Clinton News-Record, 1986-06-04, Page 13•
Blyth Public School's Mike Cronyn gives his all in helping to clean a truck as part of the
school's car wash and yard sale on May 31. The money raised will go towards sending the
Grade 8 students to Ottawa. (David Emslie photo)
Communion celebrated
By Blanche Deeves
HOLMESVILLE - Worship Service was
held Sunday morning at Holmesville United
Church with the Senior Choir leading in the
Ministry of music. Rev. J. Bechtel was in
charge of the service.
On June 8 the Sunday School Anniversary
will be held with the Rovers of Clinton talk -
in their trip to New Zealand
Seniors Meet
The Enterprising Seniors met at the Com-
munity Centre in Holmesville last Wednes-
day afternoon. Bert McCreath was in
charge and 'Charlotte Norman read the
minutes of the last meeting.
Several of the seniors went for a walk in
Everett McIlivain's bush where they found a
cut path made for them to walk. Everyone
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Pitchiiig
c c under skies
cancelled due to weatg
played after scheduled games.
The Walton ladies team defeated
Brodhagen, but lost to Cromarty in their
game of May 29.
Pee Wee boys lost to Belgrave then won
theirevanextle. two games with Listowel and
Blu
The Mite boys of Walton have lost both
theirWinthrop. games, playing against Clinton and
The Walton Squirt Boys have played two
By, Betty McCall
WALTON - A very successful pitching
clinic was held on May 31 at the Walton Ball
Park under warm sunny slues.
Doug Neil, from Wungham, was the in-
structor. Mite and Squirt players attended
m the morning While the pee wee and ban-
tams had the afternoon session. Each pit-
cher supplied their own catcher. There were
50 registered as pitchers for the day.
Ball Scores
The ladies slo-pitch game on May 20 was
hey 'he azue is, to be
.e 18'
gauges, one with Walton winning over
Brussels on May 28 with a score of 1340. The
second saw Walton defeating Clinton. 21 1
on May 28.
Squirt boys players are Brett Lee, Greg
Clark, Mark Nolan, Mike Nolan, Danny
Blake, Danny Taylor, Randy McClure, Paul
Glanville, Rob Shortreed, Greg Fritz.
Coaches are Don and Pat Nolan.
Sunday School children held their picnic
on June 1 after church at Duff's. This ended
their classes until September.
Huron County Historical Society elects new officers
g on eir
The Enterprising Seniors will meet at the who went enjoyed the trip. Other members
Community Centre in Holmesville at 8 p.m. who stayed at the hall played cards and
The Enterprising Seniors were invited to ' shuffleboard. The social committee made
attend the Seniors Dessert Euchre June 11 hot dogs, salad, and goodies for the lunch.
at 12:30 p.m. at the Stanley Township A Alice
ceetP r 1Porter
made a n for his ote ofin the s too
Complex. for the walk.
The Annual Dressed Pork and Salad Sup-
per of the Holmesville United Church will be Don't forget the bus trip on June 25 at
held June 5, starting at 5 p.m. 10:15 a.m. with pick up in HolMesville.
The Recreation Committee of Goderich On June 10 The Enterprising Seniors go to
Township is looking for volunteers to help Huronview for a supper. at 5:45 p.m. Those
with Minor baseball. Please call Jack May wanting to seethe afternoon show may go at
Low -'sat' '482-3173 or•- Wayne Tebbiett • at • 1;30 p.m,, and,,listen, to, the, Fog Borns, of.,
482-3503. Several volunteers are needed. Goderich and stay for the meal.
Barb Betties reports she saw a pair of blue On June 18 the Enterprising Seniors are
birds on Highway 21, the first she has seen in putting on the Birthday Party at Huronview
a very long time. at 1:30 p.m.
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VARNA - A series of discussions over the
last few months has led to an agreement
that the entire archival collection of the
Huron County Historical Society will likely
be housed in a new archives as part of the
new Huron County Museum, the annual
meeting of the Society in Varna was told on
May 29.
Margaret McClure, second vice-
president, reported to the group on a
meeting held May 13 with the museum com-
mittee in Goderich at which the attitude was
expressed. Earlier museum officials had in-
dicated they were interested in accepting
only a portion of the collection, now housed
in the Huron County Archives room of 'the
Huron County Library building in Goderich.
Members of the Society had earlier express-
ed their concern that the entire collection
was important to researchers of history.
A new slate of officers was adopted by the
meeting. Isabel Theedom of Clinton will
continue as president. Other executive
members are: Joseph Hogan, past presi-
dent; Keith Roulston, first vice-president;
Margaret McClure, second vice-president;
Doris Batkin, secretary -treasurer; Mrs.
John Anderson, membership; Mrs. H.
Turner, constitution; Dave McClure,
finance; Mrs. Graham McNee, publicity;
Mrs. S. Rennie, personnel; Harry Worsell,
Warden Leona Armstrong and Harold
Robinson, property.
The society is without an archivist for the
present time but Mrs. G. Emerson will
serve as assistant archivist. The archives
committee consists of Mrs. Leroy Poth,
Harry Worsell and Harold Robinson.
Publications chairman is Mrs. Fordyce
Clark. The program committee includes
Mrs. L. Dempsey, Mrs. H. McWhinney and
Summer residents are back again.
By Mary Chessell and his wife.
VARNA - Barbara Langtvet and her dog, Bial and Mary Chessell were in Rostock
Buttons, frequently seen on early morning . United Church on June 1 for the baptism of
walks in Varna, are spending the summer in their grandsdn, David Kreuter and his
the Poliock house in the village. Barbara is cousin Mark Duchesne. Rev. Alex Filshie of
a co-owner of Bayfield Books and Antiques. ' Sebringville officiated, assisted by Pastor
Friends' of Tom and Barb Consitt held a Don Robinson. A family gathering followed
surprise housewarming party for them on at the home of Cliff and Marilyn Kreuter.
May 30. The sesquicentennial dessert euchre,
Evelyn Chessell has returned to her home sponsored by the Stan -Lee Seniors, will be
iri Mitchell after holidaying with her brother held on June 11.
Filter
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Members of the council are: Mrs. Leroy
Poth, Mrs. G. Emerson, Mrs. H. McWhin-
ney, Mrs. E. Metcalf, Mrs. B. Kinney, Mrs.
R. Snell, Mrs. W. Zinn, Janice Sangster,
Mrs. E. Cox, Raymond Scatchmer and Paul
Carroll.
Guest speaker at the meeting was Ivan
McClymont who outlined some of the history
of Stanley Township which is celebrating
the -150th anniversary of the first township
council meeting this year. Mr. McClymont
is a member of the township committee that
has put together a 500 page history of the
By Maureen Dunmore
VANASTRA - The Lions held a bingo at
Huronview on May 29. Lions Dave and Kim
ran the bingo with a turnout of 38.
' ' Wiihi ers' vide ' Maitareit MCQdeeth;` Eber
Lewis, Mary Van Camp, Ethel dill,
Margaret McQueen, and Vibla Nelson.
After bingo, refreshments were served to
the residents. Special thanks goes to Mrs.
Archer for her assistance.
township from prehistoric times when the
glacier shaped local topography through the
years of the Canada Company until modern
times.
Mrs. Batkin reported that six volunteers
from the Society had been honored by the
Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Culture
at a ceremony in Owen Sound on May 12.
Ethel Poth, Elva Metcalf of Bayfield, Dave
McClure of Crediton, Irene Clark and Mrs.
G. Emerson of Goderich and Mrs. Batkin,
from Clinton were presented with pins in
honor of their long service to the
organization.
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