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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-12-02, Page 7CHOOSE FROM 1 OR 2 BEDROOM SUITES TEN TV Channels included FREE Call 262-2401 or 262-3529 FINE COUNTRY LIVING where nature surrounds you, YET CLOSE TO EVERYTHING! First floor is walk in, no stairs with ramps for the disdbI: dm Loc ted in Down Town Hensall 1 Handicapped 2 bedro r Apartment to Rent NOW RENTING 1 ONE OF SEVERAL LAYOUTS we have to offer choose from 1 or 2 bedroom suites Queen w 12 - 2 BEDROOM APTS 2 - 1 BEDROOM APTS 2 - BACHELOR APTS. 2 - COMMERCIAL UNITS RENTAL INFORMATION 262 240 Students from East Wawanosh Public School had the opportunity Moran, Tim Coultes, Tara Newell and Grade 8 student Laura on November 26 to buy books from the Great Owl Book Fair held in Monroe. (Paul Rudan photo) the school library. From left to right are: Grade 7 students Kyle UCW elects new slate of officers By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BELGRAVE - The general meeting of the Belgrave UCW was held on November 26 in the Sunday School room. President, Mrs. Harold Vincent, conducted the business. Donations of $25 each were made to Fami- ly and Children Services, Survival Through Friendship House, the United Church Resource Centre, Alma College, Seeds for Zaire and Medical Electives, the latter two both projects of the UCW. The sum of $100 was to be sent to the World Development and Relief Fund of the United Church. Year end reports were given and the nominating committee presented the follow- ing slate of officers for 19$8: past president - Mrs. Harold Vincent; president - Mrs. Ross Higgins; first vice-president - position not filled; second vice-president - Mrs. James Hunter; treasurer - Mrs. Leslie Shaw; stewardship and finance - Florence McArter; secretary and communications - Mrs. James Hunter; assistant secretary - Mrs. Ross Anderson; church in society - Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs. Mel Mathers; world outreach - Mrs. William Coultes; christian development - Mrs. John McIn- tosh, Mrs. George Michie and Mrs. Gordon Bosman; in church services - Laura Johnston, Mrs. Jim Lamont, Mrs. Mike Cot- trill; social committee - Mrs. Leslie Vin- cent, Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs. Lorne Campbell; leadership development - Dorothy Logan; auditors - Mrs. Lloyd Michie, Mrs. Ron Cook; pianist - Mrs. George Johnston; archives - Olive Bolt; nominating committee - Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs. Bert Johnston, Mrs. Norman Cook, Dorothy Logan. The worship service with Advent as the theme was conducted by Olive Bolt and Mabel Wheeler. A presentation of the 14 symbols of Advent was given. Pamela Shaw sang two Christmas solos. A stewardship program consisted of a filmstrip followed by discussion and the reading of an article by Mrs. Harold Vincent. Personals Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and Erin of Ilderton spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and Laura Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse visited on Thursday with Agnes Walker of Goderich. Bert Johnston is a patient in University Hospital, London. Michael Mali of Holyrood returned to his home this past week after being a patient in Westminster Children's Hospital, London, for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor of Belgrave are his grandparents. Following the baptism of Amy Alisha Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook, at Knox United Church, Belgrave, on November 15, a dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook. Special guests were Mrs. Joe Dunbar, great grandmother and Kenneth Davis, great grandfather; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook and Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes. Other family members visited in the afternoon. Euchre Results Eight tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the WI Hall on November 25. Winners were: high lady - Mrs. George Drehmann; novelty lady - Mrs. Stanley Black; low lady - Iona McLean; high man - Albert Cook; novelty man - Edgar Wightman and low man - George Drehmann. There will be euchre again December 2 starting at 8 p.m. Auburn residents in the news ... • from page 6 Benediction and response. Next Sunday's service will be early Hymn Sing and people are asked to bring their Christmas orna- ment for your family to be placed on the tree during the service. Auburn UCW The general meeting of the Auburn UCW was held at the church on November 25 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Jack Middelkamp opened the meeting. Mrs. Barry Millian gave the meditation on "Trees" and how they remind us of God. She spoke on various trees which grow and produce fruit according to God's plan. A Christian also by word and work and bear fruit in their daily use. Scripture from Galations 5 was read by Mrs. Middelkamp and an appropriate reading given. Various tropical fruits, mangoes and papayas and Sharon fruit were shown and a poster of an evergreen tree was displayed and decorated woth peace, joy, faith, etc. The story of the origin of Christmas tree in 1000 AD was given and the lovely hymn "0 Christmas Tree" was sung. Mrs. Middelkamp closed the worship with prayer. Mrs. Dana Bean conducted the business opening with a reading. The secretary and treasurer's reports were given. Mrs. Bean gave the report on the previous votes - there will be only one unit in 1988. Until the end of the year, Church cleaning remains the same. Four Poinsettias are to be purchased for the church. The executive will be in charge of the Christmas dinner on Dec. 16 at 12 noon. Bring your husband or guest. Meat will be purchased and potatoes supplied with the remaining foods to be potlock. The collection will be a gift to the Canadian Blind Missions. The conveners of the various groups gave their yearly reports. Mrs. Bean gavee' list of officers nominated for the election and Mrs. Jack Armstrong declared the first officers elected. Mrs. Dana Bean gace the Benedic- tion and lunch was served by Unit I and a social time enjoyed. Silver Tops The Auburn Silver Tops met on Wednes- day November 18 beginning with a potluck lunch at 12 noon. Following the delicious meal, president Kay Lapp conducted a short business meeting. Elliott Lapp then showed a film entitled "Christmas in Germany." Aubrey Toll of RR 3 Blyth entertained with several solos accompanied by his siters Marjorie McDougall. The afternon ended with a few tables of cards and the next meeting will be in January. 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