HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-09-25, Page 20Kipper' visitors
* from page 16.
Don Jr. and his wife Debbie from Dart-
mouth, Nova, Scotia, and Shane from Van-
couver, B.C. Shane spent a few days in the
Kippen area with his parents, before return -
into Vancouver.
Bradley and Jennifer Oulton from
Llanberis, North Wales, are visiting with
Ron and Ruth Howard of 1113.2 Kippen.
Bradley Oulton is a cousin of Ron's. Whilst
here, the Welsh couple are planning to
travel north to see the changing of the
leaves.
Congratulations to Kimberly Anne
Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Taylor., Kippen, on her marriage to IJ,ionald
Scott McLellan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
McLellan of Staffa. The weddingtook place
on September 21 at Kippen United Church.
Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth of Bluewater Rest
Home, Zurich, visited with Margaret and Al
Hoggarth and family on September 22 to
help her Son and daughter-in-law celebrated
their 23rd wedding anniversary.
Sympathy extended
By Isabel Scott
BRUCEFIELD - The sympathy of the
community is expressed to Mrs. W.D.
Wilson and family 'due to the death of her
husband.
Douglas McBeath, of Windsor, visited on
the weekend with his mother, Pearl
McBeath.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henderson visited in
Toronto last weekend and attended the 100th
birthday party of her aunt, Evelyn Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boradfoot spent last
week visiting in Indianapolos.
Gladys and Gordon Henry, of Belleville,
visited last weekend for a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Wightman.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
DAD.
CLASSIFIED
WHAM
We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all our
relatives, neighbours and friends for their
messages of sympathy, floral tributes, memorial
donations, and for the food that was brought to
the house following the loss of a dear husband,
father and grandfather. Special thanks to Dr.
Morgan at University Hospital, Dr. Wallace and
staff at South Huron Hospital, O'Connor Am-
bulance and Funeral Horne and the Ladies Aid of
.St. Peter's Lutheran Church for the lovely lunch.
' Thank you also to the pallbearers and flower
bearers. Your thoughtfulness was very much ap-
preciated and will never be forgotten. ---Joyce
Willert and'family.--39
FORBES
Sincere thanks to my family, relatives and
friends for their generosity and kindness during
my stay in the Clinton Hospital and since my
return home. Special thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr.,
Flowers and the. first floor nursing staff. Your
kindness will always be remembered. Grace
Forbes. 39x
JOHNSTON-ARCH AMBAULT
We wish to thank all who attended our Buck &
Doe. Special thanks to all who helped to
organize the evening. All is greatly
appreciated. Earl and Marilyn.
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY
TRACEY
SCOTT
I wish to express my sincere thanks to.friends,
relatives and°neighbours for cards. gifts and bak-
ing sent to my home, those who assisted in any
way the day of the accident, I also wish to thank
Dr. Salsbury, the nursing staff of Clinton Hospital
and Rev. Bauman for his friendly visit.—Dorothy
Scott. -39x
ZONDAo-STECKLE
The family of the late Roelof (Rudy) Zondag wish
to extend sincere thanks to relatives, neighbours
and friends for their messages of sympathy, food
brought to our homes, memorial donations and
floral tributes. Special thanks to Rev. B.H. De-
Jonge for his comforting words, the T. Harry.
Hoffman 'Funeral Home and to the Ladies Group
for the lovely lunch. Your kindness was grateful-
ly appreciated.—Jack and Mynie Zondag, Co and
Betty Zondag,' Arnold and' Nelly Steckle and
families. —39
BIBLE SERVICES
are being held In the
OLDFELLOWS HALL
Princess St., Clinton
SUNQAY EVENING AT 7:30 PM
SEPTEMBER 29 THROUGH OCTOBER
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
Mom and .Dad
(Gordon and Rose Scotchmer)
on your
40th Anniversar
Happy Birthday
"Kissin' Cousins"
(Rod and Tracy)
QUEEN'S
SEAFORTH
THIS THURS. FRI. & SAT.
TOTAL
STRANGER
"BLUE JAY
FEVER"
CATCH IT
On Our 10' SCREEN
SATELLITE TV
Love, Bili and Pam
Don and Marlene
and grandchildren
The 11th Annual
Van Egmond Foundation
iderfEst
at the historic
VAN EGMOND HOUSE
Egmondville, Ont.
2 km. S. of Seaforth
CLINTON N NEWS-gE amp, WEDNESDAY, SE?'t'E11 I) i 25.1985—Page: 19
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
",EK DUCK"
Love Geor®e and Clarks®
Jim and Ellen
Don and Barb and families
.from the gang!
If you like good food
this is the course for you!
Your family and friends will thank you when you serve
delicious, nutritious, low calorie foods.
How? With the Culinary Hearts Kitchen Course. We can help
you put modern nutrition ideas into great dishes! Sponsored by:
Huron County Health Unit and the Ontario Heart and Stroke
Foundation, Huron County Chapter.
WHEN: Monday Evenings
October 21 to November 25
7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
WHERE: Huronview Auditorium
FEE: $35. includes all recipes
literature and taste treats.
REGISTRATION IS LIMITED
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER
Cathy Thomson.........524-8301
NUTRITIONIST -HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNTI
"YOU COULD
SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 29
12-5p.,m.
$ Scarecrow Making Contest $
[under 10; over 101
Flea Market — Bread Making
Cider Making — Sausage Making
Apple Booth — Van Burgers
House Tours
Other Craft Demonstrations
Entertainment
Morris Dancers
Traditional English Folk Dancing
•$21Adults•
• $1 Students •
• ,50 Children •
(All Proceeds to Heritage
Restoration Work)
•
PLUS "INSTANT WIN" PRIZES!
.Baby Bear (13")
•2 pc. Chicken Snack or
2 pc. Fish 'n Chips
•Single serving of fries
*Medium Coke
EVERY GAME CARD CAN WIN!
Ask for your game card when you
order any chicken or fish item
with any size serving Coca-Cola.
4th Annual
'HEIMAiLAND
Euro Canadian Club
Saturday,
September 28
Blyth Arena
Festivities start at 8 p.m. to 1 a.rn.
Not only another dance but truly a
Bavarian atmosphere
with German Fo,s d and a performance by
The Schuhplattler Group
(Dance group from Kitchener)
Music by
The Romeros
(Octoberfest band from Kitchener)
Admission $6. per person
Pr coeds to tate Arthritis Society
1 -JUMBO BEAR WILL BE
AWARDED BY OUR STORE
482-7337
33 VICTORIA ST:
CLINTON
ixie Lee Chicken and Seafood
Seaforth Lions Club
TH1RU.
ANNUAL
Tr
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 27
OKTOBERFEST
FOODS
SAUERKRAUT and SAUSAGE
Includes beer stein
TICKETS AT DOOR ONLY
"COME EARLY"
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