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ANUARY 17,1980
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. For the (first time in five years, there Was a race for
the NDFt nomination. for Huron -Bruce, for the
upcoming Federal election on February 18, and
nearly 60 supporters turned out, far more than the
average of 20. The meeting was held in a classroom
at Clinton Public School Monday night. (News -
Record photo)
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by Manche beeves
The first meeting of the
Holrnesville UCW for 1980
was held in, Holnaesville
Church Tuesday,
January 8 when Barb
• Betties; opened the
meeting by reading two
poems. A ° prayer was •
given by l areae Young,
and. Rev. Oestrei,cher
installe°d the' new slate of
()M•
eeks for :the coming
years* A` , reading was
given i"n three. ,pasts by
Dorbthly Whitely, Rey.'
Oe'streicher and Phyllis
The various corn-
mitte s
c.,.;.r.-..-..ga vie . their
financial.,statements, The
roll call Vas -answered by
_ the paying of, dues.:
Special recognition was
,give, n to those : having a
birthday in January.
Barb' Betties closed the
-meetin ith-a poem.
The new executive of
the Holmesville United
Church Women 1980-g2""
are as follows: president,
Jean Ginn; past
president, Isobel Sturdy;
Hensall ICCW groups to study Japan
by Bertha MacGregor
The January meeting
of Unit IV of the UCW of
Hensall United Church
was held. Thursday,
January 10th in the
Fellowship Hall.. Four-
teen members and one
visitor answered the roll
call. The leader, . Mrs.
Nan Britton opened the
meeting with the poem
"New Year's Wish", with
Dorotl Mitkle—a T-•
pianist.
The devotional was
• given by Mrs. Susan.
Purdy. .
Nine . members from
Unit 1 joined for the study
period when Mrs. Helen
Scane from Unit 1
presented the material to
be used for the: year for
the study on Japan.
Several books were
shown •
She ' spoke of Rob
Witmer formerly of
Goderich, who went out to
Japan as a Missionary a
few years ago and, later
married. aJapanese girl.
They are happillymarried
and have a daughter and
son. The daughter was
born in Japan and the son
in Toronto. Her message
was very much enjoyed
by y both units.
The members of Unit
IV will be visiting, the
Queensway Nursing
_-Horn-e.---residents--on __the -
Monday afternoons in
January and the_ annual
congregational meeting
arid pot luck supper was
being held January 16th
at 6:30 'p.m. The Huron -
Perth Presbyterial is to
be held in Goderich
January. 28th and a
special bus is being
booked to take members
from 'the area. The World
Day of Prayer is March 7
in Hensall United Church.
Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt
gave .the treasurer's
report and also stated
that all the, church
calendars 'for the group.
had been sold. Mrs.
Purdy received the of-
fering,,which was
dedicatd by Mrs.
Britton. Mrs. . Mary
Roobal volunteered to be
card convener for the
group.
Mrs, Mabel Parke,
Mrs. Gladys Coleman
and Mrs. Shirley Luther
were the social com-
mittee.
Unit I mets
Joy`n,r
presided for the;. January
meeting of Unit 1 of UCW
of HensaJtUnited Church
-with Mrs. Gert •Middleton
pianist. The scripture
was read. by Mrs. Mid-
dleton.
Mrs. Helen Scane gave
a very interesting in-
troduction of our studyn
Japan • ''.the named
several mission
magazines available
while 'studying Japan.
Japan consists of a group
of four large islands_ • and
many smaller ones
stretching from north to
south over a thousand
miles: Population is 142
million the sixth largest
in the world, =,i'ts area
142,719 sq. miles com-
pared to -Canada with an
area of 3,851,800 sq: miles
and a population of 20
million.
Business was as
follows: Unit 1 to place
__flawera. _.__for -- f-a•n-ua.ryT--
Annual pot luck supper
Wednesday, January 16th
at 6:30 p.m. Dates of the
year's meetings • were
given by Mrs. Joynt. The
Presbytery meeting in
Hensall United Church is
on February 26th. Unit 1
is to serve dinner at noon.
World Day of Prayer
service March 7 in United
Church.
Several members gave
.their gift of money for our
adopted girl and the
hostess was Mrs. Robert
Drysdale, assisted by
Mrs. C. Christie.
Employee honored
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manager of the Bank of
Montreal and- staff en-
tertained Mr. Tom Kelly,
administration' manager,
who has been transferred
to the Clinton branch, to
dinner last week and
presented him with a gift.
John Jacques of the
Exeter branch replaces
of RR1 Varna, passed
away at University
Hospital, London on
Saturday, January 12th,
1980 in his 62nd year.
Beloved husband of
Dorothy Wilma (Green)
Kipfer, he is survived by
a brother, Cecil' Kipfer,
Hensall and sister, Mrs.
W. Ross (Irma Eileen)
Tom. 441;& -Toronto. Sever4it
Mrs. Ross Corbett who nieces and fie ,hews
crerwenfsur er survive.
g y in
Victoria ,Hospital, London Funeral service
and
last week returned to her committal Was held. from
• home on Saturday. the Bonthron, Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Horne, Hensall on
Chaffe--wand Sa4ly of Monday,_January 14th at
Mitchell visited on 2 p.rn. with Rev. Stan
S d
Mrs. Richard Packman
and family returned to
their home in England on
Monday.
Mr. Harvey Keyes who
has been a patient in
University Hospital,
London for the past
number of •weeks was
able to return to. his home
His many
friends- wish for him -
_cantinuQr-ane 1y; .,.
Queensway news .
Rev. Van Eseen of
Exeter conducted the
church service at the.
Queensway Nursing
Home last week. The
residents are grateful to
un ay with Mrs, McDonald officiating.
Chaffe's. parents, Mr. and Burial will take place•
Mrs. Jack Corbett. later at Baird's
Mrs. Mervyn Hayter of Cemetery, Stanley
Varna and Mrs.' Rose Township.
Anderson"; nee Barb
Michie, Belgra've, visited United Church service
on Sunday with Mrs. Mr. Ron Hargreaves of
BerthaMacGregor. Thames Road "conducted
the, service in Hensall
Congregation pot luck United Church on Sunday
Rev. Kenneth Knight and his message was
conducted service in "Christ is Fit to be the
Carmel Presbyterian Pel•fect Representative".
Church on Sunday Mr. Travis and daughter
delivering an inspiring Gail,- sang a duet "In the
messate on a "Decade to Garden".
Double". Mrs. Robert The congregational
Taylor presided at the annual meeting will be
organ,held_ at 8. p.m. .- Wed
A.pot luck supper will nesday, January 16th. A
be held on Thursday, pot luck supper will be
January 24th at 6:30 p.m. held at 6:30 p.m.
fhllowed by the
congregational annual • =Return to England
meeting to' follow at 8 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
rn
Packinan, who spent
Christmas holiday season
Man dies with their son and
warn Johnathon Kipfer daughter-in-law Mr. and
All Star
Tours -FA"-
Pioneers of Escorted
Motor Coach Tours
orkers
vice president, Phyllis.
Cox; ` secretary, Verna
Lobb, treasurer, Kaye
Harris; communications,
co-ordinator, Jeal {inn,
Verna Lab' .and- Kaye
Harris; stewardship and
finance, Ada Tebbu"tt,
Irene Cudmore 'and
Lorr kne Young;
4. development,
leadership deve
Char'lotte , • Noz m n',
Letitia R'i,dde , . Mand
Margaret Faquhar;
Church in Society,
flowers, Jean Perdue,
Bessie Townshend and
Doris "Batkin; vis tin ,
Jean, Wyatt, Irene
Cudmore and Millie'
Demipsey•;' Christian
development, Betty
Stoner, Isobel Harris,
Barb Betties, a,nd Isobel
Sturdy; world outreach,
Muriel Grigg, Iona Make,.
Luella Yeo and Reta
'Potter; sec al"co nate,
Alice Porter, Grace
Walter, Marg Yeo and
Dorothy Whitely; manse
rep. Muriel Grigg;
auditors, Edith Tebbutt
and Edna Jervis; pianist,
elect stew
Verna Lobb. Hospital in London 'A gave a report on ' the
At the afternoon church (discussion was held'on, a Adelaide H u n t e'r
service ,la:atSunday, , Rev. possible bus trip in May. g Woodless Home, the
Oestreicher' spoke to ,the Mrs. ` Irene Cudmore in ` former being: the founder
children persons in. charge of the program of Womens Institute. Tea
the Bible whose names,' suggested we all shape ' and cookies were served
start with•the letter "X". hands and `give b., Irene Cudmpre
good..." � Mrs.
"Faith of the eighties"wishes: for 1980. ,n,„ ,=,�andalMrs -Sarah Storey.
was ' the theme 'of the Mrs, Cudmore ave., Please ' `.call: 482-3383
sermon. Mr.' Bill Batkin two. readings ' ' and S the with .y. our news so we can
and Mr.- Tom Lobb... -public relations, report. keep Holmesvflle news in{'
recEived the offering- •Mrs. Hazel McCreath, the paper,
NOTICE; Miss: Gloria
Hart of Mifche11 is to be
• the guest soloist • for next
Sunday
We are happy to heart,
bMr, Herb . MacAdam is
home from Stratford
Hospital, may he have a
speedy recovery.
Womens Institute
The Goderich Township
Womens Institute met for
cry- rneetin
ram e the Township Office at
1 :30 pm ' with Hazel
McCreath, president, in
charge of the meeting.
Those present repeated
the Institute Ode and the
Mary Stewart Collect,-
Hazel- McCreath then
welcomed everyone to
the meeting. Mrs. Ber-
nice Mcllwain read, ,the
minutes of the last
meeting.
A discussion was held
on making a quilt for the
refugee family coming to
Clinton and a motion was
made and carried to have
an on going project to
make articles for the War
Memorial Childrens
all ,who came out to help
them with crafts. •
Visiting with Louise
Mitchell were Don and
Jean Horn, Charles and
Olive Fisher, Chester
Dunn visited with Vera
Lammie .and •Bill and
Helen Taylor, George•and
Olive Stephenson, Earl
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qh __ Eimer ° ar►d •
airgaret Stehenson 1' 125
v,sied w Russell
Erratt.
The men's high bowling
score was rolled by Ross
Thompson 'with 115 and
ladies high by Edna
Youngblut with 65.
return to
General Homes
According to a
spokesman for they
recreational veh'icl
_division in 'Hensall of
General Home Systems
'85 workers were recalled
last Monday.
At the present time,
five workers are involved
in preparing the..
_production lines for the
workers. •
The recall of ' the
remaining 35 workers
w.ill-be_dete:rx.►n..ined by the
sales of the rec vehicles.
The workers have been •
laid,off since December.
In the modular homes
division of the company
the news is not so good
with general manager
Economical
SUN
SEEKER.
VACATIONS
-.Florida at its Best 14 -days • -
7 departures January 21; February 4, 18;. March 3; 1 7,•31 , April 14
Includes: Admissions to Disneyworld; Cypress Gardens, Tours of St.
Augustine and Savannah, Dinner at Kapok Tree Restaurant FROM
Clearwater Beach and Central Florida
1 4 -days 4 departures:' February 4, 18; March 3, -17 Includes:
Admissions to Disneyworld, Cypress and Calloway Gardens. Tour of
Plains, Georgia. Dinner at Kapok Tree Restaurant. FROM
Pensacola Beach •— '"Super Saver"
with option to linger longer. 12 -days (efficiency units)
13 -weekly departures: January 21 through April'1 4 FROM
Daytona Extended Stays
DJisrteyworld extended stays (includes 2r Meals per day at Disneyworld)
21-28 days. 5 departures: January 21; February 4, 18, March 10, 24.
FROM
Florida .Circle Tour — "Super Saver" •
13. -days
4 departures._ February 1 1 , 25; March 10, 24. FROM
Midterm Vacations
at Daytona, Disneyworld Area or Vero Beach. 9 -days Departure
15
Pensacola Midte m 0 -days
Departure March 15
Texas and New Orleans 14 -days
4 departures February 9; March 1, 29; April 19 Includes- Tours. of�.-
Nashville, New Orleans, San Antonio, Manta Moros Mexico and
Graceland Manson. , FROM. $4
'California and The Historic West 23 -Days..
7 departures Feb 23; March 22; April' 19; July 19, Sept 6, 27; Oct 25.
Includes Hoover Dam, --brand Canyon, Tours of San Francisco, Muir
Woes, Los Angeles, Universal Studies, SarrDiego, Phoenix' Tucson
FROM
Escorted deluxe motor coach transportation and superior accommodation
included on'all tours. ,
Q
March
FROM
FROM
$489
$479
'254
$519
$359
$259
$249
For Colour Brochure and Reservations Contact
Your Local Travel Agent or All Star Tours
623-3030 i 1-800-265-9810
" O UR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES"
Doug Holmes saying that
.the fix; .;will endeavour to
bring back the employees
"as soon as possible."
"We're aggressively
pursuing a number of
orders," Holmes stated.
The plant la' off 80
workers early in
November. -
• ST. MARYS : - Plans 'are
being made in St. Marys
to celebrate the •town's
125th birthday.'
The town is hoping to
declare one day of 1980 as
St: Marys Day, when
special celebrations
could mark the occasion.
It was also suggested
that the town might
coordinate , a joint
celebration with London,
who -is also celebrating its
125 birthday this year:
"It won't happen in our
lifetime again," St.
Marys Mayor Clif Brown
told council at their first
meeting of the year.
In 1855 St. Marys was
incorporated as a village.
Thomas Guest was its
- first reeve and later in
1864, its first mayor when.
St. Marys became a town.
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