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Clinton News-Record, 1985-08-28, Page 10Y�* Ladies at `' AY AUGUST 2A,1985 HOLMESVILLE-The London Area Women's Institute Curator's Workshop for the counties of Agin, Oxford, Huron, Mid- dlesex, and Perth was held August 13, at the Goderich Township Community Centre, Holmesville. There were some 70 ladies present. The Institute Ode was sung with Mrs Jas. Lobb at the piano, the accompanist of the day. The chairman was Mrs-. Roy Ross of London and the acting secretary -treasurer was, Mrs. Jas. Robertson of Lucan as Mrs. A. Harris of London could not attend. The minutes of 'last year's Workshop at Col- dstream were read. Mrs. Ross conducted the business of the day. An invitation for next year's workshop came fro n the Wallacetown ladies. The poem, `Canadian Born', written by Pauline Johnson, Indian poetess, was sung by Mrs. Mervyn Lobb. The first speaker of the day was Alison Lobb of Goderich Township. She spoke on Photography for Posterity. She outlined the history of photography over the years, il- lustrated the types of photography. and their uses in historical records. She was BACHERT MEATS °Try our own smoked pork chops for the bar -b -q season* CUSTOM BILLING, FREEZING Cutting & Wrapping KILL DAY ON TUESDAY .All meat Gov 't. Inspected on the f 1 MILE EAST OF WALTON 887-9328 curators workshop presented with a London Court House plate from the London area and a Goderich Township 'book, which she had edited, by Mrs. M. Lobb, representing the Huron West District. The ladies brought box lunches and were served hot and cold drinks and cookies at noon, before the morning program and before the ladies left for home by Mrs. Wm, Porter. At the noon hour souvenirs of Goderich Township 150 Celebrations were available for the ladies. Each were given a copy of the Goderich Township flyers. The afternoon program began with a sing- song. The three speakers were from the Perth Archives. Mr. Jas. Anderson spoke on the case of Tweedsmuir Books. and good materials for saving records, Lutzen Riedstra on the care and storage of old photos and Susan Luckhardt on types of paper. The Chinese were the_ earliest makers of paper and it was acid free. Cotton was used for a base, then wood chips. The speakers were presented with plates from London. The presentation of a JIM HOLLAND CONSTRUCTION Egmondville has expanded to tarring foundations and driveway sealants FOR FAST EFF.ICIENT SERVICE PHONE 527-0717 (10% Discount for 1st 10 customers) 9114% 180 DAYS 91/2% 1 YEAR PAID ANNUALLY 10314% 5YEARS PAID MONTHLY 5YEARS COMPOUND 111'4% 5 YEARS PAID ANNUALLY :, r5Baytleld FRAN' BURTON 65 2438 Blyth RAY MADILL 523.4334 Clinton JOHN DUDDY 482.3766 Varna RON. KEYS 262.6273 OPTOMETRY R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square, GODERICH 524-7661' JOHN LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST Seaforth 527-1240 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00-5:36 Saturday 9:00-12:00 noon Closed Wednesdays BY APPOINTMENT Free parking on premises INSURANCE JOHN WISE INSURANCE BROKERS. LTD. General lnsurance Guaranteed Investments Clinton Office: 482-3401 Res.: 482-7265 REPAIR ECTRIC OTOR PROBLEMS...we can helps! •FARM MOTORS •POWER TOOLS *REWINDING FAN BLADE PULLEYS FAST SERVICE!! POWER HOUSE Electric Motors 235-1319' Huron St. E. Exeter CL•900.19 Business and !Professional Director. i�ro Y Goderich Township History from the Lon- don area to the Perth Archives was made by Mrs. M. Lobb. The ladies felt they had a constructive and informative day. Alliston couple visit area By Isabel Scott BRUCEFIELD - Don and Betty Jean Lee have returned to Brooks, Alberta after holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee in Clinton and her mother, Violet Ross of Brucefield. Robert Dalrymple is still confined to Seaforth Hospital. Jerry and Wendy Bailey fo Alliston spent last weekend with Aldie Mustard. Beginning September 1, church services will be held at 11:30 a.m. at Brucefield United Church. Filter Ui I "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 BEST INTEREST V%* Guaranteed Investment Certificates *Subject to change Gaiser-Kneaie Exeter 235-2420 Clinton • 482-9747 Insurance Brokers Inc. Grand Bend 238-8484 Goderich 524-2118 REPAIR Clinton Electric ® White -Westinghouse +botpI>Rft Appliances Soles and Service APPLIANCE REPAIRS ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE 90 ALBERT ST. 482-3646 APPLIANCE and REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 INSURANCE McKILLOP MUTUAL .INSURANCE CO MPANY 91 Main St. South, Seaforth Office 527-0400 FARM, HOME, COMMERCIAL AUTO COVERAGES AGENTS E.F. 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Church book underwa with directory_ By Bertha MacGregor HENSALL-The first phase of the Hensall United Church Centennial'Uook was started with pictures being taken for the photo directory. The overwhelming response to the photo directory boot which will be one of the historical books of `the congregation, has been appreciated. The remaining pictures are being taken on September 4,5. and 6. Anyone' who hasn't made arrangements • to h ve their photo taken are asked to call Dian 'e'Gerstenkorn. Congratulations to Mr. a d Mrs. Stephen Thompson, the former Jul Van Baaren, local hairdresser; on their arriage in the United Church on Satur ay afternoon. Stephen and Julia will be living in the Lily Smith home on London Road in Hensall. Betty Jinks was soloist at the Ujiited Church on Sunday. Rev. Stan McDonald led the service. Dorothy Parker greeted the congregation and Chuck Mallette, Tim Mann, Glenn Slade and Rae Jaeobe were the ushers. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in memory of Ken Upshall, who died one year ago, and also in memory of Frank Parsons by his family of the ,congregation Helen Thompson and Mary O'Brien. People report Catharine Corbett holidayed with her grandmother Hazel Corbett last week. RCMP Sgt. Douglas Wein, Mrs. Wein and David of Ottawa are holida ing with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Parker and Margaret Wein of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Don MacLaren of Oakville visited last week With Don's mother, Bertha MacGregor. Ken and Eileen McLean returned home this week from holidays in Baraboo, Wiscon- sin. They attended the international gather- ing of old Allis collectors at - the Badger Speed Show. Sixty people attended the August 17 dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knowles were in Cleveland, Ohio attending the' 40th wedding alftn'vetbcti'y tit a'rai. duaefna °z wtee of Louisville and Harlington, Texas. Mrs. Ross MacMillan of Waterloo visited last Friday With her mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. They spent the day in Bayfield and lunched at the Little Inn. Rev. Kenneth Knight led the Sunday ser- vice at the Carmel Presbyterian Church on August 25. Edith Bell of Exeter played the piano. The Presbyterian Church Women were reminded of their upcoming meeting on Monday, September 9 at 8 p.m. Roll call. will ask members to name a biblical occupa- tion. 0 Jim Dickins and John Kochan took pa unb mdtocross races at Hully Gully on Au 25. John placed first in the 80B class and, • took fifth place in the 80A class. On September 8 they race in Durham. Members of the Pineridge Snowmobile Club held a corn roast at the Pineridge Chalet on August 25. Roy Morenz of Dashwood visited last week with his sister, Hazel Corbett. Mrs. J. Barr and Jean Mangle of New Jersey visited with Mrs. C. Christie. They visited their relative Jessie Brock at the �Bluewater Nursing Home. ""Whe Amber Rebekah Lodge will meet on Wednesday, September 4. . Queensway news Several residents from the Queensway Nursing Home travelled to Storybook Gardens, London and, lunched at Spr- ingbank, Park last week. Rev. Richaird Hawley from the Exeter United Church led the August 20 church ser- vice. It was Mr. Hawley's first time preaching at the nursing home. Bob Cameron played the piano and volunteers Fern Dougall, Alma Langford and Olive Harvey assisted in the service. Father. Mooney visited the home 0 August 21. The Baking Club met on August 21. Poetry readings and walks filled the day on August 22. Movies were shown in the evening. August 23 the August birthday par- ty was held. Reids purchase restaurant By Vary Chessell VARNA - Mr. Fred Reid, who has been staying with his daughters this sun liner, has taken up residence in Huronview. Jerry and Jean Reid have purchased the restaurant and gas station., in Londesboro and are. moving this weekend. They have sold their home to Brenda Burma who is a sister of Helen Keys. We'd like to welcome Brenda and her son to our community. Charles Reid and Bill McAsh won a trophy for runners -un at the shuffleboard tourna- ment in 1 xeter held in. connection with Sportsfest_There was lots of competition, so congratulations! Jean Reid won first prize in the crib quilt class at Bayfield Fair with her bunny quilt. She was second in the large quilt class. Church services next Sunday return to the normal times of 10 a.m. at Varna and 11:30 at Goshen. Sunday School resumes the following. Sunday. Foam insulation has been applied to the walls of the Sunday School room. Gerald Coleman has done the strapp- ing and will be applying wallboard. • Humane Society holds draw CLINTON - The Huronia Branch of the Ontario Humane • Society held a draw 'at their booth at the Bayfield Fair on August 24. • Two hard cover books; one on cats, the other on dogs, were donated by Audrey Granani of baytlelfi. Lori Whetstone of Bayfield won the cat book and the dog book was won by Beverley ' Pounder, also of Bayfield. Also available at the booth were pens and 1986 calendars which are available from all board members. LACAC monthly meeting By Helen Owen BAYFIELD - On September 5 at 7:30 p.m., the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee ( LACAC) will be holding its regular monthly meeting. . All meetings, are open, and this reminder is given as this meeting should be of par - tibular interest. During • the summer. LACAC has engaged the services of a stu- • dent to study the village from a heritage aspect. The final results of his work will be presented at this nieeting. . Michael Carter CLINTON Karla Boland CLINTON Colleen Renkema LONDESBORO Michelle Fremlin CLINTON Toby St. Louis R.R. 4 CLINTON Andrea Postma R.R. 4 CLINTON Sarah Broadfoot R.R. 5 CLINTON Melanie Ann Knox CLINTON Ashley Stephenson VARNA Vicki Carter R.R. 4 CLINTON Sara McDougall LONDESBORO On Aug. 28 Aug. 28 Aug. 2 8 Aug. 29 Aug. 29' Aug. 29 Aug. 29 Aug. 31 Aug. 31 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 Some Eye Tricks How to get extra fingertips: 1. Leak straight ahead at a far wall. 2. Touch your two pdinting fingers together in front of your eyes ' 3. Keep looking at The far wall. How many fingertips do you see? A moving finger???: This eye trick. makes your finger look as if it's , moved although it hasn't. 1. Point at something close to yo' 2. Keep your finger still!!! 3. Close one eye Did your finger move? Make a green star!: 1. Stare at the drawing below. 2. Count to 20 ver-r-ry slowly. 3. Close your eyes. What do you see?