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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-12-20, Page 14PAGE 14 --CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DEcgmBgR 2Q, 1979 VgarSoMliEsaWMOViTe43140192WArAM.M0P101040341, Sects()tfas re 1 etings to the Ratepayers • of Hullett Twp. HULLETT TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Joe Hunking Tom Cunningham John Flynn Joe Gibson John Jewitt )1.4.E.:::)z::)*;a3zfx3tss}zoAriTzxim)taittAmrzifistAxisimsAY4' Deck the halls with boughs of holly, fill your homes xvith lots of cheer. May this season he varm and jolly,„L. for our friends and ,vatrons dear. ews- .and views By Bertha MacGregor Mrs. \ Clarence Reid, who has been a patient in South Huron ' Hospital, gxeter returned to her home on Saturday., The W.G, Thompson Ltd, firm entertained the employees of Hensall, Mitchell arid Granton to a Christmas party in the He4sall Arena4 on Saturday evening. The Ladies' Legion Auxiliary provided, the dinner and dancing was. enjoyed to music% by the Country Gentlemen. The cancer, pqlio and tuberculosis members of the IOOF and Amber Rebekah lodges delivered treats to shut-ins- . at Queensway Nursing Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, Huronview, Clinton and some local members this week. Tom Kelly, .ad- ministration manager at the local Bank of Mon- treal, left last week fora holiday with relatives and friends in Nova Scotia. Mr. Brad Sangstar, who was a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, reAturned home last week. Mrs. , Don Luther, Raechel, and Adam of St. Johns, Newfoundland visited last week with the former's father-in-law •and mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther. Mrs. Sarah Simpson is a patient in South Huron Hospital where she is receiving tratment. The draw .on the Legion Ladies' "Money Doll': will, be made on Frida-y, December 21st. Mrs. Hazel Luther returned home last week after visiting with her granddaughter and grandson -in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn at Coronation, Alberta. The Hensall Kinettes entertained the K-40 club to dinner ,at the Burkely Restaurant, Exeter on Wednesday evening, followed by a social time at the home of Mrs. Steve Knight. Bags of candies. were packed for the "Free Skating” spon- sored at the Arena Sunday afternoon, .by the Kinettes, when Santa Claus arrived and treated the children. The Hensall and District Kinsmen Club sponsored a ' "Senior Citizens Night" again this year at the Hensall Public School on Tuesday evening at' 7:30. p.m, Films and entertainment were much enjoyed by all and a social time was had when lunch was served. hristmas program held Rev. ,Kenneth Knight conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian church when the Mem- bers of the Sabbath School took part in the service, Miss Sandra Wad.el favoured with, selections on her ac- cordion "0 Holy Night" and "Star of the East". Three Sunday School members took part in the candle -lighting ceremony. "Silent Night" was sung after which a quartet*: sang "Happy Birthday Jesus" "Christmas," was por- trayed by the Sunday School followed by recitation by a trio,David Shea gave a reading folloiVed by "On Christmas Day" and "Away In A Manger" by the Sunday School members. Rev. Knight spoke to the class on "The International Year of the Child.',' The Church was beautifully decorated by the members of the 'Arnold circle ievelling auxiliary. Rev. Knight gave an interesting message on "God's Greatest Gift". Mrs. Robert Taylpr ac- companied at the organ throughout the service. Choir practice f; was Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.th A joint choir service will be held in Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Stinday night, December 23rd at 7:30 plm. Everyone is welcome. 1 Que,ensway enjoys party The residents - of the Queensway Nursing Home are' most grateful to. their families who visited with them and enjoyed the Christmas Party and especially Santa Claus who dropped in with treats. Visitors with Mac Beaver were Stella Taylor and Ella Willert while Mrs. Mary Hogan, Mrs'. Mary Holtzman, Les Mitchell and daughter Barbara and friend and Robert Mitchell visited with Louise 'Mitchell and Mrs. Jessie Ingle and Mrs. Geo. Blake visited with Cora Alcock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kippen UCW deliver two By Rena Caldwell Kippen UCW met in St. Andrew's Church Tuesday, December 11. The meeting began with a delicious pot luck dinner given by the losing side in the attendance contest. Business of the meeting revealed that Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and Mrs, Edison McLean had delivered the shut-in boxes, that $20 had been donated to the Leprosy Mission, 'and that. Arc Industries needed more volunteers was reported by Mrs. Keith Lovell. ., Mrs. D.E. .Ayle, the Outgoing president, 'thanked everyone for the co-operation she had received during her term of office. Mrs. Keith Love gave courtesy remarks. Mrs. John Cooper and Mrs. John Anderson were the hostesses. During the. program, Heather McLean con- tributed a poem she ha'd' composed, . and Mrs. Edison McLean and daughter Heather gave an inspiring Christmas skit. The devotion was a candlelightin'g service conducted by Mrs. David Turner. Personals Mary Blom. and Rita Blom, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Blom, graduated on November 16 from Lougheed Business College, Kit- chener as executive secretaries. Both have secured positions in Waterlbo, Flowers were placed in St. Andrew's Church Kippen in ,memory of Mrs. Joseph (Mae) . Dayman by,her,family. According to the Ontario Safety League, traffic safety depends on three things: What you think about it. What you know about it. What you do about it. "•••;i5X.:"?': Holiday joy is irtithe air, and greet all our fine patrons with sincere best wishes r* for a wonderful season. Many thanks for your loyalty and trust. STEPHEN L. ROWN -,toRNE J. BROWN FRED SHROPSHALL • PERC DROWN - CRAIG COX • LARRIL*CLINCHEY.KEN JoHNstowoouo CARTWRIGHT-DOUGLAS WISE -KEN MERNER OTOAS LTD. YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET cind OLDSMOBILE DEALER 11 935 S and T CLINTON, ONIARIO cALL 482,93 1 Pi" an area Whilhelm , Cathy and Steve 11.aviclson and Gordon visited Mrs, Edna Young; Mr. ancl Mrs. Durand and fa.zpily visited with Nell Ken- drick and. Mr. Don Roxendal visited his wife Alice and Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Kraft, Irene Finlayson, Ruby Finlayson and Vera Johnston visited Mrs. Volla'n'd; Frank and Elaine Jordan and Jack Upshall . visited' NelSon Loghrin; and Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Bates visited Louise Scrirngeour. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Upsha,11 visited Jim McDougall. Mrs. Mary Oesch and Roy and Ida Gingerich visited the former's husband Pat Oesch. Visiting with Wally Crich were John Crich and family. Mr. and,' Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Morgan visited with Neil Regan; visitors with Russell Erratt were his wife Pearl, Mrs. Eric Luther, Mrs. Nan Britton, Helen Taylor, Gladys Coleman, Bertha MacGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Harvy Pfaff, Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Kyle. Mrs. Stanley visited with Alex Barrett; visiting with Len Purdy was his wife Susan; and Mrs. Pfaff visited with her husband Horace as did Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pfaff of Exeter. Bob Dale visited with Agnes Cutting Rev. Losbough con - ducted the churckservice accompanied at the piano by Louise Mitchell, The staff at QUeen.sWaY are most grateful to 'all who attended the Christmas gathering and stipported tbern throughout the year. Men's high bowling 'was Neil Regan with 143 and Ladies' high score was Mary Parlmer with 78, Former resident passes Floyd Nelson Smith, formerly of Hensall, passed away at Flushing, Michigan on Saturday December 15th in his 72nd year. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mtg. Alex Smith of Hensall. He was the husband of Muriel (Hurst) Smith and is survived by son David of Massillon, Ohio; daughter Mrs. David Krueger (Sharon) of Flushing, Mich.; sister Mrs. \ M.B. Parker, London, and Eldrid, London. He was predeceased by three sisters, Mrs. John Craig (Ida), Mrs. Alex Smith (Laura) 'Blyth, Ontario, and Mrs. D. McPherson (Lena), Portland, Oregon and three brothers Dr.. David T. of Onrer, Mich., William of Pangman Sask. and J. Alexander of Fort Benton, Montana. Funeral service was held from the Rosell _Funeral Chapel Flushing, Mich,, on Monday December 17th and in- terment was in Flushing Cemetery. Season's greetings to all our' neighbours and friends. Albert and Iona Leibold.-50,51 Season's Greetings from France! A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all my friends and relatives. - Jan Divok.-50,51 S.eason's Greetings to all my neighbours, friends and• relatives. - Phyllis A llin.-50 Milt and Mabel Schreiber wish to ex- tend Season's Greetings to everyone. -51,52 We wish, our friends, neighbours, relatives, fellow employees of OntarioHydro — Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. - Jack and Mary Leppington, Mary Ann and Cathy. -51,52x A Blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our relatives, friends and neighbours. Peter and Sadie Steegstra and family. -51 On behalf of Qoderich Blue:water Taxi, we would like to wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas and A HoppY New Year, Bruce, Beryle and family. -50,51 A very Merry Christ- mas and a Happy New Year to all our friends, neighbours and relatives. - Freda and Bill McLeod and family. -50,51 Little prayer, Travel far, Bless all our friends Wherever they are. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. - Clare and Bill Brown, Egmondville.-51,52x Season's Greetings to all my friends and neighbours on, Queen Street. - Mildred Brown. -51,52 Season's Greetings to my many neighbours, friends and relatives. - Mrs. Louella Lep- pington.-51,52 Season's Greetings to our many friends, neighbours and relatives. - Verna and Wilfred Glazier. -51,'52 .,..mme,4„k'3-4AN•ttr " • 1\41te Brosinals of Cristrnas • 131-injouTectce and j9 Tfirouout the ew eqr From the management and staff at I SiNtE16941 THE ORIGINAL OLD MILL AND FACTORY OUTLET IN DLYTH 5234666 Ai t o Railway Troths • 1