Clinton News-Record, 1978-09-28, Page 16PAGE 16---CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1978
After spending more than $40,000 to completely
renovate and put in. new equipment this summer,
Louraine and Barry Moxam held their official
opening last week of "Mothers" Day Laundry on
Rattenbury Street. The clean modern machines are
part of Clinton's newest business. (News -Record
photo)
Londesboro news and meetings
Londesboro II 4-H
The second meeting 'of
the Londesboro II 4-H
club was held at Kittie
McGregor's on Sep-
tember 25 with nine
members present.
Judy Jewitt read the
minutes of the. • last
meeting and the name for
the club ' was chosen,
"Kittie's Kooking Kats."
Nancy Anstett's group
made "Energy Squares."
Mrs. McGregor's group
made "Healthy 'Peanut
Bread." Mrs. McGregor
told the girls about
breakfast and then each
member filled in the
skipper's scramble.
For homework the girls"
are to plan four breakfast
menus. Mrs. Anstett then
led the group in a game
on Food Guide Bingo.
After the business was
completed the girls
tasted the squares and
s
sampled the loaf.
The next meeting is set
for October 2, 7 p.m: at
Mrs. McGregor's.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Armstrong, Mr.'and Mrs.
Glen Carter and Colleen
spent the weekend
visiting the former's
sister-in-law, Mrs.
Margaret Taman of
Brampton and the Tat-
ter's aunt, Mrs. Hazel
Kerr and Margaret in
Toronto.While in Toronto
the Carters attended the
last Blue Jay game of the
season against • the Red
Sox. Mrs. Taman
returned home with them
for a few days.
Weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Shaddick and Miss Lloy
Shaddick of Kitchener,
Jeff, Karen and Susie of
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Knox of Macklin,
Saskatchewan are
visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Shaddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burns visited on Sunday
in Kincardine with their
daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Smith when they
celebrated the first birth-
Lucknow looks for grants
The Lucknow Sentinel apply again under a n,ew
reported that the village program.
council there are ap-
plying for grants to help
finance a sewage works
project for the downtown
area of Lucknow.
The program they
applied for last June, The
Sentinel explained,
became defunct in June
and the council must
Under the new
program the sewage
works will be owned and
operated by the
municipality. Under the
old program the Ontario
Ministry - ' of the
Environment held this
responsibility.
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day of their great-
granddaughter Kerri Lee
Dohmer.
Middleton church celebrates Harvest Home
by Blanche Deeves
Harvest Home
service
On Sunday morning the
congregation of St.
James Anglican Church
joined the Trinity
Church, Bayfield for the
combined Harvest Home
service at . 10 am with
Rev. George Youmatoff
in charge of the service.
Assisting in the service
were Canon F. Paull, Mr.
P.H. DuBoulay and the
Rt, Rev. W.A. Town-
shend. Everyone
gathered for a social time
in the Parish Hall for
coffee, a lunch and joined
in with a visit with Bishop
and Mrs. Townshend.
Next Sunday at St.
James, Harvest Home
service and Holy Com-
munion will be held at
11:15 am. Last, year the
congregation tried an
innovation, remember.
A display of family
photographs to remind us
of the blessings of family
life. Dig out that
photograph old or new
and bring it with you next
Sunday. Stewart Mid-
dleton, please bring back
that picture you had last
year. It is beyond a doubt
a real treasure.
The ' St. James
congregation offers their
get well wishes to Rector,
Rev. William Bennett.
We do wish him a very
speedy recovery. He is in
Westminister Hospital,
London.
We also would like to
offer our get well wishes
to Rev. George
Youmatoff's grandson
who is very ill in hospital
in Ottawa.
Personals
Mrs. Elizabeth Mullens
of Ottawa motored from
Kitchener on Friday of
last week to spend the
day with her mother Mrs.
Fred Middleton and
sisters and brothers in
the vicinity, while her
husband Dr. J.E.
Mullens, who is head of
surgery at Ottawa Civic
Hospital, attended a
surgical meeting in
Kitchener.
Our congratulations to
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dupius
on their 26th wedding
anniversary recently.
Also to Ray,
congratulations, he has
been in the shoe repair
business in Clinton for 26
years.
The community would
like to offer its good
wishes to Susan DeGroof
who is taking her RNA, at
Wingham Hospital.
Mr. Charlie Cooper of
Midland is enjoying his
visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Dutot and visiting
with friends and relatives
in the area.
Bill Smiley. ..
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and lost luggage. The
ladies were exchanging
travel irons, hair dryers,
recipes and anecdotes
about toilets.
Ironically, fron this
land of separatism and
stuff, perhaps the best
friends we made on the
tour were Quebecois. And
I think I know why. I
dusted off my rusty
French and made an
effort, and they did the
same with their English.
We drank dinner with
two handsome young
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several times. The Ladies
Texas invited us down for
Christmas. Donald, from
Quebec, wants me to find
a school where his
daughter can learn
English. And I was like to
be kissed and hugged to
death by 18 -year-old
Cathy from Oregon. My
shirt was all wet with
tears after our farewell
party.
Very nice work if you
can get it.
Many of the apple
growers in the area are
busy picking their apples.
Congratulations to
Brenda (Wise) and
Harvey Cleave on the
arrival of their daughter.
Proud grandparents are
Edward and Lois Wise
and great grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Rowden of Clinton.
Chris Wise was home
from London on the
weekend with her parents
Lois and Edward Wise.
Sandra and Dennis
Kelly and Cindy of
Woodstock were home
with Sandra's parents
Edward and Lois Wise on
the weekend.
Fred and Carol Dutot
attended the Glencoe
Fair on the weekend.
Fred put his tractor in the
pull and did very well
again getting a first prize
in the 12,000 pound class
and a fourth in the 10,000
pound class.
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