HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-06-08, Page 10PAGE 8--CUNTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1913
Some slept, some cried, some giggled but these babies were winners in the up to 4 months
class at the fair. They were, front row, left to right, first, Melissa, daughter of Arthur and
Janice Grimed of Londesboro; second, Jessie, daughter of Burt and Hope Lobb; Erin,
daughter of Mike and Wendy Newfeld of RR 5, Wingham; Gregory, son of Esau and
Gieny Tiesma of Clinton. (Shelley McPhee photo)
Armstrongs meet in Belgrave
By Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse
Sunday afternoon the
Armstrong family held a
reunion. The older children
and young men went to the
ball park and played soft-
ball, then all met back at the
hall for a picnic supper.
Those attending were Mrs.
Ellen Armstrong of
Pinecrest Nursing Home,
Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Taylor and Rennay, Mr
and Mrs. Glenn Walker,
Todd and Jodie, Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Armstrong, Jeff
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Workman and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martin
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Nolan and family, Mr.
and Mrs. John Carswell and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Taylor, Dusky and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keller and
family, Trudy and Mark
Taylor.
Family and friends
gathered together in the
Wingham Legion on June 4,
to celebrate the 25th wedding
anniversary of John and
Marie McIntosh.
Mike McIntosh, the eldest
of the children, thanked
everyone for coming, the
Legion for their assistance,
and Stevens Country Gold
for supplying the music. A
Patricia Stackhouse,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Stackhouse of Lon-
desboro, graduated from the
Wingham and District
Nursing Assistant Program
on May 20. Pat will be
working at Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital
in Goderich, starting early in
June.
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special thanks went to Annie
James for helping with the
decorations. Mike introduc-
ed the family starting the
youngest Paul, Chris,
Heather, Janet, Kim, Robert
and Dave.
Bob Fraser read the ad-
dress and Glen James
presented John and Marie
with a swag lamp from the
neighbors. The happy couple
thanked everyone for com-
ing and making their even-
ing so special and
memorable.
Friends and relatives
came from Scarborough,
Sheffield, London, Dundalk,
Harriston, Hanover,
Wingham, Belgrave and
area.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Coultes and family were Mr.
and Mrs. Myles Hartwig,
Mark, Marilyn, Marie,
Margaret and Melody of
Killaloe. They were surprise
guests at the 25th wedding
anniversary party. Joanne
Coultes of Victoria, B.C. was
also home for the party.
Members of the wedding
party were present from An -
caster, Exeter, Stratford,
Blyth, Teeswater and
Belgrave. Special guests
were Mr. Keri Davis, father
of the bride and Mrs. Mabel
Down of Stratford, aunt of
the bride. Rev. Stan
McDonald of Hensall acted
as Master of Ceremonies for
the evening.
Ten tables were in play at
the weekly euchre which was
held in the W.Y. Hall on June
1.
Winners were: high lady,
Mrs. Wilfred Caslick; low
lady, Mrs. Eva McGill; lone
hands for lady, Mrs. Verena
Bone; high man, Wilfred
Walker; low man, Mrs.
James R. Coultes (playing
as a man); lone hands for
man, James R. Coultes.
There will be euchre
Wednesday, June 8, same
time. Everyone is welcome.
Mrs. Eileen Canning of
Stratford is spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Coultes.
Friends and neighbors of
this community extend sym-
pathy to the Elston and
Thomas families in the loss
of `their mother and grand-
mother Mrs. Emily Elston of
Wingham.
Euchre party
held in Walton
By Betty McCall
The last euchre party on
May 31 began with dessert at
the Community Hall. Euchre
was played with 20 tables in
play.
Winners were: high lady,
Mrs. Vi Howes; second high,
Mrs. Shirley Glousher; low,
Mrs. Mel Jacklin; men's
high, Harold Hudie; second,
Elsie Shaddick; low,
Darlene Glousher; mens
most zeros, Margaret Taylor
(playing as a man) ; ladies
most zeros, Mrs. Alice
Stevens.
Area Personals
Supper guests Thursday
evening with Mrs. Ruth
Thamer were Mrs. Jean
Scott, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs.
John Dunn, Thorold; Clint
and Judy Emmrich and
family; John and Kim
Thamer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
McNichol and Mrs. Annie
Reid, all of Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hackwell attended the din-
ner and dance on Saturday
evening to honor Barry Mar-
shall for the 35th year of ser-
vice as Postmaster of ('orun-
na. It was held at the Corun-
na Canadian Legion.
Mrs. Dave Watson spent
last weekend of May with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Maier and
family of Thamesford.
Returning on Tuesday,
they picked up Dave from
the Rammeloo Nursing
Home, who will be able to be
at his home in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prit-
chard of London spent the
past weekend at the Watson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn of
Thorold spent the past week
at the home of their daughter
and son-in-law, Kim and
John Thamer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Achilles and family of
Bellwood spent the weekend
at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Achilles and
attended the opening
barbecue of the new com-
munity centre in Seaforth,
Saturday evening with Jim
and Mrs. Sills.
Bridal Shower
Debbie Van Vliet was
guest of honor at a shower on
Friday evening at Duff's
United Church, prior to her
wedding the first of next
month.
Turn to page 15
"IN TIE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARN,A"
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Au
urn Lions Club r
Lions Club
The Auburn and District
Lions Club report that work
on the ball diamond has been
slower than hoped but they
have made good use of time
as weather would allow.
According to Lion Glen
Webster and Lion Bill
Sproul, the ball diamond is
booked solid for the season.
The election of officers for
1983-84 was held on April 6
and Lion Lloyd Seipel and
Deputy Governor John
Stewart of Blyth helped with
the installation ceremony on
June I. The following is the
executive for next year:
president - Marinus Bakker;
first vice-president - Ross
Dobie, second vice-president
- Bill Robinson, third vice-
president - Robert Worsell,
secretary - Donald Haines,
treasurer - Fred Lawrence,
Tail twister, Walter Marchi,
Lion Tamer - Art Lefebre,
Directors for one year -
Gordon Daer and Murray
Rourke, and two year
directors - Doug Chamney
and William Craven.
The Auburn club initiated
a new club member, David
Cartwright.
Marinus Bakker, Bill
Robinson and Donald Haines
attended the officers'
training course at
Palmerston on June 5. It was
well represented by mem-
bers of District A9.
Open House
About 150 attended the
Open House in the Auburn
Community Memorial Hall
held last Sunday to honor
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Vincent on the occasion of
their 40th wedding an-
niversary. The guest book
was looked after by their
daughter, Mrs. Mary Lou
Blake of Ethel. The at-
tendants of 40 years ago,
Mi•s. Frank Raithby, the
bride's sister and Harold
Vincent of Belgrave, the
groom's brother, were both
present.
Everyone enjoyed the
social visit and the pictures
that were on display. Guests
were present from Shilo,
Manitoba, Hamilton,
Guelph, Wiarton, Milton,
Lucan, London, Wingham,
Seaforth and the surroun-
ding area.
The immediate family
ended the day with a
delicious smorgasbord
dinner at the Triple K
Restaurant in Blyth.
Hallett Township
Day
Mrs. Dorothy Grange of
the Auburn Silver Tops and
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock of
the Women's Institute last
Thursday evening attended
the Hull ett Township
Recreational meeting. July 9
will be Hullett Township Day
for all residents of the
township. This will be held at
Londesboro. The afternoon
program will be ball games
set up by Keith Allen. A
shuffleboard tournament is
being planned for the Senior
Citizens in the afternoon. A
variety concert is being
planned by a committee of
Harry Lear, Mrs. Barbara
Bosman and Murray Lyon.
The Leo clubs of Lon-
desboro and Auburn are
asked to plan a children's
program. The Londesboro
Lions club is serving a pork
chop barbecue dinner from 5
to 7 p.m.
The judging of the Hallett
Township crests will also
take place. It is hoped that
many more will enter this
competition for the crest
which will depict life in the
township. Everyone who
tarnond
eves in the townsnap is in-
vited to take part ui this
project.
ouster Clubs
The Booster Club is
making great plans for its
Flea Market on June 18 at
the playground. The plans
are to instal a fountain at the
ball park and playground_
Some of the members have
painted the equipment and
the Lion's Club members are
putting up fences and
screens for the activities on
the grounds this summer.
If anyone wishes table
space for their crafts, please
contact Mrs. Ross Daer or
Miss l,orie Cartwright. If
anyone is thinking of a yard
sale, this would be a good
tune to sell your things. Just
rent a space.
New T-shirts in many
colours with the Auburn
crest are available and will
be for sale. If you wish one
before that date, please call
Mrs. Allan Craig, Mrs.
George Collins or Mrs. Doug
Chamney. Hats with the
Auburn crest are also
available.
Social News
Mrs. Kenneth McDougall
recently attended the annual
ooked s
meeting of the London
('uuference of the United
Church of Canada at
W uodstuck
Derrick Cartwright came
horse un Sunday after
surgery a few days before in
Stratford hospital.
Mrs. Douglas Chamney
entertained little guests last
Friday evening in honor of
her dauehter Alison's eighth
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birthday Games .were
played and pizzas were
served along with a Pac-
nlan birthday cake The little
guests were Susan Dobie,
Karen Plunkett, Judy
Elliott, Christy Bricker,
Kelly Bosnian, Reanne
MacDonald, Kathy Nesbitt,
'l'afeline Scott and Angela
Horbinick and her brother
Ryan Chamney.
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