Clinton News-Record, 1981-11-04, Page 53/.89 I
• Brucefield
personals
by Mrs. Isabel Scott
Members of the Stanley
Unit of the UCW met at the
home of Mrs. W. Scott with a
good attendance. After a
poem and hymn Mrs. Cliff
Henderson read the scrip-
ture. Mrs. Scott led in prayer;
and the offering was receiv-
ed and dedicated. After sing-
ing a hymn the worship dos-
ed with. prayer. Mrs. Scott
read an article on Christiani-
ty in- China under the Com-
mtinists and the desire of the
church to be self-reliant.
Mrs. Henderson read the
poem and the secretary read
the minutes and the
treasurer gave her report.
Mrs. Retta Baird gave the
card report and Mrs. Doreen
Baird and Mrs. McGregor
expressed thanks for cards,
received. The meeting clos-
ed with lunch served by the
hostess and her helpers.
+++
The first card party of the
season was held at the IOOF
Hall on Friday evening. Win-
ners were: ladies' high,
Mary Grigg; low, Jean
Riley; lonehands, Marjorie
Broadfoot; men's high, Ken
Stewart; low, Percy Camp-
bell; lone hands, Mac
Wilson; special draws, Bill
Rogerson and Ken Stewart.
The next euchre will; be m
two weeks on Friday,
November 13.
+++
Miss Jackie Taylor spent
the past three weeks on a
work assignment from
Humber College and visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Taylor.
Mr. Gerald Aldwinckle of
Hamilton spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Wilson. Also visiting were
Mr. and Mrs: John Hayman
and son of Exeter.
+++
Mr. and Mrs. ' Gordon
Triebner of Guelph visited
with Mr. and Mrs. D.
Triebner last Sunday.
Mr. Wesley Ham of Hunt-
sville spent a few days last
week with Mrs. A. Ham and
Miss M. Swan.
Mr. Neil Mustard who has
been working at Wawa is
visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Mustard.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Her-
man, Tom and Tim and
friend of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Losch of London
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Jackson over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Hallam and Brenda spent a
couple of days last week
visiting near Surridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burdge
of Owen Sound spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
R. Burdge and family.
Varna
news
by Mary Chessell
A joint Varna -Goshen
Remembrance Day service
will be held at 11 a.m. in Var-
na Church on Sunday follow-
ed by a service at the Stanley
Township Cenotaph. All who
wish to take part in this
observance are invited to at-
tend.
Please remember the
change of time for the UCW
meeting to 2 p.rr. on
Thursday afternoon with Dr.
Betty Bridgeman speaking
about her experiences in
Angola and Zaire.
Bill and Helen Taylor at-
tended the wedding of Patsy
Taylor and Bill Pollington of
Hamilton in Trinity United
Church, Gravenhurst on Oc-
tober 24. A lovely reception
followed at the Northern
Gates Restaurant.
Little Tony Coultis had
surgery on his leg last week.
He's home and getting alone
fine.
Any news of success in the
deer hunt, 8r interesting ex-
periences concerning it
would be appreciated for
next week's column. The
Chessell gang got a buck
Monday morning, shot by
son Paul on his first deer
hunt.
Youth
sentenced
GODERICH - Edward
Steward, 22, of no fixed
address was sentenced to
one year in prison after
pleading guilty to two
charges of indecent assault
in provincial court in
Goderich Monday.
Huron County Crown
Attorney Garry Hunter said
Steward was charged after
two children, aged eight and
nine were assaulted in July
in a Clinton home.
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