Clinton News-Record, 1980-10-16, Page 7•
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There may be sharks in the ocean, but some of them "Stickman" Sturgeon,The salnion run is just in
wouldr't be as large as this toothy 31 pound salmon time to catch the second annual Lions Trout Derby
caught last week in the Bayfield River by Andy this weekend. (Bud Sturgeon pho(0) •
Thanksgiving visitors in Hensall
by Bertha MacGregor
Mr. Charles Mickle of
S
Hamilton spent part of
the Thanksgiving
weekend with his mother
Mrs, Laird Mickle and.
they both were guests
Sunday and Monday With
her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MacMillan and family in
Waterloo.
Intermediate Hockey
again
'The Hensall Minor
Athletic meeting was
held on October 6.. The
dance on October 18 was
discussed . and tickets
were handed out, with
Andy Imanse looking
after them. '
There will be free
skating Saturday mor-
ning from 10 a.m. until
noon as well as a skate-a-
thon on October 25.
Coaches and managers
were picked for the
hockey teams. There will
be an , Intermediate,
Ho,ckey Tournament
Ramblings...
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Boyand the fourth with
R. W: -Scout for owner
Larry Jeffrey of
Goderich.
_ Trotter Marclif Mike
was filth for owner
Margaret Walsh of
Brussels.
John Muir won another
with Goldie Chris in
p,2 :08.1 at Dresden
Raceway on Sunday
afternoon. This was the
final program for 1980 at
that track.
Windsor Raceway will
reopen on Sunday,
October 19, with onl)
Monday nights dark.
At London on
Thanksgiving Day,
° Pleasant Rodger, owned
by Art Maskell of
Goderich, won the
seventh in p,2:10.3 on an
off-track. Randy McLean
was second with Gemini
Tide in the sixth for
Donald Campbell of
1111—db-der—h-ic
Randy Henry was third
driving Arrochar Ruth
Aik for owner Arnold Doak of
Goderich in the eighth,
and' Brad Vanstone
finished fourth with
Linlor Lebelle for
Holmesville Valley
Farms of Clinton in the
fourth and Wayne Hor-
ner's Fleet Fighter was
fifth in_the fifth.
CONKLIN -
HOME.
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Correction
dln our Big Defense
Sale Insert in
today's newspaper,
the illustration of
the Peerless 8"
single handle. feltl:
cher* faucet should
not havo shown an
attached spray.
We regret any
i0111fdonlerscs this
'May have caused
Our customers.
again this year on
November 28,29 and 30th.
We would like to see more
people at our next
meeting if possible on
Monday, November 3 at 7
pan.
WMS hold Thanksgiving
meeting
The WMS of Carmel
Presbytieran Church
held their ,Thanksgiving
meeting on Monday
evening with Mrs. Robert
BEAVERS :SCOUTS CUBS
NEWS...byMary•Freeman
BEAVERS -i' Colony A
and B: The colonies held
their investiture
ceremonies last week and
Ross Hallam, the
Assistant District
Commissioner, was on
hand to invest 28 new
Beavers and seven
leaders into the Scouting
movement. 'We are ve,rY
pleased to welcome Rose
Edward, Brudefield;
Elena Morgan, Bayfield;
Brad Morgan, Bayfield;
Jim Boughen, Clinton,
Pat Higgons, Clinton;
Jim Ryan, Vanastra and
John Horsup, Brucefield
into the leadership team.
The parents then joined
the Beavers in games of
Hee Haw relay and
Submarine before lunch
was ',served. We wish to
thank Mr. Hallam for
visiting our colony and to
the mothers for bringing
cookies.
A reminder to parents
that Saturday, October 18
we are visiting the Zhers
store in Goderich. We will
be leaving at 9:45 a.m.
from the highaschool and
returning at ap-
proximately 11:30 a.m.
Please be sure that
Beavers are in full
iniform and have
turned in their per-
mission slips.
CUBS: The Cubs were
divided into groups to
begin work on their
starwork. The Cubs also
• • • • • eir coloured
paiches indicating their
lairs. The patches are US
be sewn on the left
shoulder one, inch beldw
the shoulder seam.
Calendars were also sent
home with the Cubs and
money it to be returned -
by October 23,1980. ALSO
PLEASE REMEMBER
to support the Cubs and
Scouts who will be out
selling apples on October
24 and 25. •
Billy Haskin received
his swimmers' badge.
Brian Beattie, readers'
badge; Scott Brown,
angler and pet keeper
badges; Mike Essery, toy
maker.
Thanks also to Mary
Ann Caldwell, Ken
Caldwell and Joe Essery
for assisting 'the Cubs -
with their crafts.
SCOUTS: New leaders,
Dv-e--Renner--and Doug
St. Louis went over the
badge program, the Scout
.Law and Promise and the
history of Scouting with
the new Scouts while the
patrol leaders aftd
assistants held a Court of
Honour meeting to plan
some of the activities for
this winter.
The remainder of the
senior Scouts went out to
Huronview to assist at the
movie night for seniors.
On the 220 of this
month the Scouts will be
bringing their polishing
cloths to the meeting to
shine up the apples for
Apple Day. Scouts and
Cubs will be out on the
evening of Friday,
October 24 and during the
day on Saturday+ 0
25. The Scouts will leave
immediately following
Apple Day for their first
camp of the year,
returning late- Sunday
afternoon.
M. Bell in charge of the
devotional. Mrs. E..
Rannie read the scripture
and Mrs. Alex McGregor
read a passage,
Mrs. Robert Bell gave
an outstanding message
on Thanksgiving and led
in prayer. The president
Mrs. Harvey Hyde
presided for the, business
and gave a Thanksgiving
poem. Arrangements
were completed for the
Fall Rally. being held in
Carmel Presbyterian
• Church on October 8 at
1:30 p.m. An invitation
was received from the
Senior WMS and Barbara
Kirktam Auxiliary in
Seaforth fpr their Fall
Thank -offering on
October 16th. •
The visitng committee
for October are Mrs. Skea
and Mrs. Wm. Bell and
the annual bazaar will be
held November 1 at 3
p.m, Mrs. Hyde closed
the meeting with the
benediction.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth
presided for the meeting
of the Ladies' Aid which
followed. Several items of
business were dealt with
and Mrs. R. Taylor
reported plans were well
underway for the ladies'
Sunday, October 26 when
Mrs— Kenneth _Knight
would be the guest
speaker. Also, a ladies
choir will provide the
music-. The Annual
Bazaar will be held on
Saturday, November 1 at
3 p.m. The next meeting
will be held on November
3rd. •
CLINTON isTEWS-TECORD, THURSDATF, OCTOBn le, 1980
iselhurst UCW bazaar
The Chiselhurst UCW
held their monthly
;fleeting On October 7.
• Presidept Mrs. Mary
read a poem
and Vera Rgss conducted
the - Thanksgiving wor-
tship and Dorothy Brio,.
Itnell $aVe a reading.
The 41=41 Dazaar wii
be held on, October 29 dt 3
pan. in the church school-
roorn..The menibers were
assigned their various
duties or the.afternoon.
Helen, Roberts had the
study and showed a
souvenir brought back
fronvjapan by her cousin
who was a missionary to
that Country foil 27 years.
,Mrs. E.,„ Kinsman gave a
reading and Mrs. Brin-
tnell thanked everyone
for taking part and
reviewed next month's
0 owing
prayer Mrs.. Brintnell and
Shirley Kerslake served
lunch.
4-H meet
The third meeting of
Hensall II, 4-H club was
held September 30th in
Hensall United Church
when vice-president
Cheryl Webber opened
the: meeting, followed by
the , .secretary Donna
Zwaan'a report.
The roll call "Report on
home activity for
meeting two" was an-
swered by all members
present, and secretary
for this . meeting was
Joanne Pepper.
Leader Nancy McNab
discussed "How to use a
slow cook and a pressure
cooker and the memb.ers
then did a cryptogram
with the words pertaining
to slower cookers and
pressure cookers. The
leader than demon.
strated •how to mak€
cabbage 'rolls with all
members then .par
ticipating.—by Carolyn
Knight. ,
Legion Auxiliary meets
The Hensall Ladies'
Legion Auxiliary met on
Tuesday evening with
vice-president Alice.
Neilands presiding in the
absence of the president,
Mrs. Beatrice Uyl, who is
in hospital. Donations
were voted to the CNIB
and to r Westminster
Hospital, It WAS decided
to have the "money doll"
again this year. Iva Reid,
sports convener, reported
on the bowling tour-
naments. Flowers were
sent to life members for
Thanksgiving.
Fall rally held
The Fall Rally of the
District WMS was held in
Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Hensall on
Wednesday October 8th
with a good attendance.
The president, Mrs.
McAllister of Auburn
conducted the meeting
and Rev. Kenneth Knight
read several passages o
Scripture. The 'president
of the WMS welcomed the
members and guests,
Mrs. Malcom Dougall
of Rxeter, who attended
the Conference for
Presbyterian Women in
Ottawa in May, gave'
very interesting report of
the conference. The of
-
tering Was received by
Mrs. Bert Thompson and
Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau and
the offertory prayer was
given by Mrs. Hyde.
Mrs. Blanche Dougall
and Mrs. Edith Bell
played a duet.
The guest speaker was
Miss Lynne Longmuir of
Hanover, who is in
charge of organizing
Church groups. She gave
a very impressive and
humorous message, Mrs.
Psalter' Presbyterial
Librarian had a display
of literature
Rev. Knight' closed the,
meeting with prayer and
during the social hour,
Mrs. Remus of
Walkerton, Synodical
president, spoke, ex-
pressing interesting
details.
Thanksgiving meeting of
UCW(•
The Thanksgiving
meeting of Hensall
United Church UCW was
held on Monday October
6th with Mrs. Freda
MacDonald of London as
the speaker. 'She is head
of the adult basic
education for illiterates
in London, and gave
examples of adults who
•have, or are, attending
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