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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-06-11, Page 7Shelley Dorssers Shelley Dorssers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wasson of Blyth, graduated from Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology, Doon Campus, in business ad- ministration management studies. The ceremony was held on June 14 in Kitchener. Shelley is also a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School, David Leibold David Leibold, son of Dr. and Mrs. Rudy Leibold of Blyth, received a Bachelor of Mathematics degree from the University of Waterloo at the spring convocation on May 31. He studied in the honors co-op program with a major in computer science. David is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton. Monday afternoon euchre results 0 1 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1986,—Page 7 kwewart and Ada Oen celebrate y Stewart and Ada Ball of Auburn celebrated their golden wedding anniver- sary last Friday evening at Robindale's in Goderich. Guests at the event were Stewart's sister, Sadie Jackson, his two brothers, Hugh and Melbourne and their wives, Ada's sister, Velma Bilyea, Stewart and Ada's sons, David and John and John's children, Nancy and Stephen Ball. Also pre- sent were Harry and Alice Ball of Clinton, who were substituting for Stewart's sister, Jessie and her husband, Lenard Card who were not feeling up to making the long trip from Florida. This golden wedding was a milestone in Stewarts particular family tree as it is the first such event since his ancestors migrated to Canada in the early 1840's. After the dinner at Robindale's, the wed- ding party retired to Stewart's and Ada's home on the Maitland block where Ada sur- prised everyone by appearing in her original wedding gown, a feat few women can do after 50 years. Stewart and Ada appreciate their many friends who sent cards of congratulations especially "Quilters", the Walkerburn Club and UCW of Knox United Church. Mr. and Mrs. Loran Peter of Bervil were Sunday visitors with Beth Lansing. Mrs, Tom Jardin assisted at a retirement and farewell tea for Audrey Tiffin at Wingham United Church last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Plunkett attended the graduation exercises at the Ontario Police College at Aylmer on Friday, June 6 when their son, Robert graduated. He has a posi- tion with the York Regional Police at Rich- mond Hill. Congratulations, Robbie. Mr. and Mrs. G. During of Wingham and Erika During of Waterloo and Donald Jar - din of Kitchener were recent visitors with Elva Straughan and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McLarty of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs: Ron Foran of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. HaroldBaechler and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Foran of Blyth attended the baptism of their grandson and great grand- son at Egmondville United Church on Sun- day. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes. The minister Gary T. Shuttleworth con- ducted the Sunday morning service at Knox United Church in Auburn with Rev. Pickell of Goderich assisting for Holy Communion., Christine Bush, Lori Millian and Tammy Shuttleworth sang accompanied by Mrs. Barry Millian as pianist. The minister chose for his sermon, The Cost of Communion. The offering was received by Brian Ramsey and Greg Park. Children's Day really started a day early when Pastor Carne of Huron Chapel Mis- sionary Church took 30 children and some of their parents on a hike last Saturday. The extensive bush of the Department of Natural Resources Reforestration Area, complete with pond and gravel pits, provid- ed a wonderful setting for pathfinding, games, the observation of the wonders of nature, including a turtle laying eggs and larvae in the prpcess of hatching and the cooking of wieners over a camp -fire. In- trepid adults who went along were, Viola Raithby, Gail Dobie, Shirley Luna, Dianne Baan, Lorraine Carne and Wayne Young. Children's Day was celebrated en- thusiastically in the morning service at the Chapel. The children sang as a choir, "If I Were a Butterfly," The message entitled, "Afterward," was geared to the children and included excerpts from the life of Peter Prodigal, who had the "itch for in- dependence," the pastor's own life and ex- perience of Eve, who was tempted by Satan. Following the service, children and adults congregated at the pastor's garden to see what he had promised the children would be there for them. They discovered neat rows of lollipops. A number of the children asked where seed for such a crop could be bought. Visitors attend anniversary services at church CLINTON - In Monday afternoon euchre action, held on May 9 at the town hall, Marg Caldwell had the high for the pink cards, while Gladys Telford had the low for that color. Verna Glasier had the high score for the yellow cards, and George Rumbell had the low for the yellow. Gladys Hogarth had the lone hand for the day. Filter Queen' "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BELGRAVE - •A piano -organ prelude of inspiring sacred music, with Mrs. Howard Morton, pianist, and Mrs. George Procter organist, welcomed a capacity congregation of members of Knox United Church, Calvin - Brick and visitors. Friends from Switzerland, Hamilton, Fon- thill, Ripley and London were at Knox United Church, ori June 8 for its Sunday school anniversary service. The sanctuary and vestibule were decorated with arrangements of peonies and lupins interspersed with greenery. The processional number was sung as the 14 member junior choir, the primary pupils and their teachers filed in to occupy their allotted positions. Each member of the school and service participant wore a pansy corsage. The Call to Worship was given by superintendent, William A. Coultes. The scripture was read by Alison Coultes and it preceded introductory remarks by director Ruth Gordon and a puppet presen- tation by puppeteers Robert Gordon and Jeff McKee. Mrs. Procter also accompanied the hymn singing. The service calendars were distributed by Carol Hopper and Chris Michie. They were assisted in passing the offertory plates by Steven Marks and Corey McKee. Rev. John G. Roberts extended a welcome to all visitors and expressed his apprecia- tion to all who helped with work done before, during and after the service. Following the singing of the benediction and recessional, a chicken barbecue was enjoyed. Annual Meeting The Huron West Women's Institute held its 86th district annual meeting on June 2 in the WI Hall. The theme for the day - long meeting was WI Today - Women Involved. Mrs. Cecil Elliott, district vice-president, called the meeting to order, Mrs. Peter Campbell, president of the .host branch, welcomed everyone and Mrs. Harry Dougall, a Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario board director, ratified the district directors. Mrs. Jim Hunter, secretary -treasurer, gave her report and read the correspondence. Mrs. Seth Emke sang two solo numbers before Mrs. Dougall brought the branches up-to-date on happenings at an April board meeting in Toronto. Jane Muegge of the rural organizations and services branch at the Clinton OMAF of- fice provided a report on upcoming 4-H pro- jects and adult courses. It was read by Mrs. Margaret Taylor. The Belgrave church ladies served a noon meal. Greetings were brought from the London area by Mrs. Clarence Lewis, from Huron - LOSE WEIGHT —NOW — •Safe and Effective •No Calorie Counting •AII Natural Products *Naturally Suppresses Appetite. *100% Money Back Guarantee Call Don Datema RR No. 1 Auburn *523-9407* Is Your Phone Number Not Currently Listed or Listed Incorectly? It is our intention to publish a Telephone Listing and we would like it as current and correct as possible. So, if your business or home phone number is not listed or is incorrect, we will be happy to add or correct your number Just call.: 482.3443 Clinton News -Record Watch for it! `Your free personal'. copy "THE PHONE BOOK" East by Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald and from Huron -South by Mrs. Floyd Cooper. There also was a sale of crafts, plants and baking. The afternoon session opened with the Hymn of All Nations and each branch gave highlights of its work over the past year. Mrs. Les Jacklin of the Maitland Branch remembered those who passed away over the past year. The Tiger Dunlop Branch introduced the guest speaker, Leona Armstrong, Huron County Warden. She spoke on her work and duties, adding it was her 167th function as warden. Mrs. Armstrong wore the chain of office and gave a talk on a number of sub- jects, as she sits on every committee of county council. She was thanked and presented with a gift by the St. Helen's branch. The Goderich Township branch put on a display and description of what the Pennies for Friendship money is used for. Mrs. Allen from the Londesboro branch, played several selections on her accordion. Mrs Emke gave a report on the resolutions and the public relations report was given by Mrs. Jacklin. Mrs. Mervyn Lobb gave the curator's report. The election and installation of officers was conducted by Mrs. Dougall. The of- ficers for 1986-87 are: past president -Mrs. Jacklin, Wingham; president -Mrs. Elliott, Clinton; first vice -Mrs. Taylor, Londesboro; secretary -treasurer -Mrs. Hunter, Belgrave; assistant secretary -Mrs. Clare Van Camp, Belgrave; public relations officer -Mrs. Jacklin; curator -Mrs. Lobb, Clinton; auditors -Mrs. Alex Nethery, Belgrave and Mrs. Clare Van Camp, Belgrave; district delegate -Mrs. Elliott; alternate -Mrs. Ross Higgins, Belgrave; federation representative -Mrs. Leonard Ar- chambault, Auburn. The standing committee members are:. agriculture and Canadian industries; Mrs. Robert Peck, Blytl-k;,.,pitizenship and world affairs: Mrs. Stanley.,Wjellwain, Goderich:, education and cultural activities: Mrs. Graham McNee, Goderich; family and con- sumer affairs: Mrs. Jim Aitchison, Lucknow; resolutions: Mrs. Emke. Mrs. Alf Lockridge of the Wingham branch thanked the Belgrave branch and the church ladies for their hospitality. Mrs. Lenora Davidson extended an invitation to attend the meeting in Blyth next year. Associates Meet The Belgrave Women's Missionary Socie- ty Associate Members meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Margaret Siertsema on June 2. Ivy Cloakey presided. Margaret Dunbar read the scripture and Mrs. Mac Scott read the meditation. Robena McBurney led in prayer, Garner Nicholson read two poems and read a story on India. The secretary's report was read by Mrs. McBurney and Mrs. Cloakey gave the treasurer's report. An invitation was read from Calvin -Brick United Church to a meeting June 18 at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Cloakey read a poem and closed the meeting with a prayer. Mrs. Siertsema served lunch and a serial time was enjoyed. UCW News The general meeting of the United Church Women was held May 29. Mrs. Harold Vincent president welcomed everyone. Mrs. Les Shaw conducted the worship service, assisted by Mrs. Ab Cook and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor. Mrs. George Michie introduced Ian Mor- ton who sang a solo accompanied by his mother Mrs. Howard Morton. Mrs. Vincent announced a large bale of used clothing had been sent to the Goodwill Mission in London in May. The Campsite Experience will be held June 18 at Camp Bemini. An invitation to attend the Calvin -Brick special UCW meeting on June 18 with Mr. Wilson, program coordinator from Bluewater Correctional .Centre, as guest speaker was read. It was decided to put shrubs in the flower Turn to page 17 Kinsmen Club of Hensall presents ONTARIO HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE )UNE 20, 21, 1986 DANCE - 10:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m. Work Boot Stomp Music by "Joe Overholt & The Standbys" Sunday, June 22 12:00 p.m. Workboot Olympics and Bessy Bingo • Hog Calling/ Log Sawing • Bale Toss • Bull Shooting • Boardwalk • Boat Race • Bucket Brigade THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING LOCAL BUSINESSES: C.E. 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