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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-06-04, Page 7Armmtrong's hold pienle Mr. and Mrs. Bili Hughes of Goderich call- BELO- AV1 - Mrs. Jim Paton of Mossley ed on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on Fri - spent Wednesday with her sister and day afternoon. e and West Cook also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lamont received word Withof on Tuesday of the death of their nephew, pCit other relatives.he.Apicnic Richard Dale Lamont in his ,32nd year. He On June 1 the Armstrong sti ut died as a result of a car accident near Ed- yY4S held at the Women's Institute Hall. monton, on May 26. amen and contests were conducted by Pat ins, who was a patient in lt�l�an, Marlene Leishman and Marilyn.. St.Mrs. Jack Joseph's Hospital, London, was able to Dusky. . The honored guest was Ellen Armstrong return home last Tuesday. of Pineerest manor, Lucknow. in atten- Mrs. John Leppington, Aaron, Adam and dance were 07 children, grandchildren and Sara of Clinton, were dinner guests on great grandchildren of Mrs, Armstrong. Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Over 200 attended the Cold Meat Supper in Bieman and family of RR 2 Lucknow. O the Belgrave `ill► Hall on Saturday evening. Saturday evening they were supperguests The event was sponsored by Calvin -Brick with her mother Agnes Bieman of Belgrave. United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Muilwyk, of Fonthill Anniversary service at Calvin -Brick and Mrs. Peter Hoonard of Blyth visited United Church, East Wawanosh, was held Wednesday afternoon with Helen Martin on June 1 at 11 a.m. and later with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Service was conducted by Rev. John G. Stonehouse. la at the Roberts. Guest speaker was Rev. Gordon Ten tables of euchre were in play Pickell a retired United church minister WI Hall on May 28. from Goderich. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. William Special music was provided by the most lone hands lady, Mrs. Lewis children's choir, accompanied by Mrs. Nor- Black;tnmost low lady,alady, McGill; high IIman Coultes at the piano. Sman, Jim Coultes; most lone hands man, Music, prior to the service and Georgefor the Clarence Hanna; low man, Leslie. Vincent. hymns, was providednonMrs. Mrs. t thThis is the last euchre until play resumes McGee at the piano and Coultes at the again in the fall. organ BY Mrs L, Stonehouse Last seasonal meeting .. cwro-N, WS*Ri CORD,. WED ASP" Jig% 4, Page 7 Just Arrived! Now Fresh Daily! ONTARIO STRAWBERRIES Produce Qntarlo MacINTOSH APPLES Produce USA LARGE SIZE WATERMELONS; Bushel • from page 6. on May 26 in the Belgrave WI hall. prelude by Rachmaninoff. Miss Duizer is The voting delegates were Helen Lawson entering university in the fall. Miss Craig and Margaret Taylor. The afternoon's finished her honours BA in music. We wish entertainment was provided by Genevieve them every success as they leave us. Allen of Londesboro. The program finished witl''a short presen- tation of Prokofiev's musical tale, `Peter June Fothergill attended the at the and the Wolf.' The instruments playing the Westminster weekend eet rn nMy themes in orchestra were demonstrated by Lversitisure Tf Weours of Hanta Ontario. conducted a Jennifer Nott on violin, Jennifer Sottiaux on flute, Leanne Simpson on oboe, Lori Liver- mystery tour on May 27 and May 28. Those more on clarinet, Melanie Knox on tenor attending from Londesboro included Reg sax Kira Stuckey on french horn, and Paul and a Bruce Lawson, Riiley,Ted dJune Jean Scottrand Dora Shobbrook. The four was historical as the night was spent at Fort Erie, "and several museums were visited. Visitors toured the lake shores of Niagara, Port Colborne and the Welland Canal, and boats were seen going down the canal. Many other places of interest were also visited. The hostess for the tour was Maryanne Buehlow. Congratulations to Les and Hazel Reid on their 50th wedding anniversary on June 6. Bob Riley spent the May 31 weekend visting with his relatives Clara, Ben and Marion Riley and Ora Bruce and friends. On May 31 Dora Shobbrook attended a get together and beef barbecue at the Blake's in Clinton honoring their great grandson, Cur- tis Blake's first birthday. d Mrs. Lorne Hunking attended the Jewitt on snare drum and symbols. Mrs. Lear then narrated the story with the themes for characters being played on piano as they appeared in the story. Peter was a duet by Sara Lyons and Melanie Knox, the bird by Christa Crawford, the duck by Amy Bateman, the cat by Paul Jewitt, grand- father by Heather Bishop, the wolf by Todd 411) Chadwick, the huntsman by Glenna Buff- inga and the final procession by Jennifer Nott. Other students taking part in the evening, that were not mentioned previously were Janine Buffinga, Matthew Ster, Dannyann Hoggart, Crystal Whyte, Sarah amp Ansley and Shannon Simpson, Jennifer Dean- naHunterLyon, tevenoCoultess and Marsan ha usz Personals Londesboro residents were saddend on School May 30 tot learn of death of one its lr ngy) and were dinner guestxeter Church s of Mr: and Mrs. Art romotion time citizens, George Henry (Harry) Caldwell, 76. He passed away in Wingham Hunking and family on June 1. Hospital. Sympathy is extendedll his sister his Burns is anthis week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob dhis brother Jim Burns of Anderby, Produce USA - California NEW POTATOES • 10 Lb. Bag Special Prices to effect 'till closing time SUNDAY, JUNE 8 Fresh From the Tropics CHIQUITA BANANAS Fresh - ONTARIO RADISHES Mary and Wallace McDouga British Columbia. neices andnephews. We afte`gTaii-to'i:epert Bob Burns was able A. Marjorie Sturdy" accompanied Mr. aan- nd to ending er home here on five weeks in St y27'after Mrs. Joseph's niversary dinner McEwing or Bill and Helen Pepper Hospital overof Brucefield in Brussels on May 31. Hospital in London. attended Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwing were givendinns This young man doesn't seem to be able to get off of the ground, as he takes part in Blyth Public School's play day. The event was held on May 30. (David Emslie photo) Ten Londesboro WI tubers me the 86th Huron West district annual meeting surprise 35th wedding anniversary on June 1 at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Chambers and family of Clinton. Guests attended from Blyth, Brucefield, Harriston and Waterloo. Happy Gang The Happy Gang meeting was held on May 29 in the hall. President Lorne Hunking welcomed all, and the national anthem was sung. Secretary Estella Adams read the minutes of the last meeting. The treaReidsurer's report was given by balance on hand is $7.86. Card winners for the ladies were high Isabel Scanlon, lone hands Vietta Hoggart, and low Florence Routzon. For the men, Lorne Hunking had the high, while Jake McDougall the lone n hands n) had and Margaret Good (playing he the low. The draw donated by Jim 1VMcEwiilg" was' won by Russell Good, and the draw donated by Clair Vincent was won by Mae Smith. The committee in charge was made up of Gloria anis Jim McEwing and Dora Shobbrook. You can depend on. 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