Clinton News-Record, 1978-08-10, Page 14fr
PAGE 14--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1978
Auburn ladies fete brideito..be
Miss Alice Dougherty
of Goderich was
honoured at a bridal
shower last Tuesday
evening when Mrs.
William Empey en-
tertained friends and
neighbours. The room
was tastefully decorated
for the occasion. Cor-
sages were pinned on the
bride-to-be by Mrs,
William Empey Jr, and
on her mother, Mrs,
Helen Dougherty of
Goderich by 'Mrs. Nor-
man Wightman.
Mrs. Empey welcomed
all and a reading,
Going To The Wedding,
was given by Mrs. Arnold
Cook. Mrs. Norman W
Wightman and Mrs,
William Empey Jr. had
contests and Mrs. Empey
Jr. had a contest, What
Do You Know About
Alice? This was won 1Iy
Mrs. Martie Lobb. Other
winners were Mrs. Harry
Arthur and Mrs. Allan
Craig.
Mrs. Empey Jr. ex-'
pressed the best wishes of
the neighbours and
friends and the gifts were
presented by Mary Anne
Franken. Alice was
assisted in opening her
gifts by her mother, Mrs.
Helen Dougherty and
Mrs. Rurrh Koopmans.
Alice thanked everyone
for their gifts and a
delicious Lunch was
served by Mrs. William
Empey, Mrs. William
Empey Jr. and Mrs.
Norman Wightman.
WALKERBURN CLUB
The Walkerburn Club
held their annual picnic
on July 20 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Hunking. After swim-
ming in the .pool, the
young folk took,. part in a
sports program.
Everyone enjoyed, a
smorgasbord supper.
Plans were made for
the August meeting to be
held at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd McClinchey, Mrs.
Leonard Archambault
and Mrs. Lloyd
McClinchey will be in
charge of the program
and Mrs. James
Schneider and Mrs.
Marian Hunking will be
in charge of lunch.
4-HNEWS
The Little Green
Sprouts 441 club held
their party at Point
Farms Provincial Park
on July 31. Everyone
enjoyed a dip in the lake
and then played
volleyball and frisbee.
They all enjoyed a lunch
of hamburg hot dogs
and vegetables from their
gardens with a vegetable
dip.
OBITUARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt attended the
funeral of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Rindernecht in
Detroit last Friday. She
passed away suddenly at
her home on August 1.
She was the former
Della May Beadle, the'
daughter of the late
George Beadle and
Elizabeth Robinson and
was born May 5, 1892 in
Auburn.__
She is survived by her
husband Harry; three
sons, George of St. Clair
Shores, Harry Jr. of
Almont, Michigan and
Maynard of Detroit; four
sisters, Mrs. Jean Pat-
terson of Goderich, Mrs.
Beverley (Anna) French
of St. Clair Shores, Mrs.
Thomas (Marian),
Haggitt ' of Auburn and
Mrs. Clifford (Rita)''
Brown of Goderich; and,
four grandchildren. She
was predeceased by one
sister, Mrs. Ada
McIntyre.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Sutton of London visited
Iast Sunday with Mrs.
Albert McFarlane.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Elliott of Toronto visited
on the holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Miller,
Mrs. Glen Youngblut
and daughter Jennifer of
Ottawa visited a few days
last week with her
mother-in-law, Mrs.
Myrtle Munro.
Mrs. Donna Long of
Canton, Ohio is visiting
Wagner relatives in the
district.
Over last weekend, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Youngblut,
Susan, Bruce and Kristen
of Toronto visited with
his mother, Mrs. Myrtle
Munro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Davies attended the
funeral . of his cousin,
Mrs. Gladys McCall at
Dorchester last Friday.
Goderich Twp. council
A tender of $44,510, submitted by Leonard
Seeley for construction of a new bridge on lot
20, concession 16 was accepted by Goderich
Township Council at its regular meeting
recently.
Three other tenders ranging from $44,675 to
$57,557 were rejected in favour of the Seeley bid
and council now awaits approval from the
ministry of transportation and communications
before the necessary legal agreements can be
signed.
In other business, council turned down the
only tender it received for loading and hauling
pit run gravel and for spreading 1,000 yards of
crushed gravel. Coun. Jake Reder moved that
the tender of Mr. Merner to haul pit run gravel
at 91 cents peryard and crushed gravel at $1.35 a
yard not be accepted. The motion was seconded
by Coun. Joe Fritzley and carried.
Council decided to call for tenders again for
about 17,000 cubic yards of pit run to be
delivered by October 15, and to load and haul
1,000 yards of crushed gravel.
Two tile drain loans were approved by
council. John Oskam's request for an $8,600
loan for tile drains on lot 15 concession 4 was
accepted as was a petition by Robert Norman
for a loan of $17,200 to tile lot 31 on the Bayfield
Line.
Gerald Uniac asked council to reverse its
previous recommendation on his severance
request. Council requested a pre -designed plan
of Mr. Uniac's property for its file records.
Council heard two preliminary drain reports
on the Yeo -Vander Waal Extension and on the
Montgomery Drain and instructed C.P. Corbett
to proceed with the final drain report on each of
the two drains.
Council approved the following building
permits: William Dykstra, silo; Joan Char-
trand, storage addition; M.P. Wigan, storage
addition; M. Elliott, shed demolition; Mr.
Elliott, garage; W.T. Gregg, storage; Harold
Jantzi, kitchen addition; Gordon Johnston,
swimming pool; and Mary Parks, mobile
home.
The next regular meeting of council is
scheduled for August 7 at 8:00 p.m.
Huron 4-H rabbit club
The third meeting of
the Central Huron 441
Rabbit Club was held on
July 25 at the home of
Leslie Lawson with 18
members present.
The meeting opened
with the 4-1 pledge and
saying if the 4-14
Representative had come
to see the project. Mr.
Denton Byers, from
Toronto, the Junior
Agriculturist, was then
introduced to everyone.
Leader Tom Jorgensen
spoke on stocks and
selecting which was
followed by a quiz which
was conducted by George
Townsend. August 30 was
the date set for Fun Day.
Later, all of the
members went to the
barn to see Les' rabbits.
The meeting adjourned
and lunch was served. b3
Glen Haney
a
Mrs. Mrytle Munro,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Youngblut and family,
Mrs. Glen Youngblut and
Jennifer of Ottawa and
Jennifer Whitley of•
Goderich visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Don
Youngblut and family at
Bluewater Beach,
Mrs. Myrtly unro and
Mrs. Albert McFarlane
were guests last week of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ling
and David at their
summer cottage at
Sunset Beach.
Mr. Kenneth
McDougall is a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital.
He is wished a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ling and David visited
last Sunday with Mrs.
Myrtle Munro.
Mr. and Mrs.' Larry
Glasgow of Beamsville
visited recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas
Jonhston.
Mr. and Mrs. John
MacKay and son of
London visited on the
with shower
weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Arthur and
Scott.
Mrs. Russel Neal of
Mount Forest and Mrs.
Tina Ford of Hagersville
visited last Tuesday with
Mrs. Myrtly Munro.
Mrs. Gordon Wall of
WWingharn called on
friends last week one
evening in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. James
, Towe were guests last
Saturday at the wedding
of Miss Susan Street in
Blyth.
The community is
sorry to report that Mr.
Kenneth Sproul is a
patient in Foothills
Hospital, Calgary. He is
wished a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Craig returned on
Thursday from a trip to
Dawson Creek and other
British Columbia
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Craig, Tyler and Peter
returned on the weekend
from a holiday spent at a,
cottage on Lake Huron.
Mrs. Don Murch, the
former Marian Staples of
Sarnia, visited last
Sunday with Mr. and -
u Mrs. Thomas Johnston
and Miss Laura Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Chamney, Alison and
Ryan spent some of their
holidays with relatives at
Niagara Falls last week.
Mr: and Mrs. Dennis
Bricker, Chr-1'sta and
Mark returned last
weekend from a camping
trip in Northern Ontario.
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