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Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-17, Page 7c 'OA People of all ages enjoyed the Women's Institute District Picnic held at the Clinton Con- servation Park July S. Marjorie McDougall of Auburn sets a picnic table for Anita Gross, also of Auburn and Angie McDougall from Sudbury. ( James Friel photo) i Bible School for youngsters Sixty-five children attended the Knox Youngblut in grade one and Scott Arthur, United Vacation Bible School. The leader Kurt Marchl, Shelley Dobie, Marty was Shirley Andrews, pianist was Lori Lawrence, Melissa Hanna, Ryan Charnney, Millian and Tammie Shuttleworth was in Michael Bakker, April Gross and Jon Col - charge of sports. Refreshments and cookies lins in grade two. were supplied by U.C.W. Grade three teachers - Vicki Hanna, Jean - Those in charge of nursery were Anita nette Blok had Darryl Fielder, Karin Gross, Christine Shuttleworth, Allison Millian, Susan Clarke, Mark Stoll and Marc Clarke, Amanda Hanna, Aaron Shuttlewor- Bricker in their class. th, Shane McDougall, Joel Arthur and Anjie Children in the Grade five class taught by McDougall (helper). Marie Webster were: Jodi Webster, Susan Children attending the nursery were:. Dobie, Kerry Bakker, Michael Schneider, Pamela Schneider, Christine Lapp, Graham Ruth Anne Bakker and Shane Webster. Worsell, Robbie Fielder, Catherine Powell, Joyce Dickson taught grade six and seven Jennifer Powell, Courtney Rutledge, Bricker, Crystal Middelkamp, Karen Pauline Blok, Jeremy Verway, 'Sheila Baker, Shannon Millian, Nicole Mid - Dickson, Paul Korstanji and David Haggitt. delkamp, Leslie Stoll, Anjie McCabe, Kindergarten teachers Angela Millian Stewart Bakker and Donna Lynn Arm- and Lana Lawrence supervised Sheryl strong. and Donna Lynn Armstrong. Ramsay, Scott Perry, Tracy Millian, Gregory Blok, Danny Chamney, Tammie Middelkamp, Sandy Verway, Jenni Stoll and Rachel Arthur. Teachers Angela Schneider and Lori Millian taught Bradley Ramsay, John Arm- strong, Nathan Durnin, Cheryl Lapp, Shan- non Perry, Jeff Clarke and Steven A closing program was held Friday night. Our theme was "What Would Jesus Do". Songs and a skit was performed by in- dividual classes with Angela Schneider as our hostess. Refreshments and cookies were served while parents viewed' the crafts and the work of the students. Auburn people. report By Mildred Lawlor Robert and Catherine, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Etta Popp of Sarnia and May Fuliviki of Vanderburg, Kristen and Steven of Guelph. S katchewan spent a few days Mrs. Norman McDowell is a patient in with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durnin following the Durnin picnic which was held last Sun- day at McKay Centre in Goderich. Bonnie Armour spent the weekend with herr parents Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Jardin. Stephanie Durnin of Port Albert and Vicki Durnin of Kitchener spent a few days with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durnin. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall (nee Marjorie Arthur) of Wingham called on friends in the village. Mrs. Pat O'Malley of Kingsville, the former Grace Redmond of Westfield visited with Ellen 'Johnston and Laura Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Robert• Warren of Calgary visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert • Arthur. MMrrs. Warren was the former Betty Youngblut, daughter of the late Len Youngblut. Mrs. Don Oldrieslififrand Mrs Charles Jeffries • of Churchill, Ontario, visited with Ellen Johnston and Laura Phillips recently. Mrs. Jim Lawlor and daughters Andrea and Alexandra visited with her mother of Lindsay and other members of her family. Robert Renon spent a week with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs: TonyVanderburg and family of Guelph. Th nual Cook picnic was held at the Clinton Conservation Park. Those who' at- tended from this area were, Mr. and Mrs. HaroldBaechler, Linda Renon., Tracy, Saskatoon, as catiroll q idthztpasssis By Betty MeCau WAL,TON -'Susan Carter has received word she passed• her preliminary piano theory with 92 percent. She wroteit in 81yth inMa. Mr. and Mrs. George Cole of Ancaster spent'the weekend with .their daughter, Bon- nie Lamble at. the United Church Manse. Jeff MCGavin has returned from the Olympic Sports Camp near Huntsville. He attended the Ontario 4-H Leadership Camp for one week. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Elston and family aid Mrs. Margery • Ritchie spent a recent weekend with Gordon and Bernice Lyddiatt at Silver Birches resort, Minden. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelemans spent the weekend horseback riding on the Bruce Trail. 'i Among those attending the McDonald - Machan wedding and reception Saturday were Phillip and Dianne Blake, Kitchener; Steven Huether and Dan Arts, Toronto; Pam Hackwell and George Paul, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kreuter, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs. George Tervitt, Wingham and Neil McDonald, Vancouver. Also present were the grandmothers, Lillian Newman, Wingham and Edna McDonald, Huronview, Clinton. Reg Skinner, Hamilton has • been on holidays with Gerry and Anne Ryan. Isabelle Shortreed and Leona Conley, Brussels returned home Saturday night from a 15 day tour of the western provinces and Vancouver Island, touring Victoria for a day then taking in the Calgary Stampede prior to returning to Toronto. Mr.<, and Mrs. Murray McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pryce were holidaying recently around the French River District. Karen Warwick, Michael and Kendra of Olds, Alberta are spending their holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wingham hospital. Mrs. Ernest Durnin is a' patient in University Hospital, London. They are both wished a speedy recovery., Mr; and Mrs. Art Haverkamp of Woodstock visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor. Mr. and Mrs. William Seers returned from their trip to Greece on Monday: WMS The Presbyterian W.M.S. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Daer. Mrs. Frances Clark presided over the meeting. The devotional period was conducted by Lillian Letherland who read about the foolish man, the second of the two builders. The study was conducted by Viola Raithby who spoke on the topic "Street Kids". The August meeting, will be on August 20th at the home of Hazel Craig. Blyth complaints.... • from page 6 proval for a liquor licence and the 1 a.m. closing. Council also agreed to send a letter of explanation to the arena board. Plans were also made for a joint meeting on Monday, August 12, between council, the arena board and representatives,• from various organizations in the village. Councillor Wasson suggested that at the joint meeting, "They can demonstrate to us if they're sincere in straightening this up." GERRY PRANCE. CENTENNIAL Home`` Renovations Ltd. CI !STOM MADE WINDOW & SIDING SPECIALISTS AT THE SUNCOAST MALL JULY 17, 18, 19, 20, 1985 SUMMER ROOMS CHRIS MU LDOON Relax in your custom made summer room. Use It as a sun room In summer or a mud room in winter. Ideal for vestibule or patio enclosures. Constructed of aluminum with storm windows. Sliding doors and bay windows available. CENTENNIAL -tome Renovations Ltd. TOLL FREE 1-000-265-1913 ,' McDonald. • . Viola Kirkby has spent seveal days at her cottage at.Font Clark. Mr. anii.Mrs. Lawrenee Eyan andMr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid attended the 25th Anniver- sary party Saturday evening for Jack and Audrey McElwain in Seaforthi. Mr.. and Mrs. Ijen Shortreed and family are"taking their holidays at their trailer in the Four Seasons Resort, Auburn. Isabelle Shortreed was their Sunday supper guest., Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Ernst (nee Faith Hackwell, Buffalo, N.Y.) visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson have return- ed from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. David Watson at Calgary, Alta. Shannon Craig had a tonsillectomy Mon- 1G� day %horning Sea`x� l�.. o1fNws Gre ters at 0 . s. Sunday Q S � vice were I Qy qn., Un a Ghitgericll dtlile organist was Marion Godidiil. "fishers were Graeme Craig, Brian Mcaavin and Roy Williamson. Bonnie La able spoke to the children on parents' love and her sermon was "God's Children.,' The 'Vacation Bible School is going on every morning this week for all denomina- tions. It is being held in the basement of the church. • The Walton 1 unit will Serve supper Fri- day evening prior to the Blyth Festival. General UCW suppers are scheduled for August 9, 23 and September 16. .. Next Sunday's Worship is at 10 a.m. Safety Seekers set picnic date AUBURN - Meeting 4 of the 4-H Safety Seekers was held on June 26 at the Auburn Library. The picnic date was set for July 22 and in case of rain that day, for July 26. The topic for the evening was water safe- ty. Members discussed boating did how to have a safe time while boating. They also talked about thin ice, hypothermia and resuscitation. Meeting 5 was held on June 26. For business members discussed the picnic. The topic was fire 'safety. They looked at the main elements of fire and discussed fire ex- tinguishers. They studied the different ones that were available and how to use them properly. What to do if a fire broke out and the importance of having a safety route in your home was stressed.. Heating the home with wood and the hazards involved was also discussed: The home activity was to draw a floor plan of houses showing the escape routes. Meeting 6 of the Safety Seekers was held on June 26. The topic for the meeting was First Aid. The leader explained that for part of the project members would have to make a First Aid Kit. They looked at the different types of bandages and how to control bleeding. Next they discussed sunburn, heat stroke and artificial resuscitation. Last of all they did the "Identifying the Treatments" quiz. At the last meeting of the club the leader reminded members what they needed to complete the project. She then explained the picnic and all that was planned for it. The topic for the night was family, com- munity and you. Members studied reflex reaction and then did a test on individual reflex reaction. Then they looked at per- sonal protection equipment, stress, the human factors of safety and your com- munity.—Press Reporter, Dave Van Beers. 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