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By Mary Chessell
Miss Barbara Keys of
Edmonton, has spent the past
three weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Keys,
and will be going back on
Sunday.- Jim and Marilyn
Laing and Jennifer of
Mississauga were also home
for Christmas. Other guests,.
at the Keys home were Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Cantelon of
Seaforth and their family. On
Tuesday the family was home
again for a visit with Bruce's
niece and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Andre DeDecker, Kate
and Laura, of Tillsonburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keys held
a family gathering onl3oxing
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kirton
held Christmas on Christmas
Eve for the Peck family. On
Monday they were in
Wingham with Jim's family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hill
entertained their neighbours
at a wine -and cheese.party on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Hill and
family moved into their new
home in time to spend
Christmas there.
New Year's Day guests
with the Chessells were Mrs.
Jefferson and Mr. and Mrs.'
Bob Laing and family of -
Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Riehl and family of
Sebringville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Jefferson and
family of Fullarton.
Celebrating New Year's,
.with Bill and Joyce Dowson
and family on Sunday were
Margaret Dowson, Ella
Jewitt, Ken Jewitt and
Joanne Gibson, Ross and
Bonnie Jewitt and family,
John and Barbara Jewitt and
family, Dennis and Janet
Jewitt and family, Don and
Pat Jewitt, Debbie Presz-
cater and Calvin Lovett.
Visitors for dinner on the 27th
at the Dowson home to
celebrate John's 14th bir-
thday were Tom, Barb, Paul,
Scott and Lori Consitt and
Margaret Dowson.
Quite a few people around
the village have been sick
with cold and flu this past
week.
The United Church service
on Sunday was conducted by
Mrs. Margaret Taylor,
assisted by ' Mrs. Joyce
Dowson. Rev. Taylor has
been confined to hospital with
the flu. He was feeling much
better on Monday. Mrs.
Shirley Hill was the organist
-in place of Mrs. Mildred
McAsh, who was also ill.
A reminder to the ladies -
the January U.C.W.'meeting
will be held tonight (Thur-
sday) at 8:30 p.m.
News of Holmesville
By Blanche Deeves
Women's Institute
The Goderich Township
Women's Institute will
sponsor a' card party on
January 12 in the Holmesville
School at 8:15 p.m. Ladies -are
asked to please bring sand-
wiches. Admission will be $1.
The next card party will be
held on January 26, at the
same place and at the same
time.
The WI group will meet in
the township hall at 1:30 p.m.
on January 9. All the ladies
are please asked -to bring• a
dessert for one.
Personals
Gordon Yeo, son of Eldon
and Ethel Yeo, is off to" the
Rose Bowl Parade with the
mass pipe band which in-
cludes the Clinton Legion
r Band.
Mrs. Herb MacAdam
visited her son• Joe on th,e,
weekend. Get well wishes are
sent to Joe.
Shirley Norman of Kit-
chener was home for
Christmas and New Year's
dinners with her parents and
families.
Mr. and Mrs William
Norman opened their home
for both Christmas and New
Year's to their families and
relatives.
Douglas and Barb Norman
and daughters spent three
days ° in Toronto over the
holidays. .
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Betties
of Clinton entertained 14
members of the Betties
family to a New Year's
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Betties
held a New Year's Eve party
at their home for friends and.
neighbours.
Don and Bonnie Lockwood
motored to Florida during the
holidays.
• Murray Perdue and his
family of London spent
Christmas with Clarence and
Jean Perdue.
Holmesville Church
Worship service in the
Holmesville Unified Church
was held on 'Sunday with
Sunday School in the church
hall. Rev. John Oestriecher
was in charge.
The UCW of the
Holmesville United Church
will meet in the church hall at
2 p.m. on January 10.
Bayfield scouts notes
The 3 M's group.will meet
on Saturday evening,
January 7, at 7 p.m. for their
pot luck supper in the
basement of St. Andrew's
United Church. Also, St.
Andrew's will hold their
congregational annual
meeting at 8 p.m., Monday,
January 23 in the church.
Bayfield Boy Scouts were
guests elf "Scoutmaster John
Siertsema in his home on
Friday evening, December 23
for their Christmas party.
After playing games ano
exchanging gifts the boys
enjoyed a feast of pizza.
All families involved in the
Scouting movement, which
included Brownies, Cubs and
Scouts are invited`to a pot-
luck supper at 6:30 p.m. on
Saturday, January 14. This
get-together will be held in.
the Community Centre and
the L.A. are hoping that all
members of each family will
be present to enjoy an
evening together.
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Mr. Fred Steep, RR4
Clinton, spent a couple of
daN*s with his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mts.
Albert Craig and along with
Misses Joanne and Sheryl
Layton joined Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Craig and Jennifer in
Clinton for Christmas dinner. -
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Layton
of Brucefield visited
Christmas Day with Mrs.
Judy Layton, Joanne
Sheryl.
Mr. Vic Morrison, Prince
George, B.C. spent the
Christmas holiday with his
wife and family, Pat, Laurie,
Danny and Vicky.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill,
London and Miss Sally
Bennett, London were
Christmas weekend guests
with Rev. Wm. arid Mrs.
,Bennett,
and
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The new chairman of the Huron County board of
education is John Elliott of Blyth. Mr. Elliott, who suc-
ceeds Herb Turkheim of Zurich, was elected to the post
last Tuesday afternoon at the board's inaugural meeting.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY JANUARY 54 i97
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By Mrs, Dora
Shobbrook
_ United Church
News -
Welcoming into, the Nar-
thex on Sunday morning were
Nick Whyte and Garnet
Wright. Ushers were Kevin
Fothergill, John La.Wslon,
Cameron Moon, and ''Bob
Penfound.
The ' organist was Mrs.
Allen Bosman; and the
soloist, Harry Lear ac-
companied by his wife on the
piano, sang two hymns.
The children's story was
"they forgot their birthday".
Junior teachers were Mrs.
Bill Bromley, Ruthanne
Penfound and Mrs. 'Flelman
Westerhout. Rev. McDonald's
message was "go forward."
The flowers were placed in
honour of the marriage of
Board of Education elects
1978 officers
The Huron County Board of
Education held its inaugural
meeting Tuesday afternoon
and elected a board chairman.
and vice chairman and the
chairmen of the board's four
policy committees. The newly
elected officers then formed a
striking committee to decide
on membership for the four
policy committees, a budget
committee and a collective
bargaining committee.
R. J. Elliott of Blyth was
elected board chairman over
Marion Zinn, vice chairman
of the board in 1977 and the
Qnly other candidate for the
chairman in 1978..
Alex Corrigan, trustee for
the town of Wingham and the
townships of Howick and
Voicings from Vanastra
___By Meryl Thomas
Vanastra Church news.
Arts and Craft classes will
be held at the Vanastra
Church on Tuesdays at 7:30
p.m. These classes are for
children aged five to fourteen
years.
Scouts. Cubs,
Now that the holiday season
is over the following youth
groups will be resuming their
activities on the following
dates: Girl Guides, January
5; Boy Scouts and Brownies.
January 9; and Cubs on
January 12.
Resource Centre
The Vanastra Resource
Centre will begin its new year
on January 5 and wilI hold its
regular activities from 9 a.m.
to 12 noon.
--Four new staff members
have been hired under a
Canada Works Project and all
residents of Vanastra are
urged to come out and meet
Elizabeth Warren (project
manager), Edna "Jeffrey
(Secretary), Ginny Floyd
(community worker), and
Dale Harrison . (recreation
director) this Thursday
January 5, from 9 a m. to 12
noon.
Turnberry, was acclaimed
vice chairman after Marion
Zinn declined her nomination.
Shirley Hazlitt, trustee for
the townships of Colborne and
Goderich, was acclaimed
chairman of the instructional
personnel policy committee
and will serve with trustees
Eugene Frayne and Harry
Hayter.
John Henderson of Seaforth
defeated Jack Alexander of
Wingham as chairman of the
fiscal and property policies
committee and will serve
with Alexander and Donald
McDonald on that committee.
Dorothy Wallace of
Goderich was acclaimed
chairman of the school
programs committee and will
serve with Charles Rau and
Cayley Hill. '
Dorothy Williams was
acclaimed chairman of the
student policy committee and
will work .with Marion Zinn
and R. K. Peck.
Trustees Herb Turkheim,
Shirley Hazlitt, John Hen-
derson, Clarence McDonald
and R. K. Peck will make up
the collective bargaining
committee.,•
The 1978 budget comittee
will consist of Alex Corrigan,
John Elliott, Shirley Hazlitt,
John Henderson, Dorothy
Wallace and Dorothy
Williams.
Ken Scott and Linda Storey
on Friday in the church. Also,
flowers on the, memoriam
stand were in loving memory.
of Tom Stevens by his family.
WI Card Party
The' W I card party was held
on Friday night December 30. -
Prize winners were: lady's
high, Nona Pipe; lone hands,
Margaret Taylor; lova, Vi
Burns' men's high, Ted
Fothergill; lone hands, Ted
Dunking; low, Bert Shob-
brook; special most zero's, Vi
Hoggart.
There will be another party
in two weeks, January 13. In
charge will be Hazel Reid,
Joan- Middegaal . and Joyce
Kennedy. . ..
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Carman Riley on the
arrival of their son Clint
Curtis, born, on December 26
in Wingham Hospital.
Jim McEwing was ad-
mitted to Seaforth Hospital ori
December 23rd. Friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
Congratulations' to Mr
Nelson Lear of Huronview
who celebrated his 80thirth-
day January 1st. His family
held New Years at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George
Underwood' and family in
Wingham. Present were
Doris Lear, Burlington, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear,
Danny and David Llin-
desboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen
and ' Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Saundercock attended the
funeral of Mrs. .Kay
McCullough on Saturday at
Gravenhurst.
Barry Pipe, London spent
Christruas on Tuesday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Pipe.
Thursday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
were, nephews Ronald Vod-
den, Thompson Manitoba and
Robert Vodden, RR 3, Paris.
'Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander returned home on
Friday from spending
'Christmas week with their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cosineau, Donald Jim and
Tammie at Sault Ste. Marie,
Ontario.
Mrs. Laura Saundercock
spent New Years Day with
her nephew,- Mr. and Mrs.
CIarence Crawford, Blyth.
Mike and Jack Cook,
Kincardine visited on
Saturday with grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns.
Mr. Gordon Harkes has
purchased the McCool
property adjoining his lot
next to the church.
Mrs. Joe Shaddick spent
the weekend with Mrs. Mary
Robinson, Goderich.
Ken Vodden spent New
Years with his sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook.
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