Clinton News-Record, 1974-07-11, Page 10The 'model "A" Ford Club of London provided a treat for area residents last Sunday when they
made a stop in Clinton on their way to tour Goderich, The car club also includes many cars
that are not Fords, (News-Record photo)
News of Londesboro
BY MRS. B. SHOBBROOK
On. Those
'Hot llt Lazy
Summer
Afternoons
Corn* In & Enjoy Our
And For Later„,
Our Especially Cluster burger
Prepared
Smorgasbord Salad Bar
The Cluster
Baylield
FOR THE COTTAGER!
1" x.10 White Pint,,
"Wavy Butt Siding"
"Abitibi" Seconds
12" $3900 so.
Cedar Bevel Siding
$399 /THOUSAND
Bayfield Building Centre
BAYFIELD SOUTH ON HIGHWAY NO. 21
SEE
THIS
FANTASTIC
BUY!
Clinton Raceway
presents
OH HA-Belvedere
Ontario-Sired
Pacing Stakes
Total Value 65,000
Post Time: 2:00. p.m.
Sun. July 14, 1974
• Pari Mutuel Wagering • 10 Races • Ample Parking
SHOPPE'S
Annual Spring
And Summer
16 41%10
'60" '16.00 to '75.00 SALE
11 200
P ANT $30.00 TO $65.00
COATS SALE 124"
TO
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TO $ 1 0900
P ANT 'el'TO
$145.00
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SUITS SALE ifily" TO •P uyvw
'40 $50.00 TO $145.00 °
COATS SALE
PANTS
SHIRTS
SWEATERS
TOPS
SHIRTS
JACKETS
VESTS
ALLWEATHER $35.00 TO $90.00 00 00
BATHING ALL $08 $70
STOCK
TO
COATS SALE A, SUITS
Open all day Wednesdays
Open Friday nights tll 9 p.m.
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.NEWS-13APORP, •Tt11.43,SPAY,AJLY .1 t 1974
chener on Saturday, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shaddick accompanied him
home for a month's vacation,
Fifty descendants of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen Sr.
held a family reunion on Sun-
day July 7 at Exeter Park. At-
tending from Londesboro were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen, Mrs.
Wayne Jackson and family;
and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allen
and family.
Mrs. Al Volk is a patient in
Clinton Hospital, having had
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Harris of
Kamloops B.C, spent Thursday
night with his cousins, Mr, and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook, and also
called on other relations.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gillies,
St. Thomas, visited on Sunday
with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Durnin.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shob-
brook, Darrell and Diana spent
'Tuesday and Wednesday at
Niagara.
The Berian unit of UCW
meeting will be held on
Tuesday July 16. They are to
meet at the manse at 1:15 p.m.
to attend a tour and study at
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital,
returning to the manse for
lunch.
Michelle Riehl, Kirkton,
spepj.,,,,tfew day„s tast,rmk, with ?.
hergeandparents M. and Mrs.
Ben Riley and Lorna.
Miss Edyth Beacom, Mrs.
Laura Lyon and their Cousin,
Mrs. Albert Cardiff of Ethel,
spent a few days last week
visiting their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell McGee at Mason,
Michigan,
They also called on their
aunt Mrs. Hilda Pearson and
Ed at Owosso, Michigan.
Mr: and Mrs. Stuart Bryans
of Mitchell visited on Sunday
with Miss Edythe Beacom and
Mrs. Laura Lyon.
Mrs. Bev. Jewitt of London is
visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Snell.
Lodge Donates
Barry Baker, treasurer of-the
Bayfield Lions Club, wa s
pleased to report that L.O.L.
1035, Varna, have made a
donation of $25 to the Bayfield
Lions Club out- of appreciation
for the Clubs help to the swim-
mers and hockey players in
their locality,
Librarian Honored
Miss Ethel Dewar, Huron
County Librarian, was enter-
tained at a luncheon in Ben-
miller last week by the County
Library Board. Miss Dewar
was pleasantly surprised when
presented with an Oil. Painting
of the Bayfield Pier done by ar-,
tist Jack McLaren,
Miss Dewar, who has been
residing in the Village, has sold
her home to Mrs. McRae and
plans to live in Belleville upon
her retirement at the end of
August. Best wishes are exten-
ded to Ethel for a very happy
retirement.
Personals
Miss Linda Gemeinhardt ac-
companied by, Mr. Robert
Lawson, both of Toronto, were
weekend guests of her mother,
Mrs. Kay Gemeinhardt and
sister Monica.
Mrs. Margaret Garrett and
family and Mr. Delford Altman
spent the holiday weekend at
Mosse Camp at Meaford with
friends, Mr. and Mrs Ron
Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Weber of Glen Allen.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave. Overboe,
Scott and Theresa, London,
were weekend guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Donald
McLeod. Theresa remained for
a two-week visit with her gran-
dparents. Also visiting with the,
McLeod family was his sister,
Mrs. Elsie Sullivan of
Sparlingville, Michigan.
Mrs. Lucy Desjardine,
Detroit, Michigan has spent the
past week at her cottage in the
Village.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Parker at-
tended the Centennial
Celebrations in Mitchell last
Tuesday.
Miss Diana Wyatt of
Kingston is visiting her grand-
mother Mrs. A. S. Morton.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Leonard
and Kal of Willowdale, visited
her enother, Mrs. E. A, Feather-
stone in Hensall, and relatives
in the. Village on Saturday,
Mrs. Garfield H. Westlake
and daughters Barbara and
Shelley of Delta, British
Columbia visited overnight
with his relatives last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Parker,
Pam, , Jack and David, 'Dor-
chester were weekend guests of
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Parker.
Mrs. Annie Lang, Michigan
has been a guest of Mrs. L.H.D.
McLeod and Dorothy.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Longfield and family visited
Mrs. Margaret Garrett and
family for the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Latimer,
Toronto, who have been with
her mother, Mrs. G. L. Knight
for the past week, returned to
their home on Saturday. With
Mrs. Knight for the weekend
were her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs, Rom Knight, Jackie
and Kathryn of Toronto and
Mrs. Stan Gordon and Skye of
Manitoulin Island.
Brian Merrill is presently at
Red Lake in Northern Ontario
helping fight the forest fires by
dumping water from a 204
helicopter.
Mr. Bernard F. Sturgeon,
Jeff and Rollie and Cory
Miller, Orangeville were with
the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J.B. Sturgeon, Bud and
Andrew during the weekend.
Mrs. Violet Sturgeon and
Mrs. Fred Mote attended Foun-
ders Day on Saturday at the
Ontario Agricultural College
Centennial Festival in Guelph.
They also attended the tun,
cheon in the Faculty Club,
Johnston Hall and dinner at
Amber Cupola Restaurant-Red
Room.
Best wishes to Mrs. L. W,
Scotchmer and .Mrs. Kay
Gemeinhardt who are con-
valescing at their respective
homes after being hospitalized,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Stirling
of London, their daughter, Mrs.
Beverly Grant and grand-
children Katherine and Wesley,
Toronto,- visited Mr. Stirling's
aunt, Miss Josephine Stirling
last week.
United Church Notes
Welcoming into the sanc-
tuary on Sunday morning were
Earl Gaunt and Bert Shob-
brook. The ushers were Steven
Bromley, Dennis Fothergill,
Ken Pollard and David Lear
and the nursery leaders were
Gloria Adams and Kerri Medd.
The kindergarten congregation
leaders were Shirley Lyon and
Madelyn Sewers.
The service opened with a
Gospel sing-ti.. . The choir
number was a duet "Spirit of
God" by Audry and Cathy
Peel. Rev. McDonalds
children's time story was "Pigs
in the mud". the sermon was
"Paul§ final word to his son
Timothy."
PERSONALS
Congratulations to Mr. 'and
Mrs. Dick Westerhout on the
birth of a daughter on July 5 in
Clinton Hospital. She was later
admitted to Sick Children's
Hospital, London.
Congratulations to Jeff Shad-
dick and Karen Iden who were
married on Saturday July 6 at
St. Martins Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Kitchener.
The reception was held at com-
munity centre Bridgeport. They
received a telegram of
congratulations from his uncle
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaddick
who are vacationing in B.C.
and Alberta. Those attending
from here were his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick; his
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shaddick; his aunt, Miss Ruth
Shaddick; Rev. Stan
McDonald; Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win Wood; and Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Carter, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick
met their son Constable
Richard Shaddick of Edmon-
ton, Alberta in Listowel on
Thursday night. He attended
his brother's wedding in Kit-
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