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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-06-16, Page 17• M Mr. Peter McNaughton underwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital London last week. Mr. James Sangster who has been a patient• in South Huron Hospital for the past two weeks returned to her home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson of Sudbury visited recently with the latter's aunt Mrs. Glenn E. Bell. Communion Serivice Rev. E.G. Nelson of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth Interm-Moderator conducted Communion service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday when Mrs. William Tinney and Mrs. Samuel Rannie joined the Congregation and were received ' into membership. Miss Brenda Pepper presided at the organ. Next Sunday Rev. Nelson's son who is a student minister will conduct the cervice. There will be no service on Sunday June 26 as it will be the Cromarty an- niversary. Legion Ladies' Meet The ladies' Legion Auxiliary met 'on Tuesday evening with the President • Mrs. Beatrice Uyl presiding. Committees were formed for the coming year. Members are catering to a summer wedding. Mrs. Howard Smale won the Mystery prize and Marion Wasson won the Attendance prize. Bingo was 4 played and refreshments served. The legion Ladies' ; held a most successful Penny Sale on Friday evening with the following prize winners: $10 voucher from Home Hard- ware donated by Big "0" was won by Marilyn Taylor; Table donated by Donthron's Furniture won by Lloyd Allan; lawn chair donated by �► C.E. Reid and Sons won by 4'^ Bob McKee; table cloth donated by Tee Jay Fashions won by Lottie McLennon, Blyth; bath oil and bubble set donated by Leona Parke was won by Steve Harburn; cream and sugar set donated by Peter McNaughton won by Marlene Smith. A fire extinguisher was donated by Hyde •Bros. and won by Doug Volland: $5 bill donated by Joynt Insurance • won by Kay Hesselwood, Blyth; floral display donated by Ron's Variety won by Jean Munn; half gallon ice cream donated by Shaw's Dairy won by Garnet Allan; $10 bill donated by Richman Photo won by Bev. Moir; one year subcription to the Zurich News won by J. Briton, Seaforth; $10 bill donated by * Reid's Body Shop won by Chris Erb; $10 voucher at Al's Supersave won by Garnet Allan ; after bath freshner donated by Leona Parke won by Jeff Britton, Seaforth; a permanent wave donated by Bill's Hairstyling won by Annie Reid; admission for two to Din and Dance donated by Pineridge Chalet won by 411 0 Pat McBride; jewellery box donated by Legion Auxiliary won by Pat McBride. A $12 service call donated by Don Travers won by Viola Slavin, Exeter; cheese board and cutter donated by Ger- bros Mill won by Bill Noakes; one single portrait donated by Brian Richman Photo won by Bill Carlile; punch bowl donated by the Seaforth and Hensoll Nursing Homes won by Louise McVean; ash trays donated by Kozy Korner won by Raye Schwalm; $5 donated by Jim Taylor , Industries won by Annie Reid; one year subscription to The Times -Advocate won by John Chappel; lock set donated by Murray Baker won by H. Austin, Seaforth; timex watch donated by Home Hardware won by Lois Wurm Exeter; vase donated by Alvin Taylor won by Carrie Harry; $5 bill donated by Jack's Small Engines won by Gordon Munn. Six-week garbage collec- tion donated by Glen Nixon won by Betty Simmons; plant donated by Farmer Bill'F Flower shop won by Hilda Smale; set of glasses donated by W.G. Thompson's won by Bob Carlile; $5 voucher for baking donated by Dutman's Bakery won by Vera Brint- nell; twenty quarts milk donated by Hensall Dairy won by Helen Tinney; patio lights donated by Parker and Parker Farm Drainage won by Ivan Coleman; bracing lotion donated by Leona Parke won by Mrs. Robt. Simpson; eletric bun warmer donated by Knight Electric won by Brent Southcott; plant donated by Country Flowers won by Marg McDonald; $5 bill donated by Ice Box won by Mrs. Charlie Hay ; teddy bear donated by Ladies' Auxiliary won by Judy Baird; chair donated by Bend ix Plant No. 1 won by Evelyn Randall. A patio table donated by W.G. Thompson's and Son won by Ivan Coleman; lawn chair donated by Hensall Co - Op won by Susie Vanstone; lawn chair donated by Hensall Co -Op won by Janis Bisback; pop, four draws -two cartons per person donated by Tuckey Beverages won by Brenda Sm-alo, Susan Van - stone, Jane Pollock, Becky Baker; footstool donated by O'Brien's Upholstery won by Jessie Archer; $20 donated by Custom Trailers won by Raymond Beierling; two draws potato chips donated by "Guess Who" won by Jane Pollock and Karen Shiels; one year Subscription by Huron Expositor won by Ray Schwalm; four quarts oil donated by Kyle's Garage won by Bill Noakes one Gallon house paint donated by Fink's won by 'Dorothy Reynolds; fishing pole donated by Hensall Legion .won by Tammy Alexander; set of glasses donated by Smith Construction won by Mrs. R. Hoffman; permanent wave donated by Style Beauty Salon won by Kay JsjiIspray Insulspray starts as a liquid foam. It fills the empty space be- tween inside and outside walls. Then it hardens to form a longlasting barrier against winter cold and summer heat. If you are considering wall insulation, give us a call at 565-263 or write Box 158 Bayfield. Bluewater insulation Ltdinsulspray Ise• trademark of Borden, Inc, Hesselwood, Blyth; two dinners donated by Bean Pot won by Jean Dunn; five mugs donated by Ed Little won by Betty Sangster ; $5 bill donated by Jim's Machine Shop won by Mrs. Robt. Simpson; redwood stain .donated by Paul McCaully won by Pat Pollock; hair colouring donated by Flynn's Barber shop won by Betty Sangster. A $5 bill donated by Hensall sales Barn won by Vera Brintnell; one year sub- scription by Clinton News won by Ray Schwalm ; $5 bill donated by Huron Auto Body won-. Jena Munn; $5 gift certificate from Len McKnight's won by Grace Wurm, Exeter; $7.50 gas donated by Ted Thuss won by Betty Simmons; soap and cologne donated by Ron's Health Centre won by Betty Simmons; lamp donated by Bendix No. 2 won by Davaid Rowclitfe; hand bag donated by "Guess Who?" won by Marilyn Taylor; .two mirrors donated by Hensall motors won by Harold Wilbert. ('eiebrate 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Allan were pleasantly surprised on Saturday on the occasion of their 25th wedding an- niversary when their family entertained them to dinner at the Bayview Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smale who were bridesmaid and groomsman were guests. The - guests of honour were presented with an engraved silver tray from the family. Later relatives and friends assembled at the Legion Hall where a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all., Lunch was served. Local obituary GERTRUDE ALELIA PICKARD Gertrude Alelia Pickard of fluronview died Thursday, June 9, 1977 at the Clinton Public Hospital. She was 85 years of age. The daughter of Daniel and Ellie Cameron, she was born October 23, 1892 in Aylmer, Ontario. Mrs. Pickard was predeceased by her first husband, William Johnson and also her second husband, Albert Pickard. She was also predeceased by one daughter and one son, Harold. She is survived by three sons, Howard and Carl, Clinton and Charles, Union Lake, Michigan. Seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren are also surviving. • The funeral was held June 11 at the Ball Funeral Home. Interment followed at the Aylmer Cemetery, Aylmer. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sykes celebrated their second anniversary on June 7. They were married at Heather (;ardens after many years of illness. The couple were honoured at a dance last Saturday evening at Heather Gardens. by Bertha McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe, Sally and Jackie of Mitchell were recent visitors with Mrs. Chaffe's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett. Riley Reunion The 30th Riley Reunion was held at the Hensall Park with 68 present. Special en- tertainment was with Don Thompson's Band of London which was much enjoyed. Sports were as follows: boys and girls 5 and under, Steven Boa, Jason Clarke, Scott Boa; boys , and girls under eight Bradley Eckel, Brett Stinson, Lori Harburn; boys and girls under 12 Pat Riley, Jean Johns, Susan Harburn ; Candy Scramble was for eight and under and 12 and under; kick the slipper Susan Harburn, Pat Riley; men running backwards, Rick Van V,alkengood; women throwing ball backwards Karen Shiels; ladies kick the slipper Jo Anne Stinson; relay egg on spoon Jo Anne Stinson's team; styrafoam cup on head Don Thompson's team. The grandmother with most grandchildren present was Nelli Riley. Lucky Plate went Loretta Riley; elimination game for adults Fred Boa; elimination game for children Pat Riley; youngest baby Thomas Jypson five weeks, Stratford. It was decided to hold the reunion next year on the second Sunday in June at Hensall Park. Officers are past president, Ted Harburn; president, Don Fraser; 1st vice president, Leslie Riley; secretary, Elizabeth Riley; treasurer, Gwen Harburn; sports committee, Tom and Judy Jypson, Don and Marlene Fraser, Stratford. Queensway News Visitors at Queensway Nursing Home last week were Mervyn and Irene Dunn, Amy and Greta Lammie, Jean Triebner with Vera Lammie. Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Denroach, Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Kestle and Leslie Mitchell with Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Louise Reid, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Parker visited Clara Featherston. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pullman, London visited Bernice Lavery. Graham and Marjorie Arthur visited Mrs. —Sarah Arthur. Howard Johns visited his'' mother Mabel Johns. Shirley Prouty visited Lynn Latimore Isobel Sproat, Vera Lammie, and Bernice Howes. Cecil and Betty Smith visited Lynn Latimore and several residents. Rev. George Anderson conducted the church service with Louise Mitchell ac- companying. The Christian Reformed Church ladies of Exeter took the residents to Riverview Park for car rides, games and treats on Monday. Fitness is fun. 4611 Try some. Paarianacrion We've Got Hundreds of Great Ideas To Help You Find That One Special Gift For Dad Father's Day, Sunday, June 19th SPORT SHIRTS SLACKS SHORTS AND BEACHWEAR HOSIERY BELTS FASHION TIES SUITS SPORT JACKETS GOLF JACKETS PIERRE CARDIN SHIRTS FORSYTH S.S. DRESS SHIRTS Gift Certificates (Chorgox or MasMrcharge ) HERMAN'S MEN'S WEAR 32 Albert St. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Clinton CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE Hnsa11 arena tenders are under close study Tenders for the new Hensall Arena and Corn- munity Centre were opened last week but Hensall clerk Bob Heil says the proposed costs are far from final. five contractors submitted tenders ranging from $687,850 to $750,000. Heil said council was budgeted for total cost of $635,000. "The tenders were proposal tenders so the final cost of the arena may end up nowhere near the proposed prices", he indicated. The contractors have agreed to be flexible so council may decide what parts of the accepted tender will be used and which may be refused, he said. "Council will whittle the figures to fit their own need". The proposed arena and community centre in the tenders is a "Rolls Royce" centre which will cost less once the unnecessary features are removed by council, he said. There are things from the old arena such as glass which may ,be used for the new arena, he suggested. '`When council finishes the people of Hensall will s have exactly what they wanted", said Heil. .Council has 30 days to negotiate the final design of the arena with contractors. The arena and community centre canvass reached $17,500 last week and the canvassers have been suc- cessful according to Heil." "We're averaging between $175 to $200 per house on the canvass", he said. Monster bingo results Alice Brown of Bayfield had an extremely lucky night at bingo on Monday as she took the jackpot of $1,000. Three other ladies also found Clinton's Monster Bingo a worthwhile event as they each took a share -the - wealth pot. Isabelle Rau of Seaforth was the top winner with $156; Theresa Scham- back of Stratford claimed $150.50 and Mrs. M. Hart of Clinton won $149.50, In the regular games, Marg Hoskin of Clinton was the lone winner in a regular game. Other individual winners were: Cherie Schertze, Goderich; Theresa Schamback ; Pearl Taylor, Hensall; Linda Kennedy, Londesboro; Louise Tideswell, Clinton; Saraha Anstett, Wingham and Sadie Campbell, Mitchell. A number of other winners shared the money in games. Beverly Bell, Hensall; Debbie Bromely, Clinton; Iva Boyes, Clinton and Marg Finlay from London split one game. Meanwhile, . Phyliss Lee, Clinton; Marg Carter, Clinton; Norman Baird, Brucefield and Leonard Steep of Clinton took another. Blanche ° Angus, Clinton; Mrs. Draper, Goderich; and Marg Steep all won in a game while Fred Telford, Bayfield; Marg Hoskin, Clinton; Marnie Middleton, Clinton; Fred Sears, Goderich and Mildred Swan, Mitchell shared a game. Gladys Telfors, Bayfield and Clete Holkland of Clinton were the only two lucky players in a game and Shirley Smith; Eve Tyler, Dash- wood ; Joan Haywood, Exeter; and Judy Gregory of Auburn won another. 0, 1917 # You can be a MILLIONAIRE for a day! 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