the Legislature is included for the Riding. Scrolls are also Huron County Women's and Mr. Cook at Glencoe. allowed to leave the a total of one hour. This gives available for other special Institute who attended the Mrs. Pearl Rollinson of Parliament Buildings until people an opportunity to occasions, such as a Town's National Women's Institute Goderich and her brother Mr. they go home each day. witness the debates which 50th or 100th AnniversarY, convention held at Chariot- Everett Taylor of Blyth . Pages receive an take place. and one of the special acts of heroism. or tetown, P.E.I. in June and visited last week with their honorarium of 87.50 a day at most interesting periods for longstanding community their friends and husbands sister, Mrs. Emmerson present, and if it is necessary visitors is the Question service. to stay for a late sitting of the Period. held last Sunday afternoon in Rodger and Mr. Rodger, RR the Auburn Community 2. Auburn. • Legislature, each Page The guides who conduct the Memorial hall. During the Miss Kim Robinson of receives an additional half tours. as well as giving the afternoon pictures of dif- Newmarket visited last week , day's pay. Incidentally, the historical and legislative ferent persons were Shown with her grandparents Mr. evening duties are arranged history of the Ontario d Mrs Ross Robinson. ill such a way that no Page Legislature, also take visitors to the Heritage Rooms. providing interesting in- formation on the exhibits - the history of the Province, Past Premiers, eta. Our guides do everything possible to make the tour entertaining as well as educational. and we have two guides who speak French as welt as English, another speaks Italian. sold to Bob Peck and his son- park. Michigan and formerly o . and enjoyed. Mrs. Dena counter is located has been in-law, Jim Kirton. Ida is Best of three playoffs Joseph, as the result of an Haines was chairman for the Mr. and Mrs. William L. works late more than one vacating the premises shortly started on Monday, with the. automobile accident. evening a week. As the after her auction sale, which Colborne Junior Boys playing The Goderich detachment afternoon and musical Craig returned home last is an Sept. 11, and will be in Stanley. - of the OPP have said that the selections were played by week from a two weeks payments are made on the closing her doors to business The Junior GirIS began Rau vehicle was stfuck from Mrs. Larna Radford of vacation to Vancouver and basis of a computerized on the evening of Sept 4. their playoff series with behind by another vehicle Clinton. A bountiful pot -luck the Western Provinces. record, each student must Jim is married to Dianne Colborne at Benrniller on driven by John W. Graham, dinner was set up by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton have a Social Insurance Peck, Bob's -eldest daughter. Tuesday evening. Recreation 19, of Bayfield. The Rau Haines, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt visited last week with friends Number. who taught school (Mostly officials would like to find a vehicle went out of contxol and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. and relatives in Toronto. Brian Markson of Coach Mr. and Mrs. Allan Craig supplies the uniforms for the The Legislative Assembly kindergarten) in Hensel' and donor for a trophy for the and skidded into the path of applicants are Zurich and other towns where Junior Girl series winners. an oncoming vehicle driven House Goderich who and Tyler visited last week at they were located. They in- arranged the trip spoke Its,- Barrie. also several others who had askeda The Stanley Tykes will play by James Wayland, 20, of above the store. and Goderich Twp. series for pronounced dead at the scene all enjoyed the trip and the extra tours that theY had tend to live in the apartment the winners of the Colborne Kincardine. The Rau's were Bob and Jim will get the championship. of the accident. arranged. - Donald Haines ion on Nov. 30, and possess after renovating the store, will sell vacuum cleaners, two-way radios and ap- pliances. Village notes Glen Dowson's house in the village has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Poswalk. Howard is employed with Tuckersmith Municipal Telephone, and his wife is the former Janet Armstrong, daughter of Mrs. John Armstrong of RR 3, Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boughner of RR 2. Aylmer were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. M. Morrison on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hayter and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heard took a four-day trip last week up through Tbbermory and Manitoulin to Elliott Lake and Sault Ste. Marie, and home through Michigan. They found that Elliott Lake has expanded greatly since the last time they were there. Stanley Rec. news The new Stanley Township Park is a popular picnic and swimming area. There was a big crowd there on Sunday. The Stanley Junior Boys ball team sported new ball caps °a fvloriday eveaing, a _ SIZE s - to BOYS' (FOR KINDERGARTEN AGE) '3 51 $) 91 • FR. -f PR. 150 DIFFERENT PATTERNS FACTORY REMNANT ENDS MEN'S SIZE 6 - 12 MISSEr& YOUTHS—SIZE 11-13 GIRLS.SIZE 1 - 3 LADIES.- SIZE 4-9 FROM $ 97 AL. PR. 11 BE SURE AND VISIT OUR SEWING NOTIONS OPT. For all our tuck -to -school sewing heeds ghat Stirs tiket Saves Ts. Mars - Oft MEICS-BOYS-t ADM'S OIALS t WEAN YARD 0000S ', FUIANITUItt Mtvitesses PAInt--stnisc, MACtisNIS- SMALL -co.MPs STORE HOURS: Monday Saturday Sari S:34) Friday nights 411 ttilirp. H'citiwaY 4 v aflosuro Pages, and usually come to who News -Record readers are encouraged to express their opinions in letters to the editor, however, such opinions do not necessarily represent the opinions of the News - Record. Pseudonyms may be, used by 'inner writers. but no letter will be published unless it can be verified by phone. DRIVING J -J. 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