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Clinton News-Record, 1974-12-24, Page 3//' OPEN. TUES., DEC. 24, 9 Mt 6 P.M. CLOSED CHRISTMAS CLOSED BOXING DAY OPEN BRANDON'S PRO HARDWARE BAYFIELD JOE AND ALICE BRANDON' May your Christmas sparkle with joy and laughter. Please accept A HAPPY NEW YEA STAR-TREX BAND The COUNTRY & MODERN MUSIC 565-5252 SHARAON, GARY, REX & LARRY W OatAfrfit, CLOVIAGAL04 .May the sound of carols and music ring through your holidays! Knowing and serving you is a great pleasure. To A 000 vISSis Bank of Montrea The First Canadian Bank CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER '24,. 1974,-mr, 3 BY HELEN HOGGART SCHOOL CORRECTION A The last arts and crafts report had an error Thursday morning classes will start January 9 in the township shed office at 9:00 a.m, No adult volleyball in Holmesville school until January 8, The group is lacking the interested women who registered October 17. Doug Feagan is doing his part on physical fitness and Doug Yen on the volleyball. THURS., DEC. 26, 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. FRIDAY, DEC. 27, 9 A.M. 9 P.M, SATURDAY, DEC, 28, 9 A.M. - 6 P,M. .00 MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL HOCKEY In the true spirit of theatre this young actor hitches up his pyjamas and repeats the line that he just made a mistake delivering, while a fellow student, playing a Christmas tree complete with lights, tries not to laugh. The two are part of, the cast of this year's Christmas concert at Holmesville •School, (staff-photo) Goderich township Hockey 'started at 9:30 a.m. last Sun- day morning in the Clinton Arena. Participants must not belong to any other league and a $1.00 fee is requested to help cover ice expenses and perhaps purchase sweaters' or such another year. This group is meeting again at 11:00 a.m. this Sunday morning, Decem- ber 22 in the Clinton arena. Your temporary organizer is Alison Lobb. There are township resident people interested in "Murder Ball" for 16 years and over, At least ten people are needed for two teams. Please let any recreation committee member know your interests. Candlelight, Inn in Goderich on December 27. REC COMMITTEE • Holmesville Public School's principal Bob Reaburn was em- cee at the School's Christmas Concert on Monday afternoon, and again Tuesday night, December 17. Although there were two per- formances, the auditorium overflowed into the corridor on Tuesday evening. Mr. Reaburn brought to the attention of all that the school ,facilities are being used more regularly. Outside of school hours, there were 20 evenings booked out of the possible 30 in November. Music Teacher Mrs. Stewart was then presented with a lovely red and white rose bud corsage , by Janice Miller and Susan Williams, With thanks given by Mrs. Stewart)she then conducted the newly formed school band in three tunes. This band has been going about 2 1 /2 months. All performances were excep- tionally well done with Snoopy howling Jingle Bells in Charlie Brown's Christmas. Snoopy was Allan Vanderende from Grade 4, Grade 6 and 7 acted the 12 days of Christmas and successfully stacked 12 gift wrapped boxes during the motions. Darrell Postill and Bobbie Thompson had the largest and last two boxes to be placed under the other ten boxes. ,Grade 6 had a play "The Spirit of Christmas" with Lisa Ryan in the lead and the in- visible spirit (a green elf) who was Murray Hoggart, was about the stage continually. ' The stage hands did a good job of moving stage equipment on and off as required. The last three performances were by Grade 7 and 8's Senior School Choir, who led in the closing of 0 Canada. Everyone then journeyed • home on the slippery roads. We thank you for your continued good will. KEN BOB DAVE PICKETT CAMPBELL CORNISH the home of the Chairman and his wife, Jerry and Jean Ginn, The meeting opened with John Westbrook reading last month's minutes which were approved by the chairmah. It was then discussed and finalized that the free skating party will be on Monday, December 30 from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m, in the Goderich Arena and it is open only to any and all residents of Goderich Township. It was also mentioned that the $1,00 registration that has been charged will go to major development in recreation in Goderich Township if not needed for immediate expenses, The committee was told that this municipality has a great future. in the next two to five years, so let's get involved, There is no age limit on the Goderich Township Hockey' Group but you cannot belong to any other league. Goderich Township is hosting a. Christmas dinner at the Candlelight Inn for council, township employees and the Recreation Committee „with their wives .and husbands. This is at 7:00 p.m. Friday, Decem- ber 27. The All-Seasons Survival Course is still being looked into by committee members. The $1.00 registration has been questioned by some par- ticipants but the reason is to try and have each group self- supporting, within reason at this time. Remember, cross-country skiing is getting closer to being possible with the snow here so do re-contact each other and report to a committee member for further organizing. Hugh Lobb reminded the committee that he will be organizing floor-hockey for Saturday mornings at the school starting January 11 and all who have paid registration in volleyball can re-register free. Remember everyone must be 16 years old and under. At this time the Goderich Township Square Dance group is small and they have joined the Hullett Township group. - One proposal is a ball park with lights near Holmesville,so watch and ht.lp the Goderich Township Recreation Organization expand! Season's Greetings were wished to all and Audrey Mid- dleton thanked the anonymous couple for their kindness and information on ceramics, ' Audrey also thanked the host and hostess .Jerry and .Jean Ginn who prepared and served a delicious lunch. The next regular township recreation meeting will be held on the fourth Wednesday of January being the 22nd at 8:30 p.m. in the township shed of- fice. These meetings are open. Clinton COUNCIL PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Alf Warner wish to report their departure for Florida this past week. It has been reported that superintendent Mr. Hugh Lobb of , the Holmesville United Church Sunday School, had a well organized Christmas program on Sunday, December 15. The United Church Women had a Christmas dinner on December 11 with a losing team (saying pennies) ' ser- ving the winning team. Edna Jervis) team served a lovely meal to Isabelle Harris' team: Their regular Christmas meeting was then held. Clarence and .Jean Perdue's 40th anniversary and Clarence's police force retirement party at the Clinton Legiiin ,4m. December, ail, was well supported. . • Children of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hummel, Master David and Miss Margaret'Anne were patients in London Hospitals recently and they are now home and recovering quickly. Welcome from the 7th and 8th concession of Goderich Township goes to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kuntz. Mrs. Kuntz for- merly was Francis Middel. The couple purchased and reside on Jack Leppington's farm. Season's Greetings to all our readers and especially to the faithful contributors who helped make this column possible. SEASON'S GREETINGS The council members meet twice a month, the first and third Mondays, in the township shed office: It has been reported that the proposal development is fan- tastic. The planning meetings sure have been helpful to all township affairs. Last Monday, December 1 the council passed a motion to host Township employees, council members, rec commit- tee members and all their husbands and wives at the BE A 4. BLOOD DONOR In this season of happy thoughts and warm hearts, we extend a special "Thank you" to all our good friends and patrons for your confidence, loyalty and support . . . a Merry Christmas to all! the spirit of the season is all around, May you, and those close to WINSTON C. POWELL 2 you, enjoy all the warmth and good feelings that go with this holiday, We're grateful for your loyalty, CUSTOM BUILT HOMES RR SEAFORTH CLINTON 4e24106 On Wednesday evening December 18, Goderich Town- ship Recreation Committee met again with special, things hap- pening. All were in a tour of a township resident home's basement to see and under- stand the procedures of ceramic crafts. It was very interesting and everyone in attendance received a gift of a ceramic item completed and thanks was given by all. Mr. and Mrs. ? wish to remain anonymous due to the overflow of their classes at this time. The group then moved on to We're hoping this will be a warm, happy holiday . filled with lots of cheer! Our gratitude for your kind support. TRAVEL-ON Trailers - Accessories Sales Service Rental. Gordon Steeper Proprietor 3 miles Welt of Clinton on Hwy,tl 4824384