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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-11-27, Page 7itizenship discussed in. Auburn By Mildred Lawlor • The Auburn Women's Institute meeting was held in the Community Hall Tuesday, Nov. 19at2p.m. Marjorie McDougall was pianist and the topic was Citizenship and World Affairs run by Mrs. Tom Jardin and Tina Empey. The president Mrs. Leonard Archambault welcomed everyone and read a poem "Smile". Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Robert Peck and the Treasurer's Report was given. It was decided to send $25 to the Home- bound in Clinton and the same to Children's Hospital in London. Mrs. Archambault read the report on the Convention at London that she had attended. Mrs. Tom Jardin introduced the guest speakers, Mrs. Lorne Snell of Clinton who gave a talk of her life, living in the Labrador City, and Ethel Ball showed slides of her trip to the Dominican Republic. Tina Empey thanked both ladies. Mrs. Ron Haines presented Life Member- ships to Viola Raithby and Mrs. Leonard Ar- chambault and thanked them for their years of'services in the Women's Institute. Card report was given by Lillian Letherland. Roll call was answered and there were 19 members present and two visitors. The Christmas meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Don Haines t not at Hall as previously planned t with pot luck lunch at 1 p.m. on Dec. 17. EUCHRE RESULTS There were seven tables in play at the weekly euchre party which was held Tues- day, Nov. 19 at the Community Hall. The winners were: high lady, Jane Glousher; low lady, Bernice McClinchey; high man, Edgar Daer; low man, Murray Rollison and novelty, Lillian Letherland. Euchre parties are held every Tuesday evening at the Community Hall at 8 p.m. UNIT II Unit 1I of United Church Women met on Wednesday, Nov. 13 in the basement of Knox United Church. Joyce Bean, Gail Dobie and Anne Vincent were in charge of the meeting and chose as their theme "War and Peace". A lively discussion followed. Several readings were given on the topic with everyone giving their views. The general meeting will be held Ni,v. 27 at 2 p,m. in the church basement and all reports are to be brought in. Jean Plaetzer will be in charge of Christmas gifts for area shut-ins;i Ethel Ball and Kay Lapp volunteered to help entertain the children at the Home for Battered Women. KNOX UNITED CHURCH Organ Prelude was played by Mrs. Gor- don Gross and the choir sang "The Lord Is My Shepherd" with Mrs. Barry Millian as pianist. Junior congregation was held by Linda Durnin, Leona Cunningham and Glenyce Marie Young. The minister, Gary 1'. Shuttleworth chose for his sermon "Resurrection and the End of Time" The offering was received by Peter Verbeek and Bill Seers. Next Sunday Dec. 1 will be White Gift Ser- vice so please bring your gifts? wrapped in white paper or gifts of money in a white envelope. These will be given to the Family and Children's Services. SILVER TOPS There will be a Seniors Pot Luck Dinner at the Community Hall Wednesday, Dec. 4 at noon. PERSONAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Orval McPhee spent a few days last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tanner of Kitchener. Several members of Auburn Women's In- stitute and other ladies of the community enjoyed a bus trip to Kitchener on Thursday to see the musical "Carousel" held in the Centre on the Square. Those attending were Bernice Anderson, Dorothy Bennett, June Peck, Marjorie McDougall, Lois Haines, Evelyn Merrill, Marion Haggett, Beryl Nicholson, Dorothy Grange and Ethel Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McLarty visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLarty of Brad- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Algin of Agincourt visited on the weekend with Beth Lansing. Harold Baechler is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London following eye surgery on Friday. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club's winner of the door prize of a Ceramic Christmas Tree was Mrs: Jim Lawlor of R.R. 5, Goderich. Half of the Booster Club from their bake sale proceeds go to the Huron County Family and Children's Services Christmas Fund and half to their own community project. Junior choir takes part in exchange By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse 'BELGRAVE - The Junior Choir of Knox United Church 'took part in an exchange visit on the weekend with the Junior Choir of Northlea United Church, Toronto. It was held under the direction of Professor W.A. Andrews. The children had an afternoon of sightsee- ing on' Saturday and both choirs sang together at the morning service on Sunday. The Belgrave choir was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morton and Heather, Mrs. Robert Gordon, Mrs. John McIntosh, Mrs. Murray Vincent and Mrs, George Pro- ctor. The Belgrave children are looking for- ward to a returnvisit from the Toronto choir next spring. Euchre Results Eleven tables were in play at the weekly euchre party held in the Womens Institute Hall on November 20. Winners were: High Lady, Mrs. Bert .Johnston; Low Lady, Agnes Bieman: Novelty Lady, Verena Bone; High man, Rob Nicholson; Low Man, Lorne Jamieson and Novelty Man, Mrs. Lorne,Jamieson playing as a man, People report Jeremy Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs: ,John Campbell, celebrated his fifth birthday at the home of his parents on November 2L Attending his birthday party were, Michele Pletch, Allie Culbert, Julie Snow, Kendra Folkard, Jody Walkers. Shannon Cook, Ryan Cook, Luke l`nlekridgO, Jamie McCallum, Michael Marks, Matthew Camp - and his amp- and•his little brother Justin. Florence Coultes recently moved from Listowel and is now making her home at 300 Minnie St., Wingham. Approximately 44 Dawson 'relatives gathered at the Wornen's Institute Hall, Belgrave, for a fancily dinner on November 24. Elizabeth Procter visited with Mr, and Mrs. • Howard Zettler. Sherry and twins Amanda and Alicia of R.R. 4, Walkerton.. Jennifer Procter,,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Procter of R.R. 5,.Brussels had the honor of winning a Huron 4-H Silver Jewelry Fashions, Facts. Fiction GEMWISE •by . David Anste t THE SHAPES OF DIAMONDS Round, pear, marquise. These are the traditional diamond shapes. Others are now available. While unlikely to replace the round brilliant, the new shapes allow designers to cater even more directly to your tastes. Have you seen the square shape? A geometrically regular shape, some designers consider the even -sided shape a beautiful side stone for channel Settings. Round brilliants have often been set side by side, like stepping stones to the centre stone. . Between round stones are gaps since only their round edges meet. But with a square shape in a channel setting, there are no gaps. The result for you — an im- pressive diamond pathway to the cen- tre stone. Do you think of triangles when you think of diamonds? Some designers do. More and more popular, the'trilliant is innovative and beautiful. It brings a pleasing, unexpected geometric line to the ring's design. No matter the diamond shape, the goal of the diamond cutter is to cut the facets of the stone at the exact angles which will bring out the flashing points of light (called brilliance) and colours (fire) characteristic of a beautiful quality diamond. After all, what" you buy when you buy diamonds is beauty and what you give when you give them is love. ANSTETT �iU.i►tlE 1 CLINTON 'fray at awards night held in Clinton on November 22. This award was donated by the Bank of Montreal, Clinton, for the highest score for the First Year Swine Club Member. 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