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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-01-08, Page 7t's new in Hensall By Bertha MaeGtegor Chapel -Michael P. O'Connor Mrs. Mabel Munn, who Funeral Homes, 118 King had the misfortune to fall at Street, Hensall where the home of her daughter funeral and committal and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. service was held on Monday, Don Gooding at January 5th with Rev. Thanksgiving, has Stanley McDonald of - recuperated and was able to ficiating. Temporary en - return to her home last tombment with interment weds. Her many friends are later in Hensall Union pleased to see her in her Cemetery. usual good health. United news Lovekish Habit, who has A fair congregation been a patient in St. Joseph's gathered on a stormy Sun - Hospital, London following day, January 4th 1981 at leg injury, was able to return Hensall United Church ' to to his home for the holiday hear Rev. Stanley McDonald season preach the first of five Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn sermons on "The Lord's returned to their home m Prayer". He introduced the Coronation, Alberta after prayer and spoke on "Our spending the holiday season Father Which Art In with their parents, Mr. and Heaven,". This, prayer is the Mrs. A. Slade and Glen and best known passaBe in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scripture and sadly is often Raeburn and members of • repeated more as a ritual their family. than a prayer. Our Father Mrs,. Ian! Bissett, Mrs. draws us into the all en - Skip Zumack and Jamie of ctiinpassing Love af'God in London, Mr. and Mrs. Rick acceptance of God as our Bissett Jennifer and Alysia, Father makes it easy to Goderich were recent settle our relationship with visitors with Mrs. Edith Bell, others and with God. It can Misses Pauline and Troyann. bring us back from Owing to the storm Sunday depression, self -hate - it beginning the New Year makes God approachable in January 4th, Rev. Kenneth spite of His Glory and Knight conducted the church Majesty. The Lord's prayer worship in the Church School is an old, yet evernew, with only several attending. personal prayer. The sermon was entitled Assisting ably at the organ "What Next?" and piano was Douglas The service next Sunday Klopp, while Don Travers will be held in the Church sang a solo. The service School with Rev. Kenneth began with the monthly Knight in charge at 1:30 p.m. hymn sing and the children's The annual meeting is talk on "Where Do I Check planned for January 25th In?" - in prayer and with following the Church Ser- God. On Thursday January vice. 8th, Unit 4 will ' begin The Hensall Women's meetings at 2:30 p.m. while Institute meeting will be held next Sunday, the second of on. Wednesday, January 14th the series of sermons on at 8 p.m. in the Hensall "The Lord's Prayer" will be United Church when Rev. given. Stanley McDonald will be the Socials speaker on "Public The "Three Links" Senior Relations". Citizens 'will meet on Young man dies Tuesday, January 13th for Suddenlyns the result of a snowmobile accident Saturday, January 3, 1981, David Barry Vanstone, ;1162 Richmond St. South, Hensall died in his 19th year. The ss,on of Rolly and Marg Church on January 21st, at Vanstone of Hensall, he was , noon. the brother of Mrs. Glen (- --Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn (Peggy) Restemayer of of Coronation Alta, visited Dashwood; Joe of Bayfield; . during the holidays\ with the Mrs. Carl (Chris) Wurm of latter's grandmother, Mrs. the regular. _monthly meeting, at the local hal at 8 p.m. The Kippers East Women's Institute are hosting the group to a dinner in Carmel Presbyterian Huron Park; Mrs. Bill (Susan) Stoll of R.R. 2, Kippen; Mary Ann, Kelly, Shawn all at home. He was a grandson of Mrs. Ken Morris, R.R. 4, Goderich, and Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Seaforth; and friend of Miss Shelley Miller, Listowel. Predeceased by a brother Robert (May of 1979) he is also survived by ten nieces and nephews. Visitation was from the Bonthron Funeral - JU51 LWL Hazel Luther. Mrs. Alice Ferg returned •to her home after visiting with' her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Coulter at Listowel. Queensway visitors Birthday greetings to Irene Kalbfleisch, who celebrated her birthday last week. Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted the church ser- vice last week. Mervyn and • Irene Dunn, WEU. 1 N1 AIL R tow A-WOJ i '.LOU , 5• TRACTOR KITS• 5TH WHEELS• BULK FEED tr cr 0 u. visited with Vera Lammie and Louise Mitchell; Shirley Prouty visited with Mrs. Kendrick, Isobel Sproat, Louise Mitchell and Vivian , Alderson and Kay and Jack Cockwell• and Mrs.Dorothy Lee visited Irma Wilds Vera Johnnton and Beatrice Taylor visited their mother, Mrs. Volland and Denny Denroach and daughter visited Louise Mitchell. Intended for last week The staff and residents of Queensway Nursing Home Hensall wish to express their sincere thanks to Hensall Legion Ladies' Auxiliary for treats. It was all gratefully appreciated. Thanks also goes to Rev. McDonald for leading the program at the volunteer Christmas party. Everyone at Queensway Home their families and friends the very best in the New Yearn _-7' -- Birthday Greetings to Bill McKenzie, Agnes Cutting and Pat Desch who celebrated their birthdays in December. Christmas visitors with Bill McKenzie, were Dorothy Davey and family, Clarence Shultz; visiting with Ethel Drocer were Beatrice Munn, Mrs. Rozendal, and Jean, Wyma and Mrs. Ilia Moir and Beatrice Munn visited Fannie Clarke. Isobel Alcock and Jessie Ingle visited Cora Alcock; visiting with Mrs. Volland were Bruce Volland, Clarence and Aldeen Volland, Irene Finlayson, Vera Johnston and visiting with Mrs. Wilds were: Eliza Wilds, Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Dogan, Pat Wilds and family, Nora Dogan and daughter, Marie and Henry Wilds, Kay and Jack Cock - well, Ron and Dorothy Lee, Donald Wilds, Winnifred . Wilds, Dianne Wilfred, Bill and Nancy Moans, Gail Rogan, 'MI.- and Mrs Bill Smith, Norey and Ken Dogan. Pete, Ruth, Nancy, Susan Durand, Leo Stallon, Harold; Judy, Jeanie, Connie and Jeff . Kendrick and : Doris,. Ken and Karen Kendrick visited their mother, Mrs. Nell Kendrick and visitors with Vera Lammie were Chester Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wright, Shiral and Darryl Laramie, Hazel Snell, Les Mitchell, Bo and Mrs. Parker, and Mrs. Hannigan visited with Louise Mitchell. Florence and Walter Whilhelm. visited Edna. Youn, Mr. and Mrs. Don Penhale, Brad and Lorie Buckle visited Mrs. Penhale; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heibien visited Carl Lawatski; and Hiram French *as visited by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ruston. Lorne and Laureen Devine visited Ed Divine; visiting with Alice Rozendal were Irene and Don Rozendal, Dirk and Marie Rozendal and Mary Grady and Don Finkbeiner and family visited Lavina Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. TGm Triebner visited Muriel Triebner and Sarah Wren visited Fannie Clarke and Louise Mitchell and Mary Roobal visited several residents. Smile Juvenile delinquency is the result of parents trying to train"•children without starting at the bottom. Not one person in a thousand keeps his hands 'in his pockets while ---giving directions. CLINTON REc0RD, AY„ JANITARY11,1047-PAGE7 The antics of the Team Ten crew from CFPL-TV in London and these of the Bayfield FAN teams are surd to Hammers lead Tuckersmithleague please many this coming Saturday night at the ge's new arena. Action gets underway at 8 pm. Broadfoot's Hammers are still leading the league with 70 points, but Warren's Wrenches are close behind with 69. Sid's Crowbars are third with 66 and Veenstra's Vicegrips and Scottie's Screwdrivers are tied in fourth place with 62 points each. John's Jacks are behind with 61. Marion Broadfoot had the ladies' high single of 250 and the high triple of 598. The high average went to Amy Gerrits and Mary Buffinga who each bowled scores of 183, For the men, Walter Pepper had the high single of 221. Angus Hummel took the high triple of 579 and the high average of 205. Clinton Mixed Louise Gthbings was the top lady bowler of the week She took the high single of 370, the high triple of 756 and the high average of 192. For the men, Leonard Steep rolled his way to the high single of 311 and the high triple ,of 722. Bob Falconer captured the high average with 211. In the team standings, the Twilighters are in first place with 64 points and Spike Plus 4 are second with 60. The Fabulous Fives are in third place with 57 points and the scoring quickly drops, leaving Wayne's Girls with 44. The Head Pin Specialists are next with 42 points and Steve's Wonders and the Grease Balls are wedged in a last place spot with 38 points apiece. Tuesday Ladies ..Ramona's Pistachios _have Negotiations still off Contract negotiations between the Huron County Board ofgducation and its secondary school teachers will not likely resume until the end of January. The two sides were unable to reach an agreement in initial bargaining sessions and Professor Jeffrey Gandz .,of the University of Western Ontario was appointed to assist by the Education Relations Commission. Gandz mediated talks between the board and teachers for three days in December at Benmiller Inn but that negotiating session failed to produce any hint of settlement. Negotiations will resume by the end of January and Gandz said they will take place in London. "We will organize meetings before the end of the month in London," he said. "Right now the teachers and board are meeting in their own groups to reaf- firm their positions or whatever." The personnel committee of the board will hold special meetings during the third week of January. CORRECTION In our January White Sale flyer in today's newspaper, the dimensions of the particle board shelving appear incorrectly. The correct dimensions and prices are as. follows: • Width 8" Length 36" .69' 10" 12" .85' 1.05 48" .89' 1.09 1.39 We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. BODIES. BLOWERS • REPAIRS •TRAILER 3RD AND 4TH AXLES•PTO•T4, TRUCK BODIES AND TRAILERS STEEL ® ALUMINUM SERVICE — REPAIRS • z z IP W w g TRIANGLE TRUCK EQUIPMENT LIMITED • 656 Colby Drive Waterloo Ontario (519 884 9330 LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE -YOU PROPERLY -- SMALL ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU PERSONALLY S•GRAIN TRAILERS •HOISTS•WELDING•TRAIL1NG AXLES• a slight lead on the league with 89 points, but Rose's Roasted Nuts are close behind with 88. Castle's Chestnuts have 81 points and Bonnie's Beer Nuts, Beulah's Butternuts and Bircham's Beechnuts are stuck in a three way tie with 77 points each. Ruby's Cashews have 75 points and Edgar's Almonds are in last place with 74 points. Gery Mountford took the high angle of 246. Iva Reid bowled her way to the high triple of 676 and split the high average with Nancy Roy, with 193 points each. Skating club plan family dance With • the holiday season over, the figure skating club is back to order and havea busy schedule for the next three months. The precision line is taking shape and there is a cutting bee on Wednesday evening at the 'arena during skating session. On -:Saturday; • January 17th, the club's family dance • will be held at the Goderich Township Hall with music. by "Whisky Jack". Be sure to get your ticket. There are still some available and can be picked up at:the.arena Saturday morning during ,skating. Everyone is welcome. -- On Sunday, January 18th Were is a club competition and forrns,havc been waded m r O 0 m • 0 z 0 C. • r- r c z c out to the skaters. All skaters who have passed their basic badge are eligible to com- pete in their eligible categories. Parents are urg e,0 to have their "children enteed and everyone is welcome to come out to the competition beginning at 4:00 p.m. There will be ;trophies and . -medals presented which have been sponsored 'by .the local banks, grocery, stores, businesses and organizations in Clinton. Also on Friday, February 7th, the Precision Line will be performing during in- termission of the Optimist' events being held. Be sure to come out to see their ,first performance. Anstett Jewellers _ IJMII EO It ALBERT ST.1 CLINTON 4112-3W1 AT THE MAIN CORNER WE'RE i"''.T YOUR SEIIIVICE... ® On -staff goldsmith for repairs to five few. lavq 1 m In-store watch repairs, including battery Instelletiorrs i • Fast In-store en ruvii g i e In -tare ring siring ' . ® Appraisals by our on-statf . Certified 0•snjolagist S (AGS). . HOURS: Monday through Sirturdy, 9 1 Cisco. - 0 p.nr.; Friday nights -fill 9 pan. BY-LAW NO. 2 FOR 1981 1t is an offence to deposit or push snow or ice onto the cleared portion of any street allowance within the Town of Clinton. It Is also an offence to push snow from one side of the cleared portion of the street allowance to the other side of the street allowance. Penalty for a breach of this by-law not to exceed '300.00 C.C. PROCTOR Clerk Town of Clinton NOTICE 1981 DOG LICENSES for the Town of Clinton are due and payable Jan. 2, 1981. Dog togs are now on sale at the Town Hall All dog owners are required to have their dogs licensed. C.C. Proctor Clerk GRAIN TRAILERSS • SHORTENING *STEEL • DUMP 13001e NOW IS A C D TIME, TO BUY. A NEW GM CAR OR LIGHT-DUTY TRUCK G.M.A.C. Interest Rate has been slashed to on new 1980 or 1981 G.M. cars and light-duty trucks. Happy New Rate! Look over our complete selection of GM cars and trucks (remember - sales tax rebate on light-duty trucks) and get the GMAC Porte of 14.2%. Why Pay More? 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