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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-30, Page 8tt News-Reoord, Thursday, November 30, 1972 Hoossii Rows Rebikoh Lodge to hold party Even teachers con have fun, as demonstrated by this picture taken at Central Huron Secondary School last Thursday night, Actually, it was part of a ,training session for more than 50 teachers from public schools from across Huron County who are learning more skills to pass on to their pupils, (News-Record photo) TOWNSHIP of STANLEY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the Township of Stanley for representation on the Huron County Board of Education. The following polling stations will be open on December 4, 1972, from 11 a.m. to 8 p. rre POLL I - LOT 25, Concession 3 Jack McGregors Residence POLL 2 - LOT 7, Concession 3 Ted Robinsons Residence POLL 3 - VARNA 'TOWNSHIP HALL POLL 4 - LOT 13, CONCESSION L.R.E, fames Cleaves Residence POLL 5 - FORMER BLAKE SCHOOL' Advance Polls will be held at the office of "the Stanley Township Clerk, Lot 19, Concession 3, on Monday,' November 27, 1972, and on Saturday, December 2, 19'72, and will be open from Ina. tn. to 8 p.m. MEL GRAHAM Returning Officer Township of Stanley FOR SOUND GOVERNMENT RE-ELECT FRANK COOK DEPUTY REEVE I hope you'll read this little note Before you go to cast your vOte, 'Cause I'm as ready as can be To serve as our Reeve's Deputy, I hope that I Oan shake your hand, But if I don't; Please understand. This week's a hectic one for me As candidate for Deputy. My business is changing hands, And moving's part of this week's plans. Though busy now, I'll soon be tree To Serve as our Reeve's Deputy, This verse proves I'm no Keats or Joyce. But MOnday when you make your choice, Please let me terve you; let Me be Not Reove, but Just his Deputy. When all the ballots have been burned, I hope that I have been returned, And then as our Reeve's Deputy Can serve our fine community'. nor transportation to the polls calf 482-J421 or 482 3801," OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED WE ARE PAYING Top Market Prices FOR CORN BARLEY AND MIXED GRAIN Phone 5274910 SeafOrth eeeeeee'ekeeestfer eesere-Ae, :•:4-efese/e• •:::eeee Whin 'rou to `tMody .•fo nano • •;:•44•:•:•: rho doy . is/ the b000llut flitIN1104 Ii1WEDDING .iNVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Clinton Wolkorton And Sootorth Et. CLiNTON 482.4525 with a shower. Mrs. Emerson Kyle read the address to which Miss Kirk fittingly replied. VOTE DR. MORGAN SMITH TO REPRESENT STANLEY, TUCKERSMITH, BAYFIELD, SEAFORTH —Ensure that the school board has an educational aim that is understood and followed. eeeuse re • eehae costs are, • not. escalatecLb.Yit.,4011V., administration. VOTE JOHN WESTBROOK TO REPRESENT Goderich & Colborne Townships on HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION A dairy farmer in Goderich Township since 1951. Four children, two in elementary school, one in secon- dary school and one in university. "I solicit your support on Dec. 4th" Respectfully John Westbrook OUR SELECTION IS ALMOST ENDLESS.... If an evening appointment is more convenient just can us ANSTETT'sEYOPPUND. WALKERTON By Joyce Pepper The regular meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge was held Wed- nesday evening in the Lodge rooms with N.G, Mrs. Irene Blackwell presiding and being assisted by V-0, Mm, Aldene Volland. The roll call of officers was taken with eight officers ab- sent. The .Vice-Grand reported having sent a number of cards to bereaved families and sick and shut-in members, She also reported that she had received a substantial cheque for the sale of magazines which goes toward Benevolent work of the Lodges, A report was read from Brother Charles Hay reporting on equip- ment owned by the C.P,T. Com- mittee, wheelchairs, walkers and crutches, which are in continual use in the community,Anyone getting the loan of this equip- ment must sign for same and will be held responsible until returned to Brother Charles Hay, A donation was received from Sister Mabel Whiteman to be deposited in the card and flower fund. There was much discussion on the annual Christ- mas party and on a elotion made by Sister Aldene Volland and seconded by Sister Vera Lemmon, the Christmas party will be held December 5 with exchange of gifts among mem- bers, the value to be a $1 or more. The Social and Entertain- ment Committee to be in charge of the programme. Happy Birthday was. sung to Sister Mabel Whiteman and Sister Leona Parke. After the meeting, a. social hour was en- joyed in the lower hall with • lunch being provided by the Vice-Grend„ UNITED CHURCH NOTES For the first time in many years, Hensel! 'United Church has a candidate for the Ministry. At the morning ser- vice of worship, Rev. Don Beck introduced to the congregation Tom Travers, who is a Can- didate for the Ministry of the United Church of Canada, .Torn read the first and second Scripture Lessons. With the Christmas season fast approaching, the Junior and Senior Choirs are hard at work. Junior practise is on Thursday night at 6;45 and Senior practise is at 7:30, Both choirs are in need of more members as they are now working on special Christmas music. Sunday November 26 will be a Youth Service with the service being done entirely by the Youth group with some help from area young people, OBITUARY Norman E. Cook, Hensall, passed away in Victoria Hospital London, on November 14, 1972, in his 93rd year. Mr. Cook was born in Zurich and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook who star- in Hensel!. When he was 14 years of age he operated a bicycle business with his elder brother Cornelius. He worked with his father in the installation and operation of electrical plants in Hensall, Lucan and St. Joseph. On the death of his father, he and his brother took over Cook Milling Company and started Cook Bros, garage. He was president of the Milling Company until 1964. Mr, Cook was a member of the Hensall United Church and the last surviving member its Hensall of the Foresters' Lodge, He is survived by his wife, the former Elizabeth Thompson; two sons, Robert and Douglas, Hensall; two daughters, Dr, Norma Hopkinson, Lion's Head; Mrs. Gary (Eleanor) Corlett, Toronto, and twelve grand- children, The body rested at the Bon- thron Funeral Chapel where service was held on November 17, 1972 with Rev. Don Beck of- ficiating. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Walter Spencer, Lloyd Venner, Howard Scene, .Joe McLellan, Donald Joynt and Bill Fairburn, Flower bearers were four grandchildren Carolyn Wilkin, Joan Hopkinson, Cathy Cook and Bryan Corlett. ARNOLD CIRCLE The Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church met Mon- day evening at the Church. Vice- President Joanne Bell presided and opened the meeting a poem entitled "Someone in the Chapel", Worship session was conducted by Mildred Bell and Shirley Mousseau giving thought to Remembrance Day. The offering was received and the Littlest coin collected. Shirley Mousseau introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Hicks of Exeter, who showed lovely slides of an African tour. Her humorous commentary added greatly to the enjoyment of the pictures. Janice Baker thanked her. A Secretary's report was read, and a note was read from Eric Luther thanking the Ar- nold Circle for canvassing for the Blind. Next .months meeting a new slate of officers is to be chosen. Mildred Bell made a motion to exchange Christmas gifts with the Sunshine Pal with the value not to be over $1.50, and Norma Stretton seconded the motion. Marilyn ,Campbell gave the Treasurers report and Janice Baker reported for the Flower fund. The meeting closed with the LordS Prayer, and Joanne Bell and Mildred Bell served leech, Use this mental picture to help reduce the number of rear- end collisions, the Ontario Safety League suggests, At 50 mph the distance between you and the car ahead should be not less than the combined length of two large road transports. If the distance is less, you are in un- necessary danger. Kippen East By RENA CALDWELL The 4-11 girls and their moth- ers were guests of the Nippon East Women's institute when they met at the Legion Hall, Hensall for the Family and Consumers Affairs meeting November 15, Club I, the "Slick- ing Cooks", demonstrated the making of a chocolate Fondue which was sampled later. Club H, "Nippon Kabobs" put on a skit, "Packing Herman's Lunch." Mrs. William Bell pre- sented'gifts to the leaders and assistant leaders Mrs. R, Bell and Mrs. C. Ferris, Mrs. Postrna, Lynn Alderdice, Maureen Con- nolly, Debbie Brodie, Mrs. A. Hoggarth chaired the meeting and gave several humorous readings. — "It's all in the state of mind," "Help my hips are getting wider." Mrs. Glen 13e11 gave a reading :The Old Vio- lin." Prizes were given to the lady with the most buttons on her dress, Linda Bell: Hankie with lace, Mrs. William 'Bell: Picture of yourself — Chris McGe'egor; eefelypin, Cathy Sims: Made e Sell° 'toct#; Linda Vanneete: lady with scissoee in her purse. Mrs. Van Velden. Everyone participated in a very amusing roll call. Mrs. M. Con- nolly gave the Children's Aid Society and Area convention reports, Mrs. R. Bell reported the District Board meeting' Mrs. R, Broadfoot, the Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries report; Mrs, William Bell, the Education and Cultural Activi- ties Report; Mrs. J. Drummond reported Citizenship and World Affairs; Mrs. H. Caldwell the treasurer's report. Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs. C. Eyre, Mrs. A. Mc- Gregor were named a commit- tee to arrange the Exeter Fair List. Mrs, Stewart Pepper gave courtesy remarks. Mrs. M, Con- nolly chaired the _business, the W.I. entertains 4-H hostesses were Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs. G, McLean. Mrs, H, Cald- well and her committee served lunch, Members are reminded that Family Night is November 24. Mrs. Robert Elgie is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Arie Binnendyk have returned from Edmonton, Alberta. Mr. Stanley Jackson has re- turned from the West. Mr. Gordon Wren is a ' eatient in South Huron Hospital, Exe- ter. Mr. John Anderson who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, has returned home, Mr, Wellington Good, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes, London, visited with Mr. Robert Thompson. Thusday evening the ladies of St. Andrew's Church, Kippen honoured Miss Louise Kirk