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PA.GE 14.,,,CLINTON NFWS-RECORT), THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1977
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Dr and MNigel
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Harradine of London,
England ondhia parents, Dr.
,,and Mrs, Eric I4arradine of
Sandy. , Bedfordshire; visited
last Thursday with .Mr. and
Mrs. ,Thomas Johnston and
Miss ...^° Phillips. Dr. and
M8qs. Eric have been visiting
the1r son and his "vi%*for �the
ptImt three weeks in, London,
Ontario. Dr. Eric is udentist.
Dr. Nigel has been in London.
Ont. fothe past yearand has
been on a medical e) -change
working in University and
Victoria hospitals, Dr. and
return 'to England where.fae
will begin ,practise next
A bridal luncheon was held
in honour of Margaret
Dauphin, future wife of B1 kin
Craig of Auburn, It was held
on July 2' at the home of Mrs.
Darlene Empoy. The 15—,
guests included Margaret's
closest friends and ,,}ub,ea.
Following the luncheon,
Murgurot was presented with
a bride's book and a personal.
gift from all who had at-
tended,
Bud Cbumnoy.' Wilfred
• Collinson and g*p\Gnvie,oy
Goderich returned home last
Wednesday after a trip to
RookG\oh. Saskatchewan on
the occasion of 30th an-
niversary of the tOwn.
n'nivorauryoCthotown. ''�^
Mrs. Myrtle Munro visited
last week with her son, Mr
Robert Youn8b\ut. Mrs,
youngb|ut. Susan, Bruce and
Kristen of Toronto, who are
holidaying at Homestead
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred, Ban-
croft of Mount
un'croYtoYKoount Forest visited
last Friday with Mrs. Albert
McFarlane.
Recent visitors with
and Mrs. Major Youngblut
woro:Murruy. Lynn and Miss
Betty YounAb|ut of Toronto
and Miss Anne Muclnnos of.
Toronto.
Mr,. and.Mry. BudChumney
and Mr. and Mrs.. Stewart
Chamney visited last
weekend in Niagara Falls
with Mrs. Verna Doerr and
other relatives. TRUSTEE BOARD
Mrs. Harold Nicholson,
th, Mrs. Hugh Bennett, . The Auburn Town, Trastee
Port A|btft, Mrs. Frances Board met' in the Town Boll
Clark and Mrs. Eleanor last Monday evening with the
Bradnock attended the chairman, Warner Andrews
funeral Mrs. Clara Wilson in charge. The minutes were
of Londbn last Monday. She accepted as read by the clerk,
was the widow of the late Frank Raithby.
Shearer Wilsoti who was born Adiscussion followed onthe
in the Auburn community. widening of the big hill at the
inKenneth.and Ross of ,London, Street. Drainage pipes have
iS survived by two sons continuation of installedGoderich
uuon and the street
has been widened. It is hoped
to have it paved next year.
Gulf Oil Co. have fixed the
pipe on the street in front of
T,u,nmura and plans are
underway for new street
fiverandebUdr*o'and three
great-grandchildren.
Visiting with.Mr. and lArs,.
Thomas Jardin recently we&
ly)r. arid Mrs. Paul Jardin,
Melissa and Kyla of Kit-
chener, Mr. Earl Knox of
vVinghunn. Mrs. Bonnie „Tillie
Waterloo. Miss . Julie
remaincid for holidays with
her grandparents Mr. and'
Mrs. Thomas Jardin.
Ths annual Children's Day
will be observed at .the July
Meeting of the Auburn
Women's .Institute`.
children are welcome and a
children's program will 4e
held. The members are a'sked
for donations fbr treats, for
everyone.
Many from here attended
Goderich Jubilee 3
celebrations last' week and
above alt the good parade1ast
Saturday.
Mrs. vivion. Pentland of
North Bay visited last week
with her cousin Mrs. Eleanor
Brudnook, her aunt, Mrs`
Elva Straughan and cousin,
Mrs. Thomas Jardin and Mr.
Jardin as well as other'Cr\ondo. .
RecentMrs.�imitoro with �o.
Elva Straughan were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Kitchen of
Hamilton, her niece, Mrs.
Vivian Pentland of North
Bay, a nephew Mr. Bob
Oswald of Waterloo and Mr.
Thomas Anderson of North
Buy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Doran of
Meaford called oh friendS in
the village last week.
Mr. and D8ry. W.H. Mutch
Miss London and Dornthy
1Vlutob of Clinton viaitol last
Saturday with Mrs. Albert
McFarlane.
M. and Mrs. Louis Holtby
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of Belmont visited last Friday
with his uncle Mr. Ed Davies
and Mrs. Duviou.,
Visitors with Mrs. Bell
Allen and Mr. William'J.
Craig were Mr. and Mrs.
W.H. Coates of Florida and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Macltrnurray of Flint, Mich.
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and be tied up. By-laws to
govern the control of dogs are
being drafted.
It was stated that Thomas
Johnston had donated a flag
to the village arid it flow+oo
July |. Net mnddng wUl'bo
held August 13.
wxY.KEIRBORN CLUB
Th�VVu|korburn Club held
their Monthly 'meeting at tbe�
home Of MrsJoseph Verwey'
meeting:on June 30. Co -president Mrs.
with [\' inCanada,
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, The minute were adopted
by Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey as
read by Mrs. Thomas Cun-
ningham. The treasurer's
report was read by Mrs.
Garth McClinchey.
the paymen of fees ancl..a
Roll call yanswered by
donation to the Foster child.
A picnic will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ted Hunking on
July 21st with the program to
be in charge of Mrs- Lloyd
McClinchey and 'Mrs. Ted
Bunking and the lunch
committee will be Mrs.
Stewart Ball and Mrs.
Thomas Cunningham.
Mrs. Ted Bunkingreported
for the absent committee on
the decorating a float for the
Blyth Centennial parade on
July 30th.
The election of offic€rs took
place. Co -presidents were
Mrs. Joe Flunking and ,Mrs.
Lloyd McClinchey;
secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Pen -
found ;
on'yound; treasurer, Mrs. Garth
McClinchey; oaeikut. Mrs.
James Schneider.
Wednesday., July 13 was'
announced astbo day for the
Huronview picnic and anyone
wishing ' to help iransport
people please contact Mrs.
Ted Hunking. The draw prize
donated by Mrs. ElliottLapp
was won by Mrs. Jerry
Huizinga.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp asked
each one to give their own
ideas about 4,.'Wbatwould you
do if you were Prime
Miniator, Pierre Elliott
Trudeau?"
Mrs, Joe
Verwey read a
poem and Mrs. Lapp had a
contest of Prime Ministers
and closed with a poen.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Ted -thinking,'Mrs. Lloyd
McC|ihcbuy and Mrs. Ver-
ederal„ agricultural minister Eugene Whelan, second fron,-; right, was in Clinton last
friuuy night to give area Liberals upep talk. Talking with,Whelanarv John 0roadYuOt
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Mrs. Jim Preszcator held a
shower a her home on
VYednes day evening, July -fith
oucdmmPreszcator relativmSto
honour Diane Preszcator
prior to'her marriage on July
30thtoSteven Lee of.Loodnn.
A number of contests were
conducted. Nancy Preszcator
read the add rss nd the gifts
were presnted to Diane, who
thanked everyone and lunch
was served..
VYe are sorryto reportthat
Mr. Reg Lawson had tbp
misfortune to bk his foot.
Miss Rita Down of London
is sponding two weeks
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
George Cnunter, 'Richard
Kassandra and,Vicky.
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods
of Ganonoque are holidaying
Vanastra
presses for c
ommunity action on
Mery}Thoruao
Resource Centre .
The -Vonuytra Resource
Centre opened its doors on
Thurodoy. May 5, 1977. The
Centre is open every Thur-
sday morning from 9 a.m. to
12 noon. In the time the
Centre has been operating,'
issues concerning the com-
munity have been discussed
and someaction initiated.
A bulletin board has been
erected at the grocery store
for posting of community
notices. Plans are uu6erway.
for the establishing of a
Comrnunity Library. Funding
for summer recreation
programs is being pursued
with the ministry of culture
and recreation. Questions of
landtord-tenant problems and
rent reviews have been
looked into with the Rent
Review Board. Contact has
been made with the local
Lions Club by the Centre, and
issues regarding the new
school in Vanastra have been
looked at.
A prnpoaa\iabo|n0writ6nn
up for submission to the
Federal Government for a
Canada Works Grant. This
'program would --p-rovide
tunding for five full time
employees for 52 weeks.
8o[ne- recreation prograrn-
»`hnQ is underway using
v^}untbero from the con
munity.
It is hoped that the Centre
will grow and expand in the
future. The Centre .provides
an opportunity for all
Vanastra roaidents'to rnoet,
discuss and act on issues
relevant to their community.
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The Centre will continue to
onorato. ehrougbuut the
summer months at the
Vanastra Christian Church.
Babysitting serv|oos are
provided free of charge when
the Centre is open.
`umm,nerrecreadun program
The Vanastra Resource
Centre is offering a summer
program of youth activities.
For further' information
please . contact the helpers
concerned for each activity:
arts and crafts, Monday and
Friday, 10 a.m. 11 a.m. for
boys and girls of all ages,
contact Mrs. Hardy 482'3513
or Mrs. 27723
contact Mrs. Coalr1482-3108,
Mrs, Riley /482-3571 or Mrs.
Devine *82-3737; crochet.'
Ttiwsday!U:80-1!;3Ud.no.for
girls, contact Mr. Bezzo 482-
'4)27.
Cooking, 9-11
for boys and girls, contact
Mrs. Burgess 482-7770, or
Mrs. Bradley 482-9140; story
,eoding. Wednesday 0:30']0
a.m. for boys and gils. aged5
and 0 years, contact Mrs.
Evans 482-7846; story reading,
- Wednesday 10:30 - 11:,30
u.m.Yorboys and girls 7-10
years, contact Mrs. Embling
482-7563; knitting, Thursday
- 11:30 'a.m. yOr girls,
contact Mts. Gale 48219380:
sewing, ` Tuesday and
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8b -la of all ages, contact Mrs.
Mc, Lachlan 482'8581. Mrs.
Jeacock 482-9790 or Mrs,.
Ryan 482'9000; poster
poindng, for boys and girls,
contact Mrs. Shepherd 482-
3780.
We are seeking additional
hetp with knitting and poster
painting and are in need of
persons to teach macrame
,and string art. If you are
interested in "helping -with
these activities please call
Mry.Bridgss at 482-7910.
One or two hours of your
time each week will greatfy
benefit the youth through the
summer Vacation. All these
activities have been planned
yoi.yuur children on why not
seek more information NOW!
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Penny carnival
The Penny Carnival held
last Friday was a 'great
success. The chiidren enjoyed
themselves tremendously
and approximately $70 was
raised to help buy equipment
for the prks in Vanastra.
Winners of the raffle were
Adam Shepherd -free swim;
'Kathy Riley -dinner for two at
the Sandpiper Inn; Marilyn
Bradley -$5 food gift voueher;
',Raymond Beaushaw-fruit
basket; Timmy Gale - jar of
candy.
400
with her parents, Mr. and
IN.
ank
.1_uuud 88illy.
pxaxdk vam
der Molan and Margie
Oakville spent the weekend
with Mrs. W.L. Whyte,
and Mr. Harold Whyte. Miss
lt,Margie Whyte returned- to
'3dP\pb for a short summer I~
course.
Miss Elizabeth Romaniuk
of Seaforth spent the weekend
visiting with David, Darren
and Luanne Stevens�n.
Bill Preszcator spent the
past week on holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott and
Dwayne of Parkhill. Debbie
'P.re,szcmtor spent freo
vvednesduy till .Sund
Mr, andMAllan Pfaff and
Dennis nyCroditop.
Edwina and Hdrr(ottMyerm
of LaGrange. Illinois, Ruth
Kuckonbocker of Ashland
Ohio, her daughet Elizabeth
4nd grandsons David and
Eric visited on Saturdy with.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomnp`
son, Sharon and Bob, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Thompson and
Leisa and Mrs.. Mary Scott,
'Brenda, John and David,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey
attended the Norris Reunion
held onSunday utthe home of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Store,y
of RR 2, SoaY?r b.
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Between the titne an ocean-
going vessel enters the St. if
Lawrence Seaway and
climbs
Thunder Bay, it.
imbs U00 feet. That ioone-
third of the way up. the CN
Tower.
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