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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-12-08, Page 7HOMELITE® ''~� ~--` 0� 0 Steve Boussey, second from right, acceptshis cheque of $500 from Red Gs draw nhs�an�the �� Lions�m Cupdraw.Steve was m�d� winningtickethis father, Guss, right, and Lions president John Wise, left, looks on. (News -Record photo) Hensall��N��JN'� � area residents � �� die by Bertha MacGregor Mr...Edgar Munn bn has Nw been a patientiSouth Huron Hospital for the past several weeks was able to return home last week. — . ,88r. and Mrs. George Parker, Randy and Roddy visited with friends in Hun- tsville and spent the weekend un'tovi\\oaodoponttbpweekend in. Ottawa, visiting with Sgt. Doug Wein, Mrs. Wein and David. Rev. Fox of Huron College conducted the service in Nm Carmel Presbyterian Church 0 on Sunday and will dispense the Holy Sacrament on next --- 8uoday`December 1l. Miss Brenda 9eppor, organist, would like all members Y the choir and anyone w p would like to assist in t Christmas music to attend practise following * the service on Sunday. Jodi and Brooke B8ecLareo nyOakville openttbeweekend with their grandmother Mrs., Bertha MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elder spent the weekend in Detroit. Mny.D8ling passes 0 Mrm.Anna ]B.(BeU)DUUnQ passed away Saturday December 3, 1977 at South' Huron District Hospital, Exeter in her 8lst year. ' Surviving are her husband C. Wilbert DUling; sons, Clarence W., Sarnia; Harold J. (Bud), Toronto; daughter, Mr., Allan (Bernice) Olson, London and seven grand- children. Funeral services were held from the @ontbr o Funeral Chapel, Hensall on Tuesday, 4 December 6, 1977 conducted is 4 • by Rev. Don Beck. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Lorne Chapman dies Lorne Chapman, a Hay Township ymr000r, passed away suddenly at his late residence December 3;l0??in his 65th year. Surviving are hisw Lorna (Ellis) Chapman; daughters, Shirley (Mrs. J. Deluge), Toronto; Gwendolyn (Mrs. Don MacLaren), Oak- ville; sons, Gerald, Burlington; Cra|g. Forest; and Roderick, Barrie. Two sisters Mrs. Robert Price (Grace) Bloomington, Indiana; Mrs. Ruth Connors, Albany, New York and five grandchildren also surviv. Funeral service was held on MondaDecember 5, 1977 from the Bolithron Funeral Home, Hensa'11, conducted by Down at the • from page 6 single of 260 and the high triple of 587, while Louise Gibbings had the high average for the ladiesof 199.. , In the men's scoring Steve Switzer had the high aioglo'oy 283 and the }e of 701. Steve GUbbbngmbod the ,high average of 222. The News -Record would like to apologize to Steve and Louise Gibbings for an unintentional mistake printed in last week's bowling news. It was incorrectltod that Louise and Steve were mother and son, however, Louise is actually Steve's sister-in-law. Steve,'s mother's name lu Lois. Sure Comesln GHandyat CHMSMAS . � TIME Being broke during the holidays may not be the ideal way to get into that joyous spirit...so if you find yourself a little low on cesh during this merriest of seasons, see us! We'll arrange a low cost loan that will give you cause to be a jolly Santa Claus! Stop in today. t4 EXETER BRANCH: 43B,MAIN ST. SOUTH 233-4440 LOW COST LOANS 12%PER ANNUM Clinton NNnton Comniunity (REDIT UNION - 70 ONTARIO STREET • 482-3467 4 Rev. Don Beck, Interment was in Hensall Dnkon. Cemetery. CPT hold euchre party The CPT committee of the IOOF and Rebekah Lodges held a most successful progressive euchre party in the local hall on Thursday evening with Mr. Jock Upshall as master of ceremonies assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Consitt. The prize winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Mary Broadfoot; ladies' con- solation, Mrs. Alice Ferg ; gent's high, Alf Ross; men's consolation, Bert Horton; lone ba,nda. Mrs. Aldeen \/nUond. A draw for a basket of fruit was won by Alex McBeath and a bag of sugar won by Bert Hortoi. A social hour followed. The next euchre is planned for January 19, 1978. • ° . ~_.^~'~—~—'° . CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER8, 1977—PAGE 7 �=�� Sunday�� School hokis�� N��Christmas prograrn ByMrs. H.r:Bmrry Congratulations are in order f -or Mr and Mrs. Wayne Stirling, the gift of a baby girl. Miss Jane Stephens and friend spent the weekend at the manse wither parents Rev. and Mrs. E. -Stephens and John. Master Craig Walters happened with an accident at -his horno, requiring about 10 stitches. Miss Lori LeBeau spent the weekend with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pepper and attended the Christmas concert. We are sorry to know that 'Gordon Thomson is a patient in St. Josephs Boop|to|, London. Tuckecomith Brucefield United Church will hold the December 8 meeting on Thursday opening with a dinner at 6:30. meeting and program after with the usual gift exchange. i0iblmSunday held 'The congregation of BrucoYiw|d United Church met on the second Sunday of Advent to observe Universal Bible Sunday. The service was led by Rev, �.8. Stephens. The childrens story was entitled, "I'll show you". The choir under the leadership' of Mrs. Robert Livermore sang, "The Light of the World," and The ser- mon was entitled, "'the book tuUveby.^ Sunday School Christmas Program A large crowd of parents, grandparents and friends gathered in the ,Sunduy School Hall to enjoy the an- nual Christmas program, which was enjoyed by all. The program began with a performance by puppets presented for the children, but greatly enjoyed by the odu|ts, as they watched the most animated responses to the puppets' actions. The puppets were presented by Mrs. Sybil Miller and Miss Donna Miller of Seaforth. The u arten appropriately reseed for the occasion sang "Away in the Manger"They were under the direction of Mrs. Joan Grunewald and Miss Mary Jane Scott. Miss Nancy Taylor played a piano solo. The primary class dressed as choir children sang, "babe in a meoger'', and the class was under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Moffat and Mrs. Vina Brodie. Mrs. Barbara Livermore was the ac- companist. Nancy Taylor and c'cnmpaniaLNancyTny|orond Joanne Grunnw'ald recited a poem. The Junior Girls' class, ,Under the direction Mrs. Joyce Wilson, presented a play entitled "choosing a Minister". David Moffat and Jeff Peck gave a comic recitation, and the Junior "Boys' class Ag. Board sets fair dates Atthuirohnuolmoedngkst Tuesday night, the Huron Central Agricultural Society set the 1978 dates for the Ramblings from • from page 6 for owners Larry arid Ray Jeffrey of Goderich with Jack Duckworth unthe bike. Bruce Vo\lund was third with his Crimson Josie. Bud Jerry ofGoderich gave �rno Gene Jnrry, a three- year-old daughter of Meadow hrae- e |ddoughtnroYD8oudovv Gene-Excellentl,na. her first lifetime win in 2:14.1 in the sixth. Randy McLean was .third with Ol/mpic Sport. : WiUa'o Ferrica, owned by Ted and Bruce Lamont,, was cecond with R'on Williamson Clinton Spring Fair as June 2, 3 and 4. Also at the meeting, the directors for 1877-78 were oY8nob,rthupina2.08.l mile. Sho8y Duke was third for owner Art Maskell of Goderich at Windsor on Saturday night. Wayne Horner's Truanna Duke finished third at Flamboro on Sunday night. Monday night-racingwas cancelled at London on December 5 because of the stormy weather. The same horses will race on Friday night. The men's executive col the Htiron Central Agricultural Society for 1977-78 are; president, Bill Flynn; first- vice-president, Roy Wheeler; second vice-president, Dave D,alzell; secretary -treasurer, B.ob Gibbings. The executive .are serving the second of a two year term. (News -Record phoio) d' S�~�U�� ~��~�� W�� I . -_-'' ' -_~- ~~� GveDad a Chainsawf.r:. ��-��- ��' �� ~~ �� ' ^ Christmas�� N�� " "°� ^~~~ ":10`"06~' ~ $99.95 9 9 • AND UP MAPLE LEAF MALL ENGINE ' S ��N ��' 24 �n�8UN��ESS ST" E^��LU��T�A�� v�� «��0��N�� »01�D��N«N ERVICE mv�� ^��.�~w� ^�� ..�^.- .-- ,—~- -'~._.--�' announced. They are: Harold Lobb; president, Bill Flynn; Jim Snell; Ross Lovett; Tom Leiper; Greg Bd0 Fred Eric Switzer; Elgin Thom.- pson, RR 3, Kippen; Don Young, RR 3, Auburn; Bruce O'Connell; first vice president, Roy. Wheeler; Frank MacDonald; Tom Feeney; second vice president, Dave [» } U John Gibbings; Larry Lovett; Ron MacKay; Glen MacGregor; Jack MaYnew. The secretary is -Bob Gibbings and treasurer is Mrs, Bob Gibbings. AssOciate directors are: Len MacGregor ; Harold Gibbings; Harold Wou\uu&a,; Garnet Wright; ' Doug Farquhar; Dick Lobb; Bill Dale, Seaforth. Calvin Lovett and Earl Flynn are the junior direc- tors. Delegates to attend the 1978 convention in Toronto next February will include the president, first . vice president, secretary, treasurer, women's president andthe women's secretary. Smile� Hotel: where you stay when you haven't any cousins. presented a skit, "mice is n|oo^, under the direction of Mrs. Marion HillBradley Falconer recited a poem, while Kristin and Kara Vanden Neuker presented a, skit entitled "phoning San' tu.^ The Eupnrera, under the leadership of Mrs. Ann Walters and Mrs. Elaine Townoond, sang a group of Christmas carols. The in- termediates under the leadership of Mrs Maartje Stephens and Mrs. Marilyn Broadfoot presented a short play entitled, "madame Camillia's Beauty 8b " Following the play and with the singing on the part of all of several Christmas songs, Santa made his appearance and distributed the gifts. He was very ably assisted by Mr. Elgin Thompson arid Mr. Elgin Thompson and Mr. W.D. Wilson. Rev. E.S. 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