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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-12, Page 13Handcrafts featured at Holmesville UCW bazaar By Blanche Deeves HOLMESVILLE - Ken and Kaye Harris of Hohnesville are pleased to announce the graduation of their daughter Brenda, from the Registered Nursing program .at Fan- shawe College, London. Pinning ceremonies were held on July 26 at St. Paul's Cathedral, London. Brenda has accepted a fulltime position at Victoria Hospital, London on the General Surgery Ward. Brenda was a graduate of Holmesville School and Clinton's C.H.S.S. Worship Service was held at Holmesville United Church on Sunday morning at 9:45 a.m. Wendy and Gary Tebbutt presented their baby daughter Brittany for baptism, officiating was Rev. J. Bechtel. Sam Brad- shaw and Greg Lobb received the offering. On November 5 the Goderich Township hall was a busy place, the U.C.W. holding their annual bazaar. Charlotte Norman, President of the U.C.W., welcomed everyone and declared the bazaar opened at 2:30 p.m. Many useful articles were for sale including sweaters, hats, mitt sets, The pro- duce table was well laden with fruit and vegetables, jams and jelly. The Christmas table had some very interesting articles. The bake table was set out well and there were lots of goodies to buy. The tea tables looked lovely with everyone enjoying their lunch. The Goderich Township children gathered at the Community Centre for their Annual Hallowe'en party at which time children played games and received bags of candy. Judges for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fran Powell. The Enterprising Seniors met in the Com- munity Centre in Holmesville with Bert Mc- Creath in charge. Gertrude Trewartha— played the piano for the opening exercises. Charlotte, Norman read the minutes of the last meeting and Elois Charlton gave the card report in the place of Blanche Deeves. The Christmas pot luck dinner will be December 4 at 12:30 noon. Cards and Shuffle board were enjoyed. The Enterprising Seniors were pleased to sell their quilt which was on display at the recent bazaar in Holmesville to Olive Bell, who herself put many stitches in the quilt. Downtown businesses hold Sunday open house By Susan Hartman HENSALL - The Christmas Spirit was in evidence Sunday in downtown Hensall. A great number of area residents visited the Christmas Open House at The Birch Tree, The Flower Basket and Spinning Wheel, where they enjoyed hospitality and bargains. The Village Walk celebrated their Grand Opening on Friday with a ribbon cutting ceremony followed by refreshments. Volland's Meat Market is celebrating their second anniversary. Congratulations Keith and Dorothy on being part of Hensall's thriving .downtown,.. . Hockey Youth Hensall's two youngest hockey teams began their season schedules on Saturday. he Tykes began by trouncing their biggest IIIFAvals Huron Park 9-3 in the morning. In the evening the Novice teams soundly defeated Goderich by a score of 9-2. Congratulations to all the boys and coacheson a great start. UCW news The November meeting of Unit III U.C.W. was held last Tuesday afternoon with Marg Upshall presiding.. A work bee was held in the morning for the marking of old-fashioned Christmas decorations. The worship was conducted by Beatrice Munn. Plans were finalized for the bazaar on Friday, November 21 at 3 p.m. Loretta Riley gave the study. Pearl Taylor read several poems. The December meeting was reviewed and members *ere reminded of the Christmas gift exchange. Shuffleboard ;The Happy Pushers pla tad shiifflOtiOardd' on November 6 at the Hensall arena. Ladies high scores were: Pearl McKnight 314, Mary Buchanan 311, Eileen Dowson 277. Men's high scores: Dave Kyle 369, George Dowson 301, John Consitt 236. Horticultural Society The Hensall and District Horticultural Society will be holding their Christmas Meeting on Monday, November 17 at the Hensall United Church at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come and hear the guest speaker, Jane Muegge, speak on Food Preservation. All members who are present will receive their premium, a hyacinth bulb. A note of thanks goes to everyone who helped clean out the village flower beds, and preparing them for winter. Be a model for a junior stylist and become aquainted with the , newest styles. Qualified supervisor available Call for more information CALL: 482-7641 Appointments �,dU wags he necessary GRANGER'S T.V. 92 SOUTH ST., GODERICH 524-8925 Your Local Commodore Dealer for Hardware & Softwar Financing Available OAC 1RW=11 Unit Nan Britton opened the November meeting of Unit IV U.C.W. The devotional was given by Rena Caldwell. "The roll call was answered by 14 members and 49 visits were recorded. The offering was dedicated by Nan Britton. Hazel Luther. gave a reading. The General Meeting will be December 1 with Unit IV to provide lunch. Elva Forrest and Sadie Hoy are to continue in Church in Society. Mabel Shirray is the representative to the Nominating Committee, Mary Alex- ander to Leadership Christian Development. Mary Alexander gave an account of a graduate student who lived among the Inuit and learned first hand of their fight for sur- vival against Southern Influence. The Slate of Officers for 1987 includes: Unit Leader - Nan Britton; Assistant leader - Elva Forrest; Secretary - Sadie Hoy; Assistant secretary - Rena Caldwell; Treasurer - Elva Forrest; Assistant treasurer - Nell Riley; Card Convener - Mary Roobol; Social Functions - Evelyn Flynn and Eileen Ronnie; Pianist - Dorothy Mickle; Assistant pianist - Mahel Shirray. Northcrest News Ida Dickert and daughter Merle McLellan of Kippen visited in Torontolast weekend with Ida's granddaughter Robin McLelland. Turn to page 18 • CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1986—Page 13 Don Symons, the Chairman of the Fund Raising Committee for Clinton Public Hospital brought the pledges and donations thermometre up to the $100,000 mark on November 7. (David Emslie photo) St. James to hold spiritual healing seminar By Blanche Deeves MIDDLETON - Morning Prayer was held in St. James's Middleton Anglican Church, with Rev. A. Bell officiating. Sunday School was held in the church hall. At offering time Little Holly Reder presented the school of- fering with Edward Deeves presenting the regular offering. Ron Greidanus was the organist. On November 16 at St. Jame's Church, Middleton at 2:30 p.m. there will be a presentation and discussion on Spiritual Healing, with Dr. Helen Relesor of the Order of St. Luke in charge. On November 13 the A.CW. meeting and, penny savers pot -luck dinner will be held at 6 p.m. with the Board of Management meeting to follow the ACW meeting and dinner. The White Gift Sunday twill be held on December 7. The gifts are to include canned food, but badly needed are such small per- sonal items you or your children would like to receive. These gifts will be directed to' either Family services or Friendship House. Cpl. Len Mills of C.F.B. Greenwood, Nova Scotia was recently on a course in Camp Borden and visited with the Deeves and Becks in Collingwood. Lois and Edward Wise Lane returned after a holiday in Vegas! Get well wishes go to Lilian Beakhust who is a patient in Clinton Hospital. Anyone wishing to go to The People's Church in Toronto and see the very popular presentations of the Living Christmas Tree on December 7 should call Blanche at 482-9536. UCS pay tribute to falien heroes By Mary Chessell VARNA - The United Church Women (UCW) met on November 6 at the church. Bernice Reid and Doris Wilson presented a meditation on communication in the family which was written by the UCW Hodges Cove, Nfld. In honor of those who made the supreme sacrifice in the world wars, Bernice read Col. Macrae's poem "In Flanders Fields". Helen Taylor gave the secretary's report and treasurer Margaret Hayterreported an excellent financial position. Joan Beierling read a note of appreciation from•the Bells and Middegaals for catering their wedding. Twin City School of Hairstyling ,e Waterloo, Ont. •Hairstyling •Barbering ▪ •Ear Piercing Make -op 55 Erb St. East 886-6305 Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm ayaway Now FAMILY RINGS AND DAUGHTER'S PRIDE RINGS We're taking orders now for Christmas! Don't be disappointed - act now! Many styles - in all price ranges. STETT JEWELLERS MEMBER AMERICAN 64 50 FROM ■ 8 Albert St. CLINTON 264 Main St. EXETER 26 Main St. S. SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E. WALKERTON 2 The Square GODERICH GEM SOCIETY Bernice Reid reported for the nominating committee. The only change in the ex- ecutive is in the presidency. The young women who have been asked to fill the of- fices of president and vice-president have not given definite confirmation that they will act. The ladies will cater for a supper on December 9 for Frank Roth's patrons. The offices at the manse have been freshly papered and painted. Members were reminded to save their postage stamps for the Leprosy Mission. There was an excellent respnaso t fho Prraol for good used clothing. Donations of treats for shut-ins are to be brought to the December meeting. Former members are being invited to the Christmas meeting and supper. Fall hunting report Deer hunters in the area experienced varying degrees of success. The Chessell party of .six got one, Paul Stephenson's par- ty of four got two, the Ritchie camp one, and David Turner's party got five. Bill and Jim- my Consitt had some luck in the Parry Sound area, but at the time of writing, it is not confirmed how many deer were bagged. "With over twenty- five years of home comfort experience in our community, 1 can help you choose the NaturalThsFumace and RentalWater Heater that are right for your honie." • Cut your fuel bills with economical natural gas. • No equipment payments or rental payments till April '87 (ask me for details). • (Name of furnace) gas furnaces are up to 98 % fuel efficient. • Ask me how to "Rent and Relax" with a worry -free Union Gas rental water heater - let me install yours today. Call me for the natural gas furnace and rental water heater that's perfect for you. WQ CI ENERGY I%) CENTRE •Harold Wise Limited. BAYFIELD RD. CLIFTON , 482.7062 • Ski: ,y.,,..a,rs,. - •' ilk .. .9", tet !... . , til. alk ANNUAL MEETING in the Clinton. Town Hall Auditorium WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 AT 8:00 RM. for the purpose of receiving reports and financial statements for the year ending on September 30th, 1986 electing Directors and Credit Commit- tee officers, appointing auditors; for the purpose of amending By -Laws and of transacting all other business of an Annual Meeting. Lunch will follow the meeting. Door Prizes. Clinton Community 70 OtITARIO ST. CREDIT UNION 374 MAIN STREET S. CLINTON EXETER 482-3467 235=0640 1 Twin City School of Hairstyling ,e Waterloo, Ont. •Hairstyling •Barbering ▪ •Ear Piercing Make -op 55 Erb St. East 886-6305 Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm ayaway Now FAMILY RINGS AND DAUGHTER'S PRIDE RINGS We're taking orders now for Christmas! Don't be disappointed - act now! Many styles - in all price ranges. STETT JEWELLERS MEMBER AMERICAN 64 50 FROM ■ 8 Albert St. CLINTON 264 Main St. EXETER 26 Main St. S. SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E. WALKERTON 2 The Square GODERICH GEM SOCIETY Bernice Reid reported for the nominating committee. The only change in the ex- ecutive is in the presidency. The young women who have been asked to fill the of- fices of president and vice-president have not given definite confirmation that they will act. The ladies will cater for a supper on December 9 for Frank Roth's patrons. The offices at the manse have been freshly papered and painted. Members were reminded to save their postage stamps for the Leprosy Mission. There was an excellent respnaso t fho Prraol for good used clothing. Donations of treats for shut-ins are to be brought to the December meeting. Former members are being invited to the Christmas meeting and supper. Fall hunting report Deer hunters in the area experienced varying degrees of success. The Chessell party of .six got one, Paul Stephenson's par- ty of four got two, the Ritchie camp one, and David Turner's party got five. Bill and Jim- my Consitt had some luck in the Parry Sound area, but at the time of writing, it is not confirmed how many deer were bagged. "With over twenty- five years of home comfort experience in our community, 1 can help you choose the NaturalThsFumace and RentalWater Heater that are right for your honie." • Cut your fuel bills with economical natural gas. • No equipment payments or rental payments till April '87 (ask me for details). • (Name of furnace) gas furnaces are up to 98 % fuel efficient. • Ask me how to "Rent and Relax" with a worry -free Union Gas rental water heater - let me install yours today. Call me for the natural gas furnace and rental water heater that's perfect for you. WQ CI ENERGY I%) CENTRE •Harold Wise Limited. BAYFIELD RD. CLIFTON , 482.7062