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' lleereational Hampson, aliof Woodstock, Dungannon and !Nos: LCnI
iouse league last Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stealer* Kingstorldge. Ser
Tuesday airs team McDowell and family of vets in the evening were
defeated Dobles 411-13. On Belgrave RR 1 and Mr. and Norman WightMans 104
Friday night Hakker5 edged Mrs. Fred Armstrong and Marilyn Wightnian, and Mrs,
wells* team 2643. House family of RR 2, Auburn. Rick Park, Dungannon,
Ieague play is every Tuesday A • colourful floral Assisting the bride's mother_
' :Auld ,rlday night beginning at arrangement of shasta were Mrs. Beth Lansing, Mrs.
7..06p.m. solcome out and see daisies, baby mums and Kenneth McDougall, Mrs.
the action. cranberry carnations centred Sandy Andrews and Mrs.
Mr. and !Ars. Neil Hamilton the lace covered tea -table Eleanor Bradnock.
of New Westminster, BC. when Mrs. Oliver Anderson The hostesses showing the
and 'bliss Jean Hamilton of entertained nearly 200 guests gifts and trousseau were Mrs.
Oshawa spent a week visiting last Saturday to a trousseau John Wilson, Fordwich, Mrs.
eir sister, Mrs. Arnold tea in honour of her Robert Cook,. Gleneoq., Mrs.
Craig and Mrs. Craig. Mr. daughter's marriage this Lyle Brown, Goderichbliss
and Mrs. CraiLtoolt them WC- month. The arrangement was Brenda Bali The shower gifts
Oshawa and Spn.t. „seyeral flanked by silver candlestick were shown by Miss Laura
days the&4:119.14ers, wt*h yellow tapers Phillips and Darcy and Brent
Mr. and Mtl.,,,Alfred Weston and tea ,was poured from the Andrews. Among her
of Toronto sent a few 'days bride-to-be's grandmother's trouseau a linen hand Uwel
last week with, her mother, silver tea service andanother which was included in 'her
Mrs. Mary Rollinson and her similar service. grandmother's trousseau 63
brother Mr. Murray The four -tiered wedding years ago and again at her
ttollinson.cake with swan pillars, silver rnother'S. trousseau tea -35
The Auburn Recreational leaves and dried flower years age:.
Softball schedule is as follows arrangement centred Guests_ attended from
with the last team listed being buffet flanked. by 'cranberry r G oder i ch
the home team.
July 9-Hakkers vs.
Dobie—Frank Van. Dongen
Jr., umping home and Darcy
Andrews the bases.
July 12 -Midgets travel to
Benmiller at 8.30 and the Pee
Wee team play at home with
Stanley B. Brian Hallam,
borne,. umpire, Doug.
Glouser. bases::
July 13 -Dobie vs.
Powell—Greg Hallam, home;
Brent Andrews, bases
July 16-Raakers vs.
Bean—Don Plunkett. home:
Brad Andrews bases.
The Home Coach is
reminded of his duties to lay
out the diamond, take care of
equipnient, collect money
and turn it in to Mrs. Robert
Slater. Ensure the umpires
are corning and to call the
score and who umpired to
Dana Bean. Please be sure
that those in charge are to be
present or please notify Glen
Webster.
Friends and neighbours
inathe25, inK
ereilast Fridaynox Unitedevenin
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Church Sunday school MOM,
amidst pink streamers and
white and pink wedding bells
to honour Nancy Anderstin at
a community bridal shower.
The attractive decorating
was done by Mrs. Allan
Craig
Shelley Grange chaired the
program which included two
piano dtiets by Mrs. Norman
Wightman and Marilyn
Wightman, baton twirling by
Kim McDowell, games led by
Marilyn Wightman and skits
and songs by the Choir Girls
of Knox United Church. Mrs.
Gordon Gross received the
prize for having the wedding
anniversary nearest July 10.
Mrs. Robert Cook of
Glencoe and Miss Brenda
Ball pinned corsages on
Nancy and her mother. Mrs.
Oliver Anderson. and The club has ptanned a
escorted them to the front. picnic in the park south of
Mrs. Sandy Andrews read the Clinton on July 14, at 6 p.m. It
address of congratulations is a pot luck supper, so each
composed in rhyme by Mrs. person is asked to bring
Elliott Lapp. dishes and cutlery. All Senior
A guest appearance was Citizens are invited, and any
made by Brent Andrewswho one needing a ride is asked to
was attired in a shower capget in touch with the
swim trunks and a bath towel, president or the seftitry..,,,,
and was looking for the All seniors are invited t� a
shower. picnic on .Ju1Y 18 in the
Nancy thanked everyone Bayfield Square, organized
for their lovely gifts and by Huron County Zone 8.
invited them to her trousseau When the business portion
tea on July 3rd. A delicious of • the meeting was com-
lunch was served by Mrs. pleted, a variety program
Beth Lansing. Mrs. Kenneth followed with Edwin Johns
McDougall and Mrs. William acting as the Master of
L. Craig. Ceremonies. The club was
Recent guests with Mr. and entertained with step dancing
Mrs. Jack Arrnstrong were by Mllisa- and Heather
Mr. and Mrs. William Wiley Moffat., a solo by Mrs. Edna
of Tofino, B.C: !Cdr. and Mrs. Baker: a duerby George and
Gerald Glaum and_boys of Bonnie Turner: a piano solo
Oakville. Mr. and Mrs, by Lisa Johns.: a duet by
Harold Carter of Goderichf • George Turner and :Stanley'
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford tarterJohns: a. piano selection by
and Mr. and Mrs 30e Barry urner- and areardian
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buffet lights on bop sides.
The guests weWkelszomed
by the bride-twbe,, Miss
Nancy Andersokiter„ mother,
Mrs. Oliver Andersen and 'the
groom-to-be's mother Mrs.
Richard Park of Dunganno.
The guest book was in charge
of Patti Jo Steffler and Mary
Jo Sterner of Kingsbridge.
Tea was poured in theaf-
ternoon by the groom's great
aunt Mrs. Harold Good of
Goderich and the groom's
aunt, Mrs. Art Stewart of
Port Albert and in the
vening, the bride's aunts,
Mrs. Gordon McClinchey of
Blyth and Mrs. Worthy
Fowler of Goderich.
Servers in the afternoon
were Mrs. John Stadelmann,
Blyth. Mrs. Doug Brown,
Dungannon, Kingsbridge,
Wingham, Whitechurch and
the surrotinding corn mtmity.
Miss Heather Fyfe of
Montreal and Mr. John
HamiltoR ofOtawa spent the
weekend withhis parents Mr.
aid Mrs. Ben Hamilton.
Mrs, Ronnie Armour and
daughter Julie of Waterloo
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr: and Mrs. Thomas
Jardin.
Visitors with Mrs. Frances
Clark were Misses Jean
Houston, Jean C. Jamieson of
Toronto, and their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. George Lyle of
Cumnochi Scotland. Mrs.
Lyle visited with the Houston
family when she was on a
year's teacher exchange in
London, Ontario:
Golden Radars meet
The Golden Radar Club
held their last meeting of the
season in the- --Counc i I
Chambers on June 16. In the.
absence of president. Mrs.
teona Lockhart, Wat Web-
ster 'opened the meeting and
was assisted by Mrs. Harvey •
Johnson. 'The roll call was
answered by 64 members.
Flowers were sent to Mrs.
Leona Lockhart, Mrs.
Dorothy Frey, Mrs. Milton
Wiltse • and Chas Cun-
ningham. A sympathy card
was sent to the family of the
late Mrs. Hilda Tyndall.
Thank -you notes were
received from Mrs. Prey and
Mr. Cunningham for the
flowers and cards they
received.
Fifty- nine senior citizens
visited Huronyiew on Wed
nesday, June 23 for lunch and
entertained with a variety
program in the afternoon.
Come to the big
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piece by June Johns: musical
numbers by the Bradley
family and readings by Rose
Ryan and Mary Trick.
Art Groves thanked all the
participants and the com-
mittee Mr such a lively
program, The lucky • chair
was won by Mrs. Jennie Wise
and Eugene Bradley won the
lucky cup.
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Miss Florence Evans, -Landon formerly of Clinton, was
presented with a service. pin by Colonel Allen, Com-
manding Officer, CFB Wolseley Barracks, London. This
pin is given to Civilian Personnel in recognition of 25
years of service to the Government of Canada. Florence
is. well known in Clinton, having worked as a Dental
Nurse with the late D.C. Geddes at the dental clinic at
CFB, Clinton. She was later- transferred to the dental
clinic at CFB. London.
C.ortgratalations are in
order for. Mr. Fred Burdge.
who celebrated his 95th birth-
day on June 29. His close
neighbours called on him and
served ice crem and cake and
a cup of tea.
Mr. Wesley Ham,
Gravenhurst, visited recently
with his mother, Mrs. A. Ham
and aunt Miss Mary E. Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Jackson are on holidays for 10
days and Mrs. H. Thomson
and Mrs. A Paterson are in
charge of the store.
Mr. and IVIrs. Loren Rod-
vold. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Elliott of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon E 11 i of t of
London were guests of Mrs.
Berry on Sunday and at-
tended the Bride and Groom
Service at Brucefield United
Church and the 100th an-
niversary at Bayfield. They
were guests of Mrs. Ida
Menerey while in Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke,
Harnilton spent the weeken0
with Mrs. Della Clarke and
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Sillery.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Punkney _of Walkerton spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Thompson.
By SIM FltAteral4
A very haPPy occurance,
took pIaCe• for kg_ G0040
reskients, the , oij4ericr
Signal,Star reported in their
edition of last week, when a
father and his three sons all
graduated from university or
college in the same gncinth.
Rev. G. Lockhart, the father.
who is minister of Knox
Presbyterian Church in
Goderich, received his
master of divinity degree.
while sons Ted, John- and
David graduated from
University of Ottawa, Fan-
shawe College and Kayarie
College, Alberta, respec-
tively.
One -hundred years ago last
week, a group of farmers
Worn Usborne and Hibbert
Townships got together and
formed an insurance cOrn-
pany, reports the Exeter
Times -Advocate, in last
week's edition. The company
has been in business ever
since, covering fire losses by
area farmers. and last week
was their centennial.
The Times -Advocate also
related that the arena fund
has -now hit $50,000 with a
donation last week of $20.000
from Dashwood Industries.
Almost S500,000 has to be
•• 'raised towards the cost of the
Mr. and Mrs. Squires of Sl miU3oncornpIex.
Windsor spent the weekend,— 4second testimonial picnic
with Mrs. Squires' brother. to long-time Exeter doctor.
Mr. Rallan and family. Mac Fletcher was held
•Rev. E. S. Stephens recently, the Times -Advocate
received word that his uncle reported, and some of the
in Washington had passed '3,000 babies that he delivered
away. Rev. Stephens lefton over his 50 years of medical
Monday to attend the funeral. practice were at the
Mr. and Mrs. Murray gathering. Dr. Fletcher
Sholdice of London, and Mr. received many plaudits and
and Mrs. A. Gribben of gifts from tbe 200 people.
Toronto visited on Sunday A problem that has plagued
with their mother Mrs. nearly every town in Huron
Sholdice. County has reared its ugly
Mr. and Mrs. Vic head in Wingham, judging by
Hargreave and family at- a front page editorial in the
tended a family picnic at Wingham Advance -Times of
Ingersoll on Sunday. last week. It seems the -age
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burdge old problem of who should
of Barrie visited with Mr. pay for recreation in that
Fred Burdge and attended a town has been widely debated
birthday party for Mr. in the pages of the Advance -
Burdge on his 95th birthday Times in the past few weeks
where all the members of his and causing tempers to .flare.
family attended. • Editor Barry Wenger says:its
Over 200 attended the Bride .
and Groom Service at the
Broxefield United Church
where many couples renewed
their vows of marriage. Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson of
Sarnia were among the
couples and visited with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henderson.
time Cooler heads Prevailed'
am( everyone sat down a
talked over the problem.
Basically, that problem Is one
that• is common to us all,
should township users pay a
surcharge to use the arena
facilities, or should each
township pay an amount out
of their general tax • levy
according to their usage.
Next year at Seaforth-High
School. the students wIU be
attending longer classes. the
Seaforth Huron Expositor -
said last week. Principal
Bruce Shaw told the paper
that the extension of the
periods from 35 minutes to 70
minutes, and the changing of
the school day from 8:50 to 3
p.m. will allow for a slower
pace with more in-depth
study by the students. '
The Expositor also quotes
Mayor Betty Cardno as
saying there is no threat that
the Seaforth arena will be
closed as the roof was
strengthened in 1979.
An unanimous vote by
approximately 70 persons at a
special meeting recently in
Blyth. heartily endorsed
going ahead and demolishing
present
new
, reat
front PaPli
Many at the pleel01,
reported the ." 'Standar
wondered bow the arena
0:PC4m condemned by
provincial government
first place. but since it has
been ordered closed, the
consensus at the meeting was
to go on and start a new one.
Already, reports the;
Standard in another story. the
Leo Oub, the ytWth arm Of
the Lions Club, has gone
ahead and raised $1,800 from
a bike-a-thon last week.
A Lucknow boy, Tommy.
Gilxnore, won the juvenile
boys division at the Canadian
Baton Twirling Cham-
pionships. the Lucknow
Sentinel reported last week.
A very rare occurance
occured on the Charles
Terpstra farm at RR 3,
Brussels last week, the
Brussels Post reported, when
live triplet calves were born
to a Holstein cow. Picturecl,.
with the calves were the four
Ter@stra children, including
twins.
This old fire pumper won a second prize in the novelty
class for Rathwell's Auction service at the hayfield
parade. (News -Record photo
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