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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-06-02, Page 11the MYFIELDBy Nina Haw bugle Village social, personal notes Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Parker Etobicoke were at their home' and Jennifer of London spent here and visited Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. • Ken Lynn. Wm. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Peggy Morley Curran Christine and Barb of returned to "her home in Willowdale, Mr. Robert Cleveland after spending a holiday at her cottage here. ' Mrs. Morley's daughter, Mrs. Cliff Crnjak, her husband and baby Nathan, spent the weekend at the cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lynn of Sowerby of Goderich, Mrs. Brian King of Blyth were recent visitors with Mrs. Susie Pollock". Also visiting on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pollock, Jim and Jane of Hensall, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pollock, London, .. • Girl honored at shower t A • M 4' An interesting shower was held in , the basement of St. Andrews United Church on Fri. evening in honour of Miss Louise MacVean. Mrs. Margaret Scotchmer took charge of a contest. Anne Wild also assisted. A bingo card game was conducted by Gladys Talbot, and Anna Scotchmer gave a reading. Gladys Talbot read an ad- dress to the bride prior to the opening of her gifts. Louise was assisted by Gwen McClinchey, Mrs. McVean, the bride elect's mother, also the groom's mother Mrs. Allan. Laurie Talbot, Ann Talbot and Mary Lynn Talbot helped with the gifts. Louise expressed her thanks and appreciation to all. +++ The 3M's group of St. Andrews United Church met in the basement for a Pot Luck lunch and enjoyed the interesting message giver,1 by their guest speaker, Mr. Gregg3Director of Training at the Blue Water Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of St. Marys spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Maud Sturgeon. Seniors take bus trip At nine o'clock Wednesday morning 'the Bayfield Ever Young Sr. Citizens group gathered at the United Church and left shortly on a bus trip on one of Habkirk buses from Seaforth. Our bus driver was very congenial and added much to. the pleasure of our trip. At St. Jacobs we stopped for a smorgasbord dinner. •The food was plentiful and most delicious. Needless to say we did justice to the opportunity we had to con- sume all we wanted of this tasty repast. We made a tour of the building where we saw beautiful quilts, mats and antiques. At Kitchener we stopped at some of the shopping centres. We spent some time at Pioneer Village where we viewed historical records, the general store and many of the household and farming equipment used by our ' forefathers. We thought we were lucky to be living in this modern age when we realized the hard way much of the -work was done by our an- cestors. At Baden quite a number bought some of the good cheese made there to take home. At Stratford our bus driver * drove around by the river where we saw the swans, the theatre and other places bf interest. At the Ponderosa we again enjoyed a delicious meal and wete` ready for the drive home. Our president Harry Baker entertained with mouth organ selections and a sing -song along the way was enjoyed. Q Thanks was expressed to our bus driver, also to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins who did much to help the President in the organizing and taking care of tran- sportation. All 39 members who took the trip agreed it was a very happy and pleasant outing. KAWASAKI Sales Service Parts Accessories Factory Trained Mechanics at 1A.1LL yGULL`� 1 SPORTS 8 RECREATION LIMITED V A R N A 262-5809 44.04. 0.14414444,44 LMR *a ft ft ova fahav *aft YOU eAN SEE,. FEEL, AND, HEAR THE DIFFERENCE IN JOHN DEERE LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTORS .. . Before you invest in a lawn and garden tractor you owe it to yourself to see the John Deere line. They're "Human Engineered" for your comfort and safety. These tractors are designed to last for years and you can always count on us for parts and service. No need to worry about not being able to get small parts like so many names that come and go. Outstanding performance and superior durability comes as standard equipment ... AU from a company that's been around for 140 years. Come and visit us, talk to Simon Van Dam, our sp?cialist on lawn and garden tractors. HURON EXETER 519-235.1115 TRA CTOR BLYTH 519-523-4244 and Ernie Polloch of Varna. Mr. Alf Scotchmer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scotchmer Jodi and Molly of St. Catharines on the weekend. We are pleased to report that Mr. Kelso Fitzsimons is able to be home from .the hospital. Mrs. Lillian Penhale at- tended a bridal shower in Goderich on Sunday evening for her granddaughter, Marlene Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Bennett. Mr. H. Ormond left this week for his future home in Anne Arbor. He will. be missed by his friends here. Miss Ethel Blair, Toronto was a recent visitor with her mother, Mrs. Jessie Blair. Mr. Tom Castle was in London to extend his sym- pathy to his sister, Dean Winhold, on the death of her husband on Saturday. Dean's relatives and friends here extend sincerest sympathy. { CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, 1'HURSDAY, JUNE^?, 1977„ -.PAGE 11 * Is your name on the voter's list 4- Would you like transportation to the poll on June 9? * Where do you vote? * ADVANCE POLL: JUNE 4 AND 6i- 12 NOON TO 9 P.M. (EDT) SENIOR CITIZENS' APARTMENTS, KING ST., CLINTON PHONE Akela Allan ates an o assistant leader David Yates were presented with a gift by the Cub Pack last week by, left to right, David Stevens and Geoff Lyons. (photo by Milvena Erickson) 482-3921 FOR TRANSPORTATION ELECTION DAY - JUNE 9 POLLS OPEN 9 A.M. (EDT) TO 8 P.M. (EDT) • Why vote for a third -party candidate? HURON -MIDDLESEX NEEDS A GOVERNMENT MEMBER Sponsored by Clinton Progressive Conservative Association,. 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