Clinton News-Record, 1979-12-13, Page 32At their meeting on
December 3, Hunett
Township Council agreed
to set up a meeting with
the Clinton town council
and neighboring town-
ships to discuss
recreational problems in
the area.
Council , approved a
bylaw allowing for the
reforestration of, lot 26,
concession 10 and lot 26,
concession 2, and
building permits were
approved by council for
Paul Chamney to
remodel a house and for
Joe Flynn to build an
implement shed.
Clerk Harry Lear will
be looking into the
possibilites of having an
• extension: telephone -put
in the council chambers.
Council agreed to ,
accept the survey
prepared on senior
citizens housing needs for
the municipalities of
Hullett, Clinton, and
Stanley and Goderich
Township. The report
IP
was .prepared by .the
Municipal Housing
Authority
In, supporting a
resolution from the City
of Barrie, council op-
posed the Quebec White
Paper on a, proposed
Sovereignity Association.
The resolution supports
Premier William Davis'
opposition : to this, and
states that we should
beleive in . a united.
Canada.
Reeve Joe flunking and
Clerk Harry Lear have
been instructed by
council to sign the 1980-81
agreement with the
Seaforth Fire Area.
A court of revision was
held on the Hellinga
Drain, but no ,objections
were heard.
The tile drain loan
applications from Tom
McNairn and Tom
Cunningham were ac-
cepted by council. These
are subject to township
policy and availability of
funds.
Burns STC Wgive
Ma.nsefund X200.
The Burns UCW met at
the home of Gloria
McEwing on \Thursday
afternoon with 17 present.
Hazel Reid opened the
meeting with a poem and
Christmas carols. were
sung. Beryl Reid read the
Scripture and readings
were , given by Gloria
McEwing and by Joan
Hoggarth. Prayer was
given by Hazel Reid:
Mrs. Rice was in
charge of the business.
Roll call- was answered
by a Bible verse, and
minutes . of the last
meeting were read. The
treasurer's report was
given by Jean Leiper.
Correspondence was read
by Mrs. Rice. Members
were asked to save used
postage stamps. It was
moved that we send our
allocation. Gifts will be
sent to shut-ins for
Christmas.
A donation of $200 was
made ,to the Manse fund,
and $15.00 to the Women's
Institute.
Mrs. Rice closed with
prayer and members
exchanged Christmas
gifts. On behalf of Burns,
. Hazel Reid presented a
Christmas gift to Shirley
Scott. Grace was sung,
and lunch served.
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ofyour neighbours
Congratulations to Mr.
David Kimber and
Thelma Jarvis, who were
married on December 8
at 11 *am at the Can,
terberry Inn in Sarnia.
Attending • "the wedding
and reception from this
area were Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lyon and Cheryl,
Mr. and Mrs. John
DeJong apd Jessie., Mr.
and ' Mrs. Mervyn
Datema, Mr. and . Mrs.
Ted Hunking and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wilts. Mr.
and Mrs. Kimber are -
spending some time in
Explorers
stuff toys
The Explorers held
their fifth meeting on
December 6 and Darlene
and Cheryl Hulley did the
Explorer purpose and
Angela Schneider did the
picture.
Mrs. Hoggart read a
Christmas story and led
in prayer and the, girls
stuffed Christmas toys.
Shuffleboard
Helen Lawson and Jim
McEwing held the high
scores at the shuffleboard
games held last Wed-
nesday night,.
The next evening of
shuffleboard will be
announced after
Christmas.
UCWbave Christmas meal
On December 3,
members of the Lon-
desboro UCW and their
guests enjoyed a pot luck
dinner in thehurch.
Fires ittVg dy the
Beacom werbomed
everyone with a ,reading
and Rev. Scott said
grace. After the meal,
Rev. Scott gave a
Christmas message and
told his only special
meaning,- of 7 Christmas.
He was thanked by Helen
Lawson.
Betty Moon reported
for the nominating
committee and noted that
some offices are not
filled. Volunteers are
being asked for to fill the
United congregation
have pot luck lunch
Greeters at the United
Church on Sunday
morning were Nelson
McClure and Bert Lyon.
The ushers were Bob
Jamieson, Bill Jewitt and
Robert and Bruce
Hunking.
Rev. Scott welcomed
everyone and the
children's story was The
Tree of the Christ Child
with Brenda Millson as
the junior teacher.
After the service,
Harry and Gail Lear led
in Christmas carol
singing, while the leaders
prepared the pot luck
dinner. Many stayed for
the dinner and af-
terwards Santa Claus
arrived and treated the
children to bags of candy.
Scripture calenders from
1980 were provided for
every family by the Back
to the Bible Broadcast.
The congregation is
open to open house at the
Manse this Sunday,
December 16 at 7:30 pm.
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president and the soci1
committee. soy
Mrs. Lawson convened
the program. She gave
several readings and
carols were sung with
Barbara. Bosman and
Ruth Vincent who also
sang solos numbers.
Genieve Allen and
Marjorie Duizer gave a
duet.
Mrs. Lawson closed the
meeting with a prayer
and Mrs. Beacom
thanked everyone who
helped in any way. A
white elephant sale was
then held.
California.
Norman Alexander•
returned home on Friday
after having surgery in
University Hospital,
London. Mrs. Alexander
spent the time with
Norman's sister Mr. and
Mrs. Ceci$• Dilling, while
visiting Norman.
Mrs. Elaine (Don)
Causineau of Sault Ste,
Marie visited last
Tuesday and Wednesday
with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Norman Alexander
in London.
Mrs. John Dixon and
boys Christopher,•
Michael and Bobby of
Clinton, spent the
weekend with her
grandmother, Mrs, Jean
Scott.
4-H groups finished their fall clubsjust in time for Christmas and many of the
girls completed needlepoint projects for presents. Receiving county honours
are Meribeth Scott, Nancy McInnes, Nancy Wallace, and Patti McDowell. The
girls are from the Blyth, Auburn and Londesboro groups. County honor awards
are presented when a girl successfully finishes six clubs. (Blyth Standard
photo) \
Blyth area 4-H night
Nine 4-H Homemaking
clubs, their leaders,
friends and mothers
gathered at Hullett
Central School last
Thursday for
Achievement Night from
the course in
needlepointing.
Home economist
welcomed everyone,
including 24 new mem-
bers .this year. Special
awards were given to five
girls who have completed -
six projects. For this,
McDowell : of
'Auburn I, Andrea Coultes
of Belgrave I, Meribeth
Scott of Belgrave I,
Nancy McInnes of Blyth
II and Nancy Wallace of
Londesboro •II received
the County Honors.
Provincial Honors, for
completing 12 projects
were presented tb Linda
Cunningham of Auburn
II, Muriel Taylor of
Belgrave I, Shelley
Patterson of Blyth II and
Kim` Van Vliet of Blyth II.
Leaders badges for five
years of work in 4-H clubs
were given to Dorothy
Coultes of Belgrave and
Mrs. Mary Hunter of
Belgrave I.
Along with skits and
demonstrations shown by
each club, Debbie Cun=
ningham gave an account
of her exchange ex-
perience at the Western
Fair. Kim McDowell
. spoke of her trip to
Illinois and Anita Hamm
talked of her experience
as an exchange student to
Indiana.
During an in-
termission, those at-
tending had a change to
view the work done by the
girls during the project.
Former Hullett man,
Marshall Young dies
Marshall Young
Marshall Young, a
well-known character in
the Clinton area, died at
the Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home on
December 11. He was in
his 91st year:
Mr. Young was the last
member of a family of 11
children. He was born in
Colborne Township to the
late Henry Young and the
former Mary Jane Treble
of Colborne Township.
Following his marriage
to the former Jenny
Brown,the couple far-
med on the second con-
cession of Hullett
Township.
Mrs. Young died
several years ago and
Mr. Young is survived by
several nieces ' and
nephews.
Funeral services were
held at the Stiles Funeral
Home in Goderich on
December 12. Interment
followed in the Colborne
Cemetery.
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14ntrition and
Rate Sale
The.. Students' Council.
held a, Nutrition ,and Bake
Sale on. Dec. 5th and 6th.
Tables were set up in the.
auditor,.iu. M. A few Grade
7 an,d 13 pup, helped in setting and.\selling ilsof th
¶baked goods.
At ' 11:15 each grade
starting with the kin-
dergarten 1 class and up
to the Grade 8's went into
the gym to buy, what they
wanted. On December 6
the kindergarten 2 class
\came and bought the
baked goods that were
left.
The Students' Council
raised $94.15 from the
bake sale. We wish to
thank everyone who
helped to make this sale
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such a success.:
Ch 1stmas eoncert
Hullett Central School
is having their ,annlaI.
Christmas concert. rt will
he held in the Hullett
Auditorium . on. Dec, 113th
at 8:15. About one half .of
the grades will be par-
ticipating in the concert.
The Hullett School .will
be playing three or four
numbers directed by
Mrs. Johnstone.
Everyone will be
welcome.
Retakes
On Monday, Dec. 3 the
photographer returned to
our school to retake some
individual pictures.
These pictures will
rePlac.e those taken
earlier that t did not turn
out.
WI card party winners
There were 10 tables in
play on Friday night for
the Women's Institute
(WI) card party. Marg
Anderson and Trudy
Pollard were in charge of
the evening.
The winners included:
ladies' high, Audrey
Thomspon; lone hands,
Pearl Cummings; ladies'
low, Laura Murray;
men's high, Jack Riley;
lone hands, Edna Hack -
well; men's low, Lorne
Hunking; lucky cards,
Elsie Shaddick and Ted
Hunking,.
Man dies helping another
ST. MARYS - A Blan-
shard man's heroic ef-
forts in saving a neighbor
led to his death.
Doug Evans died
suddenly after fighting a
fire on his neighbor's
property. Police . Chief
Bruce Cowan said that
Mr. Evans helped to put
out the fire. When ,he
stood back to let St.
Marys firefighters ex-
tinguish it, he died.
Chief Cowan, said Mr.
Evans' death is an un-
fortunate example of a
citizen dying in an effort
to help another.
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BY Rena Caldwell
Kippen East Women's
Institute • will hold its
Christmas meeting at the
home of the President,
Mrs. Dave` Trriebner 'on
Wed. Dec. 19 at 8:30 p.m.
Rev, Robert McMullen
will speak, Members are
reminded of the gift
exchange and to bring, a
piece of Christmas cake,
The Cooper Family
held their Christmas
Party at Huron Cen-
tennial School Dec. 8.
Kippen U.C.W. catered to
the event.
Mr. and -.Mrs. Harold
Jones visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Art Ashworth,
Ilderton, recently:
Mrs. Nelson Hood has
been -a patient in
,University - Hospital,
London.
Sympathy is expressed
to Howard Dayman, his
wife and family in the
death of his mother Mae,
Mrs. Joseph Dayman.
Mr. and .. Mrs. Grant
Love, Caro, Mich., at-
tended the Cooper
Family get-together in
Huron Centennial School
Dec. 8. Mrs. Steve Pine
and Sheri Lynn, Bram-
pton, also attended the
Cooper Family party.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Yamamoto and g.irls,
Strathroy, visited
Karen's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Littleton over
the weekend.
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