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111)104*XPOSITOR,MAYi 24, 1979
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On Thursday, May 34„
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sooro .ro Miller Mrs. Grigg Peek,
Miss Margaret Mitchell,
Miss. Land). "Mrs. J.
Mrs Mary Ross, Mrs.
Coirespondellt
MILS.BEMSHOSPROAN
523-4250
The Lhevtla Cit? met at
the home of Vifiurns
May 16th with Ida Durnfn 44
acting president Who
coined all and read' the poem. •
A gift ,offriendShip and
Londesboro 1949 Writ'tett by
Mrs. Margaret Manning..
A record played "How.
Great thOu Ao”. Minutes of
March tneeting and treas...
urees, rePort Were read by
Gladys Armstrong. secretar.; ,
• treasurer. Correspondence
was a thank you front Jewell
owan for card on her 80th
birthday and a thank you
from Edyth Beacons and a
receipt from Easter Seals
'Roll call answered .by 12
• members. and I visitor.
• Audrey Thompson,
A draw donated. by Clads
Armstrong was won, bY Mary
• Longman. A reading If the
Halo Fits,"." -by Vi I3urns,
*Next meeting Group 1 at
home of Dora ShobbroOk,
June 20th. Dues were paid• ,
groups same as last year.
Secretary treasurer Addie.
}Junking assistant Dora
Shobbrook, chairlady Mary
Longman. Cards Mary Long-
man; Nona Pipe named.
They will' Take scrap., books'
for childrens ward in bbspital.
June roll call wilt be pictures
and colors.for the project,
A reading "What is Sum-
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mer - Made of?" by Gladys
Armstrong and "Remember
When" by Ida Durnin; Some
cards • and crokinole were
played. Lunch as served by
Vi Burns, Ida Durnin and
Gladys Armstrong. There
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was an exchange of slips,
'plants etc:
. • . .:.PERS9NALS
'Karen Johnstonreturned
home Tuesday 15th from
spending a ,few .clays in
. Clinton hospital. with
.pneumOnia. •Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Burns attended the
funeral of their' cousin Mr.
Ivan Leask en Thursday in
Stratford
Mrs
Mrs. . Joe Shaddick re-
turned home • on Saturday
from ••, spending 3½ eeks
visiting her nieceS., Mr and'
Mrs. AltBell and Heather ,at
• Riiorrr Whilp +herr..
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they attended the 1.414,4
Church anniversary at Skide-
gate. Queen Charlotte Island
for 3. dais. Rev. J.M. Tutfie.
P.C.: moderator was speaker.'
A ,hanvet was 4'e1d •nn •
Saturday night with 30
attending. She also Visited
her niece Mr. and Mr*. tiPittl
Balmer Edmonton. ' '
Mr. and Mrs,,,Mtirray Lion
Brad and. Deana and Cam7:
eron .Mn spent Saturday in:
Toronto attending, the
Toronto -Baltimore;' ball
,.
`game. '
Mr. and Mr. Bert Shob-'
brivi spent Sunday with Mr:
and Mrs.' Ron ElletbY. Clin7
ton.
Mr. and: Mrs. Ian Hulley
returned home on woekend'
from spending 2 weeks
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ont.) m ing in o.
Scotia visiting her family. 7
Sunday visitors with Mr.
'and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe were
her brother Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Hooper, Ailsa Craig.
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Gordon Hazelwood.
Brussels was. guest minister
at United ,Church Sunday
8welcoming 'the congre
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ga n •was Garnet Wright..
Qs rs ,were Brad Lypn,
Russell -Nesbitt, Bill Jewitt
and Kern Radfoi7d. Organist
was Mrs...Olen McGregOr,
choir director Mrs. Allen
Shaddick. Choir.' numbers..
t. were solos by Mr. Vic Fox,
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Childrens dine was "why
vv:e'conte to church:" Junior
teachers were Mrs. Mel,
Knox • and Brenda Millar,
ReV. Hazetwoed ',announced
it sickness or need of mini-
ster contact Rev. Oestreicher
Clinton. 482-9696
Margaret Mttr*
raY Mrs'
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Bessie Mitchell, MIS. IP.
• Buchanan, Miss
Mcbtlaughton, Miss
Van .Camp, Mrs. Gertrude
Cornell; .Miss Helen f ishets
Mrs. •Elizabeth Black; Mr.
And y Doig. Mrs. Della Nes, •
" bitt. Mrs, Besse Elliott,
Mrs. Flood, •Mrs.
Garrovv. Mrs. Polly Wdtse
• Mr. Dearing and •Mrs.
Minnierovyley journev.,ed .to
Walkerton • tO • the Bruce
Haven Tea and Craft Show.
Annual bingo was in
•Auditoriam on Friday .after'•
neon. ' s
Rill and Marie Flynn
favoured residents on May 7
by bringing, the Huron '
Strings to the Family Night
programme. • Mr. & Mrs.
'Hart.Ad Coleman Mr & Mrs
Either . Townsend, Mr,:
Mr.. Waiter Pepper, Mr. &
Mrs; Bob Glen. Mr. Sr. Mrs„
Gordon .Papple, Mr. and,
Scouts go
camping
•Scout leaders Greg
'Mrs. Stewart Pale. Mr. Mgt
•Mrs. Johnny McOregor..ata
• Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson
entertained with many kings.,
oidgime dances, accdmp.
4nie4 by Stanley,' /Men,
•
Ileltner Wilson
Mcc4rtneY 3,11dWarren
Whitmore on violins, tlaruld,
Block and. Hugh Hodgins on
guitars, and Lorne 1.awson
on the mouth -organ. Miss.
Melissa Moffatt and.' IstOSS
Debbie Flynn did some tap-
dancing for the residents.
Mrs. Roy Connell thanked .
the 'musicians and dancers
for corning to'entertain.
Clinton Kinettes ItIViter)
thirty-thre of,..the ladies to
the Ptiblio School for sipper
and entertainment on Tues.
day evening. The ladies
reported they had a delicious
meal and a very enjoyable
evening.
Day Care has challenged
us to a shuffleboard tourna-
ment, therefore we are prat.
icing hard so we' will be the
winners..
Like everyone else we are •
taking advantage ufthe
•beautiful weather •and going
for rides in the vin arPtind,
Huron CoOnty.•
• Frank Bissett has agreed
to form ant direct a church,
choir and we have sixteen.,
talented residents 'beginning
to practise this Saturday
morning.
Five ladies and two men
from Normal Care went in
the van to Sttatford Mall to
shop on. Wednesday af4er-
• noon, while. some of our
. ladies baked cup -cakes the
Craft ROorn for peOpie
birthdays: '
Father Hardy came to
fiuronview with his helpers
to conduct Roman Catholic
Masson May IL
• Saturday aornirig; under
the direction of Frank .Bissett
and Mrs. Elsie Henderson,
• sixteen residents formed, a
church choir. They will meet
eacht Saturday morning from
ten to eleven e'clock in the
Chapel,
Rev. Wittick from Blyth
conducted church service at
• nine -thirty, and •seven
o'clock in the evening,. Mrs,
Andrews, David Overboe. .
Tom Pollard and Doug
Vincent spent the weekend
with scouts camping \near
Bayfield on Sunday morning
John Cartwright had charge
,of the church service.
• On Thursday night John - -
Cartwright and his mother
attended the minor hockey
banquet in Clinton where '
John received a medallion
award. • •
Mrs. Florence Cartwright
and Claude visited on
sunday with her mother Mrs.
Mae Rinn. Belgrave.
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MM. Marie Flynn and M.
Lorne Lawson spent Monday
•afternoon •entertaining our
residents with Old Tyme,
Music and a liy‘ly sing -song.,
,Yolunteers were &OM the "
Christian: Reform church.
4ittlice•Frank Biss,ett
acciiotnis4 Mrs. Lather
•the •orgag.‘,
Winthrop
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MRS.. MARC. BULLET "
521'-1852
Winthrop, United Church.
was. filled • to capaeity for
'Mother's Day ServiceS,
Rev. Vanslyke baptized s1)..r
children. Michelle Jane, Paul
... Everett Grant . and Kevin
harles children of Mr. and..
Mrs. Denis Beuermn;
Geoffrey Earle son of '
and Mrs. Kenneth Dalton
and Christy Dawn daughter
of Mr. • and Mrs. Doug
Leonhardt hnd Michael Alec
son of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth
• Enter • United ehiriett
VolUnteer drivers came to
410tonvieW; Monday evening
to take residentS on a drive.
We always appreciatevor.un-
$.t•ei:7' tors w hhoelpe.00mutg' int°4. :174
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Tue4day morning our me• n
goto workshop.
Tuesday afternoon we had
the. plapoff in Shuffleboard.
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•rig winners are Miriir
aret Murray, Mrs, Mary,
Ross, Mrs. Grace Peck, Miss
Ruby, McVittie. They w01'
play a game of Shuffleboard
against Day Care next 'NO*
• day morning at ten fortpfiye.
• Ladies and gentlemen.
from Special Care took a• van
tide to Guderich Wednesday
. ntorning,
Kingsbridge Catholic
babies baptizecJ
• A number of friends and
relatives attended the
wedding and reception 'for
Mr: and Mrs. Ronald Ward
•Saturday evening, Mrs.
Ward:is the former ' Kathy
Dalton daughter of Mr. and
lWrs. Bob Dalton.
. '•Visitor S with Bob and
Mar Hulley and family on
• Monday were Mr. Otto
Walker, • Cromarty and
Kenneth Walker, London,
Mrs. Larry Gardiner, Steven,
Lisa, and 1.arijo:, Crornarty
• aaeornPanted. by Lind*
Currie, Dorchester and Judy
McGhee,Lo;d1.:10.
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• RayMc1,SarPin
spent the weekend With his.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph'
McNichol and -also enjoyed a
'camping trip with Dave Reid
Wayne Nigh, 'iLoinban and
Bill MaCGregor. • ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hulley
• accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs, , Hugh Currie,
Dorchester spent the
weekend at Lake Port. .
celebrate*menWLeithagaluel: craes71:47.*
Wednesday afternoon , to
who
had birthdays in,Mar.
nureriview would like to,
'Welcome Earl, Treffry from
n5Iic.0‘Mr: 1adisPn
mSearort;.:JohnBakerm::teram:s,A
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s.t Nvfregovmit
Thesq are all new residents
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Thus & F'ri 99pm
Saturday 9.6 p.m.