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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-12-04, Page 16Stanley Township has a new look to their counell, which had its inaugural meeting on Monday. Front row left to right are Deputy -Reeve Don McGregor, Reeve Paul Steckle, and Clerk -Treasurer Mel Graham. Back row are Coun- cillors Howard Armstrong, Clarence Rau, Jack Coleman, and road superin- tendent Bill TaPor. (James Fitzgerald photo) Kippen WI host dinner By Rena Caldwell <The Kippen East W.I. had their turkey banquet at Hensall United Church, Nov. 28- when they entertained their families. Following supper a Huron County contest was played and won by Mona Alderdice. Jim Chalmers had the lucky plate; Grace Eyre was the last lady to fill her. plate; Grace Pepper wore the most jewellery; Vern Alderdice had the whitest shirt with tie; Rena Caldwell had the largest family present and the member with the oldest son or daughter was Mary Broadfoot. Agnbs Eyre was wearing a hand made article, Phyllis Parsons had the most change in her. purse and Stan MacDonald was up the earliest on. Friday morning. A fun time was con- ducted by Grace Drummond and Margaret Hoggarth; Marlene Bell's side won the string contest. Ernie Whitehouse won the pillow case contest and Grace Drummond and Margaret Hoggarth presented ,a Grocery Shopping Skit. Queensway news The Queensway Nursing Home staff and residents wish to thank the Bethel Reformed Church Ladies who led in the hymn sings en-, tertaining at bingo_ and passing out treats the past month. It was very much appreciated. Albert Miazga won the high bowling score for the men with a score of 163. Shirley Cassidy won the ladies' high score with 135 score. . Visitors with Mrs. Wilds were: Mrs. Dorothy Lee, Kay Cock - well, Mrs. Clem McCann, Mrs. Leonard Deitrich and Mrs. Steven Deitrich, also Marie and Henry Wilds. Mrs. Vera Johnston and Mrs. Irene Finlayson visited their mother Mrs. Volland; Jean Triebner visited with Mrs. Vera Lammie and Mrs. Kendrick. Mr s7-1roiMalvirttect Herb Jones, Mrs. Louise Mitchell and Mrs. Vera Lammie; Mervyn and Irene Dunn visited Mrs. Vera Lammie; and Wilfred and Ruth Schantz visited Mrs. Kendrick. The Hensall Minor Hockey Athletic Association held a most successful tournament at Hensall Arena over the Smile After the speaker finished, a woman came up and said, "You were much better than the speaker we had at our last meeting. He spoke for an ' hour and said nothing." "Thank you," the speaker replied. "Yes," she continued, "and you did it -4n 15 minutes." +++ Man to tax agent: "Do you mean to tell me that after paying taxes all these years, I can't list the government as a dependent?" Grace Eyre introduced the guest speaker, Stan Paquette, who showed slides and gave a very interesting resume .of his trip "Down Under". He was thanked by Grace Drummond. Some rousing songs were sung, accompanied by Mrs, Ross Broadfoot on the piano. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinsman attended the Winter Fair (Agribition) in Regina. Dave Triebner un- derwent surgery on his hip last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McGregor are wintering in Florida. Mrs. Ruth Dickert, Harriston was. a recent guest of Mrs. Norman Dickert. Rev. and Mrs. weekend. More details of McMullen held open the event will appear in house at their home last another column. week. New church hour set By Mary Chessell Beginning next Sunday, the church service in Varna will begin at 10 a.m., as at a meeting following the service last Sunday, the motion carried with a large tnajority, with no one speaking against it. Please reserve the afternoon of December 14 for the Sunday School's Christmas concert. The White Gift service will be held next Sunday, with money gifts for the area's Association for are Mentally Retarded. Special envelopes are available at the back of the church. Socials Margaret's friends in this area, Peggy Morrison presented her with gifts of a figurine, bath towels and fancy soap. She also received individual gifts. Maureen Hayter and Eleanor McAsh poured tea Stanley helps 4 -Hers The November meeting of Stanley council turned out to be a brief clean-up session in preparation to the new council taking over on Monday. Ralph Stephenson is being treated for pneumonia in -Clinton Hospital. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Margaret Aldington of Petrolia, who is being married this month, was the honored guest at a tea in Varna on Saturday. Shirley Hill read an address of good wishes, and on behalf of a grant of $4 to each member of the 4-H club residing in the township to help them complete their projects. Council gave their approval to a bylaw which authorized the seeking of funds to the tune of $365,000 from the province for tile drainage loans. In a related matter, special drain tileage rates totalling $6,700 were approved. NOTICE HURON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY announces EXTENDED HOURS AT CLINTON BRANCH BEGINNING DECEMBER 1, 1980 NOW OPEN Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 2:00-9:00 p.m. 2:00-9:00 p.m. CLOSED 2:00.9:00 p.m. 2:00-9:00 p.m. 1:00-5:30 p.m. We are pleased to offer this extra Servite to our County patrons ,mouvorimasormosirmasitio. By Bertha MacGregor Eric Luther, campaign chairman for The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, wishes to advise that we have had a successful campaign again this year ewith,a total of $1,411 ci. We wish to thank everyone who donated to this organization to help snluackcees. our 1980 canvass a Special thanks to the following groups for their help in this door-to-door canvass: Women's Institute, Amber Rebekah Lodge, Women's Auxiliary, Carmel Presbyterian Church Arnold Circle E veningAuxiliary, Mr. andS Mrs.ocialsMike Caers, Jay and Michelle of Zurich, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith returned ' home after a pleasant holiday in Florida. rea raises over $1,400 f()rt CNIE1/4. and Mrs, McInnes of the McInnes was the guest --with the Major Earl McInnes(' astpe1a0k:M. when MaJer Minister to United Church joined Funs, Newfoundland, children aonndthsep°teklIttP‘Ftho nicelebrate elln°1yuenocirna; Salvation Army, Great were guests with Mr. and World" 0S,P ELrojevet utThhere . Mrs. Erie Luther during played the piano and Mrs. morning, November 30th. in his pre -Communion Rev, Stanley McDonald the past week. Mr. Luther led in singing of hymns and carols. White standing speaker and McInnes is an out - gifts were presented. Shared his messages with ssteavyerhaelr groups during his . Seniors' supper The Annual Christmas Carmel Church Rev. Kenneth Knight Seniors will beheld atthe s Party for the Three Links cOnducted service in ca a on uesday Carmel Presbyterian message, took the congregation back to the first Christmas, Wayne Scotcluner lit the first Advent candle to, represent the Primary Sunday School. The children's message was Church on Sunday and 6:30 p.m. and all mem- evening, December 9th at ,-, window. A beautiful about a light in the being St. Andrew's Day, bers are invited to attend. anthern "Ave Verum" by he spoke on "Operation Hot turkey • and Mozart (Jesus Word Of Andrew" pointing out vegetables will be sup- God Incarnate) was sung how Andrew was a plied by I appointed at the start of the Com - favorite Saint of the members, and others are mullion service. Dr. common men and asked to bring "pot luck" Ralph Topp officiated at women. The floral food for the meal. A good ththeecohrogiran. and conducted arrangements were program is being made by "IVIFS:Rob-eiTBe 1 1 provided — so keep the Next Sunday win be and Mrs. Danny Cr.erar date in mind. White Gift Sunday and the Sunday School will and donated by the Rev. Knight expressed Ladies of the Church. With the Church ncehwusrch present a Christmas sincere thanks to the tastefu1ly decorated for pageant. The Official Board of donors. Christmas, the wor- Hensall United Church An open session of the shippers at Hensall November 26th with. a met on Wednesday, Sabbath School was held good attendance. McInnes and Mrs. Nan Britton sang a duet "Star Of the :East" ac- companied by Mrs. Tait. at the piallq. Attend dinner A large representation of Hensall ladiei attended the Christian Women's "potluck" dinner and Christmas .meeting held in the Parish Hall, Exeter On Friday. 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