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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-09-27, Page 19PAGE_ 1 . -TP LINTQN NEW S- L• ECQRD, THURSDAY, S 'TEMBRR 27,1979 the Mrs. Myrtle Munro advocate returned recently from Eleanor Bradnock, editorvisiting in Taranto with Auburn I, 4=H Girls s� Auburn I, 4-H club as back in session with `f he new project, needlepoint. The meeting ,started with a quick introduction to needlepoint with emphasis an canvas binding and yarn dif- ferences. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Donald Cartwright. her .., son Robert Youngblut,, Mrs,. Youngblut and . family. • Last week, her daughter- • • , in-law, Mrs.. Glen art needle. roject her�mhM"rs.wEd'ith The members elected. their -new officers as follows: president, Kim McDowell, vice- president, Lisa Rodger., secretary, Diane Hanna; and press reporter, Lynn Chamney. Leaders for this project are \ Mrs. John Hildebrand, leader and Mrs. Donald Cartwright, assistant leader. Meetings are to be held on Monday evenings at 7 p.m. ++ The cross stitch and the bargello stitch were the topics at the third meeting of the Auburn 2, 4-H, club. The meeting Lions hold dinner meeting The Auburn and District Lions Club met last Wednesday evening. The meeting began with a dinner served by the Auburn Women's Institute. Fifteen members and five guests were present. The president, Lion Bill Robertson, was incharge of. the meeting and the secretary's report was accepted on motion of Lion Bud Chamney and seconded by Lion Bill Crawford. The guest speaker was Maitland and the 16th Community Club meet by Milena Lobb Community Club Edith Tebbutt was hostess for the monthly meeting for the Com- munity Club, held the evening of September 5. President Madeline 'Bartlett opened the meeting with the Hints for the Month of Sep- tember, followed by the repeating of the Creeds and the Lord's Prayer. Thirteen members an- swered Roll Call with the most impressive thing they saw or did this summer. The minutes of the June meeting which was held at Marilyn Forbes' home were read. The members decided to donate $10 to the CNIB and to put two items in the Hospital Penny Sale. A bus trip was discussed and two members were left in charge of inquiring about arrangements. Madeline Bartlett will have the October meeting in her home in the afternoon on October 10 which is one week later than usual. The quilt started at Edith's willbe worked on. The meeting was closed and Norene Tebbutt assisted Edith serving lunch. At school Now that school has started again, it is time to report who is attending university or . college. Rick Forbes has returned to Centralia College; Sylvia Forbes is at Lambton College, Sarnia, taking Early Childhood Education; George Thompson is taking his final year at Guelph. • Liz . Thompson • -is continuing her studies at Western University in London; Jamie Thom- pson has returned from' Australia to continue his veterinary course at Guelph; Marion Thompson is at University of Toronto; Pete°Thompson is in his second year at Guelph. Kerry Johnson has returned to Guelph and Ernie Lobb is at Fan- shawe College for two months as part of his apprenticeship in mechanics. . Personals . Brenda Forbes has received a prornotion to Supervisor of Pricing for CP and will be doing a lot of travelling but her home base is Torcinto. Don Lobb and Bill Lobb have taken a couple of days off and travelled to the Farm Show ' near Indianapolis, Indiana. Doug and Gertrude Feagan took a tour through the north to Sioux Lookout where they were met by Jean Feagan who had a few days off from her post i*arther north, Almost 100 .people gathered, at the Sum.. nierhill Hall to help Murray. and Marlene #erbes celbr te their 2gth' weddi hg, anL. nversy. After versa 'y. e eryone had enjoyed a d 'iloiCUS'' beef dinner,, son-in-law Tom Archibald welcomed all and son -.in-law John Van Loo read a poem in honor of the day. Murray and Marlene thanked the relatives and friends for coming to- be with them and invited everyone to their home for the remainder of the af- ternoon. Deputy District Governor Lion Don Coghlin from the Howick Lions Club. He was thanked 15y Lion Bud Chamney. In the business, a donation of $100 was voted to go to the Woodstock Disaster Relief Fund and $50 was donated to the Blyth Figure Skating Club on motion of Lion Bud Chamney and Lion Bill Crawford. Future projects include improvements to the Auburn ball. diamond. The baseball committee are as follows: Chairman Lion Clare Millian, assisted by . Lion Bill Sproul, Lion -Al Luna and, Lion Doug Chamney. A motion to adjourn was made by Lion Clare Millian and seconded by Lion Al Luna. ALL NEW RELEASES 5.99 (INCLUDES INNER & OUTER SLEEVES) yI,6IC .00^,TARiOSTREET STRATFORD THE H1 -F1 SHOW SALE (3 DAYS ONLY) HEAR .Exciting New HI-FI From The World's Leading Manufacturers SAVE Huge Savings on End -OF -Line Pioneer Teacs, Tangents & Many, Many, More (Starts October 4 Noon) 40 ONTAQIO (�'r��r;r,�i (Sr was held on September 15 at the home of Mrs. Tom Cunningham. It was opened with, the 4-H pledge said by the president, Annette Losereit. The roll call question was to name a colour scheme for a free choice article. The members were then taught the two stitches, the bargello and the cross stitch. The transferring of ` a design onto canvas was also explained. . For the next meeting, the members are to complete their stitches and think of one idea for Achievement Day. The meeting was then closed with the 4-H grace. McLennan of. Winnipeg, visited fdr several days. Howard Adams of Toronto is visiting with Mrs. Elva Straughan and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner returned on the weekend from a five day trip to Pennsylvania and New York. Mrs. Donald Rea, Christophelr and Jody of Listowel visited last Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dobie and other friends. Mrs. Lillian Letherland and Mrs. Thomas'Haggitt returned on Thursday evening after a trip to Agawa Canyon in Nor- thern Ontario for four days. Mr. and Mrs.ert Turner were guests last Sunday at the special 50th anniversary of .Wesley - Willis c hurck.in Lainton. Itwas Bride's Day for all who had been.inarried during the past 50 .years there. Mr: and Mrs.2gb 'Turner were married 49 years ago in that church. Following the service, all were invited for a social hour and wedding cake. The Auburn and District Lions Club held its weekly draw and Lloyd Morrison of RR 1 Lucknow won with his ticket, number 13.9. Ralph .Graviston of Tavistock visited one day last week with his friend, William J. Craig. • Mr.' and, Mrs. Norman Gerdes of Edmonton visited` recently with. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer. Mrs. Brian Wallace, Owen and Stacey of Dorchester also visited for a few days last week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Daer: GEO. A. BAIRD BACKHOE SERVICE Excavating and Trenching Septic Beds GEO. A. BAIRD BRUCEFIELD 482-3390 JIM ELLIOTT R.R. 3 GODERICH 529-7281 Mazda C The price is right as low as $ 4 2 9 - , .... .. 1 ' ' . • Number one when it Comas to Volv,.o & Mazda M -W MOTORS.' LIMITED 114 EAST ST. GODERICH 524 -7212 - See you at the Car Show GODERICH ARENA SEPTEMBER 27 &. 28th THE HURON COUNTY BOARD Of EDUCATION EVENING CLASSES STARTING DATE FOR MONDAY EVENING CLASSES WILL BE MQN. OCT. 1., 1979 REGISTRATION INFORMATION FEES 20 Session Course '25 10 Session Course '15 Less than 10 Session '10 Credit courses 5300° - 1 • All classes will begin during the week of October^1, 1979 2. Advance registration is desirable and may be made by phoning or visiting the school. 3. Late registration will be accepted on opening night if class is not already filled. 4. Classes will be held weekly, generally from 8-10 p. 5. One credit toward a Graduation or Honour Graduation Diploma will be allowed for academic courses completed. Materials for protects must be supplied by students. Students must purchase required text books. "SOME COURSES MAY HAVE TO BE CANCELLED IF INSUFFICIENT INTEREST IS INDICATED BY ENROLMENT. IF THERE IS SUFFICIENT DEMAND, OTHER COURSES MAY BE ARRANGED CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL CLINTON-PHONE 482-3471 MONDAY NIGHT Basic Sewing (10 wks.) Bookkeeping (20 wks.) Ceramics (10 wks.) Furniture Refinishing (10 wks.) Gymnastics (10 wks.) Welding (10 wks.) TUESDAY NIGHT Art (10 wks.) First Aid (8 wks.) Hairdressing (10 wks.) Advanced Sewing (10 wks.) Women's Fitness (10 wks.), Karate for Beginners (10 wks.) The Law is Not for Women? (10 wks.) Auto Maintenance (10 wks.) WEDNESDAY NIGHT Crochet and Knitting (10 wks.) Drafting (10 wks..) Macrame (10 wlks.) Flower Arranging (10 wks.) Step Dancing (10 wks.) Typewriting (10 wks.) - Upholstery for Beginners (10 wks.) Electricity for Homemakers (10 wks.) MONDAY NIGHT F.E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL WINGHAM-PHONE 357-1800 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Alternate Energy for the House (8 wks.) Ceramics (Beginners) (10 wks.) Custom Drapes (20 wks.) Flower Arranging (8 wks.) Fundamentals of Art (20 wks.) Ladies Physical Fitness (10 wks.) Practical Auto Mechanics (20 wks.) Sewing for Beginners (20 wks.) Spinning and Nature Dyeing (10 wks.) Upholstery (Advanced) (20 wks.) Woodworking (General) (20 wks.) Decorative Tube Painting (20 wks.) GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE IST.ITUTE GODERICH-PHONE 524-7353 MONDAY NIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT Decorative Tube Painting (20 wks.) Oil Painting - General (20 wks.) (Above courses held at Brussels Public School) TUESDAY RIGHT Amateur Radio (20 wks.) Bridge for Beginners (10 wks.) Ceramics (Advanced) (10 wks.) Hair Styling (10 wks.) intermediate Sewing (20 wks.) Ladies Auto Mechanics (10 wks.) Luxury Sheers (20 wks.) Macrame (8 wks.) Pilot Ground School (20 wks.) Standard First Aid (8 wks.) Upholstery (20 wks.) Welding (Basic) (10 wks.) TO START MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1980 Advanced Knits (10 wks.) Golf for Beginners (8 wks.) TO START THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1980 Basic Knits (10 wks.) Art (10 wks.) Badminton (10 wks.) Bridge (Beginners) (10 wks.) Conversational French (10 wks.) Crocheting (Beginners) (10 wks.) Liquid Embroidery (20 wks.) Sewing (Basic). (20 wks.) Typewriting (Advanced) (10 wks.) Your Car - .Its Care and Feeding (6 wks.) Basketball (Men) (20 wks.) Photography (10 wks.) Sewing .(Advanced) (20 wks.) Sewing (Intermediate) (Victoria Public School) (20 wks.) WEDNESDAY NIGHT Macrame (Beginners) (8 wks.) Volley ball (Adults - mixed) (Colborne Central Public School) (10 wks.) Welding (10 wks.) Woodworking (20 wks.) THURSDAY NIGHT Conversational Spanish (10 wks.) Quilting (Beginners) (Victoria Public School) (5 wks.) Stretch Sewing (Beginners) (10 wks.) TO BEGIN IN JANUARY Badminton (10 wks.) Bridge (Intermediate) (10 wks.) Golf (10 wks.) Men's Sports Night (10 wks.) Stretch Sewing ('Advanced) (10 wks.) TO BEGIN IN APRIL Gardening (5 wks:} TO BEGIN IN MAY T• ennis (5 wks.). NOTE:.CLASSES AT GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE:BEGIN AT7:30P.M. SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL °SEAFORTH-PHONE 527-0380 MONDAY NIGHT Advanced Photography (10 wks.) Crocheting (10 wks.) Furniture Refinishing (20 wks.) Introduction to Photography (10 wks.) Quilting (10 wks.) TUESDAY NIGHT Accounting for Farm and Business '(10 wks.) Flower Arranging (10 wks.) Ladies Keep Fit (10 wks.) Liquid Embroidery (20 wks.) Sewing and -or Tailoring •for both Beginners and Advanced (10 wks.) •WEDNESDAY .NIGHT Badminton for, Men and Ladle', (20 Wks.) THURSDAY NIGHT Men's Basketball (20 wks.) TO BEGIN IN JANUARY 1980 Cross Country Skiing TO BEGIN MARCH 1980 Disto Dancing TO BEGIN IN APRIL 1980 Golf Tennis SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL EXETER -PHONE 235-0880 MONDAY NIGHT Badminton for Adults (10 wks,) - equipment may be rented or purchased Chair Caning (10 wks.)-- Flower Arranging and Christmas Crafts (10 wk's.) Level 2 Sewing (20 wks.) Mathematics 240 (25 wks.) (credit) Mathematics 440 (25 w,ks.) (I�redit) 1otor Vehi lel Mechanics 1(18 wks. ) r s 1 wks. Be Trine 0 .r( )( i Pottery Quilting (6 kt.)' \ TUESDAY NIGHT Beginners Sign Language (10 wks.) • for communication with the deaf Computer Studies 400 (25 wks.) (credit) Cross Country Skiing (10 wks.) • starting de(ceniber 11, 1929 Level 3 Sewing (20 wks.) (Advanced) - begins at 6:3 p.m. Level 4 Sevin (20 wks.), (Sire. Math '- plified(credit) Tailoring) g be ins at 8:30 p.. ernatics 550 (25 Needlepoint and Bargello (10 wks.) Weaving without a Loom (10 wks.) WEDNESDAY NIGHT Beginner Sewing for Children wks.) • Ag'es 10.12.6130.8:00 p.m. - Ages 13,14.8t00.9:30 porn. Cake Decorating (10 wks.) I Ceramics (20 Oct.) Credtive Writing .. i3 Wks.) wks,) Eins n 340(2 h , � wks) Ccredit�) English 440 (2 V ksi) (toed t) (10 Fitness and Weight Control (10 wks.) -Men and Women Flower Arranging and Christmas. Crafts (10 wks.) Pitman Shorthand (Beginners) (20 "wks.). Pitman Shorthand (Advanced) (20 wks.) Typing 100 (25 wks.) (credit) Welding 300 (25 wks.) (credit) THURSDAY NIGHT Auto Mechanics for Women (10 wk .) Be inner Sewing • Adult (20 w ,I. ) Cantep Decorative Tube Painting (20 wks.) Canadian Law 400 (25 wks.) (credit) First Aid (St. John's) ,(10. Wks.) Gourmet Cooking (10;1:4110:.) Mathematics 554 (25 wks.) (credit) • Mathematics of Investment Pottery (intermediate) (,1'0 wks.) NOTE: On a first ` night, all sesslios *II begin at! ': 0 p.m Wilts s ilii ��e lsa iailt, r ( .,