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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-12-09, Page 9u , 1 1,) 0 k w of sister . and, 011,00e 'imesville aix!. attended the rvlce at the BayfIeId •ptfst Church. uIaGed forth mallorwords literary mastEto • rated her birthday • • Saturday. ' Friends of Mo. 4Pes *Memo will be sorry to learn she is cofined in Victoria Hospital, London. Iteeent guests with.Mr. and jofMrs.G Willett, who passed away theweekend. Mrs. Will was a Snn01' resldent of village, whose home was 'In Detroit, where she died in hosPital, h ek The Bayfield Pee Wees tint Brussels Friday tight in Bayfield, but lost 6-3. The ; team played a good gam* • with goals being scored by Rick Johnston, Darin.Telford„, Assists -Vet -4' DayId';Sturgeon and John Dowsert.wihone each, and Jeff Merner- and Darin Telford with two each. . Bayfield Minor Hockey would like -to take this time to thank Bayfield Building centre and Bayfield Meat MOW for donating the .sweaters for the team and 000 tO Pat Graham for donating. a ChrlettaRSifasket ,fer a 4,raw-, Tickets are on sale at groliam'sStoroand at thehockeygames. It Will be drawn on'December 17" at the game, se let's get out and step T,110' next borne game is December 17 against Grand Bend at 8OOp.m Fortner Anglican rector passes Bishop Itagg informed the Rietor that the. Rev. Edward Jeffrey Blake 'garrison, 30th • Rettor of the Church, who retired in 1971 died last Saturday in Sarnia Funeral • services were held in St. George' Church, Sarnia,' - „Tuesday. Trinity ChUrch has its roots in: the 1830't; Mr. Harrison • served as Rector from -May Ist, 1957 to the summer of 1971. fie was predeceased by a twin brother, also an Anglican Priest, the Rev. Alvin H. Harrison and is survived by a -brother, ChariestC. Harrison of Sar- nia. Rev. Harrison was a well- known and familiar figure to the residents of Bayfield for many years and sympathy is extended to his family. ByMrs.H.F. Berry Brucefield I.O.D.E. held a successful card party on Friday evening, December 3rd. Winners were: ladies' high, Mts. Percy Campbell; low, Mrs. Jean McEwen; lone, Mrs. Norman Riehel; men's high, Robert Dalrymple; low, Gordon Richardson; lone. W.D_Wilson; and lucky draw, Bin Rogerson. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cribbon, Toronto, are visiting this week with their sister, Mrs. E. Paterson, and mothAr. Mrs. Sholdice, in Clinton Public Hospital. Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of the late Mrs. John A. McEwen, who passed away at Huronview. Mrs. McEwen was formerly of Brucefield. • NO SKIP NI NOISE Just "10-4” SYSTCOMS 25 Watt VHF/FM Mobile Radios SOME FACTS ABOUT VHFIFM RADIO *V1117Fil4 Fraprencles are assigned by the Canadian Dept. et Ceitteninticatians and are coordinated -with the *CC is the *Whets youthay VHF/FM Radios, you art given a SPECIFIC for Operation. You may have *abate the &meet systems het asstsnottats are injule ea a istaioutat the DAC. tell ONLY ler ,hrtalottuall 4dithiras Is NOT phi low SOS* 71$ 101011114. • 1. CALL " PS Salt MIss Freda Schoenhali drew Joanne" the‘i, e la C 14_ rre the C 1st # 211-15 hown fn. the Picture that were On dlsplay In Beattle Furniture's dlsplay windows The proceeds of (be 'draw will go towardsthe purehaSe of 0 •eludr lift fon the W40140E00 drawls Janet Simons,: (News -Record photo) A girls' quartette provided special musical numbers at the Reformed tong service led by Mr. Dick Roorda. Elsie Henderson and Norman 'Spelt' provided the old time music and led the carol singing on Monday afternoon irt the normal care sitting room. Earland Martha Heywood, of C.K.N.X. Wingham, en- tertained on Family Night with a program of music and magic: The residents look forward to the annual visit of the Heywoods and enjoy hearing some of the old songs of Gene and others who were, poplar othradio. Earl miststlfied tl -te-'-st'udience with his- eagie-tricks. Mr. Scottie Easton; a former neighbor and a long time friend of the Heywood family, thanked the entertainers on behalf of the residents. tThe Kensall Women's Institute were hosts for the December Birthday Party on Wednesday afternoon. A speciO tribute was iiivente two of the celebrants Whb are celebrating their 100th 'bir- thday inDecernher. Miss Clarinda Darroch, formerly of Harriston, will be 100 on December 4 and Miss Mary Turner, formerly of Wingham, will be 100 on December 11. Mrs. Joyce Pepper, President of the Institute, was emcee for the party. The program was a preview of a country school concert with Mrs. Jim McAllister, as teacher and included recitations, readings, a sing -a -long led by Hilda Payne accompanied by Myrtle Sherritt and piano rnetwilas fly Elmer Trick ot,,, Clinton. Mrs. Meston, fet-; early of Replan, and one of the celebrants eicpressecl the appreciation of the residents. Don't take chances on death or disfigurement. Belt up, and drive safely! HavIngdecId�dtowrjta grant I was fOrce4 to come ,p with an idea .0400* on each Hopes Pt foliowing the„ tried and true ,formula',Wand:my Family” Were dashed to 44;e1-,qkjite early in the game. „ • Mrenot! Nobody's' going* put Inv name In any column," my 18-year-o145tster Jane sald without - hedging. 1 would have said the .00.1ing was seconded, but it was more like 4,sgsthed." In other words, it was a unanimous veln., There was a thought of writing a gardening POlOirRnext...As was Ointedout to me, howeyer, it you can't:ghe difference between squash and carrot, re can't tell others how to grdw them. An idea for writing an Nin Landers type ' column also got the thumbs 'down. 1 would be better off writing up my own problems and asking readers to submit their solutions. .1. was beginning to panic! A cooking column? Sure. But somehow 1 didn't think there was much of a reading audience interested in making raw chicken, charred banana cake or soggy lasagna. There was- always a Do-it-yourself column. .The only problem being there is little I can do, - myself- there is a lot others can and have to end up doing for me. Having exhauStediust about every possibility, what did 1 finally settle on? Stay glued to next weeks column. Thank You My sincere thanks to those viho supported me at the polls on December 6. I have enjoyed my 4 years on the Board of Education, „ Congratulations and best wishes to Mrs. Dorothy Williams. Ken Cooke • , By Rena Caldwell The Kippen East Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. Vern Alderdice on Dec. 15 for the Christmas meeting. - , The speaker is Mr. Lloyd Wheeler on the subjectof Bee •Keeping. Roll call is "name a tittle known industry on our Ladies are reminded t� bring a sample of Christmas cake and their exchange gift for Santa. Robert Bell will have a contest, on lunch committee are Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mrs. Wm. McDowell and Mrs. Al Hoggarth. SQUaRe 4, Personals Mrs. Steve Pine and Shari Lynn, North Bay, spent a few days last week with. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McBride. The new mail carrier on RR 2, Kippen is Mr. Ken McLellan. Ms. Norman Dickert is ' visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruth' Dickert in Harriston. Santa will be in his log cabin in the park Shdppers Square Etieryantesinvited to BRING YOIftpdiN CAMERA " *orkntaas amt.' 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