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Although the evening of Nov. 16 was windy and cold, a large crowd gathered to watch the
lighting of the Christmas tree in the municipal square. The Clinton BIA supplied free hot
chocolate to dozens of people following the event. (James Friel photo)
District and zone leaders
meet at Clinton Legion
By Al Welch
CLINTON - District and zone leadership
chairmen wilt be at the Branch Leadership
Seminar to be held at Legion Branch 140,
Clinton, on November 22. All interested '
Legion members, auxiliary members and
associate members are welcome to attend.
The seminar begins at 8:30 p.m.
Veterans Affairs Canada area counsellor,
Comrade Bruce Gibbs, DVA . Box 5337,
London, will be present at the Clinton Legion
on November 22 from 10 a.m. tot p.m.
The next general meeting will be held on
November 26 at 8:30 a.m.,
Sports Results
Twelve tables were played at men's
euchre on November 13. The winners were:
high score, F. Jackson, 85; lone hands,
Markham and Murray with five each; low
score, Van Egmond with 54.
Mixed darts were played on November 15
with Doris Chambers and John Greidanus
winning high couple. High score for the men
went to .Brian Atkinson with 120 and Shirley
Wood took .the high ladies' score with 140.
Low couple were Brenda MacDonald and
Don Hanley.
Ladies' district cribbage was held on
November 17 at Preston Branch. The
Clinton ladies came in fourth and advanced
to the provincal finals to be played in Aurora
in June of next year.
Team members are Blanche Deeves,
Francyna Cormier, Hilda Semple and Betty
MacDonald. Congratulations ladies for a job
well done.
The Branch 140 bowling tournament was
held on November 18 at the Clinton Bowlirtg
Lanes. Competitors bowled for the. Jim
Armstrong Trophy and picked teams for the
zone competition starting in Goderich on
January 19.
Winner of the Jim Armstrong Trophy was
Don McWhinney with 1,466. Other winners
were: first high single, Bill Van Damme,
278; second high single, Paul Cormier, 276;
first regular, Bill Strong, 1,065; first
associate, Bob Atkinson, 1,258; first lady,
Rosemary Armstrong, 877.
From five game totals, members of "A"
team were picked. They are Howie Grealis,
1,111; Gary Black, 1,125; Robbie Fox, 1,148;
Bob Atkinson, 1,258; Brian•Reeve,1,114; and
Art Burt, 1,194.
Members of "B" team include Ron
Armstrong, 955; Bill Van Demme, '1,052;
Harold Black, 969, Paul Cormier, 1,015; Bill
Harris, 940, and Al Welch, 988.
Members of "C" team are Stan Smith,
867; Fred Jackson, 879; Harold McPherson,
869; Pat McMahon, 787; Steve Maguire, 831;
Brian Atkinson, 819; and Don Armstrong,
892.
' These teams will advance to the Goderich
zone competition in January.
HENDRICK-LEVY
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kendrick of RR 3 Kippen
are pleased to announce the marriage of
their daughter Karen to Dr. Paul Levy, son
of Dr. Francis and the later Dr. Dan Levy of
Hamilton. The wedding took place at the
Four Seasons Hotel, Toronto on Oct. 14. The
newylweds are now residing in Toronto.
HENDRICK-KEEN
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hendrick of RR 3 Kippen
are pleased to announce the marriage of
their' "'daughter Kathryn to Andrewanvidid
Keen, The wedgy took place at the
Benmiller Inn on Sept. 15. The bride and
groom are graduates of the University of
Toronto and now reside in Toronto.
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By Milena Lobb
MAITLAND AND THE 16TH - Twelve
members of the S.S. 4 Community Club met
at the home of Harriett Tyndall on Nov. 14
and spent the afternoon quilting.
President Alison Lobb opened the
meeting. Faye Oakes, secretary, read the
minutes of the October meeting which was
held at the home of Norene Tebbutt.'
Treasurer Marlene Forbes gave her report.
Roll call was answered with "A product
which you have in your home from another
country".
The members voted to give $25 to the
Family and Children's Services to help
make Christmas happier for those who need
assistance.
The December meeting will be held on
December 12 at the home of Grace Forbes.
There will be a gift exchange which should
be a $3.00 value. Bring a gift for your own
child.
A pot luck dinner will be held on
December 9 at the Goderich•Township Com-
munity Centre at 1 p.in. Bring food, dishes
and cutlery. A presentationfor two newlyw-
ed couples will follow dinner.
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By Bertha MacGregor
HENBALL - Hensall United Church was
filed on Sunday morning for the annual
anniyer'$.ary service, Leslie Bailey greeted
the congregation and Donald Wareing, Jeff
Corbett, Steven Corbett and Cepa Pepper
were.the fishers.
The guest minister for the day was George
Cowan of Chatham, a former principal of
the Hensall School, as well as teacher of the
Continuation School. Mr. Cowan was also a
former member of the choir, on the
committee of Stewards of the Church.
Following his retirement as School
Superintendent in the Chatham area he gave
himself to full time service in the church.
An outstanding speaker he brought a
moving message to the congregation
entitled "The Choice Is Up To You". Mr.
Cowan also took the children's' time and told
a story using potatoes, of how people need to
grow in love and how love, to be a healthy
love, has to be given as well as received.
Rev. Stan McDonald conducted the
service with el a Fuss as organist. Music
was led'' by he eaforth Harmony Kings.
The congrega ' as inspired and thrilled
with the message thro gh-song.
Flowers on the memorial stand were
placed in memory of Mrs. Fanged by their
children John and Grace Gilbert and David
and Ellen Fangrad. Following the service a
time of fellowship was held in the fellowship
hall with the UCW as hostess.
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Rev. McDonald attended the Western
Ontario Provincial Assembly meeting of the
Canadian Foresters held in the Explorer Inn
at Jarvis on , Friday and Saturday of this
past week.
Seniors meet
The November meeting of the Three Links
Seniors was held Nov. 13 with President
Hilda Payne presiding and Myrtle Sherrit at
the piano.
An invitation was received from the
Queensway Nursing Home to join them for
an afternoon of games and music on Nov. 22
at 2 p.m. A donation was made to the Town
and Country Homemakers towards helping
with their work.
Thank you cards were received from
Bertha MacGregor and With Bell. Eileen
Ronnie ennouneed there would • be
shuffleboard at the aienafInr seniors.
Following the meeting Hilda and Carl
Paype showed pictures of her trip. to
l ngiaind and Scotland this past summer.
Afterwards euchre was played. Winners
were: ladies' high, Evelyn McBeath; ladies'
low, Helen Anderson; men's high, Eileen
Rennie; men's low, Evelyn Flynn; lone
hands, Irene Blackwell and Myrtle Sherritt.
News and notes
Hensall and Community Horticultural
Society will meet Monday, November 26 at 8
p.m. at Bensall Public School- Guest
speaker will be Thea Wisch and she will
have a Christmas d monstration. The 1985
membership fees are due at this meeting
($2.00). Everyone who attends received, a
fall bulb, admission is 50 cents. Everyone is
welcome.
Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship
in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday
speaking on "Thanks -Giving". Dorothy
Taylor was assisted at the organ by Carolyn
Love and the 'choir.
Christmas Open House
Christmas Open House was held in
Hensall at The Spinning Wheel, The Birch
Tree and The Flower Basket on S nday
afternoon. Tove Bell operates The Spinning
Wheel which recently opened and was
assisted by Eudora Caldwell.
The Birch Tree, owned by Sheila Raeburn,
has Christmas gifts for the whole family
with a wide variety of choice. Sheila wa:
assisted by her husband Robert on Sunday
.Pauline Miller, Zurich was the winner of the
lucky draw at Sheila's.
The Flower Basket, celebrating its second
anniversary in Hensall is operated by
Dianne Gerstenkorn and assisted by Mrs.
Grant Love. Marylin Pym demonstrated
making corn husk dolls. The draw winner
was Leslie Jeffrey of Zurich.
These attractive stores are an addition to
the business of Hensall and present an
attractive appearance.
Queensway News
On Nov. 12 ladies' from the Bethel
Reformed Church joined for an,ftet`ft
bingo and a sing-song-
OnI Nov. 13 Randy Cox from ; ar
Pentecostal Church led the service , ** wife
Deborah played her guitar.
Nov. 15 was Movie Day. The movie took
the audience on a canoe trip down a river.
The scenery was exquisite.
Friday afternoon the activity room was
converted to a fashion centre, as Gen
Fashions, London, displayed their
merchandise.
Residents had a delightful afternoon
Sunday with Coby and Irvirre Amor* and
Mrs. Arming. They played the piano and
guitar and sang songs.
The Hensall Three Links Seniors are
invited to share games and music at the
Horne on Thursday, November 22 at 2 p.m.
While their mothers sold items at the Vanastra Bazaar on Nov. 17, Leanne Storey and
Lindsay McEwen were watched by Heidi Elliott. Many area people purchased the han-
diwork displayed by local craftspeople. (James Friel photo)
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