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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-12-23, Page 30PAGE 30. THE CITIZEN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1991. The news from alton Compiled by Betty McCall Phone 887-6677 WI guest clowns around Margaret Mclnroy was hostess for the Walton Women's Institute Christmas meeting. Members were welcomed to her home at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening, December 18, for dessert and coffee, tea or juice. After the Institute Grace everyone sat around the long dining room table for the refreshments and a social time. Margaret pulled names of each member that were signed when they arrived and they supplied a number of readings, poems, jokes or riddles during the evening. In the business it was decided to lake the food items donated to the Salvation Army in Wingham. An invitation was read for the 90th Anniversary of the Gorrie W.I. on Wednesday, January 15, 2 p.m. at the Gorrie United Church. It was moved that a carload of ladies would attend. There will be a noon luncheon that day, Jan. 15. Helen Craig offered to replace Marjory Humphries over the noon hour. Correspondence included a letter from the Quilt Event in February and the Adult Training Course to hear more on these the next meet­ ing. Guest was Rick, Margaret’s hus­ band who was dressed in one of his clown suits, and showed how to become a clown, making up his face that lakes an hour when he is to be a clown for parades or other functions. There are three types of clowns but no two clowns are made up the same, everyone is different. A clown is called a Joey and he belongs to the International Shrine Clown Association. His outfits are quite expensive even to his large shoes which he had on display. Then Rick blew up the long bal­ loons and made many different objects that were given out. Several door prizes were drawn for from the members names signed as we arrived. Margaret and Rick were thanked for the very interesting Stuff it in a sock The most wonderful Christmas gifts are not always the biggest and most expensive. Many people pre­ fer smaller, more intimate presents that reflect personal feelings. This year, fill the family's stock­ ings with clever little packages that show how much you care. Young and old alike delight in discovering stocking surprises. Give the sports fan tickets to an upcoming match of his favourite football or hockey team. Amuse a teenager with a pocket camera and film. And, nearly everyone appreciates a best-selling paperback, a tape cas­ sette of favourite music, or a maga­ zine subscription. Watch the special woman in your life light up when she discovers a classic cameo pin or a pair of lus­ trous pearl earrings nestled in her stocking. Cashmere argyle socks or a plaid wool scarf will keep him warm and cozy during the winter months. Delicious candy in festive shapes and colours also makes an ideal stocking gift. A milk chocolate Santa Claus, looks at home pecking out from the top of a red holiday stocking. Delight friends and family this Christmas morning with traditional stockings filled with warm and spe­ cial gifts. evening. The next Institute meeting on Canadian Industries will be held on Wed., Jan. 15 with Judy Lee the guest speaker. People Ray and Margery Huether visited for a weekend recently with Derek Dean and celebrated his 81st birth­ day with his family. Mack and Janet Webster and family of Vama were supper guests on Sunday evening with Margaret and Rick Mclnroy and Wilfred Shortreed and later attended the Cantata Service at Brussels Presby­ terian Church. You are reminded of the Christ­ mas Eve Service at Duffs United Church, Walton at 7:30 p.m. Every­ one is welcome. Christmas is A time of joy... the spirit of giving... holiday laughter... festive fun... warmth and cheer... and a time for us to express our thanks for the privilege of knowing and serving you in the past. All The Best! It may be cold outside, but our warmest wishes are with you on this joyous occasion. Merry Christmas and many thanks. Bruce Foxton*Raymond Hogg*Phil Black •Howard Bernard-Heather Quennell •Marlene & Bob Foxton BOB FOXTON FUELS LTD. 357-2664 WINGHAM 1-800-265-3069 Dickson's Auto Repair Bly th 523-9706 SEASON’S GREETINGS from You are invited to attend the Public Meeting for the Association of Conservation Authorities of Ontario Class Environmental Assessment for Remedial Flood and Erosion Control Projects RAINBOW SYSTEMS LARRY T. BOLGER INC. Date: Thursday, January 9, 1992 Time: 8:30 p.m. (following the ABCA Annual Meeting) Location: Seaforth and District Community Centre 122 Duke Street, Seaforth Neighbouring conservation authorities will each have an Open House as follows: Grand River C.A. Jan. 13, 1992, 1 - 4 pjn., 6-9 p.m. Administration Office, Cambridge (519)621-2761 Saugeen Valley C.A. Jan 9, 1992, 2 - 4:30 pm., 7 - 9 p.m. Administration Office, R. R. 1 Hanover (519)364-1255 St. Clair Region C.A. Jan 8, 1992, 3 - 5 p.m., 7 - 9 p.m. Plympton Township Office. Reece’s Comer (519)245-3710 Upper Thames River C.A. Jan 13, 1992, 3 - 8 pm. Administration Office, Fanshawe C A., London (519)451-2800 For further information please contact Ausable-Bayficld Conservation Authority (235-2610) Maitland Valley Conservation Authority (335-3557) Clean the modern way with water Merry Christmas and V&Mappy yew ‘year BLYTH 523-4205 Grey Twp. pays accounts The final regular meeting of 1991 for Grey Township Council was held on December 16. Council approved for payment general accounts totalling $29,096.39 and drain accounts totalling $361.06. Council also authorized munici­ pal tax reductions and write-offs totalling $2,954.54. Council decided to become a member of “Wheels Away” for 1992 and authorized a grant of $250 to the organization for 1992. The organization provides a subsi­ dized transportation service for qualified senior and disabled indi­ viduals. For more information on the service contact the Clerk’s office. Council also amended its 1991 budget by allocating $15,000 to a reserve for the replacement of out­ dated streetlighting. The next regular meeting of Council scheduled for Monday, January 6, 1992 at 9:30 a.m. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. Happy Holidays and Safe Driving. Bill, Brenda, Tina & Shane Burkholder Auto Body 523-9474