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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-06-17, Page 17The outstanding athletes for the 1986-87 school year were chosen at Central Huron Secon- dary School's athletic assembly on June 4. In the front are the athletes that split the top honors for the senior girls, Lori Colquhoun (left) and Julie Howson. In the back are the outstanding junior athletes, Jeff Roy and Susan Govenlock. Absent for the photo was the outstanding senior boy, Don Hearn. (David Emslie photo) CLASSIFIED 43. Births ANSTETT Peter. Susan and Kevin announce the birth of Ar• drew Joseph on June 12 1987 at Clinton Hospital weighing 11 lbs 10 ozs Proud grandparents ore John and Louro Anstett of Clmton and Morton and Roy Primeou of Halrnesville 24nx MACHAN Roy and Nancy are pleased to announce the or rival of their son born at Stratford General Hospital June 9 at 9 38 p m weighing in at 9 lbs 10 ozs A brother for Torn Cindy Tammy and Steve 24nx McMAHON John and Sharon (Dale) of Clinton ore happy to announce the birth of their first child Kali Robin at Clinton Public Hospital on June 12 1987 weighing 7 lbs 7 ors Third grandchild for Gord and Morg Dole Ninth grandchild for Pat and Marione McMahon of Clinton Proud great grondporents are Stewart rind Hance Dale of Clinton and Jessie Boyd of Seaforth 24nx SALSBURY Peter and Corrie joyfully announce the birth of their son Callum Patterson on Thursday June 4 1987 24nx 46. In memoriam GREALIS In loving memory of Mr Edward Grealis who possed away June 16 1976 and his wife Pearl Grealis who passed nwny July 18 1946 May the winds of lave blow softly On a quiet peaceful spot Where the one s W. IOVP are sleeping And will never be forgotten Sadly missed by their daughters Ruth and Ora 24 47. Card of thanks ANDERSON A special Thank You to the employees of the fM T C and their wives who arranged a great Retirement Party for rep Also thanks to the Ifnends who attended and helped make it an or rasion to remember Fred 24 DAVIDSON 'The family of the lose Grace Fnirey wish to ex press their sincere thonks to all our friends and eighbours for themany octs of kindness floral 'tthem 'tributes memorial donations cards and food {{b��rought to the house Speriol thanks to Rev tave Snihur for his romfortinq words and Lloyd asker Funeral Home Also +hanks to Drs Hay nd Long the Victorian Order of Nurses Corn unity Nurses and the Homemakers We hod a peciol dear Mother and thank the lord our riends thought so too Your kindness will never e forgotten Alice 24. DEJONG he family of the late Noello Oelong wish to ex • ress their sincere appreciation to friends eighbours and relatives for the cords and ex ressions of sympathy for the flowers and dona ions, also to those who brought food to the ouse. We would olso like to thank the Ladies of he Legion Auxiliary f6r standing honour ouord t the church and cemetery to Branch 109 for the egion service nurses and staff of the Goderich ospitol lst floor and Dr Dawson The C W L or the beautiful luncheon all of the pallbearers nights of Columbus Father Hardy McCallum & alio Funeral Home Diabetic Ass V 0 N and omecare Your thoughtfulness will always be errrembered George and family 24nx POLLOCK would like to extend my .sincere thonks to my amity, relatives and friends for the lovely gifts lowers. cards. and to those who come to visit A pedal thanks to Ilene for the beautiful cake to orae and Glorio for the birthday dinner. and Iso to the Bayfield Senior Citizens Club for their urprise gifts and birthday cake for my 87th bir thday. I would like to take this opportunity to hank one and all It mode me. feel like o Queen or the day. Susie 74x 47. Card of thanks ALEXANDER Many thanks to friends and neighbours for visits. cords gifts of food and help at home both while I was a patient at Clinton Hospital and since returning home Special thanks to Dr Harrett Dr Steed. Ist floor nurses and to the Rev. Dove Snihur Helen 24 PIPE We wont to express our sincere thonks to everyone who made our 50th Anniversary one to remember Many thanks for the beautiful cords. flowers and gifts and your presence on Sunday. We have a lot of treasured memories Lloyd & Winono Pipe 24x MCCLINCHEY I wish to thank my family and those who helped on the occasion of my 80th birthday Many thanks for the gifts and cords Fronk 24 McK AY My family and I would like to express many thanks to friends and relatives who helped us through the tragedy that has overcome our lives Special thonks to Harry and Dianne for being there when I needed them rind to Koren and Faye for keeping the kids Thanks to Doug s family and my own family for their support Words con not express my feelings to those who searched the beaches doily Our sincere appreciation is sent out to all who sent cords of sympothy floral tributes and donations to the Cancer Society Thank you to the Rev Lorne Keys for his comfor ting messoqe Whitney Rtbey Funeral Home and the Seoforth Optimists for the lunch following the funeral Sincerely Leanne David Lisa and Lori 24 STURGEON We would like to thunk everyone who come to help celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary Thank you oil who sent gifts or cords Special thanks to Richord and Mary Erb Ken and Marion Mackie and family Jack and Joan Merner and family Elane Brandon Joanne Telford and Stu and Olive Broadfoot for all their help A very special thanks to our children Joanne Dave and Jayne 24 HAPPY 25th ANNIVERSARY Don and Marilyn Haw Friends and Relatives are invited to celebrate the couple's Silver An- niversary at the Home of Anne and Brian Johnston, SUNDAY, JUNE 28 12 NOON -5 RM. —Vest Wt hes nly. I ONLY Y IW CAN GME THE GIFT OF LIFE I CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1987—Page 17 Seventy-eight attend reunion... from page 6 meeting was held on June 10 and was con- ducted by First Vice President Marjorie Anderson. Special guests included the Huron County Dairy Princess, Angela Nethery, and 441 Club members. Miss Nethery told of her activities as the Dariy Princess. She conducted a contest that tested dairy knowledge then told how ice cream is made. She also spoke about calcium needs in the diet and handed out recipes for vegetable cheese dip. Fresh vegetables and dip were served. Miss Nethery was thanked by Margaret Taylor and presented with a gift. Darlene Hulley of the 441 Sewing Plus Club explained about the making of garments and each club member modelled the outfits that they had made. The girls in- cluded Cindy Campschroer, Theresa Knox, Darlene Hulley, Teresa VanBakel, Marlene Mayberry, Shana Lee Ten Hag. Past and present leaders are Helen Lawson, Sandra Mayberry, Darlene Hulley, Elizabeth Lawson and Joanne Campschroer were given gifts by Lois Elliott on behalf of the WI. In other business, Helen Lawson reported on the WI District Annual Meeting which was held in Blyth on May 25. The meeting focussed on the heritage of agriculture. Theme Londesboro WI sponsored a craft table at the event which realized $60. The fall rally will be held in Londesboro on October 5 and the spring meeting will take place in Auburn. In regular meetitw hnsiness. 1Q members answered the roll call and Alice Buchanan gave the report from the last meeting. Cor- respondence included a letter of thanks from Dora Shobbrook from the Butler Project. It was agreed to donated $25 to the Clinton Public Hospital. Also it was moved by Hazel Reid to purchase awards for the Hullett Cen- tral School Grade 8 graduates. A gift was presented to Hattie and Harry Snell -in honor of their 40th wedding anniver- sary, to be marked on June 21. Margaret Taylor was congratulated on being named the 1987-'88 District President of the Huron West WI. visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Crawford and Carol in Burlington. Bob and Audrey Thompson attended the CNIB picnic in Mitchell on June 10. Raymond and Beth Radford of London spend the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and attended the funeral on June 13 of Mrs. Hoawrds Welch of Moorefield. 9,n,rrn1 nonnle from Londesboro : ttendt•rl the 50th wedding anniversary of Lloyd and Winona Pipe on June 144 held at the Nor- thside United Church in Seaforth. The Londesboro and Hullett Township Flowers of Hope Campaign for the South Huron District Association for the Mentally Handicapped was held recently. The can- vass raised $1,213.50 for the cause. People report Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pitkin, David and Christopher of Auburn spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns in Londesboro. Many parents and friends attended the piano recital for students of Marsha Szusz on June 12. It was been decided by the Hullett Recrea- tion Committee to cancel Hullett Days this year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear and Jean Scott Canvass captain Roely Verburg thanks all the canvassers and donors for their support. The canvassers included Trudy Kassies, Evelyn Merrill, Glen and Doreen Carter, Sandra Dykstrais Nessia Van '1' Hoff, Corrie Haak, Marie Bergsma, Joanne De Jong, Mary Salverda Margaret Buffinga Betty Archambualt, '1'ruus Ten Hag and Edna Reid. 4-H News The sixth and final meeting of the Londesboro 4-H Sewing Plus Club was held on May 11 at the home of Joanne Campschroer. f' The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge and business was discussed. The roll call was taken with members telling what iterna, other than clothes, could be sewn. Secondly, the roll call asked each member to name someone who sewed a lot, and third- ly by explaining what they sewed. The topic of the meeting was how to score the finished skirt. Judging was also discuss- ed, along with the procedure and how to give explanations. The judging competition was held on May 23 in Clinton. Achievement Night was held in Wingham on June 2. - by Theresa Knox. JIM'S FLYING SERVICE LTD. Spraying . Seeding •Fertilizing We Fly the Skies with a Tractor in Disguise • Insect Spraying on All Types of Crops •Weed Control on Beans • Foliar Application of Liquid Fertilizers Book now for fall wheat seeding in your soybeans CONTACT Jim's Flying Service Airfield 519-527-1606 or book thru Milton J. Dietz Ltd. 519-527-0608 FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL SUNDAY, JUNE 21st ONLY *16 SLICE SQUARE PIZZA with sauce, cheese and 3 more items of your choice PLUS -- *6 SOFT DRINKS of your choice - all for only FREE PIZZA DELIVERY EVERYWHERE IN TOWN . 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