HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-04-24, Page 16D ravisDAY, APRfl 244,80
Springconcert
There. Was, a large
crowd in attendance last
Wednesday • ,night at
'Hallett Central School for
the spring concert.
Principal . Angus
McLEnnan welcomed
everyone present and the
concert opened with a
performance by the
school band.
Te kindergarten class.
2 gave a rhythm band
number, Twinkle,
Twinkle Little Star and
the Grade 1 class
presented All About
Spring.
The kindergarten class
2r performed an action
verse, 12 Little Rabbits
and sang Happy Little
Bunny. Song of the
Environment was put on -
by the Grade 2 class and
Grades 7•and 8 performed
the operetta entitled
Virtue and Justice
Triumph Again.
Neighborly news •
Several from °the
community attended the
home sewing and fashion
show put on in Clinton
last Wednesday night.
The event was sponsored
by Mary's Sweing Centre
and proceeds from the
show went to charity.
The Londesboro
Women's Institute held a
.,..._bake sale. and money
raised from it went to th
nd notes
of days last Week with
Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Alexander, David and
'-Susan in Islington.
Remeber the Lon:.
desboro •WI dessert
euchre on Friday, April
25, beginning at 7;30 pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thornspon visited on the
weekend with his aunt
Mrs. _Annie Thompson at
Clarksburg.. • .
United church
Ruthann Penfound and
Gordon Shobbrook
greeted the congregation
at the Londesboro United
Church on Sunday
morning. The ushers
were Neil Cartwright,
Bob ' Penfound, Donald
Reid and Bruce Hunking.
Rev. Scott ..welcomed
everyone and announced
that the truck from
Goodwill Industries in
London will be at the
church on Saturday af-
ternoon, April, 26, to pick
up bales of used clothing,
appliances and other
articles.
This Sunday the church
service will be held at 10
am since daylight
savings time goes into.
effect on Saturday night.
Rev. Scott hoped that a
number of people would
�'be-attending the Crusade
Special in the Blyth
Memorial.Hall from April
27 to May 4.
Rev. Scott expressed
. thanks- from he and his
wife for,. the concern
shown to them and the
many cards they
received during their;
bereavement.
For the children's story
Rev. Scott spoke about
What children should do
when they. have a
problem. He explained
that Jesus gave children
parents to help them. The
junior. teachers .were
Mrs. Murray Howatt,
Debbie Westerhout and
Kathy Radford.
For the choir .anthem,
Barbara Bosman sang a
special solo with Gail
•
Celebrate 60 years
Mr: and Mrs. Abe
.randun, . of,- Gode.rich.
passed a happy milestone
on : April 20/ when they
celebrated 60 years of
married life together.
The Brandons
celebrated their diamond
wedding anniversary
with a special fancily
dinner at.the ,home of
their grandson Gregory
Brandon of RR 4, Clinton.
The couple have been
longtime residents in the
areae Mr. Brandon was,
born in Bayfield' and his
wife, the former Phoebe
Bloomfield,. was "born in
Wingham,' •
On April: 20, 1q20 they
Mr. and Mrs, Abe Brandon
ht?'C. dtaltrigU n rW
e Lear accompanying er -'
Cancer Society and ARC
Industries.
Ken Hulley was ad-
mitted to Seaforth
Hospital on April 16.
A successful sale was
held from Norman
Wright on April 18.
Mrs. Laura Lyon and
Miss Edythe Beacom
returned home on April 19
after spending three
months in Ponda Gorda,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander spend a couple
Middleton news
by Blanche Deeves
Morning prayer was
held in St.. James
Anglican Church, on
Sunday and ;the lesson
was read by Blanche'
Deeves. Rev. Bennett's -
sermon was In the Steps
of the Master and the
offering was collected by
° Don Middleton and
Edward Deeves.
If there are still any
1980 self-denial offering
cards to come in, please
bring them at your
convenience, Rev.
Bennett has asked.
I. The people • of Mid-
dleton convey . their
deepest syathies to the
families of the late Mrs.
Bessie Hulls.
Visiting with Delores
and Alvin Dutot are Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hulls, Jason
and Jonathon • all of
Cornwall.
Watch for the annual
newsletter from Goderich
Township recreation
committee.
Registration for solf-
ball will be on April 26
and May 3 at the township
shed: Del Schloendorf,
Art Bell, Pat Rivett are
on the softball committee
and swimming will be
repeated again this year.
Mr. Tim Atwood and
-two friends flew into
Goderich from Ohio to
visit Tim's aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Dutot and grandmother
Mrs. Louise Reid.
Next ' Sunday, morning
prayer to be at 11:15 a.m.
daylight saving time, so
turn your clock ahead.
The zone rally for the
Senior Citizens will be
held on April 30.
Registration . is at 9:30
a.m., meeting 10:30 a.m.
at Hensall United
Church. Admission is $1
and lunch is provided.
Some farmers in the
area are busy seeding
some barley and were out
planting..on Saturday.-,
Hallett happenings
Field Trip
On April 9, Mary
Anderson, Dennis
ty Schneider, Bradley Lyon,
and Carolyn Watt went
with Mr. Johnston to his
trap line.
They wathced an
animal being skinned.
The trip was very in-
teresting and
educational.
Slides Shown
On Friday, April 11,
Dawn Bronson of the,
Maitland Valley Con-
servation area showed
slides to the Grade 8
class. The Conservation
area is sponsoring a
scrap -book contest for
anyone who wants to
enter it.
Spring Concert
On. April 14 at 1 p.m. the
students from kin-
dergarten 2, grade 1,'
Mrs. Hoernig's class,
junior choir and the
grade 7 and 8 classes took
part . in the dress
rehearsal for the .rest of
the school to see.
The Operetta that the
Grades 7 and 8 classes
put on was a great suc-
cess. For friends and
relatives a concert was
held on April 16 at 8:15.
On the night of the con-
cert everyone gathered in
the auditorium to watch
the presentation. It was a
good turn -out and
everyone enjoyed the
performance.
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Explorers
The Explorers held
their 13th expedition on
April 17 and made special
invitation for the mother
and daughter banquet as
their craft.
WINGHAM Customers
with individual or two-
party service in the
Wingham 357 • telephone
exchange will no longer
be required to give their
number to the operator
on direct -dialed long
distance calls.
New equipment in-
stalled by Bell Canada at
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the caller's number for
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began married 114
--together .ina eer'��`: s,,
Winghani. The couple
then resided in Bayfield
where Mr. Brandon drove
the stage to Brueefield;
and operated a small
dairy until 1936 • 'The
Brandons lived In Clinton
for 25 years before
moving `o lCoderioh
where they now reside on
Elizabeth Street.
The Braridens have one
Charles of Clinton
and one daughter Mrs.
Betty, Deseck of •Detroit.
They also .have six
grandchildren, and five.
great grandchildren. .
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