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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-04-15, Page 7Ladies of Canadian Forresters cater o from page 6 Public Hospital on April 7. Visiting with Dori} Shobbrook from April 8-10 was her daughter Muriel Millson of Woodstock. Her brother, Leonard Vodden of Paris, visited on April 10 and on April 11-12 her granddaughters Patricia and Sarah Millson visited. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Radford of London visited on the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Eedy of Denfield visited on March 12 with Beth Knox. The family of Lorne and Addie Hunking honored them on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary. Attending the dinner on April 5 in Londesboro Hall were: Les and el Shirley Rutledge, Mississauga; Joe and .Janet Hunking, Auburn; Charlotte Bell, Huronview; Clara Riley, Londesboro; Ben and Marion Riley, Goderich; Wallace and Jean Bell, Brussels; Tom, Marjorie, Steve and Shannon Duizer, Londesboro; Mark and Laurel Mitchell, Clinton; Lisa Duizer, Guelph; Russell Nesbitt, Toronto; Art, Joan, Todd, Tara and Alicia Hunking, Ex- eter; Murray, Kathy, Bradley and Becky Flunking, Goderich. The ladies of the village are reminded of the upcoming events involving village residents. A monetary donation of $5.00 per gift would be appreciated by the village committee for the gift purchase. Learning Retreat Doreen and Glen Carter attended a learn- ing and information retreat at the Oakwood Golf and Country Club in Grand Bend. The retreat was sponsored by the South Huron Association for the Mentally Han- dicapped, and it ran on April 10 and April 11. 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Allen Hayter or Bruce McKichan DUALITY PRODUCTS * OUAtri'Y Ir4STALLATIOF4 The Best Seat in the Neighbourhood When John Deere Builds an economy rider only the price is stripped down If you're looking for a depen- dable rider look at a dependable name ... John Deere. Our depen- dable riders feature a two year warranty. John Deere riders also have a reputation for lasting a long time ... ask anyone who owns one. 1 •.worm HURON TRACTO R BLYTH EXETER 523-4244 2351115 Their daughter, Colleen, also attended, giving information about a people first group they are organizing in Exeter. It was a great experience and most wor- thwhile in providing new perspectives on old ideas. Doreen and Glen spent the night with Col- leen in her new apartment in Exeter. United Church News Greeting members to the Palm Sunday service on April 12 were Rev. Snihur and Lorne Snell. The ushers were Richard Burgsma, Paul Jewitt, Murray Whyte and Shannon Duizer. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1987 -Page 7 to WI meeting. A hymn sing'was held prior to the service. It was led by Rev. Snihur. Each church member received a palm leaf. Rev. Snihur welcomed all and gave the following announcements. The Good Friday service will be held at 8 p.m. The family Easter service will be held at 11 a.m. There will be no Sunday school, but there will be a nursery for the little ones. Many new members were received into the church during the April 12 service. The new members and their past churches in- cluded: Roy and Marie Krauter, Trinity United, Kitchener; Jean Fox, Molesworth Presbyterian Church; Jim and Heather Jackson, St. Marks United, St. Thomas; Paul, Marg, Greg and Geoff Brunkard, Melville United, Fergus; Rick and Shirley Archambault, Auburn and Nile United Churches; Thelma Dougherty, Wingharn United; Sharon Snell, Brucefield United. The anthem was sung by the junior choir and this was followed by the scripture lesson. The communion assisting ministers Clara Riley. service was held with Gordon Shobbrook and Hullett Township accepts Radford tender HULLETT TWP - During their regular Ltd. for $13,662 plus $30 per connection meeting here on April 7, council opened charge was accepted, subject to tender tenders for two separate construction jobs. requirements. Council moved to accept the tender from In other business council approved a zon- Radford Construction for the supply of ing change for Part Lot 44 in the Village of 25,000 yards of 'A' gravl at $3.10 per cubic Auburn that will allow the land owners to yard. This agreement is subject to Ministry sell cars, and do car, fender and body of Transportation and Communications repairs. It will also allow for outside parking approval. for no more than 20 units. Tenders for the construction work on the Plant Drainage Works were also opened up. Council decided to concur with a resolu- The tender of Archibald Donald and Sons tion from Beckwith Township regarding the Ontario Home Renewal Plan. Hullett Coun- cillors agreed that the OHRP should be made more easily accessible. Cemetery maintenance was also discuss- ed by council. They decided to instruct Mar- ris Bos to roll the four cemeteries the township maintains. Also on this subject, council voted to hire David VanBeers to cut the grass in the four cemeteries at a rate of $6 per hour. Pitching clinic offered in Walton The April meeting of the Walton Area Sports Club was held at the library on April 6, 1987. Dave Gamble presided over the meeting. Bev Stevenson gave the secretary's report and the treasurer's report was given by Er- nie Lewington. Discussions followed on the upcoming ball season. Plans were made for a Pitching Clinic to be held again this year. The date is June 6. Speculations on the warning track were discussed. The May meeting will beheld on May 4 at the Walton library at 8 p.m. An extra meeting for the Walton Area Sports Club was held on April 8. The committee cleaned the booth and sorted out hall equipment and uniforms. A new flag was also installed. Discussions followed on updating the play equipment and painting bleachers. An outdoor work day will be held April 18 and possibly April 25 depending on the weather. LAWN CARE MADE EASY John Deere 165 •No clutching, no shifting •Smooth one lever control of speed & direction...... hydrostatic drive •Whisper quiet 12.5 H.P. engine 038" cut ... you can mow an acre an hour IUIHURON H BLYTH 523-4244 EXETER 235-1115 9BrEaet-AllAB VALUES Sale starts Wednesday, April 15 and ends Saturday, April 18, 1987 while quantities Inst 794 TO 1,9 319 TO 449 Reg. A. Easter Rabbit assort. 60 g B9c ea. B. Solid standing rabbit. 100 g... 1.19 C. Solid sitting rabbit in bag. 150 g 1.49 SALE 790 990ea. 1.19 Coloc'red Strands. 48" to 72". 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