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CL,INTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBBK I3, I PAO 1 7
Wright receives life membership from Hensall's WMS
(BY Bertha MacGregor
WMS Present
Life Membership
The November meeting
of Cannel Presbyterian.
Church WMS was held on.
Monday with the
president. Mrs, Harvey
Hyde in charge,. Mrs,
Esther Wright was in
charge of the Devotional
and her Theme was
rRemembrance of Various
Things. --Margaret
Hoggarth also gave a
reading.
The visiting committee
of Kathy Bell and Winnie
Skea reported their visits
for October and Esther
Wright and Eleanor
Thompson will visit for
ti'io'ntli o' '-N5v ni-iier.
Special thanks was ex-
tended to all the ladies
who helped to make the
Women's Day successful.
Mrs. Hyde presented
Esther Wright with a Life
Membership to the WMS.
The annual Presbyterial
will be held on January 21
at , Seaforth. Gloria
Mousseau and Kathy Bell
were apporinted
nominating committee to
bring in the new slate of
officers for WMS and
Ladies' Aid.
The Young People's
Group will meet
November 12 at 7 p.m. in'
the Sunday School rooms.
Mrs. Hoggarth
presided for the meeting
of the Ladies' Aid which
followed and g. tea
reading. Arrangements
were made for flowers for
the church and the
treasurer Mrs. Hyde
reported a most
gratifying report from
the bazaar and bake sale.
The December meeting
on December .1 will be a
pot luck dinner at 12:30
p.m. , followed by the
Christmas Meeting.
Please keep this date in
mind.
Plan Christmas
Party
Noble Grand Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor
conducted the meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge
on Wednesday evening
assisted by, the Vice
Grand Mrs. Gladys
Coleman. Mrs. Hazel
Corbett reported for the
finance committee and
Mrs. Gladys Coleman
reported for the cards
sent and the visiting
members. Thank you
notes were received from
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley and
Mrs. Pearl Eyre.
It was decided to hold
the Christmas Party on
December 3 and to ex-
change the gifts with the
secret pals. The meeting
for the •United Nations
Committees will be held,
in Clinton Lodge at 8 .m.
P '�
on November 12. The nextr •
regular meeting will be
head on November 19.
Chlselhurst
UCW
On November 4
Chiselhurst' UM held
their monthly meeting
with the president Mrs.
Jack Brintnell in charge.
Mrs. Jack Upshall
conducted the
Remembrance Worship
service and Mrs.
Beatrice Munn, Mrs.
Fredo . Boa, Mrs. Ted
Roberts and Mrs.
Dorothy Brintnell
assisted Mrs. Upshall.
The roll call was an-
swered by 14 member -s
and one visitor repeating
the 10 Commandments.
The treasurer reported
a very successful bazaar
and three members at-
tended a workshop at
Greenway and enjoyed a
most informative af-
ternoon. Members were
reminded of the United
Church bazaar at Exeter
November 15 and:. the
Church supper will be
held on November 25.
*An invitation was
received to the Queen-
sway Nursi,,ng Home
Bazaar on Saturday,,
Noven ber 8 and a thank
you note was received.
from the Riley family. It
was decided to invite the
Hensall UCW, the WMS
and Arnold Circle of
Carmel Presbyterian
Church to the Christmas
meeting in December.
Rev. McDonald will be
guest speaker, members
to exchange gifts.
Mrs. Grace Drummond
spoke on Stewardship
Mrs a Ver Brintnell, Hensall
,.
Hens ill Minor resident die's
.A
Hockey Meetstune resident of
. . longtime
Hensall Minor Athletic Hensall, Lenwood Rufus
meeting was held Purdy, died at the
November 3 withQ ueensway Nursing
president Les Qardner in Home in Hensall on
charge. The Intermediate ' November 3, in his 79
tournament set
a up y
name . is allear, Ile was the husband
n
for November 28, 29 and. of Susan Christine
30. of hlzy (Dalrymple) All.parents c e Dalr mple) Purdy, and
o
player in minor hockey father of Mrs. Lorne
will be asked to help with (Maxine)Weiberg of RR
the tournament. The'. 1, Zurich. He is also
money raised gods to help survived by one sister,
pay for ice time for minor Mrs. Mabel Selves of RR
hockey players for season 1 Hensall,
'80-'81, One daughter Mildred.
A fowl bingo was also predeceased him and he
discussed for December 9 is also survived by five
with the fund raising grandchildren and nine
committee in charge of great grandchildren.
1 . , 26Sherritt, Mrs. 0, Hotton
e
is also survxt d by grandchildren and nine and, Mrs L4 Mickle
n he, assisted by Mrs, Slade
great grandchildren, She, r tun.
was predeceased by three served .
ncl
sonWalter, Kevin and
Alphonse, one sister Alice Queensway holds
and one brother Jaynes. bazaar
rested e r ested at the . The Queensway staff
Westlake Funeral Horne, and residents wish to
in Zurich,
then to the thank all who helped to
Blair andSone Funeral make their bazaar and
Home in Perth on bake sale so successful on
November 7. Saturday:
Mass was conducted at Rev. K as h b o u g h
St. John's Catholic conducted the church
Church with interment service at the home
following in St. John's assisted by Mrs. Lash -
Cemetery. bough.
Mrs.' McKinnon was Visitors with Irma
active in the Women's Wilds were Kay Cock 11
Institute belonged to the and, Mr. and Mrs. J
Retired Teacher's Wilds, Mrs. Annie Fi
Volland Wilfred and. Lou Erb. Thanks. to Mari
Ruth Schantz visited with G i n g o ri ch, Helen
Nell; J(endrick and Pete Gingerich, Muoi Luond,r
visited g c. ul , race
and VioletMarks v Dot M +�a yr,
Muriel Triebner. , Martin, Stella aingerich,
Bishop Della Gascho, 'Seled.a
visitedts* VioletMrsIrene St . e who put O. a
s, eckl �.
Kalbfleisch; Mrs. Herb program for' the
Jones visited her husband residents.
and also visiting with hien Carmel Crutch
were Ina Nee'b dnd Annie Service
Finkbeiner; while Roy Rev. K. Knight Con-
and Mabel Alderson ducted the church service
visited Mrs. ,Vivian in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on. Sunday taking
his text' from Micah 4,
verse 3, the subject being
"Swords -- to
Ploughshares". The choir
ve was under the direction of
John
Alderson and Michelle
and Owen O'Rourke,
Celisana and Adrianna
Dedont visited all
residents.
The Bethel Reformed
ladies visited residents
Mrs, Robert Taylor.
�,..,e„�tink- last, . week and played The Young People
which was- most in^- _ar-rangjng: it. The.--. -.-Fug -ser-i-Ges n--_and_the-r--beiner, Nora- and Ti13n- -bingo and gave -•treats meeting wfl`be It lion
es and the
'Women's
teresting and Mrs. secretary Marg Vanstone held from the Bonthron Golden
Dorothy Brintnell
thanked Mrs. Drummond
and presented her with a
gift. Mrs. Dick Taylor
read two poems and the
president closed the
meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served by
Mrs. Ted Roberts and
would sure be -pleased to Funeral Home in Hensall C a t h o`
have more parents on November 7 with Rev. League.
present at these Stan McDonald of -
meetings, which are held ficiating. Interment Unit 4meets
once a month. followed in McTaggart's Unit 4 of Hensall UCW
met on Thursday for their
November meeting with
Mrs. Nan Britton
presiding, opening the
meeting with a poem.
Sixteen members and one
visitor answered the roll
call and reported 57 visits
to sick and shut-ins. Each
member is to bring six
!Christmas cookies for the
Christmas meeting and to
the General Meeting.
Each member is to bring
homemade candy or
cookies for the shut-ins'
Christmas baskets.
Mrs. Slade chose "The
Modern Version of the
Good Samaritan" for her
text on devotions,
followed by prayer. Mrs.
Audrey Christie reported
for Church and Society on
such topics as alcohol and
drugs, nuclear energy,
internal affairs and needs
for Africa.
Mrs. Britton used The
Canadian Commissioners
Report from the World
Council of Churches for
the study. Mrs. M.
They are held the first
Monday in each month.
Next meeting December
1.
Thanks to many groups and merchants like Wayne Smith, left, •the'Clinton
Minor Hockey teams are sporting nelr sweaters and socks this season.
Accepting the sweaters from Wayne are treasurer Bob Gibbings, centre, and
president Don Wright. (James Fitzgerald photo)
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Cemetery. Pallbearers
were Peter Toornstra.
Norman Wilson, Pat
Volland, Ian McAllister,
Jack Upshall, Lloyd
Venner. Flowerbearers
were Tom Humphreys
and Mark Weiburg.
Mary McKinnon
At her residence on
November 5 Mrs. Mary
Stella (Callaghan)
McKinnon of Zurich died
in her 80th year.
She was the wife of the
late James C. McKinnon
and is the mother of
Charles of Jordan
Station, Raymond of
Zurich, Mrs. John
(Patricia) Jarbeau of
Amherstview, Mrs.
Edgar (Edith) Plourde of
Kapuskasing and Elaine
of Zurich.
Mrs. McKinnon was a
sister of Martin
Callaghan of Sudbury,
Joseph Callaghan of Val
D'Or, Quebec and sister
to Mary Camillus of the
Religious Order of Grey
Sisters in Penetang. She
Dogan.
Mrs. Irene Finlayson
and Mrs. Vera Johnston
visited their mother Mrs.
Congratulations _to Irene Wednesday, November 12
Dunn who was the lucky
winner of the cake draw
which mats donated by
at 7 p.m. as a crokinole
Tan to page 19
ELCOMES YOU!
Join us for our
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH
Daily from Noon to 2:00
Take the short ten minute drive to Benmiller for
lunch. Our daily Businessmen's menu includes ap
l,etizer, the main course. dessert and coffee. But
most important, •we know your noon meal time is
limited. We can have you in and out in as little as
45 minutes. Join us for lunch. You'll enjoy the
finest food available. prompt service and a great
price!
For Reservations please phone Benmiller
524-2191 Inn
Nestled in Benmiller, Ont.. just 7 kilometres east -of. oderich on
Huron County Road 1, just off Highway S.
LICENSED UNDER THE L.L.B.O.
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RESERVATION PREFERREI
Tuesday, November 18th, 1980
10:00 A.M. _11/4
Welcome to our new store in Clinton. After 30 wonderfully
exciting years, we've moved across.'the street. We're now three
times larger and a hundred times more beautiful. Come and
enjoy the opening festivities. Mayor Harold Lobb will cut the
ribbon. We'll also be announcing the winners of our exciting
` !•_ ! • = the grand pr ze__ on't-m1 CC 1 t l
Free rose to the
first hµndred shoppers
It's our way of
saying "thank you"
for helping to.make
our grand opening
a succe55.
Special gift for
every 30th shopper
„ To celebrate our 30 years in business and
our grand opening, we have a special gift,
valued at $50 or more, for every
30th shopper, between
Novernber•18th
and 22nd. You
could be one
of the lucky
shoppers.
"A big thank you
to all Anstett customers."
This is an exciting
moment for me. We've
come a long way since
1950. We started out
with a determination
to be renowned for
quality and service.
It's a policy we practice
at all four Anstett
locations. And, even
though our new store is in Clinton, I want all
Anstett customers to he able to celebrate its
opening. You can because all stores will
be offering the grand opening specials as
advertised in this ad. We hope that yo,p enjoy
our new store and look forward to serving
you, wherever you shop, for another
thirty years.
r
John Anstett, Founder
ANSTETT
JEWELLERS
8 Albert St Clinton • 26 Main St S. Seaforth
2A4 Man St Exeter • 203 Durham E . Walkerton
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