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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-16, Page 15arc000 eeting at the. church morning were 4 Reg Lawson, era were , ai ce 40wers- The choi them was 41 with Lc - "the bouse you are ", apd junior 4 Were Irene rnley, Judy Jewitt and en Lawson. The message w ambitious are Hewers tan the m were placed in emery of six Meath r Lynn Riley by Carman and Ann andearents, Mr. and Rey. Personals Chastity CelqUitoun of Clintonspent Wednesday with her great-grandparents, Bert Shobbrook. is extended to arman d Ann Riley on the death of their infant daughter, Heather Lynn on ednesday, September 8. Congratulations. to, Pat Stackhouse on winning first prize in step dancing at Blyth at the Thresher Reunion on Saturday. Rev. McDor_old, ac- companied by his -mother Mrs. Carl McDonald, Atwood and his aunts, Mrs. Robert Goldner and Mrs. William Morse of Listowel, attended • the 100th birthday party for • their, cousin, Mrs. Edith • Walters at Bright on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Theresa Elder and her = • daughter Mrs. Jim Mannell, Tillsonburg, visited with her • brother Harold Cunningham and Mrs. Cunningham. • Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly of Sudbury visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Riley and attended the funeral of her niece Heather Congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wammes on the birth of a,son Mark. 10 lb. 4 oz. in London, St. Joseph's Hospital, on Thursday September 9th, another grandson for Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson David, Darren and Luanne were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Koch, Andrew and Suzanne, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Steckle all. of New Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. George Murray of Cambridge -Galt and their tdaughters, hatbands and grandchildren spent the weekend at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven, Sharon, - Kenny, Michael, Andy and Kathy -visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo • Sanders Jen- nifer and Jeffery of RR 4, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson of Etobicoke spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Jim, Sheila, Sharon• and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Reg, Lawson, John and Elizabeth spent Sunday in London with Mr. iley on Sturday. and Mrs, ArtiCia e et, on Sunday evenin , Joe Sh 4 Mrs. teiAiMustard _ Stratford,spent he weekend with her Parents; Mr. and Jack *sitt celebrated. day en Su4ay, Septem1er 12. Present were an others Mrs. Mae imp Belgrave and Mrs. dith Cartwright, Blyth also Lois and Gordon Rim, lielgrave. Visiting this week With Mr. andMrs Jack Tamblyn is her brother Mr. Bill Derby of White Sands, Pal • Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Burns visited with their daughter Mr. and Mrs, Colin Paterson, London when Colin's mother left for her home in Crieff, Scotland on Monday - Mr. and Mr. Glen Carter and M. and Mrs. Dave Anderson spent holidays at Near Corning and Watkins Glen U.S. crossing at Niagara Falls. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mts. Brad Kennedy on the accidental death of her brother Bobby Joe Leich- 'tan on Sunday evening at Brussels. WI AG. IVIEETING The WI agricultural meeting held on September 8 was convened by Genevive Allen and itai KnoZ The group visited the Alien's modern hen barn one mile east of the village, which holds 8,300 caged laying hens. Tom Allen showed how they were fed, watered and cleaned automatically. The eggs are gathered once a day and put in plastic fillers and pita a cool roam. Mr. Allen was thanked And the group returned to the hall for a meeting. Roll call was answered by 27 members telling the "farm chore theydisliked themost". The minutes of the last meeting and the financial and Mrs. E,F. Warren, when they held a family gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Archer Baldwin of Coboconk are spending a few days visiting with, ,Mrs. W.L. Whyte, Bill and Mr. Harold Whyte. Sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Carman Riley an their recent bereavement. Court Constantine LI842 held their monthly meeting on September 9th. Business discussed were plans being made to have a Ladies Night. A dance is planned for Saturday November 6th in the Seaforth Community Centre with music 'provided by the Country Entertainers. Committee reported the pork barbecue which they catered to was successful. A gift of 8100 was given to the Western Ontario Provincial Assembly project to purchase a para -lift and small tools for the crippled children's centre' at Chatham. ,. Smile Nothing makes an employee more punctual than 5 p.m. NEED SOME FRESH IDEAS? WAIT FOR THE MAN WITH -THE ORIGINAL SHOWROOM ON WHEELS see GAMESTER ADVERTISING SERVICE LIMITED for. . • Calendars Adv Specialties Book Matches ar balloons e Lighters Rulers • Yerdsticks • ball Point Pens • Pttncits• Labels* Dectili Car Emblems et Ashtrays Playing Cards • "i'Mgraitic Signs" Flags •Payments Safety Awards SERVICE THAT YOU CAN DEPEND ON -- SINCE 954 Offices & Shawitems (op.Past office) 10$ S. Ithristine Silo Sanaa repc!rt was read by „treasurer, Addie 1 Correspondence inic Burns and thn. iteMrs e 25th Raily is to be heldo 4 at Dashwood. registration at 9:30 a.m. Take sandwiches, squares or cookies, which will be pooled It was moved in favour of county wide project to PrevAe an award in recognition Of girl* who have achieved 24 projects. The motto, "whether a . fellow ends up with a goose egg or a nest egg depends on the chick he marries" was well given by Beth Knox. - "Why farmers wives are beautiful" was read by Genevive Alten. She gave each member a recipe book on cooking Canadian eggs put out by Canadian egg marketingageney. The program was a reading on time, "no Christmas cake" and life, by Marjorie Anderson. The meeting closed and a lovelylunch was served by Marjorie Duizer, Gay Datema and Isabel Colson. Ball games end season Howse league games ended on September 1 with the 13th beating the 9th 25-24; Sep- tember 3, score 32-18 for the 13th. The championship went to the 13thi On August 30, the boys. played Benmilier with a score of 28-3 for Benmiller.. On September 2, the men's sio- pitch played at Winthrop with a score of 18-11 for Winthrop. The Londesboro Ladies played Blyth, August 25 with the score of 20-17 forBlyth. On September 6, Vanastra played the Londesboro Ladies with a score of 8-3 going to Londesboro. Pitcher was Judy Foster and catcher was Dorothy Adrie. On September 8, Lon- desboro ladies played at Blyth with a score of 23-7 for Blyth.L The pitcher was Bev Shaddlck and the catcher was Dorothy Adrie. There was another game on Wednesday, September 15, but at press time results, were not available. Golf tournament The Londesboro men's fall golf tournament will be held on Sunday September 19, at 10 a.m. The site of the tour- nament will be the Sunset Golf course, north of Goderich. uded a r, family of leYv County The new teac era at flu PAIMIC Scheel in LeflOSbere aim from left te SOO Debra Bennett, grade four and MusIc 0111 Mill$011, grade eight; Rosemarie Cooke* grade live and Physical Education and Ray Gingerlek power learning. (News -Record photo) ews around the village "4. Potpourri by Patricia Cooper The dance at the Bayfield Fair on September 4 had good music, a lunch and lots and lots of room. Unfortunately the attendance was not large. Let us hope that next year it will get Imider advance notice so peOple will know that there is one. The_ Bavarian Restaurant and Tavern had the grand opening of their 'new disco lounge and licensed patio on Friday night. The frequent -heavy ram showers prevented the use of the at- tractice patio which is en- closed on four sides. However with many pleasant days and temperate Autumn evenings yet to come, guests can still look, forward to visiting the Patio, which will be open as long as the weather permits. Mr. Krohmer, the owner of the Bavarian Restaurant and Tavern says that starting on September 24, there will be an accordion player in the dining lounge on Friday and Saturday nights. That will certainly be apropos to the setting. Rev. and Mrs. George Youtnatoff were present for the beautiful choral evensong service in Trinity Church, Bayfield last Sunday. Rev. Youmatoff is the former rector of Trinity Church and St. James Church. Middleton and is now living in Bram- pton. Mrs. Clair Lake of Bath, England, who has been visiting Bayfield the past five weeks, left for Mount Clemens, Michigan last 'Saturday enroute home. While in Mount Clemens she visited Mr. Garvain Johns and Master Gavin Johns for a couple of days. Mrs. Lake found Bayfield and all the surrounding areas very beautiful and a pleasant change of scene from the Continent where she usually spends her holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Darnbrough and family of Goderich visited Mrs. Nor- man F. Cooper, at her village residence, last Saturday. Mrs. Lucy Diehl, long-time correspondent for the Clinton News -Record, has been admitted to the Clinton Hospital. We hope that it will be a very short stay away from the Hut. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Erickson and family are their daughter Sandra and Mr. Bruce Crump of South Carolina. We hear that Mrs. Walter Westlake is improving after her very painful fall. She is being cared for at home. We all extend our best wishes and hope that she has a speedy trrPcAverY- .Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gemeinhardt have been entertaining Mrs. Gemeinhardt's.. brother, Mr. Clare Woodrow of Whitby. Mr. Alf Scotchmer spent the weekend visiting friends in London, after seeing his son Cal off on a trip to Edmonton, Alberta. 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One pair was lost at the Bayfield Fair dance and the other pair was lost at the Trinity Anglican Church parish hall. If anyone has found them, please phone me at 565-2551 or leave them with Mr. or Mrs. Gale at the Tank or Tummy which is open until 10 p.m. Health committee to meet here The Huron -Perth District Health Council Steering Committee will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, Sep- tember 28, at 8 p.m. at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. Stephen Skorcz will attend from the ministry of health. The purpose of this rneetingls to inform the people Of this area about the function and possible formation of a District Health Council. 1C114011 - Persgaati- Paul Cud- Tvvilleit5411Pertnzreds'inaniga,"014414°' few chwas held in lldren are vi ith Mr. leherwit4tin and Mrs. rad *n* Mrs. tioday 0. School Holmesville Church met last Y at Mr. and Mrs. 's to draw up the e. Several special are planned. On iturday October<2, there will ie craft day for all classes and on Sunday, November 7 a special family program is being arranged by Hugh Lobb and Jean Crawford. Two more such days are planned for February and April of next year. White Gift Sunday is scheduled for the first Sunday in December with the Sunday School pupils In charge. The supplies for the up- coming quarter were distributed COON „ of Moortield- and MEL Mar Stevens as Well as Mrs Hoffman of Listowel ha been visitors with Mr.Wm. Norman. Muriel Lockhart openec her home to a eomMO shower to honor the bride - elect, Jody Co*. Isobel Harris read "A groom describes his own costume'''. Wien Sowerby convened a game - played by everyone, and Brenda Fisher, one of bride's attendants assisted the bride who made her bat. Mrs. Hay, the groom's mother and Mrs. CoX, the bride's ntother attended. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses. Helen Sowerby, Phylis Cox Elva Cox, Bessie Townsher and Isobel Harris. News of Varna By Mary Chessell Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Morrison spent a couple of weeks in Nova Scotia visiting in their old home area. While there they visited the for- mer's mother, Mrs. Hilda Buckler. She wished to be remembered to those who knew her, as she spent some time here at Varna. Miss Linda Webster spent a week visiting places of in- terest in Toronto and Niagara Falls before she entered Western University in Lon- don. Cheryl has also resumed her studies there. Terry Heard is taking a woodworking technician's course at Fanshawe College. Miss Darlene Hayter has begun her third semester at University of Guelph. Bill and Mary Chessell an Brian were in Stratford 0, Sunday for the baptism ti their grand -daughter and niece, Christine, in Cen- tennial United Church. Varna was a beehive 01 activity on Saturday. as there was a very large crowd at the auction sale of stock from McClinchey's General Store. The UCW booth was well patronized too. 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