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Clinton News-Record, 1980-11-13, Page 56MOE 1EIVS. Cf D,' ' 'HMS A illOVEMBER ;20,1980 Clinton Mayor Harold Lobb snipped the ribbon on Tuesday the finest, jewelry stores in Southwestern Ontario. Pat to officiallyopen the new quarters for Anstett Jewellers in Higgins and founder John Anstett, left, and Pat Anstett, Clinton. The firm, which was located across the street for 25 right, watched the cutting.(James Fitzgerald photo) years. renovated the former Royal Bank building into one of About people you Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Holtby of Belmont Visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies to; help celebrate the Davies' 34th wedding anniversary. They brought the dinner with them and also present were Mrs. Davies' brothers, Ken- neth Monck and Mrs. Monck and Herbert Monck and Mrs. Monck, all of London and Mr. and Mrs. Norval Stewart of Stratford. The community is pleased to report that Mrs. Al Luna was able to come home after being a patient in Clinton Public Hospital for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Galbraith of Jackson Point spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Youngblut of Woodstock visited last Saturday with her sisters, Mrs.. Wilfred Sanderson and Miss Ella Wagner. Twelve ladies were present for the first lesson on crewel em- broidery last week with the leader, Mrs. Rick Hawley ,in charge. She Constance news By Mary Merner Court Constantine L1842 held their meeting on Thursday evening, November 13th. . Committee reports were made on ladies' night, the Hallowe'en party and the Fall dance, and the Activity com- mittee are to plan for a Forester family gathering. The December meeting will be held as a regular meeting, with the election of offers to be made along with a gift ex- change. Delegates were picked to attend the Assembly to be held in Chatham this weekend. Best wishes go out to Sister AnnaDolmage who has returned home from London Hospital following surgery. Social notes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier of Huron Ridge Kincardine called on Saturday with her mother, Mrs. George Mcllwain. and JAnd Missionary Sunday Thompson andd Jeeffrey of Oakville spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne Township were Sunday visitors at the same home. know in the village explained the project and outlined the new ap- proaches to the fine old art. She was assisted by the assistant leader Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer. The next meeting will be on November 20 at 10 a fin: and again on November -24 at 10 a.m. Bring'' your lunch and enjoy this project. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Toll of RR5 Blyth to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto over the weekend. Winners at last week's euchre party held in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall were: novelty, Albert Leitch; high lady, Mrs. Orval McPhee; low lady, Wendy Powell; high man, Tom Hallam and low man (playing as a Than) Mrs. Tom Hallam. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ling of Guelph visited last week with Mrs. Myrtle Munro. Several from here enjoyed a trip- to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto last Friday. Visitors last week with Mrs. Frances Clark were Mrs. Jenny Hiddleston and Mrs Margaret Marshall of Dum- friesshieScotland. Mrs. Harry Arthur visited last Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller at Dublin. The community welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bromley to the Mrs. J. Merner of Kitchener visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy; Julie, Michael and Shelley. Carl and Michael ac- companied Mrs. Merner when they travelled to Owen Sound to visit over Saturday night till Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Merner, Jason and Jeffrey. Jim Thompson was lucky . and shot a deer while hunting up north. Others in the hunting party were Gordon. Dale, Bill Milison and Gary McClure. kRlkfE SHBPPE- MAIN CORNER, CLINTON PHONE 482-7778 (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) DRESSES 2OOFF OPEN 1-6 OPEN 1-6 --r .�o 4tSt4 Stanley Township My sincere thanks to all who supported me on election day. I will work to serve in the best interest of our community. Howard Armstrong in Hensall United A special missionary Sunday was held at Hensall United Church; _Sunday. November - 16 with Dr. Allen Knights as the guest speaker. Rev. Stanley McDonald conducted the service. Dr. Knight spoke first to the children, telling them how to say "Hello" in African and showing them a native dog bell, a barkcloth blanket, embroidered hangings, a paddle for mixing food and a school scribbler made from labels off cans. -More facts about life in Zaire, especially among Angolan refugees, were recounted by Dr. Knight during the sermon time. He took as his text "For the Love of God Controls Constraineth Us". °He said that as an agriculturalist he had been used by God to do something for Christ. Afternoon Unit see the Arctic The members of the Ontario Street United Church Women's Afternoon Unit met in the church parlor on November 4 with .leader Ger- trude Feagan in charge. The devotional exer- cises were headed by Bernice Brown, who was assisted by Lorna Radford at the piano, Leila Webster and Grace Forbes, the theme being Life's Pattern. Mrs. Radford played piano selections. Evelyn Olde entertained all present with a travelogue on a trip to the Canadian- Western Arctic which she and her husband had been privileged to take in June 1980. Her talk Was illustrated with slide pictures which portrayed the beauty of the far North, and the scenic beauty of British Columbia as they travelled down the west coast of Canada. "See Canada First" is a good slogan. Marion Powell announced that a quilt had been presented to a family whose home had recently been destroyed by fire. Final arrangements were made for the Bazaar Festival. At the general meeting to be held November 18, an introduction to the new Mission Study book will be presented. The meeting closed with prayer offered by Gertrude Feagan, followed with a social hour headed by Lula Merrill and her group. village. They have moved into the home of Orval Free on Egmont Street. Congratulations to the Auburn village trustees, Warner Andrews, James Schneider and Gordon Powell who were elected.. last Monday and also -to Tom Cunningham who was elected reeve • of Hullett Township. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Moore of Stratford visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. J. K. Young of Mitchell and Bob Young of Stratford visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss Laura_Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McIntosh and Mr. and Mrs'. Dale Goffin, all of London spent the weekend with Mrs. Frances Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawlor and Andrea of RR2 Thamesford visited last Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor. New teacher welcomed The Clinton Public School has had a few new addition to the school. One of the additions is an enthusiastic young teacher named Miss McPherson. She lives in Hensall and drives to Clinton everyday where she is teaching a Grade 5 class fulltime. Miss McPherson has had a background in teaching before as a supply teacher in Scarborough for two THANK YOU , VOTERS OF GODERICH TOWNSHIP FOR YOUR SUPPORT At THE POLLS ON NOVEMBER 10 th. GRANT STIRLING 4 sign made on water rentals Water renters from the Huron County well at Auburn met last week in the Auburn •Cornamuri.ity Meinortal Hall todecide what they could do when the Huron County Garage is sold. William L. Craig was elected Ghairtan with Mrs. William Whetstone as secretary. A good 'attendance was present but no decision JimRoberton, Keith Arthur, The United Church Manse, Mrs. +Charles Straughan, `Nelson Moulden, Herbert M ogridge and Miss Margaret R. Jackson and Ella Erratt. The cost of installing the main line was $445.67 and it was shared with the 11 ren- ters. The rate of $1 per ime. month -was -set -and it -vas -- to be paid in advance. Alvin. Plunkett and Miss Sadie Carter were later added to the system. Nelson Moulden was named secretary - treasurer for the system. More water renters have been added and now there are 17 served from this well beside the county garage. They are Orval McPhee, Alan Caldwell, Mrs. Beth Lansing, John Blok, William Whetstone, Murray Nesbit, Knox United Church, Mrs. George Millian, George Mason, Ted Clark, Al. Luna, Mrs. Kathleen Seers, William L. Craig, Gordon Beadle and Nelson Moulden, United Church manse and Robert Slater. The rate now is $25 per year. The first meeting was held at the home of Mrs. John Moulden on December 28, 1951. Miss Margaret R. Jackson was elected secretary. There were 11 shareholders, Mrs. Lansing, Sr., Jim Raithby (two shares), WMS gather The Auburn Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society met last Thu sday evening at the ho a of Mrs. Roy Daer. he president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson was in charge and opened the meeting with a poem, Ransom. The hymn, My Faith Looks Up To Thee, was read and Mrs. Sanderson Welcomed` 11. The devotional period was taken by Mrs. Daer and the scripture lesson taken from Romans, was read alternately. • The meditation , on this scripture was based on the theme, Reformation at the Beginning, followed by prayer! The roll call was an- swered by a Bible verse containing , the word Comforter The minutes of the-- October he--October meeting were accepted as read by the secretary, Mrs. Lill'an\ Letherland: Correspondence was re d and the Christm s meeting was dis9ussed. A reading on ,Remembrance Day was given by Mrs. Sanderson. The study book, The Psalms Hymnbook of Humanity, prepared by Mrs. Frances Clark, was read by Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. The offering was received by Jennifer Stadelmann and dedicated with prayer by Mrs. Sanderson. After the closing hymn and .the benediction, lunch was served by Mrs. Roy Daer. Couples club A trip across Canada, from sunrise to sunset,' was enjoyed last Saturday evening, November 15 in Knox United Church sponsored by the Couples Club. The evening began with a welcome by Rick Hawley and and every -one joined in singing This Land is Your Land with Mrs. Gfeg Park at the piano. Harvey Wightman of Waterloo presented an arm -chair trip across Canada with slides he had taken. At intermission Mrs. Rick Hawley and Mrs. Greg Park led everyone in a sing -song of Canadian songs. - Following the pictures, Maurice Bean thanked Mr. Wightman on behalf of everyone present: Lunch was 'served by -members of the Couples Club. The committee consisted of Barry and Irene Millian and Elliott and Kay Lapp. Remembrance Day (Intended for last week) Large red poppies formed in the shape of a cross and red carnations and white mum bouquets of flowers adorned the altar of St. Mark's Anglican Church for the Remembrance Day service last Sunday. The the 'Reverend William Wingham high school for four months. She enjoys many sports when she is teaching, like alpine skiing. canoeing, tennis and sewing. '- The -The Grade 8 students would like to pay their deepest sympathies to Mr. Cam Addison in memory of his beloved fender as a result of his careless driving. Craven officiated for the service assisted by Jim Towe of Blyth and Derrick Cartwright. Angela Schneider played the first and last post on her trumpet and the .flag was carried in by Derrick Cartwright. Mrs. Murray Nesbitt was organist. Mr. Craven remem- bered all those who had 1040 w000000000000000000000000e OO ..OO.ODOn00..00.0.. 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