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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-10-28, Page 5t'dt#f>'flit it itit is knttalli9f u, Igif-t' Mtlt VO 4I 100+4 7t€ik4t$04 24$'14'4i'd ttt&sf /4 • 011401'44V6'4'0 k • la"4144M toy 44; i4 Wi4e$r40,,4k4,4 s,e, 1ikM140 1t4r4 A new addition to the annual bazaar and tea at St. Andrew's right) Jared Petteplace, Jeremy Scherle and Danny Morgan. The Presbyterian Church in Clinton was a children's section. Taking bazaar, which was held on October 24, attracted a large crowd. care of the flea market portion of the children's section were (left to ( David Emslie photo) Sorority meets at School -On -Wheels CLINTON - The fourth meeting of Delta Alpha came to order on October 19 at Clin- ton's C.N. School -on -Wheels at Sloman Park. Six members and two guests (one from Philadelphia) heard from Margaret Sloman about her family life aboard the school car and viewed slides covering highlights of her father's teaching career in Northern Ontario. Mr. Sloman taught from this school car from 1926 to 1965 taking education to isolated students from Capreole to five points farther north. . After this presentation, the group was in- vited to the Sloman home to meet and visit with Cela Sloman, who travelled with her husband and family aboard the car. She is a recipient for the Order of Canada and was Clinton's First Lady of the Year last year. Everyone enjoyed tea and tarts with the Slomans before moving on to Lois Fit- zgerald's home. President Linda Meade read a letter from Xi Epsilon Beta including a most generous cheque to help Delta Alpha establish itself. Vice -President Marj Dobson reported that Founder's Day will be held in Exeter on April 26. Plans were discussed for going to the Christmas musical presentation and dance of the Harmony Kings in December. Further discussion followed regarding the Halloween social. Ways and Means Chairperson, Audrey Kemp, reported a profit on the chapter's Regal order. Zehrs' and Knechtel's tapes were also collected. Audrey reported that the travelling basket had moved to Ann's house and Audrey received the sorority friendship cup from our sisters in Xi Epsilon Beta. Marj thanked her sisters for the yellow roses received when she became a second - time grandmother last month. Service Chairperson Lois Fitzgerald asked for volunteers to help serve lunch at the Cana- dian Council for the Blind meeting on November 3. Marj Marsh will represent the Preceptor Chapter at the cenotaph on Remembrance Day to assist the other two chapters in lay- ing the wreath from the sorority. The next meeting will be held at the home of Audrey Kemp on November 9. The evening closed with a lunch and social time. Sorority tours Bluewater Centre CLINTON - The Xi Epsilon Beta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Gail Sinclair in Clinton on September 29 and then set out in cars for a tour of the Blue Water Centre in Goderich Township. The group was greeted by volunteer 'co- ordinator and past sorority member Marilyn McMahon. Four residents concented to show small groups of members throughout the facility. A discussion with the young men and a pic- ture presentation with coffee gave the members a better insight into institutional life. A very educational experience. The October 13 business meeting was held at the home of Rita VanDyke. Members took a walk down to the school car where Margaret Sloman gave them a tour and a slide presentation on the school car and a question and answer period followed. They then walked back to Rita's house where president Dianne Stevenson brought the meeting to order. The attendance question was one thing you remembered about early .school days which brought back some forgotten memories. The meeting was followed by refreshments. The next meeting is October 27, which will be a workshop at Barb's Country Crafts in Exeter. 4 -Hers plan party By Christine Kemp CLINTON - On October 26 in the Walker's home, the Garden Girls had a completion meeting to go through the book and fill in any missed answers. Also. the responsibilities for the party next Monday were decided. The party will be on November 2 at 6 p.m. in the Wesley - Willis United Church with the Clinton 2 4-H Club. The meeting closed with the 4-H pledge. Rade $haek - CLINTON - THIS7AM9AM Saturday October 31st COUPON... VALUABLE COUPONI S COUPONS WORTH () Oft apre recorded CassetU ANY RECORD OR 'TAPE AT ViEYWOO up ^SP Expires - Saturday, October 39187 - 9 a.rn. Co University rf Clinton SWEAT SHIRTS ©,Q off LEISURE WEAR by Adidas, Puma, Osaga Saturday, Oct. 31 7 - 9 AM ony .AUirlibilIZ'I CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1987—Page 5 One Day Session at Vanustro Rec. Centre! MIXED WEIGHT -TRAINING CL.INLC TOPICS: 1. ANATOMY — know your muscles 2. WEIGHT -TRAINING — Introduction; training routines 8. tips —personal programs —weight -training for sports, fitness 3. NUTRITION, DIET — eating right SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7: 9:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. COURSE COST: 530.00 per person (Includes FREE lunch, morning and afternoon snack). ONE FREE MONTH FITNESS ROOM MEMBERSHIP (is included) for MEN and WOMEN (ages 16 and over) Maximum 13 participants. Must pre -register before October 30/87 * After 40 yrs. of age a medical examination suggested unless currently a member. * VANASTRA -RECREATION CENTRE' (2 miles South of Clinton) 482-3544 THIS SUNDAY, NOV. 1, 1987 DISCOVER YOUR CAREER OPTIONS 1 -4p.m. Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton The Huron County Career Fair will provide an exciting opportunity for you to gain first-hand Information on potential careers from experienced personnel. Inquire About: •Working Conditions •Earnings •Potential for Advancement • Future Demands •Preparation and Training •Personal Qualities Required Excellent career opportunities await those with up-to-date skills training Huron Public Education Opening Up the World GOOD NEWS: The Early Bird gets the Savings At downtown Clinton's Haunting Sale!! THIS HALLOWE'EN MORNING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31: 7 AM • 9 AM Get up Early and Save like never before DOWNTOWN CLINTON ® 2 HOURS ONLY 7AMTO9AM C 0 ED ARD FUELS AUTO SERVICE CENTRE SPECAt 011 Chan:;.J PE SIAL INCLUDES: • New Oil & Filter .10 Point inspection *Rote tires at No Chargee Offer Expires Octor 31 , $ 23,1,9 5 Div. of Scruton - Edward Corp. 228 ALBERT ST. (HWY. 4 NORTH) CLINTON 482-7381 THIS SUNDAY, NOV. 1, 1987 DISCOVER YOUR CAREER OPTIONS 1 -4p.m. Central Huron Secondary School, Clinton The Huron County Career Fair will provide an exciting opportunity for you to gain first-hand Information on potential careers from experienced personnel. Inquire About: •Working Conditions •Earnings •Potential for Advancement • Future Demands •Preparation and Training •Personal Qualities Required Excellent career opportunities await those with up-to-date skills training Huron Public Education Opening Up the World GOOD NEWS: The Early Bird gets the Savings At downtown Clinton's Haunting Sale!! THIS HALLOWE'EN MORNING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31: 7 AM • 9 AM Get up Early and Save like never before DOWNTOWN CLINTON ® 2 HOURS ONLY 7AMTO9AM C