Clinton News-Record, 1977-06-30, Page 18i
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28. Enga; ements
Mr. a Mrs. Robert Stirling,
RR3 Linton are pleased to an-
unce the marriage of their
daughter Bonnie Lynne to James
Douglas Hancock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. ' Douglas Hancock,
Waterloo, Ont. The marriage to
take place Saturday, July 16, 1977
in Waterloo. -216
30. In memoriam
DOWSON - In loving memory of
our dear son, Garry George, whoa
passed away June 29, 1968:
Sadly missed along life's way,
Quietly remembered every day,
No longer in our lives to share,
But in our hearts you're always
there.
Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by your Mum and Dad.
—26
31. Card of thanks
HOWATT - I would like to thank
my friends and neighbours for
cards, visits and treats during
my stay in Clinton and. Victoria
Hospitals. `' Special thanks to
neighbours who helped at home,
Doctors Street, Harrett and
Lambert in Clinton and Dr. Wyatt
in London and the nurses of both
hospitals. Jim Howatt. —26
BROADFOOT: To our family,
neighbours and friends a very
for
special thanks to you
everything that was done to make
our 40th wedding anniversary
such a happy occasion. - John and
Marjorie Broadfoot,-26
HART - I would like to thank
everyone for cards, flowers and
visits while I was a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital. ,Special
thanks to Dr. Harrett, nurses on
'first floor and dietary staff.
Marlene Hart. —26
STURDY - The family of the late
Austin Sturdy wish to express
sincere thanks for the beautiful
floral tributes memorial
donations and messages of
sympathy to Rev. John
Oestreicher, Stiles Funeral
Horne, the pallbearers and flower
bearers, special thanks to the
ladies of Taylors Corner for the
lovely lunch served, and to all
who brought -food to our homes.
We are very grateful to Dr.
Doorly the nurses and staff at
Huronview for the kind and
understanding care shown to our
father while a resident there. —26
31. Card of thanks
4.
FALCONER - I wish to thank
everyone who visited me, sent
cards and gifts while 1 was a
patient in Clinton Public Hospital
and St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don. Special thanks to Dr.
Harrett, Dr. Lambert and first
floor nurses. Thanks also to those
who have visited me and for the
gifts j'v,v received since retur-
ning home. Neil Falconer. —26
TAYLOR - We would like to thank
our relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for all the get togethers,
gifts and best wishes before our
moving to Kilworthy. It was very
much appreciated. Morris,
Connie Taylor and girls. —26x,
MORGAN - We would like to
express our sincere thanks and
appreciation to our friends and
neighbours who expressed their
sympathy with cards and flowers
during the recent loss of her
sister. Ellen and Doug. —26
WAIN - The family of the late
Margaret Wain wish t� express
their sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours during
their recent bereavement. Our
thanks go out for floral con-
tributions, memorial donations,
to the Canadian Cancer Society.
Special thanks to Dr. Ceislar,
nurses and' staff of Goderich
Hospital for their kindness and
care. Sincere thanks to Rev. Wm.
Bennett, the McCallum Funeral
Home, pallbearers, and Trinity
Anglican Church, Bayfield for
providing lunch. It was very
much appreciated. —26
MACHAN - We wish to express
our sincere thanks to all our
friends and relatives for cards
and expressions of sympathy on
our recent bereavement. Audrey
and Keith Machan. —26
SHEPHERD: I would like to
thank all my friends for flowers,
cards, treats and those who
visited me while I was a patient
in Clinton Hospital. Thanks to Dr.
Harrett and staff on 1st floor.
Many thanks to the big happy
family at 65 Princess Street W.
when I return.ed home. - Norman
.Shepherd. -26
BOYES - The wife and family of
the late Bert R. Boyes wish to
extend their heartfelt thanks and
sincere appreciation to their
friends, .neighbours., employees,
and pallbearers. Their many acts
of kindness helped reinforce our
faith during this grievous time.
Special thanks is extended to
Rev. Oestreicher and the Ball
Funeral Home. The Boyes
family. —26
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PRESENTS
Sean Fagen
and the
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Saturday, July 23/77
Seaforth Arena
Dancing 8 - 1
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Lorry York
Charles Mustard
Pat Phillips
Kathy Wubs
Mark Nicholson
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Michael Hoba
Linda Blake
llev Slade
Diana Brand
Holmesville and Wesley -Willis churches hold
By Blanche Deeves
United church news
A combined service of
Wesley -Willis and
Holmesville churches
held an outdoor service and
picnic at the Conservation
Park in Clinton, with
everyone taking their picnic
baskets for lunch. Sports
were held in the afternoon for
both young and old, and a
good time was had by all
present.
The Holmesville church
will be closed for the month of
July for Rev. and Mrs.
Oestreicher, to enjoy a
holiday. Ontario ' Street
Church will be open for those
wishing to attend church.
Graduation
Holmesville School held
their graduation on Friday,
June 24th, The lunch table
nicely decorated with a white
cloth and a bouquet of red
roses, and red candles and
lunch was served by the
ladies of Goderich Township
Women's Institute.
Mr. R.G. Reaburn, school
principal:g'ave a few words to
the audience and the
graduates, and Mr. Simons
then introduced the guest
speaker Mr. W.D. Kenwell,
Superintendent, Huron
County Board of Education,
spoke to the students and
wished them every success in
their years ahead.
Laura Raithby presented
Mrs. Stewarrt with a gift
from the band members. The
school band played' several
numbers under the direction
of Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Stewart
recei' ed a standing ovation
for her work and time spent
with the band, as she , is no
longer music teacier for the
school. Mrs. •Stewart then
thanked the members of the
band, parents and everyone
for their support through the
years.
Presentations of awards
included: top girl in
proficiency, Lisa Ryan; top
boy in proficiency, Paul
Hartman, presented by Mrs
Sylvania Johnston from L1901
Canadian Foresters ; top
history student, Wendy
Penhale; top English student,
Andrea Jackson, presented
by Mrs. Millie Lobb and Mrs.
Joan Thompson of SS No. 4
Community Club; top
geography student, Laurie
Bauer, presented by
representative of Glen Price;
top mathematic student,
Debbie Bedard; top science
student, Paul W ettlaufer ; top
sportsmanship award,
Charles Wise, presented by
Mrs. Sylvia Johnston of
Taylor's Corner Community
Club; top grade five student
receiving Mrs. Orr's Plaque,
Jean Mayhew, presented by
Mrs. Beverly Orr.
Special music award
presented by Mrs. Stewart
won by Danny Tyndall;
special award to Holmesville
Public School Band, a cheque
presented by Mrs .McIlwain,
president of Goderich
Township Womens Institute.
Mrs. Stewart thanked the
Institute for their cheque;
family studies and industrial
arts award, top winner,
Debbie Harrison - runner ups
Wendy Penhale, Paul Har-
tman, Lisa Ryan; ,industrial
arts, Gary Oke, presented by
Mrs. Bruinsma.
Assisting in making these
presentations were Mr.
Sygrove, Mr. Kenwell and
Mrs. Jones. Mr. Reaburn
gave his word of praise to
Mrs. Stewart and wished her
well in her new
achievements. The . program
closed with singing of the
Queen. Cameras started to
flash as parents and the press
took pictures of the
graduates.
:5th Anniversary
Millie and Bill Lobb
celebrated their 25th an-
niversary on Saturday
evening with an open
reception . at the White Car-
nation. Along with Bill and
Millie to help them celebrate
were some of their at-
tendants, their children; her
mother and Bill's another
By Rena Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Rochus
Faber, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Faber, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Faber and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Faber attended the wedding
of Bob Coleman in Kitchener
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McBride
are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Pine and Family in
North Bay.
Mr. Vivan Cooper is un-
dergoing tests on his eye in St.
Joseph's 1-16spital, London.
Mrs. Norman Deckert is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Dickert in Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Speare, Toronto, were the
guests -of Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Mellis last week.
Kippen East Women's
Institute catered, to the
Graduation Banquet at Huron
Centennial. • School on Thur-
sday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
McGregor are touring the
Atlantic Region of Canada.
FOR OUT OF THIS WORLD
RESULTS
outdoor picnic
along with a good 200 guests.
Wendy Tremeer of Clinton
read the address to the happy
couple which was full of
laughs and humor. Dancing
was enjoyed by all to the
music of the Shannons, and
lunch was served by the
White Carnation staff. A very
good time was had by all.
We of th,e community and
the 16th would like to wish
Millie and Bill all the very
best, as they start into
Ten grade 13 students at
Central Huron Secondary
School were named Ontario
Scholars last week, principal
R.J. Homuth announced.
Those receiving the
scholarship, for attaining 80
percent or better were Lorry,
York, 18, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald York of
Bayfield, who received 94.16
percent ; Charles Mustard, 18,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Mustard of Brucefield with
91.6; Mark Nicholson, 18, son
of Mr, and Mrs: John
Nicholson of Clinton, with
86.33 percent; Michael Hoba,
18, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert 1-Ioba of Blyth, with
86.00 percent; Linda Blake,
19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Blake of Holmesville,
with 85.50 percent; _
Pat Phillips, 19, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Phillips of
Clinton, received 85.00 per-
cent; Kathy Wubs, 18,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Wubs of RR 2, Bayfield
with 84.83 percent; David
Clynick, 18, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Clynick of Clinton,
with 83.33 percent; Bev Slade,
18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrie Slade of Clinton, with
82.83 percent; and Diana
Brand, 18, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Brand of
RR 3, Clinton.
another 25 years together.
Our sympathy goes to Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Sturdy and
family in the loss of their
father the late Austin Sturdy.
Let's go to the ball games at
Holmesville and watch the
young people play and give
them your support. Schedules
are now out in the paper, and
at the Holmesville store. See
you there on Tuesdays and
Thursdays 7 p.m.
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