Clinton News-Record, 1976-08-12, Page 13igd school a,t thre
'niversit ^ of Guelph.
Last year, the two Clinton
women attended . the basic
course held at the univeity,
along with 73 other interested,
students. This year, they
.were bath accepted 1n a class
25 in phase two of the sante
program.
• The one week course this
year was an extensive clan"
in original arranging with
more exotic flowers as wellas
dried ones.
"The course was geared
mainly for shop owners and
people who have been in the
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
Terence Hunter of Colborne
Township and Mrs. Joe
.... Asmstrong of Detroit at-
tended the Love reunion held
in Fort Perry on Saturday.
Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Buchanan,
Paul and Gary were Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Dollimore of Ajax,
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Smith of Toronto.
Miss Marie Harvey of Don
Mills was a weekend visitor
With Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Lawson, John and Elizabeth.
Miss Margie Van der Molan
of Oakville is spending this
week with her 'grandmother
Mrs. W. L. Whyte and uncles.
Bill and Harold Whyte.
!r floral arranging
me1,r Rita said.
.tten4 4 the classes
r Montreal, and
students was the
green hooses for
error Geral..
does the floral
atrrattg at the Raintree
Gr and Rita does her
Qwn .B arrangements for
hens'
"Now we'll' be going into
dried . floral arrangements for
weddings and will a be.
doing some silk flower
arrangements," Rita said.
Both women hope to be
accepted into phase three Of
the program next year, when
only 1.5' students from this
year's graduating class will •
be accepted.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Stevenson,
David, Darren and Luanne
were Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Frayne and Trevor ofr St.
Marys, and Mr. and Mrs._Les
Graves of St. Thomas.
Barry and Bonnie Turner of
Tuckersmith spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Lawson, John and Elizabeth.
They also attended the
Londesboro United Church
picnic held at Camp
Menestung near Goderich.
Barry remained with the
Lawsons for holidays.
Miss Sharon Thompson
returned home on Monday
from a week's stay in Pen-
nsylvania with Bonnie Mager
on a 441 exchange.
Huron ALPHA fears new
phone will hinder deaf
Hearing aids will not be Mr. McDonald of the
able to pick up the sound from Exeter Recreational Centre
the balanced armature -style Board outlined the plans for
phone Bell Canada plans to the new complex at the last
install, the ALPHA group ALPHA meeting. The Exeter
fears. More information complex will have all the
,about the new phone system above plus a special area
is needed, but the group to aid surrounded by plexiglass'that
the physically handicapped will allow wheelchair spec -
voted to oppose the in- tators to see the action. In
stailation of the phones until addition, Bell will be asked to
Bell ensures the hard of lower phones for very short
hearing will not be left in people and people in
silence. wheelchairs.
Bell was also criticized for Other arena boards have
public telephones which are been contacted,. and reacted
too high for people in positively. Goderich, Blyth
wheelchairs to reach. A letter and Atwood have not replied
asking for easier access to the yet.
phones will be sent to Bell. The July meeting, held at
While Bell seems to be the home of Bert and Helen
keeping the handicapped off Sootheran of Clinton, ended
the phone, local arenas are with a barbecue.
including ramps for Anyope interested in
wheelchairs and accessible --ALPHA may call Elaine
washrooms and water Townshend in Clinton 482-3073
fountains in their renovation or Pat and Ralph Watson in
plans. Brussels, 887-6236.
nOpening rs
to small
business
Financial assistance
IVIanagement counselling
training
Information on government
programs for business
Dave Alexander
one of our representatives
Will beat
Parker House Motel. CLINTON
on the 3rd Thursday of each month
(August Iflh).
11 you require financing to ,tart, modernize or
expand your business and Are unable to
obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and
°conditions or if you are interested in the
1`11Dg managernent services of counselling
and training or wish information on
govrnmant programs available for your
business, talk to ow representative.
k
Fran Sera; left, partner and floral arranger to the Ralntree
Gallery and Rita Ryan, owner of the Shadow Box, booth
stores In Clutton„ work sot !onto dried,: flower amusements
which they sell In their chaps. Bath women have recently
graduated from a flower arranging course held at Guelph
University. (News- 'teeordp to)'
News of Varna
by Mrs. Bill Chessell
Personals
Miss Wendy Borreson of
Ceylon, Saskatchewan and
her mother Mrs. Ellen
Borreson of Antler,
Saskatchewan, who are
holidaying in the Toronto
area, spent the weekend with
Rev. and Mrs. Alex Taylor.
Wendy, who is a lay minister
on a three-point charge at
Ceylon, was guest preacher
at the Varna - Goshen service
on Sunday, using the sermon
topic "God's Grace is Suf-
ficient for You". She credits
the influrnce of Rev. Taylor
as being largely responsible
for her decision to serve the
church. You will remember
Rev. Tom Sinclair, who was
here in the spring, was the
person who brought Mr.
Taylor into missionary and
church work. It is a number
of years since the:Taylors had
seen either of these old
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Roczek of Flint, Mich. spent a
few hours on Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Florence
Elliott and Walter and
Norman Smith. Also present
for a visit with them was. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Cudmore ,of
Holmesville.
Bill and Mary Chessell
attended the Gordon Jenkin -
Elizabeth Pryce wedding at
Winthrop United Church on
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunt are
proud grandparents of a baby
boy. Matthew, born to Mr.
and Mrs. Preston
MacCallum(Susan) of
London.
Mrs. Elsie Turley of
Toronto is spending the week
with Jack and Margaret
Hunt.
A family picnic for em-
ployees of Ross Scott Fuels
was .held at the home of Grant
Chisholm of Luckanow on
Sunday. Those attending
from Varna were Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Webster and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Brian
McAsh and family, and Mr,
and Mrs. Tom Leppington
and family.
Mr. and Mfs. Bill Chessell,
Marion and Brian attended a
family picnic at the home 0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing,
Cromarty, on Sunday.
A baby shower was held for
Jennifer Lindner, grand-
daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Laing.
Moore than 100
Michael Moore,34, bicycled
138 miles Friday from
Toronto to Varna to visit his
in-laws, the Henry Vos's. He
left Toronto before dawn, at
about 5:30 a.m.(to miss the
morning rush hour) and
arrived in Varna about 8 p.m.
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sore and stiff but pleased with
himself, passing through Galt
at noon and Stratford at
suppertime. Normally he
rides his five -speed bicycle to
and from his job in downtown
Toronto --- a .round-trip
distance of about eight miles.
Originally he was just aiming
to do a "century", the hun-
dred miles in one day, that
many cyclists set as a goal.
His wife Jayne and their
three chiIdren were visiting
her parents in Varna, and
Michael said he would phone
her about 8:30 p.m. to say
where to meet him with the
family van. "I'd had
generally following winds, so
when I got into Stratford
about 4 p.m., had an ice
cream cone, a wash and a
short lie on the grass, I
decided to push on". "Going
home, the bicycle and I will
ride in the van", he said.
Recent visitors with the Vos
family were his nephew,
Henry John Vos and his wife
from the northern part of the.
Netherlands. They flew to
Toronto, and after spending a
few days with the Voss, took
a week-long bus trip to the
United States, visiting New
York and Washington, etc. On
their return, they rented a car
for a three-day trip to Owen
Sound and other places of
interest up north, then came
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back to Varna for four days
before hying home.
Laura Roy spent last week
at Canaby Church Camp near
Bayfield.
Mrs. Ron Taylor returned
home from the Stratford
Hospital on Tuesday, August
3.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thom-
pson of Montreal, their niece
and her husband and son
from England spent a few
days with Mr. ands Mrs.
Wilmer Reid.
Joanne Hickey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hickey of
RR 3, Auburn, received her
diploma in the registered
nursing program of
Conestoga College Stratford
Division at their convocation
ceremonies in the Kitchener
Auditorium.
A
is need at ti me --
. ,Steil honour or
1 i ly iovn, brl -e t
July.I.
A humorous mock wedd
was presented by Mary la
McGregor, Vecky, pa
Sand), and Jackie Be
a erris, Sue An
tnlayson, Karen Press
and Brenda Vanneste. Tere
erris read the address.
r ti
by
at nsall
and aaea.
me lllt
of fle
day game to a clime tvi „
sing -sang around a bonier
ing hosted by Jenny and Wall
ne Walper of B.C. Don Bell -of
aa. Roston topped offthe day
II, with a corn ball,
nee '"On Sunday, August 1,
ey breakfast was in charge of
sa Jessie and (;Toward Brooks- A
Sunday Church Service was
re held on the lawn. Scripture
rs. was read by Jim Morris of
ay Ggdbrich, Don Be `i of Boston
offered a prayer, Heather
McPherson of R.C. read the
he twenty-third Psalm, Graham
n- Bell gave the, sermon. Wally
's Walper of B.C. led the'singing
of the hymns and also sang
he How Great Thou Art. Vicky
gy Bell, Teresa Ferris and
d Sandra Finlayson sang three
numbers to their own ac-
companiment. Ruth Peters of
Boston led while the Lord's
Mai rt Prayer was repeated in
r unison.
of After the service Jack and
Farm
• Verde Sinclair Served lunch.
en In the afternoon Ernie
t Chipchase conducted a -tour to.
y the trailer factory at Exeter
m and also to district farms, the
, Happy Hour was hosted by
, Dorothy and Bob Jones of
n Boston and a smorgasbord
dinner was hosted by Jean
and Jim Morris of Goderich.
a In the evening Don Bell of
y Boston showed movies of all
n the previous reunions, .At the
e close of the reunion The
President and Secretary for
, 1976, Don and Alice Bell of
Halifax, N.S. thanked
of everyone for their par-
ticipation. The next reunion
will be held again in 1979 at
Belhuron Farms, Kippen with
Bob and Dorothy Jones of
-Boston as President and
Secretary.;
Prizes for lucky cups we
won by Mrs. Bender and M
Moir. A prise for the birthd
nearest to the bride's was
won by. Diane Oud and Mrs
Harold Caldwell won t
prize for the wedding a
niversary nearest the bride
wddding date.
Lunch. was served by t
hostesses, Tove Bell, Peg
Forz st, Eileen McLean an
Betty McGregor.
Belt Reunion
The descendants of Robe
Bell and his wife Mary ai
gathered at the home
W.J.F. Bell, Belhuron Far
to celebrate the sixth reuni
of the family at the pas
weekend. Over 100 famil
members were present fro
British Columbia, Boston
U.S.A., Halifax, N.S.
Toronto, Streetsville, Londo
and the surrounding areas of
Huron County.
The reunion began with
Welcome Reception hosted b
Bill and Dorothy Ben who
they entertained at a Win
and Cheese party on Friday
July 30. On Saturday, July 3I
hosts for the breakfast were
Jenny and Wally Walper
British Columbia, hosts for
lunch were Olga and Ernie
Chipchase of Dashwood and
Ruth Adair of London. The
Happy Hour from 5 to 6 was in
charge of Ruth and Phil
Peters of Boston while a pork
barbecue supper was
prepared by Tove and Jack
Bell, Elaine and Ivine Ford -
Grand Bend and Bill and
Linda Chipchase - of
Brucefield.
During the day, races were„,
enjoyed when the Bell-O-
Lympics took place, Olga
Chipchase was the winner of
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