Clinton News-Record, 1979-08-09, Page 17•
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Community news and notes
Personals
• Congratulations go out
to Angus and Rose
Hummel on the arrival of
their chosen son.
There is only one week
left -tuttil the Vanastra
Tuckersmith Country
fair.
Themain highlights of
the fair include • a local
talent night, tug of war
and a Mardis Gras,
featuring the band
"Kadenza". Be sure to
join in on all the fun on
August 17th and 18th.
The Adventureland
Park is now finished. This
is the park behind the
Recreation Centre. The
money that was used for
some of the equipment
was raised two years ago
by the hard work , of
Sandra McLachlan,
Diane Ryan and June
Jeacock.
Did anybody notice that
we have been invaded
again! All the Easterners
have returned! We hope
You all had a good
holiday.
Bad News Bears
The pee wee boys from
Tuckersmith Township
travelled to Exeter, on
Tuesday, July 31. This
was a really good game
with Exeter winnineby
one run, with final score
being 35 to 34.
Congratulations to Cemal
Unsal for •hitting a home
run.
The boys played a
home game on• Monday,
August 6th against Huron
Park, who won the game
with a score of 32-6.
The team has one more
game to be played
Wednesday, August 8.
Helpful Hints
Use a wire needle
threader .to •pull snags in
polyester doubleknit
through to the underside.
Push the threader
through the, material
frefri the underside. The
threader won't split the
thred like a crochet hook
would.
Reinforce the feet of
children's pajamas by
using iron -on corduroy
patches.
Cotton swabs make
great shirt -collar stays.
They are the perfect
length, they keep the
collars firm, and the
padded tips will not wear
out collar material.
Reuse the elastic
waistbands from old
pantyhose in slacks and
shorts.
Sharon's Recipe
Corner
Barbecue Sauce.
1 cup strong coffee
1 cup catsup
1/4 cup Worcestershire
sauce_
Juice of 1/2 lemon
one-third cup vinegar
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup butter
1 onion chopped
Mix together
simmer 15 minutes
and
Sauce for
Pork Chops
1 tbsp. chili powder
1 tsp, salt
1 tbsp. celery seed
IA cup brown sugar
1 tsp. paprika
1/2 cup vinegar
1 10 -oz. can tomato juice
_ Pour over chops and bake
one hour.
Raspberry or
Strawberry Fingers
1 cup flour
1/2 ctip butter
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tbsp. milk
Mix above first.
Pat in pan, cover with
homemade , raspberry or
strawberry jam, then
spread with
1 cup sugar
1 tbsp. butter
1 egg well beaten
11/2 cups coconut
1 tsp. vanilla
Bake in 350 degree over.
for one hour.
'Church news
On this the last Sunday
with Us, Pastor Bill will
preach on tlee theme
Preedern Prom Want"
with the, Bible text from '
Psalm \ 23, verse 1.
Everyone is very
We1dOrile toattend.
We bid -a fond farewell
to the 11/411ullers who have
been \ with us the past
three months. Thank you
for all the work that you
did and we pray that the'
Lord will bless you richly
in your . future en-
deavours.
In September they hope
to go back to Brazil for a
visit, so we wish them a
bon voyage and a very
good time there.
Bingo
About 124 people at-
tended bingo at the Rec
Centre on- July 31. Win,
ners of share -the -wealth
were: Alice Jackson,
Clinton, $77; Alrnira
Ford, Exeter, $73; Elmer
Lee, Clinton and Mary
Arthur, Clinton split $82
and Velma Stephenson of
Brussels won the $200
jackpot.
Some Varna people-
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show fishing t4ents
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By
Mary Chessell
Well, friends, here I
am, back from a two-
week holiday, at Munro
Park near Powassan, and
attempting to catch up on
local news.
It's a good thing that
most of the farmers
around here can work
hard while enjoying a
good time, too, or farm
production might suffer.
Besides playing a lot of
hockey and ball, some of
them have taken to
fishing. You may see
Charles and Bernice Reid
on ,the pier at Bayfield
trying to catch enough
perch for supper; now the
Barry Taylors have got
- into it with a few days of
successful fishing with
the Chessells at
Powassan. •
Pat and the kids caught
a lot of fish, but -Barry
held out for quality and
• size - he caught a really
big bass and a fine big
pickerel. The women had
a holiday from some of
the cooking, as Barry's a
pretty good cook on the
barbecue grill and the
camping party's wood
stove.
Gordon and , Lorna
Johnston and Charles and
Bernice Reid enjoyed a
trip on the Chi-Cheem,aun
from Tobermory to
Manitoulin, then con-
tinued the circle by way
of North Bay, stopping in
to visit,Morris and Connie
Taylor at Kilworthy.
• Our congratulations to
Janice Webster on being
crowned Queen of the
Zurich Fair.
Alex and Marie Voisin
have purchased Moe and
Trudy Hill's house west of
Varna. The Hills are
moving to Clinton on Aug.
15 to the house on Prin-
cess Street, west of
Beckers, that they bought
from Ken Stephenson. We
hope they and their girls
will enjoy living in town.
Brenda Dowson
returned a week ago
Sunday from three weeks
with , Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Young in Brownsfield,
Texas. She was there on a
Lions Club Youth
Exchange, and toured
places of interest in the
area. Miss -Rita Vonland
of Atlanta, Georgia is at
present staying with the
Dowsons on the same
program. She spent a
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week at a camp at
Wildwood, near St.
Marys, from where she
made trips to Toronto,
Stratford, Goderich,
Clinton and Seaforth.
During her two weeks
with the Dowsons, they
spent Thursday at
Collingwood and Wasaga
Beach, and Bill, Joyce,
John and Rita attended
the Lucknow Lions Youth
Exchange picnic at
Amberley on Sunday. On
Monday night the Dowson
family entertained the
Bayfield Lions and
Lioness Clubs and their
wives and husbands to a
barbecue in honour of
Rita. Being on a farm is a
new experience for her.
She will be leaving for
home on Saturday.
Recent visitors with
-Murdock and Ruth
Morrison were her cousin
Russell Brownell and his
wife Kay from Thorburn,
Nova Scotia, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Van Patter
from Luton, Ont., Mr.
Morrison's former
charge near Aylmer.
Paul Consitt par-
ticipated in a floor hockey
tournament in Toronto
recently, playing for the
Mid -western Regional
Centre at Palmerston. '
'l7om and Barb Consitt,
Lori and Paul, were to the
Calgary Stampede. While
in the West, they visited
Bob and Donna Lavery at
Banff and enjoyed a tour
of the area around here.
They'also called on Ruth
and Edgar Willert at
Innisfail, Alta., Dave and
Helen -•Manning, Mrs.
David Johnston and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Manning
of Pilot Mound, Man.
Congratulations to
Lloyd and Nora Heard
who celebrated a double
30th wedding anniversary
with Mrs. Heard's sister
Louise Presber and her
husband Charles. The
Heards .. went to, the
Presbers' home in
Naican, Saskatchewan on
July 14.
While there, the Heards
attended the wedding of a
friend, who was married
on their anniversary.
They also saw many old
friends and relatives and
a highlight of their visit
was a day 'of fishing on
Popan Lake, north of
Niagawin. They easily
caught the limit of
Pickeral and then en-
joyed a big fish fry.
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This year, despite a slow start, has been a good one for
vegetable and flowers look their best in some years. One of the nicer gar-
dens is this Brucefield one tended by John Andrews. Unfortunately, this
black and white picture fails to do the colorful bed any justice.(News-
Record photo)
Fire burns Kippen wheat
By Rena Caldwell
Fire destroyed several
acres of wheat on the
farm of Jack ,Bell Kippen
on Friday August 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Alderdiee , and Pamela,
who are on holidays from
Saudi Arabia, visited
relatives in the area last
weekend.
Mrs. Ruth Dickert,
Harriston, visited with
Mrs. Norman Dickert
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Yamamoto have sold
their house in Kippen and
are moving to Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Hummell,
Ilderton are the new
owners.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Cooper and family are
spending 'the weekend at
Mr. and Mrs. Vivan
Cooper.
Mrs. Harold Nicholson,.
Delia Alberta, Mrs, Jim
Messaros, Wakaw, Sask,
were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Faber for
the holiday weekend.
Mrs. Jim Messaros and
daughter Gail and Mrs.
Harold Nicholson, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Scli•
midt, and Charlene
Prudhomme, Sask.,
Leonard' Schmidt,
Hardisty, Alberta, and
Mr. and -Mrs. Tom
Penhale were dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Faber on Friday
last.
McKillop council
By Wilma Oke
McKillop Township
council will make no
decision on a request
from Kenneth Campbell
and Arthur Bolton to
dump residue from grain
cleaning plant at the
Walton Dump until a
discussion has been held
with officials from Grey
and Morris Townships
Stanley Steamers
make tourney finals
Mary Chessell
•Varna's Stanley
Steamers did very well in
the slo-pitch tournament
in Zurich over the
weekend.
Although they lost 11-10
in the opening game
against Crediton, the
close win put the Varna
team in the consolation
round.
In the semi-finals, they
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beat two other teams,
from Crediton, but they
Were finally defeated by a
top-notch team from
Walkerton called Roger's
Dodgers. The Walkerton
team won the consolation
by 16-10.
Gord Glen was chosen
as the most valuable
player for the Steamers.
He hit two home runs
including a grana
slammer.
wners
of
a er
who share the site.
• Marion McClure, clerk -
treasurer, will attend a
seminar for municipal
treasurers on September
19 and 21.
Passed for payment
were road accounts
amounting to $40,599.39
and general accounts of
$61,113.58.
Discussions on drains
and the possibility of
buying or renting a
grader took up most of
council's time. No
decision was made about
the grader.
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tire Hens a area.
. .Hensall, Dancing was
Bertha MacGregor enjoyed to music by
mr, and Mrs. William Mozart and his 11/1elody
shaddicit and family of Makers, The couple will
Kitchener were weekend take up residence in
visitors with the former's l.
mother, Mrs. Pearl Bride and grooin
• Shaddick. visit residents
Miss Carla Dalton of The bridal couple,
Walton spent the Kenneth and Denise
mweiseskeLondiiearkwpth
iheer.rcousin Schroeder, visited
residents at the Queen,
Mr, and Mrs. John sway. Nursing Home
Luther. of St. John's, following their . wedding
Newfoundland visited dinner on Saturday
last week with the for- evening. The bride is an
n-ker's brother and sister- employee of the home.
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Eric The church service last
Luther. week was conducted by
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rev. K. Knight, ac -
Campbell and family of companied ,hy
Toronto were weekend Malcolm Dougall on the
visitors with the former's plait°. The Christian.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Reformed Ladies took
Perc Campbell. • residents for a drive to
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Exeter Park on Monday.
Adams Exeter and Mrs. Visitors with Ellen
Blanche Chapman of Kendrick were Mr. and
London were recent Mrs. Cecil Smith; visitors
visitors with Mr. and with Vera Lammie were
Mrs. Jack Corbett. Hazel Snell, Illa and
• Mr. and Mrs. John Chester Dunn, Iva
Luther of St. • John's, Ridley; and visitors with
Newfoundland visited Louise Mitchell were
this week with the for- Hazel Snell, Mr. and Mrs.
mer's sister and brother- Parker.
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dave Bishop and
Arthur Slade and Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Funnell
Mr. and Mrs. Harry visited Irene Kalbfleisch;,
Hoy spent the weekend Sim and Mary Roobal,
holiday at their cottage in Helen Kieme and
Point Clark. daughter •Jean, Jim
Mrs. Don Luther and Lewis visited Nelson
family of St. John's, Loghrin,and visiting with
Newfoundland visited Russell Erratt were Perc
this week with Mr. and and' Clara Johnston,
Mrs. Eric Luther. Phyllis and Don Cam -
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pbell, Lee and Anna
Flynn, Lorie and Susan McConnellarLBill,
his
wifeand
spent the weekend at •
pe
Pinhurst. • Mark Taylor, Sim and
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mary Roobal, Frank and
MablealeKyle;M
Keyes and Mr. and Mrs.cClinehey,
Ed Corbett spent the M
weekend at the former's The highest bowling
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score was ladies'Alra
cottage in the Haliburton
Kats with a 178 and en,
region.
Neil Regan with a 66.
Kevin • Parker visited
Rod. Parker at Sugar Church S
Carmel
last week with his cousin
Bush Camp, Bayfield Rev. Ken
• conducted
Wedding reception Carmel
A large number of Churc
relatives, friends and speak,i
neighbours attended the Fro
wedding reception in the E
Hensall Recreation
Centre on Saturday
evening in honour of
Kenneth Schroeder
Denise Bedard, who
married on Saturda
p.m. in St. B
Church, Zurich.
is the youngest
and Mrs. E
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eldest d
and Mr
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enneth
on of Mr.
Schroeder,
enise is the
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11: 30 a.m. Everyone
welcome_to the service.
Thomson retinInn
The 40th annual
Thomson reunion was
held on Sunday at the
lovely new home of Bert
and Audrey- Vor-
stenbooch ar(d family,
Mitchell, with an at-
tendance of 60. Everyone
enjoyed a smorgasbord
dinner ori the patio while
the' younger group
preferred to sit outside in
the sun and under ithe
trees.
Our many thanks go to
Audrey and Bert for an
ideal place for a picnic. A
shoft—busjness meeting
was held with the -
president, Cecil Pepper
presiding and welcoming
all present. A minute's
silence was held in
memory of the late
Samuel Thomson, who
passed away in the past
year, also to former
members gone befdre.
Letters of greetings were
read to the Thomson
cousins from Eleanor
Fischer and Hazel
Chance and from John
Thomson in Arizona.
Eleanor Thomson then
read the report of 1978
meeting as, the secretary
and her assistant Mary
and Beatrice Thomson
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Worship will be con-
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August 12 at 11:30 a.m.
when Rev. Dr. Hugh
Davidson, Listowel will
be guest minister. Sun-
day August 19 Rev. A.C.
Young of Goderich will
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