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Clinton News-Record, 1983-08-10, Page 9sail cle a le By Bertha MacGregor Sim and Mary Roobol celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary on Satur- day at the Hensall United Church. Before their marriage they were neighbors in their native Oud-Beyerland, Holland. They immigrated to Canada with their only daughter, Maja who was 10 years old in 1947. Sim worked on farms until 1954 when he found employ- ment at the Centralia air- port. He was supervisor when it closed and was transferred to Clinton air base. Nine years agohe retired as Custodian at Hen- sall Public School. Mrs. Roobol worked for four dif- ferent families. The Roobols built their home on Queen Street in 1965. The Roobols found Cana- dian informality refreshing and they learned English from Maja's school books and her friends. Their family who farm at R.R. 1 Seaforth, are daughter Maja, a nurse, her husband Don Dodds, who is as helpful as a son to them; grandchildren Lynne, 19, Paul, 16 and Joan, 14. They hosted a family dinner and reception at the Fellowship Hall of the United Church on Saturday. Thirty guests from Brampton, Bradford, Ridgetown, Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich, Woodstock, Seaforth, Atwood, Goderich and Quebec attended the din- ner. The table was decorated with flowers, candelabra, and centered with the Anniversary cake served by the UCW ladies. Mrs. Mabel Glenn was the oldest guest present at the dinner, and is a very close friend of the Roobol's. An Open House followed and the UCW served. Many friends and neighbors were present to wish the Roobol's the best wishes. Guests at- tended from Parkhill, Blyth, Clinton, Exeter, Centralia, Seaforth and Toronto. They received numerous cards, floral arrangements and gifts, including a plaque from Premier Bill Davis, a scroll from Prime Minister Trudeau and congratula- tions from MPP Jack Rid - rate dell. People report Mrs. Carl Payne is a pa- tient in Stratford General Hospital, where she is undergoing tests prior to surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Joynt, Bethlehem, New York, visited with relatives and friends last week while holidaying at Southcott Pines with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cooper left on Tuesday for Ridgetown and visited with OPP Don Mason, Mrs. Mason and family and visited with Mrs. Cooper's son Mr. and Mrs. John For- rest and family returning home on Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle, Jamie and Craig of Ayr, spent Sunday and Mon- day with the former's mother Mrs. Laird Mickle, and on Monday they spent the day in Bayfield and Grand Bend. Rev. Kenneth Knight resumed worship service at Carmel Presbyterian Church on Friday evening. Mr. Doug Klopp of Zurich presided at the organ for the LARGE EGGS service of song. Miss Mary Beth Jantz returned from a pleasant vacation to Calgary. Mrs. Anthony Van Dyke of Three Rivers, Quebec at- tended the 50th wedding an- niversary of her niece and nephew Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol and will spend several weeks visiting with them. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and Mrs. Herbert Jones of the Bluewater Rest Home called on Mr. and Mrs. Sian Roobol. Misses Carol Dalton and Lone Parker spent holidays last week with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Rev. Stanley McDonald conducted worship at Queensway Nursing Home on Tuesday accompanied by Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt at the piano. Donna and Bob Lavery, Banff called on residents at the home. Iva Hatter and Illa Dunn visited Mrs. Laramie. Mrs. Allan Schwartzentruber, Gladys and Ruth Beckler, Shirley and Darlene Steckle, Marlene and Jason Hamilton rs visited Mr. and Mrs- Pat Oesch. Philip Eisenbach visited his sister Lizzie Eisenbach. George and Joy Le Gier visited Earl Kinsman. Mrs. Mitchell visited with her son Les Mit- chell of Crediton, Mr. and Mrs. Denroch and Audrey Potbin accompanied them on a picnic to Bayfield. Frank and Janet Winters visited Mrs. Debackere. Rosemary Regan and Bob Murray took Neil Regan to visit Tom and Helen Morkin at their farm for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tobey of Fenton, Michigan spent a few days last week visiting with Miss Margaret Mousseau and also with Wilfred Mousseau who is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Miss Margaret Mousseau enjoyed a bus trip to Toronto on Sunday and attended Pro - Life Rally at Queen's Park. Baptismal service There was a large atten- dance at the United Church on Sunday morning when Baptismal service was held. Received through Baptism were Krista Jean Dayman daughter of Greg and Bren- (Campbell) Dayman, Allan Douglas Mallette, son of Charles and Pamela (Williams) Mallette and Ashley Lynn Nixon daughter of Kevin and Shirley (Rooseboom) Nixon_ Christine Trerneer of Seaforth, was guest soloist and the ushers were David Rowcliffe and John McAllister. Steve Corbett greeted the Congregation. At the close of the service a special Blessing and prayer was given on Mary and Sim Roobol on the 50th Wedding Anniversary. The flowers in the church were placed in honor of their anniversary, as well as in honor of the marriage of Grant Love to Lauren Webb, and of Douglas Kyle and Sharon Jacobi both married on Saturday. Next Sunday Peter Snell of Exeter will be the guest speaker and Shirley Luther and Nan Britton will bring the special music for the ser- vice. LEMONADE FRESH CANADA 'A"GRADE ALL WHITE SEALTEST READY TO SERVE 1 LITRE CARTONS FOR SPECIAL DOZ. Crest Crest Crest CREST TOOTHPASTE REGULAR OR MINT 150 mL TUBE 69 APPLE JUICE APPLE JUICE VITAMIN C AD(tl SPECIAL MARTINS RECONSTITUTED 48 OZ. TIN SPECIAL >m M M CRUSH DRINKS WIENER ROLLS CRUSH ORANGE, CR. SODA. SUGAR FREE ORANGE. HIRES ROOT BEER OR SUGAR FREE ROOT BEER. PURE SPRING GINGER ALE OR SUGAR FREE GINGER ALE 750 mL FOR PLUS 30C DEP. PER BO.wr BOTTLE ihamburg buns .to 'r Y OR HAMBURG ROLLS WESTONS PKG. 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NO. 4 AND N.;A 83 EXETER MON., TUES., WED. - 0 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FRI. - *T 9 P.M. SAT. - 6:30 TO 6 P.M. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1983 -PAGE 9 The Clinton swim team hosted a swim meet last weekend and woatop honors. The results were as follows: Clinton 523 pts, Goderich 316 pts, Kirkton 251 pts and Mitchell 168 pts. ( Rod Hilts photo) Kippen folk attend wedding By Margaret Hoggarth Congratulations are ex- tended to Bill MacGregor and Rosemary Cody on their marriage in Ottawa on July 30th. Attending the wedding from this area were Ronald and Mildred MacGregor, Nancy, Paul and Scott MacGregor. Also, attending from the Seaforth-Walton area were Mary Ann Heynesbergen, Bruce and Jean MacGregor, Wayne Nigh, Dave Reid, Ed Mc- Clure, Ray and Linda McNichol, Margaret Shor- treed, and Janet Rae. Relatives from Sarnia and Toronto were guests as well. Following the rehearsal on Friday evening, grand- parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Keyuk, entertained the bridal party and out of town guests in their home at Aylmer, Quebec. A dinner and reception were held in the R.A. Centre, Riverside Drive. After their honey- moon trip the couple will reside on a farm at R.R. 2 Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregor are visiting with their daughter Mary Jane at Lac la Biche, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Grant MacLean and Mr. and Mrs. Ken' MacLean attended the funeral in Goderich of their brother-in-law, Wilson Broadfoot. Rena Caldwell has return- ed home from a week's visit with Mrs. Sterling Graham at her cottage on Lake Huron. Mr. and Mrs. John Ander- son have returned from a visit to Northern Saskat- chewan. Kippen Gun Club met on July 26 with 16 shooters. Scores are as follows: 25 - Bruce Anderson; 24 - John Anderson, Al Kyle, Bob Baker, Harriston Schock; 23 - Paul Ritchie, Wayne McBride, Grant McGregor; 22 - Bob Caldwell, Gladys McGregor, Bob Stire; 21 - Bill Smith, Lloyd Venner; 20 - Dan Crerar;. 19 - Harold Smith; 17 -Jack Aikenhead. A bridal shower was held at the home of Rose Rader in Dashwood for Liz Gibson, fiancee of Robert McGregor of Kippen. Robert's aunts and a cousin of the Baker family were present; also Cathy Taylor, Carole Luther and Joanne Bengough. Margaret and Joe Lostell, Phyllis and Harold, Jim and Mary Jane Parsons, at- tended the Tinney Family picnic at Kirkton. Congratulations to Dennis McBride and Mary Ellen Ducharrne on their marriage in Zurich on July 30th. Jean Stewart has returned home from hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. A number of Kippen Gun club members attended a weekend meet at St. Thomas. Those present were Wilma and Shortie Caldwell, Bob and Eudora Caldwell, Jamie and Barb Caldwell, Grant and Gladys McGregor, John and Janice Baker, Al and Val Kyle, and Dan and Linda Crerar. Linda Vanneste, daughter of Marcel and Simonne Vanneste, is home from Toronto. She will be leaving shortly for a two week visit to Calgary, Alberta. Congratuations to Grant and Helen MacLean on their 25th wedding anniversary on August 9th. 'You can't get into swimming if you can't get into your swimsuit. 0 PaRT/C/PaL rlon�� • likt‘ 1 WE'RE CLOSING OUR DOORS THIS SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 ALL SEASONAL CLOTHING MUST BE CLEARED! DRESSES BLOUSES '90. now to '32. nosily to 1 0 Ori ina �sz. new • MANY MORE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUYS! town 1 VAlickg -talk le 8 HURON ST., CLINTON OPEN .'TILL SAT„ AVOW 13 ONLY NO' -CREW CARDS