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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-02-15, Page 91.941 Buffalo Sabres right-winger Don Luce made a visit to the Clinton arena last Thursday night, and was quickly surrounded by autograph seekers. Don, whose face was badly cut in a mishap during an NHL game recently, was in town visiting his sister an brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Boland of Queen Street. Wayne also coaches the Clinton Cougars. (News -Record photo) Kippen news and views by Rena Caldwell Mrs. Robert Kinsman will be hostess for the public relations meeting of Kippen East Women's Institute on February 21 at 2 p.m. Pastor Ivor Bodenham will be the speaker and Mrs. Jean Chalmers will have a contest. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. R. Consitt are holidaying in Florida. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Gibson and Louise, Wroxeter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis on Saturday. A number of ladies from the If CW en- tertained some of the residents of the Queen- sway Nursing Home last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McBride have returned from a snowmobile holiday in the north. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper have returned from a holiday in Arizona. Mrs. Lloyd Cooper entertained in honour of Miss Sharon Finlayson on February 4. About 35 neighbours gathered to bring gifts and best wishes to the bride -elect. Two contests were en- joyed and Mrs. L. Cooper read the address to which Sharon responded by Brucefield UCW meet The,Brucefield °United ChurcWomen met at the church on Tuesday afternoon for the February meeting. Mrs. D. Treibner and Mrs. J. Henderson. conveners of the church in society committee, were in 'charge of the . worship. After an opening poem, __ -and- pray e r scripture passages were read. The theme in love stressed that God gave his gift of love to us and. are we sharing our love with others. Amnesty International, a society which operates in 33 countries tries to ensure the right of belief of ,the individual and it was moved we receive their newsletter. The worship closed with a hymn and prayer with Mrs. Ross McBeath at the • piano. Mrs. Arnold Taylor, the president welcomed all to the meeting and read a poem. Mrs. E. Stoll read the secretary's report and called the roll. The treasurer's report and several thank you • car -ds were read. Mrs. J. Moffat read a letter from our foster child in Haiti. A. letter about the church camp, Menesetung, near Goderich was read and it was moved we send $100 for the maintenance and craft work of the camp The secretary and financial reports -from -the units for 1978 were given and the treasurer's report of the organization were read. Rev. R. McMullen closed the meeting with prayer and 'Mrs. K. Scott and her social committee served a delicious iuinch.* -- thanking everyone and inviting them to her trousseau tea. On Wednesday night, the Parsons Family honoured Sharon with a shower of gifts. Gail Parsons read the address and two contests were conducted. Mr. and • Mrs. Hank Binnendyk have returned from a holiday in the Barbados. UNICEF concert set As a special project for the United Nations' Year of the Child, the Blyth Centre for the Arts is sponsoring a concert for UNICEF, Wednesday, March 28 in Blyth's Memorial Hall. The Centre, which operates the popular theatre each summer in Blyth, is looking for local talent to perform at the variety night. Performers who can volunteer their services are asked to call Betty Battye in Blyth at 523- 9658 after 5 p.m., or write the Blyth Centre for the Arts, Blyth. All proceeds from the concert go to UNICEF to help with its work with children around the world. ALPHA meeting Accessibielity to the handicapped is not always usability by the handicapped. Alpha Huron has been preaching this since its inception. The members were made aware of this at a meeting held in Clinton Public School. Clinton man dies Hartley Managhan A' Clinton native, Hartley James Managhan died suddenly in the Clinton hospital on February 10. He was 81 years old. Mr. Managhan was born on August 7, 1898 to Thomas and Fanny Managhan. Mr. Managhan at- tended the Clinton Public School, served in the first and second World Wars and worked with Canada Packers. In 1925, in Seaforth Mr. Managhan was married to Violet L. Gliddon and the - couple continued to live in Clinton at 400 Victoria Street. Mr. Managhan was a member of the United Church and the Royal Wingham Memorials Canadian Legion. Along with his wife, Mr. Managhan is survived by one son, Robert of Kit- chener. He is also sur- vived by a brother Clarence of Windsor and a granddaughter, Pamela. Rev. James Managhan -of Windsor conducted the funeral services at the Ball Funeral Home on 'February 13. Spring interment will follow at the Clinton cemetery. President Pat Watson noted that the sanitary facilities for the han- dicapped at Suncoast Mall in Goderich are installed to one side of the cubicle. This enables a wheelchair person to pull alongside and use the facility. If the facility is centered, as it often is, there is not usually room to do this and it is not usable. In answer to a letter to E.A. Starr, secretary - manager of the Ontario Plowmen's Association, Alpha Huron was assured that the lack of sanitary facilities for the han- dicapped at the 1978 International Plowing Match would be brought to ,the attention of the supplier for future years. Alpha Huron meets next on Tuesday, February 27 at 8 p.m. in Brussels arena. All are welcome. Best Inter�st *7 1 03/8 SEMI-ANNUAL OR QUARTERLY We represent many Trust Companies. We aro often able to arrange for the highest Interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. *Subject to change Gaiser- Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. 14 Isaac St., Clinton, Ont. Phone 482-9747 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1979 -PAGE 9 Varna arena active for carniva.1 Many families enjoyed the Annual Skating Carnival at the Varna rink on Sunday afternoon. Some members of the Stanley Township Recreation Committee, which sponsors the event, were busy organizing games on the ice, while others worked in the Orange Lodge Hall where they operated a snack bar. Prizes were awarded to skaters in the following categories: youngest girl, Brenda Consitt; youngest boy, Craig McAsh; birth- days closest to Valentines Day, Shelly Hayter and Steven Taylor; oldest person on skates, Wat Webster; largest family on skates, Jim, Dianne, Scott and Susan Kirton. The mothers vs. daughters hockey game had to be called off due to a scarcity of mothers on skates. (Let's plan to do better next year, mothers!) However, a group of children eagerly formed teams treated spectators to an en- thusiastic game of hockey. Rossalyn Elliott's team defeated Jacqui Taylor's team 5 to 2. Later, a rousing game of men's broomball provided some ex- citement and many laughs. According to referee Ross Whittaker, Jim Consitt's team defeated Gerald Rath - well's team 8-4, although some members of the losing team were heard disputing the referee's, decision on that final score. Thanks to Dianne Kirton for doing such a capable job of writing up the carnival in the ab-. sence of the correspon- dent. Pat and Barry Taylor and children Jacqui, Steven and Greg returned a week ago Tuesday evening from a holiday in Florida. They visited the main tourist attractions, fine markets,.. of fine foods Nzehrs FINEST CANADA 'A' GRADE ALL BLADE BONE REMOVED BLADESHORT RIB ROASTS such as Disney World, Busch Gardens, Circus World, etc., and spent a couple of delightful, days with Bob and Willa. They saw Rev. and Mrs. Taylor, too. The Orange Lodge had a sell-out crowd at their dance at Hully Gully on Saturday night. Spot dances were won by Clinton I, 4-H "Accessories, The Final Touch" is the theme of this peason's 4-H club. Mrs. Marsh set up an interesting display in her home to illustrate to the Clinton I 4-H girls the new topic. Two teams battled at a game of "40 questions", led by Mrs. Marsh, which ended in 20 questions this week and 20 next. Mrs. Forbes, using Karen and Sharon Dale as models, demonstrated which colors they could choose for their wardrobes. Gordon Johnston and Eleanor McAsh, and Arnold and Jean Taylor. Frank Falconer won the door prize. Paul Consitt won ribbons for skating and cross-country skiing at the Special Winter Games for the Western Ontario Mentally Retarded Association, which were held on Saturday at the University of Western Ontario. Ross and Dawn Elliott and son Matthew of New Liskeard were home on the weekend. They visited Bruce and his family at Aurora, Roy Elliotts of Egmondville, and spent Sunday with Florence, Norman and Walter. 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