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Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-19, Page 26PAGE 6A—CLINTON14EWS-RECORD. THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977 4-H clubs The, sixth meeting of the Sew -and -Sews was held at the home of Diane Gerstenkorns on May 3. The meeting opened with the roll call "Name and show your trim on your garments". The leaders demonstrated how to stip stitch different hems on knit and wowen fabrics, and they also demonstrated how to put in a sleeve. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, May 18. The sixth meeting of the Bedtime Beauties was held at Mrs. Fuss' home on May 3. Roll call was to show the..type of trim or finish to be used on your garment and the method of using it. Business covered included no meeting next week and the minutes. Discussion on sewing in sleeves and the Bristol board for the exhibit and hems and sewing on buttons. Home assignment is to finish garment and book. The next meeting will be on Tuesday, May.17,1977. Church news On Mother's Day, Christian Family Sunday was observed at Hensall United Church Services. The morning ser- vice was conducted by Rev. Don Beck who took as his text,. "As for Me and My Houie---" when he pointed out that family life should have a firm Christian Foundation, Features and Functions. Mrs. John Turkheim assisted at the organ and the Junior Choir sang three pieces, "It is no secret", "Happiness is the Lord" and "He's got the Whole World in His Hands" with Mrs. Bob Pride at the piano. During the service Mi. and Mrs. Bob Heil presented their son Benjamin, . Robert Alexander for Baptism and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pepper presented *i their daughter Tara Ann for baptism. In the evening, the Huronia Choir, directed by Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey, presented a contemporary English Folk Mass, with Mr. Doug Mock, Rev. G.C. Johnson of Ilderdon, Mrs. McCaffrey and Mrs. Maxine Seveda as soloists and Dr. Ralph C. Topp as ac- companist. This was a very enjoyable Christian ex- perience. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heil, Mrs. La Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heil all of Lowbanks and Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Heil of Essex spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Heil and were present at the baby's baptism. Mrs. Audrey Oesch and Tracy of London visited with the former's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch on Sunday. Also visiting were their grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bell and son Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oesch and family. Dr. and. Mrs; Harold Dilling and Mrs. Ron Wideman from Scarborough visited over the weekend with Mr. Wilber Dilling and with Mrs. Anna Dillfng in the Queensway. Nursing Home. UCW meets Unit 4 of Hensall UCVV, met. for their June meeting oni Thursday May 5, in the Fellowship 'Hall with Mp. James McAllister presiding. The meeting opened with a poem, "The Mountain Road" read by Mrs. Nan Britton. Mrs. James McAllister had the topic and used an article from the May Observer titled, "Three score years and ten" written by Clarence Nicholson who said, "We are thankful to God who through all the days rives us the strength to go forward every day in His love". Mrs. Nellie Riley read two poems, one "On growing old" and a humorous one, "The mule and the man". The group reported 60 visits to sick and shut-ins. Mrs. Rena Caldwll called on , donations to the beef Bar-B- Que to be held May 25. The meeting closed with the singing of, "We love the place, 0 God" followed by the Benediction. Mrs. Pearl Shaddia and her committee served lunch. SouaR Qw Goderich 0.1 Stroll the Q friendly sidewalks o of Shoppers Square T Anne Miller .1. H. Aitken is pleased to announce that Anne Miller has joined the News -Record, assisting Gary Haist in the Advertising Department. Anne will be representing the Clinton and,Bayfield area, and is a life-long resident of Goderich, married and lives at RR 5, Goderich. Presently enrolled in an Advertising Program jointly sponsored by Canada Manpower Centre and Conestoga College, Anne is looking forward to meeting and helping you with your advertising needs. Hullett Happenings Jubilee display Students from Hullett Central have created a display for Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee, in the school's foyer. The display case consists of replicas from the Queen's Coronation and history on the ' thr'cne. In honour of this occasion, each student will receive a silver medallion ast, pupils received a bronze medallion in the year of the Coronation. The, school has also decided -to plant two silver maple trees, honouring the an- niversary. This ceremony is scheduled for May 20 at 11 a.m. and the public is invited. Grade 8 cook -out On Monday, May 9 the grade 8 class went on a field trip and cookout. They ob- served many trees and also visited the Mullett Wildlife Management Area and saw some herons. Grade 2 field trip On May 9 Mrs. Jamieson and her grade 2 class went for a walk around the village of Londesboro. During their stroll, they' studied the houses and businesses of Londesboro. Accompanying the class was Mrs, Lee. The trip was in conjunction with the classes' social studies course. Student secretary From May 9 to 13, Hullett Central has been host to a student seeretarty. Donna. Reid, a grade 12 student, has been taking her secretarial professionaal course here. We hope Miss Reid's stay here has been an enjoyable and educational experience. Track and field practice Every Tuesday evening, from 3:30 to '5 p.m., Mrs. Cooke is . holding track and field practice in preparation for next month's track and field meet. The first practice was on May 10. These practices are held at the school and all participants have come voluntarily. BUCKLE -UP FOR SAFETY Mali your problems to 4m. pact" c -o this paper. Ali let- • ters will be answered provided a stamped addressed envelope is enclosed. Some of general interest will be published. Letters must be Jigned but we will NOT reveal your identity. "These Questions and An -0 swers based on Ontario Law, are published to inform and not to advise. No one should try td apply or interpret the law without the aid anfi advice Of a trained expert who knows the facts, since the facts of each 'case may 'change the application of the law." NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE FRED J. HUDIE L LIMITED LUMBER BLDG. HDW. PINT WALLPAPER CARPETS HOME & BUILDING CENTRE LIGHTING WI EWA Safe driving is a family affair. 482-3441 230 BAYFIELDRD.CLINTON While on a Christmas vacation in Britain I rented a car which was involved in an accident. I agreed to pay for the necessary repairs and was assured that 1 would be reimbursed. I'm now getting very worried about this because I've written several letters to the car rental agency and up till now haven't received a reply or even an acknowledgment of my claim. 'It seems that somebody at the English Avis Company has goofed. In a very apologetic letter to our reader they state that their records show thi claim as having been settled and paid, and they are at quite a loss to know why it wasn't! The important thing is, that our reader did have a cheqw enclosed with his letter, MI' the full amount of his claim. Clinton Conimunityi Credit Union Good Dividends Convenient office hours Over 100: Stores end Services Jack Riddell is a graduate of the University of Guelph, with a B.Sc. in Agriculture. He is a former high school teacher, having taught at Clinton and Exeter. He owns and operates a 200 acre beef farm in Stephen Twp. Married to the former Leone Bryan of Bidulph Twp. They have a family of four girls and one boy. A Liberal member of the Legislature since 1973, he was the Agriculture critic, for the Libdral Party in the last session of the Provincial Parliament. The weather's great! The selection's great at Shoppers" Square. Where else in easy driving distance can you find the selection of over 100stores and services that Shoppers Square offers you. Str011 the friendly sidewalks of Shoppers Square for service, ielection and satisfaction. Shoppers Square as great as all outdoors Let Government know: The hospitals "We" built we deserve to keep. Let Government know: That farmland "is protected" when it is owned by a farmer who is allowed to prosper, by doing his lobi Let Government know: We don't want Regional Government...Stay out of Huron-Middlesexl Let Government know: A goad, basic education is every Ontario child's right. Let Government know: It must finally stop digging deeper and deeper in- to the taxpayer's pocket. FOR EXPERIENCE-DEDICATION-SEitVICE VOTE RIDDELL This advertisement sponsored by the Huron -Middlesex Provincial Liberal Association. 346; 482- -70 Ontario • Street 1 have been a Chargex customer for sometime but decided recently to cancel my account. This I attempted to do by registered mail, that was in January and it still hasn't been cancelled. According to an employee at the Commerce Chargeu Centre, it takes "time" td close out an account because it has to stay in the computer for a "certain length of time", in case any back billings arrive. The Chargex people also claim that a person could cancel and then start reusing their account. They point out too, that a large number of merchants, are very slow in sending in their bills. These are some of ttie, reasons we received but it seems very complicated to us. Patience must indeed be a virtue! (Iv & Son T. Pnfde Ltd. District Representative I Don Denom me 75 HAMILTON MONUMENTS LETTERING 524- 2373 or 6621 appointments _anytime- GODERICH MARKERS A reader wants to know if there is any recourse against a high pressure salesperson who overexaggerates or simply does not tell the truth. According to the Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations "If the sales pitch is not true, then it's illegal,' and if you believe that a salesperson has used deception to make a sale, then the sales agreement can be cancelled, and if necessary the consumer can take the salesperson to court or apply to the Ministry to mediate the dispute, and usually when this happens a solution is quickly found. The Ministry offer these few words of advice to all con- sumers. "Use common sense when buying, don't be greedy and make sure you query big promises." Ball IL Mutch LTD. .011 HOME FURNISHINGS 11111 FLOOR COVERINGS CARPETING HOME FURNISHINGS 71 ALBERT ST. 482-9505 • • a.