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Clinton News-Record, 1984-08-08, Page 90, By& ha cthegoy IMNSALL' Mr. rind Mrs. Jeff Rae') and..family of coronation, Alberta Iaolidayii g:'with their pa, €nt,s Mr. and Mrs. Bob Raebburat and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slade . Mrs. an Britton returned from a six . weeks visit with heron and family in Win- nlipeg ancl.also with:ber sisters in Calgary. • Mr and Mrs. Robert Keys, Grand Bend and Mrs. Elsie Keys, Goderich, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and Mr. and Mrs: Edgar Cudmore. ' • Mrs. Joanne Niewenhuizen, Strathroy; Mr. and Mrs. Anton Spence formerly of Oud- Beyerland now of Reeuwyk, Hollan sited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol. We have finally moved into the new wing on the nursing floor of our addition. There is still some work to be done throughout the building but it certainly is a good feeling to be this far. We are very pleased to welcome new residents to Queensway. They are Lily Waghorn formerly of Kippen, Ida Jackson from Hensall, Cecil Jones from Exeter, Grace Dinney from Exeter and Asa Peeves from Hensall. We are happy to have them make their home with us. Our Tuesday Church service was con- ducted by Mrs. Shirley Luther. On Wednes- day, various games were played by the residents. The highlight of Thursday was a movie "On One of the Royal Tours of Canada" and was viewed by the residents. ca 3eautiful sounds of »auric were in the air • on • l .day afternoon as residents got l • to ether for a sing -song. oughout the week, the beautiful weather Was o'ed by the residents who were gut for waits Mrs, .Gary Merritt is spending a week in Tim and will return to her Wale in Poway; California from there. She hashed a pleasant visit around the area and with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Carl Payne. Residents of Northcrest Home welcome Mrs.N;an Britton back after a six-week visit with her son .and sisters in Winnipeg and Calgary. Mabel Shirray attended the Blyth Festival on Thursday. Rose Pyke celebrated her birthday last week and was visited by members of her family. Mr. and Mra, O'Connor are spending a holiday in the North for two weeks. Olga Chipchase was bowling at Fairmount Greens, London on Saturday. Ernie Chipchase and Bill Roger- son were very successful bowling at Strat- ford on Saturday. Mrs. Florence Hendrick of Exeter was a recent visitor with Mrs. Mabel Shirray. Ida Dickert and Mrs. Pearl McKnight displayed their crafts at the Freidsburg Day in Dashwood on Saturday. Rose Pyke spent a week visiting with her niece in Byron, Michigan. Several friends from Hensall attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary in Brucefield Centennial School in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Rochus Faber on Saturday. • There was a good attendance • at the United Church on Sunday when the LAY -A -WAY DEPT. 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BOX 309 STRA 1'WOR®, ONTARIO NSA 6T3 All performances are helo at City Hall Auditorium unless otherwise specified. SUPER SPECIAL SAVE 1,20 Every Saturday morning the Clinton Optimist Club are organizing TTBatl for youths between five and eight years -old. Pictured are some of'the youths in -action. (Optimist photo) Presbyterian congregation along with visitors joined with the United Church for worship. Donald Stebbins greeted the con- gregation and Tim and Mark Brock were the ushers. Ken Scott and his daughter Christie brought special music to the wor- ship which was appreciated by the con- gregation. Mr. McDonald spoke on the sub- ject of "the one rainbow through our clouds". All of us face clouds of sorrow, discouragement and stress, but the rainbow is a symbol of God's Covenant with man. He said, God's rainbow of hope shines brightest against the dark clouds of Calvary, Christ's is God's rainbow and God's victory at Calvary is the assurance that through any storm there is shining in all ,the color of the rainbow his faithfulness, his mercy and presence. Next Sunday will be baptismal Sunday and Carol Woodward of Exeter will be the guest soloist. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott and family, and Mrs. Jean Scott of Londesborough were din- ner visitors at the Manse, with Mr. McDonald, on Sunday following the church service. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and Sally of Mitchell visited on Sunday with Mrs. Chaffe's mother Mrs. Jack Corbett and Mr. and Mrs. Al. Corbett and family. c ,AIN .9i 11 .. NEWS- ORD, "w, 01D4'wt it♦ , *MUST 14 t '^riAGE'9 I�w....ers, are a spectacular sigh . ' Of►e8Aa11 .. and vender com . lIon. V RNA - A sower for Dianne Consitt was O We've been a g some "beautiful • the held on Ally at Phil and Sharon W'hite's ower tars this stormier. Floyd McMh' s cottage in donor of her forthcoming mar- sidewalk 'border of dwarf snap gone and triage on September 8. A pleasant afternoon - lobelia has been .exceptionally colorful. His was enjoyed playing games. Coreen tall vttrea Want is a spectacular sight, too. Caldwell, Planne's aunt, read the address The lame bed of. mauve and purple at Mrs, and her WWII) Ruthann White assisted her Elmer Turner's on 'the Parr Line is mostly in opening the lovely and useful gifts. larkspur which had seeded itself, and sur - A al3>raie thanked everyone for the gifts and vived twp cultivations of the garden. Bob luncheon was served by Cheryl Dowson, and June Webster, as usual, have lovely •Judy Deowson and Julie Consitt. flowerbeds in front of their house. Jerry Reid's streak of luck slowed down A onlunity choir is being organized for last week, after winninK $300 two weeks in a row at the Lion's Friday night bingo in t Bayfield. w 11 A good number of Varna and Goshen ••28 women attended the bridal shower for Wen- by dy Mustard held at Brucefield church on Monday evening, July 30, Ruby Triebner welcomed the guests and conducted a con- test. Bernice Reid gave a reading outlining what Jerry expects in a wife, and Shirley Taylor sang,, accompanying herself on the guitar. Wendy was presented with many beautiful gifts. On Sunday, Dave and Bonnie Roy hosted the third annual pig roast party for Blyth Theatre people and their friends, Bonnie's suppliers and family members. Eighty-five people whose homes are from British Col- umbia to New Brunswick feasted on a 175- ball results pound pig, corn on the cob, salads and rolls. Musical entertainment with accordion, guitars; fiddle and mouth organ was provid- ed by production members. It was confirmed at the Zurich Fair what Joyce and Bill. Dowson have known all along — their grandson Michael Groot is the best baby around. He came first in the four mon- church service at the official opening of Stanley Township complex. Practises be held at the complex on August 22 and t 8 p.m. The Country and Western gospel book is being used, so bring one along if you have it. You may contact Anna Keys at 262-5360 for further details. Bruce and Anna Keys and Ruby Hill at- tended the wedding of their cousin Pat Buf- fett in Flint, Mich. on the weekend, then spent a day in Frankenmuth. The Varna Singers are taking part in the church service at Middleton's Pond this coming Sunday. Belgrave pee wee JUNE - Winthrop 7, Belgrave 4; Wingham rJ, Belgrave 10; Bluevale 6, Belgrave 16; Brussels 5, Belgrave 27; Blyth 19, Belgrave 23; Bluevale 5, Belgrave 17; Atwood 7, Belgrave 15; Walton 2, Belgrave 4; Wingham 5, Belgrave 8; Atwood 2, Belgrave 11, up to July 31. SU# SPECIAL' SAVE 41 Ib. 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