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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-06-01, Page 8The many trophies and ribbons that will be awarded at the Clinton Spring Fair this weekend were on display in the window of Gord's Billiards on Huron Street. Gord Lawson, proprietor of the shop, is vice-president of the Huron Central Agricultural society. Ontario St. U.C. W. holds May meeting STERLING TRUSTS WALLACE D. WYLIE and FREDERICK S. WILSON r4re pleased to announce the opening of an office for the Pr4440 of law at ADASTRAL PARK, . . CLINTON', ONTARIO under the firm name of WEYLIE WILSON BARRISTER$ & SOLICITORS. 4824115 —22,23b EATON'S Hearing Aid Consultant Mr. A. Nisbet will he in Clinton and area Monday, June 5th call 482-3401 for a home consultation or visit Eaton's Hearing Aid dept. 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The Vice Grand reported that cards and plants had been sent to the Kyle and Broderick families. Several officers and members of the Lodge attended Morning Star Lodge, Brussels, and presented the Travelling Gavel to members of that Lodge, Mrs. Chipchase gave a report on the 00th anniversary of Edelweiss Lodge, Seaforth, and also the Past Grand's Night at the Emerald Lodge, Parkhill, An invitation was received from Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge, Exeter, to attend the 25th anniversary of the Institution of their. Lodge June 7. Mrs. Vera Lem m on was appointed a Trustee of the Lodge, Nominations for officers for the next year's team followed and will be opened at the regular meeting on June 7. It was reported that tickets are still available from any member of the Rebekah Lodge on the afghan and blanket. CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ANNIVERSARY Carmel Presbyterian Church obserVed their 12th Anniversary on Sunday, May 21, with Rev. Dennis Clarke, Atwood, as the guest speaker. Rev. W.D. Jarvis assisted in the service. The choir was assisted by the Junior choir and rendered two anthems "Savior more than life", and "I have found my Lord". Mrs. Malcolm Dougall presided at the organ and led the choir. Rev. Clarke delivered an inspiring sermon entitled "What's it all about". On Sunday May 28, the I.O.O.F. and Amber Rebekah Lodge's were guests at the service in the Carmel Church. PERSONAL Residents of Hensall and surrounding district are asked not to forget the Giant Penny sale IFYOU WANT A LITTLE MORE FOR YOUR MONEY —BUY OUR— GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES This interest is guaranteed on 5 year term purchases. Other terms available. Minimum deposit $500.00. Interest rate subject to change without notice. to be held inthe Legion Hall June 9 at p.m. 95TH ANNIVERSARY OF ST, PAULS ANGLICAN CHURCH The 95th anniversary of St. Pools Anglican Church was held last Sunday evening with a good attendance. The Church was beautifully decorated with tulips and lilacs. The service was conducted by Rev. G.A. Anderson. Dr. T.M.B. Parker, London, a former rector read the lessons. Rev. J. Phillip Landon A.L.C.D., London, also a former rector gave the address. The text was taken from Isaiah, The combined choirs of Hensall and Exeter Churches led the singing with Mrs, F, Forrest at the console of the organ. Mrs. Maralyn Zibkovic, Exeter, sang "How Great Thou Art", accompanied by Mr. Bob Mackintosh. Mrs. Maud Connon, Mrs. Pat Dobbs and Miss Patricia Connon sang two lovely trios entitled "God gives his people strength" and "Come Rejoicing". Following the service, lunch was served in the parish hall. The honor of cutting the Anniversary cake was given to Mrs. Jared, Arva, a former member of St, Paul's Chureh. Her Father Rev. W.J. Doherty, having been rector of this parish for a number of years, IMPORTANT EVENT COMING UP The W.M.S. of Carmel Presbyterian Church are celebrating their 82nd anniversary on June 5 at 8:15 p.m. Special guest speakers will be Mrs. Gordon Whitton, St, Catharines, Past President of the Hamilton-London Synodical, also Mrs. W.H. Adamson, London, who is Treasurer of the Hamilton- London Synodical and is on the The May 17 meeting of the Magic Circle Unit of Wesley- Willis UCW was held at Mrs. Harvey Howard's home on East St. The leader, Mrs. Oliver, opened the meeting with a poem "A beautiful Recipe" followed by prayer. The theme of the worship period was "on the mountain-top" and was in charge of Mrs. A. L. Rodges, Mrs. Elmer Hugill read the Scripture and the meditation was taken by Mrs. Milton Steepe. Mrs. Rodges closed with a prayer and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. The special speaker for the evening was Mrs. Luther from Zurich. She was introduced by Mrs. Hodges. Her topic was "Angels'". She began by teaching the ladies to sing a chorus "Surely goodness and mercy". Mrs, Luther played the organ and herself sang several numbers. In her address, she compared seraphim, cherubim and angels and explained the difference in these, as quoted in the Bible in numerous passages. The talk proved very interesting to everyone present. Mrs. Doug Bartliff thanked Mrs, Luther and a gift of appreciation was presented, After the business session, Mrs, Harold Wise gave a report on the workshop held at 1st United Church, St. Thomas, to which she was a delegate. After numerous National Cotmcil Be..rd of Canada, who will speak on Current finances of the W.M,S. PERSONALS Mrs, Garnet Mousseall, Ridgetown, spent last week visiting with Mrs. Olive Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Page and David, Burlington, visited over the past week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton. 1ST HENSALL BROWNIE PACK ENJOY HIKE The Brownies of the 1st Hensall pack and their leaders enjoyed a hike to the bush where they held their annual wiener roast and exploration of nature, Theresa Charrette presented a gift from all the Brownies to Tawny Owl, Mrs, Eric Luther, in appreciation of her four years of leadership with the pack. Mrs. Luther who has directed the Brownie choir, will be greatly missed when we resume in the fall, A Mother and Daughter banquet is scheduled for June 22. This concludes activities until fall. The Brownie pack is under the leadership of Brown Owl, Mrs, Rodger Venner and Tawny Owl, Mrs. Cecil Pepper. Anygirl who is seven and wishes to join the Brownie pack in the fall should contact Brown Owl before September. C.O.C. AND EXPLORERS OF CARMEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The C.O.C. and Explorers of the Carmel Presbyterian Church combined last Sunday morning with twelve present. Everyone enjoyed a film entitled —"Sing the glory of Africa". The offering was taken up by Allan Bell. This meeting concluded the activities for the C.O.C. and Explorers until fall. BY RENA CALDWELL The regular meeting of Kippen U. C .W. met on May 24 at the home of Mrs. Robert Elgie. Mrs. Wm Bell, President, opened the meeting with a poem "Recipe for Living". Mrs. Jack Sinclair gave the Devotional, the subject of which, was Faith, Mrs. Rae Consitt read the Scripture. Hymns were sung and Mrs. Sinclair closed the Worship period with a poem. During the business portion of the meeting the minutes were read by Mrs. Edison McLean and approved; the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Ken McLellan; the Sunshine Report by Mrs. N. Dickert, the Rose report by Mrs, Laird Finlayson; the visiting report by Mrs. W. L. Mellis and the Correspondence was read by Mrs. T. Reid. Mrs, Robert Kinsman, introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Lemond of Cromarty who gave an interesting, informative talk interspersed with humour The evening unit of Ontario St. Church held their regular meeting on May 22 in the church parlor. Mrs. Clayton Groves showed slides on Africa which was very interesting. Mrs. Ross Trewartha gave a reading and a hymn was sung with Elva Wilse at the piano, Mrs. Murray Forbes read the scripture and led in prayer. The business was opened with the minutes being read by the secretary and roll call, answered with home and hospital calls. Mrs. Art Aiken read the treasurer's report and seconded by Mrs. George Wright. Mrs, Cecil Elliott reported for the social committee and several functions in the church requiring meals were discussed. The Shuffelboard Club bought 12 coffee spoons and a 30-cup percolator and presented it to the U,C.W. to be used in the church. On a motion by Mrs. Ross Trewartha and seconded by Mrs. that was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Bell thanked Mrs. Lemond. The offering was taken by Mrs. M. Cooper, Courtesy Remarks were given by Mrs. Laird Finlayson who also presented Mrs. Lemond with a small token of appreciation. PERSONALS Mr. Angus Hummell is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, following an appendectomy. Young People's Anniversary Services were held in St. Andrews Church Kippen Sunday May 28 with the Rev. Donald Stuart, former pastor of Kippen, in charge. Special music was provided by the Junior choir and scripture readings by Gregory Love and Bill McGregor. St. Andrews Church, Kippen presented their sister charge Brucefield with lamps for the pulpit and a cheque for $1000.00 Mrs. Norman Long visited the village this week. Magic Circle unit studies Angels Art Aiken it was decided that the bale will be packed on May 23 and sent to London. The flowers for the church for June is in charge of the evening unit. On June 6 is Visitor's Day at Brucefield Church. There is to be a retreat at Camp Menesetung on June 14, Registration begins at 9:30 with everybody to take a box lunch. After some discussion about the June meeting, the Mizpah Benediction was repeated and a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. George Wright and her group.