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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-01-22, Page 9HOLD ON TO YOUR HAT! Here's The BIG .EST Car Bargain Ever To Hit This Vicinity 6 1968 PONTIACS AND CHEVS. 4-DOOR SEDANS All have V8, automatic, radio. Two have power steering. 3 Laurentian models. FULLY'RECONDMONED AND/POLISHED-T,O-PERFECTION CARS! Mileages range between 21,000 arid 35,000. All have G.M. warranty remaining. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY (This Offer Will Not Be Repeated) YOUR CHOICE TRADES ACCEPTED 1995 Licence Numbers H80471 — H81410 — H81163 — H82713 — 583594 — H82177 McGEE PONTIAC BUICK CADILLAC Goderich -- 524-8391 hid e to n news, • -CW meets, The annual meeting of P. Gihhingal manse, Mrs, W, Ontario St. WAS held in •Paricer, Mrs, .ft, Wheeler, Mrs, A„ the' 'Ladies :Parlour with Mrs. P,. _COMP; dishes. ;& linen, Potter presiding in the absence Martin, Mr:a, Con.404 group ,of president, Mrs. M. Batkin, leatierS, Mrs, F, McGregor, Mrs. Mrs,. Cecil ,Elliott of the C. Wright; Pianist, Mrs, B. gvping. Vnit conducted the Radford, Mrs, R. Wheeler; • .W.Totional Period. Auditors, Mrs, N, Tyndall, DogOaa Crich ,platextai404 the proctor. ladies with piano selections, Rev. .Wonfor held an induction service , for the new officers and conveners for19.70. This slate . of officers was brought • in by Mrs. C. Van Domme of the nominating 0411700e: honorary Presitient LMrs, Wonfor; past president, Mrs, M. Batkin; first vice-president, Mrs.. Ross .Trewartha; president, Mrs. Norman Trewartha; recording secretary, Mrs. G. .Colclongh; corresponding secretary, mrs. L. Lawson; treasurer, 'Mrs. Q. McPherson; citizenship 4 stewardship, Mrs. Abbott, Sr,; community friendship & visiting, Mrs. A. Matheson, Mrs. F. McGregor, Mrs. R, Smith; leadership development, Miss Olive Johnson; finance, Mrs, G. Potter; church flowers; Mrs. J. Irwin; flowers, Mrs. C,. Doucette; terature & communication, Mrs, H. Johnson; Membership, Mrs. H.. Wonfor; press & publicity, Mrs. A. Aiken; programme, Mrs. M. Batkin; social functions, Mrs. C. Van Domme; supply & welfare, Mrs. Cl inton.11pws,Fieccorri,.1114rgloy, 44n pory 1979.-9. SEA:FORTH WIN4WIRME '69 Kipper,. 1.1,C,W. met at the hurch on Tuesday night, Mrs. rt Faber gave a devotional herne, A New Year poem was ad. Mnsical selections with. Mrs. an Wieren on her Mandolin and mime at the piano were very uch enjoyed, Roll call was:answered by ayment of fees. Not all reports ere available due to the bsence of some members ecause of road conditions and mess. Thank ''you letters were, cad by Mrs. E. McLean. Mrs. G. offatt gave the visiting report or the month, • Mrs. R. Elgie agreed to be the preSentative on the new ission kgz Service committee hich is to be set up. Discussion °lowed on otir self determining location to the U.C.W. for 970 and the amount raised lightly from last year. The Huron-Perth Presbyterial nnual meeting is to be held at , esley-Willis Church in Clinton n Jan. 29. February is the onth to assist with crafts at the ensall Nursing Home. Mrs. ellis will be directing in this. rs. G. Moffatt ,presented the' topic using a film entitled ''Bread, Laughter and Dignity", showing the work being done around the world by- the United Church of Canada. While the work being done is tremendous, 'it still falls far short. We are lax Lra sending aid. Our assistance should be in a form which would also give dignity and honour to those who receive it, and money s not always the greatest need. Mrs. Elgie closed the meeting with prayer and Mrs. K. VIcLellan and Mrs. H. Hendrick, .he hostesses -served INTRODUCING HOMELITES X1.1 CHAIN SAW. Felling trees, cutting fenceposts, firewood and pruning, ree demonstrations at: HAUGH EQUIPMENT RR 1 — BRUCEFIELD 527.0138 refreshments which Were erijoyediq all present, .Kippers United 01440 annual meeting was. held. .Sunday at ; IP the church, Rev. - Stuart opened the 'Meeting with prayer. The minutes_ were TOO and adopted. Financial reports of Sunday school, youth group, session, stewards; 1J,C,W,, M. and M., special NO, trustee fund, senior choir, and bible society were given. Keith Lovell, David Cooper, 'David Turner, and Bill Coleman were elected to the Board of Stewards. Win. Bell and Diincan Cooper were re-elected as auditors for 1970. The minister expressed appreciation to__ the choir,- session,- steWards, .leaders of the U.C.W. 6unday . • School Superintendent, teachers, auditors, clerk and to the organists Mrs. G. Moffatt, Mrs, D. Cooper, Mrs, H. Jones and Kenneth Jones who supplied during the illness of the organist Miss Jean Ivison. Meeting - closed. with benediction by Rev...Stuart. A CW meets at St. Mark's The January meeting of the Anglican Church Women of St. Mark's Church was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Donald 'Haines. She welcomed the visitors and the members and opened the meeting by singing "Nearer My God To Thee" led by Mrs. Gordon Taylor. This was followed by prayers. The scripture lesson, Hebrews 3:6.15 verses was read by Mrs. James Schneider. The missionary theme taken from the church paper, "The. Northland" named, "Plus Jesus," written by Violet Mather, was read by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. It was very interesting and told about the church work at Fort George and Moosonee and about Bishop Watton opening a new church in that district. A reading — "A New Year's Wish" was given by Mrs. Frank Raithby. The topic — "Looking Ahead" was given by Mrs. Cartwright in the absence of Mrs. Ed Davies. After singing the hymn, "The Church's One Foundation," the program was closed with prayer. The business meeting was in charge of Mrs. D. Cartwright and the minutes were read and accepted as prepared by Mrs. John Daer who was ill. The financial statement for the past year was given by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, the treasurer. The Day of Prayer service to be held on March 6 in St. Mark's Anglican church, was discussed and plans made for the program. The roll call was answered with a Bible verse telling about the life of Jesus as a child. The travelling apron received a penny for each letter in Andrew, James and John. Lone Cartwright received the offering which was dedicated with prayer by Mrs. Cartwright, Plans were made for the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. James Schneider. After the benediction, an auction was held by Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. Lunch was served by Mrs. Cartwright assisted by Mrs. James Schneider. 1\4r$. Fred Middleton was hostess for the meeting of the A.C.W. of :St. James, Middleton, held Wednesday afternoon January 1d. Present 'were 10 members, two visitors and the Rector, the Rev. E. J. R. Harrison. The tresident, Mrs- Edward Wise, opened the imeeting with some splendid readings. Year end items of business were completed, after which 1Vir Harrison conducted the annual' instaiation of Officers. He thanked the ladies for appointing him to the office of devotional eonyener. Mrs. Wise asked the tnernbers for their full and complete co-operation in the coming year and thanked her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ray Wise for filling in for four months as president, during the incumbent's eonyalescence, Mrs. Wise contributed a reading by the well-known psychiatrist Napolean Hill, also an interesting of Michael Qgoistes' book "The Christian .Response". "It is better to light a candle, than to curse the darkness". Mrs. Keith Miller gave the secretary's report and Mrs. Alvin Dutot a detailed financial • statement. The roll-call was answered by paying 'the membership feeS. • Mrs. Joseph Storey, the Prayer Partner's Secretary passed around a most exquisite Adastral Park news Rene Malanson,. six, of Adasteral Park ' haS *returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital in London after undergoing an operation on his eye. Rene, the . son of Sgt. and Mrs. Malanson, lost the use of his eye when hit by a piece of ice' while sleigh riding. PEGASUS The Pegasus Players have chosen "The 'Happiest Days of Our Lives" as their next play. The club under the direction of Mr. Brian Markson of Goderich plans to present the play March 14 and 15th. Christmas card, e'clergling. _ greeting4 to our A.P,W. from Prayer Partner, JOshikP. Nartaka Of Japan. Mrs Fred Middleton reported .a card of thanks for flowers and carOs sent to Mrs. R. H. F- Gairdner, also, 'thank-YOU" from Fred Middleton for a card of appreciation of his services as fireman. Miss Laurinda Talchard, four years of age, delighted those present With a recitation, The • Dorcas needs were outlined by Mrs, Cole. Various fund raising schemes were discussed and it' was decided to retain the birthday-box and the baking sale monthly fund, the latter to include a recipe each month with February's, a favourite casserole dish. There will be a party at the Township Hall, Hotimesville Friday evening, January 13. The president contributed a timely reading "Too True", after which Mr. Harrison closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. A. Dutot assisted the hostess in serving a delicious iunch; The - A.C.W. of St. Jamei Church appears to have gotten off to a grand start for 1970. B rucefield. The annual meeting of the 13rucefield United Church was held on Sunday afternoon with a fair attendance. Rev. E. D. Stuart was in charge. Mel Graham was appointed secretary. The different organizations gave their reports of the year's work showing a very successful year. Stewart Wilson, the retiring steward, was replaced by Don Adams. It was decided by vote that the congregation dispense with the evening service for anniversary in October. A committee was appointed to deal with the maintenance and service work of the church. The meeting closed with prayer by Rev. E. D. Stuart. iKtopen 'district news V MRS, N9RivIAN LONO COIIREsPcMgogiNT 262-5.180 OUR OIL ,IS JUST SUPER GREAT AND WILL SAVE YOUFROM THAT FREEZING FATE Vain q FILL UP LUCKY WINNERS — `'100-- MRS. WALTER SCOTT, SEAFORTH; $25.00 — MRS. RON SAVAUGE, SEAFORTH; $25.00— MRS. WALTER BEW, LEY, WALTON; $25.00 — MRS. MATT" KELLY, SEAFORTH: $25.00 — MRS. LILLIAN MATZOLD, SEAFORTH; $25.00 — MISS JUDY HULLEY, SEAFORTH; $25.00 — DOUG HUGILL, RR 2, SEAFORTH. 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