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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-10-04, Page 11>ti The Morris Dancers from London returned to Bayfield recently and put on a display for village residents on main street for half an hour. (Gwen Pemberton photo) Brucefield comings and goings By Jean Taylor Mrs. 'Edna Patterson and Mrs. Helen Thom- pson have accompanied Mrs. Jane Davidson on a tour to India. Mrs. Ham and Miss Swan spent a few days in Toronto and returned home with their cousin, Miss Betty Boyce,.•t Mrs. Wilfred Ross' has returned home from " London Hospital. Many from the area attended the 50th Wed- ding Anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Richardson last Friday night at Seaforth. On Sunday, John and Barb Moffat attended the 40th Wedding Anniver- sary dinner for Barb's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crow, of Brantford. Congratulations to Mrs. Crow, who was recently the recipient of a brand new car in a lucky draw. Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper visited Sunday with Mrs. Pepper's sister at Harriston and visited with son Bert and family at Newstead. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Mary Haugh returned home from the hospital on Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Sillery enjoyed a motor trip to the Maritime Provinces, thoroughly enjoying the Cabot Trail and its beautiful colours of autumn. They visited with relatives in Halifax and Kingston, meeting up with a snowstorm in Northern Quebec. They also visited a town in Quebec named "Sillery" and the` townsfolk were thrilled to have them stop for a' visit, and review back history of-tWfamily name. Local calves best Young people in the area belonging to the 4-H Beef Calf Club had a beautiful day . to show their calves at Seaforth, Fair. Mary Gibson got first for her calf, with brother Bill right behind her in second standing. Third and fourth placings went to David and Julie Townsend. There was also a great selection of rabbits shown by club members. A draw on rabbit and cage was. Middleton news by Blanche Deeves Morningryer yeas )lid in St. �' 'es ;lid d`eton Sund' y" `at `i=�'15 aim. Blanche Deeves read the lesson, while Bob Wain and Ray Wise received the offering. Rev. Wm. Bennett in charge of the service. Next Sunday • will be Harvest Home service when Holy Communion will be celebrated. Everyone is welcome to our • Harvest Home Service. The ACW meets fpr their October meetingat the home of Mrs.. Delores Dutot_ and Blanche Deeves in charge of the meeting. Church care for October is Lois Smith and Estelle Wise. Personals A very good crowd was out,to.enjoy an evening at the White Carnation with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wubs (nee Karen Wise) on their wedding day. Those present enjoyed dancing to the music of Country Unlimited. Lunch was served at the close of the evening by the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. David Orr. Congratulations from the community to Karen and Albert Wubs on their 4111 Varna news... • from page 10 soon be back in the store. 'Constable Bob Roberts is transferring to the O.P.P. detachment at Minaki, just north of Kenora, on October 29. This is a three -.year posting. We wish Bob, Gwynne and children all the best ' in their new home. They'll be able to have lots of ' pickerel on the table now. Bob found the pickerel fishing great When he was in Kenora earlier this year. We'd like to welcome Jibe and Barb Chisholm tc) `Marna. They moved into Grant Webster's house ori the Taylor place oil the weekend. Barb is a teacher at Colborne Central School, and Jim its an accountar`tt with a Londa ffrtul. The Krsdin)es moved to a honic they bought in Egnilondtille. marriage Saturday. May they have a happy life dt Tderl'� itwhorrr it may con - .cern The headlight you removed from a blue Pontiac at the White Carnation on Saturday night was burned out. Edward and Blanche Deeves attended the Plowing Match at Chatham on Tuesday and Wednesday and John attended Thursday through Saturday. All stayed with the Coopers in Chatham. Rossanne Middleton and John O'Callahan of Toronto and Drew Middleton of London were visitors at the home of Ross and Mabel Middleton. Get well wishes. to Florence De Groof horrie after spending a few days in hospital. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Fred Hudie is a patient in Westminister Campus of Victoria Hospital, London. fur get well wishes to her. 4,- won by Mrs. Eldin Kerr. Social notes If you take a walk to the bush this week, you will likely find beautiful red raspberries and lots of blossom. A car load of ladies from Brucefield area attended the Fall Thankoffering at Lon- desboro United Church. Mrs. Bewley of Brussels. showed slides on her recent trip to Ireland. It was amazing to see the lush green growth in all parts of Ireland. This Sunday Oct. 7th will be Thanksgiving Service and World Wide Communion'at Brucefield United Church. The UCW executive met on November 26th to complete the planning for the roast beef supper on Oct: 17. Recently the mothers played their daughters for a rough . and tough baseball game. This age group 9-12 coached by Helen Faber and Marion McNutt, showed the mothers what good. hit- ters they can be, but the game ended in a tie. A wiener roast followed; a perfect way to end a good season of ball. Unit 3- of the .UCW as their topic for the Sep- tember • meeting `Internat,ional Year of the Child', with Unit, 4, the `Sunshine • Girls' as special guests. "A Memorandum from Your Child" was read with a number of ladies taking part as a child - communicating to their parents. Mrs. KathyPride from the Family and Children Services office at Goderich was the guest Resigns... • from page 1.0 fastball tournament held earlier this month. Mr. Gelanis noted to the Citizens' News editor, Tom Creech that he was upset over the fact that the article failed to mention that Councillor Leroy Thiel initiated the discussion of the matter. In correction, the Citizens' News notedthat the matter was first brought uo be Councillor Thiel. Councillor Gelinas then proceeded to reply to Councillor Thiel's query. POULAN CHAIN SAW FALL PROMOTION SALE now on! All models REDUCED s252o Some even morel Hurry as limited quantities are available at these prices Complete pads and service Glen Saws R.R. 8 - CLINTON 4$x.739s speaker. "The Chain to Be Broken" waS a film shown, and a discussion followed Kathy described how the agency works, gave some alarming statistics on child abuse and much time was spent discussing emotional and physical abuse The Hensall Rihettes met at the home of Mrs. Linda Soldan, Exeter, on Wednesday evening. The ' president Mrs. Sharon Fink chaired the naeeting� and discussed plans for the coming season. It was decided to hold a Rummage Sale on October 18th in the Hensall Legion hall, pick-, ups will be made by contacting Mrs. Fink 262- 3334, telephone: Mrs., Ann Dayan was appointed Secretary. Mrs. Linda Soldan treasurer; and Mrs. Carolyn -Knight in charge of services. Plan to keep this date open. Church news Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted Communion service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday the sermon , subject was "In Remembrance of Me". Mrs, Robt. Taylor presided at the organ and the choir sang the anthem "Lead Me To Calvary". The flowers were placed in the church in loving • tot, Meniory.of the' late Lloyd Campbell pytle,,fa;mlly, Former resident passes Alfred Jamea'. 'Smith, Zurich . ' fdrnierly of Hensall passed away at South HuronHospital, Exeter on ' `Sunday, September 30th in his 74th year. Surviving is his wife Margaret (Ken.- nings) Smith; one son George, RR' $, InLondon,, daughters Nita' (Mrs. Pat Flannery.), London; Elsie - (Mrs. Richard M.cKeller) Thedford; Margaret (Mrs. Richard Tipping) Dorchester; Marylin (Mrs. Glen Tedball) R.R 5, Thedford; 15 grand- children and two ;great grandchildren. - Funeral and committal services were held on Tuesday, October 2nd from the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall with Rev. Stan McDonald officiating. Burial was in Hensall Union Cemetery. Personals • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett returned home after a pleasant holiday CLINTON NEWS-RRC,QRD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 1979,PAGE 11 at Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Petty o Chicago, spent th weekend with • their aunt, Miss Olive Petty and attended the service in St. Thomas The Apostle Anglican Church Cambridge on Sunday. A large number of friends and relatives attended the Veal- McCann wedding reception held at the Pineridge Chalet on Saturday evening. The music was supplied by Mozart Gelinas and his Melody Makers. Mrs. Lillian Beer en- joyed a pleasant trip to Mission, B.C. where she visited with her son. David and daughter-in- law Mrs. Beer and grandchild. Many relatives and friends attended the wedding reception at the Hensall Community Centre on Saturday evening honouring the Stephenson -Sangster couple. Music was sup- plied by the Maple Sugar Group featuring Sylvia Bell soloist. Two carloads of Hensall residents at- tended the St. Thotnas The Apostle Anglican Church service in Cambridge on Sunday conducted by Rev. J.W. Sutton B.A. M.Div. in- cumbent, 'namely Miss Olive Petty; Mr. and Miss sa e Mrs. Wm. Petty, Chicago, I11,; Mrs. Annie Reid, Mr. and Mrs, Clark Forrest; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forrest and Mrs. Sarah Wren, They viewed the three section window which was installed from, St. Paul's ,Anglican Church Hensall which was closed in 1978. 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