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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-12-23, Page 9LONDESBORO the (Doro Shobbrook, editor ) iecider J News of your neighbors We are glad to report that returned home to her Mrs. Gladys Armstrong has daughter's Mr. and Mrs. N uIIlll I IIIIIMIiiij1 11111111'0111111111111111111h s Ih ilithgt11g, �I111 ill Wishing you bright holidays�11'11, as Christmas lights up the world. It's a pleasure to serve you. Jack Riddell MPP Huron -Middlesex The Riddell family extends to you our warmest Christmas greetings. May the true meaning and the spirit of Christmas be with you throughout the New Year. Glen Carter, having spent the past six weeks in Seaforth and University Hospitals. She is hoping to return to her own home in Londesboro before Christ- mas. hristmas. Brent Radford fell on the ice while skating on December 13 at the Blyth Arena. He suffered a con- cussion and was a patient in University Hospital in London until Wednesday. Residents of the village enjoyed the Christmas carols on Tuesday night, sung by the Young People and on Saturday night by The Explorers. There was a full house at Hullett Central School on Wednesday night to enjoy theChristmas concert put on by the senior band, junior choir and numbers from grades Kindergarten to 6. Volleyball will begin on January 6th at the school. Ages 13 to 17 play at 7:30 pm and everyone over 18 plays at 8 : 30 pm. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen accompanied by his sister Mrs. Mildred Cornish of Woodham, called on Sunday afternoon at the funeral home in London where their cousin, the late W. Roy Goulding was resting. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer held Christmas on Sunday for the Hunking family. Present were Mrs. Charlotte Bell of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hunking and Bradley of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking and Robert Koopman of Lon- desboro, Art Hunking, Todd, Tara and Joan Regia of Exeter. WI card party There were seven tables in play on Friday night at the WI card party. The winners were: ladies' high, Hazel Reid; lone hands, Dora. Shobbrook; low, Marjorie Anderson; men's high,, Jim Jamieson; lone hands, Mabel McAdam (playing as a man); low, Ted Fothergill; lucky chair, Helen Lawson. Lunch was served by Beryl Reid and Ramona Jamieson. Steven Baklaar, grade one, was a wiseman in the Hallett Christmas Concert last Wednesday Night. ( photo by Hamilton) Hallett Happenings CLINT'ON NEWS-REDORD, WEDNESDAY, AY, DE. El 3,1981 --PAGE 9 Concert On Wednesday, December 16th at 8:15 p.m. Hullett Cen- tral Public School held their annual Christmas Concert. Several grades from kindergarten to Grade 6 took part in the concert. The con- cert lasted until 10:00 p.m. and was a complete success. The Stratford Art Gallery Mr. White from the Strat- ford Art Gallery visited the Grades 5 and 6 on Thursday. He showed slides of pain- tings and people in art. It was a great experience to learn about artwork. C.H.S.S. Band and Choir The C.H.S.S. band and choir visited Hullett on December 17th. The assembly started at 2:30 and ended at 3:00. The band and choir played and sang quite a variety of songs. Thanks to the Central Huron Secon- dary School pupils who took part in the assembly. The Hullett Central Student's Council draw to raise money for team uniforms was. also drawn during the assembly. Winners were as follows 1st. Mrs. Donna Flynn; 2nd Rob- bie Radford; 3rd Mr. Bill Milison. Band and Choir Perform On Friday, December 18th, the senior band and junior choir visited Huron - view and Heather Gardens to present „a few Christmas numbers. Everyone enjoyed these Christmas songs and again this year, was very successful. Community service held A community Christmas service was held in the United Church on Sunday evening and the church was Constance news and notes By Mary Merner Anyone interested in playing volleyball this year, it will be starting January 6th at the Hullett Central School. Ages 13- 17 play from 7:30 - 8:30, Ages 18 and over start at 8:30. For information call 523-4459. Sponsored by' the Hullett Recreation Committee. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merrier, Becky and Missy of Kitchener visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merrier, Sandy, Julie, Mike and Shelley and Mrs. J. Merrier of Kitchener visited on Tuesday. Mr. Allan Merner of Waterloo visited on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Huron Ridge visited on Sunday evening with her mother Mrs. Florence Mcllwain and with the Merners Bob Thompson of Western University, London, John Scott of Guelphare at their homes for the holidays. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Merners and thank you to everyone who has helped out, when Carl was in the hospital and since returning home. It was greatly appreciated. Cheery Cheerios Christmas Cheery Christmas for the Cheerios The Cheerio Club held their Christmas meeting on December 16th at the White Rose Restaurant. Fourteen people enjoyed the hot beef dinner and and Group 4 was in charge. Edythe Beacom welcomed everyone and a get well Christmas card was signed for Gladys Armstrong, who is in ilniversity Hospital. Edythe thanked the Wallaces for preparing the meat Beth Knox gave a reading and the minutes of the last meeting were reported by Dora Shobbrook. It was noted that the next meeting will be held on January 20th at the hone of Dora Shob- brook. Group 1 will be in charge. The draw, donated by Margaret Good was won by Beth Knox and Vi Burns gave a reading. Other draw winners included: lucky cup, Laura Sandercock; lucky chair, -Ida Durnin; lucky number, Laura Lyon. Thanks wase expressed by Laura Sandercock and Ida Durnir>,, escpecially to Edythe Beacom for her transportat ion. Happy Gang Seniors On December 15, 36 Happy Gang Seniors sat down to a JFWELI EP EAlbert Street Clinton hot turkey meal cater by the WL President Jean Scott welcomed everyone and thanked the WL It was ac- cepted by Doreen Carter. Ten games of euchre were played and the winners were: ladies' high, Margaret Taylor; lone hands, Dora Shobbrook; low, Mary Clark; men's high, Isabel Airdrie (playing as a man); lone hands, Les Reid; low, George Smith. • Some business was con ducted and Isabel Scanlon. reported on the grant and Audrey Thompson is to call on Murray Lyon and the recreation committee. The next meeting is set for January 5th at 1:30 pm. filled to hear the service of song and readings. John Cartwright, Stephen Duizer, Lori and Cheryl Bromley helped with the ushering and the service began in song with Shirley Scott playing the guitar. Rev. Scott from Lon- desboro United, along with ministers from Blyth United and the Christian Reformed and Anglican Churdhes each gave Bible readings and eact, 'h, rv4r gave a choir number. Cathy Madill sang a solo, accompanied by Gail Lear and a Christmas medley was presented by Kim Craig and Jeff Wittick. The meditation was given by Rev. Wittick and following the service a social hour was held in the church hall with refreshments provided by the Londesboro UCW. The evening's collection was taken for refugee Boua- Vone Dunsamone and his family, being sponsored by the Christian Reformed Church. United news Greeting the congregation on Sunday morning were Carol Cartwright and Gordon Shobbrook. The ushers. were John Cart- wright„- artwright, Robbie Radford, David Whyte and Gary Wilts. The junior choir sang special carols and Rev. Scott announced that the Christmas Eve service will be held at 8 pm. As the Christmas spirit radiates around us. *e especially hope you feel the festive warmth and proadse that this holiday brings. Enjoy it ...with oar sincere thanks. Tho Staff of TRIANGLE DISCOUNT Ruth Shropsheli: Sheila Keys, Marilyn Blake, Denise and Michelle Corbett s:.. Warm,W7Wes ftr Christmas *bi,H , � A Deck the halls with boughs of holly, fill your holies with lots of cheer. May this season he warm and jolly, for our friends and patrons dear. HURON DEAD STOCK REMOVAL CLINTON _ THIS NOEL ENRICHES OUR SOULS. -=— MANY THANKS TO OUR LOYAL from all of us at CLINTON BODY SHOP 73 MARY ST. CLINTON 482-9531