Clinton News-Record, 1973-07-26, Page 66** CloDIFON NEWS-REcoltA nitiRspAy,.;nm 26, 1973
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Mr. and Mrs, Frank Boyce,
Goshen Line, celebrated their
49th Wedding Anniversary on
Sunday when members of. their
family gathered at their home
for a surprise barbecue,
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce were
married at the Presbyterian
Church manse on July 19, 1924,
by the Rev, F,W,K. Harris in
London, Ontario with a wed-
ding dinner following at the
home of her brother-in.law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brian
in London.
Mrs, Boyce, the former
Margaret Armstrong, is a
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs, Wilson Armstrong of the
Goshen Line and Mr. Boyce is
a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James Boyce of the Goshen
Line. The couple were raised
and educated on the Goshen
Line and following their
Marriage they took up farming
on the Goshen Line where they
still reside.
They have a family of three
daughters, Viola, (Mrs.
Haskell) of Hanover; Grace,
(Mrs. Tom Young) of Goderich
and Mary, (Mrs. Don Garner)
of Vanastra, a fourth daughter,
Ili, passed away in 1966 as the
result of an accident; five sons,
Harvey, London; Jim, Bayfield;
by Fred McClymont
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper and a Baptismal service
will be held in the United
Church next Sunday, July 29th,
with the pastor Rev. Murdock
Morrison in charge,
The Auction Sale, sponsored
by the United Church men,
which was held in the Arena
last Saturday, with Rathwell's
Auction Service in charge, was
a success, as was the U.C.W.
Bake and Rummage Sale.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson,
Lorrie, Cathy and Carol of
Willowdale are spending the
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Fred McClymont,
„vamooses's,'
Clayton, Goderich; Ken,
Goshen Line and Harold at
home, 20 grandchildren and
two-great-grandchildren.
Many friends relatives and
neighbours called to offer
congratulations, among them
was Mr. William Pollock of
Saskatchewan, a former neigh-
bour, The couple were the
recipients of many lovely gifts
from their family and friends.
Both are in good health and
enjoy life to its fullest. Mrs.
Boyce will be remembered by
many readers for her musical
ability, as she, along with her
brother John, played the piano
for dances even before her
marriage, Up until just a few
years ago she was still active in
that respect, May we add our
congratulations for many more
happy years together,
PERSONALS
Miss Susan Abercrombie,
Meaford, is staying with the
Lloyd A. Westlake family while
working as a Youth Co-
ordinator at the Pinery Provin-
cial Park' and Ipperwash
Provincial Park.
Mr, Fletcher McLaughlin,
Meagan and Alfie, Toronto
were weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred LeBeau, Visiting
Saturday with the LeBeaus
were Mr. Leonce Cadieux of
Windsor and Mr. Clarence
LeBeau of Clinton,
Mrs, Margaret Garrett was
in Windsor for three days at-
tending an F.H.B. Hobby
Product Convention at the
Sheraton-Viscount Hotel.
During her absence her mother,
Mrs. Tom Handy of Seaforth,
was with her children, Norma,
Diane and John.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald John-
ston, Grimsby are holidaying at
Deer Lodge Park. While here
they visited with his cousin,
Mrs. Lloyd Westlake and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McLeod, David and Cameron
of Stoney Creek, spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
E.B. Robinson et the Albion
Hotel. Guests registered at the
Albion for this week include,
Pr. G.A. and Mrs, MacPherson,
Waterfowl; Mr. and Mrs. G.G.
Myer, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Gray, London; Dr. C.L.
Roe Jackson, Guelph, and Prof.
Jack Bauden of Hamilton.
Mesdames Ilene. Biers, Kit-
chener, Elva Coughlin, At-
wood, Lois Elliott and Norma
Stewart, RR 2, Ripley visited
with Milvena Ericksen on
Wednesday last and following
dinner at the Dominion Hotel
in Zurich, attended the much
enjoyed Carlton Show Band
Performance in the Zurich
Arena.
Birthday celebrations were
held for Keith Pruss and
Morris Sauve at the Pruss cot-
tage on Saturday evening,
when 25 relatives and friends
gathered for a barbecue. Those
present included Mrs. Myrtle
Parker; Fred and Maude
Weston; Cathie, Johnny and
Jamie Sauve; Don and Jackie
Johnston, Ricky and Christine;
Eric and Evelene Earl, all of
Bayfield; Don and Elaine Dinel
and Tracy; Larry and Janice
Krupa; Glen Pruss, all of Lon-
don; Norman andPat Cooper,
Mount Clemens, Mich.; and
Ken and Mary Jane Weston,
Farmington, Mich., as well as
immediate family members.
Mr. and Mrs. R.I. Jenkins,
Bill and Mary, proprietors of
the Woodhome Motel, returned
Sunday from a holiday spent in
the Peterborough area on Mar-
ble Lake.
Summer visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimmons
have been their two grand-
children Darlene and John
Smale from London for almost
two weeks; Miss Hazel Wocks
of Teeswater for a day and Mr.
Doug Grant and Mrs. Dorothy
Montgomery, Don Mills,; Mrs.
Pearl Shaddick, Hensall for
several days last week and Mr.
and Mrs. James Smith of
Brussels on Sunday.
Mrs. B.A. Quigg, Kim and
Joey, London were with Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Earl for the
weekend. Visiting this week
with the Earls is his mother,
Mrs, W. Earl of London.
President, Mrs. Eric Earl, of
the Anglican Church Women of
Trinity Church, reported a very
successful Tea and Bake Sale
held Saturday afternoon in the
Parish Hall. Pouring tea for the
event was Mrs. James Red-
doch.
During the Tea and Bake
Sale, a draw was made on the
Trinity Church Ladies' Guild
Butterfly Quilt and was won by
Mrs. J.E. French of Mitchell.
Mr. Norman F. Cooper,
Mount Clemens, Michigan
spent the weekend at his
Village residence with his wife
Patricia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Weston,
Farmington, Mich. were at
their cottage for the weekend.
Mrs. Robert Davidson, Wind-
sor, was a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Pounder for the
weekend.
Miss Loretta Townsend,
University of Guelph, is visiting
this week with Mr. and Mrs.
A.F. Scotchmer. Weekend
guests with the Scotchrners
were their sob Michael and a
friend of Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer,
Christy and Bill and Miss Ruth
Fuhrmann of Toronto, spent
the weekend with their mother,
Mrs. G,L. Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wehner,
Saginaw, Michigan visited
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Sturgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ben-.
newies, Chris, Greg and Lisa,
Seaforth, were Sunday visitors
with the E.W, Erickson family,
Mr. and Mrs, Ted Heath and
Tim, Dawson Creek, B.C. are
visiting their respective
mothers, Mrs. Vera Heath and
Mrs, Ella Castle and other
relatives in the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Squire of
Mitchell were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker.
Miss Lisa. Wardell returned
to her home in London on
Saturday after spending the
past week with. Mrs. LB.
Smith.
Mr. Rick Westlake, Kit.
chener is holidaying for two
weeks with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake,
Catherine and Paul.
Graham film,
,to be featured
The Billy Graham Lost
Generation, features special ap-
pearances by Art Linkletter
and "Dragnet" star Jack Webb.
Linkletter, whose daughter
Diane died as the result of the
use of drugs, discueses drug
usage in America, and points to
what is being done voluntarily
by many teen-agers to combat
the problem. Webb states his
views on the role of the police
officer and his relationship to
the laws of our society,
Lost Generation, filmed in
Eastmancolor by World Wide
Pictures, is a probing documen-
tary which takes a close look at
the attitudes and morals of the
Nation. Location filming was
done in Alaska, the Southern
states, on the farms and in the
small towns of mid-America,
and in the dying Haight-
Ashbury hippie district of San
Francisco.
Lost Generation will be
shown on Saturday July 28 at
the Goodnews Drive In, three
miles west of Clinton. There
will be no admission for the
8:45 p.m. showing.
, The film is being shown in
conjunction with "His" Youth
Festival, featuring Meryle
Dolan, Jerry Sheppard, Ted
Ramsay, Hugh Ouwehand, The
Revised Edition and The Wat-
chman Quartet, which starts at
1:30 p.m.
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