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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-26, Page 9fyi CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986" ---Page 9 g son. t-u.rns years old were given There were six tables in play at the euchre ducted by Rev. Gary T. Shuttleworth. party on Tuesday, November 18, at the Com- Organ music was played "Sing byLori Millian. munity Hall. Winners were Carol Daer The senior choir sang lady), Marion Haggit (low lady), the direction of choir director and pianist (high man), Elliot Lapp Lori Millian. There was time for children Warner Andrews (high Tuesday with their teachers, Ruth Armstrong and (low man) and Adelaide heldll every (lucky chair)• and they wentdown �e minister's nis�er's seay rmon was ol rooms Euchre parties hal night at the hall and everyone is welcome. Bernice Gross. r Worries, Christ's Webster The Silver Tops smorgasbordmdienner at the The offering was received by held on Wednesday, and Stuart Bakker.was The service by a vin 30b Webwilster enjoyed tY Halldinner iwith followed4o Everyone hort SbtuarT e h enjoyed meeting. e Jinn Lite Senor Citizen band the the White Gift service. business meeting entertained for an hour from Wingham aures of cards. The Women's Institute meeting was held !followed by a few Rohgson celebrated her 98th on Tuesday, November 18 at the Memorial Mrs. Mary m. Convenors were Mrs. Tom birthday on November 18 with friends ea She Hall at 2 p• e The topic was ping in to visit and have birthday Jardin and Mrs. Tina Emp Y resi drop - received many cards of bestawishes. citizenship and world affairs. The P dent, Mrs. Len Archambault, read a poem Recent visitors with and and Mrs. Len Ar- chaeta, Mr. were Mr. Mrs. Earl Craig t entitled "What to eat?" A motion was made to donate $25 to Londesboro Fashion Show. Lillian Sarnia, and Mrs. Earl Johnston of Strat- The card report was given by ford, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Parker, dMrs. SarahiAr- She card The roll l answered by 15 Amy b It andh, and Robbie of Sutherland. was "name a federal cabinet 15 chambault and Becky position he holds." Auburn. h service was con- minister and the p Readings by Mrs. Mrs. Tom Jardin. Mrs. Oliver Anderson showed slides of her July trip to S Scotland The eluding her visit to the Orkney off God Saveh meeting closed with the singing Our Queen and grace. Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Daer, Mrs. Tom Lawreflee and Mrs. Len Archambault. Daer and The Knox United Church s James' ames' will hold White ®ft Sunday on December e By Blanche Deeves MIDDLETON - Morning Prayer was held in St. James' Middleton ,enAngv. icon ChurcAubrey of h on Sunday morning with ficiating. Ron Grendius was the °rgantSt. The next meeting for the A.C.W. off James is to be December 11 5eat thewh ome be on Anita Vanderhaar. Lois charge of Worship. Gibbings, got the best seat in the house to Public School student, Danny upper from the house This Clinton Pu ie c watch Don Dodds skin a muskrat. Mr. Dodds is a part-time area, ad i he c v the school o and hoovember w they are used. because the Grade 6 class of Gina Emslie photo) Radley is studying the coverings of animals WIreceive thank your 8 .m, will be Delores Dutot reports the bale is reany Lo go to Churchill, Manitoba. December 7 will be White Gift Sunday. Please bring non-perishable food or articles suitable for a child or adult. Christmas cakes and pudding are now available. Please call Audrey Middleton at 482-9838, Blanche Deeves at 482-9536 or Lois Wise at 482-9168. free awards is a Storey wins t On November 15th the South Huron All Breeds Horse Association (SHABHA) held their awards night started wihta very confused n. The evening volleyballAfterwards there was a supper, e followed by the awards potluck presen Top Senior Showman was Winning Junior Carolyn Grenier of Exeter. Top yrs.) was Lisa Storey of convened by Showman (13 to 18 y ) Betty McCall Margaret Craig, Marjory Humphries and Chalon•Wap Js Jinn feior Showman (12 andstarting at By Be Y AI WALTON - The meeting of Agriculture andWaltoCanadian Maxine Marks. is to be a potluck Industries washeld on the November Women'shThe December meeting be a potluck NIP supper at 6:30 p.m. with a giftw . Institute held 19 with 16November Meeting members and fipresidedr for the the business. Helen Craig P pianist. Helen Walton 2 UCW members held their welcomed Margery Huetherguwas the meeting at the home of Kathleen Williamson farming.the guests and read an article minutes November 19. The devotions won forming. y art ou noes receivedread fom Vera McDonald and n Margery ygy Ritchietchie presidedn thfoe uHurn thank you notes hme from Remberance Day. Craig read the Grey Day Centre for the homebound for the business. Margaret and Township.minutes. Discussionfollowed and ed lonktalso r - The meeting was then turned over readto Con -e chase of four tea p on Mott A FarmersarPrayer" who the new church dishes. Home nlnw re to the Motto "A guest speaker, rJudy then it She put Callender Nursing The on the speaker, thatudy Church Calendars were r word a success. Quilt on display the Kit was made by the Display and Fowl Supp South Huron District of the W.I. It was Birthday shown recently at the Huron Board of Ken and Celebrates ShortreedBirentertained on Education to makeochi children aware day. November 21 in honor of sabelleat hor- farm ac- treed's birthday. Family is designed to children aware of arm- per were Bill and Louise Smith of Mitchell; Shor- ing, The kit ghs made to dbresemblingequipment Stratford; Smith Lloyd and usedes through farm.toDolls made up fmily Joan Beuermann, witfour the cted in to Tie awere kits that allt with given names. ae les Helen els and 1Wa ton dropp d Later ntfriends r x - There kits that contained seedP good wishes. in cards and and soilnsamples, also, safetywti kit, actskillsivitya are cards tend g violin pent pc was played byd and of these in use throughout the coon- Thesome lively evening was spent playing four of these kits in use g them very Phyllis Mitchell, Jack and and Louise LlydSmith Warwick the usefulty and teachersheir sare finding with Freda Pip in their schools. for bring- piano. Leona McDonald thanked Judy Sandwiches and coffee and ahbeShwas ing all this information a small to the meeting Carol Hume the hostess. Isabelle ed it all.taken presentedTher Calendarslare now available served by decorated Y' The Ins gave a report completely by surprise but enjoy and will sell for $2.00. Helen United Church Leona McDonald Sunday morning at Duff's United. Irvin from the Area Convention she has attended. d the service giving the tation. - Top Western Equitation for Sernioor op Division was Bill McNutt of Hay. Equitation for Junior Division was Lisa Storey. Top Junior in the Games wasLisa isa Storey. Top in Games, English Jump and English Riding was won by Bill McNutt of Hay. DECORATING E - PROBLEMS? Now, we can offer you a professional help with furniture layout, sketches, colour co-ordination and consultation. Let us show you our new selections of fine wall furniture, carpets, paper, bedspreads and accessories, to make your. home more beautiful. DISCOVER THE BALL & MUTCH DIFFERENCE BALL & MUTCH Everybody left with a prize tNe re all wins Adrian Brand told it jokingly - we're all win- ners but it's the judges fault that we didn't get a red ribbon. FINE FURNITURE 71 ALBERT ST.. CLINTON TELEENONE: 467.9503 Marjorie Humphries andDoug and Margery message "Who am I also attended from other levels of the Schneider e Institute. to be held November 27 Fraser were greeted. The euchre party SALE Sale starts Wed., Nov. 26 mities last. Sat., Nov. 29 or while c) Many Super Save Ys -.can. be found throughout our store. Christmas Catalogue Sale already in progress. Quilt Batts 300 package 10" Christmas, Spiral Tapered Candles This Christmas give ... and receive. With every "NEW" master membership you give for $45.00, you'll receive this attractive electronic telephone ... "FREE". you care Your friends and relatives will full of dependable you give them a year Emergency Road Service, Personal Travel Counsell- ing and so much more. 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