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Haller's Barn
By Margaret Hoggarth
KIPPEN - Eleven members of Kippen
East Women's Institute met at Miller's
Barn on November 19 for a noon lunch and a
dompnstration of cross stitching.
President Grace Drummond chaired the
meeting. Roll call was answered by naming
a place in Ontario you would recommend to
a toutist. Some of the places mentioned
were Northern Ontario in fall, Bayfield,
Agawa Canyon, Festival of Lights at
Niagara Falls, Lake Superior by train,
Pinery Park for cross country skiing,
Kingston and Gananoque and a drive
around Huron County in the summer time.
It was unanimous that Ontario is a wonder-
ful pace to live.
RLby Triebner and Charolotte McDowell
had to pay a fine of 30¢ for neglecting to
®wear their institute pin. Report of the fall
board meeting attended by Rena Caldwell
was read by Mona Alderdice, in Rena's
absence.
Both the Rally and District Annual for,
1968 are to be hosted by Kippen East.
Grace. Drummond reported on the 72nd
Annual Area Convention held in London on
October 16 and 17. The 90th anniversary of
Women's Institute to be held in North Bay in
Jnly 1987.
It was decided to continue the special for
best butter tarts at Hensall Fair in 1987.
Group leaders were reminded of menu for
family night. Janet Papple and Barb Mof-
f tt, the two 4-H leaders sponsored by Kip -
n East are to be invited along with their
sbands to family night on December 17.
i Margaret Hoggarth closed the citizenship
fleeting with three poems written by Bill
'rady about towns and villages in Ontario.
I People Report
I. Thea Wisch will hold her second annual
!open house on Saturday and Sunday
December 6 and 7 between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.
A number of Kippen residents attended
the open house to celebrate Bob and Dorothy
Taylor's 25th Wedding anniversary. Bob's
sister Evelyn Wright and her daughter Julie
.helped serve refreshments at the Taylor
house.
Dianne and Dave Vanneste and Paul Hog-
garth played for the Seaforth Junior
Farmers Team, in a mixed broomball tour-
nament, sponsored by the Huron County
Junior Farmers. The tournament was held
in the Hensall arena on November 22. In
spite of showing good spirit their team lost
the consolation final in overtime of Oxford
County 2-1.
Bob Kinsman is home from St. Joseph's
Hospital after an operation on his arm, he is
wished a speedy recovery.
Wheat weaving, an old.Britisb art form used as party favors, has become a favorite craft
for Rosemary Sellars of RR 2 Bayfield. Rosemary brought her crafts10 Vanastra on
November 22 for the annual Christmas bazaar. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo)
Kippen United Church News
Rev. Lorne Keays presided in the pulpit at
St. Andrews on November 23. The choir
sang an anthem under the direction of B
bars Cooper at the organ. Re.v.. Keay's se
mon was based on the "W's" of prayer.
Bulletin reminders - any parents wishing
baptism for their children to get in touch
with Rev. Keays by Monday December 1st.
Also anyone wishing transfer of member-
ship to do the same.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1986—Page 11
Joan Barkleywins jackpot
' By Maureen Dunmore The enrollment at the Tuckersmith Day
VANASTRA - The winners from bingo on Nursery is at full capacity. The children will
November 18 are: first share the wealth, Id- be putting on their Christmas concert on
na Mielke, Exeter; second share the wealth, December 22 at 7 p.m.
Elizabeth Brown, Clinton; third share the Lady Diana Nursery
wealth, Linda Reinhart, Clinton. There are eight children attending Lady
Winner of the jackpot was Joan Burley of Diana Nursery. The children
a andfor ise staff
have
Clinton. The lucky ball will be worth $300 been kept busy preparing
ness
next week. Christmas Bazaar. They have also been sell-
Recreation
ellRecreation Centre ing chocolate bars for a fund raiser.
The Vanastra Recreation Centre is having The nursery had a draw for an angel
a mini session swim program for three candleholder, donated by Mary's House of
weeks from December to December 16. Ceramics. The winner of the deaw was
Christmas swim time schedules are now Isabel Iris of Vanastra..
available. Please call the recreation centre Christian Church News
at 482-3544 for more information about these t, On November 23 .Pas* Harry Vriend
two programs(' " " ` " from Goderich brought the message. The
The winter program starts January 12 and sermon was in preparation for the Lord's
runs until March 21. Programs for the supper next Sunday, November 30 at 10 a.m.
winter program will be available soon. Also Pastor Jim Visser will be conducting the
watch for the ad in the paper for more morning service that day, and the offering
information. . will be for World Hunger. The November 30
Teen Club 6:30 p.m. service will be a special praise and
The Vanastra Teen Club held a volleyball worship service with Pastor Henry Lunshof
game on November 19 with about 30 from Mississauga bringing the message.
teenagers participating in the sport. Thank The Reindeer girls will be praise leaders.
you to Kim Hodgins for refereeing the Coffee will be served and babysitting will
volleyball game. be available.
At the Lioness Christmas bazaar the club At the Lioness Christmas Bazaar the Quilt
sold tickets on a clown doll, which Joanne and Craft group, Cadets and Calvinettes had
Bernard one of their members made. Lucky tables. The groups greatly appreciated the
winner of the clown doll was Kim Goulding tabledonated goods. Proceeds from the craft
were
of Vanastra.$150, the cadets table $38 and the
se
The Club would like to thank all those who Calvinettes
$105.
the cher proceeds groups. will go
supported them.c h .
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