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Clinton News-Record, 1983-06-08, Page 25If you are between the a; as of fD to 44, come ®nd loin the Clinton 1. SWIM TAM & compete ���®' ainst Sikh te' trees OS �e. Exeter, St. Marys etc. Registration on June 11, 1983 10 a.m. - 1 peen. at the Clinton Pool. Fee $2. 00. Cl ',.. enys rtha MacGregor Father and Son banquet for Beavers, Cubs and Scouts was held on Monday at the United Church, hosted by the U.C.W. Following the supper, the Swim -Up ceremonies were held. The Beavers swimming up to Cubs were Derek Campbell, Mark Deitz, Brian Gardner, Scott Gould, Jeremy Neilands, and Shawn Wurm. The Cubs who became Scouts were Jason Clarke, Derryl Lawrence, and John Rooseboom. Benmiller Camporee was held June 3,4,5 at the Ben - tallier Conservation Park. The Hensall Cub Pack won 1st prize award in the A2 division of the Effort Games with 100 percent. The Hen- sall Scouts won first in the First -Aid and first in the Portaging events. Also at the closing ceremonies the Scouts won the trophy for the Best Overall Scouts. Congratula- tions go to the leaders of the Scouts who are Tom Bailey, Les Gardner and Larry Moir. Leaders of the Cubs are Ken Clarke, Kay Gard- ner and Tammy Preszcator. Special thanks to the cooks and helpers who were Glen Harburn, Darrell Preszcator, Debbie Lawrence, and Marg Clarke. Also to Butch Hoffman for his help with his trick and to all the parents who transported the boys up and back and who stood behind us throughout the year. Children's Day Creativity and imagina- tion was used preparing the Sanctuary and presenting the theme for Children's Day at the United Church on Sun- day morning. The theme "Children Are Special" was brought out through scenes in the church in the Home; at play and at school and in the centre was the church with a white cross depicting Christ's presence with the children wherever they are. The large banner decorated the front of the church along with the child character's done in pastels. Donald Wareing and Bill Stebbins read the scriptures and the choir sang a very rousing anthem. raicstetter, Sun- day Church School'" Superintendent presented awards for perfect atten- dance. Those receiving them were first year Cathy Cor- ' bett; Jonathan Corbett, Karri Consitt, Jamie Camp- " -bell, Julie Rooseboom, David Stephens and Jennifer Selwood. Second year; Kari - Lynn Taylor, Jennefer McGee, Lisa Campbell, Mary Jane Parsons, Katie Rathwell. Third year to Ryan Kyle, Richelle Elder, Leann Consitt, Terry -Lynn Elder, Jamie Brock, Kim Scotchmer, Ryan Stuart, Kaeri-Sue Kyle, Carrie Stuart and John Rooseboorn. Fourth Year to Jaime McGee, Jodie McGee, Derick McGee, Jodie Sararas, Mark Brock, Gor- don Hamilton, Tim Brock, Dianne Hamilton. Fifth Year to Thomas; Scotchmer, Shawn Wurm. Sixth Year to Lynda Shirray. Seventh Year to Robert Gackstetter, Joelle Beaver, Wayne Scot- chmer, Parn Gackstetter and Dianne Stebbins. Eighth Year to Bill Stebbins. Tenth Year to Tim Mann and Rod Parker, Eleventh Year to Donald Wareing. Those having never miss- ed one Sunday of Sunday School during the year were Jonathon Corbett, Kerrie Consitt, Julie Rooseboom, Jennefer McGee, Lisa Campbell, Leanne Consitt, Jairne McGee, Jodie McGee. Derick McGee and Donald Wareing. During the Promotional Service Harry Stuart the new Sunday. School Superintendent presented the Certificates to the Students. Promoted from Nursery to Kindergarten were Katie Rathwell, Anita Phillips, Kari -Lynn Taylor, Jennefer McGee, Jamie Campbell, Lisa Campbell, Cara Gardiner, Rrent Kyle. Promoted from Kindergarten Department to Primary Department were Terry -Lynn Elder, ,Jaime McGee, Jamie Brock, Kimberly Scotchmer, Tara Pepper, Jodie McGee, Cathy Corbett, Ann Packham, Jason Fields. From Primary to Junior Department were Karrie- Sue Kyle, Jonathan Corbett, Angela Gould, Derick McGee, David Stevens. From Junior to Intermediate Department were Joelle Beaver, Gordon Hamilton, Tracy Campbell, Lynda Shirray, Karen Mc('ullough, Paula Bozzato, John Rooseboom and Leigh Rose y was filled mitCre From Intermediate to Senior Department was Rob Taylor. Kay Mock greeted the con- gregation and Tian Mann, Rod Parker, Mary Jane Par- sons and Dianne Hamilton were the ushers. Appreciation was express- ed to the teachers of the Sun- day School. They include: Nursery Department, Beth McGee and Jayne Consitt; Kindergarten Department, Starr Jesney and Dana t3oz- zato; Primary Department, Leslie Bailey, Heather For- rest and Kathy 'Popp, Junior Department, Jean Wareing, Joyce Pepper and Helen Tin- ny; Intermediate Depart- ment, Phyllis Parsons, Joanne Fields; Senior Department is Sharon W urm. The flowers at the front of the church were place in memory of Jean Johnson by the family. This Sunday will be Senior Citizens Sunday when all the Senior Citizens are invited to attend and following the ser- vice are invited to a recep- tion in the Fellowship Hall put on by the Students of the Sunday Church School. Following the Service the congregation sang Happy Birthday to Mr. McDonald. The Communications and Outreach committee met to make plans for the Hensall Fair Float from the church. They also made initial plans for the showing of the film "The Cross and The Swit- chblade" starring Erick Estrada and Pat Boone, in November. They also made special plans for Missionary Outreach Education for the coming year. Explorers Meet On May 30 the Hensall Ex- olorers held their 3rd Annual Family Banquet. Shirley McAllister welcomed everyone and the evening began with a toast to the Queen by Dorothy Brintnell. After dinner toasts were given by the Explorers and their parents. The Star ceremony was conducted by Cathy Mann and Dorothy Brintnell presented the first year Explorers Stars; Marg Cole presented the 2nd year Stars and Shirley McAllister 3rd year Stars and gradua- tion Certificates and E pins. The girls who graduated were Pam Gackstetter, Sherri Maxwell, Janet Mowat, Lori Harburn, Christine Rose, Debbie Lawrence, Dianne Stebbins. Following the Star ceremony, the Explorers sang three songs they had learned from Betty Beer on their camp -out. The Messengers held their potluck dinner in the Fellowship Hall on Wednes- day evening with 50 in atten- dance. There were 21 Messengers and four graduates - Janet Thuss, Trecia Regier, Angela Gould, Johnathon Corbett. Leaders are Evelyn Elder, Cindy Taylor, Leslie Bailey, Bonnie Gould, Cathy Mann and Chief Explorer Debbie Lawrence was on hand to greet the graduates into Ex- plorers. The group range in age 4, 6, 7 and 8. They visited Queensway Nursing Home and sang songs at Christmas and also in May. They banded together with the Explorers and purchased a "walker" and donated it to the Huron Hope Nursery for the Men- tally Handicapped. People Report Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett and Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams of Exeter motored to Detroit on Saturday and visited with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman. Mrs. Laird Mickle return- ed Sunday evening after spending a weekend with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET E1 ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET (�/agwl ATA 711/Wel 6 822 MWn £1001, Ert.MN, OM.,w NOM ISO IT'S WARM In the South Save up to 50% on late bookings CaII Chris for details "A great Father's day gift" (Call 235-2000 or TOLL FREE 1-800-265-7022 ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET E ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET Et ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET' ET The family of JOHN and CLETA McGREGOR Cordially invite relatives, friends and neighbours to an OPEN RECEPTION In honour of their 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY on Fri., Juno 17, 1983 at 9:00 pm at Goderlch Twp. Hall, Holmesvlile. Music - The Country Companions. Best wishes only, please. Happy 25th Anniversary Bill and Bett Love: Robert and Dianne and Mrs. Brian Collins and family in Waterloo and a week with her son Charles in Hamilton and on returning home spent Sunday with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacMillan and family in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keys of Grand Bend. Sunday afternoon was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Corbett when tivity an 1 Miss Sheila Riley and Mrs. Steven Corbett were hostesses ffor a miscellaneous bridal shower in honor of Miss Donna Bickel], bride -elect of June. Mrs. Jack Corbett gave a humorous reading and Miss Sally Chaffe entertained with step -dancing. Mrs. Steven Corbett read an ad- dress to the guest of honor and Misses Sally Chaffe and Catharine Corbett presented the bride -elect with gifts Clinton Swim Team BAYFIELD LIONESS CONCERT SERIES '83, '84 AT Bayfield Community Centre TAPESTRY SINGERS OCT. 18, '83 ENTRACTE MARK WIDNER FEB. 7, '84 MAR. 27, '84 SEASON'S TICKETS $16.00 Call Bayfield 565-2693 - 565-2756 TRIO CAECILIA NOV. 22, '83 Stevens DISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country Gold & Rock 'n' Roll CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1983 ----PAGE 23 Donna thanked each and all. R.ev. Knight conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sun- day. Mrs. Dorothy Taylor presided at the organ. Rev. Henderson of Exeter will be in charge of the service this tk Sunday, June 12. Commu- mon will be held on June 19 at 9 a.m. The Annual Birthday par- ty of Carmel W .M -S. will be held on June 13 at 8 p.m. Carol Erb will be the guest s.. -esker. t H A number of the members of the IOOF and Amber Rebekah Lodges attended the 50th Anniversary of the Morning Star Rebekah Lodge in Brussels on Satur- day evening. The [Jensen Three Links nsall Seniors will meet on June 14 at 8 p.m. at the local hall. Hensall Bantam girls played Exeter B Wednesday evening, June 1, defeating them 14-6. Next game against Thames Rd_ 2 in Hensall at 9 p.m.. June 8. JUNE 9 AND EVERY THURSDAY IS OUR THURSDAY FISH FRY SERVING TIME 5PM - 9PM featuring FRESH LAKE HURON PERCH Have it done your way - either DEEP FRIED IN BEER BATTER or PAN FRIED IN CLARIFIED BUTTER & PARSLEY served with old- fashioned french fries, tangy cola slaw, and fresh french stick bread. ALL FOR Call us for your special occasion! 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