Clinton News-Record, 1976-06-10, Page 17A' •
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communion swag .
AP* were presented by the
°vier daughters, in memory
of , rents, Mr, and Mrs.
WilLiam ovier and their
aunt, Mrs.LilyWebster.
Teeters for the service
• were Harry Lear and tiOrdon
Shobbrook, and. the ushers
were Danny Jewitt, Kevin
Fothergill, Mark Miteltell end
Wayne Hulley.
Rev.. McDonald's message
was "Your most .obedient
servant". The choir sang a
communion anthem,
"Something worth -living for"
with Ann SnelLassoloist.
Serving for the communion
service, assisting the
minister, were Danny Lear
and Margaret Whyte. Serving
communion were Nick
Whyte, Garnet Wright, Harry
Lear, Gordon Shobbrook,
Jack Lee, Edythe Beacom,
Jack Tamblyn and Madelyn
Sewers. Margaret Whyte
assisted the minister and
Danny Lear served him:
The flowers at the front of
the church were in honour of
'‘the marriage of Dianne Cook
and Paul Josling and in loving
memory of her father, Jack
Cook and his mother, Gladys
Josling.
Next Sunday will be senior
citizens Sunday when all
senior citizens of the church
and community are
especially invited to attend.
The Rev. Harold Snell of
Exeter will be the guest
speaker. Rev. Snell grew up
in the Londesboro district and
became a candidate for the
ministry through the Lon-
desboro United Church.
PERSONALS
Rev. McDonald attended
the induction service in
Donnybrook United Church
on Thursday evening. A large
attendance, from the Auburn
Pastoral charge as well as
throughout Huron -Perth
presbytery, witnessed the
inducting of Rev. Earl St.
Jean as minister of th,e
Auburn pastoral charge.
A reception was held in the
church hall following the
service with Donnybrook
UM as hosts.
John Jewitt, Londesboro,
Reeve of Mullett Township
brought greetings from
Mullett township and ex-
tended a warm welcome to
Mr. and Mrs. St. Jean.
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Congratulations to Les and
Hazel Reid, who celebrated
their 40th wedding an-
niversary on Sunday, June 6
when they entertained with a
barbeque on the lawn.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Cjlnton ., niant titheaixdin1‘00ezeors talin fullteforce paraded elas
enteitio
i the streets in the Clinton Spring Fair. (Nw
photo)
email anxiously awaits
rday to
igyeport on arena's tt tu e
P r
Any mention of the
Ministry of labor in con-
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ection with an arena
naturally frightens people.
That's why Hensall
residents are anxiously
awaiting an engineering
,report on their.arena.
Although they spent almost
10,000 in the past two years
reinforcing the structnre,
t ere is little hope of the
arena being given ,a com-
pletely clean bill of health by
the ministry, which has
elOsed down over 60 arenas in
Standards were passed
earlier this year. Even
arenas that have just been
built in. the- past two years,
Such as the one in - Howick
Township are found to be
below Standard.
Hensall was notified that an
ngineering study was
required a few weeks ago and
the firm of B. M. Ross' &
Associates, Goderich were
hired t� undertake the study.
Ken Dunn. an engineer with
the Goderich firm. said last
'Week that they have corn -
0100;i their field studies on
the arena and are now doing
:in analysis of the findings at
their office.
He indicated a report. in -
eluding an estimate for any
hanges that have to be made
in the facility. should be
available to Mensal' council
next Week.
if that report is then sub-
„rnitted to the ministry. the
fate of the arena will be
decided very shortly.
Dunn said there was little
doubt but what some repairs
would be required. although
he added he had no idea at the
present how extensive they
may be.
He explained that the new
regulations pertaining to
arenas were not just for snow
't and wind loads on roofs. He
said there were new stan-
dards for floor loads as well
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and this required
examination of the seating
area at Hensall as well as the
area under the upstairs
auditorium.
While Hensall residents are
anxiously awaiting the out-
-come of the study, so are
some interested groups in
eter. Both the Exeter
Minor Hockey Association
and the Figure Skating Club
have. plans to take some of
their activities to Hensall
next season in view of the
closing of the Exeter arena.
By Blanche Deeves
Holy Communion was
observed at St. •James
Church, Middleton 'on Sun-
day, with Rev. William
Bennett in charge.
Please remember ladies to
bring your pennies, (rolled)
to the ACW meeting Thur-
sday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ed Wise.
Mrs. Fred Middleton is at
home again after spending
two weeks in London with her
three grandchildren, • while
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Grin-
dley were away on a trip.
Many in the area will
remember Charlie Cun-
ningham of Clinton selling his
Rawleigh products. Mr.
Cunningham is in Victoria
Hospital; London and we do
wish him well.
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rot Dale,
Winthrop; Mr.
and Mrs.
Leonhardt and Scott,
Brodha;en; end Mrs.
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and Mrs. " Bob Reid and
faintly, Londesboro; Mrs:
Luella Noble, Mr. and. Mrs.
Wray Geclike and', Shawn,
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gb ; 4 Mr„ and rs
Greg McDonald and family,
Aitsa Craig.
Mrs. Reid was the former
MeGiegor, They have
one son Bob,and four gran-
dchildren. Later that night,
they had a surprise visit from
neighbours and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
and Miss Edythe Beacom
attended the election for
DPGM of District 5, Order of
the Eastern Star on Monday
night at- Kirkton hall when
Past Matron, Helen Wells of
Clinton was elected.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob-
brook attended Ontario Street
United Church on Sunday
when their grandson, Frank
Ellerby was a member of the
confirmation class and were
dinner guests of Ron and
Thelma Ellerby.
Mr. Ray Jacobe of Zurich '
visited on Sunday with Mr.
Greg Andrew.
Several UCW members
attended the centennial
meethig of Brucefield UCW
on Tuesday.
Dennis and Kevin
Fothergill and Earl Johnston
Amber Rebekah
Lodge Meets
Noble Grand Mrs. Bertha
MacGregor presided for the
regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge on Wed-
nesday evening assisted by
the Vice Grand Mrs. Dorothy
Parker.
Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. Margaret
Consitt .reportecl pr,,Ithe
finance committee. Mrs.
Parker, vice Grant reported
for the visiting committee.
The Inaugural meeting for
District No. 23 will be held at
Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter
June 30th at 8 p.m.
Nominations were closed
for officer's: Jr. P.N.G., Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor; Noble
Grand:, Mrs. Dorothy
Parker; recording secretary,
Mrs. Gladys Coleman;
financial secretary. Mrs.
Irene Blackwell; treasurer,
Mrs. Dorothy Corbett.
The next meeting. June 16
will conclude the meetings for
the holiday months.
rr. and Mrs, Bert hO1
brogk visited on WOnesda
with Mr. and Mrs, }faro
_rich, Londowind vis*tedMr
clarence Crawford, a patient
in' St. - loSephts, Hospital,
London . They also viSA0
with Mrs. Ena Omani who's
flrecovering at the home of
her daughter!, Mr. and Mrs.
Mae flixtgert,
Mr. and Mrs Bob Norris;
Jill and Robert. of Staffa
visited on,Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Longman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan
and Greg. Hanover, spent the
weekend with his mother
Mrs. G. Cowan.
WI members, Dora
Stionbromt, VI Burns, 'Fri
Duizer, Mary Robinson,
Hattie Wood, Nona Pipe,
Myrtle Fairservice, Addie
Hunking, Margaret Taylor
and Marjorie Anderson en-
joyed Thursday evening as
guests of the Blyth WI.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Shouldice of Brussels spent
Sun day evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook.
Mr. and Mrs.. John Balmer
of Edmonton are visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Joe Shaddick
and other relatives in the-
vicintiy.
Quite a number from
Londesboro district attended
the- reception on Friday
evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Josling in Blyth Hall,
following the wedding in
Londesboro church.
,
The Ken Ramsay
woo the Fal Board sliver tray for having the rand
champion 11011001 . the Spring Fair. Queen Cheryl leffe.rson made the
presentation. (News-ReCOnfitiktito)
Hospital employees raise nearly
$2,500 fiats, dance
The Clinton Public Hospital
Employees Association
realized 52,480.37 from the
sale of dance tickets, plus
donations from friends
unable to attend the Clinton
"Save the Hospital Dance”
held May 28.
This includes a 550 donation
from the Beefeaters Club
from Clinton. The -biLrprofits
were 5292.82, making a total
of 52,773.17 to be used for
legal fees once the six month
reprieve period is up.
The Employees Association
paid for the dance, the cost
being 5420, plus 599 to Harvey
Hammond for cleaning up.
Prior to this, the Association
had given $500 to the Action
NOVI
Committee, making a total of
51,019 donated.
The bar tender services
were completely donated, as
was all the ice, given by th?
Clinton Hotel. Special thanks
to these people and the
.4
Shillelagh staff for giving
their time and space at no
charge.
Thanks also to the Com-
mercial Printers of Clinton
who printed the tickets at no
charge.
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