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Cheryl Jefferson.
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Local girl at CNE
The annual "MISS CNE -
SWEETHEART OF THE
FAIRS°' Pageant is the
highlight that kicks off the
Canadian National Exhibition
on opening day, August 17,
This year 80 beautiful
queens from their respective
Agriculture Societies., in -
chiding Cheryl Jefferson of
Clinton,will be competing for
the Miss _ CNE crown and
honour of reigning over 20
days of the Exhibition..
Master of Ceremonies for
this extravaganza will be
Bobby Girnby,, Pied Piper of
Canada, and the Co-
ordinator, Miss Jacquie
Perrin :of C1; TO -TV and, a
former Miss Dominion of
Canada:
This entire' event will be
staged in the main arena of
the Coliseum with prejudging
at 10:15 a.rn. and the Final
Judging at 2:30 p.m. The
winner will be crowned at
approximately 4 p.m.
Smile
CLUNTQN NEWS-RJCQR,
THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1977 ?'AGE 9
News of Londesboro
United Church
Greeting into the sanctuary
on Sunday morning were
Jack Tarnblyn and Kevin
Hulley and the ushers" were
loan . ' Mason, Susan
In 'the old days, if a person Jamieson, Sally Pollard and
missed the stag.ecoath, he Kathy Radford. '
was content .to Wait two days Choir -members were, a trio
for another one. Now we feel of Elizabeth Gibson, Barbara'
frustrated 'if we miss one. and Judy Carter, ac-
sectioh of a reVpiving door: cpnlpanyin,g themselves on
guitars. Also guitar ' duets,
}- -1- -}- were perft�rmed by Elizabeth
A bee has a stinger .031 5 inch and Judy:
long. The other 2'4 inches is Rev. McDonald's children's
your imagination, story was "The heart beat of
God" and the junior teachers
were Florence Cartwright,
Diane Bromley and Mary
Peel.
The flowers were placed by
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Presczator
in honor of the marriage:of
their ' «daugh"tern Diane, to
Steven Lee on ,SaAiitday in
this church..
Ngxt• Sunday, August 7 at,
10:30 am, there will be the
annual open air service and
family pitnic at , Camp
Menestung at the Goderich
United Church Camp. _
WI Spofisor Bus Trip
Murphy's Bus Lines in
Clinton and driver Bob
Hubert of Seaforth came to
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Londesboro Hall at 8 am on
Tuesday, July 36, when 91
passengers enjoyed a trip to
Elmira.
The group went to a
"Mennonite Church where the
assistant pastor showed the
WI "The Mennon„it'e Story"
'whert they first came to
America, in 1863. There were
many .questions and answers
afterwards.
He was thanked by Beth
Know who had convened the
trip, `'an,d following this, the
group had lunch at The Stone
Crock. A` 25 mile tour of the
surrounding country followed
when Mr. Iaven Scantz was
the commentator, which was
very interesting and
humorous. A stop was made
at St. Jacobs for some
shopping time.
Beryl Reid thanked Beth
Knox for her work, convening
the trip, and presented each
each with a gift of the trip.
Music Results
Congratulations to the
pupils of Mrs. Gail Lear who
tried their piano
examinations recently with
the Royal Conservatory of
Music
Grade VIII Honors went to
Ian Mann; Grade VI Honors,
Barabara Carter; Karen
Wood- and Susan Jamieson,
with the Western Con-
servatory of Music; Grade VI
Honors, Sally Pollard.
Congratulations to guitar
players: Judy Carter and
Elizabeth Gibson, Judy won
first in guitar solos and she
and Elizabeth won first in
guitar duets' at the Toronto
Music Festival. They spent
the weekend of July 23 at the
Holiday Inn in Toronto.
Personals
Mrs. Allen Bosman is a
patient '• in Clinton Public
Hospital, having had surgery
on Thursday, July 28.
Mrs. Ted Hunking was
admitted to Clinton Public
Hospital on Thursday, July 28
and returned home on
Monday, August 1.
Christine Carter spent
Saturday night in Clinton
,,,Hospital following a .car -
horse accident last Saturday
at '5 pm on Highway 4 at the
Londesboro bridge. Her hprse
was killed.
• Rev. McDonald is leader
for ,a PWP Camp at
Menestung this week.
- We welcome Ms. Bev
Cotton and Angela of Clinton,
who moved on to an apart-
ment in her father, Gordon
Harkes' house here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crich,
London visited . on Tuesday,
July 12 with Mrs. Joe
Shaddick.
Visitors on Tuesday, July 26
with Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Newby were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Conley from Port St.
Lucia, Florida.
John Cartwight is spending
this week attending the
Walter Tkaczak HHockey
School of St. Marys which is
being held in the Mitchell
Arena.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cham-
bers and Sherry of Burlington
visited at the home • of her
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns
on Sunday when her mother
Mrs. Mary Vaillancount
returned home with them
from spending two weeks
with her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Burns.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Harvey Taylor were Mrs.
John McKinnon and her
mother, Mrs. H,iwkins of
Hamilton.
Mrs. Alice Davidson
returned home on Monday,
July 25 after spending 10 days ,
visiting friends at Levack. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Bev Waliaee
and family .returned home
from a five day visit to
Ottawa and surrounding
areas.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Caldwell returnedd' home •on
Thursday, July. 28 after
spending a month visiting
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Crawford of Kelowna
B.C.
Patricia Stackhouse
stopped on her way to
Jamiaca on July 23. Pat was
the winner in the Open Class
in the Kawartha Lakes
Ontario Step Dance and
Fiddlers Competiton in
Bobcaygen. She received a
gift of $200 and an all expense
paid trip for two for one week
in Montego Bay, Jamaica
and also won the Gilles Roy
Throphy.
Rev. and Mrs, Merryn
Penfound, Calestor and Blair
returned to their home at
Shelbrook, Saskatchewan on
July 26, after spending July
with his mother, Mrs. Olive
Penfound and other relations.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldof
Fangrad, S't. Catharines
visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Riley
of Niagara ,Falls spent' the
weekend with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Gordon Radford.
Mr., and Mrs. Wayne
Jackson, Brian, Ken and
Sandra of Ridgetown spent
the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs: Tom
Allen and attended the Blyth
Centennial Celebrations.
Mrs. Bill Shaddick, Julie
and Junior returned home on
July 23 after spending three
weeks with her parents at
Portage La Prairie,
Manitoba. Bill visited the
first week in July.
The..WI Education meeting
will be August 10 at 8 p'm.
Speaker will be Mary Mit-
chell and 'the roll call is a .TV
commercial that insults your
intelligence. Invitation and
introduction of young
women guests from Auburn
and Walkerburn will take
place and a penny sale put on
by the. last .half of the
members will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Shobbrook, Diana and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Lyon, Cheryl
returned home on Friday
night from a week's vacation
in ' Algonquin Park and
Huntsville. Enroute to
Ottawa, thegroup visited
places of interest and took a
tour of the Thousand Islands
nthen to Ontario Place,
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrie,
Robbie and Jennifer of Kit-
chener spent the- weekend
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson and his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Lawrie of Blyth. They at-
tended the Blyth Centennial'.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Radford of London .are with
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Fowler
spent the weekend with her .
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claire'
Vincent. •
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