HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-09-16, Page 11Dreamers take championship
By Joan Beierling
VARNA - To end the ball news for this
season their is more good news. The
Dreafners played in their tournament in
Vanastra and came out "A" champions.
They defeated Londesboro first, Clinton
Mustangs second and Holmesville was the
team they beat for the final.
The Dreamers would like to thank their
coach, Mr. Mount, for,.his super coaching
this season.
Personals
A Russell family shower for Carol Miller
and Paul Desloges was held at Ivan and
Marg McClymont's home on September 6
with 60 people attending
Children receive
On Sunday, September 13 — Dianne
Dewys, Superintendant of St. Andrews
United Church School, assisted by Rev.
Lorne Keays, presented the awards to
children who had attended 30 Sundays or
more.
Dan Kinsman, Lindsay Love, and Laura
Wright, all received diplomas. Jacob
Kinsman — 2nd year seal.Pam Love — 3rd
year. Kim Dewys — 4th year. Jeff Turner —
5th year. Paul Cooper — 6th year. Beverly
Lefavre and Nancy Lefavre — 7th year.
Dana Cooper — 8th year. Angie Faber,
Jonathon Turner, Mark Cooper and
Chrystal Jones, all received their 9th year
seal. Candace Cooper 10th year, Cheryl
Turner — 12th, Tricia Cooper — 14th and
Christine Cooper, the 16th year seal.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Barker spent a few days
last week with Ivan and Marg McClymont
and visited with friends and relatives in the
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoggarth and daughter,
Janet from Kippen, and Violet Ashard and
Janet Hollingsberry from near London,
England were visitors at Barry Cleave's
last week.
The art work of Barry Cleave was
featured in the Advance last week
Bill McAsh has undergone surgery and
has been in the hospital for some time but
returned home on Sunday. Everyone wishes
Bill a speedy recovery since returning
their awards
Visitors with Al and Margaret on Sunday,
September 13 were Olive Berry from
England, Rex Berry and Maureen Berry
from Wales, and Stan Sutherland from
London.
Kippen Gun Club
There were 26 shooters at the Tuesday,
September 8 meet. Glen Mogic and Jack
Mills topped with 25 points each. Al Cole and
Bert Mahaffy, scored 24; Brad Mann, Fred
Brall, and Tom Allen captured 23; Mark
Tuckey, John Glazier, Ed Steegstra, Har-
rison Schock, and Paul Middleton, 22; D.
Long, 21; M. Verhoeff, Bob Baker, Paul
I.arnb, and Lloyd Venner, 20; Kevin Clark,
19 Dwight Monk and Brent Dawe, 18; Ken
Whetham, Al McWhinney and Dave Scott,
17, and Dave Consi.tt, 16.
Kids night out planned
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18 at 7 p.m. sharp at St. Jame's Parish Hall,
Middleton. Movie for the night is An
American Tale. Price is 50 cents including a
treat.
Ladle's of St. James are busy getting
ready again for their deli booth at
Holmesville Craft Show, October 2, 3, 4.
On September 23, pie crust rolling for
chicken pies and on September 24, pie tops
and pie filling. Work bees held at the church
from 7 p.m. on. Please bring rolling equip-
ment. September 28 is pricing night at
Estelle Wise's home 7 p.m.
Deli craft show times are: October 2, 11
a.m. to 9 p.m.; October 3, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.;
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October 4, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The ACW of St. Jame's Middleton rnet at
the summer home of Adella "Jame: with
Margaret Middleton in charge of w rship
service. Audrey Middleton led in the
business of the meeting. Secretaries report
given by Estelle Wise which was approved
as read.
The birthday box and collection was
taken. Lunch was served by the hostesses,
Jervis and Delores Dutot.
Edward and Blanch Deeves arrived home
August 31 after a very good holiday in
Greenwood, Nova Scotia with Len and Don-
na Mills and children.
Dr. Bruce T. Thomasson
Dental Surgeon
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home.
The children are all back in school again
for another year. B.J. Coultis, Brian
Webster and Cara Stephenson started
kindergarten. Jason McAsh and Paul Hill
have`'ust entered high school and Doug Roy
is going to Fanshawe College.
On September 17, Youth Group I meets in
Varna at 7 pm for soccer and some
discussion.
September 20 is Varna's anniversary ser-
vice at 11 am. It will be a combined service.
The speaker will be Earl Pitts, a Youth With
A Mission Administrator teacher. The
special music is by the Vocal Agreement,
part of" the Seaforth Barber Shop Group.
There will be a special program planned for
the children eight and under.
On September 27 services will resume as
usual.
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