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Clinton News-Record, 1985-5-1, Page 10i1 THIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY POOR CONDITION The First Clinton Cub Pack hosted the Fourth Goderich A Cub Pack for a Kub tsar Rally at Ontario Street United Church on April 25. Judges were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ed- wards, Barry Clogg and Chris Hoggarth. Car starter was Walter Thomas. Every partici- pant went hone with a prize from the Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Montreal, Clinton Credit Union and MacLean's Sport Centre. ( Anne Narejko photo ) Summer job pro rams un erway As summer draws near, preparations are The Junior Agriculturalist program pro - underway for the Summer Experience 1985 vides the opportunity for students between Program. 16-18 years with no farm experience to work This year there wilj,be two Youth Employ- on a farm for approximately eight weeks. ment Co-ordinators administering the On- Agricrew offers employment to students tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food with some farm experience while providing employment program in Huron County. valuable farm labour to farmers. Paul Nichol and Lynne Dodds will begin in Students or farmers interested in details the Clinton office on. May 6th. on these programs should contact Paul or Paul and Lynne will be co-ordinating the Lynne at the Agricultural Office in Clinton Junior Agriculturalists and Agricrew Pro- at 482-3428 or 1-800-265-5170 for long grams.; 'distance. • NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING Residents of Vanastra and Area DATE: Monday, June 3,1985 TIME: 8:00 pm PLACE: Vanastra Recreation Centre The function of this public meeting is to give you, the citizens of the'Vanastra area an opportunity to review the community improvement plan for Vanastra, under. the Ontario ' neighbourhood improvement program. Representatives of the Municipal Council' and Municipal Engineer will be present to answer questions you may have about the Ontario neighbourhood improvement plan. J.R. McLACHLAN Clerk Treasurer 6 Township of Tuckersmith S v 1� re'J t Clairol NICE N' EASY Charlescraft HAIR CURLING IRON Special values for. 3 59 6. 9 Toni HOME PERM Smiles 'n Chuckles 400 g. TURTLES 3• 59 Dry Idea 50 ml. ROLL-ON 89 DEODORANT 1. Tiffany 450 - 600 g. bags CANDIES 99 '169 ® ® A •49 99(... • !cA 100's SUGAR TWIN PACKETS 1 Listerine 750 ml. MOUTH WASH 2 TRI\NE LE DISCOUNT.„„ 172 THE SQUARE, CbODER1CH P MAIN CORNER, CLINTON MAIN CORNER, SEAFORTM� CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,1985--Page9 Hensall to hold appreciation night By Bertha MacGregor HENSALL - The manager and staff of the Bank of Montreal invite Seniors of Hensall and area to Senior Appreciation Night in Hensall United Church, Wednesday, May 8 at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol attended an an- niversary dinner in honor of their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Van Dyke in Listowel on Saturday. Mrs. Alice Ferg visited last week with her sister and brot'ier-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Coulter in Listowel. The Hensall Area Horticultural Society are meeting in the Hensall United Church on Wednesday, May 1 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Bernard Hack, Kincardine, who will speak on "Organic Vegetable Gardening". There will be a plant auction and refreshments. Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Carolyn Love presided at the organ for the service of song. Rev. Kenneth Knight will be in New York for the second part of his course May 5-10. The Rev. A.C. Young of Goderich will supply in his place. Hazel Corbett spent a few days last week visiting with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and family at Mitchell and also visited with her great- granddaughter Michelle Donna daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joey Chaffe. Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall are holding a Dessert Euchre on Wednesday, May 8 at 1:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Queensway News On Monday afternoon bingo was played at Queensway Nursing Home. Several ladies from Carmel Presbyterian Church joined in. They provided the prizes, as well as refreshments after the games. Thanks to Florence Hyde, Margaret Hoggarth, Gertie Moir and Elizabeth Faber for sharing their time. The church service on Tuesday afternoon was led by Rev- Jim Sitton from Exeter Anglican church. Mrs. Lavender assisted and Ethel Forrest played the piano. The ceramic club met Wednesday morn- ing. Lil Baker and Erlene Stewart were there to lend a hand. Members hope to have many different articles ready to sell for the open house on June 2. The staff had a Bridal Shower for Janine Heimple who is getting married on May 18. Janine is wished all the best in her married life. Movie night on Wednesday evening featured a film entitled "Big Horn". This film presented a tour of the Rocky Moun- tains with John Denver as commentator. The scenery was breathtaking. The Baking Club met Thursday afternoon. As usual their culinary efforts were delightful. They baked brownies, oatmeal cookies and cherry winks. ' +++ The Three . Links Senior. Citizens held a successful bake sale and crafts in the local hall on Saturday-thanks,to all helpers. Ira Geiger is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter where he is receiving treatment. • The residents of Northcrest Home welcome back Rose Pyke from the South. The Chipchases have also returned and are golting everyaay..nm anal Emma Lox of Bayfield were recent visitors with Glen McKnights'. Wes Heywood visited with his sisters at Petrolia on Sunday. Dot Munroe visited on Sunday with her husband Eric at Parkhill. United News A beautiful and impressive confirmation service was held at the Hensall United Church Sunday morning when Karen Lynn Hoffman and Steven Edward McCullough were received through Profession of Faith. Elders assisting with the service were Clair Hoffman and Cindy Taylor with Sharon Wurm, Clerk of Session assisting the minister. Ross Riley greeted the congrega- tion and the ushers were Tim Rowcliffe, Rod Parker, Steven Gerstenkorn, and Donald Wareing. The choir, assisting in the Service of Confirmation sang three selections. Following the service the Confirmation Class were received by the new members along with/ their parents and Elders. the UCW served lunch for the reception. Flowers at the front of the church were :placed in memory of Mrs. Murray (Evelyn) '•l raquair. me congregation were reminded that Baptismal Service will be held next Sunday and anyone wishing to present their children for baptism should contact their District Elder or the Church Office. Rev. McDonald attend the wedding on Saturday in Londesboro United Church for Susan Jamieson and David Hart. Following their wedding trip Susan and David will be residing in Hensall. Couple return from Florida vacation By Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - Biirbara McGregor, daughter of Doug and Ann McGregor, has returned home from Stratford Hospital after having an appendix operation. Doug and Ann McGregor have returned from a two-week vacation in Florida. Julie Wright, daughter of Evelyn Wright, has left for Calgary, Alberta, to work for the Nova Corporation for four months. Greg Hoggarth has returned from his four-month stay in Ottawa to complete his studies at the University of Waterloo. Congratulations are extended to Les and Jane Coleman on the birth of a daughter, and to Bill and Norma Coleman for their first grandchild. A number of Kippen residents•joined with June and Lloyd Cooper in Hensall on April 27 to help them celebrate 25 years of mar- riage. Our best wishes for the future goes out to them. The sympathy of the communi- ty is extended to Murray Traquair and fami- ly; on the death of his wife Evelyn. United Church News Pastor Don Moffat presided in the pulpit at St. Andrew's on April 28 with Barb Cooper accompanying the hymns at the organ. Music was provided by Candice and Barb Cooper playing selections on the piano. Pastor Moffat's sermon was entitled, "A Parable of Passion". Bulletin reminders: Thursday, May 2 — Kippen UCW are invited to attend Zurich United Church at 8 p.m., special guest speaker being Gordon Erb who has recently visited Ethiopia. Sunday, May 12 — Mother's Day Service. Sunday, May 26 - Kippen Youth Anniversary. June 2 —'Sacrament of Baptism, and welcome new members.. TOUR COUNTY NEEDS YOU The Huron County Board of Education k planningto put together a Community Resource Guide listing in- terested adults in the area . interested enough to be willing to devote more time to sharing special skills, talents and interests with our students. Recent changes in Ministry of Education rules encourage more community interaction and the development of independent study units for students at ail levels. With this in mind, we are asking you to give a little of your time., to give of yourself, and, we feel, to receive the benefits of experiencing our young people's enthusiasm and energy. You may participate by filling in the following farm and sending it to your local school or to WARREN ROBIN - SON at the Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario, NOM 110. --_s —r --- .---—.�����------.----- ---- r--- I WOULD BE WILLING TO: MY AREA(S) OF INTEREST: ---- 1. Present a lecture/demonstration/ performance/informal talk to a class.._ 2, Provide a site for individual/class field trip 3. Conduct a workshop 4. Assist a student in an independent study protect 5. All of the above PHONE: NAME. ADDRESS: �---- --- — Below' is a list of some of the topics in which we would appreciate assistance, but we are equally willing to make use of special areas of interest you may have which are not on the list. Thank you in advance for the time and effort this request may cause. Accounting Athletics Contractors Advertising. Aviation Computers Agriculture Boo Keeping Crafts Animals Biology_..-_. Creative Writing Archeology Botany Dance Architecture Broadcasting Drama Art Business Drug Education Astronomy Chemistry Ecology Economics Education Electronics Engineering Environmental Studios Ethnic Studies F lshing Food Service Forestry Geography Geology Genealogy Government Graphics Handicap's Health History Home Economics Indians International Studies Journalism Languages Law Lawn Enforcement Sincerely, P. Carroll Superintendent of Student Services Libraries Mathematics Museums Music Natural History Navigation Oceanography' Organic Gardening Photography Recreation Philosophy Social Work Physics Television Plant Studies Travel Political Science Typesetting Psychology veterinarian Public Relations Women's Studios Radio Zoology FOR....--1ILLO\TEOFGOD, GIVE. The uniform is like a beacon on to take responsibility for. the street. It signals help. Compassion: Providing help, and then hope, for Caring. the people who need it tnQst. But not many people know how But they know. much it -takes to be a soldier in the Anyone whose life the Salvation Salvation Army, The inhuman hours. Army has touched knows. The incredible patience. The _, ......._ And we ask fort iem, that brutal situations. you give. Taking responsibility for 101' As much as you can. those whom society is unable S A4,1tt l / For the love of God. For more information, please contact: Clinton and Area Ifs Red Shield Appeal Time Watch Your Mailbox for complete details