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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-06-10, Page 5Sixty attend Stephenson • reunion BRUCEFIELD - The 57th annual Stephen- son reunion was held on May 31 at Huron Centennial School with 60 people in attendance. After registration and. coffee hour was held, the president, Ralph Metcalfe, welcomed all to the picnic, and then in- troduced the program. Three musical selec- tions were sung by Joyce Dowson, Brenda Consitt and Debbie Rathwell accompanied by Mona Stephenson on the piano. Two piano selections were played by Amy Met- calfe. Elva Sanders and Eileen Consitt each gave a reading. After the program everyone took part in a smorgasbord meal. Following the supper, business was conducted. The minutes were read by secretary -treasurer Debbie Rathwell. It was moved by Bill Taylor and seconded by Leonard Metcalfe that the minutes be adopted. After a brief discussion it was agreed to continue the reunion which will be held on May 29, 1988. A musical program again will . be planned. A ball game is to take place for the first time after the supper and sports. Family members had a moments silence for those who have passed away since the last reunion. Elections were held, with Bill Taylor elected as president for the next two years. Debbie Rathwell will remain as secretary - treasurer. Brenda Wright and Jean Rathwell will conduct the sports program. Contests and races were conducted by ,Joyce Boussey and Cathy Paterson. A contest "Meet Your Relative" was en- joyed by all with Barbara Talbot, Jody Hor- ton, Melody Turner, Shelli Stephenson, David Turner, Anna McConnell, Mona Stephenson, Jean Ratnwell, Brenda Wright and Don Rathwell all winners. Mona Stephenson and Cathy Paterson tied for the correct number of jelly beans in the jar. Races were held outside with Danny Rathwell coming in first and Laura Wright second running in the 5 and under group.) A wheel barrow race was held for all ages with Jason Metcalfe and David Rathwell coming in first, Greg Metcalfe and Jason Welsh second, and Melody Turner and Jody Horton third. A three-legged race for all ages with Melody Turner and Jody Horton first, Cheryl Stephenson and Cynthia Welsh se- cond and Amy Metcalfe and Suzanne Stephenson coming in third. Running races that were held were .Jason Metcalfe first, and Clayton Boussey second. Shelley Stpehenson first and Melody Turner, second in the girl races. A candy scramble was held for all the ages. Hope to see everyone out next year and remember to bring your ball glove. Guest speaker performs service CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987 -Page 5 By Blanche Deeves MIDDLETON - Holy communion was celebrated in SL James Middleton Anglican ('hurch on June 7 with Rev. Mary Mills as guest minister. Edward Deeves and Jenny Miller presented the offering. Following the church service Ray Wise, Synod Delegate, gave his report on Synod. Nature Walk Sunday afternoon, 26 gathered for the nature walk organized by Paul Aldwinkle at Bannockburn Wildlife Area. John Deeves, representing the Ausable Bayfield Conser- vation Authority, welcomed everyone and gave nut maps and plastic bags for waste. Paul Aldwickle read the history of the park and off everyone went, over bridges, up hills and down hills. The scenery was beautiful, the ferns were a sight to see. Following the trek all participants headed to Dean and Phyllis Aldwickle's farm where they rested and had lunch including ice cream cones for children of all ages. A guessing game was held on how many jelly beans were in the jar. Estelle Wise was the winner with the exact number - 92. Ralph Welsh, on behalf of everyone (hank - ed Paul. Phyllis and Dean for the great afternoon. The ACW of St. James' Middleton Church will meet in the Church Hall on June 11 at 8 p.m. Please bring articles for the fun auction. The congregation of St. James' Middleton wishes Ruby Fitzsimmons a happy birthday. St. James' ('hurch is sponsoring a bus trip to the Ontario Agricultural Museum and Railroad Museum near Milton on .June 29. Dinner will be at Angie's Kitchen, St. Agatha. ('all Audrey 482-9838 or Bev 482-9963. FIP1 A$CIAL CENTRE, GODERICH t1- 1'42 RAISING HINDS Crowds of people showed up at the Brucefield Firefighter's breakfast ort June 6, held at the firehall. One of the firefighters, Jeff Allen, was kept busy cooking up the bacon, sausage and horaefries. (David Emslie photo) While Ben Rathwell (left) and Jody Horton worked at buffing this car, more continued to arrive at Brucefield United Church's Sunday School car wash. The June 6 event was held to raise funds for the Sunday School. (David Emslie photo Olympics, workboot style, set to go CORRECTION In our circular effective Monday, June 8th thru Saturday. June 13th/87, Utili- ty, Eviscerated Frozen Chicken, 1.74 Kg. / .79 Ib. is not available. Canadian Queen sliced, 0 varieties Cooked Ham 1.75 kg. / .89 Ib. should read: Canadian Queen sliced, 8 varieties in- cluding mac & cheese, 175 g. vac pack .89. Cooked Horn 175 g. vac pack 1.59. A 8 P apologises for any inconvenience this may have,caused. The Kinsmen club of Hensall and District will kick off the 1987 Workboot Olympics with a Workboot Stomp featuring the band Anything Goes. Tickets are $2/person and the doors open at 8 p.m. Come on out to the Hensall Community Centre this Saturday night and stomp up a storm, then come back on Sunday to enjoy the antics at the Workboot Olympics". The Hensall Kinettes are sponsoring a co- ed ball tournament on July 4 and 5 at the Hensall Community Centre. Mixed teams of 16 adults are needed for this fun tourna- ment. Registration is $100 per team and prizes will be awarded. For information please call Bonnie at 262-2191 or Pat at 262-2024. Food and refreshments will be available and a free dance will be held on Saturday night July 4. 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