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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-12-07, Page 6l'ALEK TRICIAN nws THE STORY HAS REALLY GOTTEN AROUND:WE'RE THE BEST ELECTRICIANS THAT CAN BE FOUND 40 1:413% FOR ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL WORK HAROLD WISE LIMITED Electrical Plumbing And Heating Contractor ,262 BayfOd Rd,-482-7062 tfn LEAVE ALL YOUR FAMILY'S WASH TO US! From Dad's shirts -- to sheets, pillow slips, table cloths, blankets, sleeping bags or snowmobile suits. TRY US FOR COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE HURON LAUNDRY 154 Beech Street, Clinton Phone 482-.9491 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY TOO RADIOandTV SALES &SERVICE •P' ELEornacilionm OUEEN STREET • BLYTH,ONT.• 44We 523-9640 SPECIAL TRUCK Nate is a real hard-to-find model that you might have been looking fore 1969 FORD F-250 HEAVY DUTY 3 /4 TON Styleside Pick-up Full range package. 360 V-8 autorriatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, heavy duty suspension throughout. 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Six cylinder automatic, radio, power steering. 66436L. $1095 McGEE PONTIAC BUICK CADILLAC 524..8391 GODMICH 524-839`1 ft,,,../~4.....ft,ftft...ftftoft.ftft.ft,ft,ft,ft,ft.Wboftb.............1.1....ftoft ft ft 1 Arftbft 1 ..... If,* .ftibft,ftft."ft ...ft ft ............. 6—Clinton News-Record, Thursday, December 7, 197.? Hensa11 UCTV holds Christmas meeting By 4oyce Pepper The Christmas General meeting of the Hensall U.Q.W. was held in the Fellowship Hall of the Church Monday evening, with Grace Drum- mond and flelen MacLean welcoming at the door, New president, Kay Mock presided and opened with an article en- titled "A Woman conversation with God", Two very lovely duets were rendered by Pearl Passmore and Mary Goodwin with Belva Fuss accompanying on the piano, The devotional, given by Will Beck, was centered around keeping Christmas all year round, Elva Forrest read the Christmas story from St. Luke 2, and a Christmas Litany and affirmation were read by all. Helve Fuss favoured everyone with lovely piano selections of favorite Christmas music, which Was very much enjoyed, A touching Christmas story "Tell me about Christmas" was read by Elva Forrest. Anita Cook gave a short report on the feelings of the units of having nursery in the Church, and it was decided that a list of names would be drawn up .concerning this mat- ter for the coming year. Mona Alderdice conducted the business session and opened with a Christmas prayer. Forty three members and three guests answered the roll call, and the unit leaders gave a short report on the years work. It was announced by Unit IV that their meeting scheduled for December 7 has been cancelled and is rescheduled for December 14 instead. Year-end reports were given from various committees; Mrs. Erratt reported for Supply and Welfare, Mrs. Ella Drysdale for Flower Fund, Mrs. Mabel Shirray for Friendship and Visitation, Doreen Spencer for Treasurer's report and Financial report by Mildred McNaughton. The budget for the U,C.W. which Mildred presented was accepted. The nominating committee report was given by Elva Forrest, New president Kay Mock said a few words of encouragement to everyone for the coming year, Mona Alderdice read a recipe fel. Christmas and closed the meeting with the familiar carol Silent Night and a Christmas prayer, Members of unit II ser, ved a delicious Christmas lunch. Carmel Presbyterian Church The W.M,S. Christmas meeting of the Carmel Presbyterian Church was held at the Church Monday evening, with Mrs, Bev. Beaton and Mrs. Harry Snell in charge of the program and devotions. The scripture passage was read from Luke and clippings were read entitled "On keeping Christmas" and "This is the time", Mrs. Grace Harpole favoured everyone with beautiful piano selections. Mrs. Grace Peck demonstrated how to make Christmas decorations, which was very interesting. President, Mrs. Rachel Sch- walm, presided for the business session. Mrs. Myrtle Dick was presented with a Life Member- ship Certificate and Mrs. Bruce Walker will be presented with one in her home by Mrs. Sch- walm. Mrs. R.A. Orr read from (Glad Tidings) and Mrs. Ruby Hoggarth read from These Days. Next meeting will be held January 8 at 2 p.m, It was decided that the meetings for the W,M.S. from now on are to be scheduled for the first Monday in the month except when there is a holiday. Mrs. Ester Wright conducted the Installation of officers for 1973. They are as follows; president, Mrs. Gordon Sch- walm; vice-president, Mrs, John Soldan; secretary, Mrs. R.A, Orr; treasurer, Mrs, Edgar Munn; Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs, Edgar Munn; pianist, Mrs, Edgar Munn; literature secretary, Mrs, Harvey Hyde; associate members secretary Mrs. Harry Snell; supply. secretary, Mrs. Edith Bell;. friendship and service secretary, Mrs. Earl Campbell; cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. R,A, Orr; queensway represen-: tative, Mrs. Harvey Hyde. Mrs. Rochus Faber closed tli' meeting with the benediction and all enjoyed a delicious pot luck Christmas lunch. 4-H Report The seventh and eighth meetings of the Hensall 4-H "Roaring Twenties" were held recently at the home of Mrs, Bill Fuss. At meeting seven, plans for buffet luncheon were made and the luncheon was en- joyed at the eighth meeting. Plans were discussed for the skit to be presented on Achievement Day. Sunday Worship Sunday morning in Hensall United Church was the celebration of the Lord's Sup'. per. Five new members, Mr.. and Mrs. David Brock, Mrs.:, Doug Shirray and Mr. and Mrs. Howie Wright were welcomed into the fellowship of the congregation. Rev. Don Beck preached on the sermon topic "Prepare the way of the Lord". The Travers family entertained with a lovely duet "Mansion on the Hilltop", by Gayle and her Don, with brother Tom accom- panying on the piano. Shower held Friends, neighbours and relatives gathered in the Hen- sall Legion Hall last 'Wed- No Inquest into deaths • No inquest will be held into what police are terming a "murder-suicide" that occurred near Zurich, November 22. Dr. Charles Wallace, of Zurich, said, "Nothing is to be served (by an inqUest) because we know what happened. There is no point in going further" into the deaths of Edward Nor- man MacDonald, 34 and his wife Edna, 32. Police say Mr. MacDonald shot his wife twice in the head and chest as their 13-year-old daughter watched. The girl was then ordered upstairs by her father. After hearing a shot, the girl ran downstairs and found her father dead on the floor. Mrs. MacDonald was taken to South Huron Hospital in Exeter and then transferred to St. Joseph's Hospital, London where she died about three hours after the shooting, Police investigating the case say they still have established no motive for the killings. nesd ay evening for a miscellaneous shower in honor of Beverly Randal whose marriage to, Bill. Bell will take place December 9. Marilyn Campbell very capably conduc- ted contests and also read the presentation address, The bride-to-be sat in a decorated chair and was waisted by Joanne Bell and Lorraine Randal to open the gifts, Presenting gifts were San- dra Nixon and Brenda Camp- bell, Beverly gratiously thanked everyone for the shower and the gifts, The shower was arranged by the Bell-Aire Club, and members of this snowmobile club served a delicious lunch, Personals Members of the Hensall Kinette Club visited residents of the Queensway Nursing Horne this past Sunday mor- ning and handed out treats and favours to everyone. 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