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• by Bertha wfacGregot onditiontrig and a very Co rb e tt Pres din g, Love. The funeral: servic-
assisted by071.Ce-Grand was held from the Bon -
A suecesSful bus trip helpful driver.
was held on June 16_14._ _ • Mrs. Elizabeth Riley. 4hron,,Fungral gomon.
IVOlton. EVen, the weather Seniors visit Final plans were made Tune 20 with Rev: Ken -
co -operated as it was A large representation for decorating the "float" neth • Knight officiating.
sunny but not , too hot, et members from the for the fair. Burial was in 13aird's
First visited wa$ the Three Links seniors The inaugural meeting Cemetery.
Ernest C. Drury Sehool visited Huronview last will be held in Brussels on • , .
for the hearing hall. Tuesday . After June 27 when all 'Past Church holds'
dicaPPed, • whiell gave •registering all enjoyed a Grands are ask -441 to corninunityserVfee
everybody 4. better -an. luncheon after which a
derstanding of the life of Period of visiting was
the healing disabled, enjoyed followed by an
Lunch was eaten in the afternoon of en -
Worn en's Institute Hall at tertainment by Martha
the Ontario Agriculture and Earl Heywood.
Museum 'and a tour of the
museum was given 'with Luncheon welt attended
excellent guides., Next Mrs. Eric Luther was
Mrs. Agnes Madge dies
was the Lton Safari in hostess at her home on
Rockford where all the .Wednesday when about Mrs. Agnes Anderson
Madge died at South
animals put on a special 30 members and friends
display. Finally, supper of the Salvation Army Huron Hospital, Exeter
on June 18, 1980 in her
at the Ponderosa and a Home League, London
lovely ride. home in the Citadel enjoyed lunch and 77th year. Surviving is
Setting sun. •a social hour . vvith Mrs. one daughter, Mrs.
-The-lrip-w4s--spo - .1,1 •d5- Margaret Martin,
Toronto; one brother,
by the Huron South
District of the WI and was Amber Rebekah Lodge Stanley Love, Exeter;
organized by Mrs. Carl The final meeting Of the one sister, Mrs. Wilfred
Payne. Thanks to Amber Rebekah Lodge (Anna) Huxtable of
Charter ways for for the holidays was held Centralia. She was
providing such corn- last Wednesday with
t a
fortable bus with air Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel
attend. Happy Birthday The Hensel), United
was extended to Mrs. Church service was held
Maggie Campbell, Jr., in the Community Centre
P .N.G. • and Bertha' on June 22; conducted by
MacGregor L.S.N.G. An Rev. Stan McDonald, The
In-Memoriurn service snell family of lion
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was led by the Noble desboroT were guests for
Grand Colfax. the ministry of inusic.
song service opened the
service when everyone
joined in. ,• •
Rev. McDonald spoke
to the children on violins.
In the message Re.v.
McDonald spoke on Keep
Going - getting on the
The firemen served
brunch outside in the
park following the ' ser-
vice.
pr
brothers
ed
eceased
John
b
y
and Jam
two
es
Social notes
Mr. and Mrs. Ed
22
. Corbett have moved -Intl?" • 20 in het 70th year. She is
the Elizabeth Court survived by her husband,.
Apal_*tm en san are Nelson Hood; daughtev
welcomed to th'eVillalie77-1 rS71"71-r—
Mrs. Pearl ShacicliCk Carter, London! four
"retiirned home alter • gran'dchildren„
spending some weeks Donna, Jason and lan.
with her son and One brother David
daughter-in-law Mr. and predeceases:I her.
Mrs. Bill Shaddiek and. Funerat service was
family in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Parkerreturned home
after visiting with their
daughter and son-in-law,
Sgt..Douglas Wein
Kcayk.p. , Mrs. Wein and
David in Ottawa.
A number of re-lath/4s
and friends. attended the
40th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McBeath held in the
ZuriOh Community
Centre on Saturday
evening. Dancing was
entoyed to music supplied
by the "Footnotes".
Mrs. Nelson Hood dies
Mrs. Vera Mary
Elizabeth (Hutcheon)
Hood died in Clinton
Public Hospital on June
held from the Bonthron
Funeral Horne, Hensel'
on Sund47, June 22 with
Rev. Robert McMullen
officiating. Interment
was in Baird's Cemetery..
Pallbearers were Alex
1VLQ-Beath, Ernie Talbot,
Lloy McKenzie, Everett
Robinson, William
McLaughlin, Hugh
Hendrick. Flowerbearers
Were Jim and Donna
Carter.
Personals
Mrs. Laird Mickle
visited on Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
• Hoffman at Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Konyndndyk of Wood-
stock were dinner guests
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, Ji.,INE 26, 1980... -PAG
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Wednesday, June 18 was graduation day.for tttepresehool story and craft hour
at Huron Centennial School, Brucefield. These 'busy young people will be at-
tending kindergarten at Huron Centennial in September.
aspo
By Mary Chessell •
The Varna and Goshen
communities have been
busy preparing and
furnishing the house on
the Jewitt farm for a
Vietnamese family which
arrived in Montreal on
Friday and were to be
here on Tuesdy. The
man is a welder, his wife
is a teacher, whO speaks
French and English, and
they haVe seven and nine-
year-old boys and her 22 -
year -old brother.
The Varna people were
also busy preparingfor a
sell-out crowd • for
Wedne's brbcup.
damage done to rivers
and beneficial soil insects
and worms by the use of.
fertilizers and other
chemicals. He mentioned
the resentment farmers
feel at being pressured by
consumers to produce
cheap food for them. He
concluded by telling of
the satisfaction he
receives from managing
a farm and producing
good crops, and how he weekend, the Stanley
feels he is in some way in
communion with God
when he is in the fields.
Others taking part in
the service were Darryn
McAsh with the poem
amtly-
column know of Varna
area people who have
recently graduated from,
college or university, or
obtained employment, I
would appreciate a call,
as many readers are
interested in news of our
young people's
achievements.
At the Kirkton-
Woodham Slo-Pitch
Tournament on the
Steamers placed fourth in
a field of 16 teams, and
second in the B division.
Now that school is out,
there will be T -ball
practice every Wed-
-"-'--7Churchnews - End", Jim Kirton who nesday morning at 10
oclock.
"No Beginning and No
read the new testament On Wednesday, Tune
took place between Rev. scripture, Tom Consitt ' Grant an
d EIva
' Wi Len a— Brawn_ -a ad .with " A- C.4w bo y' s
Webster celebrated their
Charles Reid in �b- Prayer and Murdock 25th weddg-n-iiiversry
servance of Rogation Day Morrison, who read the with a dinner held at the
1k4t Varna United Church old teRament scripture Legion Hall in Clinton for
on Sunday. Charles- and fed in prayertheir families, friends,
brought up some 'in- and the wedding party.
teresting points . for Next Sunday,. we The "head table was
discussion, such as why celebrate the 200th beautifully decorated
there seem to be so manyAnniversary of the with silmor -candles, pink
stumbling blocks; par-
founding of Sunday carnations and the an-
ticularly in the form of Schools: Attendance niversary cake.
advditioenrss ,e
whweneaathmeran fceoerlis- dippresented to Sunday
lomas will be
he is in partnership with School children, The Boy A reception followed
God to feed His people. Scout leader will present later at their home where
the guests were served
Another good point was Religion in Life badges to
anniversary cake which
the conflict a farmer feels the Varna boys who took
between a moral this course with Rev.
Brown. was made and decorated
responsibility to prodUce by Audrey Coleman of.
as much as possible to Seafarth, a schaalfrierid
eed the hungry of the Social notes of Elva's. Grant and Elva
have four children -
world, and the ecological If any readers of this
Cheryl, Linda, Sandra
and
Janice. They
An interesting dialogue
; • received many cards and
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best wishes for continued
A nstettJewellers
happiness.
LIMITED Many Varna People
attended Mr. and Mrs.
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party at the Zurich
wedlding anniversary
f Community Centre on
• On -staff goldsmith for repairsito fine jewellery
j• in-store watch repairs, liecluding battery installations "/ ant
• Fast in-store engraving Saturday evening.
,t• • In-store ring sizing installations"/Grant wedding annWebster attended a 25th
and Elva
• Appraisals by our on -staff Certified Gemologist i.
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party for Leonard and
Janet Lovell of Kippen
which was held at
Kirkton on Friday
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