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strnas activities in the vi age
I Card PartY Longman' . spent . rel rest
There were six tables in• mas with her sister,Al
play - tin December 21and and Mrs. Bob Norris an
Hattie Weed, ViBurns family of Stal;fa.
and. Dora Sh,abbrook �wer.Q�•Mr: and Mrs.: Bill Kno
in chaarg�'.of the ,evening....., of Blyth spent'Christina
The winners for the .Day with his mother
evening ° were: ladies', Mrs, Toni Knox. an
high., : Margaret Taylor; Lavin,.•
ladies' lows Marrone Mr. and Mrs, Te
Hunking :held Christina on
Anderson;. lone hands, •
Dora Shot) . a . . Boxi_ngay�-a?
,resent- were Mr. an
Qti. December - 28, Meeting 'opened with the
r, Christmas • -guests with, singing of ' carols,.. A
d Mrs. Joe"Shaddick were ' Chx'istrnas-story.vvas read
M. and Mrs. John and the girls enjoyed
x Shaddick•, Debbie, 'Dangly games and, riddles. gifts"
s and`Payul of Goderich and were exchanged and hot
r Mr, and . M,rs. Bill chocolate and treats were
d Shaddick,- Julie and served,.
junkie, United -Church
d Christmas visitors with The Londesboro United
s • Mr. and Mrs, Norman Church. Was filled 'on
4 Alexander.' were Mr..andmaec;be ,umAfor th.e
Mrs.. David .„ .Alexander morning service and Mrs,
d and farnily ofincardine Margaret Whyte and
along with Mr, and= Mrs.* Mist_ Edythe Beacom
; Jim Alexander 'a• and welcomed the
family of Islington. congregation. the ushers
Christmas guests with were • Bruce Hunking,
h' Mr.' •and Mrs.. Clare Wayne Hulley, Mark,
d Vincent were Mr. and Mitchell and Kevin
f Mrs. Jim Forbes of Radford.
Strathroy, Mr-andM 's .. The •choir sang. a
f -Bill Vincent, Avis: and; special song with Gail
s' ' Annette of RR 1, Auburn. Lear taking the solo part
e Lions Club.. and Cameron Moon and
a The Londesboro .Lions, John Lawson . sang the
held their annual duet with Barbara
Christmas. -Party at _the Bosnian ;as the choir
community halt--- on' director 'and Louise
December 20. McGregor as the
The Lions members organist.
and their families 4t-' Rev. ♦ Scott gave the
tended and the evening children's story and the
began with a pot luck junior teachers -_were,
supper,,. followed by a hay Lena Nesbitt, Brenda
ride and carol • sing Millar and Carol Cart-
through the streets of the. Wright.
village. After the ride, 45- Many - attended The -
children. sang Chriatinas Christmas- Eve carol...
carols to the Lions and : service and the ushers
their wives. were Gher'y'I ,•--1;'ywv�."
Santa -Claus arrived Suzanne •Ta•mblyn -arid
and 'gave • aut bags of Laurel_ and, Lisa .Duizer.
candy 10 the children. ----Rev. Scott conducted the
Santa °' also drew the service , with scripture
winning ticket on a color readings, followed by
television and Stephen Christmas carols.
Duizer. went. `home as the Readings were given and
proud owner. After a duet. was sung by
wards, music was sup Barbara Bosman and
plied for f dancing. k The Marjorie Duizer. The
Lions wish•to thank Santa choir also sang a• special
-Calus for attending number with Mrs.-
Explorers Bosman as the choir -
The sixth meeting of director and--=M-r•-s, •
" t ai e L o n'd a sher o McGregor at the organ.
''Explorers was . held on ..Rev. and Mrs. Scott also
December 20' and the sang a special duet.
Nigh, .Ed. Brooks; men's Mr -s.- Joe Hunking an
low, Reg Lawson,• lone fainily'•and Mr. and .Mrs
hands, . *Jack Riley; Rae Hunking of London
especial, Bert Shobbrook.:. and Mrs. Dewar and
The next card party ,family of Atwood, • Mr
will be on January,( arid Mrs.Murray Wals
'at 8;30 pm.x y
WI 'members are' also . and: family of Blyth an
reminded that the Vaughan Hunking o
citzenslii4 London.:
p meeting will
Miss' Olive Johnson o
be held on January 9 at.8
pm: The roll call-will:ask Clinton spent Christina
Day with Miss Edyth
the members to. name an
ethnic ou . in:Canada. Beacam and Mrs. Laur
'Personals
Lyon. r
Mrs. Ida Durnin was Mr. and. Mr -s. Jack
admitted to Clinton A�tristreng 'spent
Public Hospital on Christmas Day with Mr.
Decerriber 26 following a and Mrs: Ken Armstrong
he t attack. and family. _ -
Friends will be glad to Boxing Day guests with
Mr. and
know that Mrs. Gonion . ,Mrs.. Gordon
Howatt returned home on Shobbrook, Darell. and
December., "24.. after Diana were- Mrs. Laura
spending some -time in Saundercock and Mr. and
Clinton hos ital. "*Where Mrs: Bert Shobbrook. �'
and
she» was a �_ for ---
�Mrs. Reg
d a. Lawson, John and
heart attack. • Elizabeth spent
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Christmas Day with her •
Hunking and fa•mily"spent brother Mr.. .and' Mrs.
Christmas on December
23 with 'Mrs: ' Hunking's George : Turner, = Barry
brother, Mr. and Mrs. and :-Bonnie of Tucker-
smith. e
Jim•Anderson in Guelph.
Visitors on DecemberMrs. Charlie Crawford
23 for Christmas with IVIr. returned to her home in
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook Kelowna, B.C.: on
December 27 aft°
were Mr. and Mrs. -Ross _
Millson, Sheryl, David, spending two weeks with
Patricia, Darren,' Sarah, .her parents, Mr: and Mrs
Len -Caldwell '.and Mrs
John and John Schoss of Maimie . Crawford o
Woodstock. Also visiting" `�
were Joan Garrow of St. Blyth` ,,
Thomas, Valerie and - Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Marsha,- Millar- -and, Saundercock and' Mrs.
Kennie Colquhoun of.. Laura Saundercock spent
Christmas Day with Mr
Clinton.int and Mrs w Lorne ° and `Mrs. Wayne Peck
flunking, Mr. and Mrs. and Kelly at Ailsa Craig.
Laurel,Mr. and Mrs. Mel Knox
Tom Duizer, and family and Mrs. Beth
Lisa, Stephen and Knox were guests 'at the
Shannon spent Christmas. home of Cindy_Swan and
on Sunday with Mr. and family' of London for
Mrs. Art Hiunking, Todd
and Tara of Exeter.
Christmas visitors with December231_ Mr- ` and
Jack and Eileen- Clark
were Mr. Alex,- Dark of� Mrs. Mel Knox and
Huronview. Mr. Dark family and Beth. -Knox
celebrated his 87th lir- had dinner with Mr. and
thday on Christmas Day. Mrs. Robert Irwin of
Also visiting the- Clarks Clinton..
were Mr. arid Mrs. Steven - On Christmas Day Mrs.
Cla •k, Greg, Jeff and Beth Knox had dinner
Angel of Stratford and with Mr. .and Mrs. Ken
Mr. and.: Mrs. Re Hobbs and family in
Reg Denfield.
O'I•lagan, Mary Beth, The Walkon family held
Laura and Sarah` of
Wingham. Christmas on Boxing Day
Christmas Sundayat the Legion Hall in
at -
visitors with Mr. and Mitchell with 46 Mrs. Bob Burris were tending..
their daughter, Mr./and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Mrs. Jerry Smith - and Allen held Christmas on
brother Harry Burns, all Boxing Day for'their
of Kincardine. family, Mr. and Mrs:
Wayne Jackson, Brian,
Mr. and Mrs. l3ert Ken and Sandra of
Shobbrook and Ken Ridgetown Mr. and Mrs.
Vodden spent Christmas Don Sel to on, John and
Eve at the home of Mr. Colleen of Clinton and
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allen,
Don, Mark, Drew and
Paula of Londesboro.
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Christmas dinner
December ;.22; aritl" on
and M's. Danny.
Colquhoun and family of
Clinton and spent
Christmas Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Rona Eller.by
Frank and Dorie:
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson held Christ-
mas on December 24 for
their family, Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Radford of
London, Mr. and 'Mrs.
John Lawrie, Robbie and
Jennifer , of Kitchener,
and Audrey's, parents,
Mr. and Mrs-. William
Hamilton of Moorefield,
who stayed until Thur-
sday. -.
Greg Andrews . spent
the weekend with his
parents, Prof..And Mrs.
B
B11l'And s; renda and
Nancy of Toronto.
Prof. , and Mrs.
Andrews and Greg, along
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Wood,.,Soanne,.-J .neLang. --
Karen and Doug of
Wingham ` spent
Christmas Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Wood.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Colin
Paterson of London spent
Christmas Day with' her
parents, ' Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Burns.
Mr:"" -`arid Mrs, Bob
Crysler of Chatham
visited one December 23
• with her brother Mr. and.
Mrs. 5'ack Tainblyn,
Kevin and Suzanne. r• -
r, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
01.
vaeuation plans
for Bruce schools
KINCARDINE . - The in the area will be taken
recent train derailment is
__NlSsis'sa rgaAhsjrnade
the Bruce County Board
of Education aware of the
possible dangers in case
of • . an accident at the
Bruce Nuclear Power
Development (BNPD)
•and • emergency
procedures for schools in
the area have been ap-
proved by the board.
A report on the matter
states, "An evacuation is
a very unlikely , event
even in a serious
radiation contingency.
However, it is prudent for
the Bruce • • Tovvnshi(i
Central School (just north
of Underwood) at least' to
have an evacuation
plan." -
In the plans concerning
the Bruce ' Township
school,. if there is an
evacuation' during school
hours the students living
Village of. Bayfield
PUBLIC MEETING
Wednesday, January 9, 1980
of Z:ou p.m
at the
Community Centre Hall
(Bayfield Arena)
PURPOSE::
This is a public meting held under Section 12
and 17 of the Planning Act (R.S.O. 1970 Chap-
ter 349), to discuss a proposed arriendiment
to the Village of Bayfield Secondary Plan to
allow construction. of a marlrra on a.4 acre
parcel of land situated immediately east of
the !Highway No. 21 bridge on the South Side
Of the Bayfield River.
Copies ,of this proposal from the Clerk of the Village.'
•
Huron County
is
7.ge o)btairied
Plata ing Board
to an evacuation centre
or stay w i t -h ---fri ezrd-s
locally. .If there is an
evaucation outside of
school -hours, the students
will go to the evacuation
centre with their parents
and unless special
transportation
arrangements are made,
they will not be able to
attend school.
A stay -in alert would be
declared in either a
radiation or hydrogen
sulphide leak emergency.
People already 'in the
school would have -to stay
there and the windows
and-doors•.•,•of.•.the- school
would be" closed and the
ventilation system- shut -
Bruce Township
Central School is likely to
be the only school
directly affected, the
report said.
A new restaurant tavern will be `opening later this
year in Clinton, as a'Wingham restauranter family
has purchased the Fairholme Dairy building and
esus from t e4 by
•.
Bertha MacGregor
The senior citizens of
Zurich incompany with
the seniors of Hensall,
enjoyed a.' bus trip, by •
McNaughto'n''s '
Travelways, Ilderton-on
Wednesday, stopping at
Cole's Wholesale factory
in Tillsonburg and dining
at the Gold . Leaf.
Restaurant, Delhi.
..,.. They .. frame -Ilia -on _._to
Simncoe to view the
'colourful array of -
Christmas lights for .
which �Simcoe is famous
Social notes:•
Miss Brenda Pepper of
Waterloo. University
spent the holidays with,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Pepper and
daughters.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Mason, Tracey,,and Cindy
of Lansing, Michigan
spent Christrri•as -
-with-Mrs'. Mason's mother,
Mrs. l :uby Bell and
family. , -, •
1VX B h
• MacGregor spent the
holiday with - Mr. and
Mrs.•Don MacLaren; Jbdi
and Brdoke in Oakville.
Stephen ' Hollingbery of
London, England arrived
in Canada last week
hoping to see, snow. He is
spending a few* weeks
with his aunt and uncle,
Mme. and --Mrs. Al
Hogarth and family.
Mr. Ernie Davis
recently underwent
surgery in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Christmas visitor's With
Mr. and Mrs. ,Jack
Corbett were Mr. and
Mr's. Robert Chaffe and
family of Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Corbett
and .Jeff, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Corbett and Mr.
and Mrs. Al Corbett and
family of Hensall district.
Sgt. .Doug Wein, -Mrs.
Wein -a-nd - David of-
Ottaw.a spent the holidays
with Mrs. Wein's parents,
Mr. and •Mrs•. , Harold
Parker.
Carmel Church._
Rev. Kenneth ight
conducted-.-service-
Carmel
onducted-.-service Carmel Pr'esbyterian
Church on S-uiidayi
are curren.ly extensWely ,renovating it. Bo -Jen
Construction of Clinton is also building a large
addition to the rear as well. (News -Record photo)
The choir, under the
direction of a„�irs•. R.
Taylor, sang "Memories
-of Christmas". Misses
Donna Taylor and Janet,
Hoggarth sang the duet.
The Van Wieren sisters
accompanied _on the
guitar sang two numbers.
The flowers inthe
church were in loving
mern;ory of the late Mrs.
Agnes B-odenham..
Several members' of the,
choir took part in the
carol •'service at
Cromarty Presbyterian
Church , .on Sunday
United news
The „service in Hensall
. United Church was
conducted by • Rev.
Stanley McDonald.
Dr. Ralph •Topa at the
orgah, and Mrs.
Marianne McCaffrey led
the choir
The boys trio, Tin
Roweliffe, Darren Tiriney
and Brian Topp con-
tributed -much to the
service with. -How
Beautiful Are the Feet'of •
Them" and "He Shall
Feed His Flock Like a
Shepherd". A beautiful
wall hanging "Peace" for
the front of the Sanctuary
donated by Pat Venner
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was much appreciated.
A Christmas - service
which will .be ' a family
service was held on
Christmas Eve
• IOO1F Euchre
The IOOF Lodge's pre -
Christmas euchre held on_
Thursday,. December
20th .was largely at-
tended,
Prize winners were:
la -dies!
Clarence Volland; ladies'
con.solatior N1rs Gertie
Moir; gent's liigh, -Jack-
)Elrintnell; gent's con
solation, Phil Hern; lone
hands, Mrs, i'. Hern.
A draw was made on a
hind "quarter of beef and
was won , by Art
- Youngman, Bowman-
ville. Second prize of a
side of pork was won by
Archie Kennedy of
Hensall. Tickets drawn
on Christmas cakes were
won by Garnet Hicks,
Exeter and Annie Reid,
Hensall.
A hot 'turkey
smorgasbord was served
by the_ committee in
charge and was much
enjoyed by all. Alex
McBeath moved a vote'of
thanks to the conveners.
0r 1.98
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.1.4..b14, Grand,' Mrs.
Hazel Corbett presided
"for the meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge on.
Wednesday evening,
assisted by the Vice
Graand, ...ifs
Riley. Arrangements
were made to have the
"secret pal night" on
January 2nd.
• . Following. the business,
the Noble Grand Mrs.
Corbett entertained . the
'members to"' a socialtour
.at her home.
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