Clinton News-Record, 1968-06-13, Page 9edified
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Regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge was held the
evening of June 5th with Noble
Grand Mrs. John Corbett in
charge. Members reported en.
joying the initiation and meet.
ing at Goderich Tuesday June
4th when two new members from
this lodge were initiated along
iwith five new mtembers of „
erich Lodge. , Second nomin.
ations were held with all mem.
hers nominated by acclamation.
It was decided to make plans
and date for IOOF and Rebekah
picnic at the next meeting.
Final plans were arranged for
Mrs. Leona Clifton and Mrs.
Pearl Eyre to attend the Re.
bpkah Assembly in Toronto
the week of June 16th,
An invitation was accepted to
attend Monkton Rebekah Lodge
June 28th. and two car loads
are expected to attend.
A Vacation Bible School will
e held in the United Church
eginning on Monday July 8th.
The annual Decoration and
emorial Service. will be held
t Bairds' Cemetery on Sun.
y, June 16 at 2 Am..
The softball team won an.
ther game last Saturday even.
ng by defeating the Blyth team,
q let's all get out and cheer
em on.
Mr. and Mrs,, Arthur_ Bishop
f IVS14440kAre 5a4"' e hoine of Mr. and Mrs. ob
aylor
The United Church Women
held their June meeting on
Thursday evening last with
twenty-six members and four-
teen visitors present. The pre.
sidenti Mrs. Chas. Reid opened
the meeting wth prayer and took
charge of the business period.
A church picnic was planned
for the first week in July also
a donation is to be given to
the Vacation Bible School.
Twenty-one calls were made to
sick and shut ins during the past
month.
Group one had charge Of De.
,votions with Mrs. Robert Still.
ing leading, Mrs. Flaro read the
scripture and Mrs. William
Taylor giving the meditation,
Mrs. Win McAsh took up the
:missionary reeding re the
efforts of the dedicated, PP!!
TiMothy, Phee pf Korea, whose
h0M11.0an efforts redneed the
pepulatiPP, Of 19%000 lepers -to
19 *in ten ears A iXained evan•
gelist as well, as an 1V1,D. Dr.
Rhee ministered to both body
and Poill. These lepers formerly
led a twilight existence Wander.
ing under bridges and in, peree.
terieS. This ministry of a Korean ministering to Koreans
took plo:ee on the Island,.` of
tilTiuhrieg.reotor, the Rev. F. J. P.
Harrison closed the meeting
with prayer after Which all re-
paired to the Sunday Schoel
room for a lovely lunch,
All present report a very
happy time of fellowship on a
perfect June day.
The Western Ontario Aber.
deen Angus Association annual
dinner and Field Day was held
on Sunday last at the home of
Colo and Mrs, D. B, Weldon,
R.R. 2, London.
Among the dignitaries who
brought greetings to the 200
persons present, were the Hon.
A. Stewart, Ontario min.
'inter of Agriculture, Mr. Dane
Canning. Canning Cattle and
Land Co, Stanton Va., U.S.A.
and Mr, Bob Brenton, of the
Canadian Angus association.
Mr. Wm. Watson, general
manager of the Royal Winter
Fair, was the special guest
speaker and traced the history
Of development of fairs in
Canada during the past cen.
tury.
Among those present from
this area were Mr, and Mrs.
Adam Flowers and Mr. and Mrs.
F. Arkell of Hayfield, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Middleton andMr.
and Mrs. Sam DeVries of CUD.
ton.
Mrs. Middleton tied with
Shirley Earley Miller for first
place in the ladies' cattle
judging competitions.
offering and it was dedicated
by Mrs. Stirling. Mrs. Robert
Webster gave a reading entitled
"Forgive o me Lord 1 had no
time". Mrs. Arthur Bishop of
North Bay, who recently visited
several countries in Eastern
Asia gave a very interesting
talk on the people of Japan and
other countries also showed
slides of the different people
of the far east, which was much
enjoyed by all present . She
twa th-f140 d> 1,. Reid for her'interesting talk
and pictures. Mr s. R ob ert S tirl.
ing closed the meeting with
prayer. Afterwards, Group Two
served lunch.
Rev. H. F. Currie of Hensall
conducted the service in the
United Church on Sunday last.
Three children were baptized
during the service: Brent
Forbes Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Taylor, K evin Dan-
iel Postill and Wendy Frances
Postill, children of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank _Postill. The Sacra.
ment of the Lord's Supper was
administered at the close of
the service.
Rev. M. Morrison had charge
of the services on the Hen.
sail United Church charge, on
Sunday last.
stIrprisegatberingwasbed
at: the .:40100 .of Ken McLean on
Sunday June 9th when. members-
of the family ..ef ,McLean.
gathered tpoelehretethe 25
anniversary of Mr, and Mrs.
Ken .McLean,. An enieVable
afternoon was SPent 1011,9Wed
by a barbecue dinner at five
o'clock. 4. puree of money was
wesenteci to Mr. and Mrs. Mef
Lean with Mr. liarVeY 'Hay, ter
and Mr. Elmer llayter doing
the honors, Tboee present. Were?
Mrs, Wm' Hayter, Mr, .ancl. Mrs,
Eimer Tin.yter and fancily, Mr.
and MTS. Mervyn linyte.r
family, Mr, and Igre; Harvey
..ifayter .and family, Mrs. Reta.
Vpshp,1t', Mrs.
gayter and family all of Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McBieath and
family of Kippen, Miss Joyce
Haytor of Woodstock.
William A. Lennon, Bachelor.
of Science, son 'of Mr, andMrs, •
Howard Lennon of Varna grad,'
uated from McMaster Univer,
eity Hamilton, May 31receiving
his Master of Business Admin.!
istration. Mr. and Mrs.Howard
Lennon attended the graduation,.
Anniversary services in Hen.
sail United Church will be held
Sunday June 16th with Rev. An.
drew J. Mowatt ofWesley-Willis
United Church Clinton in charge
of the 11 o'clock service, and
Rev._ Currie Winlaw, of Cell.
tral United Church, Stratford
a former Minister at '7 p.m.
Special music will be provided.
Plans for the annual Penny
Sale draw were made for Friday
June 14th at the June meeting
of Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Tuesday evening, with the chair
taken. by president Mrs. Garnet
Allan. Mrs. Allan and Mrs.
W. H. Bell were appointed dele•
gates to attend the Legion
Auxiliary Convention in Ottawa
in September.
Mystery prize was won by
Mrs. 3. Chalmers, guessing
prize by Mrs. Wm. Smale. Mem-
bers enjoyed a social evening.
Next meeting will be held in
Sept when a pot luck lunch will
be served.
Your RED CROSS
serves in
so many ways
The June meeting. of Pen§n1.1
UPW, WAS held /n Fellowship
Hall Pa TharadaY.4.40 .0th with,
an attendance OfP0J.Mrs,JanleS
McAllister presided andopened
the~flieeting with thonghts on
friendliness end ,mentioned the
recent tragiC death of the
Senator Robert F. kerinedy.
Mrs, E. ChipCha.se had charge
of a very tonching devetional
on "Love" the foundation of
Christian Living. Mrs.
Currie in her capable manner
presented the study on a .(1\2ed.
ern Day Nabmi.", A duet was
sung by Mrs, Sim. Roche). and.
Miss Greta Lanirnie..
Visitation committee re*
ported having made 62 palls.
Letters of thanks were read
resin Dept -or Overseas Relief, •
Toronto, and Wririch Hospital
Hazeiton, B.C. for clothing and
quilts.
For the general meeting On,
June 17th every Member is re.,
quested to bring a. friend. .A
Visit to Blue Water Rest Home
is scheduled for Sept. 10th,;"F lye
ladies have been p,ppointed to
arrange for this affair.
A , "Drop In. Centre" to re-
lieve tension is;planned to-Start
on Sept. 18th 10,11 a.m. Some of
the Older ladies will be in charge
of the nursery at that time.
Arrangements were made for
flowers and nursery for the
month of July. The study book
for next year is "Man Alive".
Watch T.V. programe on Sat.
0 Pau. during .the .:mouth of June
• .10 Current Affairs.
Men and.boys.clothing are
A490 for the A141440 Bale and
blankets instead of quilts, to be
bought in Toronte, This sages '
A social time was thoroughly
enjoyed over the tea cups.
'The Messengprs of Hensall
United Church entertained their
mothers on Wednesday evening
June 5th in the church. The
mothers were greeted by Nancy
McCurdy and Shelley, wearing
Japanepp costumes, Flags were
given out by Paul Wareing and
pins by Debbie Veal, Mrs.
Cecil Dapper g•ave wortle of wel•
come. The opening number
"This is God's message that
we.love one another followed
with a short reading • entitled
Orme law of Love" by Mrs.
C, Christie, folloWed With the
hymn 000d sees the little
,sparrow fall, Will/ the
Ten Singing the first Verse
and Phoris 1OP"a12,allese•Mnrralr
Armstrong read scripture pass
sages and Brenda Pepper gave
the prayer, KanilsWal whl0h in
our language means collection
of pictures was disPlayed, these
having 'been collected and as.
sembleCl.hy the ,children, Karen
McAllister relating the story
of these pictures.
Dale Armstrong and Dale
Slaanans took up the, offering
and d,Glie Mock gave the Offer.
tort'; prayer; A chtldrens song
"Lets MI Clap in Japanese,
with a briefing on Japan by
Mr".s. Christer, was followed
with a film "In the land Of
Fujisan, Linda Elder gave
words of thanks. Melissa Veal
and Barbara McCurdy gave the
Benediction.
MIDDLETON 111 0 .11111 1111111.11•111111111•111• —11118111WilietraIRIS*11.11gginfillm•_
The ACW of Pt. James
liCan.Church, Middleton, held
Very successful and Well
tided meeting On FrlaarYafterf
09; June the nineth. in St,
anlea Chnr oh,
Nearly forty PerSons were
resent .as the APW's of Trinity
hurch, Hayfield,
linteno Were invited as,special
esta. The. Preeident, Mrs. Ed-
ard Wise, extended a warm
elcome and opened the meeting
l01 a poem on friendship.
ollchline regular prayer,
rs. Ray Wise gave the seeee.
'S report and in the absence
the treasurer, 'Mrs. Dgtot
ve the financial statement.
hey roll-call,"my favourite
ummer pat,ime", was an*
ered by all Present and
voked interesting answers. A
a,rd of thanks was read from
rs. Keith Miller.
The highlight of this annual
eeting has been for years the
resentatioh of the report of
the Annual"' held in St. Paul's
athedral in May.
This was done most ably by
rs. Brown Higgins of Bay.
ield, who was a delegate to this
onvention. Mrs, Higgins also
as the. distinction of being the
ew president of the Deanery of
uron ACW.
Mrs. Higgins gave alucidand
omprehensive account Of the
onvention whose overall theme
as, "Change and Progress,"
d (*Mined the new structure
f the ACW. "Have the faith,
ofirage and devotion to move
th the times", stated Mrs,
. Paterson of Windsor, the
ew Diocesan President.
Another special guest, Mrs.
. Dumont of Clinton, who de.
ighted' those present with her
olos, "Open the Gates of the
emple" and "I know that my
edeemer • liveth", Mrs. E.
ise accompanied her on the
res.%
Mrs. Don Middleton thanked
s. Higgins and Mrs. Dumont
it behalf of all present for
eir efforts.
Mrs. Fred Middleton gave