Clinton News-Record, 1980-08-28, Page 17CLlNTD? NEW
About village people you know
Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Match of ;Clinton visited
last Friday with Mrs.
Elma McFarlane.
Gordon Dobie was
honored at a retirement
party last Saturday
evening when his family
entertained relatives,
neighbours and friends
and co-workers in the
Huron County Road
workers. at his home.
Cards were enjoyed and
relatives and friends
were present from
Waterloo, Listowel,
Goderich, Wingham and
the surrounding district.
A family dinner had been
held recently at the home
of his son, Mr. and Mrs.
mope Chapetservice
The annual Hope
Chapel memorial service
was held last Sunday with
Richard Hawley as the
speaker.
A fair crowd attended
and the grounds were
lovely with bouquets of
summer flowers to mark
the graves of loved ones.
Mr. Hawley chose for
his inspiring message,
Endings and Beginnings.
He likened the human life
to this subject stating
that changes happen -
some thing dies,
something is born.
"Wehave to accept
change,' he said, "let ga
and goon living".
Bill Dobie and family of
Goderich,
Mrs. Vera Doerr of
Niagara Falls visited last
week with her brother,
Gordon Chamney and
Mrs. Chamney.
Mrs. Norman
McDowell is improving in
-health -in University
)Hospital, London.
Robert Turner is a
patient _ in Alendra
He said that we have to
accept the past, celebrate
our history with those we
remember and always
trust that God is with us
at all times.
The offering was
received by Mr. Lloyd
McClinchey.,
The service was
planned by the Hope
Chapel Trustee Board,
Harry Webster, chair-
man and Tom Cun-
ningham, Ted Hunking,
Jack Lee, Lorne Hunking.
and Andrew Kirkconnell
as trustee board mem-
bers. Mrs. Lloyd
McClinchey is secretary -
treasurer.
Marine and General
Hospital following
surgery last week.
Miss Carol Beadle of
Kitchener .spent the
weekend with her mother
Mrs. Iona Beadle and
brother, Gordon Beadle.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Bricker came home
recently after a three
week vacation on
Manitoulin Island.
Mr. and •Mrs. Donald
Haines visited last
weekend in Niagara Falls
with their 'son, Mr. Ed
Haines, Mrs. Haines and
Rachel.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Jardin returned last
weekend from a three
week trip to Vancouver to
visit their son Lyman
Kippen peoplearebu.sy
By Rena Caldwell
Mr and Mrs. John C
Doig, Grand Rapids,
Mich. and Mr. and Mrs.
John Paterson N.S.W.
Australia visited
relativesand friends last
week.
Mrs. Percy Wright and
Julie have been having
holidays at Newmarket.
Mrs. Myra Errington
and her daughter
Marlene from England
were Monday visitors
with Mrs. Elzar
Mousseau. Later -in the
week, Miss Ruth Weber,
Alberta was a guest of
Mrs. Mousseau.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Grasby, Prince Albert,
Sask., visited relatives in
the Kippen area.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter, Guelph,
were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jones.
Archie Parsons is
confined to hospital in
London.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe
McQuarrie, David and
Dianne have returned
from a visit in i .c.
. Steven and Amey
Cooper of London .are
spending the week with
their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Vivan Cooper.
Tom Munroe and Ian
Munroe, who have spent
the past three weeks in
Muskoka, have returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Alderdice and Pam of
Saudi Arabia, Mr. and
Mrs. Garry Alderdice
and family, Nova Scotia
are visiting relatives in
the area.
Mrs. Mae Bulak,
Toronto, the former Mae
McGregor, called on
friends and relatives in
the area last week.
Gun Club news
At the'Kippen Gun Club
on August 19, with 14
shooters, Jim Butcher
and Jack Mills each had
25, followed by Chris
Middleton and Mery
Batkin with 24; Bert
Mahaffey, Al Kyle, Lloyd
Venner, Harrison Sehock,
Jack Bell, Jamie Cald-
well with 23; Dan Crerar,
Paul Middleton with 22;
• Bryan Beer, 21 and • Tod
Caldwell, 19.
Kippen Gun Club met
August 12. with • 27
shooters present. Top
shooters included John
Anderson, . Jack Mills,
both with 25, followed by
Lloyd Venner, Jim
Butcher, Bill Boussey,
Bert Mahaffy all 24;
Terry Baker, Glen Mogk,
Wayne Riddle, Bill
Webber 23; Brad Man,
Gary Middleton,
Harrison Schock all with
22; Wayne McBride,
Gladys McGregor, Ray
Geddes all with 21; John
Griedanius, Chris Mid-
dleton, Jack Bell all with
20.
Mery Batkin, Grant
McGregor both 19, Bob
Baker 18, Paul Giles, Neil
Colquhoun, Paul Priestap
all with 17, Rick Welsh
16,. Completing the shoot
was Terry Mann.
In two rounds of
doubles, Glen Mogk shot
21, Jack Mills 20, Bill
Webber 19, Jamie
Caldwell 16, Ray Geddes
16, Gary Middleton 14,
Jardiri and Mrs, Jardin.
Any girl between 12 and
26 years of age wishing to
take the 4-H fall course
Food for Friends, please
contact the leaders Mrs.
Douglas Chamney or
Mrs. Donald Cartwright
by September 3:
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Lapp visited last week
with Mrs. Alex Belpre of
Mrs. Verne Simmons of
Verschoyle.
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The Auburn
Presbyterian Woman's
Society .met last week at
the home of Mrs. Warner
Andrews with the
president Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson in the chair.
The meditation taken
by Mrs. Sanderson was
the Ministry of Kindness.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Thom
Thoms remember 50 years
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
Thom, RR3 Auburn were
honored last Sunday at
the Carlow Township Hall
when members of their
family held Open House
-for relatives, neighbours
and friends on the oc-
casion of their golden
wedding.
Grandsons Randy and
Jeffrey Thom were . in
charge of the guest book
and members of their
family welcomed
everyone. '
Seated with the
honored guests were their
attendants of 50 years
ago, ._. Dawson- Craig of
Whitechurch, cousin of
Mr. Thom, and Mrs.
Thom's sister, Mrs. Jaek
(Minnie) Farrish of
Listowel.
A three -tiered
decorated wedding cake
adorned the table along
with many gifts and
cards to mark the oc-
casion.
ccasion.
The guests were served
tea and wedding cake by
grandchildren Shelley
Smile
Parking places aren't
really that hard to get.
Look how many people
find them before you do.
Thom, Wendy and Cheryl
Rivett. Mrs. Charles
Merrill of RR2 Clinton
and Mrs. Henry Brindley
of Goderich were in
charge of the kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs. Thom
were married by the Rev.
R. C. McDermid in the
Presbyterian Manse,
Goderich.
'The bride , was the
former Hazel Good,
daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Good of
Colborne Township and
the groom is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs.
William Thom also of
_Colborne Township, _.. __--
Following their
marriage they resided on
the groom's farm in
Colborne Township until..
15 years ago when they
moved to their farm west
of Auburn.
Both are members of
Knox Presbyterian
Church, Goderich and for
many years, Mrs. Thom
has belonged to the Tiger
Dunlop Women's
Institute.
They had a family of
five -Mrs. Arnold
(Audrey) ` Rivett of
Dungannon; Mrs. Helen
Anderson of Calgary;
Jack ,of'-' Colborne
Township';' of
of
Goderich Township and
James 'who passed away
six years ago. There are
18 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild..
Mrs. Thom has four
sisters, Mrs. Gladstone
(Mary) Grigg of Clinton;
Mrs. Jack (Minnie)
Farrish, Listowel; Mrs.
Bill (Myrtle) ' Stirling,
Goderich; Mrs. Duncan
(Jean) Murchison,
Mississauga; and two
brothers, Harold of
Goderich and Mel of
Colborne Township.
Mr. Thom has one
sister, Mrs. Fern Rintoul.
of Wingharn. A sister,
Janet and a brother
Charlespassed away
several years ago.
Following the. Open
House a family dinner
was held at the Bedford-
Hotel, Goderich and a
social time held at their
home later
The celebrants
received a letter of
congratulations from the
Governor General of
Canada, E'd'ward
Schreyer with
notificatior,>Iri that a plaque
will follow.
They received - a
congratulatory telegram
from Joe Clark, leader of
the Opposition and the
Progressive C.on-
servative Party in
Canada.
Roll call vias answered
with a Bible verse con -
tabling the word, kind ;or
kindness.
The study was taken by
Mrs, Frank Raithby. She.
gave a paper on. the
pioneer missionary work
done a few years ago in
Australia..
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