Clinton News-Record, 1985-10-09, Page 9Daphne Johnston was busy arranging flowers at St. Paul's Anglican Church on October
5. She was one of several ladies helping decorate the. church for the Harvest Home
Festival on October 6. (Anne Narejko photo)
CI, NTUN NEWS,REIGORD, WEI7t iESt1 'Y', QCTOBE1%9 1 Fagg
nniversary celebrated in Aul.uru.
By Mildred Lawlory
M. and Mrs. Reg Schultz of RR 3 Blyth
eelelu aced thew 518th Anniversary at Auburn
Community Hall Saturday Sept. 28.
Reg is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Schultz of Colborne Township. Irene is
the former Irene Leatherland of East
Wawanosh Township. The couple were mar-
ried Sept. 28, 1935 at Blyth United Church
Manse by Pastor Mills. Her sister Annie
Vincent was her maid of honor.
The couple have two sons Donald and Clif-
ford, and all live on the family farm RR 3
Blyth.
After receiving guests a concert of local
talent was enjoyed. Clifford Coultes was
M.C. and violin selections were played by
the Harris sisters and the welcome song by
the McDonell sisters. A group consisting of
Lloyd Walden, Arnold Cook, Jim McCall,
Harvey McDowell sang with Phyllis Boak as
pianist.
Dance numbers were done by Shannon
and Laura Hallahan and Heidi Scrimgeour.
Aubrey Toll sang two numbers
accompanied by Marjorie McDougall.
The community sing song was led by
Lloyd Walden.
Karen Burgisma sang two numbers
accompanying herself on guitar. Dave Onn,
Janet Harris, Peter and Mark McDowell
dressed in costume did a comical number.
Laura Mae Chamney sang a solo
accompanied by Marjorie McDougall.
Phyllis Mitchell played two numbers on
violin accompanied by Phyllis Boak at
piano. Garth Walden and John McDowell
did two humorous numbers.
Clifford Coultes recited two numbers,
Arnold Cook and Lloyd Walden had comical
duet and dressed as a bride and groom and
Doug Smith expressed words of
congratulations to Reg and Irene.
Guests were from the West, Holland,
Guelph, Point Edward, Hamilton, Goderich,
Wyoming, Toronto and surrounding areas.
Local News
Marilyn Archambault was married to
Earl Johnston Saturday, Oct. '5 at
Londesboro United Church.
Friends of Christinei Shuttleworth
gathered at the home of Mrs. Greg Park for
a baby shower held for Christine last week.
Visitors with MrJ and Mrs. Don Haines
were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Haines of
Winnipeg.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNall,of Welland,
Mrs. James Latimer of Calgary, Alberta,
Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark of Goderich
and Mrs. Lawrence Nesbitt of. Port Perry
visited with Laura Phillips and Ellen
Johnston.
Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Mrs. Robert Peck,
Lillian Leatherland and Marjorie
McDougall enjoyed a color trip to Kingston
and Gananoque and boat cruise of the
Thousand Islands on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson moved last
week to their new home on John Street in
Auburn.
Mrs. Robert Peck and Marjorie
McDougall attended the 80th Anniversary of
St. Helens Women's Institute Branch last
Thursday.
Holy communion was held at Knox United
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Church with organ prelude by Mrs, Greg
Park.
The children's choir sang 't, .O 'numbers
under the - direction of Karen Webster and
Bernice Gross. Junior congregation was run
by Mrs. Jake Middelkamp and her
daughter.
The minister, Gary T. Shuttleworth chose
for his sermon "The Breadth Depth,
Height". Mr. McCallum of Goderich served
communion and the offering was received
by Lawrence Plaetzerand Brian Ramsey.
Harvest Thanksgiving Seri'ice will be held
at St. Mark's Anglican Church on Sunday
Oct. 13 at 8:30 a.m.
Picture days
at Hullett
LONDESBORO - On September 26 at
Hallett Central School the Kindergarten
class and Grade 3 class had their pictures
taken. On September 27 all the other grades
had their's taken.
School Trips
Both the Kindergarten classes went to the
Apple Orchard near Brussels on October 4.
They went to find out more about apples and
how apples are produced on the trees.
In The
Grade 2 Classroom:
The Gingerbread Man has challenged the
Grade 2 class to find him. But when they get
there he, is gone. He is very generous and
leaves each one of them a treat. Every day
this happens and it is taking them all over
the school. When they have found their treat
they go back and indicate on their map
where they went.
Hotdogs:
For two weeks now the Student's Council
has been having hotdogs and chocolate milk
available for Lunch,
So far they have made great success in
selling them.
Blyth Block
Parents meet
On October 22, Block Parents are having
an information" night at the Public School. It
is to be considered "Family Night."
Everyone is invited to attend. '
There will be a short film for the children
describing what'it means. A clown will also
be present acting out various things pertain-
ing to it to keep their interest. The film will
be followed by a question period with an of-
ficer from the Ontario Provincial Police.
The Block Parents signs are being
distributed now and a brief explanation will
be given.
Club makes
cornish astries
HOLMESVILLE - The Flour Girls met at
Bev Van Ninhuys for their second and -third
meetings. During t e second meeting, the
girls were introduced to a new member,
Connie Clark. Later they baked cornish
pasties, banana cream pie and chicken corn
pie.
After the baking was done, the meeting
was opened with the pledge and roll call.
The members discussed pies and had a quiz
on pies:
The meeting was closed with the motto
and' a taste test of the pies.
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By virtue of the authority vested in
me, I declare October 16th, 1985 to
be
"WORLD FOOD
DAY"
in the town of Clinton and call upon
all citizens to increase their
awareness of severe world hunger
and its solutions by participating in
local events to force the issue into
public view.
Chester Archibald
MAYOR
TOWN OF CLINTON