Clinton News-Record, 1980-06-05, Page 16•
Even though:it was an hour long, the Shriners parade last Saturday in Clinton
kept the kids' attention the whole time, as more than 2,000 of the men put op -the
best parade since Centennial in 1975. These youngsters were stationed at the.
Rattenbury Street corner.(News-Record photo)
Cheerios remember others
The 'Cheerio Club met
on May 29 at the home of
Laura Lyon with Dora
Shobbrook acting as
chairman.
After a reading given
by Mrs. Shobbrook, the
roll call was answered by
10 members and one
visitor by paying the
yearly dues. The minutes
and treasurer's report
was given by Addie
Hunking.
Ida Durnin reported for
cards received and get
well cards were sent to
Gladys Armstrong who's
in the Seaforth hospital
and Tri Duizer who's a
patient in Clinton
hospital: The draw,
donated by Mrs. Lyon,
Constance news
by Mary Memer
A number of members
from Court Constantine
L1842 attended the bir-
thday party on June 2
held at the Benmiller Hall
with Court Fascination as
hostess for the evening.
Don't forget the
Foresters' Chicken
Barbecue to be held at the
hall on June 12..
Last Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Stevenson, David,
Darren and Luanne were
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Herman and Betty Ann
all of Shakespeare and
Paul Baiers, Mr. and
°FMr - Elmer Rader of
Stratford.
-.-.lr,,r 'and Mrs. Frank
Riley attended the 50th
Do you
know?
A safety belt is the best
way to keep from leaving
the scene of an accident.
wedding anniversary for
Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Flowers of Bayfield on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Marris Bos,
Sharon and Kathy at-
tended a shower for Anne
Marie Dewan of Lucan on
Sunday afternoon prior to
her marriage to Arnold
Boson June21.
Fashion show
at .Hullett
un i uesday, May 27 the
grade 7 a,nd 8 girls held a
fashion show. Parents
came to see the garments
made iri Home Ec. and
also the articles the boys
made in shop.
After the show,
refreshments were
served. The Fashion
Show was enjoyed by
parents, students as well
as the teachers.
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The June 18 meeting
will be held at Mr.
Hunking's and Group 2
will tie_in_charge.
Stella Adams began the
program with a reading
and Mrs. Lyon and Mrs.
Shobbrook also gave
readings. Mrs. Adams
conducted a contest and
garnes of euchre were
played. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Lyon,
Mrs. Adams and Mrs.
Shobbrook.
Mrs. Airie Duizer was
admitted fdr Clinton.
hospital on May 28, where
she had a toe amputated..
Mrs. Herman 'Van
Baaren returned home
after spending two weeks
visiting her-, daughter
Marie Young anri family
Dora Shobbrook, ;editor
om your nein
in Salmon Arms, B.C.
Ross Radford ' of Port
Colborne 'spent 'Friday to
Sunday with his uncle Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
and attended the 25th
anniversary of the
B1u.ewater Shrine Club on
Thpsons have
40th anniversary
A large number of
friends, neighbors and
relatives enjoyed the 40th
anniversary dance on
May 30 at Family
Paradise for Bob and
Audrey Thompson. V L
Spending the 'weekend
with the couple were Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton
of Moorefield, their
daughters Beth and her
husband Ray Radford
from London and Linda
and her husband John
Lawrie and children
Robbie and Jennifer from
Kitche'ner. Bob's
brothers. and theirwives.,,
also attended including,
Ivan from Hamilton.
Lorne from Kitchener,
Vanden from Mount
Pleasant and Bob's sister
Mrs. Dorothy (Bud)
Smith of Toronto.
Also present was .Rev.—
Ure Stewart of Seaforth,
who married the couptle--
and guests also came
from Mitchell, Bramp-
ton, Clarksburg, Aurora,
Palmerston, Listowel,
Harriston and Clinton.
The Thompson
received many gifts and
lunch was provided and
served by the UCW. The
evening ended with 17
friends
chivaree Pt the Thom-
pson home.
United news
The' congregation took
part in communion at the
Londesboro United
Church on Sunday. -
Shirley Scott and Jane
Hoggart welcomed the
people and the ushers
were Connie Hoggart,
Lisa Duizer, Shelley
Westerhout and Barbara
Carter.
Rev. Scott said that the
flowers were placed in
memory of Jim Scott who
died _a year ago. Flowers
were also placed in honor
of the 40th wedding an-
niversary of Bob and
Audrey Thompson* .
Assisting in the
sacrament were Edythe
Beacom and Bert Lyon.
Gordon Shobbrook, Jack
Tamblyn, Greg 'Andrews
and Margaret Taylor
served the bread and
Lorne Hunking, Jim
Jamieson, Jack Snell and
Nelson McClure served
the wine.
The Meesangers and
their lean `er Brenda
Radford met in the
Sunday School rooms
during the service. .
The-BBerean Unit of the
;UCW were reminded of
their June 10 meeting.
For the roll call members
are to bring an article
made in Japan.
Toronto
Saturday in Goderieh and
Clinton.
Barbara Blake of Blyth
spent the weekend with
Heather Fothergill
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knox
of Blyth spent last week
with his mother Mrs.
Harriett Knox here while
Lavina spent the week in.
Toronto.
Mr. and
Cousineau,
Mr. Mrs. Don
Cousineau, Donald, Jim
and Tammy spent the
weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Shaddick spend Sunday
titch ner ° with Miss
Lloy Shaddick.
Florence Cartwright
and June ,Fothergill at-
tended the Westminister
weekend in London.
Claude Cartwright
spent the weekend with
his grandmother, Mrs.
Mae Rinn of Belgrave,
The Wotnens Insitute
-will Leet -.on. -June -11 -and
Canadian industries will
be discussed. The roll call
wily ask members to
name one simple in-
vention they would
dislike being without. Jim
Jamieson will be the
guest speaker.
Milda Hoy, right, of Clinton,was presented with the
food processor from Margie Wise, left, of Wise
Appliance Centre in Clinton for her prize winning
decorated cake. To celebrate the store's first an-
niversary in their new building Wise's held a cake.
decorating contest and received 16 entries. Mrs.
Hoy's cake was picked as the best by judges Doug
Bartliff and Miss J. Ainslie, a CRSS Family Studies
teacher. All 16 cakes were donated to Huronview
for the 300 residents to enjoy.
Hullett pupils
tour
"ilhe grade 7 class had
the privilege of going to
London on May 29. They
visited Wolseley
Barracksin the morning
with a guided tour
through the Royal
Canadian Regiment,
Regimental, Museum at
the barracks. The .class
found the artifacts and
displays. enjoyable. They,.
ate their lunch at a
nearby pat'l
Then the class visited
the London Free Press
building for another
guided tour. They learned
many interesting facts
from their guides—The
knowledge will coxae in
handy as the grade .7
class. will be studying
newspapers in .English
fortwoweeks-.
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