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Clinton News-Record, 1974-12-19, Page 10'PAGE 10--CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974 Kimberley Wright, 5, on the left, was the first place winner in the News-Record's colouring contest. Kimberley, of R.R. 1, Londesboro, and second place Patty Stanley, 12, of Vanastra demonstrate their colouring techniques. Dianne den Dekker of R.R. 2, Bluevale won third prize. More than 250 entries were received. (News-Record photo) THIS WEEK'S CLUB Winners CLUB NO. 1 MRS. GEORGE TURTON CLUB NO. 2 MRS. FLORENCE LEONARD CLUB NO. 3 MRS. ELIZABETH O'HARA You can be next Nothing to buy Nothing to lose Enquire today N. T. ORMANDY DIAMOND SPECIALIST.. GODERICH wee BACK IN ;STOCK!!!!!! a. O "CIRCLE OF SOUND" AM/FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO MODEL F-472 Chisholm TV 29 Kingston St. Goderich 524-9576 Aci 0 sQUARE 0 BAYER 100's w ASPIRINS a.. Iv 72' 69c a.. X. 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White Gold $600 On The Square Goderich a. a. O I to Os QUARE 0 14/ Seasons Greetings Not only in appreciation of our pleasant business relationship throughout the past, but in all sincerety, we wish you and yours a but in all sincerity, we wish you awl yours a Year. Fertilizer & Chemicals 8-32-16 6-24-24 16-16-16 THERE WILL BE A PRICE INCREASE ON JAN. 1, 1975 Buy Now and Beat The Increase LET US ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR CHEMICAL REQUIREMENTS NOW M. SMITH Port Albert 529-7135 The Tuckersmith Group 1 of Brucefield United Church UCW held their last meeting for 1974 on Thursday Decem- ber 12 with an attendance of 20 and two visitors, A delicious pot-luck dinner was served at 7 p.m, by the members. Following the meal, the regular meeting, under the leadership of Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Stoll, was held, Mrs, Walters read a Christmas poem and a carol was sung with Mrs. William Rogerson at the piano, Mrs. Stoll read the scripture and another carol was sung. Mrs. Stoll spoke on ChristMas happiress on Jesus birthday, and, that was followed by prayer. The offering was received and dedicated and Mrs. Walters read another Christ- mas poem and closed the wor- ship with prayer. The business meeting was chaired by the president and the secretary's report was given by Mrs. Ervin Sillery and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Berry, who reported that over $1,000 had been raised by the group in 1974. Mrs. Broadfoot reported that cards and flowers had been sent to Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Hendeimn, and Mrs, Wilbur Keys. It was decided to hold the winter meetings in the af- ternoon. The members were sorry to learn that their most faithful president has resigned because of personal reasons. A program consisting of con- tests and games was conducted by the ladies and Mrs. M. Allan. Santa Claus arrived with gifts for all. Mrs. H. McNaughton thanked Mrs. Walters for her fine leadership. Christmas Assembly Mrs, Livermore's grade one class presented a Christmas Assembly,for their parents and the rest of the school on Thur- sday morning, December 12. The program included numerous Christmas songs and a skit about a Christmas tree. Several pupils spelled Christ- mas giving a meaning for the letter on his or her bright red bell and Robbie Adams gave a recitation telling about his Christmas Disappointment. The assembly ended with a play entitled Christmas Bargains. 'The assembly was well received by the audience and everyone seemed to appreciate the efforts of the primary pupils. Visit with 'Sandy Plant At noon hour on a recent Friday, the girls from the grade eight class travelled with their teacher, Mr. Tremeer, to the home of Sandy Plant, Sandy, who is registrated in the grade eight class, has an illness that has kept her out of school for the last three months and it still is not known when she will be strong enough to return to xegular classes, Sandy has been receiving home in- struction for an hour or more each school day throughout the term to keep her up to date with most of her school week. Of course Sandy and the other grade eight girls enjoyed their short visit and they all are looking forward to the time when Sandy will be able to return to the classroom. Bullets happenings News of Bayfield BY MILVENA ERICKSON Ladles Guild The December meeting of the Trinity Church Ladies Guild was held Tuesday evening, Dec. 10 in the Parish Hall, with 12 members present. The president, Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons, , opened with a reading and a beautiful Christ- mas prayer. Mrs. Bill Parker gave a reading on "The True Meaning of Christmas" and all the members repeated the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Fitzsimons thanked all who had helped with their Bazaar and also the ladies who had worked on the velvet guilt and finished it. The secretary, Mrs. L.W. Scotchmer, gave her report which was adopted. Many cards of thanks were read and moved for filing. Mrs. Fred Hulls, card and flower secretary, reported on the get well cards,and flowers that had been sent to the sick and shut- ins. Treasurer, Mrs. Merton Mer- ner, read her report and said they had paid for , one aluminum storm door and the kitchen windows in the Parish Hall. The ladies had a very suc- cessful bazaar and passed that all outstanding bills be paid before the end of the year. The Sunday School party will be held on Sunday, Dec. 22 from 2 to 4 p.m. sponsored by the Guild, and several members paid their birthday money. Of- ficers for 1974 were all retur- ned for 1975. The January meeting will be held in the Parish Hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. 14. The ' meeting was closed by the Rec- tor and a pot-luck luncheon of sandwiches, cookies and a cup of tea made a pleasant hour of friendship. Lions Bingo Friday evening, Dec. 13, the Bayfield Lions Club held their Annual Turkey Feather Bingo in the Community Centre and reported a successful event. Lucky turkey winners were, Mrs. Grace O'Hara, Marilyn Haw, Bob O'Hara, Fred Telford' (2), Mattie Francis, Denise Orr (3), Mrs, John Wild, Berthena Hammond, Lena Koene, Crystal Huffman, Lena Ervine all of Bayfield; Edna Elliott, Barb Chapman, Mrs. Stan Telford, Joyce Baechler, (2) all of Goderich, and Mary Boyce of Vanastra. Share-the-wealth games were won by Mrs. Elliott, Goderich ($20); Bob O'Hara, Bayfield ($20); Tiny Bedard, Goderich and Marg Talbot, Bayfield split and won $11 each and Mrs. Marion Castle, Clinton and Mrs. Ernie Fisher, Goderich split and each received $12.50. Cubs Last Thursday evening, the parents of the Cubs of 1st Bayfield Pack were invited to attend the investiture of seven boys into the Pack. Cub Leader Allan Yates assisted by Carol Fisher invested John Garrett, • Richard Grillmayer, Shawn Carrick, Leonard Healey, David Phoenix, Michael Clark and Bobby Dunn and presented them with their ties and Woggles aftew the 'boys 'thad'' repeated the Cub Law and Promise. Several games were enjoyed by all the cubs with the fathers participating. Akela Yates then named the Sixers of each six, Larry Taman (white), Robbie Siertsema (red), Gary Samway (blue) and Seconders, Rick Johnston (white), Andrew Bulien (red) and Robbie Chap- man (blue). These boys are responsible for the neatness and conduct of their individual Six and in the event that a Sixer is not able to be present the Seconder then takes over. Along with Akela Yates and Mrs. Fisher, Rick Penhale and James Armstrong assist with the Cub Pack. John Siertsema and Don Couper are busy conducting a Scout meeting while the Cub meeting goes on and in conver- sation with Mr. Siertsema we learned that they would welcome to their Scout Troop, any boys aged 12 to 14 years. They also meet on Thursday evening from 7, to 8:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Akela announced that the Cubs and Scouts are planning a carol sing, Friday evening, Dec.20 starting at 6:30 p.m. when they will ride around the Village on a sleigh singing Carols to the shut-ins and elderly. Following the singing they will meet at the Siertsema home for a party and gift ex. change. A hike is also planned to the Bannochburn Conser- vation Area during Christmas week. ' The Ladies Auxiliary then served a delicious lunch after the enjoyable evening with the Cubs. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scot- chmer, Robert, Lori and Carolyn,. Chatham, were weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. L.W. Scotchmer. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker visited with relatives in Mit- chell and Listowel on Friday. Best wishes to Mrs. Eva Dar- nbrough who is able to come home after being in Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Potter and Merry, RR 3, Clinton spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mre thick B, Sturgeon. Mrs. Fred Mote and Mrs. Violet Sturgeon visited in Lon- don on Monday. Mrs. Bertha Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Stirling and Jerry, Goderich Township visited with the former's sister, Mrs. Milton Pollock, Goshen Line on Thursday. Mr. Bernard F. Sturgeon, Orangeville was with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon on Monday while on a business trip to the Sarnia area. Mrs. Jack Sturgeon and Mrs. Walter Erickson enjoyed a day's shopping trip to London on Friday and also visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Gordon (Norma) Stewart who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital and the former's great nephew, Bradley Gemeinhardt who is also confined to St. Joseph's Hospital. Miss Winnie Armstrong, George Brown College„ Toronto, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Armstrong and family RR 3, Bayfield. Blessings of the Season to all our readers and especially to the faithful contributors who help make this column. Steven Farris of Toronto will be conducting a Christmas Church Service Sunday Dec. 22 at 11 a.m. in Knox' Presbyterian Church, Bayfield. O S QUARE 0 a. O I 5QUARE MODEL CTE550 • A. 20" Accu Color Portable Color T Black Matrix Picture Tube 20" Portable 5 459.95 GRANGERS TV SALES & SERVICE 92 SOUTH ST. 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