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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1984-11-28, Page 9rCI IN I E rs-RECoRA WEDNE DA tlq VPMBER 1984 In Ligrave ti lie.., • from page 7 , the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Paadneister and David of Oakville spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuc of St. Front, Saskatchewan are spending a couple of weeks with their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Tom Black and family. This community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Camp in the loss of her father Louis Hayes of Elyria, Ohio. Ore the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill travelled by bus to Niagara Falls, New York, to see the annual Festival of Lights and attend a concert by Liberace at the In- ternational Convention Centre. Dale Lamont of London visited on the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lamont and also visited -with his sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cottrill and baby Shawn of Wingham. Carrie McGuire of the Copeland Lodge, Wingham spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. ]New dam could cost $300,000 for Wingham WINGHAM - A plan submitted by engineer Allan Stinson of Del Can has been given approval by a citizen's committee and will be suggested to Wingham Town Council as the course to take in replacing the Lower Town dam. The cost of the' dam, still in preliminary planning stages is estimated to be about $300,000, said Ron Beecroft, chairman of the committee. The plan submitted by Mr. Stinson re- glires the removal of the remains of the ex- isting dam, some of which collapsed during a flood earlier this year, and the con- struction..,of a structure of clay, stone and earth. Getting into the spirit of the evening is this youngster as she watches the entertainment at the Milburn Forresters' Christmas party. A pot luck dinner was held following enter- tainment by local talents. ( Anne Narejko photo ) Santa pi By El s do k ns early visit Eleanor tra oc Citizenship and Education was the theme/ Social News of the meeting and the conveners, M1$, 7.; OM Eight tables were in play last Tuesday Jardin and Mrs. Tina Empreset)... preset . evening at Auburn Community Memorial informative program. Mrs.Jardin gave a Hall at the weekly euchre party which is hist r of Newith runsw.ck k whe ich is mann ed held every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. sharp. ththis year things taario this old ma and Prize winners were: novelty - Arnold Craig; g fro there province >s d high lady - Mrs. Bernice 1 cClinchey; low about her pen palshow- lady - Mrs. Marjorie McDougall; high man - Women's Institute work. Mrs. Empey Ray Hanna and low man - Murray Rollin- ed pictures of New Brunswick and P s. Jar - son. din gave the commentary. OtherLions Club from across Ontario were also enjoyed. The Auburn and District Lions Club held Mrs. Donald Haines thanked the ladies for its meeting last Wednesday evening with a their informative presentation. group from Knox United Church catering to Reports on the area convention held the dinner. The president, Lion Ross Dobie, recently at St. Marys were given by the was in charge. gelegates, Mrs. Robert Peck and Mrs. Mar - Plans were made to hold the annual jorie McDougall. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock Christmas party for the children of the com- reported on the County Rally held recently munity on December 5 at 7 p.m. There will at Wingham. be films and candy and also Santa Claus will The secretary, Mrs. Robert Peck, gave be there. the minutes of the previous meeting and On December 1't, the Lions will sponsor a also the financial statement. Cor - Christmas dance with music by a D.J. A respondence was read and the members New Year's Eve dance will be held on decided to send a donation to the Huron December 31 with music by the band, Children'sCounty Home Bound fund and also the Memorial Hospital in London. It Anything Goes. Customer Night was announced that there was also a need g puppets Appreciation Night was held for quilts and finger u pp ets at this hospital. last Tuesday evening at the Auburn Co-op Mrs. Lillian Letherland, card convener, store. Sausages and sauerkraut were reported on cards sent and read the thank - prepared and served by Mrs. Leonard Ar- chambault. Auburn has a new man in charge of the store, Jeff Peters, and he has many fresh ideas and weekly bargains for_ everytype of farmer. Tqwn and city folk are invited to drop into the gtore for a coffee and a look around. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston of Toronto visited on the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary Rollinson and brother, Murray Rollinson. WI The November meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute was held last Tuesday afternoon in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall with the president, Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock, in charge. The meeting was opened with the Ode, the Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada with Mrs. Emerson Rodger as pianist. After welcoming everybody, Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer gave a reading, "Be the Best you Can". 0 Lucky Devils mantain winning streak nroomball' hat trick for This season the Lucky Devils have moved to the Blyth Broomball • League from the Teeswater League. Last week the Devils made yet another move, and that was into sole possession of first place in the Blyth loop. The Devils have played seven games thus far in the regular season and are the on- ly undefeated team. with a record of seven wins and no losses. In those seven games the Lucky .Devils have outscored their opposi- tion by a margin of 41 to two, and have three of the top four scorers in the league on their squad. On November 20, the Devils took on the Goderich Oarsmen and posted their sixth straight shutout this season with a 5-0 vic- tory. Albert Forsyth and John Beadle both had a goal and, an assist, to lead the Devils. Single goals also went to .Brad Johnston, Wayne Carter and Donnie Carter,.while. Wayne Saunders and Rick Louthier picked up one assist each. November 22 saw the battle between the only two undefeated teams in the league, and the Lucky Devils managed to edge the Lanesville Lords 3-2 in overtime. The Lords took a 2-0 lead in the first period on two goals by Steve Howard, with Nic Beyersbergen assisting on both goals. Early in the second period the Devils tied the game, with two goals within .one minute by Dave Carter and Donnie Carter. In over- time the league's top scorer,. John Beadle, set up Rodger Forsyth for the game winner. • The Devils' two other assists went to Wayne Carter and Wayne Saunders. In further action on November 20, the Maitland Dirt Riders scored 'four goals in a three minute span in the first period en route to a 6-2 win over the Auburn Falcons. Jerry Bremner led 1Viaitland with two goals and one assist,, while Rob McIntosh- added two goals and Calvin James and Kevin Pen- nington picked up one each. In' the assist department Brian Westbrook collected two, with Kevin Pennington and Hank Pardys • is a lot of little things. S 01 Check Your List Now While Selections are best. v SWEATERS IV SHIRTS I✓ TIES . Iv SOCKS PYJA 11 SLACKS NS Ifs' BELTS Iv HANKIES DRESS UP FOR HE YULETIDE SEASON See Our Selection of SUITS AND SPORTCOATS picking up one each for the Dirt Riders. Single goals for Auburn went to Ron Snyder and Terry Powell, while Roy Fisher and Dave Caesar collected one assist apiece. Belgrave ladies scored the game's first two goals and held on for a 2-1 victory over the Goderich Harbourlites. June Bakker and Donna Walsh scored one goal each for Belgrave, while single assists went to. Sue Kolkman and Marg Anderson. Vicki Abbott set up Susan McLean for the Harbourlites lone goal. ' Blyth Inn Bandits took an early 1-0 lead, only to have the Lakelet Hornets score four straight goals, and post a 4-1 victory over the Bandits. Phil Black led Lakelet with two goals with Steve Douglas and Dave Ireland adding one each. •Single assists for the Liners to a 4-2 win over the Blyth Inn Ban- • . Hornets went to Doug de Boer, DavegGordon Machan and Bill. Phelan also Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips were Mr. Ireland, Andy scoredBettye theend Bandits' Dau las.a Scott Machan Bandit$'.goal from scored for the winners, while David Souch and Mrs. Donald Smith of Niagara .Falls, . Jim Scott. had two assists. Dick Badley and Paul Cook • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weir of London, Mr. and • Goderich Knight Riders scored four goals scored for the Bandits, with Pat Cronin and . Mrs. Stanley McNall of Welland and• Mr. Brian Westberg assisting. • and Mrs. John McNall of Burlington. in the first •period• and coasted to a 5-0 . triumph over Yogi's Girls. Darleen Kuik led. Goderich with. two goals, while Cathy de Jong, and Debbie Mitchelmore picked up a W I to canvass for hall donations goal and assist each. Jayne Kisch scored the 1 Knight Riders other goal, while Delores • Cross and Jennifer' Sinnett had one assist BY Betty McCall on the bathroom renovation at the, WI Hall. apiece. ' • WALTON - Twelve members and five . More money is needed to complete the pro - On November 22 the Goderich • Har- guests attended the WI meeting held on Nov. ject the WI members will canvass the com- left held a,3-0 lead with three minutes 1 munity for funds: left in the game, but had to scramble to hold Members were told that work has started • Kim Thamers spoke to the WI about the on for a 3-2 victory over Yogi's Girls. Vickig. history of porcelain dolls. She demonstated gteem seasr m c5��s s m mx ° you motes she received. Mrs. Frank Raithby reported on labels saved that she had received'. Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Bradnock were to make up new catering lists of members for the W.I. to cater to the dinners to be served to the Lions Club members. It was decided to buy a new coffee pot M sr the hall and Mrs. Tina Empey Lawrence Plaetzer were named a commit- tee to do this. A questionnaire about Women's Institute work was filled out by the members. The roll call was answered by osmath each member telling why they should app living in Ontario. Plans were made for the Christmas meeting to be held on December 18 at 2 p.m. The Reverend David Thiessen will bring the Christmas message. Mrs. Emerson Rodger and Mrs. Tom Jardin will lead in Christmas carol singing and Mrs. Robert Peck will demonstrate how to tie a scarf. There will be a box for donations to Family and Children's Services for Huron County. An exchange of two dollar Christmas gifts will be held. Lunch was served by Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Abbott hadthe i the Har- Catherine Jackson. bourlites, while Deb Powell collected two Church News • assists •and Susan McLean one. Joan Knox United Church, Auburn had a'ln he r Caldwell and Pauline Webster scored for congregation last Sunday Yogi's Girls, with the assists going to Glen- minister, Mr. Gary Shuttleworth, spoke on da Lammerant and Lori Leibold. the theme, "The Chance of a Lifetime". Clinton Warriors managed. to saueak out a Mrs. Gordon Gross was church organist and 3-2 win over the Auburn Falcons, on goals by the -ushers were Marinus Bakker and Keith. Don Dimaline, Tim de Weerd and Sam Hallam. The junior congregation was led by Cook. Jim Phelan picked up .two assists for, • Mrs. Allan Craig and Mrs. Kenneth Ram- . the , Warriors, while . Auburn's two goals , say. The choir sang the anthem "Something were scored by Allan McWhinney, both set Beautiful". up by Paul Warwick. It was announced that next Sunday would Janet MacDonald's goal from Linda be a white gift service when the children of Machan with five. minutes left' in the game the Sunday school would attend and a knit lifted Brussels to a 1-0 victory over the Blyth ted clothing article or white envelope with . Baintoneers. - money would be presented. Two ghats' by Irvin Pease lifted the 8th Social News „or+� last weekend with Mrs.. Tom 482-9732 A Pocket Telephone with a range of 3 Km LIMITEDTIME OFFER .SAV E '500.00 Telepet Super R-606 Make or receive calls up to 3 Km from your dome or office. A must for farmers or anyone required to be out and about and still need access to the telephone. Interference free. Also works as a two way radio. Reg. 51299.00 Limited Time Only $79 9 INCLUDES INSTAL- ® LATION. <,OHDLESS TL EPHONDINTE ROOM SYSTEMS COMMUNICATIONS LTD. CONTACT GARY RICHARDSON ,(519) 529.7513 • •r�asssx . how dolls were piit together and how their Visit our clothes were made. p. She had a number of dolls on display, in - E ,cluding one she has had since she was 11- ei DECEMB R i • Leona Leona McDonald was in charge of. the business meeting. CE E Members agreed to resume euchre par - C LEARiJN g Mies after the Christmas and. New Year ANNEX holidays. The WI Christmas meeting will feature a pot luck dinner, starting at 6:30 p.m. A Right next door - open weekends only :small gift exchange will also be held. throughout December: • sports Club A-.'a`� i .. rS.' ,illLrx �,''�s~1ss:Lwra:: 7 days as usual) j plans to have their annual meeting in the 10 A.M. - 51.M. (Main store open g The Walton Area Sports Club has made - . Walton Library on Dec. 3, starting at 8 p.m NTRY SPIRE THE COU � have that community spirit, come out and ew members are urgently needed. If you give your voluntary service to help the Hwy. No. 83 1 mile west of .Hwy. 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