HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-06-01, Page 11ON May 28, the Brucefield Volunteer Fire Department held a carwash and a pancake
breakfast to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy. Pictured is volunteer fireman Gerald
Boon, taking a turn ondhe hose. (Rod Hilts photo)
Brucefield backs charity
t•y Isabel Scott
Brucefield volunteer
firemen held a car wash and
pancake breakfast Satur-
day, May 28 in aid of
Muscular Dystrophy which
was well attended. The
firemen thank all who at-
tended and helped. The cake
donated by The Trading Post
was won by Mac Wilson.
Stanley unit members met
on May 25 at the home of
Mrs. Pearl Eyre. She con-
ducted the worship on our
concern for others, assisted
by Ruby Triebner. The
leaders led in a quiz on
church conventions and a
lively discussion followed. It
was decided to visit Huron -
view for the next meeting on
June 22.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bur-
dge of Owen Sound spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Burdge and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McGregor of Woodstock
spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Gregor
McGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clif-
ton of London visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Stirling and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hender-
son have returned from an
enjoyable trip to Bermuda.
From Kippen this weep.....
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Sea, to the fields growing tea
and figs. Russia is a country
that has had many invaders
over the years, the architec-
ture shows the Turkish oc-
cupation.
She has been twice attack-
ed by Germany also by
France etc. Mr. and Mrs.
Etheri{tgton were thanked
by Mrs. Robert Kinsman.
Mrs. Carl Payne will be
the delegate to the District
Annual. Mrs. Stewart Pep-
per gave the Sunshine
Report.
Gun Club Shoot
Results of Mav 17 shoot of
Kippen Gun Club were: 50
straight, Dan Crerar; 25
straight, John Anderson,
Bert Mahaffey, Jack Mills,
Terry Baker, Fred Brall,
Mike Sass; 24 - Al Kyle, Jim
Butcher, Bob Caldwell, Har-
rison Schlock, Paul Webb,
Jim Rean, John Hessels; 23 -
Bob Baker, Glen Mogk,
Wayne McBride; 22 - Jack
Bell; 21 - Uwe Wisch, Lloyd
Venner; 20 - Jim Darling,
Harold Smith; 18 - Bob
Stere; 17 - Roy Lamport, Kai
Wisch, Ray Perkins.
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Kippen welcomes Martin
and Elizabeth Attenberger
and their children Martin
and Elizabeth to their new
home on the "Second" which
they purchased from Jack
and Tove Bell.
NOTICE
DECORATION
DAY
at Baird's Cemetery
win be held
SUNDAY, JUNE 12th
at
2:00 P.M.
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11Cente nial Co
By < rtha MacGregor
Mr. Lester Fisher of
Blenheim visited his sisters
Mrs. Helen Thompson and
Mrs. Mary Parlmer and at-
tended the Anniversary ser-
vice at Carmel Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Sam Oesch who has
been a patient in South
Huron Hospital for several
weeks returned to her home
last week.
Hensall
Centennial Committee
The Centennial committee
rnet at the Hensall United
Church on May 24. Cecil Pep-
per was appointed to repre-
sent council on the Centen-
nial Committee. Council has
given its financial backing if
needed.
The Chairman announced
that Mrs. Betty Simmons
will be in charge of the
Crafts Booth and Bob
Cameron will arrange an an-
tique Flea Market and also
displays on Main Street.
Wayne Scotchmer was
named the winner at the
Logo Contest held at the
Public School. You will be
seeing this Logo displayed in
many different ways in the
coming year.
Centennial signs have
been placed on the old Fire
Truck which will appear in
many area parades.
Donations to the Centen-
nial Fund Raising, Account,
in the form of cash dona-
tions, goods and advertising
total $1,000 to date. They in-,
elude: Knight Electric, $30
in advertising; Bank of Mon-
treal, 1500 pins; Bank of
Commerce, 1500 pins; Ron's
Health Centre, $25; N. Mar-
tin O.D., $10; Exeter Phar-
macy, $20; Jerry McLean
Kippen
Gun Club
scores
By Rena Caldwell
The Kippen Gun Club met
May 24 with 21 shooters.
Scores were: 25 - Jamie
Caldwell; 24 - Jack Mills,
Jim Butcher, Glen Mogk,
John Anderson, Bert
Mahaffey, Bruce Anderson;
23 - Al Kyle, Gladys
McGregor, Harrison
Schock; 22 - Tom Allen,
Wayne McBride, Lloyd
Venner; 21 - Uwe Wisch,
Terry Baker; 20 - Grant
McGregor, Bob Baker; 19 -
Dan Crerar, Harold Smith;
17 - Kai Wisch; 16 - Bob Kirk.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wheeler,
of Mississauga visited
friends in the Kippen area
last weekend.
Anstett
Jewellers
introduces
their
Pearl
Spectacular
June 21i
8 Albert St., Clinton
482-3901
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We will be happy to explain the subtle nuances of pearl value to you, and
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Come in to see our special displays of pearls and pearl jewellery.
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Draw to be made on June 11, lost day for our Pearl Spectacular. No
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and Don, $100; Mr. and Mrs,
Sun Ruobol, $25; Greta Lam -
aide, $5; K.rught Electric,
$50; 'Tuckey Beverages,
$200; Anonymous, $25 and
$10.
Conunittee members will
please note that the next
meeting will be held a week
early , June 21 at 7:30 p.m. at
the United Church. Anyone.
interested in attending this
meeting is most welcome.
Carmel Church News
Rev. Grant McDonald
B.U. of St. Andrew's Church
in Kitchener was guest
nuntster at the anniversary
of Carmel Presbyterian
Church un Sunday. He was
welcomed and assisted by
Rev. Kenneth Knight. A
large number of members
and visitors attended the ser-
vice. Mrs. Duruth, Taylor
presided at the organ and the
quartette from Centralia in-
cluding Douglas Gill, Sam
Skinner, Bob Heywood and
Bob Blair sang accompanied
by Mrs. Gill at the uiano.
A luncheon was enjoyed
afterwards, served by the
choir members.
A WMS and Ladies' Aid
meeting will be held, on June
6 at 8 p.m. in the Chu -ch. The
WMS Birthday. meeting will
be held in the Church on
lune 13. Miss Carol Erb of
wt ishan Bland Mission
ill s eak and show the new
film "No Longer A Beggar"
portraying her work of the
mission in China. On June 12,
Rev. C.D. Henderson of Ex-
eter will be the minister and
communion will be
celebrated on June 19.
Legion News
In April, several Hensall
Legion comrades went to the
District C Convention, held
in Guelph. At this convention
President Comrade Irvin
Ferris was presented with
the Early Bird Plaque. This
plaque is now hanging in the
Legion Hall. Many thanks to
membership Chairman
Lloyd Allan, for making this
possible.
At the general meeting in
May, the members donated
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$100 to Flowers of Hope and
$100 to the Hensall
LegionGatres Baseball Team.
On Saturday evening,
Comrades from the Blyth
Branch of the Royal Cana-
dian Legion, along with the
Ladies' Auxiliary installed
the new officers of the Hen-
sall Branch and Ladies' Aux-
iliary. Thanks to Terry
Sweiger and his partner for
providing the music.
Condolences are extended
to Jessie and Doc Cameron,
with the recent loss of
Jessie's father.
United News
Hensall United Church
was filled on Sunday morn-
ing for the celebration of
communion.
The choir under the direc-
tion of Marlin Nagtegaal
sang a communion anthem.
The ushers were Janine Cor-
bett, Marilyn Pepper, Steve
Corbett. Kay Mock greeted
the congregation. Assisting
with the communion were
Shelly Parsons, Irene Davis,
Ted Robarts, David Brock,
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The congregation were
reminded of the Promotional
Service with the Sunday
Church School next Sunday
with the theme of "Children
are Special", with June 12 as
Senior Citizens Sunday. June
19 the church will take their
service to the park with the
Fiddlers Weekend and on
Juice 26 a special Organ
Recital will be given by the
organist Marlin Nagtegaal
following the morning wor-
ship.
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