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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-05-29, Page 16PM O O$RORD, T4URSD,AY, MAY 29, MO 4. wewor_. sdisplay a success A large number et visited With Miss Edyth Rupert, B.C. attended the Fothelizilli Marjorie spectators enjoyed the Lo4khEmt in Goderich and 25 year RN graduates' Duizer, and Addie 'best yet"— fireworks _ . cusPlay at Hullett Central School on May 19. Approximately 350 cars attended the event. The •recreation com- mittee and Lions Club would like to express their thanks to all who attended and are pleased — to, report balaneed---ex- illielei--mr-r-and--Mrs,Bert-----Attc-e ---Irerclitora--ii; -Gilvarrofehe-sley"Visited- penses:s Shobbrook ' Margaret Taylor, Dora at the same home. Mrs. Joe Shaddick Mrs. Alf Bell of Erince S hob b rook , _ June Kathy McKellar and they spent the °Itehday reunion at Victoria. Bunking attended the weekend with Mr. and . Hospital in London on 80th WI District Annual Mrs. sJohn Shier, Kin- Friday and Saturday, and held in Goderich on May cardine. spent Sunday to Wed- 26. 1 Mrs. Louise Daniel of nesday with her aunt Mr. and Mrs. Wes Grimsby is visiting with Mrs. Joe Shaddick. Raeburn of Chesley Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell. Mrs. Dorothy Basley of visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. .Ken Oshawa . spent last Mr. and Mrs. Orville Shobbrook of Ajax spent weekend with Mrs. Newby. On Wednesday, the weekend with his Myrtle Fairservice,. ' Mrs. Pearl and Mr. Shower held for Kathy Lyon Gay Datema and Wilma DeJohn were the hostesses at a bridal shower for Kathy Lyon, at the home of Mrs. DeJohn on May 23. Kathy, her mother Joanne Lyon, grand- mothers Louisa Lyon and Grace Easom were escorted to honored seats. Gay Datema welcomed all and each guest introduced herself. There were 49 guests. present, including 13th concession neighbors, former neighbors, and • relatives-. - Judy Datema con- ducted two contests •whose s winners were Marilyn' Archambault, Dorothy Powell and Edyth Beacon. Susan Wilts addressed Kathy and gifts were presented by Deanna Lyon, Annette Vincent, Debbie and Linda Cun- ningham. A hat of bows was made by Cheryl Lyon and Diana Shobbrook. Kathy thanked everyone for all the gifts and gave special thanks to the hostesses. She invited all to 'Open House' at her mother's home on June 14. _United news The Reverend Stewart Miner was guest speaker while Rev. Scottcon- ducted the anniversary service at Trinity Ash- field United Church on Sunday. ' Greeters were Margaret Taylor and Lorne Hunking, and performing ushering duties were Shelley Westerhout, Barbara Carter, Sally Pollard and Diane Bromley. The junior choir was led by Barbara Bromley and Rev. Miner's message was, God of the Living. Next Sunday, .there will be a sacrament service. There was a pod at- tendance returning for a pot luck supper spon- sored by the congregational work and life committee on Sunday evening for the family service at Vanastra. Prizes were given to the first person in the water; youth, Larry Hoggart, adult, Florence Cartwright; last to get •wet, 'Billy Jim Scott and Ken Scott. Elizabeth Lawson sat in the lucky chair. Many 'thanks goes to Jean Scott and Mary Longman -for kitchen help. • • AUBURN the C Eleanor Bradnock, editor advocate ENTERTAIN MANOR ° ' RESIDENTS A group of Auburn •residents entertained the residents at Maitland Manor" in Goderich last Wednesday evening at the May birthday party. The program was opened with a sing -song led by Rick Hawley. Solos were sung by Amy Hawley and Mrs. Emmerson Rodger. A mouth -organ and autoharp duet was played by Ross Robinson and Mrs. Jack Walker. Piano instrumentals were played by Mrs. Bud Chamney, Mrs. Rick Hawley and Miss Beth Hawley. Guitar and ukelele duets were played by Lorie and Stephen Millian accompanied on the piano by their mother, Mrs. Barry Millian. Duets were sung by Amy and Beth Hawley and Mrs. Emmerson Rodger and Mrs. Tom Jardin. Violin selections were played by Oliver Anderson accompanied by Mrs. Kenneth McDougall. • FORMER AREA MAN RECOGNIZED Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson have received word that their cousin Donald Mallory of Vulcan, Alberta has been recognized for his .composing of music. His mother was the former Rena Patterson born on the third line of East Wawatiosh just east of Auburn. Donald lived for several years with the late Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and attended S.S. No. 16 when he lived with his uncle and aunt. Coming from a musical family, Donald has been expressing himself in music for over 15 years and has over 900 com- positions. Owner of the Kirkcaldy General Store, he states that music has become part of his life and he has been contacted by a 111 11..111 publisher and already has had one selection played on C.B.C. television. One of his recent compositions was sung by the choir at his church in Champion, Alberta. The eleven members of the Cham- pion United Church choir were very pleased to be singing an anthem compbsed by a member of their congregation. Aa .well as church music, Donald's songs are of every type - western to. historical sons or popular. W.I. Paul Ross, lawyer from .Seaforth, was guest speaker and spoke on the theme, "The Rights of Women", at the May meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute ,He was in- troduced by Mrs. Bud Chamney, A short message on 1980 -The Year of the W.I., was given, followed by the m inutes by the secretary, Mrs. Robert Peck. Mrs. Lilliat5 Letherland- reported on cards sent Delegates to the District Annual to be held at Goderich will be Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, Mrs. Kenneth 'McDougall, Mrs. Robert Peck and Mrs . Bud Cham ney. • The members decided • to celebrate "1980 The Yearma the W.I." by having a dinner in October when members from all branches in the SOCIAL NEWS Kenneth McDougall, George Mason, Mrs. Myrtle Munro and Mrs. Ethel McDougall of Clinton and Mrs. Nellie McDougall of Goderich visited last Thursday with the ladies' sisters, Misses Mary and Grace McEachern in Mount Forest hospital and also their brothers, John and Bill McEachern at their home. Mrs. Frances Clark has J • announced that the • Auburn community has exceeded last year's contributions in their donations to the recent Cancer Society drive. If 'anyone was missed or wishes to make an ad- ditional contribution, envelopes are available from her. The winner of the Auburn and District Lions Club lottery last week was Michael Wildgen of R.R. 5 Goderich (Meneset Park). He held ticket number 125. Mrs. Lillian Letherland visited this week with her friend, Mrs. Mary Blacker at Stratford. Mrs. Harry . Arthur spent last weekend in Northern Ontario fishing with friends from the London area. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cartwright, David, Derrick and Lorie at- tended the wedding of Mrs. Cartwright's brother, Ray Rueger last Saturday in London. A.C.W. St. Mark's Anglican Church Women of Auburn reet for their May meeting at the home of Mrs. William Craven of Goderich last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Craven presided tor the program The scripture lesson, was read by Mrs. Tom Lawlor followed by meditation and prayer by Mrs. Craven. ' The Bible study, Women of the Bible, was continued bv Mrs. Craven The menu was planned for the Lions Club dinner and it was announced that the Deanery meeting Would be -held on Tuesday, June 3 at Hanover. Thankyou notes were read from Mr. and Mrs. John Daer, St. Monica. House and a letter was read from the Reverend and Mrs. Robert Meally in tr4land. A card was signed by all members and will be sent to Rev. and Mrs, Niftily. Lisa moved on the weekend to the Exeter area. The community wishes them happiness in their new home. 11 Ilonors Constance couple with party by-Itlarylfferner 60thweciding anniversary On May 14, a Oth party held Saturday in „ wedding anniversary Wellesley for Mr. and* party was held at the Mrs. Nelson Seyler of Foresters /Tall to honor New Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miss Margie Whyte of McClure. Fifty-eight Guelph spent the holiday people were there for weekend with her mother supper and following the Mrs, W. L. Whyte, Bill - meal, everyone went to and Harold Whyte. the home of their daughter land 4son-in-law.' Mr, andMrs. Eric Anderson, where an open cul Mr. and Mrs. ;Pim RR3 Walton, , ren Mr. and Mrs. Cam Pattsn, eron o„f- Londo spent the Victoria Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Riley. and . Pail Stevenson, , David, Darren, and •Luanne Thompson •and Mr, and Mrs, Jirri Thompson • spent the longweekend on a fishing trip to Lin-. clq4Y. Mr. and Mrs, 0111 Storey visited, on Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. George Wasson of visited• on , , Sunday ander Cecil Herrnan Of Shakespeare. ett frac house was held during the , ' I evening,' Track and Field Mrs. Nelson McClure, Meet Mrs, Frank Riley, Mrs. On May 22 students Wilmer Glousher of from Hullett Central Londesboro and Mrs. School participated in the Jessie McGregor of track and field meet. The Seaforth attended the .1;neet started at 9:30 a.m.. funeral on Monday of and ended at 3:30 p.m. At Mrs, Sarah Brown of the end of the day, the Rano v Diey_._ Et) s 9—points—were- totalled -up -- visited withTvir. and Mrs. d t h' • • and runner-up are as follows: 13 and up' boy's champion, Scott Millar and runner-up, Jamie Root; 13 and up girl's • champion, Suzanne Tamblyn and runner-up, Laurel Duizer; 12 -year- old boy's champion, Sparks and runner-up, Darryl Plunkett; 12 -year-old girl's champion, Darlene Gulutzen and runner-up, Lisa Watt. 11 -year-old boy's champion, Stephen Kolkman and runner-up, Jeff Popp; 11 -year-old . _ . an ere given Borden Brown and Mr. to the champion of each and Mrs. Lloyd Burrows age group. On a later date (nee Elaine Brown). the winners who received them. second is extended to a ribbon of first, or second will go to Seaforth Mr. and Mrs. Paul for the •regional meet. The results of champions Stevenson zehrs fine markets... of fine foods TENDER ONTA FRESH mrPICN attended the Carl Merrier visited on Monday with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Merner of RR 3 Drtirnbo. 'e id results girl's champion, Cheryl Prornley and runner-up, Brenda Nesbitt; 9 -10 - year -old boy's champion, Stephen Duizer and runners-up, Troy Hoggart and • Neil Rodgers ; 7 -8 -year-old o y ' s champion, Paul Hoggart and_ runner-up.,_ Drew Allen; 7 -8 -year-old girl's champion, Theresa Knox and runner-up, Kathy Kennedy; 6 and under boy's or girl's ,champion, Kevin Wright and runner-up, Teddi Vanderlei. r Congratulations, to all winners, helpers Music Night On May 20 the niem- bers, of the band and the junior choir participated in the rehearsal for the Huron County Music Night. Much was ac- complished. Then on May 21 at 8:00 p.m. at -the - Clinton high school, Music Night was held. 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