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Clinton News-Record, 1967-08-10, Page 66 ’ New^Record, Thursday, August 10,1907 VARNA FRED McCLYMONT • Phone 482-3214 Many Come From Afar In last week’s report of the school reunion, we neglected to thank the members of the Ban­ nockburn band for their lively music during the afternoon. As most of the pioneers of this school section came from Scot- land, their grandchildren still enjoy the skirl of the pipes..' The following is a list of the names of \former pupils and teachers who attended the reunion on July 29. TEACHERS present were: Mrs. Alfred Johnston, Seaforth; Mrs, Marie Beatty, Varna; Mrs. Watson Webster, Varna; Mrs. Bruce Keys, Varna; Mrs, Ted Dunn, Bayfield; Mrs. GlenSwan, Brucefield;' Robert Aberhart, Kapuskasing; Stewart Beattie, Wingham and. Ken Trietz, God. erich, PUPILS:. • FROM CALIF- ORNIA, Clarence Keyes; from FLORIDA, Floyd Schell, Alice" (Austin) Schell; from TORONTO Roxie Palmer, Adelene Pal­ mer, John Argo, Margaret (McConnell) Argo, Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell, James^Robert and David, From WILLOWDALE, Mr. and Mrs. George Beatty; HAM. ILTON, Floyd McAsh, Edith Davidson, Mina Davidson, Eleanor Davidson, May David­ son; MARKDALE, ~ “ Hunking, May Hunking; CITY, Don Barker, (McClymont) Barker, Lorne and Glenn. From KITCHENER, McNaughton, Bert McNaughton, Isobel McNaughton, Kathy Schadi; GALT, Elmer Johnston; Levack, J, Ferguson, Muriel (Elliott) Ferguson; NEW HAM­ BURG, Mr. and Mrs, William Pilgrim; STRATFORD, Fred Heard, Ruth (Elliott) Heard; EXETER, Irene (Chuter) Wai- per, Ida (Chuter) McBride, Carol (Taylor) Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Borneau. BRUSSELS, Lois (Webster) Hart; WINGHAM, Mrs. Stewart Beattie; WALTON, Marjorie (Webster) Huether; LONDON, Annie (Pilgrim)East,Margaret Charles KING Mary Ruth, Fred (Pilgrim) Hunking, Grace (See. l^y) Warder, Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Elliott, Mary (Chuter) Carter, Gladys (Beatty)Sparks, Pearl (Reid) Case, Mary (Beatty) Me Vicar, Audrey (Johnston) McRae, Harvey Boyce, Vivian (Chuter) Boyce, Larry, Lynn, Brenda, David, Lori and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clarke and family, and Eric Reid. ! INGERSOLL, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Appleby; Dorchester, Ami (Appleby) Mountenay; St. Thomas, Mr. arid Mrs. Ernie Appleby and family; Point Ed­ ward, Mr’ and Mrs. Donald Keyes, Sandra and Doug; God­ erich, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor and family; Sarnia, Charles McKenzie; Lambeth, Laurie Forrest; Zurich, Glenda Soper > Brucefield, Leona (Webster) Clifton, Nelson Reid, Mary (Reid) Mustard, Alice Webster, Seaforth, Alfred Johnston, Pearl Johnston, Glorie John, ston, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hor. ner, Laura Ings,Myrtle Kruger, Joan (McClymont) Whyte; Clin- ton, Russel Colclough,EdDiehl, Bertha Diehl, Melvin Webster, Cassie (Johnston) Webster. Karen Webster,. Esther (Pil­ grim) Kendall, Mr. and Mrs, Malcom Clarke, Beth (Forrest) Makins, Nancy (Webster) Hol. mes and Danny, Rena (John­ ston) Luddington, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Don Taylor, Tom Chutes, Edith (Dowson) Falconer, Rachael Johnston, M. L, Seeley. Kippen, Mabel (McClinchey) Kyle, Pat (Dowson) McBride, Bradley and Dennis; Bayfield, Bessie (Chuter) Townsend, Joyce (Webster) Scotchmer, Ivan Steckle, Gertie (Me- Clinchey) Steckle; visitors, Robert McKinley, M.P., Zurich and Charles McNaughton, MPP. Exeter. Varna, Mr. and Mrs, Sher­ lock ' Keyes, Wilfred Chuter, Margaret (Johnston) Dowson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor, William Taylor, Helen (Erratt) Taylor, Joyce Dowson, Brenda, Bonnie and John, Harold Dow- son, Bill Consltt, Marjorie (Dowson) epnsitt, David and Dianne, Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Hay ter, Joyce Hay ter; Darlene Hayter, Mr, and Mrs. Eric Chuter and family, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Consitt, Paul and Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Webber, Mr, and Mrs. R. F. Broeze, Dianne and Jo Anne, William Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coultis, Donna Taylor, Gary Morrison, John Coultis, Edith Beatty, Belle Reid, Mr, and Mrs. John McAsh, Mr. and Mrs. Bpb Webster, Shirley Johnston, Walter Smith, Norman Smith, Margaret Aldington, Peggy Mc­ Ash, Lynn Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lee McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilgrim, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott, Mr. and Mrs, Murvln Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Perci Johnston, Watson Web. st er, Mack Webster, Henry Voss, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Mc- Ckymont, Sadie Foster, Jessie (Foster) Stelck, William Clarke Jean (Foster) Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. William McAsh, Janis Clarke, Doug McAsh, Gary Me. Ash, Carl ■ Goodyear, Mary (Coultis) Goodyear, Fred Web­ ber, Rev; M, Morrison, Ernest McClinchey, Barbara Prince, Mona (Reid)Stephenson, Debora Stephenson, Billy Stephenson, Dale Stephenson, Irene Turner, Janie (Stewart) Turner, Mark Taylor, Ostrom, Linda, Cheryl, Dawson, Alvin Keys, Ivan Mc­ Clymont, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- mer Reid, Elgin Porter, Mrs. A. J. Mustard, Sandy and David, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott, Ralph and Stephen, Nancy Mustard, Joyce Taylor, Mrs, MurvinHay­ ter, Janet Taylor, Steve Clarke. PERSONALS Frank Postill had charge of the service in the Varna and Goshen United Churches last Sunday. There will be no ser­ vice in the United Church on August 13 and August 20. On August 27, Rev. J. J. Pitt of St. Johns, Newfoundland, will have charge of the services. * ❖ $ The Blyth and Varna ball game last Saturday resulted in a 4-0 victory for the local team. # * * Mr. and Mrs. Watson Web­ ster spent the weekend at Nia­ gara Falls. Mr. and Mrs, John Mrs. Grant Webster, Sandra, Janice and Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Dead Fish Plaguing Resort Areas Beachcombers and swim­ mers who frequent the shores of Lake Huron may be distres­ sed to note that the foul fishy smell of tfte last few summers is still present in most areas. Resort operators all along Lake Huron are spending time and money to clean up the dead alewives or pomolobus pseudoharengus if you like, The blue backed, silvery sided fish are cousins of the herring and the shad and spawn in great numbers in the waters of eas­ tern North America. At home ip fresh and salt water, alewives are rounaaioh'g" the Atlantic cost from Nova Scotia, to Florida. In the spring, alewives leave the ocean and swim up the rivers to fresh water where they lay their eggs. They seem to cpme in assor- ted sizes, but generally grew to a length of from' eight to iz inches, An imbalance in nature ap. pears to be to blame for the presence of so many dead ale. wives along the sandy shores of Lake Huron, Since the num. bers of lake trout who nor­ mally feed on alewives have declined due to the invasion of the lamprey eel, Canadian and United States researchers are attempting to stock Lake Mich, igan and Lake Huron with a species of western salmon which also feed on alewives, If there is one good feature about alewives - dead or alive- it lias to be that when they are driven onto the beaches by winds and currents, they dry up quickly. Officials in Grand Bend for instance, who rent equip­ ment to remove alewives from the beach there, have learned that one day laying in a hot sun will kill any smell which may accompany the dead fish. Only trouble seems to be that more of the dead alewives ar- rive daily to replace the ones which have shrivelled up in the sun. I HOLMESVILLE ~ Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Stock, Aylmer, vis. Red on the weekend with Mrs, M. Stock and Gordon, "S" Mrs, Frank McCullough is a patient In the Kitchener-Water, loo Hospital,♦ ♦ * Miss Sandra Williams, Bur. lington, and Mr, and Mrs. Bar- riePipe and daughters, London, ■ visited over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Williams, ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Brown, Detroit, were recent visitors With Mr. and Mrs. D, Gllddon, * * * Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Bond, Billy, a pet goat on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Kloeze, of R. R. 3 Goderich, received plenty of attention from the Kloeze brothers. Admiring their pet are Darrel 5, at left, John, 6, center and Harold, 10, at right. The Kloezes keep a herd of 10 goats on their farm five miles north of Goderich on Highway 21. (Staff Photo) Maitland Con. & 16th Goderich 16TH AND MAITLAND-Mr. . and Mrs, Harry Lobb, Ricky, Peter and Bruce of Toronto, visited with Mrs, Fred Lobb and Mr. and Mrs. WilliamLobb and family on, the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Don Forbes and Mr, and Mrs, Ron Taylor spent the weekend in Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Lobb of Chatham were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Lobb, HOLMESVILLE Lucille and Laurelanne attended a family dinner atCoIIingwood on Sunday. The occasion was the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. arid^Mrs. Lawrence Houston, HOT AND COLD ENEMIES Sunlight and refrigeration are enemies of unripe tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers, warns the Ontario Food Council. For superior texture, flavor and color, these three veget- ables must be ripened at room temperature,not in the refrig-, erator. Keep out of direct sun­ light while ripening, and ref. rigerate only when ready for eating. KITCHEN QUIZ Question - When is a food bargain not a food. bargain? Answer - When high wastage cancels lowered prices. Inspect bargain produce carefully with end use in mind, advises the Ontario Food Council. Produce that is over-ripe and reduced for quick sale may not always stretch the food dollar as much as the new" price tag would imply. READY Chamney Family Holds Reunion The family of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Chamney of Auburn gathered in the Community Hall for a picnic supper on Sator* day August 5. * Those attending were Mr. and Mrs, Robert Chamney, Mr. and Mrs, Elwyn Chamney of W’ngham, Mr. and Mrs, Gra* ham Chamney, Sharon Eliza­ beth and John of Goderich,Mrs. Verna Doerr, Harold Doerr of Niagara Falls, Mrs, Don Ives and David of Chippawa, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jardin and Steven of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Robinson of Lon­ don, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rumig and Tracey of Goderich, Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Chamney, Diane, Donna, Barbara, Joyce and Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ don Chamney, Larry, Paul, Lorraine and Doug of Auburn, Miss Carol Webster of St, Helens and Gerald Snell of Bluevale. to WORK equipment Yeai« Old. THEM TODAY AT: SONS CLINTON J < Rev. and are talcing month. * * Mrs. their M. 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