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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-07-07, Page 114 Village social, persona' nates The chicken. barbecue held in ' the arena uncle the auspices of St. Andre Church UCW was ' ell, patronized acid ° successful event. We were pleased to see Mrs. Reddock able to attend the barbecue, although still on crutches due to her ac- cident eight weeks ago. We trust that she will continueto improve." Bible School .will be held at- the tthe 'Presbyterian Church Tuesday and Thursday mornings from ten o'clock till noon. On Wednesdays night "Young Teens" start their meeting at seven o'clock. On Friday and Saturday night, the coffee house will be held in_the basement. ,► Mr. and Mrs, Fred Heard, Stratford, visited with re-latives here on Thursday and attended the funeral` of Mrs. D. Arkell. Mrs. W. Kaufman, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Auburndale; Florida, . and Mr. and Mrs. George Radford, Woodstock, visited for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Merrill otored to Ottawa recently nd spent a few days with Brian and Celine Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Deller, Scott and Kerry of Brampton visited 'on' the weekend in the Haw homes. 4 41 Miss Ethel ,Blair of Toronto, Miss Brenda Blair of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Dave, Battye,, who have recently moved to Boston, were with Mrs. Jessie Blair over the holiauy-weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lynn also Romona and Rhonda of Hillsburg were with Mr.' and Mrs. Ken Lynn on the weekend, .�. Brian Lynn, who sp nt two weeks with his grandyarents returned to hig ho.r'he in Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer, daughter 'Christine and her girl friend Karen Smythe of Weston spent a week with Mrs. Ethel Knight. Also visiting in the same -home on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Latimer of Weston and Mr. and 1Vtrs:.Ron Knight and Kathryn from Leaside. Mr. and Mrs. Alf McLaughlin are visiting with relative* in Winnipeg and with a brother of the former In Okanagan Valley,. British Columbia and with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hovey of Langley. They then go on to Dawson Creek where they will attend the weddi1 g of their grand- daughter, Lynn Heath. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Faller of Colorado also Jeff and Jill are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Le Bead. Mike Scotchmer of Toronto is visiting his father, M'r. Alf Scotchmer. 1 ' Christening held at church The christening ceremony of Shane Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pounder and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder took place in the Anglican 'church on riday evening. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Wm, Bennett. Godparents were ` Mr. arid Mrs. Howard Scotchmer of Chatham. Howard is Shane's great uncle., • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder entertained at an informal gathering at their home following the ceremony. Guests present were Rev. W. and Mrs': Burnett, .the 'godparents; Mr. and Mrs. rlr-` Howard Scotchmer and their children Robert, Lori and Carolyn; Mr. and Mrs. Raney Larson and Mrs. Greta Scotchmer, who are great grandparents;' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Larson of London, who are grandparents; Little Krystie, sister of Shane; Miss Mary- Pounder, Toronto and Mr. Randy Campbell of Hensall; Mr. and- Mrs. J. Fisher (Cathy) and little daughter Jodi - Cathy and Mary are aunts of . Shane Mark; and present Mr. and Mrs. W. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burt of St. Catharines. News of Hensall By Hilda M. Payne The service, at the Hensall United Church on Sunday was .conducted by Rev. Don Beck w*h Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ.' The choir, as an anthem, sang the Centennial Hymn and Rev. Beck preached on the subject "Fear Not" A .bouquet of flowers decorating the church was from the wedding of Melanie Veal and ria rry'MHier . �- r. Sim Roobal returned to home on Thursday after ing been a. patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. John nynendyk, ' Woodstock and r. 'Herbert Konynendyk from Holland Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal on Monday. Mr, and. Mrs. Ken Glavin and family visited . with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch on Sunday. Robin McLellan, daughter of Ken McLellan of. Kipper", has passed her Grade Two Theory at the Royal Con- servatory of Music with honours. Robin is ,a pupil of Miss Greta Lammie, Hensall. Sales Barn • Supply at the Hensall livestock sales consisted mainly of heifers, and steers, demand was ,active and prices were steady. Fat cattle heifers, $38.50 - $40, top to $42; steers $42.50 - $44, top; to $44.50. Pigs: weanlings $32. - $35.50; chunks $37,,50 -$45.50. • 1 CLINTON NEWS -R eORD, THURSDAY, JULY 107PAO Bruce-iuclr welcQmes-v : sitors The p'l.iblic visitor program - at the Bruce Nuclear Power - ' Development got underway Friday,. ,July 1 and will' run until Monday, September 5. The, public is welcome at the Visitors. Centre daily from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Bus tUurs of BNPD are 'available Wednesday to „Sunday only (including holiday Mondays) starting at the Visitors Centre.. To get there, travel I-Iighway 21 between Kincardine and Port Elgin and follow the signs to the "Visitors Centre". The tour ,programs:, which are free, run at 40 minute intervals and last ap- proximately 11/2 hours. They include a film on nuclear power, displays and a con- ducted tour of the I3NPD . facilities. •' Group tours may also' be arranged throughout the year by contacting the BNPD Information Office,. Mrs. Leona McKellar spent a few'days with her daughter, Mrs. Ted Dunn, ' Ted ' and children. Mrs. V. - -McLaughlin of Toronto also Meagen, Alfie and Courtney are visiting ,,.;with relatives here. " Mr. and Mrs.. Doug Curran; a1so,C:hristine' "and Barb of Willowdale were • weekend guests of Mrs. Susie,Pollock. MA and Mrs. Tom Blackie are in Hamilton visiting their nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Murray. , . Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blackiyelvere Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of Paisley, Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClinchey have returned home from.a wonderful trip to England. Mr. Jim Dewar, son David and his friend Rob Hughes of Weston visited on• the weekend with Mrs. Elva Metcalf. • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dewar have a new grandson, Adam, -who, is also a new great grandson for Mrs. Ada Dewar of Zurich Nursing Home. Proud parents are Janice and Jim Webb of Vancouver. A service of great' interest was held in St. Andrews United Church on Sunday when relatives arid members of the congregation witnessed the christening of Shauna Leanne, who was born January 7, 1977 to Mr. and Mrs. David Blane Hem- mingway and is a charming little granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox. -; A most impressive sermon was delivered' by Rev. J. Reddock following the ceremony, We extend our sympathy to Mr. Fred Arkell, his family and -to brothers and sisters of -Mrs. Daisy Arkell in their bereavement. Mr. and. Mrs.- Robert Turner and . Mrs. Bertha Turner spent the weekend in New 'Sarem with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Turner. On Saturday, they `attended the wedding of their nephew and grandson, John W. T, Urner to Miss- Joan Humphries in the New Sarem Baptist Church and the Reception' which followed at the groom's home. from the north included Mike Coleman, Steve Altori, Jack Webster, Lloyd Webster, Harvey Ritchie, Blake Alton, Bruce Weber and John Andrew. The ladies from the events of the . afternoon as south prepared a delicious meal. In the absence of .the president, Watson Webster acted, as_•_ master of Steji Debbie Bedard received the mathematics award arid Paul Wettlaufer'' received the science . award at Holmesville school's Grade'S graduation ceremonies on lune 21. (staff photo) clan•� ebste .rgathers The annual Webster picnic ceremonies and, called on was held June 19th at Elgin McKinley to say -grace, Brucefleld Public School, . after which the secretary when about 125 relatives met read the names of 10 mem- to renew friendships. The bers who passed away -since southerri branch of the family their last gathering., A was in -charge of the picnic minutes silence was observed and Sports were in charge of in • memory of Mrs. Robt. Mrs. Ray Huether. • • Helm, Tom -'Anderson, Tracy Prize winners were as Webster, Chas. Hodgins, Mrs.' follows: pre 'school, Nancy John Cameron, Mrs. Fred Webster, Mary Ellen Web- Reid, Miss Hazel Webster, ster; girls 6-8, Julie Webster;' Robert Watson, Patrick Beverly • Hart, • Janet Gibson, 21, and Mary Ellen Coleman; girls 9-13, Donna Gibson, 18, both killed in one Hart, Suzanne Kirkland, accident in, December 1976, Anne . Alton; boys 9-13; grandchildren of Beatty Michael Coleman, John ,Gibson, Detroit. Huether, Steve Alton; boys 14 and over, DannyHolmes, Steve Huether;: girl's kick" the slipper, '14 and under, Donna Hart, Suzanne Kirkland, Julie Webster; boy's kick the slipper, John Huether, Steve Alton, Michael Coleman,, Steve Alton and Lynn Alton; three- legged race, boys and girls, Danny Hdlmes, and. Donna Hart, Michael and S'aitdr'a'Ciireman', Steve Alton and Lynn Alton; ladies' kick the slipper, Sharon Weber, Janet Webster., Anna .Keyes, MTs. Lloyd W ;bster; hundred yard dash, Mack Webster, Jack Coleman, Steve Alton; married women's race, Janet Webster, Grace Chapman, Eleanor Coleman; men's kick the slipper; Jack Coleman, Lloyd Webster, Mack Web= ster. An exciting tug-of-war took place between the north and.,, president,, James Chapman; south with the south winning..,, second vice president, Donald Members of team from south Cameron;- treasurer north, were Jack Coleman, Mack Alex Andrew; treasurer Webster, Ray Huether, Bob south, Mel Webster; Webster, John Huether, 'secretary, Jessie Kirkland. Danny Holmes, Jim Hart, The -group was in favour 'of Steve Huether. The team changing .the picnic to the second Sunday in June another year, when it will be in. charge of the northern brand, of the family. All enjoyed the special Silver dollars were presented for special oc- casions as follows: oldest lady, Miss Ada Webster; oldest, gent, Fred Reid; youngest child, Jolene Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weber; birthday nearest date of picnic Bruce Keyes; wedding date nearest date of picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webster tied with' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Webster of Big Valley, Alberta; coming the farthest to picnic, Lloyd and June Webster, Jack 'and Irene Webster, both of Big Valley; largest family Present, 'Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman, A b-usiness meeting followed at which time the following officers were ap- pointed . for 1978, president, Harvey Ritchie; first vice Mr. . Larry Jones and daughter Leanne, Mrs. Nancy Barta and sons Bob, • Scott and Brian ',from Woodstock were weekend guests in the village with. Mr. "'and Mrs. Doug Talbot and girls at the Homestead Trailer camp and also with Mrs. Barta's parents•Mr. and Mrs. Norm Talbot.. The many -friends of Mr. Ray Schell will be glad to , hear he has returned from Ayer's Cliff, Quebec where he spent six weeks- ' with his youngest daughter, Evelyn Schell who is with - the Canadian Sunday School Mission there. Mr. Schell reports he had a very good trip and 'enjoyed his stay there. . Mr. J: Reder, also. of the Senior Citizens Apartments has returned . from a trip to the Yukon where he attended the wedding of his grand- daughter. "THE SEPARATE SHOPPE MAIN CORNER, CLINTON • PHONE 482-7778 (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) SALE - 25% OFF' • PANTSUITS • BLOUSES -' • PANTS OPEN 1.0 M • DRESSES • SKIRTS • SHORTS OPEN 1-6 . i 4 well as bag pipe music and drumming by Mack Webster of Kincardine and Watson Webster 'of Clinton, the clams pipers. Didn't. win 900,000- inthe �. r. A Bestlnterest 1- 1.4% W• e represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to ar fan9e for the highest interest being offered -on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. * lubject to change .1PO Gaispr-Kn eale Insqsrcince Agency Inc. , Formerly K, W.. COLO0E1O0N INSURANCE 14 Isaac St,,Clinton, Ont. T Phone 482-9741 r CLOVER FARM The Management Reserves the Right to limit quantities to normal family requirements AT VANASTRA NEW SUMMER HOURS: MONDAY,. -..,TUESDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. ,,.,,..WEDTHURS.-FRI.9 A.M. - 9 P.M. SATURDAY - 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. ' - SUNDAY -11 A.M. -•6 P.M. • Prices effective 'til closing Saturday, Jury "Famous for Quality" MEATS CUT FROM FRESH CANADIAN. PORK ECONOMICALLY PRICED SHOULDER PICNIC ROASTS C CHOICE FRESH PORK BUTT CHOPS SHOULDER CHOPS $1.09.. LB E=a., FRES BUTT ROAST $1.19 L. PRIDE OF CANADA READY TO EAT PRESSED ▪ DINNER . �► 8 PORK SHOULDERS •6 LB: STORE•SLICED PORK .L1VER 3.9; LB. PRIDE OF CANADA REGULAR OR ALL BEEF WIENERS 794 LB. TOMATOES draw inGoderich? Don't Despair! Bring your old July 7 "Wintarioo' tickets in to Mary's Sewing Centre They'll. be worth OFF Your Purthasa of 90.00 or more MARY'S' SEWING.�ENTRE "At � 'Marr? s, we all win" ter SUPER SPECIAL! CLOVER LEAF - 71/4 OZ. GLAD DISPENSER - 10's COHOE L0 GARBAGEBAG$ CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP 4I#1. KENT 121/2 OZ" FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 194 CARNIVAL 10 OZ. • CHOICE STEMS & PIECES MUSHROOMS 694 THESE AIDE OUR FEAIUREflSIIOIPERS WE ARE'%ILSO FEATURING►,'HIS WEE ADDITIONAL UST OF OVER 40 OTHER 4'111114*.STORE SPEtIALS • •t'.. a. �.. m ..., k...: e c gip; µ: