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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-12-03, Page 16Pal I6—C1.INTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1906 McBRIDE BROS. MACHINE and REPAIR Specialize in: •Precision machine work "Custom fabrication :•Tractor & Combine repairs 'Replacement machinery parts 1/4 mile West of Kippen Brad Dennis 262-2687 262-2616 Coll anytime Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 r� Family and Children's Services of Huron County Requests your Support for the HURON COUNTY CHRISTMAS BUREAU 1986 Donations of toys, games, gifts, new and good used clothing can be left at your local centre: LOCATION: Clinton Christian Reformed Church 243 Princess St. East December 8 - 13, T986 Monday to Thursday 10 am - 4 pm Friday 10 am - 4 pm 7pm-9pm Saturday 10 am - 12 noon Clinton Christian Reformed Church Mrs. Helen Roorda Mrs. Sandra Dykstra Please direct financial contributions to Family and Children's Services of Huron County, 46 Gloucester Ter- race, Goderich, Ont. N7A 1W7. Reg. No. 0184192-01-05. DATE: TIME: LOCAL MANAGER: Twin City School of Hairstyling tk —a• Waterloo, Ont. *Hairstyling •Barbering • Ear Piercing * Make-up 55 Erb St., East 3I ; : F 886-6305 vel-'• Monday to Friday 8:30 amto4:30pm Cla*ses star+ 14, rtwnttl Christmas sparkle comes to Hensall BEST INTEREST 11 3/8 0/0 Guaranteed Investment Certificates *Sublect to change Gaiser-Kneale Exeter 235-2420 Clinton 482-9747 insurance Brokers Inc Grand Bend 236-8484 Goderich 524-2116 9 JUSTROP IN T0 53ALBER' EAT AN pOLIN ONBET we AFTER EVERY LOOK HINQ,, f By Susan Hartman Hensall - The local library held a suc- cessful decorating party on December 29 with 22 eager children helping to give the library that "Christmas sparkle." Thank you to Bev Bell for her help. Holy Communion Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall will celebrate communion on Sunday, December 7 at 1:30 p.m. Guest Preacher will be Rev. Gale Kay. Shuffleboard Results Seventeen turned out to play shuffleboard last week at the Hensall Arena. Ladies high scores were; Dorothy Brinmell 407, Eileen Dowson 384, Annie Ried 300. Men's high scores were; John Pepper 366, Percy Camp- bell 363, Walter Spenser 355. House Decorating Contest To recognize the creative talents of the residents and to encourage everyone to con- tribute to the festive atmosphere, the Hen- sall B.I.A. is sponsoring a House Decorating Contest. To be considered for the December 19 judging entry forms must be submitted by December 15. Forms are available from any Hensall merchant so to be eligible for the cash prizes plus individual "Keepsake" awards, be sure to enter. Santa In Town A special note to the children Santa will be in town each Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 pm with little Christmas favors and an at- tentive ear for your Christmas wishes. Tree Lighting To welcome the Christmas season a warm invitation is extended to all residents to come out and take part in Hensall's first an- nual tree lighting ceremony. It will take place on Friday evening at..7:30 pm in front of the Town Hall. The program will include a choral presentation by the junior choir of Hensall Public School, and visit from the Jolly Old Elf himself, Santa. Gather your neighbors, friends and family and help launch what is hoped to become a true community event and a seasonal tradi- tion in the village. Minor Hockey The Hensall Novice team has been very active this week with three games being played. Last Wednesday they defeated the Goderich Blue team by a score of 12-1. Scoring goals for Hensall were Blair, Moir with four, Ray Beirling with three, Jamie Campbell with two and one each for Brad Hartman, Chris Taylor and Danny Taylor. On Saturday the novice team trounced Bayfield 17-1 with Hensall's goals being scored by Blair Moir' with five, Brock Weiss, Jamie Campbell, Chris Taylor, Danny Taylor and Jason Moore with two each, and singles by Ryan Kyle and Ray Bierling. On Sunday the team was defeated by Ex- eter 6-0 in a hard fought game. The Hensall Tykes were busy as well on the weekend. On Saturday they beat Bayfield 14-1. Goals were scored by Brock Weiss with five, Mark Bell with three, Jeff Rathwell with two, Regan Neilands with two and one each by Jeff Campbell and Graham Keys. Hensall Tykes hosted Blyth on Sunday and won the game by a score of 5-1 with Mark Bell getting three goals and Brock Weiss scoring two. Queensway news On November 24 Queensway Nursing Horne in Hensall had the last bingo game for 1986. The Bethal Reformed Church came in once again to' present a very enjoyable afternoon; bingo and hymn singing. Thank you ladies for all your help in the month of November. November 25 once again brought a Ceramic class with Lil Baker and Judy Parker. Thanks to everyones' participation, it was a very enjoyable morning. Reverend Clayton Keupfer came and presented residents with a very enjoyable church ser- vice on November 25. Wednesday was a busy day at Queensway. In the morning the nursing aides from Con- estoga College planned and presented their last activity which was a Christmas Advent service. Thank you students for all the help and participation and residents wish you all S2Wa To Say- Merry Christmas To That Lucky Someone, On Your Lit... If you seek a gift for some friend or relative who has almost everything, why not select a gift that wil throughout the year remind them of your thoughfulness. Or, if you are having trouble in making a decision, why not pick a gift that renews itself 52 times a year. It's easy, all you have to do is.... GIVE A YEAR SUBSCRIPTION to the Clinton News Record. A special gift card is sent to the recipient to announce your gift and throughout the year they will have cause to remember you for your thoughtfulness. Give a year's subscription to the Clinton News -Record. A great gift idea and it's only $21.00 Senior Citizen $18.00 the best in future endeavors. In the afternoon it was bowling time once again with Muriel Gunning and Neil Regan "racking" up the highest scores. Also, thanks goes to Dorothy Elder and Iva Reid for their help. Wednesday evening brought the Zurich Mennonite ladies to Queensway to put on an enjoyable evening of games and fun. A special evening was held to welcome "Butch" Hoffman to Queensway to present a fire-inservice for the residents. For an hour and a half residents spent listening, discussing and learning fire safety. Friday afternoon was the monthly Birth- day party. Joyce Pepper came in to enter- tain as residents increased waistlines with cake and icecream. Special November bir- thday wishes are extended to Mary Westlake, Loins Pare and. Esther Gill. To end the week residents went out in style with a super Sunday afternoon. Alfred Denomme and Frank Forest came in to entertain in a big way. Thanks fellas for a super afternoon. Sympathy is extended to the families of Ethel Robinsn and Gertie' Deeves. They will be greatly missed at Queensway. Don't forget about the Spruce Party on December 11. See you there! ! ! Santa's looking for mail Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - At htion boys and girls, the postmistress of Kippen, Merle McLellan, has asked me to remind you to get your let- ters in to "Santa Claus" North Pole - Postal Code HOH 0110. If you send them in good time you will get a reply by Christmas. Ki S d S h 1 Sk t' Part will ppen un ay coo a rnar g y be held Sunday, December 7 from 3:15 - 4:15 pm in the Hensall arena and back to the church afterwards for lunch and fun. Kippen U.C.W. Christmas Dinner will be held on Tuesday, December 9 at 6:30 pm in the Sunday School room. All women are welcome White Gift Sunday will be held on United Church News December 14. Special projects - World On November 30 the first Sunday of Ad- Relief canned goods and other items for vent was celebrated at St. Andrews United local area Christmas Bureaus Kippen. The Church in Kippen. This also being St. An- trustees will meet Thursday, December 4 at drew's Day Rev. Keays' sermon was entitl- 8 pm in Brucefield Church. Kippen session ed "The Gift of Andrew", reminding of the will meet Thursday, December 11 at 8 pm. history and importance of Andrew who People Report became Patron ¶ Saint of Scotland. The Congratulations to Shelley Finlayson on choir sang "The Gift of Love" accompanied passing her exams at Marvel Beauty School by Barbara Cooper at the organ. Robert in London. Shelley, the daughter of Laird Turner assisted Rev. Keays in the candle and Ruby.Finlayson is presently working at • lighting ceremony. A white candle Was lit Ebony and Ivory Rejuvenation Centre and representing purity and perfection. Boutique in Stratford. Children lead service By Mary Chessell VARNA - The children and youth of the Varna United Church led the special White Gift worship service on Sunday on the theme "Hope Through Giving", Scott Kirton led the call to worship;' Krista McAsh and San- dra Coultis were prayer leaders. Heather Laurie lit the "candle of repentance". Scrip- ture from Luke was read by Susan Kirton and,Datryn5McAsh. xtte;janiot classshaEe' their hopes, and the senior class demonstrated how the Mission and Service funds are used for h.spital chaplains, small field hospitals in underdeveloped countries, and a Kids Warm Line in Ki �rgs on that Advertising can save shopping time. CANADIAN ADVERTISING FOUNDATION e children alone in a house can call for help or reassurance. Rev. Parker gave a short sermon on the different acceptance of Jesus as Lord and Savior has made in the lives of people he has met, bringing joy in living even to a woman confined to hospital for years. A procession of children and adults presented their gifts and offerings during the singing of "0 Come ,�rt�ll Ye '',aglifuj,.,; tgad,ance. was.good for this special service. People report There were 13 tables of euchre in play at the Orange Lodge card party . on Friday evening. High prizes were won by Eleanor McAsh and Aldie Crich; low by Rachel Johnston and Elva Peck. Draw prize win- ners were Retta Baird, Grace McClinchey, Nettie McClinchey, Bill McAsh and Bob Reid. Congratulations to Joe Laurie who won the dedication and sportsmanship award of the Exeter Centennial Senior Soccer Club. Congratulations also to Stan and Evelyn Vanderwal on the birth of a granddaughter, born to Gail and Glen Kirnbauer. 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