Clinton News-Record, 1977-09-22, Page 17. Queensway woman
celebrates 94th birthday
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By Bertha MacGregor
Queensway Nursing
Home news
Mrs. Sarah Arthur will
celebrate her 94th birthday
September ' 14th.
"Congratulations". Mrs.
Arthur was visited this week
by Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Arthur, Graham and Mar-
jorie Arthur, 'Susan Lynn
Arthur, and Cliff Arthur.
Visitors with Mrs. Kendrick
were Susan and 'Nancy
' Durand,' Steven Kendrick,
Ss.
Illeen Flannigan,
fred and Ruth Schantz,
'Mr. and Mrs. Morley Hall,
her daughters Ruth Durand
and Alice Kendrick and son
Steven Kendrick.
'Visitors with Russell Erratt
were Helen and Bill Taylor,
Lee and Ann McConnell,
Joyce Boussey, his wife Pearl
Arratte, Mrs. Pearson, Percy
and Clara Johnston; visitors
with Mrs. Irene Kalbfleisch
were Joan Bettridge, Violet
Bishop; and visitors with
Vera Lammie were Elmer
and Hazel Dunn, Ilia Dunn,
Mervyn and Irene Dunn.
Roberta and Mary Neil,
Josie Ryckman, Howard and
Marion Johns visited Mrs.
Mabel Johns; visitors with
ouise Mitchell were Mrs..
El
Josie Ryckman, Leslie
Mitchell Mrs, Jennie Lawson,
Mrs. .G. Hicks, Misses Verna
and Jean Munn ; and Mr. and
Mrs. John' Glanville and
Arthur visited Harold
Glanville.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pullman
visited Bernice Lavery; and
Lloyd and Dorothy Reynolds
visited Gladys Reynolds.
Gladys McDonald visited
Louise Mitchell and Ruby
Miners ; and Marion Schenk
and Jeanette Lippert visited
Hugo Schenk, and Harold
Glanville:
The church service was
conducted by Rev. George
Anderson accompanied by
Louise Mitchell at the piano.
WMS Carmel Church
The WMS of Carmel
Presbyterian Church com-
menced their fall meetings on
Monday evening with
president Mrs. Harvey Hyde
presiding, Mrs. Glenn Poll
and Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
were in charge of the
devotional, with prayer by
Bertha MacGregor. Mrs.
Rochus Faber read the
scripture, and Mrs. Bell gave
a most interesting message
on "The Five Talents". Mrs.
Edith Bell and Mrs. Sylvia
Bell favoured with two
musical numbers on the niann
and guitar,
Mrs. Hyde presided ';over
the business when an in-
vitation was accepted to the
anniversary of the Barbara
Kirkman Auxiliary- on Sep-
tember 28th at 8 p,m. The
next meeting will be held on
October 3rd at 2 •p.m.
The Ladies' Aid meeting
followed with Mrs. Clarence
presiding. A' card of thanks
was ` received from Mrs.
Troyer, and it was decided to
hold a Bazaar' on Saturday
November 5th. The Treasurer
Mrs.'H•yde gave the financial
report and Mrs. Volland gave
the card report.
Dr'. Fox of the University of
Western Ontario conducted
service in Carmel
Presbyterian recently. Mrs.
Robert Taylor presided at the
organ leading in the service
of song.
-I- +1 -
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
McGregor of Sault Ste Marie
visited this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar McClinchey and
also with the, former's
mother, Mrs. William
McGregor at Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Wheeler of Detroit spent a
few days visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Munn.
Goderich Twp. issues permits
Eight building permits -
were issued by Goderich
Township Council when they
met on September 6. The
building, permits had been
'requested by Don Lobb for
house renovations, Delbert
Cook for garage additions,
Robert Sinclair for a grain
bin, Lighthouse Cove for
washrooms, G. H. Stirling for
a silo, Renno Dubler for house
_additions, R. E. Blackstone
for cottage additions and
Sklfons Wick for house
demolition.
All members of township
council were present at the
meeting. Also attending were
Harold Good for information
regarding building on lot 10
Concession 1; George Morley
regarding buildings on Plan
13; John Talbot regarding
severances; John Greydanus
regarding building permits in
Holmesville and Clark Teal to
report on Goderich Hospital.
tew A by-law to exempt certain
classes of businesses from the
prohibition in 'the Retail
Business Sales Act, was given
three readings and passed by
. council.
It was moved and seconded
that Mr. Pesces' plan of
subdivision be approved as
per questionnaire and that J.
ik4. Driver's request to in-
crease the size of his trailer
camp be filed until council
BY MARY MERNER
Several from the com-
munity attended, the 25th
• wedding anniversary dance
on Friday evening at Family
Paradise 'for Ken and Betty
lly. Congratulations.
rs. George Mcllwain was
Friday supper guests with
Mr. acrd Mrs. Carl Merner,
Sandy, Julie, Michael and
Michelle when they
celebrated Michael's fourth
birthday.
Debbie Woods and Robin
▪ Orkell of University London
visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Riley.
Mrs. Mary Scott, David and
John visited over the
weekend with Mrs. Grace
Patterson of Brampton.
• Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. John Thompson
Sharon and Bob were Mr. and
Mrs. Terence Hunter and Mr.
d Mrs. Jim Thompson and
isa of Colborne Township.
Mrs. Paul Stevenson,
David, Darren and Luanne
motored to Shakespeare on
Sunday to see 'her mother.
Mrs. Cecil Herman off for a
two week trip to Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Kevin, and Lori of
Huron Ridge Kincardine
were Sunday visitors with
# Mrs. George Mcllwain and
with Mr. and 'Mrs. Carol
Merner and family.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John
and Elizabeth for a family
gathering were Mr. and Mrs.
George Turner Barry and
Bonnie, Mr, John Turner of
' Tuckersmith, and Miss
Evelyn Woods of New
P Westminster, B.C.
checks on the sites of the
proposed trailers, on the
proposal to' use one privy for
each two trailers andelteon the
... ,.
advisability of serviicing the
entire area by the use of,,
privies.
The clerk was instructed to
prepare a speed limit by-law
for the roads in plans 23, 25.
and 26 and two yield signs for
the same area. Cduncil ob-
jected to a number of the
signs erected by the Ministry
of Transportation and
Communication as many of
these signs hindered
visibility.
An application by G. Lobb
for a tile drain loan of $1,800
was approved by council.
Communications from the
Township of Delhi, the town
of Goderich, C. P. Corbett,
Huron Health Unit, Huron
Planning, M. M. Dillon,
Lucknow Christian Reformed
Church, Ministries of M.T,C.,
T,E.I,G.A., Culture and
Recreation were all read and
filed.
Accounts ordered paid
included R. E. Thompson, H.
B. Whitely, Receiver
General, Posthill Drainage,
E. U. Mcllwain, Stan Van, der
Wal, Weir and Foulds, the
Town of Goderich, Art
Jongejan, Garb and Gear,
Huron County taxes and the
road superintendent payroll.
Clinton I, 4-11 club
also discussed "Ontario
Fresh Fruits," "imported
fresh fruits," "inspection and
grading," "selection,"
"varities, "apples,"
"peaches, "pears;"
"plums," "other fruits," and
"using fresh fruits". They
also discussed and tasted
some uncommon fruits and
talked about their origins.
Then several girls par-
ticipated in • making fresh
fruit cup, baked apples, and
fresh plum -peach compote.
By Brenda Riehl
The Clinton I, 4-H Club 1
had its second meeting at the
home of Mrs. S. Brandon on
Monday September 19 when
14 members were present.
The meeting began with all of
the members answered the
roll call, "Name one fresh,
Ontario -grown fruit that
you've eaten."
The topics discussed in-
cluded covers for record
books, the name for club, with
everyone in. favor of "The
Coconut Cuties," and they
meets
New Way 4
toTreat Cattle
for Grubs
SPOTTON
fits both Feedlot
and Cow -Calf Operations
The SPOTTON Insecticide system has
the flexibility you need for either feedlot or
cow -calf operations. Operators can'treat
more cattle in Tess time and with Tess work.
And tests show SPOTTON produces grub
control averaging 98% efficacy, See your
animal health dealer for details,
ava>ililaWe at
HurnmeI's Feed Mill
35 Mary Street, Clinton 482.9792
OPEN: MON. - FRIDAY 8:00 - 6:00 P.M.;
SATURDAX 8:00 - 12 NOON.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22;1977—PAGE 17
The Fleming Flyers, the Clinton pee wee soccer team, won the Huron finals last Saturday
in Clinton. Team members are left to right front row Rich Johns, Charlie Wise, Jim
Fleming, Brian Tomkins, Brad Forbes and Dave Elliott. Back row are coach Tony
Jeacock, Scott Bell, John Elliott, Tony Gibbings, Brent Daw, Roy Brown, David Lobb,
Paul .Stephenson, and manager Marilyn Forbes. ,Missing were Dave Allen, Wayne
Roorda,'David Eckert, and Bill Tugwell. (News -Record photo)
Fitness is fun.
Try, some. Pafr/C/Pe70/0/7
PROCLAMATION
Town of Clinton
Officially designates
Sept. 26th To Oct. 2nd
CONESTOGA COLLEGE
WEEK
Harold Lobb, Mayor
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
_EVENING CLASSES.
STARTING DATE FOR MONDAY EVENINGGASSES WILL BE MON., OCT., 3
ti.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION 1. All dosses will begin during the week of October 4.
20 Session Course s25
10 Session Course s15,
Less than 10 Session '10
Credit courses $30°0 -
CENTRAL
Monday Night
CERAMICS - BEGINNING
(10 weeks)
CERAMICS ADVANCED
'(10 weeks)
COLOUR -PHOTOGRAPHY
(10 weeks)
DRAFTING & BLUEPRINT
READING
(10 weeks)
(20 weeks for credit)
41)RMET COOKING
(10 weeks)
GRAPHIC ART
(10 weeks)
HAIRDRESSING
(10 weeks)
PHYSICS - GRADE XIII (credit)
(25 weeks - 3 hours per week)
SEWING - BASIC
(10 weeks)
2.
3.
4.
5.
Advance registration is desirable and maybe made by phoning or visiting the school.
Late registration will be accepted on opening night if class is not already filled.
Classes will be held weekly, generally from 8-10 p.m.
One credit toward a Graduation or Honour Graduation Diploma will be allowed for academic
courses completed.
Materials for projects must be supplied by istudents. Students must purchase required text !seeks.
"SOME COURSES MAY HAVE TO BE CANCELLED IF INSUFFICIENT °
INTEREST IS INDICATED BY ENROLMENT."
HURON SECONDARY
STRETCH SEWING - BASIC
(10 weeks)
STRETCH SEWING ADVANCEc
(10 weeks)
TYPING
(20 weeks) •
UPHOLSTERY
(10 weeks!
Starting Oct. 24
JAPANESE EMBROIDERY
(10 weeks) •
Tuesday Night
ART - PAINTING
(10 weeks)
CAR MAINTENANCE & AUTO
MECHANICS
(10 weeks)
SCHOOL
CLINTON - Phone 482-3471
CHESS - BASIC
(10 weeks) `
FIRST AID ST JOHN'S
AMBULANCE
(10 weeks)
INTERIOR DECORATING
(10 weeks) •
HUNTER SAFETY
(10 weeks)
MACHINE SHOP
(10 weeks)
MATHEMATICS - SENIOR (credit)
(20 weeks)
WELDING
(10 weeks)
Wednesday Night
BOOKKEEPING
(20 weeks)
CRAFTS • ASSORTED "
(10 weeks)'
STRING ART
ICONAGE
•DECOUPAGE
- SMALL QUILTING
- OTHERS
ELECTRICITY FOR FARM &
HOME
(10 weeks)
FLOWER ARRANGING
(10 weeks)
FURNITURE REFINISHING
(10 weeks)
GEOGRAPHY • GRADE XIII (credit)
(25 weeks)
KNITTING & CROCHETING - Basic
(10 weeks)
KNITTING & CROCHETING
ADVANCED
(10 weeks)
LADIES FITNESS
(8 weeks)
MACRAME
(8 weeks)
METRIC CONVERSION
(8 weeks)
SMALL ENGINES
(10 weeks)
WOODWORKING
(10 weeks)
Thursday Night
YOUNG PEOPLES BADMINTON
(8 weeks)
F.- E. MADILL • SECONDARY SCHOOL Wingham WINGHAM - Phone 357-1800
Tuesday Night
CAKE DECORATING
(8 weeks)
COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY
(10 weeks)
FIRST AID - STANDARD
(8 weeks) BASIC BOOKKEEPING FOR
MACRAME. SMALL BUSINESSES
(1PILOTS GROUND SCHOOL
(20 weeks)
•SPINNING & DYEING
BEGINNERS
(10 weeks)
SPINNING & DYEING -
ADVANCED
(10 weeks)
TYPING - GENERAL
(10 weeks)
UPHOLSTERY - BEGINNERS
(20 weeks)
Wednesday Night
(10 weeks)
BRIDGE FOR BEGINNERS
(10 weeks)
CHAIR CANING TECHNIQUES
(6 weeks)
FITNESS FOR MEN
GROWING AS PARENTS (10 weeks)
(10 weeks)
HAIRDRESSING 8, GROOMING
(10 weeks)
LADIES FUN & FITNESS
(10 weeks)
METRICS FOR BEGINNERS
(6 weeks) • •
PRACTICAL MECHANICS
(20 weeks)
SEWING •• GENERAL
(20 weeks)
UPHOLSTERY • ADVANCED
(20 weeks)'
WOODWORKING - GENERAL
(20 weeks)
LIQUID EMBROIDERY
(20 weeks)
at Brussels Public School
OIL PAINTING
(20 weeks) •
at Brussels Public School
To Start October 26
ALTERNATE ENERGY SOURCES
(8 weeks)
Beginning January 11
WEDNESDAYS
FIRST AID - STANDARD
(10 weeks)
FITNESS FOR MEN
(10 weeks)
HOLLYWOOD AND THE MOVIES
'(10 weeks)
GROWING AS PARENTS
(10 weeks)
LADIES FITNESS
(10 weeks)
POTTER'?
(10 weeks)
"POWDER PUFF MECHANICS
(10 weeks)
TYPING • GENERAL
(10' weeks)
Beginning April 3
MONDAYS
GOLF FOR BEGINNERS
(8 weeks)
Beginning April '4
TUESDAY,S
STRETCH KNIT FABRICS
(10 weeks)
GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE GODERICH - Phone 524-7353
Monday Night
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
SOURCES
(8 weeks)
ART
(20 weeks)
BADMINTON
(10 weeks)
BRIDGE - BEGINNERS
(10 weeks)•
CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
(10 weeks)
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH
(10 weeks)
CROCHETING FOR BEGINNERS
(10 weeks)
GYMNASTICS FOR ELEMENTARY
STUDENTS
(10 weeks)
JUDO - BEGINNERS
(20 weeks) •
LIQUID EMBROIDERY
(20 weeks)
PHOTOGRAPHY
(10 weeks)
SEWING - BASIC
(20 weeks)
SPEED READING
"(10 weeks)
STAGE ACTING
(10 weeks)
THEATRE PRODUCTION BASIC
(10 weeks)'
WELDING.
(10 weeks)
Tuesday Night
ART - DESIGN
(10 weeks)
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
WOODWINDS
(8 weeks)
INSTRUMENTAL
(8 weeks)
RACQUET BALL
(10 weeks)
SEWING - INTERMEDIATE
(20 weeks)
TYPEWRITING- ADVANCED
(10 weeks)
WOODWORKING
(20 weeks)
MUSIC - BRASS
Wednesday Night To begin in January
DRAFTING • BASIC
(10 weeksl '
LADIES SPORTS NIGHT
(10 weeks)
MACRAME
(8 weeks)
MEN'S SPORTS NIGHT
(10 weeks)
SEWING - ADVANCED
(20 weeksl
BADMINTON
(10 weeks)
BRIDGE - INTERMEDIATE
(10 weeks)
GOLF
(10 weeks)
STRETCH SEWING
(10 weeks)
Thursday Night To begin in March
JUDO' • ADV.ANCED
(20 weeks) •
STRETCH SEWING & MACHINE
OPERATION
(10 weeksl
GARDENING
(5 weeks)
TENNIS
(5 weeks)
Monday Night
FURNITURE REFINISHING
(20 weeks)
SEWING AND TAILORING
(20 weeks)
Tuesday Night
LIQUID EMBROIDERY
(20 weeks)
SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SEAFORTH - Phone 527-0330
LADIES KEEP ,FIT
(10 weeks)
HAIRDRESSING
(10 weeks)
Wednesday Night
PHOTOGRAPHY
(10 weeksl
TYPING
(10 weeks)
Thursday Night Starting in January Starting in Spring
MEN'S BASKETBALL
(20- weeks)
Beginning October 13
INTERIOR DECORATING
(10 weeks)
(all 10 -week courses)
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
MACRAME
OIL PAINTING
QUILTING
UPHOLSTERY ,
WEAVING
(all 5 -week courses)
GARDENING
GOLF
' TENNIS
SOUTH •• `HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL EXETER - Phone 235-0880
Monday Night
DEVELOPMENTAL READING
(10 weeks)
FURNITURE REPAIR &
REFINISHING
(10 weeks)
MATHEMATICS 551 '(Credit) •
(75 hours)
POTtERY • BEGINNERS
(10 weeks)
TOTAL FITNESS & WEIGHT
CONTROL
(10 weeksl
WOODWORKING
(10 weeks)
Tuesday Night
BADMINTON
(20 weeks)
BRIDGE • BEGINNERS
BRIDGE • ADVANCED
COMPUTER SCIENCE 300 (Credit)
(75 hours)
ENGLISH 440 (Credit) •
(75 hours)
ENGLISH 550 (Credit)
(75 hours)
FIRST AID - ST JOHN'S
AMBULANCE
(10 weeks)
INKLE WEAVING
(10 weeks)
MATHEMATICS 240 (Credit) •
(75 hours) •
TYPING 100 (Credit) -
(75 hours)
WELDING 340 (Credit) •
(75 hours)
Wednesday Night
ECONOMICS 400 (Credit) -
(75 hours)
FLOWER ARRANGING
(5 weeks) th,
HEATING, PLUMBING &
ELECTRICAL WORK FOR THE
HOME OWNER
(20 weeks)
HISTORY 550 (Credit) •
(75 hours)
LAW 400 (Credit) •
(75 hours)
MODERN DANCE • BEGINNERS
(20 weeks)
MODERN DANCE & EXERCISE •
ADULT
(20 weeks)
• NEEDLEPOINT & BARGELLO
(10 weeks)
POTTERY • INTERMEDIATE
(10 weeks)
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES &
SMALL ENGINES• REPAIR AND
MAINTENANCE
(10 weeks)
TUBE PAINTING
(20 weeks) '
WOMEN'S FITNESS &
RECREATION
(20 weelcp)
WRE9't IFJG'-'
(10 weeks)
Thursday Night Note:
ACCOUNTING 400 (Credit) -
(75 hours)
CERAMICS • BASIC
CHEMISTRY 550 (Credit) •
(75 hours)
COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY
(10 weeks)
ENERGY SAVING SYSTEM FOR
THE HOME
120 weeks)
ENGLISH 240 (Credit) -
(75 hours)
ENGLISH 440 (Credit)
(75 hours)
GOURMET COOKING
110 weeks)
MATHEMATICS 341 (Credit)
(75 hours)
MONEY MANAGEMENT &
INVESTMENTS
MORE THAN YOGA. JOGGING,
SKIPPING, F000 INFORMATION,
MEDITATION, ETC
(10 weeks)
There will be a registration
night for all sewing classes on
Monday. September 26 at 7 30 p m
in Room 222,& 224 This will enable
us to determine class sizes and
nights, etc
MEN'S KNITS
(10 weeksl `
JACKET TAILORING
(10 weeksl
SEWING • BEGINNERS
(20 weeksl
' SEWING • INTERMEDIATE
(20 weeks)
SEWING • ADVANCECS
(20 weeks) •
LINGERIE SEWING • BEGINNERS
(10 weeks)
LINGERIE SEWING • ADVANCED
(10 weeks)
T-SHIRTS
(10 weeks)
FALL WARDROBE
(10 weeks)