Clinton News-Record, 1985-5-8, Page 13Annie and Stanley Rule, of RR 1 Varna, celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on
May 5 with family and friends. The couple raised 10 children and now have 33 grand-
children and 35 great-grandchildren. (Anne Narejko photo)
Presbyterian Church
plans anniversary service.
By Bertha MacGregor
HENSALL-Rev. A.C. Young, of Goderich,
conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian
ilk Church on Sunday. Dorothy Taylor played
the organ.
Choir practise will be held Thursday at
7:30 p.m. The Anniversary service will be
held Sunday June 2 when Rev. Linda Brown,
of London, will be guest speaker. There will
also be special music.
People
Verna Hay of Exeter visited last week
with Alice Ferg.
Residents at Northcrest Home welcome
back Joe and Edna McLellan. Joe
underwent surgery at Stratford and Edna
spent a few weeks with her daughter, Lois in
Kitchener. The residents also welcome
Alma Horton to Northcrest. Residents en-
joyed a pot -luck dinner on Thursday with 18
attending. Olga and Ernie Chipchase visited
their niece in University /Hospital and are
pleased to find her improved.
Mother's Day was the theme of Unit 4 of
the UCW of Hensall United Church. Nan
Britton opened the 'meeting. Mary Roobol
led the devotional. Elva Forrest read a
poem.
Treasurer Myrtle Sherritt reported
$372.55 to date and Hilda ,Payne reported on
the Presbyterial m St. Marys.
Olga Chipchase, gave the study on Korea
and Olga renewed the work of Jan and
Rowena Robb who have spent 25 years in
Korea. Nelly Riley received the offering
which was dedicated by Nan Britton.
The manager and staff of the Bank of
Montreal invite all seniors of Hensall and
area to a Senior Appreciation night in the
Hensall United church tonight at 7:30 p. m.
Rebekah's Plan Dessert Euchre
Noble Grand Eunice Aikenhead presided
for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge on
May 1 assisted by Olga Chipchase N,G. in
the absence of Lois Jones Vice Grand.
Members are having table five at the
Arena on May 18 which will be home baking.
D.D.P. Kav Wise of Clinton will make her of-
ficial visit on May 15. The nomination of,of-
ficers were named for the coming year. A
lunch was served at the close by the Com-
mittee.
Horticultural Society Meets
Sheila Raeburn presided at the meeting of
Hensall and area Horticultural Club held in
Hensall United Church Wednesday evening.
Approximately 80 membrs and 38 guests
were present. Barnard Hack of Kincardine
was guest speaker and was introduced by
Jack Smith and thanked by Betty Simmons.
The business and a plant auction followed.
Rev. Stan McDonald was chosen for auc-
tioneer. There were eight draws made with
the winning guests: Isobel Hunt, Seaforth;
Olive Hodgins, Kirkton; Mrs. Darcy
Rathwell, Brucefield; and Isobel Mitchell,
Bayfield. Members winning draws were
Reta Van Weiren; Mary Brintnell; Bev
Moir and Florence Slade. The next meeting
is September 2.
South Huron Youth For Christ
South Huron YFC held its indoor rally on
May 4 at Brucefield school. Approximately
185 were in attendance. Director Ron
Westlake opened the rally with singing.
Sharon Parker was at the piano. Ron led in
prayer, Sheryl Keipher, of Zurich sang witti
Dorcas Gingerich accompanying on 't €
piano and Kevin Steckle on the guitar. Quiz-
zing was done on Psalms 136,137,138 with the
following results: First, Bayfield; Second,
Zurich; Third, Exeter; Fourth, Goderich.
The total results. for the year were: First
Bayfield and Second, Zurich. The Bayfield
team scored 1,250 points and Zurich 1,130.
Edgar Cudmore gave a resume ofthe
trophy and Dr. Bern Corrin presented it' to
the Y.F.C. Robert Steckle made the presen-
tation to Joe Mayman of Bayfield.
Announcements
Saturday,Ma+y 18, at 8 p.m. Rev. Wes
Aarurn and a group Circle "C" ranch from
Delevan, New York will hold a rally at the
Bayfield Arena
On Thursday, May 23 appreciation night
Turn to page 14 •
To
Lisa Finch R.R. No. 1, Clinton
Robbie Henderson clinton
Timmy Airdrie Londesboro
Darlene Bailey Clinton
Bobbi -Jean Clifton Brucefield
Clayton Boussey London
Jason Welsh Clinton
Melissa Snell Clinton
Jason Curter clinton
1171fte C.Cif P i Iinlr
Julie Verbeek Clinton
Julia de Jong R.R. No. 1, Londesboro
There are a lot of kids s ho have parties at this
time of year — sometimes they're birthday par-
ties because for some reason or another many
people are born in the spring. This game is fun to
play at parties -- why don't you try it, or suggest
it to someone who is having their birthday this
month?
To play this. game you need some old greeting
cards; Christmas cards will do just. fine. Pick as
many cards as there r: re people going to the party
and cut the backs off. Give each one of your
friends the picture and a pencil, and tell them to
'Cut the card into 15 pieces: -Once this has been
done, give everyone an envelope to put their
'pieces in so they won't get confused with the
pieces from another card.
Have everybody put their envelope in the mid-
dle of the room, shuffle them up, and say "go".
Each kid will then grab an envelope, take out the
pieces and try to. put the jigsaw back into its
ieture form. The person who finishes putting the
jilisaw back together first wins the game.
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VARNA Stanley and Annie Rule have
reached .. a lodestone not many couples
obtain. On May 5, they celebrated their 65th
wedding ann ielrsary with many family
members from various parts of ?ntario.
Mr. and Mrs. Rule were born in England
and came to Canada in 1911 with their own
families. On May 5, 1920 the couple were
married in Toronto where they raised their
10 children. In 1938 the family moved from
Toronto to Oakridges, just north of Toronto
where Mr. Rule operated a glass and mirror
business for a number of years.
Clan Gregory
By Margaret Hoggarth
KIPPEN - The annual meeting of the Clan
Gregor Society of Canada was held in Duff
Presbyterian Church, Aberfoyle, on April
28. Ronald and Mildred MacGregor of
Kippen attended.
Plans are underway to hold a picnic on
June 23 in Clan Gregor Park in Bayfield. All
MacGregors, McGregors, relatives, and
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Personals
Keith and Doroth, Hern of Zion, visited
with.Bob and Frances Kinsman on May 5.
Paul Hoggarth has returned from an 18
day trip to England and Scotland. While in
England Paul visited with his grandmother
in Walthamstow, and his aunt and uncle in
Theydon Bois. Paul spent several days
sightseeing in London, St. Pauls Cathedral,
Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Royal
British Science Museum, Madame
Tussauds, H.M.S. Belfast - a floating
museum on the River Thames in London.
He spent five days in Scotland, staying on
a farin in Kirriernuir which is about 60 miles
northeast of Kippers, Scotland. He visited
Edinburgh,. Dundee and the Dewars
Distillery in Perth.
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The Rule family baa an innpressive
,military history. Mr. Rule had afar' brothers
in World War Once, and three of them were
decorated for their service. When WWII
started, four of the six brothers rejoined the
army to provide protection for their country
once again. Mr. Rule was on active duty
himself for four and a half years.
The need to serve their country was
passed down to the Rule children with two
daughters, Jean and Dorothy serving in the
air force and two sons, Stanley and Jack
serving four and a half years with the tank
coreseeer'cn°
plan Bayfield
Kippen United Church news
Pastor Don Moffat presided in the pulpit
un May 5 at St. Andrews Church. Barb
Cooper accompanied the hymns at the
organ. Music was provided by the choir.
Pastor Moffat's sermon was entitled -
"Managing God's Gifts."
Bulletin reminders SUnday, May 26 is
Kippen Youth Anniversary Service, wit')
Rev. Burton Crowe from Centralia as gue
speaker.
Kippen Women's Institute news
The Family and Consumer meeting will
be held on Wednesday May 15 at the home of
be couple has lived in Varna for the past
four years with their daughter Daisy and
son-in-law Don Barraclough Their daughter '
Jean lives in Toronto as do sons Onley,
Murray and Ernie. Harry lives in Anaheim,
Hugh has a business in Meaford and George
has a business in Sault Ste. Marie. Jack and
his family live in Hoh:nesvillle. Mr. and Mrs.
Rule's daughter Dorothy died in 1956.
The only secret the Rule's have is "loving
each other. We still love each other and we
have children who think the world of us,"
said Mrs. Rule.
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Mary Whitehouse at 8:30 p.m. Roll call will
be answered by "Your Opinion of the Use of
Credit Cards".
The 4-H Leaders for the spring club will
comment on the club and show some of the
projects the girls have completed.
The executive meeting of Kippen East
W.I. was held on April 29 in Hensall United
(:hurch. At this meeting the agenda for the
coining year was planned. Interesting topics
and varied speakers were decided upon.
Kippen East welcomes any women who care
to join thein on the third Wednesday in the
month. Age is no barrier. Enthusiasm is
important, a sense of humor helpful!
Hydro service limited
Ontario Hydro's services to customers
throughout the province will be limited for
the duration of the CUPE Local 1000 strike,
David Drinkwalter, director of Western
region said today.
In Western region, customers can still pay
their bills at any Ontario Hydro office
between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Since management personnel are able to
continue only the most essential services, no
new electrical connections will be made un-
til CUPE local 1000 workers return to work.
Similarly, inspection , services will be
limited.
Ontario Hydro apologizes for any inconve-
nience the ongoing strike is causing our
customers:
Thank You
from
Jack Riddell
My thanks to the voters of Huron -Middlesex
for your outstanding support in the Election.
I look forward to doing my utmost to serve
ALL the people of the riding' in any Way
possible.
1'intend to resume my weekly reports from
the Legislature as soon as H is called Into
session. ' 1. also would like to 'remind
everyone that my constituency offices are
open in Exeter and Goderich, and that toll
free tolls tan be mode from any point in the
riding by asking the operator for ZENITH
14730. In Exeter and district simply call
EXETER 235-0710 or in GODERICH and
district call 524-9444. The phone is manned
• 9-5 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Yours Sincerely
Jack Riddell
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