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.CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1977
Church News
Worship service was held in
the Holmesville United
Church, Sunday at 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School was held in the
Sunday Schooi rooms with
Rev. John Oestreicher in
charge.
Graduation
Jean and Clarence Perdue
attended the 222nd spring
convocation at Alumni Hall at
the Uniyersity of Western
Ontario, London, June 8 when
,their daughter, Bonnie Ann,
received her Bachelor of Arts
Degree in English. It was a
very enjoyable and happy
day for those concerned.
Bonnie has accepted a
teaching position at the
Holmesville School.
Thos of the community
would like to congratulate
Bonnie and wish her all the
best at the Holmesville
School.
? th Wedding Anniversary
The family of Irene and
Earl Heipel held a dinner at
the M 11, Benmiller in honour
of their parents 25th wedding
anniversary, June 4.
After the dinner, the family
returned to their parents
home where everyone en-
joyed an evening of fun.
On Saturday evening June
I1, an anniversary mass, was
sung by Father Hardy, at St.
Joseph's Church, Clinton. The
men's choir sang during the
mass led by Seamus Doherty.
The reader was Kay Sharpe
and the organist was Mrs.
Bonnie Jewett. Later a
reception was held at the
Clinton Legion Hall where
many guests joined Mr. and
Mrs. Heipel in celebrating
their anniversary. Taking
care, of the guest book were
Mabel and Milt Schreiber of
Clinton who were at the
couples wedding 25 years -'ago.
Mrs. Florence Lambertus
of Mildmay, sister of Mrs.
Heipel and a bridesmaid, was
present as was her flower
girl, a niece of Mr. Heipel's
Madeline Quigley of
Harriston.
Two elderly aunts and one
elderly uncle were happy to
join in the occasion. Other
guests, friends and neigh-
bours were ' from the
Walkerton area, Hanover,
London, Kitchener, Chep-
stow, Formosa, Mildmay,
and Ottawa. An enjoyable
evening of dancing to the
Truetones was spent. A lovely
lunch was served by the
Ladies Legion Auxiliary.
Go Cart Racer
Bradley Duff has been
cleaning up in the Go Cart
races this year in London. He
is top point holder at Fan-
shawe Cartways in his class.
Bradley travelled to
Georgetown Sunday and did
very well against top drivers
of Ontario in sanctioned
racing. Bradley received a
trophy last Wednesday night
in London for top points of the
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Graduation
Congratulations from the
community to Laurie Janice
Ginn on receiving her
Bachelor of Science in
Nursing and Bachelor of Arts
in Psychology at the con-
vocation of Windsor
University. Good wishes
Laurie.
Bus Trip
The Goderich Township
Women's Institute are
planning a busy trip to Park -
wood McLaughlin Estates,
June 28. It is open to anyone.
Call Hazel McCreath, 524-7436
or Bernice Mcllwain at 524-
7051 for particulars.
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UCW Meeting
The UCW of Holmesville
United Church met in the
Sunday school room on
Tuesday June 7 with Mrs.
Wilmer Potter presiding. She
read a poem concerning the
Church, Mrs. Phyllis Cox and
Mrs. Myrtle Baxter read the
scripture and meditation
religion in Canada from the
study book was taken by Mrs.
Ada Tebbutt and Mrs. Irene
Cudmore. Mrs. Potter read
an article "Living in
Missanabie".
Mrs. Phyllis Cox was in
charge of the business. Mrs.
Maizie Gliddon, Mrs. Huller
and Mrs. Elma Potter were
called to the front and Mrs.
Doris Batkin read the ad-
dress. Mrs. Lis Jervis
presented the former ladies
with life membership pins for
their faithful work in the
church.
The roll call was answered
with the qualities you admire
in a friend. Pennies were
brought in. Twenty five
dollars was donated to the
London Conference World
Outreach.
A bale was.delivered to
Mission Servicin London.
More articles were brought in
on. the day of the'mteeting.
Mrs. Maizie Gliddon led in
prayer to close the meeting.
Mr. and•, Mrs. Robert
Forsythe of Willowdale
visited with Mrs. Lititia
Riddell and Brian on the
weekend.
Goderich Township
On Tuesday evening June
12, 20 members and guests of
the Goderich Township
Women's Institute toured the
museum in Goderich between
the hours of 7-9 p.m. After the
guided tour they met at the
home of Mrs. Bernice
Mcllwain where she presided
the meeting.
The roll call was answered
with something that gran-
dmother did that you don't
have to do. The minutes were
read and approved.
A tupperware s party will
be held at the November
meeting. Plans were made
for a booth at the arena.
Crafts ' will be on July 7 and
baking July 8.
Arrangements have been
made for a bus trip to Oshawa
on June 28 starting at 8 a.m. A
tour will begin of Parkwood
McLaughlin estates at 12
noon. The group will visit the
museum as well as a shop-
ping center, have a late
supper and then head home.
Plans were made for the
graduation luncheon in
Holmesville School on' June
24.
There will not be a picnic
this year. The June group
served a delicious lunch and
all enjoyed a social hour
together.
It was chicken delight for the hungry people who attended the Foresters chicken barbecue
in Kinburn last Wednesday evening. Along with the chicken, salads, rolls and potatoes
completed the delicious meal. (News -Record photo)
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BAYFIELIJ .bugle
Janet Talbot
Unit No. l from St. Andrews
United Church Bayfield was
well represented at
Bruccfield U.C.W. visitor's
day and meeting in their
church on Tuesday.
The program was an ex-
cellent one and much enjoyed
by all present. Lunch and a
social time concluded a
pleasant afternoon.
Bayfield Eves' Young
Senior Citizen group en-
tertained Dashwood and
Clinton groups on Tuesday
evening in the Town Hall
President Harry Baker
welcomed the guests and
announced the program
numbers. Two very pleasing
selections "Danny Boy" and
"Auralie" were played by
Dalton Smith on his violin
accompanied by Mrs.
Kathleen Hill.
Elmer Trick, Clinton, also
played several piano --selec-
tions in his usual, fine style.
Two ladies from Dashwood
sang a number which was
much enjoyed. About twenty neighbours of
One hundred and fifteen Mr. and Mrs. Morris Taylor
were present and twenty five surprised them with a
tables of euchre played; farewell party on Wednesday
ladies high was Mrs. evening at their home. A few
Ruby Webster, Clinton; games of euchre were played
ladies low was Mrs. Everett then an address which was
Haist of -Dashwood: gents composed by Mrs. Jessie
high was Charles Martini of Keyes was read by Charles
Dashwood and gents low was Kalbfleisch, and Morris and
George Clark, Bayfield. Connie were presented with
Winner for lone hands was .gifts. Morris expressed their
Mary Arthur. ' appreciation, and a delicious
Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Parker lunch was served.
and Mr. and Mrs. C. Merritt Cheryl and Linda Webster
of Sarnia spent four days at are spending six weeks with a
Oquaga Lake going by bus francophone family and
from Clinton. This beautiful attending a French school in
resort in Katskill is operated Trois-Pistoles, Quebec, on the
by the Scott family for south bank of the St.
Seniors and is located bet- Lawrence River near
ween the States of New York
their home here on the
weekend.
We are pleased to know
Mrs. Walter Westlake was
able to come home from the
hospital on Thursday. Best of
wishes are extended.
Lieut. Colonel Dave Battye
and his wife Helen of North
Bay visited with Mrs. Jessie
Blair on the weekend. They
were en route to Boston
where they plan to make their
home.
Blair Bettye and Renee
remained to spend part of the
summer here.
A shower will be held in St.
Andrews United Church
basement for Sandra Cox, a
bride elect, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Cox. The
shower will begin at 2:30
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. G. H. and Mrs. Crosby
of Mooretown visited Mrs.
Jessie Blair on Monday and
also visited with Mrs. Lucy
Diehl at the Hut. We are
pleased that Lucy is able to be
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Wannop
from Cambridge visited on
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
IY.Iliott of Thedford were with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill on
Sunday.
and Pennsylvania.
Dr. Allan Reddoch and his
wife from White Horse are
spending a few days days
with Rev. J. and Mrs Red-
doch at the United Church
parsonage.
Mrs. Leona Mc Kellar is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Ted Dunn,
Ted and family.
Mrs. V. Mc Laughlin,
Meagen, Alfie and Courtney,
Toronto were weekrnd
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Le Beau.
Michael Scotchmer of
Toronto spent the weekend
with his father Mr. Alf.
Scotchmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cluff
spent the weekend at their
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Latimer of Toronto were at
SUMMER PLAYGROUND
REGISTRATION
at the Clinton Town Hall
Sat. June 18 & Sat. June 25
1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Senior Playground - Ages 6 - 3
2 - one month sessions July 4th to 29th
and -or August 1st to 26th
$10.00 registration fee per month
Junior Playground - Ages 3 - 5
2 -- one month sessions, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Afternoons or mornings July and -or August
$8.00 registration fee per month
Program sponsored by Clinton Recreation Department and
co-sponsored by Ministry of Culture and Recreation. Ex-
perience '77, program 40.
a
Rimouski. They are in a'
government sponsored trout.
French -immersion course.
Darryn McAsh celebrated
his fifth birthday on Saturday
with a party for twelve of his
friends.
Visitors with Bill and Joyce
Dowson and family on Sun-
day were . Mrs. Jewitt and
Ken, and Joanne Gibsop of
Seaforth, Larry Jewitt, Pat,
Lynn and Vickie of Toronto,
Don and Pat Jewitt of Clinton,
and John and Barbara Jewitt
and family of Londesboro.
Paul Stephenson spent a
few days fishing in the
French River area a week
ago. Last weekend Bill
Chessell was fishing at
Powassan. Pike fishing was
good at Powassan, but they
didn't get any pickerel or
lorry Heard has passed his
first year exams at Fanshawe
College, and is again working
for Bedard Construction of
Zurich for the summer. Ann
Marie is working at the
P varian Inn this summer.
The, Varna Slowpitch team
defeated Kitchigami Camp 39
to 8 in a game played at the
Varna Ball Park on Saturday
night. They. play the Old
Homestead next week, and
the Lions Club the following
Saturday, games at 8 00
o'clock.
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Vanastra Christian•Church
The Vanastra Christian
Church will be holding Bible
School from July 18-29• in the
afternoon.
Brownies
Eleven Brownies from
Vanastra attended a weekend
campout at Camp Klahanie
last weekend. By going to
camp the girls earned their
Holiday Weekend Badge.
Vanastra Community Centre
Classes for the Spring
program at the Vanastra
Centre end this week` on
Saturday, June 18. The centre
will be closed to the public
Monday June 20 and Tuesday
June 21 for maintenance.
Details of the Summer
Program 1977, will be ad-
vertised in the Huron Shopper
towards the end of June.
Registration will begin the
week of July 4. Classes for
swimming and fitness
commence July 11.
Present recreation swim
times are still in effect until
July 4 at which time af-
ternoon swimming will begin.
The present recreation swim
schedule is as follows:
Monday 7 - 8 and 8:30 - 9:30
p.m.; Tuesday, 8:30 - 10 p.m. ;
Wednesday, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
and 8:30 - 10 p.m.; Thursday,
7-8p.m.and 8:30-10p.rn.;
Friday, 7 - 8 p.m.; Saturday, 3
- 4:30 p.m. and Sunday, 3 -
4:30 p.m.
Because of the interest
shown ballet classes will be
continued for the summer
session. Anyone wishing to
enroll their child is asked to
contact the Centre at 482-3544.
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