HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-10-06, Page 8• PAM 8.-*-Cl~INTQ1 NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY OCTOBER 6, 1977
In the Atom B soccer teawutd'p winners were Lian Doherty, best goalie; Steven Presz-
cator, right win; Beecher Menzies, centre and Shane Carter, left half. Coaches Mery Dill
and Lowell Barnes joined the boys at the minor soccer banquet on Sunday. (News -Record
photo)
Fortner Clinton area Hydro
manager dies
Arthur Morven Knight, who
served as manager of the
Clinton area Hydro Office for
38 years died c'n Friday,
September 30. Mr. Knight,
who had been ill for the past
five years, was 75 years old.
He was well-known around
Clinton through his work and
involvement in different
organizations. He was a
member of the Clinton Public
Hospital board for .20 years
and he served for a number of
years on the school, board.
Mr. Knight was the secretary
of the Clintrni Turf Club from
1943 - 1961 and belonged to the
Masonic Lodge. He was a
member of the Ontario Street
United Church and served -on
the board there.
Mr. Knight was active
during the construction of the
RCAF training station and
remained very involved with
it, during and following the
war. He was also a keen
breeder of trotters and
created a considerable in-
terest in the ,sport which is
still evident in the town.
Mr. Knight was born on
August 13, 1902 in Sylvan,
Ontario to Robert and Mary
Knight. He attended
elementary school and `high
school in Parkhill and also
lived in Kitchener and Mit-
chell befdre moving to Clinton
in•1929. He became a member
in the Association of
Professional Engineers in
August 1938 and was em-
ployed with Ontario for 42
years.
Mr. Knight is survived by
his wife, the former Meulalia
Lou, whom he married in
1927. He is also survived by
one sister, Mrs. Irene Park of
Parkhill and one brother,
Phillip of Parkhill.
Funeral services were held
on Monday, October 3 at the:,
Ball's Funeral Home with
Rev. John Oestreicher and
Rev. Norman Pick in charge.
Interment followed at the
Sylvan Cemetery in Sylvan.
Pallbearers were Leonard
Arnston, Lorne " Brown,
George Lavis, Arnold Dale,
Paul Wheeler and Roy
Wheeler all of Clinton.
Honorary pallbearers were
Dr. George Elliott, Fred
Elliott, Brock Olde,' Elliott
Bartliff, Stewart Middleton,
George Walker and William
Gardner of Goderich.
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Happenings in the Varna area
By Mary Chessell
The sympathy of the
community is extended to
Rev, and Mrs. Alex Taylor'in
the passing of his mother at
the St. Thomas Hospital on
Mond -ay morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roy
hosted a party at McDonald's
Restaurant in Stratford for
Doug and several of his
friends in honour of his 8th
birthday on Friday, Sep-
tember 23. They were
favourably impressed with
the service ' they received,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
Hayter are the happy
grandparents of a -little girl,
Elizabeth Janine (Jan), born
to Glenn and Lois on Sep-
tember 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker of
Brandon., Manitoba, who
have been visiting his brother
1Norman in Bayfield, spent a
day with Mrs. Laura Keys on
two separate occasions while
they were here. Mrs. Wal
is Laura's cousin. Lau
grand -daughters, Laurie and
Gayle, spent Friday night and
Saturday with her.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey
Hayter both had surgery last
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Clinton I, 4-H club meets
Meeting four of the Clinton
1 4-H club, the Coconut Cuties
was held on Monday October
3 at the home of Barb Forbes.
Everyone went to the
kitchen where Mrs. Brandon
started to prepare "Oriental
Chicken" the chicken was left
to cook and everyone went
hack to the livingroom where
Mrs. Boughen discussed
"Fruit the day round"
"Breakfast" "Lunch and
Dinner" "For the main
course" "As an ac-
companiment" ''For
Dessert" Fruit Snacks". '
Mrs. Boughen then
discussed the home assign-
ment for meeting four on
"planning two dinner menus"
and "the information
collected to present." From
the assignments which were
given out at meeting three
were read.
Julie told about cra-n-
berries, Diane about
currants, Brenda about
grapes, Lorrie about
strawberries, Missy and
Linda about raspberries,
Cheryl about rhubarb.
Everyone then went back to
the kitchen to finish the
"Oriental Chicken." We then
divided into two teams and
had a quiz while waiting for
the chicken. The "Oriental
Chicken" was then served.
Mrs. Boughen then
demonstrated "how to frost
grapes and glasses" The next
meeting is Monday October
17, at Julie Taylor's.—by
Julie,Taylor.
week, Harvey in Clinton
Hospital on Thursday, and
Maureen in Victoria Hospital,
London, on Friday. We wish
them both a speedy recovery.
Bill and Joyce Dowson and
family entertained members
of John's ball' team, the
Stanley peewees, and their
parents at a party on Friday
evening.
St. Andrews United Church
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