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Alvin McLeod, Sarah
Carter, Morgan Dalton,
Bert Colum be, John.
McTaggart, ' Gladys
Stanlake, Margaret
McQueen, Cliff Mitchell,
and Andy Doig, attended
the Blyth Threshers
Reunion.
"Somebody`s Praying
For Yo11" was theanthem
sung, by the Huronview
Choir at the Sunday
morning service. Doctor
Toll's Band from
Seaforth played on the
front lawn Sunday af-
ternoon for the residents
enjoyment.
The Fall programs
started off Monday af-
ternoon when Marie
Flynn, Lorne Lawson and
Stanley Hillen along with
Jim Ruddock provided
some- toe -tapping- Old
Tyme Music.
Tuesday morning, Mr.
Archibald came to do
woodworking with the
residents. Mary Ross,
Polly W iiwse, Josephine
Cunningham, Margaret
Murray, Margaret
Mitchell, Grace Peck,
Ella Elder, Elsie Hen-
derson and Phyllis
Connell helped the
Clinton Women's
Institute celebrate their
75th anniversary at the
Christian Reform Church
hall.
The .Horticulture
Society brought beautiful
corsages and bouquets of
fresh flowers to
Huronview _ Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Ruth Bond
was the MC for the
evening program and
entertainment consisted
of George, Barry and.
Bonnie Turner singing
and playing their
ukuleles, The Clinton
Clickers, Sheri. Presz-
cator, Wendy Watson, and.
Sheila Cook did oame`tap
dancing. A guitar solo by
Mike Powell, and duets
by Kris and Kathy.
MacDonald. Special Care
Men took a van ride to
Goderich on Tliiitsday
afternoon. The men
enjoyed the ride around
Goderich.
The Anglicans held
their communion on
Tuesday afternoon and
there was a good turnout
of members.
Caravan Clothes will be
coming to Huronview
again October 7th, and. all
residents will have the
opportunity to ge down to
the auditorium that day
and do their shopping.
Sympathy is expressed -to
the fancily of Ruth Mutch.
Uuronyiew would like
to welcome Ernest
Appleton f rozu Exeter,
VinaBartiiff from
Clinton, Lambert Baasjis
from Clinton and
Margaret Dundas from
Seaforth.
The Craft room was a
busy place on Friday
morning with Jennie
Finlay, Frank Crich?
Jean Wilson, Ada
Craddock, Bill Marsh
making cupcakes. All the
residents in the home will
get a chance to taste
these at the birthday
party next Wednesday.
$1;000 jackpot winner
ShirleySmith came
away a happy winner
from the Fish and Garne
Club's September 14
bingo with a $100 prize in
a jackpot round and won
$10 in another regular
game.
Helen Loghlaine won a
special - game valued at
$36 and a second' share -
the -wealth was on by
Sucer W agues of
Vanastra. The third.
special game of the night
was split between Mrs. E.
Lee and Mrs. D. Bailey,
each winning $16.
Regular $10 game
winners included Debbie
Kinettes plan
busy schedule
Donations, fund raising
campaigns and social
activites were dicussed
by the Clinton Kinette
group when they held
their first meeting for the
fall season on September
9.
President Donna
Gibbings welcomed
guests Mary Ann Cald-
well, Linda Bosman and
Evelyn Feeney to the
meeting and secretary'
Martha Craig read the
miautes
and
correspondence which
included a letter from the
group's foster child
Phyllis. She sent
drawings of her home in
Kenya and showed the
out -buildings, gardens
and animals. She is also
hoping that everyone in
the Kinette group and
come and visit her
someday.
Treasurer Sue Vodden
reported that over the
summer a cassette
player and two air
mattresses were donated
to the Clinton Public
Hospital.
Mary Jean Beattie
asked for volunteers to
work at the 'Red Cross
Blood Donor Clinic which"
is to be held on October 7
at the high school.
Service committee
chairwoman Bette
Dalzell reported that a
babysitter course is being
organized and a movie
night for children will be
held.
To celebrate the club's
28th anniversary, Bev
Riley, head of the social
committee, suggested
that tickets be purchased
to see the Della Reese
benefit concert in London
on October 14.
In November the social
committee has planned
an old-fashioned box
social and crokinole
party.
Registrar Linda Reid
took the attendance and
Linda Bosman was the
lucky winner of the draw.
Marie Jefferson has
been appointed the zone
co-ordinato_ r by Deputy
Govenor Bob Reynolds
for the 1980-1981 term.
Attendance and Maple
Leaf pins were presented
by the the president Mrs
Gibbings and it was
decided that seven
members of the club
would travel to Exeter to
attend. aa. ,executive
seminar on September 17.
Riley, Mrs. Don Hardy,
Nora Robinson, Mrs. D.
Bailey, Conie Gowan,
Mrs. Harley and Barb
Chagsman. Mrs.• B.
Boyes won two games
and Mrs. Jack Hart also
finished the evening with
two games to her credit.
Mrs. A. McMickel and
Gene Gowan split .win-
nings in one round and
other individual winners.
were Mabel Gilfilan and
Mr. Jack Hart.
It's a fact
According to ' the
Guinness Book of
Records, the only man to
be struck by lightning
five times and live
through it is Roy C.
Sullivan, a park ranger in
Virginia. Between 1942
and 1973, Roy has been
zapped on the head, had.
his 'hair set on fire, his
eyebrows burned off, his
shoe knocked•off, had the
electricity go through
both legs and has been
knQcked, 10 feet *out of his
car.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Russo Jr.
Wed in Clinton
St. Paul's Anglican
Church in Clinton was '
decorated with flower
filled_ . candelabrum for
the July 26 wedding of
Sam Russo Jr. 'and Kelly
Adshead.
The groom is the son of
Sam ,and Jenny Russo of
Vanastra and the bride is
the daughter of Derek
and Teresa Adshead of
Clinton.
Rev. George
'Youmatoff led in the
exchange of wedding
vows and special music
was provided by organist
Dirk Vander Werf 'and
soloist Donna Russo.
The bride was dressed
for the wedding in a
traditional gown. The
floor -length dress
featured a lace bodice
which went into a lace
edged high neckline and
lace inset, trimmed in
pearls. The full skirted
gown also featured three-
quarter length sheer,
sleeves edged in lace and
the waist length train and
veil were trimmed in the
same Iace, tr
Homebound clients see Jays
On Sunday, September
7, 35 clients and volun-
teers from the Huron Day
Centre far the
Homebound travelled to
Toronto to watch a Blue
Jay double-header.
Our one claim to fame
in the baseball world,
.Sandy Fremiin (who
plays for the Milverton
Suns) and who is part-
time volunteer co-
ordinator at the Day
Centre, missed her big
chance by dropping a foul
ball that was hit into her
"hands". We hoped that
she would get a second
chance during the second
game against The
Chicago White Sox, but
the Jays won both games
with neither team giving
up another ball in our
direction.
The weather (along
with many people and a
Blue Jay win) co-
operated to make this day
perfect for our fans, who
ranged in age from 20 to
80. We left the Day Centre
at 9 am and returned, a
tired but happy group
about 9:30 pm.
The free tickets were
It's 'a fact
Dreamer's Rock is a
tall quartzite rock near
Little Current,
Manitoulin Island. Before
the arrival of the white
man, Indian youths were
fastened to its summit
and through dreams
would receive powers
from the spirit world. The
rock offers an in-
comparable view of the
surrounding countryside.
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provided by the Blue Jay
organization, and a
special thanks goes out to
them and Howard Stark -
man, Director of Public
Relations, who arranged
the tickets plus our ac-
cessibility to the elevator,
and special seating for
the wheelchairs.
We also wish to sin-
cerely thank Don Scruton
for providing a bus at no
charge, and Bill Marsh,
our A-1 volunteer driver,
who 'along with our other
men volunteers were
always busy, ,lifting
wheelchairs in and out of
the bus, and removing
and replacing some of the
bus seats.
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The Clinton Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority also helped
by providing the money
-for the gasoline, and we
are grateful for _ their'
contr ibution.
- Again a special thanks
to all our volunteers, who
give their time so
willingly.
The clients would also
like' to thank the staff of
the Day Centre for the
work and planning that
goes into making a day
like this successful. This
day will long be
remembered with joy by
the Clients and Volun-
teers of the Huron Day
Centre for the
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Maureen Adshead, a
sister of the bride, from
Kitchener attended the
bride. The bridesmaids
included Jackie Adshead
of Clinton, Kirsten
Harrett of Clinton, Jenny
Russo a sister of the
groom, from Kitchener
and Laura Froats of
London, All the girls wore
capped sleaves, dusty
rose colored gowns. They
carried bouquets of silk
flowers and wore similar
flowers in their hair.
Ginner Nietch from
Kitchener was the
bestman and guests were
ushered into the church
by Peter Russo of Kit-
chener, • Perry . Jutzi of
Kitchener, Mike Russo of
Clinton and Manfred
Nietch of.Ktichener.
Following the wedding,
a reception was held at
the Clinton Legion and
the hall was ' decorated
with candles and
streamers.
The newlyweds are
making their home in
Vanastra. •
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Jean Stoneman
Mrs, Jean Stoneman, a
Sombra resident died on
September 15 at the age
of 79.
The former Jean
Lindsay was born in
Uullett Township and had
lived in Sombra for. the
past 54 years, There she
was anpctivemeznber of
the Sombra United
Church where she was an
elder, a UCW member
and assistant organist,
Mrs, Stoneman was
also active in the com-
munity and was a
member and secretary of
the Edith Cavell Chapter
of the Order of Eastern
Star. She also taught in
elementary schools. in
Sombra for many years.
Mrs. Stoneman was
predeceased by . her
husbands, Frank Rath -
burn who died in 1964 and
her second husband
Bruce Stoneman who
died in 1969.
She is survived by one
sister Mrs. Bessie
(George) Falconer of
Clinton and three nieces
Mrs. Margaret (Harry)
Torrance of RR 2,
Bayfield, Mrs. Kathryn
(Jim) Keys of - RR 1,
Varna and Mrs.
Elizabeth (Jim) Bell of
Exeter. One nephew, Bill
Falconer of Clinton also
survives.
The Sombra Easterb
Star chapter held a
memorial service on
September 15 and funeral
services were held at the
Nicholls Funeral Horne in
Wallaceburg on Sep-
tember 16 with Rev. D'). -)L
Stewart officiating.
Interment followed at the
Riverside Cemetery in
Sombra.
The pallbearers were
Jilt Keys of RR 1, Varna,
Bill Falconer of Clinton,
Marry Torrance of RR 2,
Bayfield, Dave Hillier of
Toronto, Jina Bell of
Exeter, all nephews Qt
Mrs. Stoneman's and Roy
Waites.of Staples.
The flower bearers
were great nephews Bill
Carnochan of Oakwood,
Ron Keys of Varna, Dave
Bell.of Exeter and great
niece Brenda Bell, also of
Exeter.
.Myrtle Irene Busby
A Hullett Township
native, Myrtle Irene
Busby, died in Clinton
hospital on September 11,
She was 82 years old.
Mrs. Busby was born in
Hullett Township on May
21,1898 to Robert Lawson.
and 'the' former Alvina
Johns.
Mrs. Busby lived in the
Clinton area until moving
to Toronto. There she met
her husband John:
Edward Busby and, they
were married in the
Londesboro United
Church on November 8,
1928.
The Busbys lived in
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returned to Clinton to
make their home. While
living. in Chatham Mrs.
Busby was a past
president of the UCW she
was also a member of the
Park Street United
Church and in Clinton
belonged to the Wesley-
Will-is•United Church.
Mrs. Busby was
predeceased by her
parents and husband, She
is survived by one.
daughter, Mrs. Shirley
(Warren) Hannah of
London. ' She 1s aiso
survived by three
granddaughters,: one
sister Mrs. Jean (Ja0
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1980
, 16th Sunday after Trinity
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17th Sunday after Pentecost
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102nd Anniversary Services
Sunday, Sept. 28, 1980
11:00 a.m. Rev. Robert 0.. Ball, B.A., B.D.
North St. United Church, Godqich
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