Clinton News-Record, 1974-06-27, Page 11- SWIMMING
VANASTRA RECREATION PROGRAM
1974 SUMMER SEASON RATES
HEATED POOL -WITH LESSONS
(OPENING ABOUT JULY 15)
VANASTRA RESIDENTS GENERAL FEE
FIRST CHILD
$10.00
$12.00
SECOND CHILD
5.00
6.00
ADULT (18 YEARS)
15.00
20.00
FAMILY 20.00
25.00
List requests for lessons.
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MAIL SWIM REGISTRATION
AND FEE TO:
Check for Registration:
C3 FIRST CHILD
0 ADULT
0 TWO CHILDREN
0 FAMILY
(Please Print)
FAMILY NAME:
TUCKERSMITH TWP.
RECREATION COMMITTEE
BOX 130 R.R. 5 CLINTON
ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE:
Please indicate level of swimming. 5
Beginner -- Intermediate - Senior (First Name) (Age) (Level)
NOTE: 1. Registration is limited on a "first come" basis.
2. Minimum age 6 years unless accompanied by a personal adult
supervisor.
3. Minimum height 48 inches unless accompanied by a personal adult
supervisor, or able to swim length of pool.
4. Fee must accompany registration.
5. There will be a $2. office charge on refunds.
HELP WANTED
LIFE GUARDS & INSTRUCTORS ARE REQUIRED
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION THE WATER SAFETY DIRECTOR
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PHONE 482-7846 AFTER 6:30 P.M.
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CLASSIFIEDS.
25. IN MEMORIAM
DOWSON: In loving memory of a
dear son Gary George Dowson, who
passed away six years ago, June 29,
1968.
The dearest son this world could
hold
With cherished smile and heart of
gold
To those who knew him all will
know
How much we lost, six years ago,
Sadly missed and always remem-
bered by Mon and Dad.-26b '
HANLEY: In loving memory of a
dear husband, father and grand-
father, Frederick Charles Hanley,
who passed away suddenly on June
30, 1967. Sadly missed by wife May
and family.-26b
FREMLIN'r In loving memory of
our dear son, and brother Don who
passed away 2 years ago June 26,
1972,
We are sad within our memory
Lonely are our hearts today
For the one we loved -so dearly
Has forever been called away.
Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, brother
and family.-26p
26. CARD OF THANKS
NELSON: I would like to thank
those who visited me, or sent
flowers, gifts or cards while I was in
Clinton Public Hospital, also to
thank Dr. Baker and the first floor
nurses, and theraphists and Rev.
Ostreicher. It was all much ap-
preciated. Viola Nelson.-26b
BECK: Dres and Gary Beck and
the Huller family wish to express
sincere thanks to all relatives,
friends and neighbours for floral
tributes, donations to the cancer
society and Clinton Hospital and_
expressions of sympathy during our
time of bereavement. Special thanks
to Rev. O'Streicher and the
Holmesville UCW.-26
KATHLEEN BECK
Mrs. Kathleen Beck passed
iawak AirkAoritreal Hospital in;
Ottawa on June 15, 1974. ShOi
was 61.
Mrs. Beck was born the for-
mer Kathleen Huller in
Holmesville. She was a
daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Huller
and the late John Huller of
Holmesville. She was a member
Smokey'S
friends
don't play
with
matches,
26. CARD OF THANKS
ASHTON-We wish to thank our
family, relatives for making our
40th Wedding Anniversary such a
memorable occasion. Many thanks
for the flowers, cards, gifts and good
wishes we received. Special thanks
to our family for the lovely gifts and
flowers we received and a special
night out together at the Candle
Light Inn, Cliff and Norma
Ashton.-26p
POTTER-I wish to express my
thanks to Dr. Baker and nurses of
first floor of Clinton Hospital. Also
to Dr. McLaughlin and nurses of
the eigth floor of University
Hospital, London. Thanks to all
who sent cards, visited and well
wishes. Ray Potter,-26p
JERVIS-Many thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours for gifts,
flowers and cards. A special thanks
to all who honoured us with their
presence and made our 25th an-
niversary a happy and memorable
occasion. Russell and Olda Jer-
vis.-26p
FLYNN -I would like to thank all
who sent cards, flowers and treats
and visited me while in Clinton
Public Hospital. Special thanks to
Dr, Baker and nurses on first floor.
.Joe Flynn.-26b
KERR: We would like to express
our thanks to our relatives, friends
and neighbours for the lovely cards
and gifts we received on the oc-
casion of our 40th Wedding An-
niversary. Thank you to the
Seaforth Legion ladies for the
delicious supper they served for us.
Special thanks to Geordie and
Essie, Scott and Annie and their
families for planning a party to
make our 40th AnniVersary an oc-
casion we will never forget. Eldin
and Mildred Kerr.-26b
of Rothwell United Church in
Ottslwa.
She is survived by her
husband, George D. and a son
Gary, of Ottawa and her;
"inother and three sisters: Mrs.'''
Edna Cox of Clinton, Mrs.
Doris Batkin of Holmesville
and Mrs. Jean Cook of
Goderich.
The funeral service was held
from the Ball Funeral Home in
Clinton on June 17 with Rev.
John Oestreicher officiating.
Interment was in Clinton
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Raymond
Cook, Jim Cole, Frank Thomp-
son, Charlie Durst, Elmer Pot-
ter, and Rick Henry.
Flowerbearers were Janey,
Beck, Linda Cole, Shirley
Henry and Peggy Cook.
The sixth annual reunion
was held at the Community
Centre in Dashwood on Sun-
day, June 16. Mrs. Alda Hep-
pler of Waterloo was hostess
and provided the setting.
Thirty children and 34 adultp
were present. There were three
Unavoidable absentees.
The first part of the after-
noon was given to greetings
and visitation. Doris Clemas,
Carolyn Fedy and Sharon
Soldan supervised the sports,
assisted by Jack Munn, James
Hoffman and Patrick Soldan,
who acted as linesmen and
spotters.
The results on graded bases
with the eldest first follows:
straight running - Bob Fedy,
Becky Ross, Janet Dietrich,
Bob Dulong, Jeffery Taylor,
Laurie Ross, Gordon Ross, Jef-
fery Hoffman' and Tracey
„;,Soldan; circuit race for 10 year
olds, Mary-Jo Fedy, Brian
Ross, Debbie Taylor; puck race,
Janet Dietrich, Joan Dietrich,
David Fedy; slipper kick,
(graded the oldest first) Becky
Ross, Joan Dietrich, David
Fedy, Peter Dietrich, Chris
Clemas, Debbie Taylor,
Michelle Dulong, Bobbie
Dulong, Susan Birmingham,
Gordon Ross, Laurie Ross,
Tracey Soldan; ball throw un-
der 10 years; Bob Dulong,
Laurie Ross, Jeffery Taylor,
Gordon Clemas, Gordon Ross,
Jeffery Hoffman, Lisa Bir-
mingham, Kim Hoffman,
Michelle Birmingham; horse
The Clinton Public School graduation class for 1974 are front
row left to right, Brenda Keyes, Debbie Switzer, Sherry Yule,
Margot Menzies, Cathy Cudmore, Brenda Bell, Shirleyanne
Gilbert, Kim Fulcher and Sharon Horstead. Second row are Mr,
Addison, Wayne Ducharme, Bonnie Van Riesen, Betty Archer,
Cindy Connoly, Cathy Willis, Diane Crlch, Michelle Denomme,
Teresa Cook, Linda Bakelaar, Janice Stephenson, Marilyn Van
Altena, Kelly Adshead, Greg Wise, and Mr. Lyon. Third row are
Ben Munnings, Angela Duizer, Nancy Newland, Wanda
Hughes, Teshea Hughes, Nancy Hearn, Cathy Anstett, Janice
Allen, Kelly Deller, Susan Fletcher, Wendy Walker, Karen
Holmes, Kate Walden and Derek Divok., Fourth row are Randy
Meyer, Howard Halem, Phil Potter, Rob Harris, Ray Wheeler,
Mark Baker, Steve Wise, Steve Colclough, Jim Craig, Jeff
Wise, Brad Morgan and Jim Fowlie. Back row are Bob Hart,
Shawn Riteau, John Wood, Larry Riehl, Dave Shea, Bill Kirk,
Bill Mitchell, Rob Knights, Steve Blair, Robert Einboden and
Dan Proctor. (News-Record photo)
Bolton-Ford reunion at Dashwood
CIANTON NEWS-RECORD, TIEJURSPAY JUNE 27, .1974,11
Magic Circle UCW'
hears of children's aid
Mrs. Lloyd Bond was hostess
for the June meeting of the
Magic Circle Unit of Wesley-
Willis UCW Mrs. .Oliver
presided' and opened the
meeting with a poem "A Recipe
for a. Home" and a prayer.
Mary Jamieson was in
charge of devotions. A hymn
was sung and a hymn read, as
prayer, in unison, Marjorie
Porter gave a reading "One
Day at a Time" and Hazel
Brown also gave a reading, "I
am a Foot" - a nominating
committee's story. Roll call was
answered by a "Favourite
Quotation"
The president presided for
the business part of the
meeting. The secretary's and
treasurer's reports were read.
Bessie Stoop reported 16
hospital and 19 home calls. The
unit is in charge of the Hospital
cart for July,
work of
Bon d
the
gacvehieidtreeln,k:n
Aide
Society. Changes in the
o
ad-
ministration are being
proposed. Ontario
municipalities told community
and social services minister
Rene Brunelle, at .a June
meeting that Children's Aid
Societies should be abolished.
Responsibility for wardship
and adoption should be tran-
sferred to the. province and all
other functions carried out by
the societies should be merged
with municipal social services.
Mrs. Bond was thanked for
her kind hospitality and the
hostesses served lunch,
Obituary
back race, Michelle Bir-
mingham, Kim Hoffman;
baseball throw, Becky Ross,
Bob Fedy, Janet Dietrich,
David Fedy, Danny Munn,
Joan Dietrich, Mary-Jo Fedy,
Louis Dietrich, DeLynn
Dulong, Brian Ross, Michelle
Dulong, Chris Clemas, Susan
Birmingham, Debbie Taylor,
Peter Dietrich; thread the
needle (adults) Bob and Joan
Dulong, Jim and Marilyn Ross,
Patrick and Sharon Soldan.
Supper was served in the hall
where all sat down to a scrum-
ptous meal provided by the
hostess. The children were later
called to the platform where
ribbons were given out to all
winners. Mr. James Ross,
Kingston, addressed the group
expressing his appreciation at
being in a family where
fellowhsip and good will is so
abundantly evident and whose
motto surely must be
"Togetherness". He thanked
the hostess for the good day she
had given to all. He then asked
each person to rejoice in the
birth of Timothy Carlton Hoff-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hoffman and to cherish
the memories of Gordon
Clemas and Carl Heppler.
A lively mixed baseball game
ensued, captained by Robert
Hoffman and Michael Soldan.
Robbie Hoffman, 5 years of age,
was the star player on his
fathers team. The day con-
cluded when Mrs. Alda Hep-
pler gave out a decorated
basket of gifts to each mother
for her children.
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