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'Page 18=CLINTON'NEvOREC'ORD. WEL?NESDAY:,.NOVEM131•atki,aJtiS
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Entertainment: .and prizes part of .Fun Night
HENSALL - The. .Kinette''s rare. hosting
Ladies' Fun Night on Novehiber 8 front 9.to 1
a.m. at the Hensall,Community Centre:
There are lots of;'priies to :be 'won 'and all:
sorts of entertainment...
All proceeds will; g� to community rtiork,.
Tickets: are available. from any ,Hensall
Kinette or cal1262=3241.or:262=2438.,
A bus with 53. friends: and reldtiv'es,-p1ts
more; -cars travelled.to Ridgetown;to,,:help:
:Dorothy and Garnet. Mousseau :celebrate
:their 45th, Wedding Anniversary,, on,
November 3. A: buffet was. enjoyed, 'at
Baternan;s Inn in:Ridgetbwri.;
Youth For Christ
H
South,uron Youth for'6'hrist helir their,
)monthly. rallj . On: No4ember 2 'at, the
13ruceficld:schooli. with .:around' :225
attendance. Director Kon Westlake:Was in
charge. Pianist was Sharon Parker.
For the quiz teams from Zurich; Bay f(el)l,
Clinton and Exeter participated with 'Zurich
scoring highest Robert ;Steckle. 'Was ,.
quizzing master Ron Westlake: and
in
charge of the Electronic System and Evelyti
Steckle and Edgar C'udinore were in charge
of the score sheets.
Bob Heywood 'presented some choruses
and songs, with accordion accompaniment.
December 7 Rev. Larry Marshall, pastor
of United Church at Shallow Lake will
minister in word and singing. January 4 will
be 'Talent Night from the area churches. The
winter snow camp in February will be held
at Circle C Ranch in Delevan, New York
with Revs Wes Aarum, Camp Director, in
charge. Plans call for at least one bus and..
maybe two buses going with teenagers and
t haperones.
People
Mrs. Laird Mickle entertained her
granddaughter and her husband, !11r :lrt'I
•Mrs. Randy Pollock of London, who •were
;recently married and `also her- parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Wrn. Mi kle•of'Exeter;,her.sister•
and husband Mr. and Mrs, Dave O'13rien of.
Rondau, and herbrother :John Magic of
Lindon on:Sunday;
Rev,. Ken Knight, •gave' the._lservice 'at,
('arnlel Presbyterian C'hureh_ on Sunday:
Dorothy '1'aylur •played,.the organ for the
:Hymns,. The flowers in 'the church were.
p1act3 111!ilentui:'j :of:;h1iirguer►te. "13orune"
13unthron.
The .Iilanriing i (iinniitter fur Robert
Kea burn Rttii•enierit. Parti' niet:un October
:311. Plias; W'ere, Tilade fen air Open. HUUSe. at
fl(risall Publie'.Sth o1',forfSurtdii•, January
l ; 1981; fri,rn,.L 10 tci }a;3(l:°p nt, , i'ea:people.
will, t>ii nl')tifitt( uf; tlti' date .by` iteyi/spaper
'a rs,at;is,hupe(1.that'1ur•rrier :students`w'tio are
;iiia, Wilmot -in. .t)iia.:,ari'a, will, be,'i lnta,ctt.el bs
'their f iiiiilies.sti the' inay: attend,
C'iit toot l Prc ;toy tt�1 lati.`l'hiii`.(11 bazaar and
!'4'a mii4. held. ;tii,4 t riibt r .''=-_The. auto) •prize
V
ova 1)11 bs ('freta c;rat()riif..l';xeter
The l'i'esbs tei i 111 ('hui i h `ttiiriieri, 'are
meeting iii, ::\ iyeniber 11 ;.14,8.al.iii.. in. tate
('hur'('ti !)asi nittit :'1'tit'ti t,l (ha4'I!l tit6'gn ing
a 11(4o' tra.ili)1)
l niteitNews
•
)erilk•.I tlee was the:junior iniiisteriat
the 'litnsall �tiniteil_ l'l ur1. ti .iiii;.'Sundis
11101'1111111 and liSSiSted 1{t r. titan .\lc 1)on;ilei
With the s� i s l�'r 11j t e adiill .ilii' aei Iptur'e:
The junior onitst nior chairs, with s1r', I ass
lit the organ,'alai, t' t tt'd in:the;•Se ti ic'e.; •
1)urothy.('urtx'tt:greett'd the congregation
and the ushers 4v'ere Dunal(t 1V:ir•etng,
:1urra}° JIc(;rcgur, Mark 11c(;reger and
Cary. Kyle, The Movers. at the front of the
4)iur(;h were placed in rllemloi"y.t.4 Harvey
,Jacobi by J1i s. ;lai i,bi and 1'anmly.,
Keep these dates in mind
By Doris Hunter
.trntistice I)ay service will be held at- ap-
-pi-oxirmately 10:50 a.n1,, Nuveniber 10 at the
1- vflelc! Cenotaph, following morning
• prayer' at Trinity Anglican Church. and im-
mediately before morning service at St i° An-
..drew•'s United Church..
'l'hi Trinity Ladies Guild will be meeting
in the Parish Hall on Tuesday, November, 12
at -2 pan. Plans for their annual Christmas
baz-tar will be finalized.
This very. popular event will- be held- ori
Saturday; November 18 from 2 to •('1).111.
' Interesting . items Continue to,appear
this bazaar. Ilon1' baking w'1111 ,gour'1in•1
tl 11111(' , sus h 11-.1 l'na \lernt'r'$ fres}( lows('
radish. homemade e'l.uh sauce and garden
produce are'te be 11;1d, of course. white
elephants and handcrafts aria atune to hard
a friendly (11) of tea .W`ttli c•!,ut' neighbors'.
i•:y(•rybudy goes, gen) jen)en 1('l) i)f course...
'I'he Iii(ift'S. Of St.; arldresi''s trill •be busy
nextiveek also. llenlhers ui' lrnitA 'will (flee(
at the house of t''l+l" b t iI6 r," 1,Vednesdnt'
November Et at ti pan,
..'i'luse who belong t.(t'nit,1 will ineel in tite
helm))' of lief Bur o li, 'rIItlr(;l . \uvettibt'r
1.4 at 2 pan.
VOTE
CHARLIE
BURGESS
For
"Deputy Reeve"'
*Your Action
Man on Council
ONCE AGAIN,
VOLVO DIDN'T LEAVE
WELL ENOI 611 ALONE.
N1(1,:t pet ylt' ct( odd he
happy tit htirlel :t knir w tth:,rn ,t}et'
age liteerpeet,lncy
{int Vi 11v( engineers
harrier i I'.•iti"I th:11) 1itl1•4 heli
plc. ill,it' : t41ty, l5)r Iti`l): then se
made Iritl,rliscrnents in the tii1\1.)
Irtthr-t)yt'ntetlt, tlt,tLirtt lutle'
he,ttt'd fault ,cat,. int)rt t`Ion •
prehrmttc rtist''1)tti,)tinL ,and a
)/al 'clt.,n011'd ,11 br,111)1)nc
I110.,ic't(1(1'().ititta .,±1 (lir ,' 1i)
tt Ilrt•.Is 1, .in tote) re,i,01
tine 4tt1isl!tl'I'r'd
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THE VOLVO Z'IO
M -W MOTORS LTD.
VOLVO SALES & SERVICE
184 EAST STREET, GODERICH ph: 524.2113
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•'4c »ill( PiV;11 dl'r,!C, !n ,{ ti ... Int(v+;",r,h•itLc. . ,
The congregation was reminded next
Sunday the Remembrance Day Service will
be.held in the church and November 17 will
be. 'fhe anniversary service with (;len
Wright, former minister of Exeter United
Church, and now of London as the guest
:Minister, Mrs. Ruling of St. Marys will be
•the'guest soloist.
A, number of members of the Hensall
tlitited Church Women attended the
Presbyterial Regional Meeting held in
Egiiiondville United Church on October' 28,
Mr. McDonald, along with Mr. and Mrs.
flair Hoffmtan and Karen;•attended the 40th
wedding anniversary. of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ton)
:Melvin held in the Salent C'oniniuiuty Hall at
Walkerton on November 2.
Queensway News,
Residents at the Queensway Nursing
Hosie played bingo on October 28,. Audrey
('6rtstee and Kay Elder put an the bingo,
On :1lunda4 evening, the Bethel Bible flub
entertained with by riot~.
On 1)ctuber 29, Shirley Luther conducted
the church service, O11 1)t'tofx'r 30. runt.'
residents went bui4ling at'l'ow'n and,Country
bowling Limes. in Zurich. Ladies' high was
bowled by a fiat tittle bowler, Ethel
;Alexander. Hem's high was shared by Lloyd
:McDougall and Neil Began with their scores
tied,
Ou 110111 ween day the 1fensall Nursery
School children viisitt':1 Queensway.
Residents gut to visit with WItrhes, ((evils,
cowboys and. even a giant strati•bci'ry, The
Nursery School also presented residents
'with a jai'k•(i-lantern. After modeling. their
t•ustunies the children were served eup
cakes and :.Juke; Neil Regan handed out
i'a' idy to the children far the Nursing 1
and Myrtle Rudd handed out the candy for
the Rest Hume.
On 'Thursday afternoon residents saw two
filnis. •-
(4r , 'v(venlber. 1: residents enjoyed 11151'
with (heir lunch once, again as 1A)rlie
Johnst(ul, frim the hest Home played his
violin i11 the dining room,. That afler'flt(C111
Father lluiluc•' held Communion for
Catholic residents,
Good roads,
;Agnes l'arbert ( left) and Ida.Wright pause to"look at -the delirious apples and desserts oil
display ;it one of the many tables of goods at the 14'cslev'-Willis Morning Market on
Novetilhei' 2, The rhureli was filled to eapasity (titli bargain -seekers anti -vendors who
were offering a varieh .' aF items ranging lr•)int tli tt'rs 11 crafts. t Alan Rivett !Awful
low taxes highhghted,
STANLEY '1'tt'I'. - Read improvements. bur 9l rat t 1 roads by In! kin), into ill ,1111 ( rip
completion of zoning bylaws and 1o\\'" taxes or asphalt, because of tin high cost of
-aro' among th1 hint -erns (If the four council gravel, );ruling and calcium chloride and
candidates here.'. the ” paying for and upkeep of our new
in the running are Edward Harrison, 13i11, tuw'nshil:) i•t,mlplex, While try Int; to keep
• 1)ow•sun, ,lac'k Coleman and I(ie'hard Erb, taxes. from escalating.
A lifelong towvshi) resident. 11r; 1)0w:soil,
is mairied, with three Children. 1fe ti'urked
for 18 years with the Tucker -smith 1'iuniclpal
Telephone System and has been farming full
tltne since 197-1. '
• ('uuumuiritt' iurult'etnrnt'includ('s: seven
years on the Hensall I)istriet (')i-i,p Board of,
1)irectors, including one year .is president:
10 year rnen)bi1r and two year chairman of
the. Horror) County Bean ('onunittec: direc-
tor and president of the Stanley"linvustup
Federation of Agriculture: three ycarS. on,
,the Huron County Pork Producers: Huron
('oust ',.('attleinen's :1's,uc'latlun: steward of
the Varna Ifni) ed Church.
lnrulnb(1h yetinciller Jack• ('alernall
' h(o)es. tt,'t•ontinue serving (111 eiectorate,in
••11y personal interest in all toktOShlip ac-
tivit`u, and my post two, ((•rims on council
glye inc valuahlc rxpei (tali ;',which will be
arrasset if re-elected for ;mother term,'.
•
l'hrce will be elected.
Mr. Harrison (Vaults to see tuw'nship roads•
repaired and upgraded. propertytaxes kept
in line ,\with 'the cost; of living, and
Maintenance of the ;;nod services already in
place in the tow'nalitp,
' A. „now'cantet' to ttlunictpal polities in
Stanley, Mr, Har'rtson.:saitl. he is seeking
election because, ''I feel that it is the. respin-
srbility.of every taxpayer not only to take an
rntert'St 'iii the affairs of the municipality',
lett to get personally un'cilied thrinrgli par-
1lripation 111 tht 11lanatgetn1nt of thele
14Wnship 11uti111e55
1 hs au1 as councillor is to keep open c+nn-
inumeation lines bet. w'een :council and the;
ratepayers,.
Mr, Harrison and 'his wilt: In'c 111
I3rucefit l(l.. He IS employed by the Horan
county Health Unitas. (lirertiu' of public
health inspector's. He Is chair -titan of ltic
ass) 1'ation of Supervisors (if Public Health
Ir15fec1ors fin- the South tyest Begun).
'"Asy14 publii' health inspector I have.nn
tillgufng concern 111 the proper mama) (:morn(
ai1(1 t'CII5er\atitin of our e'Ii'ii' iillerlt by
municipal leader:, ;I Well as individuals,
Bill 1)uwso1 15 concerned about municipal
affairs in Lis township, 1.1e Say's he has the
1inli' loci andity to bi' invlilyed tn,p+,litiu lit
Stolle,,
J11., Coleman would( like to see' the ('(InIplc-
tion of the, tow'nship's zoning by-laws; more .
'roads payed. the new/complex pain for by
11)87 and the recreation progra improved
through ttise of the Complex fa litre;,.
l'he .i1 ye'ar-till luw11Silip Native is nlar-
rle'd.and has three children. He owns a 300 -
acre farm and operates a mixed far•inint
nosiness, •
'I'lie train issues, he say;(. 4'01-'e ti, 1)gra(1i' 1 h s served un rounc' 1 fi,r tit e yrilrs Anil
•
recreation c(,nuinttee .for seven. Other im- .
volvenu'nts include the' 13ean Producers'
Marketing Board, the Masonic I.tidge' and •
the 131uewater Shrine ('1iib. F.
Itrctepayl'r5' .support urged ,,Richard Erb
to riot for a council, seat. He noted; "I chose
tn'run in the election because I was asked by
several 'ratepayers and I,. felt tt}iit I had
something to offer." �rf
Ile is keenly interested in the repair of
pour quality roads iii the,township and the
stability of tax levels.
A fariiier in Stanley for 24 years, Mr. Erb ,
also operates a meat market. He I5 married
and ha4 t)iree children. w
Active in the Zurich I.iOi15 Club. he has t.
hold all executive offices in the group and
has served as deputy ,governor and zone t
cha'tii an, He was a director 7n the Ontario
Bean Board for three year's.
Voters . in Stanley 'i'uwnshtp will also
(hoose between two candidates for deputy
reeve, incumbent Don McGregar 811(1
Howard Armstrong. Neither responded to
the'News-Record questionnaire:
For reeve, Clarence Rau has been ac-
claimed for another council term.
Board of Education trustee Bob Peck is
being challenged at thepolls this year -by
three other candidates, William McGregor, "
Abby ' Chani); sand Audrey Mcl,ellan-
'1'ri1'bner. 1 For ••complete details cin the
education race, please seethe election story
tin the Village of Bayfield, i .
The candidate elected .for the educatic)11
board will serve lxith Stanley 'l'(m'nship and
Bayfield.
Peck challenged by three candidates
• from page 5'
the past 11 tears, lis and Ins wife 1?rya rttis-
i;d six children, Hr tsar yittet'atl t,f thi.';.WWII
.and e.t.a partner iif the 1'ei k
in Vm'trt,
Abby Champ:, 25, of Hayfield lists acs. a
priority item tit bring the publi(;.and the
to 11•(1 of cilia:101011 clo,tl logetht r:,, Slit ' (y;,..
the ))resent' lx,ttt d iitt'lrtl)i;I; :::ICI' not. -001.114.
41101101 tO e 1114 4)) the pillilii rslt<'e 1 illy the:
ptcrt'tlts of school
1 r111t(Ii!!Ir,.On;,tllt''flirll'tli,Ilb.
of the hi,al'il
"Our system ol1)i I r))it h;i.1
l,ht; l);ii 4 I1t;il;
suppar•t '11 d+.�rr�°i,•.:;rti,l 1: feel •(11141: '001: :IS'
beeautie the 1, Ir(:iits'010 11gt, k11044 tartly
(41(11 IS 1.'0111441)p 1ire,,:17(1(t.
110tki1uw'Wh(i1111iinii'rttrti:s.:ire il..111,t:til111
nutlee.�;ter Meet1111;4 What t.lies til, nit t 111)),
))Bout or ('11111' <irt`t1,1t .ciinnnt.ti t,, The. lines':
i)f W(I)I111rltllllt 1)1(411 11111') ht ((pe111411 '
\ls. ("frrttil1. ;iys 'In
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merit )(H (1anl, I1:the 54 .14111 uhflh
Will h( the ' 1no,t;,it 1(4,mit to ,(()(1i ort" an
the=art,1 ;1 rnorr 11lt:v4rit:(;turti;ulmn;.�hi.
111;(4 it .i: P;n1ifre%st.1 i1411)5 11i; t'111)ii1"ii.h.n.
r111L1ii;uttit'rihi�cJtj is "4 liool 1)4 favi 1(4i)1i<1.
(Hirt,
'For l:y:,tilpl(;, thtt.11inp)uisls'„f 4(111•
ituuuty is ill( aerie ulturr. Mini or our
students. (4'1)1 be involved 11) 50111e aspei•t 5,t
;Igru ultui•c 11)5)1 i;7 aelriattun, "Thus, We
should makesur(•,that agriculture as a sols
jet. is properlyrepresente'd 111 tion �(•Itut,ls•”
since this is a t1111e Of financial restraint.
stn feels the electorate iiIiiSt get 1Itt'•roost
fr(nu their educational di,ll;rrs,
D1(1 and 114'14"-proorartls have ti) 'be os
•'atrlltl('il 111 see holt effect We they really art,
in -reaching their goals." she said,
Ars Champ ;says she Is. rinnnrri' for the
rduo.ltli)n position because she te('l5's trurlg-
1' irh4(111 i.illii'ali5 11 an(1 the 1111)ae t a has on
t'hr \till' 14e spent .IIS students to, a
lar 5 eOret) :Shape our 114'4•~ and tan:lii(n`
lits 1((1114 tith:it:kindof lis etilll,lead. It
y t,i, i ti)i(rt 1111.fhat i aiir>i. peopli 11'it in-
4Yiijrii!_ithii;iii`)'.Iir ai:ired;tosperirl.tlit' 1(111('
o: ))look)'. iliiwork :Ind: inspire the
•I)( l _e.enerai.u(11;
A.4:1'0(1.4;01' .('if thy. Ilii ,ri 1; 1.i111It .( h,)ul
,l �• tt I( t n
other
1. 1t ) Lt tI r ir ,int 1 ld
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,l tiool,�.tri'r,tn tda 1. ngl`lnil uu1 the. United
~toot+'ti 1)1 ! it lit rr.(t 4 11(1 1 t I, 15111• I).01111(111 ren( ntly i'iitll)li'ledp(itit-
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For continued
representation
of
Tuckersmith
electors
graduate year at Jagiellonian University in '
Krakow, i'oland where 'she studied Polish
1.4ing,uagc in • Literature. She 'also taught
English conversation in. two Krakow high
si'110015 and lead an. English speaking camp
feir high school students.
William' McGregor, a lifetime native of•
Stanley Township, is another candidate who
is also bothered by the low prof ile,the Board
of Education has in Huriin County:
°'1 feel that the electors in Burin do not
get enough information from the board. -
( and should) have' 1)10111 openness," he
replied•in the questiOnflaire,
5farmer The '3-yea)'-(ild farer`ft'els the main
Issues faring the board are, Roman Catholic
funding. French immersion and the loss of
technical programs.
Mr. McGregor's decision to run for the
hoard of education position was based on
having a young family in the school system.
He' said, "1 could relate to some of the pro-
blt'nis and help with a solution in our school
system."
Ile and his wife Mary Lou have three
children. Mg. McGregor attended school in
Stanley anti Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton. He graduated from the
University of Guelph with a diploma in
agriculture..
He has been a ineniber of the Huron Coun-
ty' Pork Producers for six years, the Huron
County Bean Producers for 10 years, direct
tor on the Ontario Bean Produce
Marketing Board, the' Stanley Townsh
Recreation C'ornrttittee and a steward 0
Brucefield United Church.
In listing the attributes he will bring to the'
ix.,sition, Mr. McGregor say's he will provide
the, board with fresh ideas, a willingnetis t0
listen to different opinions and fairness, '
Audry McClennan-Triebner, the mother
of two children, entered the election bel'atise
she is a mother with a child in the school
sym
Hsteer a.int if elected would) be 16 work for
better communication among the taxi
payers, the board, and the teachers. She
feels the main.issues that should be addretis
ed by the. board are, finances, French irn�
rnersion, class size and separate and private
school funding.
Married, she has two sons. The famill
lives on a farm between Kippcn an
Brucefield,