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GRACE"PECK
lder clan unite
Shepherdc�f, Toronto. and Gem nell, Sandra Reck,
Mrs. Dime Kirton of Eric Elder of Ottawa
The - 40th Annual Varna ; 'Secretary- "Hannah Geiger, Michelle-.
Reunion of the Smillie- Treasurer -Mr. Ken Elder Howe, Scott Kirton, and
Elder clan was held at of Ottawa; Social Con- Nancy Scnfe.
Seaforth Lions Park on v e n e r -Mrs . Norma The judging of the
`'Saturday, July 7 with an. Gemmell; Billet Con- coloring contest of a
excellent attendance vener-Mrs. Dorothy sketch of the business.
under sunny skies.* Elder; and ,Historian- section of Seaforth's
0 President, . Mr. Larry Mrs. Grace - Peck of Main Street, done
Elder, welcomed all and Huronview. previbus to the reunion,
carried out his duties in r The reunion"will be held was held, divided into
fine style. - again in a year's time at junior, Intermediate .and
the same very attractive senior groups. The judges
Secretary -Treasurer location. - appointed -Were Mrs.
Ken Elder of Ottawa The wading -`pool 'Jean Statham of.
brought everyone -up to proved very popular. Kingsville:-
Dr.. Ivan
date on interesting items Swimming and various Smillie of Kamloops, and
of the previous year, and sports for the children Mrs. Donna Draper of
the new slate of officers were carried out by London., Winners were
was elected Honorary Cheryl and Scott L-4tt of Ajana McBride of
President -Dr. Jennie Chatham, while others, Burlington, Jeff Gem -
S m ill ie Robertson, visited and reminisced. mell, and Graee-Peck.
Toronto; Past President- Prizes were awarded to ' —The youngest member
Larry Elder, Hensall; the winners, some. ---of of the clan present was
President -Mrs. Mary whom were Andrew little Jennifer Steers of
Scafe, Ailsa Craig; Vice- Howe of Niagara Falls, London. •
Presidents -Mrs. Mildred Jennifer Steers, Jeff An auction was held of
crafts and treasures
donated by members of
the clan with Mr. James
Statham of St. Clair
Shores, Michigan, as
auctioneer. The auction
was so successful that
some of the clan literally
stole such items as
ceramics, oil paintings,
and a rather snappy wig.
A letter of -greeting was
signed byall present -and,
sent to the Honorary.
President, Dr. • Jennie
Robertson who is 102
years of age and resides
Poultry show held
On Sunday, July 15,
Clifford and Laura
Pepper of R.R. 1, Dash-
wood were hosts for the
second annual lawn show
and family picnic for the
Huron County Poultry,
Pigeon and Pet- Stock
Association.
There were 95 entries
judged by Gordon Ridler,
Cliff Pepper and Harvey
Daniels.
Prizes were .awarded to
Best Large Fowl - White
Leghorn Cock - C. Pep-
per, bashwood; Best
Opposite Sex Large Fowl
- Australarp Pullet, Errol
Shlotzhauer, Milverton;
Best Bantam - Black
Cochin Hen, Barry
Cleave, Bayfield; Best
Opposite- Sex - Golden
Sebright Cock, Jim
Millar, Kincardine; and
Best Pigeon - Show Pen
Homer Cock, Emery
Baechler, Goderich.
There were $5 specials
awarded for best - large
fowl, best Bantam and
best pigeon. Watering
pans were donated by
Robert. Monteith of
Sarnia ,for Best Opposite -
Sex . large fowl - and
Bantam. .
A memorial trophy was
presented to the club by
the family of the late J.
Burton Mills,, who passed
away in January. He was
a charter member of the
club. and an active
poultry breeder . and
judge for over 50 years.
The presentation was
,made by his daughter,
Norine Cas-sidy', -who
expressed the wish that
the cup would perpetuate -
the interest in cochin
bantams and be
presented yearly at the
club's annual September
show to the exhibitor ,of' :.at . Bayview Villa,
the Best Cochin Bantam. Toronto.
Among those coming
the farthest distances
were Helen and Fred
Howe of Tucson, Arizona,
and Dr: Ivan Smillie of
Kamloops, B.C., a
medical doctor who
practised in Hensall for
ten years, many years
ago. He brought
greetings and good
wishes for the future, and
reminded everyone of the
annual Smillie reunion on
the Pacific Coast, which
takes place at the home of
Dr. Roy Smillie in Vic-:
toria, B.C. on August 28,
1979.
A bounti'd'us
smorgasbord supper
served in the pavilion was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Photographers for the
occasion were Lorne
Elder and Jeff Peck.
Jack - and Lorraine
Peck and family of
Kippen entertained ,on
Sunday some of those'
attending the Smillie-
Elder reunion.
Angel Street
thrills crowds
The • Playhouse
production of "Angel
Street", the Victorian
thriller continues to hold
audiences to the edge of
their seat.
The suspense filled
drama stars Irena
1Vlayeska and Paul Craig,
both first timers to the
Playhouse but well
known to Canadians for
their performances on TV
and stage. . .
"Angel Street" plays
ni'ghtl'y at 8:30" p.'rin. until
July 21.
Sthile
Adolescence is the time
in a boy's life when he
notices that a girl notices
he is noticing her.
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Photo by
R. J. Nephew
Wise -McCausland
Spa rate
by Wilma Oke
The Huron -Pere
County Roman Catholic
Separate School board
increased the budget for
its property . committee.
for 1979 to help meet the.
costs of maintenance
. work needed lin keeping
kip its 19 schools. The
budget- was increased to
• $47,000 from $35,000.
John O'Leary of Staffa,
chairman of the building
and- property committee,
asked for the $12,000
ihcrease at a board
-meeting in Dublin
1V1Onday. Mickey Vere of
Stratford, a member of
the committee, said,
"This board must put
more money into
maintaining the schools.
We have to have more
money in the budget."
Mr. Vere warned that if
the maintenance work _is
not carried out k when
needed the schools will
deteriorate badly. •
Mr. O'Leary stated:.
ouble rcerernony
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Lighted candelabra net and lace daisies fell
and baskets of yellow from a bandeau accented
.mums, white daisies and by beads and lace. She
peach carnations made a carried a bouquet of
lovely setting in Wesley- peach sweetheart roses,
Willis United Church, yellow and white
Clinton on June 16th, for feathered mums. white
-the double ring -ceremony ste.phan-otis, baby's
uniting in marriage breath and ivy.
Phyllis Marilynne Wise The maid of honor, Jan
and Wayne George McDonnell of Guelph,
McCausland. ..friend otthebride, wore Fa
The. bride is i the peach -colored loor-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. length blouson dress with
Alvin Wise of RR 3 halter straps -and a
Clinton and the -groom is chiffon ' • . cape.
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bridesmaids, Miss Karen
John McCausland_ of. RR Wise and Mrs. Dianne
4, Meaford. - . - Proctor, sisters of the
Rev. John Oestreicher bride, `were gowned
conducted the ceremony. identically -to the.maid of
Miss Cathie Potter honor. -They all carried
played the organ and bouquets of yellow
accompanied the mums, white daisies, and
baritone horn soloist John • peach carnations and
Wise, uncle of 'the bride,.• wore matching flowers in
in selections of "Theme their hair.
From Romeo and Juliet", Blake Ferguson of
"Annie's Song" and "You • London, friend of • the
Light Up My Life". groom, was the best mean.
The bride wore a floor- Guests were ushered into
length chiffon gown the church by Darold
which featured A-line McCausland, brother of
skirt, diamond-shaped, 'the groom. and Rick
neckline and bishop Wise, brother of the,
bride. The groom and his
'attendants were 'attired.
in brown tuxedos and
wore peach -colored
boutonnieres.
The wedding dinner
was., served in the,
Fellowship Hall of the
Smile- church and the Master. of
Practical joggers carry Ceremonies was. Bruce
Harris, uncle of the bride.
three phone numbers: the Following the dinner, the,
doctor, the hospital, and guests were`invited to the
the taxi. bride's parents' home,
+ + + where a; social hour was
A gentleman is a man held on the lawn before
who can disagree without the reception, which was
1t eing disagreeable. held at the Clinton Legion
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sleeves. The bodice and
cuffs were accented by
beads and appliqued lace.
A chiffon wateau train
fell from the shoulder and
her elbow -length veil of
Hall
Downtown Clinton was tilled with teddy bear wielding youngsters on Friday
night as .the Moonlight Madness Pyjama Parade was„held. Best dressed for the
occasion In the school aged group were, front row, left to right, Davits Doherty,
5 and Pam Wood, 10. Back row, Tracey St. Louis, 9; Brenda Tideswell, 8 and
Joanne Duddie, 9. (News-Recdrd photo)
Obituary
--- Mrs. Ellen - •
(Peck) McEwen
At , South Huron
Hogpital, Exeter, on
Thursday, July 12, 1979,
Mrs. Ellen (Peck)
McEwen passed away in
her 88th year. She was the
wife of the late. Frederick
William McEwen. •
One daughter, Mrs;, R.
W.' (Doris) Nicholls,
Thornhill, survives, as
does a sister, Mrs.
Margaret Schnell,
Detroit, and a sister -in-.
lav, Mrs. 'Alma Peck, RR
3, Bayfleld. Five brothers
and four ' • sisters
•p'redeceasedher. •
The funeral service and
tem mittal Was held at the
Westlake Varietal Home,
Zurich,
I4t i. I nS,atur'day,
Inteririennt"WWasJuMilt
Bayfield cemetery.
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You need to. have a clear ,understanding of right con-
duct and wrong conduct. Some people live with a
feeling of guilt who have not really trespassed. They do
not know what the law says on that pakticular point;
but they "feel guilty."
How can we know what is right and what is wrong?
Some teachers tell us that the only thing that counts Is
love. If we do something because we love someone if is
'alawys right. That is not true.
Some people live only to please therwisolves. They do
whatever brings thorn pleasure at the 'Imo. They 'do
their own thing." No one is more unh ppy than the
person who lives a selflsh,,self-centered Ifo.
Sonne people teach that we should do.whatover helps
other...po'opie. This is a noble standard and' Borne have
really benefitted mciny people through medicine, food
and other things.'That is good. '
However, each of us Is primarily responsible to God.
He created us and Ho has set Out Standards of coin -
duct.
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We cannot bd truly happy or truly useful to others
until wp are properly adjusted to our Creel -or., - '
He talls'Us His standards In the bible �- evr hear of
the fen Conirhandmr ntii7 And Ho warns of An ponaity
for breaking those laws. "The wage%'of sin is dggth."
Romans 6: 3. fiat Mead right though the viirse 'and at,
cops God's gift.
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Guests attended .the
wedding from Calgary,
Montreal, Timmins,
Kapuskasing, Meaford,
Toronto, London, Sarnia .
nn, -1 +1-,e Clinton area. Th....
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"The finance committee, . and ,mould not :bring, a
will have to sit down at an worthwhile amount of
early date in the new yeAr mQnY,
and assess the need's `of The board'spent $30,26.2
each school. In the past of the property cam,
the building committee mittee. budget ' when it'
has only gat what isleft:" awarded the tender\ for
Ted Geoffrey, Zurich,- "redesigning and
chairman of finance replacing windows in
committee, said his seven classroorus and the
committee -does not principal's office at -Our
decide where the money Lady' of Mount Carmel
goes, administration school to Robinson
does.Construction of Mitchhe,li
Ronald Marcy, for contract cost of
Stratford, - $17,767 plus architectural
chairman saidboard, "it'svicenot fees of $2,132,1and tothe
intentional that the same company for in-
co'mrnittee gets what is
left over, but that is what
seems to happen."
Michael -Connolly,
Kippen, asked -where the
$12,000 was coming from
and wondered if con-
sideration was given to
selling the van (retired in
June by a Kingsbridge
handicapped boy who will
be attending secondary
school in the fall). He was
told the van, bought by
government grant, is a
second hand vehicle now
stalling aluminum siding
on the upper part of the
gymnasium of St. Mary's
School, Goderich over
deteriorating brick
siding, for $9,253 plus
architectural fees of
$1,110.
Both tenders were the •
lowest of four received.
The board set the date
of the board -employee
banquet for Friday,
October 19at the
Pineridge- Chalet, Hen-
sall.
Edward J. Florian was
granted a leave -of-
absence withppt pay fpr
two tnont11s .ef fective .1-u1 r
14, 1979'0 August.31,1979.
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O\IER 50 YEARS.'
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Clinton
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Goderich Area
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ROBERT McCALLUM
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