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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 5, I97?*
SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs. W. A. Jones and Mrs.
Ralph Kingswell of Goderich
visited last Sunday with Mrs.
Bell Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston
'of Toronto visited her mother,
Mrs. Mary Rollinson and
brother Mr. Murray
.Rollinson on the weekent. '
Mrs. Arabelle Bushel of
Florida and Mr. and Mfrs.
Clarence Ball of Clinton
visited last Thursday evening
with Mrs, Bell Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore
of Stratford visited last
Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward of
Lansing, Michigan visited
last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Cartwright,
David, Derrick and Lorie.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jardin and her mother, Mrs.
Elva Straughan attended the
christening of Darryl Jardin
at the Belgrave Anglican
Church last Sunday.
Following the service a
family dinner was served at
the home of Darryl's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jardin.
Misses Jean Houston and J.
C. Jamieson of Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McIntosh
of London were guests on the
weekend with Mrs. Frances
Clark.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson over the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
George Lobb, Michael and
Heather of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Johnston and
Jennifer of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Daryl Murkar of
Toronto.
The summary day for the
quilt course is to be held on
May 25 in the Wingham
Presbyterian Church
beginning at 10 a.m.
Everyone is invited to see the
display of quilted pillows,
chairpads and quilts.
Mr. Bob Powell is a patient
in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital following
411/r:argery last week. We wish
him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Baechler have begun to build
their new home on their farm
o r Highway 25.E west of,
Auburn. The basement is dug
now and construction will
begin soon.
Recent guests with Mrs.
Myrtle Munro were Mr. and
Mrs. ,Robert Youngblut,
Susan, Bruce and Kristen of
♦ Toronto and Mr. and Mrs:
Donald Youngblut, Lorie,
Barry and Bradley of London.
Miss Marie Empey of
Calgary and Miss Barbara
Empey of Brooks, Alberta
returned home after a two
week vacation with their
parents Mr. and'Mrs. William
Empey, Mr. ' and Mrs.
William Empey, Jr. and Mr.
Ken Empey.
Miss Dianne Popp visited
•last weekend with her friend
Miss Kathy Game in Toronto.
Mrs. Lorne Popp is a
patient in Victoria Hospital
`i London for further spinal
surgery.
1 H ACHIEVEMENT DAY
Congratulations to Sandra
McClinchey and Karen
McClinchey on obtaining
Provincial honors at the
Blyth 4-H Achievement Day
last Saturday. Also to Linda
Cunningham who obtained
County honours.
OCTOGENARIAN
CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raith-
by attended the 80th
birthday for his brother Earl
Raithby of Goderich last
Sunday at the Candlelight Inn
at Goderich. There were 32
present. They were Mr. and
Mrs.. Ken Petrie and family of
Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Raithby and Peter of
Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Killough, Mr. and Mrs. John
Killough and Mrs.
Marguerite Anger, all of
Springfield, Mr. and . Mrs.
John Raithby of Brantford,
Mr. Jim Young, and Miss
Anne Young, both of
Stratford and Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Young and family of
Stratford, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Gilders and family,
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Campbell and Kevin,
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bettger along with
Mr. , and Mrs. Raithby.
Following the dinner all went
to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl ‘Raithby where gifts and
cards were opened. Mrs.
Raithby served ice-cream
and cake to all the guests.
' 'A'U`f3URNKNOXy.C.W.�
The general'meeting oI' the"
Auburn Knox United Church
Women was held on April 27th
in the Sunday school room of
the church. Unit 1 •was in
charge and Mrs. Robert
Arthur led devotions, opening
with prayer and a poem. Mrs.
Norman Wightman was
pianist.
The theme was Garden
Flowers and members, Mrs.
Ross Andrews, Mrs. John
Durnin, Mrs. Peter Verbeek,
Mrs. Ernest Durnin and Mrs.
Gerald McDowell assisted
l'vfrs. Robert Arthur in
presenting a meaningful
message with appropriate
hymns, scripture and com-
mentaries, as each placed
flowers to form a spring
bouquet.
Following prayer by Mrs.
John Durnin, Mrs. Robert
Arthur closed the worship
using a poem. The Rev. Earl
St. Jean showed a film,
Changes in Family Life.
The president, Mrs. Ernest
Durnin convened for the
business period when the
"various reports were read
• and approved. The ladies are
contributing a donation in
support of Miss Irene
Konarski, an area girl who is
going to the West Indies
working with Crossroads
International this summer.
Unit 1 ladies are holding a
quilt and craft display in the
Sunday school room of the
church on May 14 at 2 p.m.
Plans are also underway
for a bridal gown show to be
held in late June. Also in June
plans are being made to hold
a picnic and recreational
meeting for members,
yojnger ladies and pre-school
children.
The meeting was closed
with the benediction and a
social hour was enjoyed.
PRIMITIVE RENDEZVOUS
Over 25 attended the
primitive rendezvous of the
Ontario Muzzle Loaders
Association held in West
Wawanosh near Auburn lash
weekend. This was a ren-
dezvous like the mountain
men held years ago com-
plete with Trader Dave
Forcier of Toronto. Contests
were held with winners being
in the different classes.
Candle Snuffing: Joe
Christ, first, Toronto: Brian
McCloy, London, Dave
Arnold, third of Chatham.
Other winners in the different
matches I were • Murney
Twitchell, London, Joe
Slater, second, Toronto Joe
Christ, third, Toronto.
• Tomahawk Throwing:
first, Murney Twitchell,
second, . Bill Fuller, Toronto
and Dave Forcier,. Toronto:
The extremely pungent
groundhog was finally won by
John Hudson who had mixed
emotions about this. There
was trading, eating and
competitions with all things
for muzzle loaders including
tomahawks made by Donald
Cartwright. Also helping was
Mr. and ,1Virs. Dave Arnold of
Chatham, president and
secretary of the association.
Members were present from
London, Windsor, Stratford,
Chatham, Kincardine,'
Toronto, Lansing, Michigan
and Milverton.
WALKERBURN CLUB
MEETS
The monthly meeting of the
Walkerburn Club was held
last week at the home of Mrs.
Garth McClinchey. The co-
president, Mrs. Lloyd Meditation taken' from the
McClinchey opened the Living Message. The roll call
meeting. Mrs. Elliott Lapp was answered by a Bible.
led in prayer. Mrs. Lloyd verse.
McClinchey read a poem. The Mr. James Towe gave the
roll call was answered by 13 members the regulations for
members and one guest by selecting a new minister. An
giving a donation to the foster auction of plants followed.
child. The draw prize donated Mrs. Ed Davies kindly
by Mrs. Lloyd Penfound was presented each member with
won by Mrs. Elliott Lapp. The a potholder which she made
minutes of the previous while nn a winter holiday in
meeting were adopted as Florida. A delightful lunch
read by the secretary, Mrs, was served by Mrs. Haggitt
Lloyd Penfound. Plans were assisted by Mrs. Ian Clark.
made for the May meeting to
he held at the home of Mrs. EUCHRE PARTY
I,1lli6tt Lapp. Six tables were in play last
The program will he in Tuesday evening for the final
charge of Mrs. Carmen Gross euchre party of the season
and Mrs. Marian flunking.. held in the Community
Mrs. Joe Verwey and Mrs. Memorial. Hall. Prizes were
Elliott Lapp will he in charge presented to: novelty, Mrs.
of the lunch. A sale of plants Thomas Haggitt; high lacjy,
and bulks will be held at the Mrs. Ed Davies;; low lady,
May meeting. Mrs. Thomas Hallam; high
A discussion followed on man, Ben Hamilton: °low
entering a float in the I3lyth man, .John Hallam.
Centennial parade and also For -the most lone hands
on the catering to the Lions since Christmas, $10 went to
Club Dinners. Douglas Glousher. Mrs.
Mrs. James Schneider gave Frances Clark and Mrs.
a reading. A contest was Wilfred Sanderson were tied
enjoyed by all. A reading was and each received $5.
given by Mrs. Elliott Lapp.
Lunch' was served by Mrs.
Carmen Gross assisted by
Mrs. Garth McClinchey.
Linda Cunningham from the Auburn 1 -J -I club and Doreen
Jefferson from the Donnybrook.lclub received County
Honors at the 1-H Achievement Day in Blyth on April 30.
With the completion of the "Clothes For Leisure
Project", the girls have taken six programs. (News -
Record photo)
ST. MARK'S ANGLICAN -
CHURCH
The April 1977 meeting of
St. Mark's Anglican Church
A.C.W. wa§ held at the home
of Mrs. Thomas . Haggitt.
There was a good attendance.
Mrs. Haggitt welcomed all to
the meeting and opened it
with a hymn.
Prayers were led by Mrs.
Robert Slater. The scripture
lesson was read by Mrs. Ian
Clark. A reading was given on
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ball,
Auburn, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Hoffman, Michael
and Robbie of Hensall
returned on the weekend
from a holiday in the States '
including a visit with cousins
in Virginia.
NOMINATI N
MEETING
Huron -Middlesex (Prov.)
Progressive Conservative Association
THURS., MAY 12 at 8:30 p.m.
South Huron Secondary School; -Exeter
Written nominations; duly signed, shall be filed with the
secretory at least 24 hours prior to the nomination meeting,
by the prospective candidate.
Memberships available from:, your local municipal .chairman.
Also obtained at the door.
All Members.Entitled To Vote.
The Board othe
Gove1b0t'S
of • Clinton Pub�ealitS
cordially invite district
of Clinton and tsurrounding
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