Clinton News-Record, 1987-05-20, Page 15The Central Huron Secondary School junior soccer team met with the team from
Wingham on May 13 and defeated them 5-1. The win was their second of the week, and
they went on to make it three in a row on May 15. The Redmen now move on to the first
game of the playoffs at home on May 22. IDavid Emslie photo)
Men's
fastball scoreboard
Last Week's Scores
May 11: Lawries 0, Sherwood 1, Dynamos
13, Merners 7.
May 13: Dynamos 13, Kirkeys 1, Merners
12, Norholme 8.
Upcoming Games
May 20: 8 p.m. Orioles vs Norholme, 9:30
p.m. Dynamos vs Lawries.
May 25: 8 p.m. Lawries vs Norholme.
May 27: 8 p.m. Mer -Haugh vs Dynamos.
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David Wammes, R.R. No. 2, Seaforth
Craig McAsh, Verna
Patricia McAsh, Varota
Allan Kc str- , Clanton
Amy Hort n, west Hili
Fraser Fitzgerald, Clinton
Comern Neil :.' nds, Hensail
Michael Ocirkes, R.R. No. 2, Clinton
Robbie J :'Drift +',n, Lonclesboro
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1987—Page 15
Frank celebrates 80th birthday
By Mary Chessell
VARNA - Haopv Birthday to Frank Me-
Clinchey who celebrates his 80th birthday
May 24. Those who wish to help him
celebrate may join him at Goshen Church on
Sunday afternoon.
Ivan and Margaret McClymont spent a
week in Charlottesville, Virginia the end of
April while attending the Horatio Alger
Society Convention, and visited friends in
the States.
Gordon and Ruby Hill, Bruce and Anna
Keys, Bill and Joyce Dowson, Ivan and
Margaret McClymont and Jack and
Geraldine Eckel were guests at a wedding
reception for Tai Nguyen's brother Minh
Hung and his bride Thi Hoa at the Jade
Palace in London on Saturday evening.
Bill and Mary Chessell and their family
and relatives had an enjoyable weekend in
Ottawa while attending Brian Chessell and
Nicole Garneau's wedding. Ottawa at tulip
time is beautiful, the weather was perfect,
and the wedding ceremony was beautiful.
Nicole's sister Denyse of Calgary was her
matron of honor, her friend Donna of Ot-
tawa and our daughter Marion were
bridesmaids. Glenn Brandon of Clinton and
Kitchener was the best man and Bill Stad-
don and Ian Reid, formerly of Clinton, were
ushers.
The reception, buffet and dance were held
in the Roxborough Hotel where guests
stayed. The newlyweds are on a trip to the
Maritimes.
Raymond Beierling camped with the
Awanas at Camp Canbay near Bayfield on
the holiday weekend.
Sarah Jillian, baby daughter of Charles
and Laurie Broadfoot, was dedicated in a
ceremony conducted by Rev. Samuel
Parker in Varna Church on Mother's
Sunday.
Rob Parr will be speaker at next Sunday's
church services in Varna and Goshen.
A bridal shower for Karen Schilbe was
held at the Stanley Complex on May 13. Ber-
nice Reid was chairman, and welcomed
everyone. Joanne Hayter and Erica Burns
entertained with step dancing. The Very
New Newlywed Game featured Sharon
Chuter as moderator, Shirley Hill and Pat
Taylor as Jake and Elsie Rader; Joyce
Taylor and Brenda Consitt as Orville and
Mae Schilbe; Mavis and Michelle Tuner as
"Warren and Karen", Warren Williams and
his bride-to-be; and Deb Rathwell as an-
nouncer. The unusual questions led to some
pretty hilarious revelations about these
people.
Brenda Consitt played piano selections
and Hilda Beauregard (Sandra Turner) was
quite an eccentric elocutionist. Sherri
Chuter read the address and Karen was
presented with many gifts.
Joan Beierling opened the May meeting of
Varna UCW with a Mother's Day poem and
prayer. Helen Taylor gave the secretary's
report and Margaret Hayter reported the
proceeds from the pancake supper, the Gib-
son - Menzies wedding reception and the
dessert euchre. Expenses included
materials for a crib quilt and decorating the
dining and living rooms at the manse. Deb
Rathwell read thank you notes from the
Clinton Public Hospital Auxiliary, Friend-
ship House and the Resource Centre. A re-
quest was received for funds for Camp
Leadership Training. President Joan thank-
ed the members who helped with the work at
the manse, collected for showers, and
especially Deb Rathwell for convening the
dessert euchre committee.
Good used clothing and household ar-
ticles, magazines, etc. may be left in the
church basement for a bale for London Mis-
sion Services until the end of May. A special
collection for Friendship House as being
received at the June meeting. Anything that
can be used to set up housekeeping is need-
ed. Donations of canned food, toothpaste,
soap, etc. can be left in the church entrance
anytime, and Rev. Parker will deliver them.
Unused money -off coupons are useful to
them, too.
Donations were made to Vacation Bible
School, to Mission and Service in obser-
vance of the 25th anniversary of UCW, and
to the Board of Stewards of the church to
retire their bank loan.
The annual Campsite Experience is at
Menesetung this year on June 15 from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Take a dish for the pot -luck lunch.
There are special activities for childen so
young mothers can attend.
Eleanor McAsh and Helen Taylor
presented the worship service, beginning
with a thought for the month and medita-
tion. Tribute was paid to mothers with the
story of Hannah and two poems.
A plant exchange was held, and a social
time followed.
Wayne Dickins
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