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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-11-26, Page 10CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986—Page 9 Mary Rollison turns 98 years .old There were six tables in play at the euchre party on Tuesday, November 18, at the Com- munity Hall. Winners were Carol Daer (high lady), Marion Haggit (low lady), Warner Andrews (high man), Elliot Lapp (low man) and Adelaide Allin (lucky chair). Euchre parties are held every Tuesday night at the hall and everyone is welcome. The Silver Tops smorgasbord dinner was held on Wednesday, November 19 at the Community Hall with 42 present. Everyone enjoyed the dinner followed by a short business meeting. Little Senior Citizen band :from Wingham entertained for an hour , !followed by a few games of cards. Mrs. Mary Rollison celebrated her 98th birthday on November 18 with friends drop- ping in to visit and have birthday cake. She received many cards of best wishes. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Len Ar- chambault were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Craig of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston of Strat- ford, Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker, Sarah and Amy of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ar- chambault and Becky and Robbie of Auburn. The Knox United Church service was con - This Clinton Public School student, Danny Gibbings, got the best seat in the house to watch Don Dodds, skin a muskrat. Mr. Dodds is a part-time trapper from the Teeswater area, and he was at the school on November 20 because the Grade 6 class of Gina Radley is studying the coverings of animals and how they are used. (David Emslie photo) WI receive thank yous starting at 8 p.m. will be convened by Margaret Craig, Marjory Humphries and Maxine Marks. The December meeting is to be a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. with a gift exchange. November Meeting Walton 2 UCW members held their meeting at the home of Kathleen Williamson November 19. The devotions were led by Vera McDonald and Margery Ritchie on Remberance Day. Karen Hoegy presided for the business. Margaret Craig read minutes, Discussion followed on the pur- chase of four tea pots and a clock; also on new church dishes. Donations were to the Callender Nursing Home in Brussels. Church Calendars were sold. The Quilt Display and Fowl Supper were a success. Celebrates Birthday Ken and Judy Shortreed entertained on November 21 in honor of Isabelle Shor- treed's birthday. Family and guests at sup- per were Bill and Louise Smith of Mitchell; Joan Beuermann, Stratford; Lloyd and Helen Warwick, Bluevale. Later 20 friends from Brussels and Walton dropped in to ex- tend their good wishes. The evening was spent playing cards and some lively violin music was played by Phyllis Mitchell, Jack and Lloyd Warwick with Freda Pipe and Louise Smith on the piano. Sandwiches and coffee and a birthday cake decorated by Carol Humphries was served by the hostess. Isabelle was taken completely by surprise but enjoyed it all. United Church • Sunday morning at Duff's United. Irvin Schneider led the service giving the message "Who am I". Doug and Margory Fraser were greeted. By Betty McCall .WALTON - The Agriculture and Canadian Industries meeting of the Walton Women's Institute was held on November 19 with 16 members and five visitors present. Helen Craig presided for the business. Margery Huether was the pianist. Helen welcomed the guests and read an article on farming. Margaret Shortreed read minutes followed by thank you notes received from the Huron Day Centre for the homebound and Grey Township. The meeting was then turned over to Con- venor Margery Huether who read the Motto -"A Farmers Prayer" then introduc- ed the guest speaker, Judy Jewitt. She put on display the Kit that was made by the South Huron district of the W.I. It was shown recently at the Huron Board of Education professional development day. It is designed to make children aware of farm- ing. The kit was made to develop farm -ac- tivities through toys resembling equipment used on the farm. Dolls made up a family with four characters, all with given names. There were kits that contained seed samples and soil samples, safety kit, activity cards and envelopes, also writing skills. There are four of these kits in use throughout the coun- ty and teachers are finding them very useful in their schools. Leona McDonald thanked Judy for bring- ing all this information to the meeting presented her with a small remembrance. The Institute Calendars are now available and will sell for $2.00. Helen gave a report from the Area Convention she has attended. Marjorie Humphries and Leona McDonald also attended from other levels of the Institute. The euchre party to be held November 27 LOOK & SEE... This Christmas give ... and receive. With every "NEW" master membership you give for $45.00, you'll receive this attractive electronic telephone ... "FREE". Your friends and relatives will know you care because you give them a year full of dependable Emergency Road Service, Personal Travel Counsell- ing and so much more. MEMBERSHIP ONLY $45. PER YEAR ducted by Rev. Gary T. Shuttleworth. Organ music was plrayed by Lori Millian. The senior choir sang ' `Sing Alleluia" under the direction of choir director and pianist Lori Millian. There was time for children and they went down to Sunday School rooms with their teachers, Ruth Armstrong and Bernice Gross. The minister's sermon was entitled "Our Worries, Christ's Peace." The offering was received by Kevin Webster and Stuart Bakker. The service closed with the benediction. Sunday, November 30 will be the White Gift service. The Women's Institute meeting was held on Tuesday, November 18 at the Memorial Hall at 2 p.m. Convenors were Mrs. Tom Jardin and Mrs. Tina Empey. The topic was citizenship and world affairs. The presi- dent, Mrs. Len Archambault4 read a poem entitled "What to eat?" A motion was made to donate $25 to Londesboro Fashion Show. The card report was given by Mrs. Lillian Sutherland. The roll call answered by 15 people was "name a federal cabinet minister and the position he holds." St. James' will hold White Gift Sunday on December 7 By Blanche Deeves Delores Dutot reports the bale is ready to MIDDLETON Morning Prayer was held go to Churchill, Manitoba. in St. James' Middleton Anglican Church on December 7 will be White Gift Sunday. Please bring non-perishable food or articles Sunday morning with Rev. Aubrey Bell of- ficiating. Ron Grendius was the organist. suitable for a child or adult. The next meeting for the A.C.W. of St. Christmas cakes and pudding are now available, Please call Audrey Middleton at James is to be December 11 at the home of Anita Vanderhaar. Lois Wise will be in 482-9838, Blanche Deeves at 482-9536 or Lois Wise at 482-9168. charge of Worship. Lisa Storey wins three awards On November 15th the South Huron All Breeds Horse Association (SHABHA) held their awards night at Crediton. The evening started with a very confused volleyball game. Afterwards there was a potluck supper, followed by the awards presentation. Winning Top Senior Showman was - Carolyn Grenier of Exeter. Top Junior Showman (13 to 18 yrs.) was Lisa Storey of Clinton. Top Junior Showman (12 yrs. and under) was Jennifer Heckman of Exeter. i ub 7 Rattenbury St. East CALL 2 g200 , ,CLINTON NOW! '4 Top Western Equitation for Senior Division was Bill McNutt of Hay. Top Western Equitation for Junior Division was Lisa Storey. Top Junior in the Games was Lisa Storey. Top in Games, English Jumps and English Riding was won by Bill McNutt of Hay. Everybody left with a prize because as Adrian Brand told it jokingly - we're all win- ners but it's the judges fault that we didn't get a red ribbon. Readings were given by Mrs. Roy Daer and Mrs. Tom Jardin. Mrs. Oliver Anderson showed slides of her July trip to Scotland in- cluding her visit to the Orkney Islands. The meeting closed with the singing of God Save Our Queen and grace. Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Daer, Mrs, Tom Lawrence and Mrs. Len Archambault. MANAGER'S CHRISTMAS SALE Sale starts Wed., Nov. 26 to Sat., Nov. 29 or while quantities last. Quilt Batts 300 package Lady Sarah Bars 8 / 1°0 10" Christmas, Spiral Tapered Candles b /.94 Willow Candy • 99 package Large selection of Men's Jogging Suits 1 5 9 4 Men's 6 Pack Tube Socks 700 package Fire Side Popcorn 100 300 gram bag Large Assortment Ladies Fashion Purses 794 ASSORTMENT OF TOYS, TOYS A N D TOYS 331/4 0/o OFF the regular price DECORATING PROBLEMS? 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