Clinton News-Record, 1974-12-12, Page 510%
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CL 1NT.OI~ NBWS RBCORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER
have no reports of vehicle aC-
cidents due to the early Sunday
morning fog or the heavy
snowfall since.
It is presumed that with the
Christmas rush there is lots of
activities in the township and
people haven't time to report.
Don't put your toes into thel
hinged area of the car door and
then pull the door shut! Yours
truly broke her toe that way
last Saturday..
Art. and Helen Hoggart at-
tended a Bestline Christmas
Party in Scarboro last Satur-
day.
Goderich Township seems to
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RECREATION
On December 7 in the mor-
ing at Holmesville School,
acre was great interest shown
junior volleyball. The girls
nd boys played rotating
olleyball with Steve Davey's
earn winning 15-7. Game two
vent to John Hoggart's team
5-4. In 3, the girls and boys
leparated, Pat Harris's team
ost to Steve's at 15-0, and
game 4 went to John Hoggart
aver the girls (15-7). In game 5,
the boys and girls mixed again
and Steve won (15-8) In Game
6, everyone was disqualified
and sent home due to a dispute.
Thanks to Larry Westbrook
for keeping score. New
registrations included Debbie
Wise and Debbie. Alexander.
Thanks to Kay Harris, Hugh
Lobb and Art Hoggart for
keeping control. This Saturday
Goderich Twp. news
By HELEN HOGGART
will be the last until the new
year and then volleyball will
switch to floor hockey or
basketball with Hugh Lobb in
charge,
Wednesday night Adult
Volleyball needs more women
to participate, otherwise the
evening is well enjoyed by those
who have registered.
Arts and crafts had 11 in at-
tendance for knitting and porn
porn making at Marion
Powell's last Wednesday mor-
, ning. Joyce Feltz and Mrs. Bud
Yeo, hi-lighted the morning
with ways of making porn
poms.
Due to Christmas activities, •
arts and crafts had a low atten-
dance of 15 on Monday night,
June Tompkins taught
Japanese Embroidery to many
but crocheting was still instruc-
ted by Marion Powell. This
Thursday morning will be the well done. Millie Dempsey and participant. These were eaten
last until January 6, 1975. Jean Wyatt acted out skit while the draw was made for a
'Frenchman. are taking . over L lovely Teddy Bear donated .and
and going to sell to France," made by Corrie Brand. The
The girls again sang "Rise and winner was Freda Yule,
Shine" and "Give God, the The .meeting was closed with
Glory, Glory", and "Jingle 0 Canada and a lovely Christ-
,Bells", Mrs, Arnold Bell gave a mas lunch was served,
Christmas reading "Who Needs
Santa", Personals
Another skit was then
present by institute members, One Sunday last month, Ray
Hazel McCreath, Helen Fuller, Foster had his arm broken
Barb Betties, Dora Heard, Ber- when kicked by a stallion near
nice IcIlwain, Irene Cudmore, Holmesville, It is reported that
Mollie Cox and Carol P.enhale, Ray had to have it re-set a
The skit called "Goderich Twsp week ago-and a larger cast put
Women's Institut, Anti-Gossip on, •
Club" brought out several Garth and Pat Postill atten-
ded a Company Christmas
'Party last Saturday at the
Country Club in Shedden.
Helen Hoggart attended a
Bestline Rally in Downsview
last Friday and gave a short
talk on how to retail the
product.
Women's institute
Goderich Township Women's
Institute always meet the
second Monday of the month at
the Holmesville School. Last
Monday yours truly was among
the many invited guests at the
special Christmas party, Mem-
bers and guests totalled about
45 .with president Carol
Penhale in charge and
secretary-treasurer. Alice Porter
assisting.
Roll call was for each mem-
ber to introduce their guests
and all picked up a gift from
the table brought by the mem-
bers. All gifts were well chosen.
Carols were sung for guests
with Molly Cox at the piano.
Martie Lobb requested Silent
Night and Helen, Hoggart, - I'm
Dreaming of a White Christ-
mas.
Arlene Vanderwaal played
guitar and sang with Freda
Yule and Alice and Helen Boss
- "Silent Night." and "What a
Wonderful Day" which were
points, one being "Women
gossip bu---t men sure give
women a good run for their
money."
More Carols were sung and
several relay games were
played with Alice Porter and
Bernice McIlwain doing a good
job on organizing them. Prizes
were awarded to winners of
each game but in one game,
everyone was a winner and the
prizes were a sucker to each
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Voters of Goderich
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Dec. 2.
Wishing you a Merry Xmas
and a Happy New Year.
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