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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-19, Page 10Page 10—CLINTON NEWS. -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1986 Bayfield Bagle Fun Night held by UCW BAYFIELD - The United Church Women the people and their culture. IllusL ated by a enjoyed a 'fun night' on November 12 at series of slides these personal observations their unit meeting, the theme of which was promise an interesting evening and a glimp- 'Cakes'. se of a life style with which North Upcoming meetings include that of the Of- Americans are unfamiliar. Visitors are ficial board on Monday, November 24 at 8 welcomed to the meeting. p.m.; the Huron -Perth Presbytery on 25th at Lions' hold CNIB canvass St. John's United Church, Stratford at 2:30 As just one of their many projects, the p.m. and the reception of new members by Bayfield Lions under the chairmanship of transfer on November 30. Reg Wilson are conducting their annual Preparations are going ahea'd for the Christmas Candlelight Service on December 14 and anyone wishing to par- ticipate would be welcomed at choir prac- tice on Thursday evenings at 8 p.m. Hymn books make suitable Christmas gifts, and anyone requiring them for this purpose, for themselves or as a memorial gift to the church should contact treasurer, Sue Beard (565-5237). An item of news this week states that there are 2,417 pastoral charges in the United Church, and this fugure includes 4,205 preaching points (congregations), 266 of which received budget assistance from the Mission and Service Fund in 1985/86. Bayfield Historical Society The next meeting of the Bayfield Historical Society will be held in the Municipal Building on Monday November 24 at 8 p.m. This time the speaker will be one of the members, Stewart Oakes. During a four week visit to Russia Mr. Oakes visited five cities, spending several days in each, and histalk will be based on his impressions of CNIB canvass in the village. Looking ahead, the date to note on the calendar is Monday December 8. This is the night that the Lions will be holding their an- nual Turkey Bingo - 8 p.m. at the Cornrnuni- ty Centre. Fifteen fine turkeys will be waiting lucky winners, and it is hoped, that as usual, everyone will turn out to support the Lions. Look out soon for additional Christmas lights around Clan Gregor Square another. generous gift to the community donated by the Bayfield Lioness. How they scored There were eight tables out when the Bayfield Euchre Club met on November 12 in the municipal building. Results of the games played were as follows: ladies' high - Ilene Cleave; ladies' low - Pearl Hutchings; ladies' lone hand - Barbara Strachan; gent's high - Reg Wilson; gent's low - Glen Dowson; gent's lone hand - Ed Strachan. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, November 26. Bayfield Garden Club Bayfield Garden Club held its last meeting of 1986 on November 10 in the Municipal Building. It was a very merry oc- casion with over 50 people present for the potluck supper, which offered items to meet every taste, some of which were irresistable! Following this splendid repast the im- mediate business was quickly resolved and members then enjoyed a session of slides taken by Harold Beakhurst, George Chap- man and Alex McAlister. There was a great variety from individual shots of great delicacy to panoramas of Bayfield Gardens. Also included were pictures of the trip of Kincardine and the Garden Walk, and of course, some very revealing candid camera shots of unsuspecting members. The evening concluded with the draw for the gardening book donated by Justine Cho- jnacka. This was won by Elva Metcalf, as was the second prize, a rare and exotic plant. Once again the Garden Club has had a successful and busy year and has con- tributed to the community by planting trees and flower beds in the village. Architectural Conservancy of Ontario The Huron County Branch of the Architec- tural Conservancy of Ontario will be holding their Christmas dinner at the Little Inn, Bayfield on Tuesday, December 2. It is always a lively occasion bringing together people concerned with Ontario's heritage, and this year it is planned to have a speaker who will talk about the construction of a log house. For further details re time and tickets contact Mrs. Peg Willock 565-2469. ACW holds penny saver dinner By Blanche Deeves MIDDLETON - Morning prayer was held in St. James' Middleton Anglican Church on Sunday morning with Rev. Aubrey Bell of- ficiating. Edward Deeves received the of- fering and Shelley Reder received the Sun- day School collection. Ron Greidanus was the organist. The ACW of St. James' Middleton held their annual penny savers potluck dinner. Grace was sung in unison. Everyone then enjoyed the dinner which was put out for them. Following the dinner, a short business meeting was held. Estelle read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved as read. Lois Wise presented the treasurer's report. Bev Schilbe wrote a letter to the Foster Child. Thank you notes were read from Delores Dutot and Phylsis Aldwinkle. Stricking com- mittee meeting is to be held December 2 at 7:45 p.m. at the church. A discussion was held on a Sunday School party. A letter was read from the Day Care Centre located at Huronview and a motion was made to send a donation. A thank you letter was read from the CPH Auxiliary. Following the ACW meeting, a board meeting of St. James' Middleton Church was held with Rev. Bell in charge. Lois Wise read the ;minutes of the last meeting which were approved. Edward Wise presented the treasurer's report. A discussion was held on the appartsment, and a motion was made to pay. Motion was made for Ray Wise to purchase three sinks for the kitchen. Edward Deeves and Bill Steenstra are to have a discussion with Don Middleton in regard to the water. A discus- sion was held on getting a twin church in Keewatin. A motion for adjournment was made and the meeting closed in prayer. On Sunday afternoon St. James' Mid- dleton Church members were pleased to have with them Dr. Helen Reesor, M.D of Lioness hold activity nights By Maureen Dunsmore VANASTRA - Another busy year for the Vanastra Lioness Club is well underway. The club has already had three activity nights for children ages eight to 12. These are held one Friday night at Vanastra Recreation Centre from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The next activity night will be held on December 12. Christmas Bazaar This Saturday, November 22 is the club's annual Christmas Bazaar. There are 32 tables booked for this year's bazaar. The doors of the Recreation Centre will open at 10 a.m. and close at 2 p.m. There is a small admission charge for adults and children, which gives you a chance at the door prizes. The proceeds raised from the bazaar go to help support the Lady Diana Nursery. Public School News The students from the Vanastra Public School will have a booth at the Vanastra Lioness Christmas Bazaar. They will be selling different crafts and honey. They will also be having a draw on a framed Drysdale'S of IIensaH Warehouse Clearance of All 1986 Models Subject to prior sale Over 500 appliances in stock MOpip AT Over 30 models in stock from 8629°5 with trade As illustrated REFRIGERATORS MOP FAY RANGES 38 models in stock from $49495 with trade Over 50 Moffat Micro ovens in stock from $27995 Includes free micro school Nat exactly as illustrated All prices include our service delivery set up etc. Free draw on a microwave oven - mobile dishwasher, automatic 'washer with ever MO or a • fiance. We Service What We Sell D RYSDALE MAJORCAPNPLRIANCLTD. HENSALL 262.2728 Ontario OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES Kitchener and of the Order of St. Luke. Rev. Bell introduced Mrs. Reesor and welcomed her. Helen started her work in Prayer Healing in 1975. It was •an interesting and infor- mative talk, followed by a question period. Following the service, everyone gathered in the church hall for a visit with Dr. Reesor and tea and goodies were served by Lois Wise and Blanche Deeves. Personals Pat and Bob Hodgins and daughters Erin and Aly of Brampton were visitors on the weekend with Ray and Estelle Wise. Recently Estelle Wise, Lois Wise and Blanche Deeves visited with Marion Smith at which time Estelle Wise presented Marion with a welcome back gift to St. James' Middleton. Margaret Middleton visited with Evelyn McNeil in Bayfield and presented her with a goodbye gift from the A C W. and bazaar photograph of the Bayfield River. Parent teacher interviews will be held during the evening of November 25 and all day November 26. Teen Club About a month ago a group of young peo- ple approached members of the community by knocking on doors and getting your signatures. The group has been formed and their first meeting was held last Thursday night at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. Watch this column for more information on the Teen Club. Something for everyone at Trinity Church bazaar By Helen Owen BAYFIELD - The Trinity Anglican Guild held their Christmas Bazaar on November 15, and one had only to step into the Parish Hall to realize what a tremendous, amount of work had gone in to setting up and.presenta- tion. There was something for everyone, and as soon as the Rev. Aubrey Bell an- nounced the bazaar open, keen purchasers flocked to the displays choosing between tempting baked goods, a wide variety of crafted items, intriguing white elephants and a lucky dip that ensured a prize. It was a wonderful occasion to meet friends and renew old acquaintences, especially as one could do so comfortably seated at the colorful tables where tea and refreshments were served. And, what a variety! Plates full of delicious squares resembled the illustrations in a cookery book, except that they were there to eat. Altogether it was a very successful after- noon and the ladies of the Guild are to be congratulated on their endeavors and would also like to express their appreciation of the warm and generous support which they received. On Friday, November 28 Trinity ACW will be holding their annual St. Andrew's Day meeting beginning at 11 a.m. with a commu- nion service in the Church. This will be followed by a potluck luncheon. Since the amalgamation of the Guild and the ACW has been under discussion during the latter part of this year considerations related to this will be the subject to be dealt with, and it is hoped that not only members of the Guild and the ACW, but all women members of the Anglican Church will make an endeavor to be present. As each week brings us nearer to Christmas and all that it implies perhaps it is time to consider those less fortunate. Sun- day, December 7 is white gift day, an event which octcurs annually, and which it is hoped, will mean an opportunity to donate gifts to be distributed to those in need. St. Andrew's United Church Hwy. 21, Bayfield 565-2854 Rev. John F. Hoekstra, M. Div., Sunday, November 23 11:00 a.m. Worship Service F•tnday School during the service Rev. George Youmatoff found this brass li- quid candle holder to be of interest at the November 15 bazaar at Trinity Anglican Church in Bayfield. The bazaar was hosted by the Ladies Guild of the church. (David Emslie photo ) Three Link Seniors hold first euchre party By Susan Hartman begin at 6:30 p.m. with a turkey supper. A social hour followed the fast meeting in the lower hall. Shuffling Scores There was shuffling at the Hensall Arena November 13. Ladies' scores - Mary Buchanan, 353; Pearl McKnight, 348; Eileen Dowson, 344. Men's high scores - Ernie Chipchase, 353; John Consitt, 314; John Pepper, 257." Tyke Hockey played. Winnersvere ;,iladies' highe]kllt . L,,. The fiensafl Tyke Hockey team suc- Riley, playing a mans card - high 'Annie cessfully defeated Clinton on Saturday by a Reid, low score Hilda Payne, lone hands - score of 9-4. Hensall goal scorers were Mark Evelyn Flynn. Bell with seven goals and Brock Weiss with Donation Made Amber Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting November 5 with Noble Grand Sister Bonnie Upshall presiding, assisted by Vice Grand Sister Ruby Bell. Sister Ruby reported for the visiting com- mittee. A donation of $25 was made to the Family and Children's Services of Huron County to help with their Christmas Bureau. The members will be attending Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter on Nov. 19 when Assembly President Sister Kathryn Bridges will be making her official visit. There will be a banquet at Trivitt Memorial Church at 6:30 p.m. prior to the meeting. The regular meeting on December 3 will HENSALL — the Three Links Seniors met recently for their monthly meeting. Presi- dent Aldeen Volland presided. The first euchre party was reported to have been a success. Another is planned for November 25 at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Ladies, please bring lunch. The December meeting will begin with a turkey supper at 6:30 p.m. on December 9. Following the business, euchre was Bayfleld land Area SNOW BLOWING AND REMOVAL SERVICE We have the equipment for fast and efficient ser. vlce...rwctor with rear -mounted blower. and a dump truck and loader for snow removal. Book nowt Chapman's Excavating HWY. 21 SOUTH • HAYFIELD Phone Anytime 3651-25113_ HEY! BAYFIELD We Deliver to YOU WITH SAME DAY SERVICE! FLOWERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FOREVER 166 THE SQUARE, GODERICH PHONE 524-8761 Evenings and Sundays phone 529-7253 two. Clinton goals were scored by Jason Wise with two and Chris Humphreys and Brennan Crawford each with one. Unit II Meets Unit II of the United Church Women met at the church on November 10 with nine members present. Helen MacLean opened the meeting and read two poems. Mona Alderdice gave the study 'Two Biographies - Nearby Christians". For the December meeting, all members are to bring a gift for a layette. Mona conducted the business portion of the meeting and Helen MacLean closed it with a prayer. A social time was enjoyed by all when 65 favors were made for the Nursing Home after which Ann Brock and Peggy Ferguson served lunch. New Son Congratulations to Dave and Karen Campbell of Hensall on their new son, Ryan David. Want Crosswalk A group of interested and concerned residents are trying to gain support for a crosswalk for students to be located at Highway 84 (Main St.) in Hensall. Anyone who is interested may contact Kim Genttne> � or Susan Hartman to find out how they can help protect the young people. Poinsettia Drive The Kinette Club of Hensall and District have begun their second annual poinsettia drive. They are selling flowers to the businesses and citizens of Hensall and area: All proceeds from this project go to Cystic Turn to page 12 • FREE PARKING, ,`, SANTA PARADE DEC. 6 ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU SHOP! WIN AtY TRIP Lai° TO VEGAS PLUS $200 CASH TO ENTER: Minimum $2.00 purchase necessary. Only one entry per purchase. Print your name and address and phone number on the back of each cash register tape and deposit in the box in participating stores displaying the Las Vegas poster. 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