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Dora. Shobbrook, editor
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News of your neighbors
Mr, and Mrs. ,Oscar
Stager of Ancaster and
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor dog of
Simcoe were recent
guests of Mrs. Jim Scott.
Tuesday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Newby were Mrs.Pearl
McGilvary of Chesley
and granddaughters
Dianne and Suzanne
Newby of New Hamburg.
Mrs. Ross Millson,
Patricia, Sarah, -Darren -
and John of Woodstock
spent a couple of days
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook.
Patricia returned home
after spending the week
with her cousin, Dorie
Garrow in Clinton.
Bob and Vi Burns at-
tended the candlelight
wedding at the Kin-
cardine Baptist Church
on August 28 for his niece
Susan McDonald. Susan,
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert McDonald
married David McKay,
all of Kincardine,
Mr. Keith Vivian was
admitted to Clinton
hospital on August 26.
Mrs. Wilfred Glazier;
was admitted to Clinto'n I
hospital on Thursday for I
surgery on Friday.
Bradley Shobbrook of
Wingharn -
days with his uncle Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Shob-
brook and Darell and
Diana.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Allen spent the past week
touring in northern
Ontario and went to
Manitoulin Island by
ferry.
Visiting on Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Orville:
Newby were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wheatley of
London and on Saturday
Bob Iwal and his sister
Marjorie Ovans from
London visited.
A weekend visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Shaddick was Mrs.
Shaddick's sister, Mrs.
Irene Ferguson of Londokt
-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson spent a couple
of days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. John
Lawrie, Robbie and
Jennifer from Kitchener.
Services. at the Lon-
desboro United Chruch
will resume on Sep-
tember 7 at 10 am.
Mr. Ron Neil and Doug
of London visited on the
weekend with Mrs. Laura
Lyon.
Anniversary celebrated
On August 28, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Longman
and Mr. and Mrs. John
Burleigh treated their
sister Bernice Norris and
her husband Bob to
supper and a family
gathering in the evening
at the Longman's home.
Attending the evening
were Susan, Jeff and
Robert and Mrs. Sam
Norris of Staffa, Mr. and
Comings
By Mary !Werner
Hugh and Yenny
Dirnaline and their
Dave, Brenda
and Julie Hope of
Hamilton, Kathy
J Dirnaline of Toronto, Don
(Small) • and David
DirrialiPe held a farewell
party on Sat.'evening,
and gii
Aug.. 23rd Ar their $Qh
and brother Peter
Dimaline, who is leaving
for Nova Scotia to join the
Canadian Armed Forces
in September.
Friends present in,
eluded Diane de Weerd,
John Morgan, Andy
(Panda) Uvl, Mark
CLINTONNEWS-RECORD, iTIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 I Z9
s in the Constarte
(1V,Iork) Kuiper, Ray
(Stinky) Drost, Ralph
(Slarff) Kuiper, Tun
(Jake) de Weerd, Keri
(Slim) de Weerd,
Clarence Dekons, Nick
• (Slick) Reykoop, all of
Clinton; Danny Jewitt of
RR 1, Londesboro; Tim
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with their guitars and a
singsong. A corn roast
and barbecue was en-
joyed by all.
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Mrs. Jim Skimmer and
Rob Heckman of Mit-
chell, Mr. and Mrs. John
Burleigh and Joan of
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Warrens and
Debbie Dolmage of
Seaforth, Carl
McClelland of Brussels,
Ross McNichol of Hensall
and Mrs. Evelyn
Querengesser of
Seaforth.
It was Fun Day fro, Huronview residents on Tuesday and Wedesday this week
when the senior citizens enjoyed bingo, games of chance, a special chicken
dinner and the dunking machine. The ladies from the Clinton ,Christian
Reformed Church helped with the two-day event. (Shelley McPhee photo)
Orioles win, men lose in ball action
In the squirt leagt the The midget boys are
play-off action has een involved in a series with
narrowed down to two, Goderich Township and
teain the—Orioles—a-re-presently---down-ene-
nipped the Pirates to take game. Meanwhile, the
the series in three games.
The Expos also took three
to eliminate the Mets.
The Orioles and Mets
-will meet in a best of
three final games to
determine a winner of the
championship.
The ,Hullett midget
girls finished their season
when they lost to Varna in
the third game of their
series. Congratulations
go to the coach Robert
Shaddick and to the
members of the team for
a fine season.
pee wee boys are set to
meet the Colborne
Township team, but a
game date has not been
set yet.
The men's slo-pitch
team entered a tour-
nament in Auburn over
'the Labor Day weekend.
They lost their first game
on Saturday afternoon to
Carlow but won their
second game of the day
when they - defeated' the
Harbor Park team from
Goderich. On Sunday the
men met another team
from
1863
Gode ich, the Local
cause,
in a lo
ing
The Moms and Dad
- ha cl-a nothergood night -0
ball as Boward Cart-
wright led his team to
victory over the op-
position provided by his
wife Marjorie and her -
team mates. It was
decided to have one more
match on Friday night
with the game to start a
little earlier, at 8 pm.
Following this, there will
be a barbecue and
everyone is asked to
bring their own meat. All
participants are invited
and even if you haven't
played with the Moms
and Dads before, there's
still to enjoy
more game and a din
afterwards.
WI meeting
The Women's Xnstitute
(WI) public relations
meeting will be held on
September 10 at 9 pm in
the community hall.
For the roll call,
members will give a
suggestion to promote the
WI in the community.
Lucille Forsythe will be
the guest speaker and a
bake sale will be held.
The Walton WI group,
along with the Sum-
merhill and Walkerburn
clubs will be guests
time
ne
er
NOTICE
Ratepayers of The
Town of Clinton are
reminded that the
third instalment, of
1980 Taxes is due
and payable by
September 15, 1980.
C. Proctor
Clerk
Town of Clinton
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