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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-03-30, Page 7More than 100 square dancers met in Clinton on Saturday for the South Western Ontario Square Dancing Association meet. Held at CHSS, the event was hosted by Clinton's Wheel 'N Dealers. I Shelley McPhee photo) Belgrave from page 6 Mrs. Rob Ray of Lakefield. She also visited with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball and Mat- thew of anover. Mrs. Lloyd McDonald, Scott, Lorran and Cheryl of Waterloo spent a couple of days during the winter break with her mother Mrs. Nelson Higgins. Ten tables were in play at the weekly euchre held on March 23. Winners were: High Lady, Mrs. Agnes :.ieman; Low Lady, Miss Lillian Potter; Novelty Lady, Mrs. Olive Bolt; High Man, Garner Nicholson; For [Exclusive and Unusual Gifts The Arbor 43 A.C)ert St. Clinton 482-.387 IT'S Vii RTH THE DRIVE! 1 Free Del,VerV Service CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY NIGHT Ida 9P.M. ain Si, Dublin 345-2250 GGG Fine ET LCR Furniture NEED To KNOW SoMETHINC ABOUT 'oUR NEW COMMUNITY? f FI(Onh' 11 ii f PhenP 482 7389 Our poste,, QrPPting• d ^( rommuo,'y kliBliNiffiNtingesmitmiggsigg Low Man, Clarence Yuill; Novelty Man, Mrs. Clarence Hanna I playing as a man 1. There will be euchre next week starting at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide and Kimberly, Jennifer and Trevor of Hamilton spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Huskin- son of Callendar, Owen Cameron and Muriel Bosman of Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs. Evelyn Lechinsky of Regina, Sask., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Paton and boys of Mossley, Ray Green, Kathy and Kevin of Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mit- chell and girls of Burlington all visited with Mrs. Ivy Cook, Annie and Wes and other relatives in the vicinity this past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. America Ar- ruda, Maria and Michelle of Toronto were weekend visitors with her mother Mrs. Dorothy Logan. Maria and Michelle remained for a week's holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cook, Jackie, Carla and Marie of R.R.1 Belgrave were Sunday visitors of their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook. Aim wel At the United Church Palm Sunday, Baptism, Con- firmation and Communion were celebrated. Greeters were Lorne Husking and Jim Jamieson. Ushers were Bill Bromley, Mervin Mur- rain, Melvin Knox and Carl Nesbitt. Cohn Swan announced the Good Friday April lst, ser- vice at 11 a.m. The anthem was sung by the C.G.I.T. girls, Darlene Hulley, Lori Bromley, Lisa Bosman, Deanna Lyon, Janet Wilts, Kim Wright and Jennifer Sottiaux accom- panied by organist Barb Busman. Rev. Grant Mills of Exeter conducted the Baptism, Con- firmation and Sacrament. Clerk of Session Gordon Shobbrook called forth the Confirmation and each represented by an elder who presented them with a Bible following the laying on of hands. For Communion assisting minister were Col- in Swan and Gordon Shob- brook; serving bread Ron Nesbitt, Margaret Whyte, Margaret Taylor, Edna Reid; serving wine ob Jamieson, Reg Lawson, Laura Scott and Tom Duizer. The new members were welcomed with a reception line in the Sunday school room. Lunch was served by the U.C.W. The class return- ed to the sanctuary where Harvey McDowell took photographs. The new members were LAKE MOVING aegyANM f Van anrea C }gold Sandy Carter, John Cart- wrigdlt, Laarry Wilts, Cheryl Bromley, Lisa Duizer, favid Whyte, Brenda Nesbitt, Russell Nesbitt, Scott Over- boe, Debbie Preszcator, Larry Gross, Robert Adams, Connie Hoggart, Larry Hog- gart, Ann -Marie Thurlow, Karen Wright, Jeanette Johnston, Marilyn Archain- bault, Robert Radford, Bruce Penfound, Nancy Pen - found and Mike Vincent. Ainnweli Unit The Aimwell UCW meeting was held on March 21. The ham supper will be held on May 12 and all were reminded of the Huron -Perth Presbyterial meeting at North Street United Church in Goderich on April 11. Also on April 11 the ACW will go to Huronview to quiit. Bren- da Radford showed a slide presentation on the South Pacific Islands. Personals Carman and Blossom Gar - row of Clinton visited on Sun- day with Bill and Irene Bromley, Cheryl and Lori and attended church when Cheryl was a member of the Confirmation class. Paul Shaddick of Goderich spent a couple of t,.. ys last week with . his grandmother Elsie Shad & ck. Dora Shobbrook and Thedrna Ellerby returned home on Saturday night from spending the past week with granddaughter Joan Garrow R.N. in Ottawa. ``ee6i Joan returned home wadi them. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Honking were her brother Mr. and Mrs. Wa"• ce Bell and her mother Mrs. Charlotte Bell of Blyth when they celebrated their mother's 91st birthday. Mrs. Olive Penfound and Elgin, also Mr. and Mrs. George Wright and Mrs. Ida Wright of Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mair of Stratford on March 24 when they celebrated their sister Mary's 80th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Radford of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and at- tended the wedding of his cousin Lonnie Karl Whitfield and Marilyn Elaine Macln- tyre on March 26 at the Presbyterian Church in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Cohn Pater- son and Katie of London visited on Saturday with her father Bob Burns, also with her mother in Clinton Hospital. Shuffle board March 23 winners were: ladies' high, Vietta Hoggart; low, Elizabeth Lawson; men's high, Leo Reid; low, George Hoggart; play off winners, George and Vietta Hoggart. All are welcome on March 3Oth at 8 p.m. ano to the WI card party on March 31 at 8 p.m. N SYSTEMS *Local & LongBistattc® sPeacking *Fully Onsured *Free Istianat s u 357-314 /a is NOW E AOR USINESS Came in and give us a try you'll enjoy our Daily Sp dais our friendly service, good homestyle cooking and old-fashioned prices. OPEN 7 SAYS WEEK Monday -Saturday 6 am -9 pm Sunday 8 am© , pm 63 ALBERT STREET CLINTON 482-7667 CLINTON NEWS-REOORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1983 -PAGE 7 alton bi y :,r`ay 1p'IcAli A large crown of neighbors and friends gathered in the Walton Community Hall on March 255 to bid farewell to Harvey and Bessie McClure. bey will be moving to their sew home in Seaforth in the Bear future. W' i ; red Shortreed was at the door with over 1 11 r;: -ogle signing the guest book. ::ill Shortreed was M.C. for the evening. Berva Watson gave out euchre rules. There were six games played with 18 tables in play. Prize winners were: high Lady, Carolyn McClure; low lady, Donna McClure; high man, Ray Huether; low man, Earl Watson. Margaret Shortreed and Berva Watson entertained in a program of song and ac- tions accompanied by Mildred Traviss at the piano. Kim Humphries, Phyllis Mitchell, Gerald Watson and Bill Shortreed sang. Mildred Traviss and Phyllis Mitchell entertained with musical numbers accompanied by piano and violin. Harvey and members of his family were called to the piayform and all introduced. Unfortunately Bessie was unable to attend, she had the flu, she was missed by everyone there. Their family of eight boys and one girl were all present except Rae who is teaching at Forestburg, Alberta. Gerald Watson read an address. About People Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether and John accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kelly and Michael of Dublin to Guelph University when they attend- ed open house last Monday. Misses Colleen Maloney of Seaforth and Patricia Hackwell spent a few days of their winter break with Pam S YTH Christian Reformed Church bey. A. Melt -man - Pastor Blyth Christian Reformed Church h invita % y o u aro its worship services and programs good Friday 18n.ea, Sermon - "How Do You Respond To The Cross?" Luke 23 Verses 32-49 Easter Sunday 10 a.m, Sermon - "Did They Take The Lord?" John 20 Verses I-38 8 poto. - „Divine Election and Reprobation" Romans 9 Verses 6-21 IIS ll, We reserve the right to limit [quantities. Specials in effect till closing Saturday, April 2, 1983 n;= frien Hackweil in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jun Keys were guests on Sunday with Mrs. Dorothy Sholdice, Mur- ray and Sandra following the morning service at Duff's United when Sandra was among the young folk that were confirmed. Miss Gail *earls, Bramp- ton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen and family enter- tained other members of the family to a dinner in honour of their daughter following the confirmation service. Those present were: John and Kim Thamer; Ruth Thamer, Clint, Judy and ' Lmie; and Rev. Swan of idton ; Volker, Shirley and Crystal of London and Rut hie Thamer, Woodstock. f rewell Dteff United Palm Sunday was observed at Duff's United along Wath confirmation and Communion. There were 14 -enfirmed, Kimberly Fritz, Tint,,.'; Fritz, Donna Godkin, Gary Godkin, Darlene Paulene Gulutzen, Craig Thomas Hack well, Darryl Hoegy, Donna May McClure, Stanley Brian Mc- Clure, Jeffery McGavin, Sandra Jean Sholdice, Cheryl Smith, Darryl Smith and Joyanne Van Vliet Edith Wey presented each one with a certificate and Martin Baan presented them, with a Bible. Those assisting in the serv- ing of Communion were An- nie Reid, Edith Wey, Emer- son Mitchell, Barry Hoegy, Ken McDonald, Bill Coutts and Neil McGavin TENDER The Council of the Corporation of the Village of Blyth will accept tenders up to and including April 11 at 3:00 posy. for the consideration to purchase the following property: plan 1 !'art Lot 9, ween Street, West Side, nee which there exists a two storey brick weneer commercial building commonly known as the present site of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Blyth, Ontario. Lot is usoned Commercial. The land and structure there erected, Inclusive of certain fixtures as listed: vault and vault door and other fixed irnproweneents such as counters, parti- tions and air conditioning units: is considered for sale ire an "as 5s" condition, on date of tender open- ing. Certain fixtures and platform will be rermowed from the Masonic Lodge Room. Interested tenderers may arrange to view the land and premises by ap- pointment with the clerk -treasurer of the village of Blyth, at his convenience after Mar. 30, 1983. It is understood that the said lot and the premises, there erected or to be erected, cannot house any type of financial business, whether private or branch of, trading in the business of receiving for deposit, or offering to loan money to members of the public at large for a period of 3 years from date of occupancy. The Corporation of the Village of Blyth wbll assume that all the tenderer, have made a visual in- spection of the property and the structure there erected, on receipt of any or all tenders. Tenders to include a certified cheque in the amount ount of 10%. The cheques will be returned to the unsuccessful tenderers within fig tremors of the opening of tenders. Date of closing to be 30 days from date of aceep- torece of tender. Legal costs such as survey, appraisal, or adiustrraents to be paid for by the tenderer. The Corporation of the Village of Blyth shall provide adequate in- surance on the premises until closing. The highest tender or any tender not necessariiiy accepted. Tenders to Be opened Mortdoy, April 11. 1983 of 7e, 1) p.m. in o closed ses- sion of council. 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