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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-06-06, Page 7and N N1 WSTRECCQRP, ly On Saturday afternoon, a number of bubbling babies competed in three age categories. Pictured from left to right is Kathy Carson of RR 3 Wingham with baby Caitlin, the winner of the four mounth and under class; Pat Garrett, the grandmother of the best baby of the fair Brooke Elizabeth Taylor (daughter of Allan and Faith Taylor of RR 1 Clinton); Dawn Gerger and daughter Kelly Joe of Bayfield winner of five to eight month class and Dawn de Jong and daughter Abra Dawn, the winner of the nine to 12 month category. ( Rod Hilts photo) Walkerburns help Foster Child By Eleanor Bradnock The Walkerburn Club members were guests at the home of Mrs. Lloyd McClin- chey on May 29 at 2 p.m. The president, Mrs. Lloyd Penfound opened the meeting with a reading, The secretary, Mrs. Elliott Lapp and the treasurer, Mrs. Garth McClinchey gave their reports. It was ,announced that the foster child is paid up to the end of May and it was decided to immediately forward the next payment. The roll call was answered by 15 members giving a donation for the foster child. The draw prize, chosen by little Floyd Wright, was won by his mother, Mrs. A. • Wright. • Mrs. Keith Lapp invited the club to her home for the next meeting. Note change of date to Thursday, June 21. Mrs. Joe Verwey and Mrs. Marion Hunking will be in charge of the lunch and. Mrs. Keith Lapp and Mrs. Bernice Norman will be in charge of the pro- gram. All members are requested to bring scraps of wool and a dull needle to the next meeting. ' In Londesboro The date has been set for the 65th picnic reunion August 18 at Ball's Grove, weather permitting and the Hullett Township Cen- tral School otherwise. A successful miscellaneous sale was held with Mrs. Joe Verwey, the capable auc- tioneer. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baechler spent last weekend in Cannington where they were guests at the 40th anniversary celebration for Tom and Harriet Cantwell at the Royal Canadian Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haggitt attended the Youngblut reunion last Saturday heldat the home of Mrs. Rita Brown in Goderich. Mrs. Art Lefebre is home after being a pa- tient in Wingham Hospital. Mrs. Lillian Letherland visited last week for a few days at Vanastra with her daughter Mrs. June Bolger and family. Mrs. Donald Haines and Mrs. Marjorie McDougall attended • the Westminster weekend in London last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston of Toronto visited the past weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary Rollinson and brother, Murray Rollinson. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Park. visited last weekend with their son and brother, William Ander- son at -Newmarket. The Auburn Horticultural Society will hold its June meeting on Wednesday, June 13 at 8 p.rn. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Catherine Jackson returned home on Monday after being a patient in Clinton Public Hospital for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Collins and Jonathan entertained members of their •family last Sunday to a barbecue. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collins, Lorie and Linda of Mitchell, Dave Collins and daughters, Colleen and Valerie, and Debbie Funston and Samantha of Huron Park, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stadelmann, Christine, Rhonda and Jennifer of Blyth and Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. Mr. and Mrs. 'Randy Maize of Dungannon, Paul Helesic and Kelly O'Neill of Goderich were visitors last week with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. • Cheerios donate $15 to: flow'ers of Hopes • By Dora Shobbrook Eleven members of the Cheerio Club and two visitors met at the home of Edythe Beacom on June 1. Thanks was expressed from Beth Knox and Laura Lyon for .get well cards they received. • Members agreed to donate $15 to the Flowers of -Hope cause: For the program, a reading was given by Vi Burns. A. contest, led by Mrs. Knox, was won byVietta Hoggart. Another, conducted by Miss Beacom was 'won by Dora Shobbrook. The draw, donated by .Margaret ..Good,, was won by Miss Beacom. Lunch was served by Miss Beacom, Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Burns. tbe Blyth 1100 - Sunday Special - June 10th from 9 p.m. -7 p.m. ROAST BEEF BUFFET Includessaladbar, Dessert and coffee 57.50 - Dinner Hours Friday and Saturday 5 pm - 8 pm Sunday 4 -pm -.7 pm Reservations Appreciated Appearing this Weekend "DOUG McNALL" Licensed under L.L.B.O. 523-9381 _• - -'-.'. .,,6 SWIMMING LESSONS at Vanastra for the Blyth and District Children WIII be from Jelly 30th to August 1 Oth (inclusive) 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm REGISTRATION FEF will be $18(.") per child. This will include Badges. REGISTRATION DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER, WATCH FOR IT IN THE PAPER, OR. POSTED AT CLERK'S OFFICE. The next meeting will be held at the home of Laura Lyon. • People report Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee spent last week at Scotts, " Desposet, New York. Bob Burns visited last Wedensday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson 'and Katie in London. Mr. and Mrs: John Lawrie, Rob and Jennifer of Kitchener' visited on the weekend with her parents,. 'Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. On June 2, Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Hunking, Pat Hunking and Clara Riley were dinner guests and attended the wedding. of David Hunking and Joy Nimmo of London. Also attending the wedding were Donna, Joan, Robert and Debbie Hunking. Mrs. Ted Fothergill attended the UCW Westminister. Weekend at the University of Western Ontario in London. Mr. and ,Mrs. Bob Thompson attended the 40th wedding anniversary of John and Gwen Lavis of Clinton on Saturday night. WI members Hazel Reid, Helen Lawson, .Margaret Taylor and . Marjorie Anderson assisted at the Huronview Blossom Tea on May 30. Saturday visitors at the manse were Jan Swan's brother,• Jim Walsh, his wife and children Jessie and Richard of London. THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA It's Bedding Week at the Wingham Sales Arena JUST NORTH OF WINGHAM ON HIGHWAY #4 3 GREAT DAYS OF TERRIFIC SAVINGS Thursday, June 8th - 9 - 9 p.m. Friday, June 9th - 9 - 9 p.m. Saturday, June 10th- 9. 5 p.m. Box spring and mattresses in single, double and queen sizes, adJuotable roller frames; bedroom suites in Oak, Mr,ple, and Pine; chests of drawers; dressers with mirrors; bunk beds; baby cribs; night stands; bedroom chairs, etc. 39" Single Mattress with foam and coil spring construction Was 5119.00 Our 3 Day Price S9•95 39" Mattress and Box Foundation Was S244.00 Our 3 Day Price 116.00 Adjustable Roller Frames Were S47.00 54" Double Mattress with foam and coil spring constrietlon Was $179.00 Our 3 Day. Price 89.00 54" Mattress and Box Foundation Was S294.00 Our 3 Day Price 149°00 ,Our 3 Day Price 23.95 ORTHOPEDIC BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS WITH 20 YEAR GUARANTEE Twin 39" wide Box Spring and Mattress Was S.,59.00 Our 3 Day Price 189°00 Double 54" wide Box Spring and Mattress Was $479.00 Our 3 Day Price 239p - Queen 60" wide Box Spring and Mattress Was 55139.00 Our 3 Day Price 294." NOTE: We take trade ins on good used furniture. Be sure to attend this sale, a wonderful opportunity to buy brand new bedding at a super low price. ALSO Everyday low, low prices from our BULK O D SECTION, discount groceries, clothing and footwear, carpet and no wax flooialtig; porting goods. TERMS - CASH, VISA, MASTERCA DOR CHEQUE 1'Hlk WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357.1730 Open Monday - Saturday 9 - 6 p.m.. -.Friday Nights t1119 p.m. THE WINCHAM SALES ARENA .a� r /". ir'ir ir` /' Six Explorers earn special ache verrxent awards The Explorers meet the first and third Thursday of each month. The group had 19 members and 11 of them had perfect atten- dance. Six girls have qualified for special awards because they have completed all the re- quired projects including wearing a com- plete uniform to every meeting, perfect at- tendance, a complete book with an account of our expeditions and a scripture book. Fourteen had complete books, 12 had scripture books, eight had uniforms and 11 had perfect attendance. However, only six had them all. They are: Nicole Richmond, Christine Stadelanann, Jane Whitmore, Kel- ly Cook, Leah Richmond and Lisa Brownley. The following giris are graduating frons Explorers. There are four of these girls who have had perfect attendance for all three years. They are: Sandra Hessels, Karrie McClinchey, Nicole Richmond and Christine Stadelwnann. The leaders are Susan Howson and Emily Philips. Arm wrestlers show their stuff The second annual arm wrestling tournament was held at the Blyth Inn on June 2. Adrian Vanden Heuval and Ross Patton were the top champions of the day. Vanden Heuval took second place in the middle weight division and then went on' to top the heavy weight category. Patton was first in the middle weight divison and second in the light weight class. Ken Browr, was second in the heavy weight and Jerry Wilson was third. Rob Gibson took third place in the middle weight class. In the light weight class, Steve Remsyer was first and Larry Allin took third place. In the ladies' open weight class, first place went to Jilda Anderson. The second place finisher was Marian Vanden Heuval and third was Kim Leslie. Arm wrestling competition will continue in Hensall on June 30 and in Bayfield on August 4. United Church honors Messengers LONDESBORO - At the United Church service on Sunday, the Messengers and their leaders received special recognition. The 12 Messengers received special cards and Colin Swan thanked Jane and Connie Hoggart for their excellent leadership. The Sunday morning congregation was greeted by Gordon " Shobbrook and Laura Scott. Ushers were Karen Armstrong, John Hoggart, Dave Overboe and Elgin Penf ound. Mr. Swan conducted the service. He announced that the communion service will be held in July. The Londesboro UCW have been invited to Winthrop on June 6. The Blyth Cemetery Memorial Service will be held on June 10 at p.m. The congregational service and•picnic will be held at theHardy residence on J,:ly 1. Nick Whyte announced that a farewell party and dance will be held for the Swans at Hullett Central School on June 30. BLYTH Christian Reformed Church "Guest Minister" Service - Sunday School 10 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 11 a.m. 7 at Canadian .11:,'zu,2J; L/0,IL2Lytii ANNUAL DECORATION DAY SERVICE • Sunday, June 10th, 1984 1 p.m. di the BLYTH UNION CEMETERY Blyth Everyone Welcome (WE Flowers, Flowers, Flowers The third meeting of the 4-H Gardening Club was held May 30 at Eunice Emke's. Annuals, perennials, biennials, and bulbs. This was one of the topics mentioned at the meeting of the Blyth 4-11 Fresh Veggies. Caring for the garden and care of garden tools, how to transplant, water and install plant supports properly was also covered. How to classify weeds as to whether they are annuals, perennials and biennials was another topic. Plans for an outing were finalized. The trip will be June 16, and will take in several of the area greenhouses. The next meeting is to be held June 8th at Eunice Emke's residence. -Press Reporter Nancy Taylor. Lawn and Garden Tractors 0-34 n1� . qpw ' QUI F I1Ialul„I �� , III ��I'illl�� IIII for,,I,i 1.:.141 I w 318. 12111006ll ;" Ipii'''.i�l ti -1111111 I�IIIIII�I II I « S I,►.�u 1161 � IIIINnnlnll b1�1111III' '��1,111111�IIIIII' yu11 'l R _ I 111 ((b 16- and 18 -hp Tractors `Hydrostatic drive, hydraulic lift and heavy-duty 2 -cylinder engines make 300• Series tractors ideal for jobs other than just mowing. The 316 has 16 hp; the 318, 18 hp. 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