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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-04-09, Page 19Dorothy and Elmer Townsend celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on March 29. The occasion was marked with a celebration at Brucefield United Church. Townsends celebrate 50th wedding anniversary BRUCEFIELD - Dorothy and Elmer Townsend celebrated their 50th wedding an- niversary on March 29, at Brucefield United Church. A delicious meal, provided by the United Church Women was followed by family addresses, gifts and a short program with all 14 grandchildren participating. The Townsends were married by the Reverend W.A. Bremner on April 2, 1936 at Spring Hill Farm in Tuckersmith Township. Mrs Townsend was the former Dorothy Broadfeot. • Their two daughters, Elizabeth (Mrs. Robert Haves) and Erma (Mrs. Pete Haswell) and three sons Alex, George and Gerald and their families were present for the happy event. The couple received many lovely cards, gifts, visits and best wishes from their friends and relatives, along with special congratulatory messages from the Honorable John Turner and the Honorable David Peterson. A grandson, David Townsend, son of Alex and Eileen Townsend, is the first grandchild to be married, so they turned their 50th an- niversary celebrations into a surprise fami- ly shower for David and his bride-to-be Con- nie Evans, daughter of Bert and Lillian Evans Clinton. Connie's parents, sister and brother were also present. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend are enjoying good health and are looking forward to dancing at. David and Connie's wedding on June 14. Explorers visit grandparent By Sara Lyons LONDESBORO - The Explorers' meeting was held on April 1 with 18 members and leaders Mrs. Hoggart and Mrs. Taylor in at- tendance. —The meeting opened with the purpose and song and Kim Salverda and Joanne Wilts reading the. Explorer Emblem. Angela Hor- banuik presented the Explorer picture. The • roll call was if you didppdidn't, get tricked l.on April Fob1s" 'r .. t F" a tical;' othe members hunted Easter eggs. They also wrote letters to their adopted grandmothers at Huronview. We ,closed the meeting with the singing of This is our Father's World r• ,rv.',.-IIvr� i SMS I l 1� la �I,I t• ,•ti!f r. ,r r,in.r.a.li,,f� Salt & Nal.ctnv r FUNERAL HOME LTD. 153 HIGH STREET • CLINTON 4829441 BOX FUNERAL CHAPEL 47 HIGH STREET SEAFORTH If you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call ' COM arta hostess at 624=2202 or • 524-2544. PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CLINTON B RIDEFOR CANER Sunday, May.4 starting at i:00 pm "atthe. . CLIN'TON_COMMtif iITY.CERNT pick upyour:spdfatie ttllllii�t'ti ,Est For the March 18 meeting, the members went to Huronview to pay a visit to their adopted grandparents. Mary Gibbings welcomed all and introduced each Explorer to a resident. Each of the girls went to visit their,grand- mothers in their rooms for a few minutes. Mrs. Hoggart and Mrs. Taylor served cup- cakes and the workers at Huronview gave juice to the.grandmothers and 'iris. - ,A plii�t're`itg3 tisnwo ' ead4�>3'dint�tter and her adopted gi'anddaughtet Thanks to Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Hoggart and the people at Huronview for organizing t. this special event. Freelance COSMETICIAN Have your make-up done by a professional - in the comfort of your own. home. 4 Now accepting appointments for wedding groups. Phone Sharon after 4 pm 482-9206 or 482-5443 BACHERT MEATS Call us for your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer. sides of Beef, Pork, Lamb or Veal , We specialize In home cured meats and old fashioned country style pork sausage, no fillers aided. ' All meatGov't. Inspected 1 mile east 887-9328 d Walton Stratford Cemetery Memorials DISTRICT OFFICE & SHOWROOM Sunc,oast Mall, Goderich OPEN DAILY 10 -a.m. to 6 p.m. Or Any Evening By Apppintment PHONE 524.8457 Serving Southwestern Orit'ario for over 5O'years. D.A. Denomme • Manager Res, 524.6621, (Private Entrance at the froriiof the Mall Next to Suncoast Reataurant) *`tRIANGLE" ISCOUilt.. �'IV1d 'S`!llilll *00 0 OIK CAti itSponuw E6fi : ly luntD°ti th4) Canardlan Cancer Sec ,. t fir. 0 r. fa%d►i `i CLINTON On March 30, at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Prances Freeman, Barbara Ana Glanville, Beverley Anne Har- ris* and James Allan Emirnerton became members of the church in Full Communion. Each member was extend: d the right hand of fellowship by the minister* Rev. Willa i M. Barber, and elders and was CLI.; i. PN N "+W RECORD* WEP . SP4 ,, APRIL S,1,9+56.^ -,age 9. presented a rnem'bership certificate, Ponna,. Oliver, Clinton was received by certificate of transfer from Monkton in January, and . welcomed into the congregation. Don.Wrlgllt,. Clinton was received by cer- tificate of transfer. from Sarnia in February and was officially welcomed Easter Sunday. Angels discuss visit At the boyo of Pat Saundercock, tlurEti- quette Angels started their sixth meeting with vice-president Lloyann Adams leading in the roll -call and the 4-H pledge. During Witless, Colleen Power read the secretary's report. Then members talked about when theywould visit Huronview and. what they wergoing to have to eat when their Moin s conic. They, wrote up their in- vitations and got on with the meeting. It was about dating. After the meeting, members went back through their books to make sure they had everything done. When that was finished, they played "The Mannerly Move Game". New series for children A new fast -paced show with lots of music, comedy .andthings of interest for kids 5-12 years -old Friends has been geared up for ac- tion April 12, 11:30 am on CFPL TV -London. Starring Glenn Bennett, a professional children's musician -songwriter, and his • pals Erie, Megan, Kirsty and Michael, the half hotur program follows the antics . of Glenn as a weird neighbourhood inventor. A big friend to all the kids in the neighborhood, he's a part-time musician, hero and all around nice guy whose inven- tions seem to spell madcap trouble rather than success. .. Owner of a magic dragon whose unusual behaviour includes the installation of a satellite dish on top of his customized dog house, Glenn can usually be found working on another invention to save the world, run ning a 'part-time hero service for those in distress or just having fun. with his friends with a song or two in the backyard. A unique show for the in-between set, Friends is interspersed with short comedy and musical videos in a fast -paced, enter- taining atmosphere. ' hardeners elect officers By Sheila Cook CLINTON - On March 24 the Junior Gardeners held their first meeting of the year. To start the meeting they did the creed and then the roll call. It was answered by saying a Sign of Spring. The following members were present: Chris Hoggarth, Douglas Maguire? Andrew Walker,' Jodie Castle, Fiona Bennet, Heather Arthur, Mark MacLeod, Colleen Gower, Wendy Watson,, Sheila Cook and one new joiner Janna Bos. The leaders were Mrs. Tait and Mrs. Maguire, helped by Patti Maguire. Wendy .Watson was gjopted president, Sheila Cook, secretar d Colleen Gower as treasurer. In case these people are ab - sent, Andrew Walker will act as president, Douglas Maguire will be secretary, and Chris Hoggarth will be the treasurer. The treasurer's report was given by Colleen Gower.. Some suggestions were to have two meetings a month and go to the agriculture museum in Milton. There will also be a year- book this year. Three people were chosen to do it. Following the business meeting, members planted Asters, Calendulas and Cactuses. Next month the group will plant dish gardens. Juice and cookies were served to close the meeting. Final euchre winners of season SUMMERHILL - The last euchre party for the season was held on April 4 in the community hall with 15 tables in play. Win- ners were: ladies' high, Irene Whitmore; ladies' lone hands," Wilma .Jacobs; ladies' low, Margaret Farquhar. Men's °high, Jolinaa�anDenElzen; men's r1 lone hands, Huth Jenkins ( playing as a man) and men's low, Roberta Plumsteel also playing as a man. , The lucky draw winners were Ruth Jenkins, Vera Gibbings and Agnes Carbert. Your support over the season was ap- preciated. 904 Afternoon oon euchre `results nti. .., CLINTON .-: i oniday9 ,. ,Af grnoon Euchre was enjoyedat the town hall on April 7. The high winners were Dorothy Benzo and Ena • Ship; lone hands, Dorothy Wilson; low win - SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS Clinton Area' • �� MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON • 482=9441 Goderich Area ROBERT McCALLUM 11 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH 524':7345 ners, Margaret Freeman. and Vera Col- quhoun• The lucky chair winner was Mary Dale. Photo 1y,Oary W ld n DORSSERS W'ASSON Mr, and Mel, Albert Watson of .E.Ilitlll would like to announce the forthcam- ing marriage of their daughter Shelley to Lee Demers son of Mr. and`Mrs, Hank Demers of Seaforth, to take place on May 3. 1986 to Blyth Ignited Church at 4 p.m. Uniting the world . . One heart at a time Educating the Children Preparing for Peace * * * Merrill Edward Muttart Master of Education Lecturer and Teacher Director of Community Develop- ment Workers for Third World presently working on world curriculum education of children and will make a presentation at Curriculum & Instruction Conferen- ce at Hiroshima Japan August 1986. Presented by the Baha'is of Goderich Area McKay Hall, North St. April 17,1986 at 8:00 p.m: •Refreshments •Everyone Welcome •No Charge Goderich 524-4620 P.O. Box 212 Kincardine„ 395=3589' ••'P:O'Box 1059"' ' - Clinton 482-3388 P.O. Box 1250 Dungannon 529-3169 You are invited to attend EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS to be held at LAKEVIEW CONSERVATIVE MENNONITE CHURCH ' mile south of Blake APRIL 14 to 20, 1986 7:45- each evening EVANGELIST: Marion Miller Pantego, N.C. "Come unto me..and."I will give you rest" Fellowship Bible Chapel 162 Maple Street • Sunday. April 13 Clinton. 9s45 a.m. Worship a Remembrance 11 a.m: Sunday School & Fbmily Bible Hdur 7 p.m. Evening Service Speaker Graham Rdssell 7:30 p.m. Tues.. Prayer & Devotion on Cable 12 Sundays 5 p.m: 8' Tuesdays 8:30 p.m. nited-. Ontario Street United church Tdi ontaria St., cllntdn.Onlf. ®Itk 1ct41ST MOVI'STEih ' Rev: David J. Woodall, S.A., M.DIV . ,' Lotilte MCGraBor, Tt a m Pu450c Worship Ti a,rn + j)urch School Wesley-Willis°United Chure MIII'ISTER-REV. JAMES DECHTEL. .As;1B��. +x:45 a,1tr,'Service t ttifalrn,.,,.,: esviila 1+T a.rn eMce ut Irresley Willi?' Everyone. Welcome„ ;ak Church: • Services Christian Reformed Christian Reformed Church 243 Princess St.. E. Clinton SUNDAY, April 13 Rev. Homer Sampionfus 10 a.m. Worship &mike 3:00 p.m. Worship Service All Visitors Wolcott'. Baptist 85 Huron St. CLINTON FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH REV. GILBi RT KIDD .Sunday, April 13. 11 a.m. Morning Worship & Sunday School - iliodnesday tt p.m. Bible Study EVERYONE WELCOME 524-9130 bion St. .Paul's Angl icon Church 8e . Gordan Salmons In'•A., Mrbiv, • Sunday, April 13 fits a.M: Servito 1st B'3rd Sundays -Holy Communion 2nd &"4th Sundetys • Morning Prayer a m. i ctu7th Sunday Corrmunibn & hreakfa f .--Everyone Welcorn 1