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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-12-18, Page 24'I'HIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT IS IN VERY I'O(J'K CONDITION Page 22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1985 New members join sorority chapter CLINTON-On December 10, members of Xi Epsilon Beta enjoyed a pot luck dinner at the home of Ann Adams. A warm and friendly Christmas background provided"'` the setting for the Exemplar Ritual being conferred upon five members progressing from the Ritual of Jewels chapter. Taking the ritual were Pat Bell, Marilyn McMahon, Shirley Mills, Nancy Klomps and Sally McNicholl. During the business meeting, the Ways and Means Committee collected Zehr's and IGA tapes. The service chairman, Lois Fitzgerald, reported that three of the members hadserved lunch for the ('NIB meeting. The social committee announced that members and their families will be going caroling un December 22, Shirley Mills and Nancy Klomps HAPPY 13TH Monica Love Mom, Dad & Kevin HAPPY 35th ANNIVERSARY Joe & Alice Love Your F zmrelly lell old Saint Nick who assed around the including ,1 y p a sorority crossword puzzle which revelled secret sister gifts and took requests for little known facts about the members. This Christmas presents. was followed by a game of Scruples. The The first January meeting will be at the highlight of the evening was a. visit from home of Mary Marsh. Chapter holds Pledge Ritual Beta Sigma Phi Zeta Omega Chapter met at the home of Marilyn Tyndall on December 10. A Pledge Ritual was held and Liz Herman, Sue Hay, Darlene McKee, Janke Rose and Donna Woodall became new members. A Christmas dinner followed at the Blue Fountain Restaurant. Santa made a visit and with elf I,orraine's assistance, he handed out Secret Sister gifts. DAD & MOM on your 15th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Love from Marilyn, Kim & Darryl HAPPY 40th ANNIVERSARY Mom & Dad With Love from your children and grandchildren. OPEN HOUSE for Mike & Jo Anne Salverde FRIDAY DECEMBER 201th In Londe%boro Holl from S pm - 10 pm <01 0 �` TUESDAY, DECEMBER 318:00 p.m. at Vanaska Community Centre f' f If you like dancing (rVal/r, Tango, Polka) to good music and a hilarious evening join us, the Euro -Canadian' from Club Neimatland for our annual New Year's Dance. Buffet lunch will be served Poor Prizes Admission *12 couple ul the door Proceeds to Arthritis Society of Canada YEAR'S EVE DANCE Hay Township Recreation Committee Christmas Bingo Thurs., Dec. 19 Zurich Community Centre Jackpot $500 must go Bonanza Game 51 calls 4 flash garnes • •1 early bird • 10 regular games • 1 mystery prize Over S2000 in cash prizes. Added Bonus - 15 turkeys Start at 7:30 sharp ALL PROCEEDS FOR "NEW" BALL DIAMOND Bring your dabbers. No one under 16 allowed to play The 50 cent draw was won by Joanne Carr. January 11 is the date for a card party. The next meeting will be held January 14 starting at Kathy Chambers' home and followed by a joint meeting with the Kinettes. Discount stamp sales are brisk Sales of Canada Post's discount stamp packs are reported as brisk in many post of- fices across Huron Division ( southwestern Ontario). The packs, which went on sale a month ago, sell for $3.20 and contain ten 32 - cent Christmas stamps, two cents less than the normal domestic first class rate. The stamps are for use only on greeting card envelopes bearing the correct postal code and mailed to destinations within Canada before January 31. After that, surplus discount stamps can be used on any mailable matter in conjunction with other regular issue postage stamps. The packs will go off sale on December 16. In co-operation with the gift packaging and greeting card association of Canada, Canada Post will offer a five cent reduction on postage for Christma31986. The rate will be available to users of greeting card envelopes bearing a pre-printed matrix on which the postal code can be 'ticked'. The 'specially printed envelopes are the product of a mutual effort with the greeting card in- dustry to extend across Canada the 'Stick 'n' Tick', concept that was tested in several Canadian cities ) including London) last Christmas. AUDMO GODERICH LITTLE THEATRE for our Second Play of the Season "THE TOMORROW BOX" by Anne Chislett. Directed by Floyd Herman Parts for ADULT MALES & FEMALES (NO CHILDREN) Auditions to he held at The Livery (South St,) THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 ............. 7 to 9 p.m. SUNDAY, JANUARY 5 ........... . .... 2 to 4 p.m. Everyone Welcome Santa (Jennifer Procter) seems to be in a real mess when he was held up by had guy Tom Cull during a cowboy Christmas play at the East Wawanosh Pubic School's Christmas concert dress rehearsal on December 16. Don't worry kids, Santa was saved by the good guys. (Alan Rivett photo) e •® Residents enjoy mustc had been anxiously awaiting. Irr the after- noon the South Huron High School choir and Qucensway's choir entertained the resident's and their families with several Christmas carols and favorite songs. The performances were great. The afternoon of musical entertainment was concluded with Christmas greetings ex- tended by Mary Beth Jantzi. The residents and families also enjoyed a delicious Christmas dinner 'prepared by the Queensway Dietary staff. Everyone at Queensway wishes to thank the volunteers who so graciously donated their time to help with the party: They are: Iva Reid, Dorothy Elder: Grace Sararas, Dorothy Brintnell, Eileen !tannic, Mick Van Duyn, Joelly Mar- tin, I, ori and Lisa Faber, Amy C.'amphell, Jodi Sararas, Jennifer Taylor, Bill Gibson and Rev. McDonald. Have a safe Holiday Season! HENSALI, - Have you caught ' the Christmas spirit'? Those at Queensway cer- tainly have! This past week everyone has been busy preparing for the big family Christmas party. Decorating the halls, bak- ing in the kitchen' and the choir has been practising their carols. Everyone had a job to do! Despite all the work they had time to en- joy a church service with Rev. Hawley un December 10. Rev. Hawley's volunteers were Alice McLean, Caffrey Cann and Audrey McGregor. Bob Cameron was the pianist. On December 13 residents had the pleasure of having the Hensall Public School choir. Grades one and two, five and six children sang. Residents were presented 'with candles made for thernby the'children. December 15 was the big day everyone *44 For a unique gift idea .., may we suggest A BENMILLER INN 'GIFT CERTIFICATE' A delightful gift redeemable on Accommodations, Dining or The Gift Shoppe Something For The Ladies FTERNOON TE SERVED 2:30 - 4:30, 7 DAYS A WEEK. You will enjoy such sweets and savouries as Shorthreads, Cheddar Straws, Banana Pecan Bread, ( ornrneal .Muffins, Huron County Apple Buller, Port IeIly, Devonshire ( lotted (ream, Maple Butter,..(offee or your c hoic a 01 8 deli( ious Teas.„Relax and enjoy service in front of an open hearth log fire in one of our two lounges, ( ome alone or as a group. $5.75 per person. Join Us For A Spec idl CHRISTMAS DAY DINNER: Nnv, \c, etginl 11nn1 in,;. 1,v CHRISTMAS PARTIES Rewrvations Required From start to finish, a traditional ( hristmas feast with all the trimmings. Main Course' features Roast Young Turku or Grilled Ham Steak. Served' December 2 ;th from 2: tll 10 6:10 p.m. Phone 524-2191 for reservations. 350 Something To Start The New Year Off Right... NEW YEAR'S DAY BRUNCH- . R('serv<)tion, Required Served lanuary 1st, 1986...( all for full derails Complete your outing with a Visit to The Gift Shoppe OPEN 7I)AYS A WF FK...10 am -6 pm A unique shopping esperienc just sI(•ps from the Inn. For Reservations please phone: 524-2191 Benmiller Inn Nestled in Benmiller, Ont., just 7 kilometres east of Goderich on Huron County Road 1. Turn north off Highway R. 11(1N5t[)1'N1)FR THE 1 1. BO "A world class country inn . ° . ”