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Clinton News-Record, 1985-1-30, Page 21Page 18—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30,1985 Skaters take top awards CLINTON - Tough competition and top notch skating were highlighted at the Fifth Annual Clinton Skating Competition on January 24. Skaters competed in three categories, dance, free skate and prepared solo. In the dance categories winners included: intermediate - lst, Sherri Preszcator and Lisa Beattie; 2nd, Julia Ritchie and Ruth Ann White; 3rd, Melanie McCone and Paula Glew. Novice dance - Jody Horton and Robyn Hicks; Susan Jewitt and Krista McAsh; Kyra Aylsworth and Stacey Reid. Junior dance - Stacy, Hicks and Lisa Shepherd; Sheila Cook and Debbie Draper; Julie Rutledge and Kara Hiltz. Senior dance - Kim Cook, Jacquie Draper, Shannon Preszcator. In the free skate competition, winners were, 'in first, second and third positions: novice - Stacey Fleet, Rachel Jenkins, Lee Anne Levis. Junior - Lori Powell, Sheila Cook, Stacy Hicks. Pre Novice - Amy LeBeau, Becky LeBeau, Kristy Buchanan. Senior - Jacquie Draper, Shannon Preszcator, Jody Merner. Advanced Novice - Debbie Draper, Kyra Aylsworth, Robyn Hicks. Intermediate - Paula Glew, Melanie McCone, Lisa Beattie. Winners in the prepared solo division were: Novice - Lori Powell, Paula Glew, Robyn Hicks. Senior - Jacquie Draper, Shannon Preszcator, Kim Cook. ,Junior - Lisa Beattie, Melanie McCone, Shelley Hayter. Hensall United annual meeting held.... from page 12 death or transfers making the resident roll of 387. Members to the official board the follow- ing were elected: For a one year term Betty Simmons; for a two year term Mary Lou Hyde, for a three year term - Charles Mallette, Barbara Gackstetter, Eileen. Ran- nie, Bill Stebbins, Cecil Pepper,Donald Wareing, Jim McGregor, Claire Hoffman,' Glen Haytor, Hilda Payne, Sharon Wurm and Lloyd Ferguson. Officers elected for the year were: Ministry and Personnel Com- mittee, Dorothy Brintnell; Delegates to Presbytery, Mary Kinsman and Elva For- rest; Auditors Shiela Reaburn and Sharon Dolttator; Manse Committee, Ross Sararas and David Brock; Anniversary Committee, Charles Hay, Mona Alderdice and Helen Scane; Recording Steward, Sharon Wurm, Treasurer, Dorothy Corbett and Envelope Steward, Rita Scholl. The congregational Budget, $67,000 presented by Jean Jacobs chairman of the Stewardship Division, was received as the: 1985 budget for the congregation. The congregation also passed a resolution that there be no church service on Sunday, June- 30-; in -order that theservice be held in the Seaforth Community Centre. A vote of thanks was extended from the congregation in appreciation . of the fine work to the supply organist Belva Fuss and the Senior Choir along with the Junior 'Choir . and also to Doug Klopp and the Senior Choir for the music over Christmas. The congregation are alsolooking for- ward to the 100th Anniversary of the Chuitch building in 1986 and the official Board were asked to form a committee to begin plans for the Celebration throughout 1986. 47. Card of thanks STEPHIEN Many, many thanks to Dr, Baker, Dr. Watts, Rev. Pick and ail the nurses an first floor of the Clinton Public Hospital for their divine healing while I was a patient there. To the Ontario Street United Church U.C.W., the Golden Radar Club, friends and neighbours for visits, get well cards and gifts, accept my deepest appreciation. Edo Stephen. -4x GARRE'iU The family of the late Rosamond Garrett wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for their floral tributes, charitable donations and many acts of kindness during the Toss of a dear wife and mother. We also wish to thank nurses on 1st floor of Clinton Public Hospital, Dr. Salsbury, Rev. Pick and Michael Falconer (Ball & Falconer Funeral Home) for their comforting words. Also thanks to the Order of the Eastern Star for their kind service and the U.C.W. of Ontario Street Church. Your kindness will always be remembered. Bert, Eileen and Bob. -5x BENEFIT DANCE All proceeds for Bert and Joanne Van Maar to be held at GODERICH TOWNSHIP HALL HOLMESVILLE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 8 PM -1 AM °5. PER PERSON LUNCH -AND DISC JOCKEY Hospital Auxiliary report S good year.... from page.2 co-ordinator, Bernice Jewson; telephone, Audrey Walsh; nominations; Esther Wright. Mrs. Wright received her past president's pin and Mrs. Chilton was presented with her president's pin and the gavel as a symbol of her responsibilities in her new office. The monthly meeting for January - followed the annual meeting; with 23 members present., Treasures , Roberta Plumsteel, read a . bank balance of $58.00, showing a need for some major fund raising projects to be organized. Two cheques in the .amount of $100.00 were sent to the Auxiliary by family members, in appreciation for the care,and interest shown to Florence Duke while she was a patient on the second floor... The Trillium Club sent a cheque, and many notes of appreciation were received from hospital staff members, and from the Administrator Dan Steyn, for the many ways in which the Auxiliary had helped the hospital in the past year. Iris Montgomery, Gift. Shop convenor, reported on sales in December. Volunteers are always needed to staff the shop as it is open every day from 2 to 4 p.m. for the benefit of patients and the public. Marg Caldwell reported that 20 permanents and -or sets had been given in December, an especially busy time as everyone wanted to look their best' for the festive season. The Nursery School sang carols for patients at Christmas, and a large Christmas party featured music by Gladys Van Egmond, Roy Cantelon and Elgin Nott. Rev. Simmons conducted a Communion Service; Santa Claus distributed gifts, and cookies and punch were enjoyed. The New Year's baby, born to Mr. and Mrs. John Neutel of Vanastra at 3:30 a.m. on January 1, 1985, was the firstborn of Huron County. Baby Bl-ian was presented with a silver mug by Joyce Chilton, and the entire family had their pictures taken together. The accreditation committee is working to update the bylaws and constitution, and the job description for. officers and committee recommendations are to be brought to an Auxiliary meeting by the chairman, Marny Walden, as soon as they are completed. Tray favors for Valentine's Day will be provided by the Wesley -Willis Senior Sunday School class. Vanishing Parties are about to take place again - starting on February 14, convened by Marie Proctor, with a •committee to be chosen. And set aside the final week of September to help with the 31st annual Penny Sale, the draw to be on Saturday, September 28! - Figure skaters from Clinton earned top awards in solo club competition last week. Win ners were ,(front row, left to right) Jacquie Draper, Lori Powell'and Lisa Beattie. (Back row) Robyn Hicks, Paula Glew, Melanie McCone, Shannon Preszcator. (Shelley McPhee photo) 47. Card of thanks BRANDON Brian and Dianne wish to thank those Involved in the safe arrival of their daughter - Dr. Peter Salsbury, snowplow operator, ambulance and police. Also many thanks to good friends Dawn de Jon, Cathy Scott and Gilbert Latimer. -5 rose Se V Taev„pe ORDER YOUR SINGING VALENTINE PACKAGE TODAY!! BETA 510NIA PHI Your choke '10. or '25. includes a cake, a flower, a song and more. Limited Quantities Available Last date to order Feb. 13, '85 482-9898 or 482-9348 BUCK and DOE Ricard (Chopper) Carter and Mary Manning Saturday, February 2 Clinton For information 482-3836 or 482-7036 Sponsored By: Vanastra & District Lions Club, Lioness & Leos. VANASTRA WINTER CARNIVAL February 2, 1985 Vanastra Recreation Centre Admission: ADULTS: .50' CHILDREN: 25' Kiddie Corner, Snow Pitch, Obstacle Course, PANCAKE BREAKFAST (9:00-11:00 a.m.) Adults - '2.00 Children -'1.00 DANCE: 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by SINGING DJ Lunch Provided $ 10.00 per couple *CARNIVAL* This sale includes all fall & winter •Skirts •Slacks •Blouses •Sweaters • Dresses •Winter Coats 'Suits Wednesday -Thursday -Friday -Saturday January 30 - 31, February'1 - 2 Please note our new store hours for February and March CLOSING FRIDAY EVENINGS AT 6 P.M. Trophies, awards and ribbons were awarded to top Clinton figure skaters in club com- petition last week. In the dance category winners included (front row, left to right) Kelly Lynn Jerome, Julie Rutledge, Joanne Hayter, Stacy Hicks, Lisa Shepherd. (Second row) Stacy Reid, Kara Hiltz; Paula Glew, Lori Powell, Jane'Gusse. (Third row) Krista McAsh, Kara Aylsworth, Sheila Cook, Robyn Hicks, Jody Horton, Sherri Preszcator, Jacquie Drapes, Lisa Beattie. (Back row) Shannon Preszcator, Kim Cook, Ruth Anne White. (Shelley McPhee photo) Top Clinton skaters in the free skate competition Last week included (front row, left to right) Becky LeBeau, Amy LeBeau, Kristy Buchanan, Stacy Hicks. (Second row) Stacey Fleet, Lori Powell, Paula Glew, Melanie Mee -one. (Back row) Kyra Aylsworth, Kim Cook, Sheila Cook, Shannon Preszeator, Lisa Beattie, Jody Merner, Robyn Hicks, Jac- quie Draper, Debbie Draper. (Shelley McPhee photo) SPECIAL NOTICE RE: CLINTON BY-LAWS By -Law No. 25-1979 Please take note that Owners or Occupiers of all cont- merclal or business buildings In the Zone 5 or Downtown area are required to keep all sidewalks adjoining their buildings clear of snow and ice. You must also remove snow and Ice from the roof overhang so that pedestrians will not be endangered. By -Law No. 2-1981 Citizens are forbidden to deposit snow or ice on the travelled or plowed portion of any Clinton street or In any manner that would obstruct normal visibility for the safe movement of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. By -Law No. 3-1972 and 5-1974 Operators of snowmobiles are forbidden to operate their machines: 1) On private property without the permission of the owner 2) On any sidewalk or boulevard In Clinton 3) Within the Community Park without the permission of the Clinton Recreation Committee 4) On No. 4 or No. 8 highways 5) Or from midnight to 7 a.m. *seeps to return to your residence. Further Informat ion on any Town by-law may be obtain- ed from the Clerk's office. C.C. !?O• Clerk-TreetUr. .