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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-07-13, Page 13• • The Holland family, who had their. 50th annual taken. Three of those pictured above were at the reunion last week, had their first picnic in 1928 at picnic last week. Jowett's Grove in Bayfield when this picture was Londesboro celebrates Manse's anniver by Dora Shobbrook Former, ministers and their families, along with quite a number of former residents of Londesboro gathered with the large number of members of the congregation on the manse lawn for a thanksgiving service as the final activities of the year celebrating the 100th anniversary of the manse at Londesboro. • Many of the former members that came back for the occasion were couples who were married in the manse over the years. Former ministers and families attending were: Rev. and Mrs. Allen Gardiner who served the charge from 1932 to 1938; Mrs. Stanley Brenton, wife of Rev. Stanley Brenton of Bothwell and their daughter Mrs. Steven (Sandra) Sainsbury of Victoria B.C. , the Brentons served the Londesboro charge from 1947 to 1952; Mrs. J. T. White and family from Springfield, Ontario, the late Rev. White served the charge from 1953 to 1959; Rev. and Mrs. Mac Carson and family from Hamilton who served. from 1963-65 and Rev. and Mrs. Robert Tschanz of Dunnville who served from 1965 to 1968. Other former residents of the manse attending were Miss Eleanore Hudson from London who lived here with. Aunt and Uncle Rev. and Mrs. Gardiner from 1932 to 1938 and Mrs.. Allen Shaddick who had lived with Rev. and Mrs. Menzies who served Londesboro from 1938 to 1947. Rev. McDonald, the minister, conducted the worship service with the Snell family, Barb, Bonnie, Rob and Betty providing special music: Mrs. McGregor was on the organ and Glenn McGregor provided music on the Pipe's during the offertory. Mrs. Stanley Bren•tOn; who along with her husband had served the charge from 1947-52 was guest speaker. The ushers were Bruce Hunking, Bob Jamieson, Bruce Vincent and Robert Hunking. Following the service a fellowship meal was held. During the afternoon's program Rev. McDonald welcomed everyone and gave an outline of the anniversary activities held during the past year. Mrs. Lloyd Pipe gave a history of the manse ince its erection in 1878 nd told of some of the haracteristics of the uilding and a few hanges that have been jade during the 100 ears. All former inisters and residents f the manse spoke of eir life and experiences hen they lived in the manse. This "time of emembrance" proved be a time of 'joy of membering' for those s c b n y m 0 t w R to re present. The Snell girls sang the very beautiful "Bless This House". 'Those assisting with the dinner and afternoon were Mrs. Watson Reid, Mrs. Vic Fox, Mrs. Margaret Whyte, Mrs. Les Reid, Mrs. Beth Knox, Mrs. Harry Lear, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, Mrs. Alice Davidson, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe, Mr. and Mrs. Murray •Howatt, Mr and Mrs. Ron Groos, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon. Brenda Millar with her helpers were in charge of the pre-school en- tertainment and Susan Jamieson and her helpers were in charge of the six to , eight years old. The nine year old and up were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Radford at their pool, for swimming. The flowers in the manse were. provided by Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe and other baskets were placed in memory of Warren Hulley. Vacation Bible School The Londesboro Vacation Bible School held their closing exer- cises on Friday morning. The 100 children who attended the classes, with their principal Rev. Stan McDonald and Barbara Bosman as song leader, gathered for the event along • with several mothers and friends, who viewed the children's work and then met in the church sap;ctuary ,for entertainment. Rev. McDonald welcomed everyone and introduced all the teachers and their helpers. Those helping included: nursery teacher, Dianne Stevenson and helpers Judy Jewitt, and Brenda Millar; kindergarten teacher, Sandra Westerhout and helpers Barbara Knox, Carol Jewitt and Gloria Adams; primary teacher, Laura Scott and helpers, Ruthann Pen - found, Kathy Radford, Pat Jewitt, Janet Susz; intermediate teacher, Barbara 'Bosman and helpers Julie Snell, Christine Carter and Shirley Lyon. A number of songs concerning sunshine were sung with Barbara Bosman at the piano and Barbara Stevenson leading. Following that, each class was presented a musical number. The kindergarten class did an action song, the primary group sang a hymn ac- companied by Ruthann Penfound and Janet Susz on guitar. The nursery department related the Bible story of + the shepherd, David. Collection was received by John Cartwright, Billy Jewitt, Ronnie Vincent and Larry Gross and following the ceremony, everyone was invited downstairs for cookies and Freshie, Much, appreciation is extended to the teachers and leaders for con- ducting such a fine school for the young people of Hullett. Personals The village was shocked to learn of the sudden death of Ervin Johnston, who died ' on Saturday evening at the age of 42. Sympathy is extended to his wife Geraldine and family, Glen, Linda and Karen and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston. Sympathy is extended to the family of Sibrand Wilts who died on Saturday at the age of 70. Elgin Josling was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday morning. On Thursday, Mrs. Arie Duizer 'was admitted to the same. hospital. Both patients are wished a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roy, Clinton. motored to Lake Tim igam i on Saturday morning and returnedhome early Sunday evening due to the sudden death of Frank's brother, Ervin. Visiting last week with Jim Neilans were his cousins, Miss Margaret McGill and Mrs. Annabelle McMullen from Denver, Colorado. Mac and Barbara Carson, Craig and Fiona of Dundas spent Saturday night with Jack., and Helen Lee. Neil Carson came on Sunday and they wet/4 guests. at .the 100th anniversary of the Londesboro Church manse. Rev. Carson preached at the United Church from 1963-1965. Bob and Ruth Tschanz, Mark and Stephen of, Dunnville spent Saturday • with Ken and Betty Hulley and their family. They were also guests on Sunday at the manse's anniversary services. Rev. Tschanz was the minister there from 1965- 1968. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson and family from Ridgetown spent Saturday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and on Sunday attended the Allen family reunion in Exeter. Sandra remained for a week's visit with her grandmother. Mr. Tom Allen and grandsons Donnie Allen, Brian and Kenneth Lackson are on a fishing trip this week at Watch, Quebec. Cindy Swan of London visited on the weekend with her mother Beth Knox. Bruce Treble of Colborne Township is visiting with his cousin, Kevin Radfordi Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob burns. Mrs. Carol McDonald of Atwood spent the weekend at the manse with her son Rev. McDonald. Sunday visitors with Mr'. and Mrs. Bev Wallace and family to celebrate their parents' Come and visit r Ir.,. -. studio & art gallery RR 2 Goderich /524-6896 Beautiful area oil paintings and handcrafted gift items. located 7 miles south of Goderich, between highways 8 and 21. Take the Holmesvilleroad (county road 18) and follow the signs. a ry anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hopper and family from Brussels; Mrs. Agnes Marke and family, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Her6ie Schroeder, Oakville and Mr. and Mrs, Roland Marks of Belgrave. Birthday wishes go to Donald Reid who will be 15 on July 15 and to Nancy Wallace who will be 17 on July 13. vE CLIN'TON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1978 -PAGE 13 ") HoILL.nd ami. held reunion The 50th annual Holland picnic 'was held on July 1 in Goderich Harbour Park. Goderich with 82 in attendance. The three;;.. surviving members of the Chas,and George Holland families who attended the first picnic in 1928` which was held in Bayfield were honored; Mrs: Chas Nelson (Viola Holland), Mrs. Ervin Zinn (Emmeline Holland) and Mrs. Merrit Nediger (Mary Holland). After a spirited renewal of acquaintances with the relatives, from Ottawa, Trenton, Lin- dsay, London, Scar- borough, Clinton, Thedford, Lucknow, Waterloo, Bayfield and Goderich, some games and contests were en- joyed, Many tried to name the members who were The oldest married represented in the couple present were Mr. original first picnic taken and Mrs. Merrit Nediger, in 1928. Mrs. Cliff Holland married 56 years. The named all 42. A collection oldest person present of 40 antique farm ar- Mrs. Ervin Zinn cut the titles was displayed for three -tiered anniversar identification Miss Maureen Holland and Mr Alvin Wise both guessed Z7. Two spirited teams of 14 people each pulled a tug of war. A peanut scramble for eight years and under was won by Stewart Hope, and for 4 to 12 years was won by Doug Hope. The old favorite kick the slipper for children 10 and under was won by Doug Hope. Peter+ Wise won men's game and Mary Clynick the ladies. Special prize for a 50th birthday this year went to Mrs. Austin Nediger. The prize' for biggest family present went to Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Zinn with six children. The youngest children were Darryl and Darrick Wise, six- month -old twin boys of Doug and Janine Wise. Douglas Hope won the ball toss. y cake which had been made and • beautifully iced for the occasion, by _.Tv this marriage were • Ben Liard, son of Terry 4 born three boys and two and Margaret (Holland) girls, while they lied Liard. near Belleville, later Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Holland, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holland all came the farthest to the picnic from Ottawa. Mrs. Norman Holland and Mrs. Chas, Nelson both won prizes for wearing old fashioned costumes. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Liard and Mrs. Warren Zinn, the committee for the picnic this year, were most pleased with the attendance for the special event. A large family tree had been prepared for display, " tracing the lineage of the Holland families, James Holland came out from Oxford- shire in 1812 and died in Stanley Township in 1890. His wife died in England, before he came to Canada, Their son J epetha born in 1834 in Cornwall, England, came to Canada and married Elizabeth Clark in 1860. moving near Clinton, where their son William was born. George, Chas, Tom, Effie, Annie, and William were the children. George Holland married Annie Lobb, and had five girls and four sons; Chas, Holland married Clara Jervis, and had five girls; Tom Holland married Cecilia Jervis and had one son; William Holland married Dorothy Donalson and had one son and one daughter; Effie Holland twoomia.ID married W r Geo. Vance and had two sons and two daughters; Annie Holland married Henry Walker and adopted (Milton Vance) ; The Geo and Chas. Holland, families started a picnic - in 1928 at Jowett's Grove in Bayfield and have tried to keep up the tradition of friendship, May they long continue to do so. Plans were made to have the picnic in Har- bour Park Goderich on Saturday June 30, 1979 at. 3 pm. The new com- mittee is Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hope of Lindsay, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hope of Trenton. Jahn E. Longstaff Optometrist announces relocation of his practice to 87 Main St., South, Seaforth. effective - Monday July 17 EFFECTIVE 9 A.M. WED. JULY 12 TILL CLOSING TUESDAY,JULY 18. WERESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONAB4 WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS SOMETHING NEW AT ZEHRS NEILSONS - 3 FLAVOURS - 150 ml. FROZEN YOGURT CUPS- PKG, OF 3 1.59 ' NEILSONS FROZEN -3 FLAVOURS YOGURT CONES CTN.`-OF 6 $1.89 9 YOUNG ONTARIO FRESH OR FROZN PORK SIDE SPARERIBS TRV OUR OWNBgAND M �I �� SLICED SIDE BO0L 48 PRIDE OF CANADA WIENERS 1 Ib. PKG. $1:09 SCHNEIDERS VAC. PACKED PEPPERONI 10 oz, PKG. $1.89 Ib. $1.69 NEW ZEALAND•FROZEN LEG OF LAMB 1/2 OR WHOLE SHOPSYS SLICED PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF' FOUR 2 oz. PKGS. 9.59 BEEF, TURKEY, CHICKEN OR SALISBURY STEAK SAVARIN DINNERSFROZEN SOFT MARGARINE ,lbTUB $5` 11 oz. 7 9. PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON WESTONS DONUTS (;';(1G2 59c WESTONSFRESH F BABY BURGER BUNS of 2 2R 1 FROZEN CONCENTRATED PINK OR REGULAR VALUPLUS LEMONADE SUNNY FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE DRINK 12.5 oz. 12.5 oz TINS FOR ASSORTED FLAVOURS GAY LEA 175 g. FIESTA YOGURT F R SLICED OR BY THE PIECE FRESH PORK LIVER 39c SCHNEIDERS - 3 VARIETIES MINI SIZZLERS Ib.PKG 9.69 SCHNEIDERS BREADED fa°. ONTARIO QUARTERED CHICKEN LEG QUARTER WITH BACK ON BREAST QUARTER WITH BACK AND WING ON tb. COTTAGE ROLL..$1 '38I (PORK SHOULDER) ' BURNS SMOKED FULLY COOKED BURNS PURE PORK VEAL STEAKETTES Ib. $1.89 SMOKED SAUSAGE _ lb. 9.59 SCHNEIDERS CHUNK STYLE - 5 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS PRIDE OF CANADA SLICED lb. $1.68 SI COOKED HAM ._ ,.. 6 oz. PKG. $1.09 SPECIAL! FINEST QUALITY TOP LABEL BANANAS lbs. FOR $ ' o E'11AWAlIAN FINE DUALITY PINEAPPLES.. LARGE SIZE 14's ea 99. LUSCIOUS, SATINY GREEN US NO 1 HONEY DEW MELONS _ _ . s s ea, 99c LOCAL ONTARIO GROWN NO 1 FRESH RADISH OR GR. ONIONS _ 3 BUNCHES FOR 79c LARGE ONTARIO GROWN NO. 1 ENGLISH CUCUMBERS - EA. 79c CLEAN WASHED NO. 1 EEN US FRESH SPINACH' 10 oz. FINE QUALITY CERTO CRYSTALS 2 Oz 3IFM FOR ALL YOUR CANNING CERTO LIQUID 6 oz 69C CLUB HOUSE PICKLING SPICE 142 g 99c CLUB HOUSE CELERY SEED 40 g 65c CLUB HOUSE 53c MUSTARD SEED . 629 CLUB HOUSE BAY LEAVES / 13 g 79c GLAD SMALL SIZE FREEZER BAGS 25,s 55C 59e SPECIAL! U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA GREEN CELERY STALKS LARGE 69c SIZE EACH FINE GRANULATED SAVE 59, CANADA BRANDf4'URE WHITE VINEGAR LARGE SIZE REG. '1.31 • 1.28 FL -OZ. SAVE 55' FOR ALL YOUR CANNING CASE OF 12 - 32 FL. Oz. SIZE GLAD LARGE SIZE MASON JARS FREEZER BAGS - - - . - . 69C EASY OFF STRUG SHAMPOOERS D AVAILABLE FOR RENT IN MOST ZEHRS MARKETS McCANDY_ PKGS QUAKER CEREAL • 3 VARIETIES MACLEANS FRE5HMINT OR mummy :11 .79 TOOTHPASTE ,00 ml $1.09. 4 VARIETIES OF SNAPS HARD TO CURL $McBIG COOKIES- 32 Oz .29 PERFORM HAIR SET 8.�= 1.39 RED ROSE REGULAR OR FRUIT FLAVOUR ' ICED TEA MIX 24 Oz 1.991 5 VARIETIES OF CANDItS 6 6.8 oz O� HARVEST CRUNCH . 850 ASSORTED COLOURS SOFT 'N' PRETTY BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG /ik 4.4 LITRES V CTN. OF SIX 750 ml. RETURNABLE BOTTLES FAMILY PACKDPLL SEPOSIT 0OCAGOLA IhGODERICH WE WILL BE, PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: OUR MANAGER IS: DALE McDONALD -HURON RD.8 OPEN WED.1'HUR.-FRE. EVENINGS p.Y TWO 2 ONE CARTON = 12 PACK ASSORTED FLAVOURS NEILSONS POPSICLES WITH THE PURCHASE OF CARTONS OF ZEHRS DELUXE QUALITY 10E CREAM AT REGULAR PRICE LITRE SIZE -8 FLAVOURS BEEF, TURKEY, CHICKEN OR SALISBURY STEAK SAVARIN DINNERSFROZEN SOFT MARGARINE ,lbTUB $5` 11 oz. 7 9. PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON WESTONS DONUTS (;';(1G2 59c WESTONSFRESH F BABY BURGER BUNS of 2 2R 1 FROZEN CONCENTRATED PINK OR REGULAR VALUPLUS LEMONADE SUNNY FROZEN CONCENTRATED ORANGE DRINK 12.5 oz. 12.5 oz TINS FOR ASSORTED FLAVOURS GAY LEA 175 g. FIESTA YOGURT F R SLICED OR BY THE PIECE FRESH PORK LIVER 39c SCHNEIDERS - 3 VARIETIES MINI SIZZLERS Ib.PKG 9.69 SCHNEIDERS BREADED fa°. ONTARIO QUARTERED CHICKEN LEG QUARTER WITH BACK ON BREAST QUARTER WITH BACK AND WING ON tb. COTTAGE ROLL..$1 '38I (PORK SHOULDER) ' BURNS SMOKED FULLY COOKED BURNS PURE PORK VEAL STEAKETTES Ib. $1.89 SMOKED SAUSAGE _ lb. 9.59 SCHNEIDERS CHUNK STYLE - 5 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS PRIDE OF CANADA SLICED lb. $1.68 SI COOKED HAM ._ ,.. 6 oz. PKG. $1.09 SPECIAL! FINEST QUALITY TOP LABEL BANANAS lbs. FOR $ ' o E'11AWAlIAN FINE DUALITY PINEAPPLES.. LARGE SIZE 14's ea 99. LUSCIOUS, SATINY GREEN US NO 1 HONEY DEW MELONS _ _ . s s ea, 99c LOCAL ONTARIO GROWN NO 1 FRESH RADISH OR GR. ONIONS _ 3 BUNCHES FOR 79c LARGE ONTARIO GROWN NO. 1 ENGLISH CUCUMBERS - EA. 79c CLEAN WASHED NO. 1 EEN US FRESH SPINACH' 10 oz. FINE QUALITY CERTO CRYSTALS 2 Oz 3IFM FOR ALL YOUR CANNING CERTO LIQUID 6 oz 69C CLUB HOUSE PICKLING SPICE 142 g 99c CLUB HOUSE CELERY SEED 40 g 65c CLUB HOUSE 53c MUSTARD SEED . 629 CLUB HOUSE BAY LEAVES / 13 g 79c GLAD SMALL SIZE FREEZER BAGS 25,s 55C 59e SPECIAL! U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA GREEN CELERY STALKS LARGE 69c SIZE EACH FINE GRANULATED SAVE 59, CANADA BRANDf4'URE WHITE VINEGAR LARGE SIZE REG. '1.31 • 1.28 FL -OZ. SAVE 55' FOR ALL YOUR CANNING CASE OF 12 - 32 FL. Oz. SIZE GLAD LARGE SIZE MASON JARS FREEZER BAGS - - - . - . 69C EASY OFF STRUG SHAMPOOERS D AVAILABLE FOR RENT IN MOST ZEHRS MARKETS McCANDY_ PKGS QUAKER CEREAL • 3 VARIETIES MACLEANS FRE5HMINT OR mummy :11 .79 TOOTHPASTE ,00 ml $1.09. 4 VARIETIES OF SNAPS HARD TO CURL $McBIG COOKIES- 32 Oz .29 PERFORM HAIR SET 8.�= 1.39 RED ROSE REGULAR OR FRUIT FLAVOUR ' ICED TEA MIX 24 Oz 1.991 5 VARIETIES OF CANDItS 6 6.8 oz O� HARVEST CRUNCH . 850 ASSORTED COLOURS SOFT 'N' PRETTY BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG /ik 4.4 LITRES V CTN. OF SIX 750 ml. RETURNABLE BOTTLES FAMILY PACKDPLL SEPOSIT 0OCAGOLA IhGODERICH WE WILL BE, PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN: OUR MANAGER IS: DALE McDONALD -HURON RD.8 OPEN WED.1'HUR.-FRE. EVENINGS p.Y