Clinton News-Record, 1972-12-21, Page 1522, DEATHS
COOK: Suddenly at Hensall, Satur-
day, December 16, 1972, the former
Elizabeth M. Thompson, Beloved
wife of the late Norman E, Cook, of
Hensel' in her 79th year. Dear
mother of Robert and Douglas,
Hensall, Dr. Norma Hopkinson,
Lion's Head,. Mrs. Gary (Eleanor)
Corlett, Toronto, Also surviving are
twelve grandchildren, The funeral
,service was held at Bonthron
Funeral Home, Hensall on
Tuesday, December 19 with inter-
ment in Exeter Cemetery.
MCNAUGHTON; At Mason Villa
Hospital, London on Friday,
December 15, 1972 Kathleen M,
McNaughton of 21 Grand Ave.,
London in her 78th year. Beloved
daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs.
John McNaughton. Dear sister of J.
Ritchie McNaughton of London,
aunt of Mrs. John (Margaret)
Howard, of Weston. The funeral
service was at St. James' (Westmin-
ster) Anglican Church, London on
Monday, December 18, with inter-
ment in Bayfield Cemetery.
26. CARD OF THANKS
TYNDALL: I would like to thank
all my friends and relatives who
visited me and sent flowers and
cards, Thanks also to Dr. Baker
and those who helped at home in
any way while I was a patient in
Victoria Hospital, Murray Tyn-
dall.—c5lb
To old
friends and,
k*1 new go our wishes
for a wonderful Christmas ,season,
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friends and neighbours for cards,
flowers, treats and visits while a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter and St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, A special thanks to Dr.
Wallace, Dr, Hessian and doctors
and nurses in the Intensive Care
Unit. Thanks to Miss Claypole, nur-
ses and staff, Rev, Paul Packman
for his visits, Kippen U,C,W. and to
Hoffman Ambulance Service,
Season's greetings to all, Emerson
Kyle.—c5lb
SCOTCHIVIER: I wish to express
my appreciation for flowers, gifts,
cards and visits received during my
stay in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich. Special
thanks to Dr. Deathe, Dr. Flowers,
the nursing staff and to those who
helped at home. Jack Scotch-
mer.-05 lb
TOWNSHEND: I wish to thank
those who sent cards, gifts and
visited me while a patient in Clin-
ton Public Hospital. Thanks to the
nurses and staff for their kindness,
also thanks to Dr. Newland, Dr,
Baker, Rev, Youmatoff, Rev.
Mowatt and my brother. Ernest
Townshend.—c5lb
GRAHAM: The family of the late
Rev. John Graham wishes to ex-
press their appreciation for the
many messages of sympathy and
floraNributes. They were a great
source of comfort. Constance
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happy home, all season long.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY
.CLASSIFINDS- BY .MI‘VENA EflIcK043N
The Bayfield Lions Club 4in-
ner meeting December l.2 at the
Community Centre was well
tended.
They discusser 'Peeking and
distributing of Christmas
baskets to the shut-ins, made
more plans for the big Winter
Carnival weekend at New
Years and were informed that
ticket sales on a high powered
snowmobile were picking up,
They learned with regret that
three members, namely
Messers, Grant Stirling, Harvey
Coleman and Jack Scotchmer
were all hospitalized and
wished them "speedy
recovery,"
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT
The annual Sunday School
Christmas Concert of St. An-
drews United Church was held
Friday evening Dec. 15 in the
Church basement with Rev, J.
Reddock as chairman.
The Sunday School children
entertained with songs,
recitations, piano solos, skits
and drills, assisted by the
United Church Women who did
a skit with Mrs. Joanne Bullen
as the Postmistress.
The Couples Club presented
two dialogues, one being a
"Radio Broadcaster" and the
other "Santa on Trial."
The senior boys did a puppet
show with poor Santa being
hijacked and held for ransom.
Throughout the evening Christ-
mas Carols were sung by the
audience.
Later, Santa arrived and
distributed candy bags to the
Sunday School members and
the children in the audience.
CAROL SERVICE
The annual Candlelight
Carol Service held in St, An-
drews United Church, Sunday,
Dec. 17 was well attended and
very much enjoyed by everyone.
Mrs. Verna Lobb, Clinton,
was guest pianist for the service
and assisted Mrs. Molly Cox,
organist and choir director,
throughout the evening.
Solos by John Siertsema
"What is This?" and by Ted
Dunn "Keep Christ in Christ-
mas"; a trio comprised of
Peggy and Lynda Campbell
and Dawn Emma McLeod,
$ "Carol of,the..Drum"-;. a quartet
number by Mrs. Molly Cox,
Doreen McKenzie, John Siert-
sema and Ted Dunn, "When
the Lord of Love was Born";
numerous Choir numbers and
Hymn selections with the
Congregation gave much
pleasure and thought to those
attending.
An hour of fellowship was
enjoyed in the Church
basement, following the service.
ANGLICAN SERVICE
It has been the tradition of
Trinity Anglican Church, not
only to celebrate Christmas
day, but to prepare for the
celebrations by the reading of
the Christmas story, intersper-
sing the readings with carols
taken from the wealth of music
dedicated to God. This service
called "The Festival of the
Nine Lessons" was held Sun-
day morning, Dec. 17. •
The Lessons, taken from
scripture passages in the Bible,
were read by Andrew Erickson,
Fred Hulls, Harry Baker, Mrs.
Evelene Earl, Mrs. Vine
Parker, Mrs. Lorna Merner,
Philip DeBoulaY and the Rec-
tal., Rev, G, Youmatoff, each
presenting the different church
groups.
Christmas Carols were sung
by the congregation and choir
joining their voices in a very
beautiful service,
For the first time 'in a nu m-
ber of years, Trinity Anglican
Church Sunday School held a
Christmas Concert, Sunday,
Dec. 17,
The Junior Sunday School
opened by singing "Jingle
Bells," Recitations by Dawn
Merner, Cindy Cluff and An-
drew Erickson and a skit en-
titled "The Hole in the
Stocking" performed by Cindy
Cluff and Andrew Erickson, a
reading by Ricky Johnson and
the entire Sunday School doing
the "Christmas Story" with the
teachers, Mrs. Lorraine Haely
and Miss Karen Gemeinhardt
doing the narrating assisted by
the audience singing ap-
propriate Christmas Carols,
were all thoroughly enjoyed by
everyone.
Rev, George Youmatoff, sang
a very beautiful solo number
"0 Holy Night" accompanied
by the church organist Mrs.
Don Johnson.
The highlight of the after-
noon was the arrival of Santa
Claus who distributed gifts to
all the children, assisted by An-
drew Erickson.
A lovely lunch and treats for
the children were all donated
by the ladies guild of Trinity
Church.
MIXED EUCHRE CLUB
The Christmas social evening
of the mixed euchre club was
held in the Municipal Building
Wed. evening, Dec, 13 with 20
members present.
Prizes were won by Dorothy
Merner, Vina Parker, Frank
McClinchey and Brown Lind-
say. the next meeting will be on
Wed. evening, January 10.
LADIES GUILD
Trinity Anglican Church
Ladies' Guild met at the home
of Mrs. Bessie Hulls, Tuesday
evening, Dec. 12; eight members
and. one guest Mrs. Harry
Baker were present. a.
The meeting opened by. the
president, Mrs, Vina Parker,
with a reading "Chris,triqc
the WOr 171,1' giregi
particularly the celebrations ,in-
Austria. The LordS Prayer was
repeated in unison and the Rec-
tor read the lesson him the
Gospel of St. Luke.
The secretary, Mrs. Greta
Scotchmer, gave her report,
which was adopted. Cards of
thanks for flowers and cards
were, received and filed. The
treasurer, Mrs. Lorna Merner,
gave her report, moved it s
adoption, seconded by Mrs.
Maude Weston and moved all
outstanding bills be paid.
Mrs. Fib Youmatoff and Mrs.
Lorna Merner paid birthday
money.
The Sunday School party
was finalized to be held Sunday
afternoon in the Parish Hall;
the Guild to provide lunch.
Mrs. Ruby Fitzsimons, Mrs.
Bessie Hulls arid Mrs. Lorna
Merner will present a slate of
officers at the January meeting
to be held January 9 at the
home of Mrs. Greta Scotchmer.
The Rector requested our
assistance in purchasing special•
paper for our Church Bulletin.
This was approved.
A delicious lunch was served
by the hostess whose husband
Fred is the People' Warden.
She was assisted by Mrs. Harry
Baker, wife of the Minister's
Warden,
PERSONALS
Miss Rhea Sturgeon, Lon.
don, was a weekend guest of
her parents Mr, and Mrs. J, 13.
Sturgeon, and brothers Bud
and Andrew.
Miss Barbara Graham, Fan-
shawe College London,'is spen-
ding her winter vacation with
her parents and family, Mr.
and Mrs, Pat Graham, Nancy
and John.
Mrs. Norman F. Cooper,
Mount Clemens, Michigan is
spending a few weeks at their
village residence.
Mr. Bud Robinson, Cobalt
and Mr. Calvin Scotchmer,
Iroquois Falls, have taken up
residence in the Riley home on
Keith Crescent.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leney,
London, were registered guests
in the Albion Hotel for the
weekend.
A warm welcome to new
residents Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Bonthron (formerly Hensel))
who are -now residing in their
home purchased from Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Scotchmer,
overlooking the Bayfield River.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber and
Mr. and Mrs. Roches Faber,
Kippen, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Penhale,
Rick and Wendy.
Dinner guests Saturday
evening with Mrs. Gilbert
Knight were Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Sturgeon, Rhea and Andrew
and Mrs, Kay Gemeinhardt
and Karen.
A family dinner held at the
home of Brown Lindsay, Sun-
day, Dec. 17 was attended by
Mrs. Bill Orr, Mr. and Mrs.
George Heard and Larry, Mr.
and Mrs. John Lindsay, Mrs.
Jean Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Blair and Mr. George Lindsay,
Paris.
Mr. Rob Erickson was a
weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Bennewies and family,
Seaforth.
Sincere condolences to Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Graham and
family in the loss of a father
and grandfather Rev. John
Grahere,,Wallacetewp.„
Mr. Gary Potter,
Holmesville, was an over-night
guest, Saturday at the J. B.
Sturgeon home.
A thank-you for the interest
and comments on two copies of
a survey recently conducted by
the Health and Social Services
of Huron County was received
at the Bayfield Council recen-
tly.
A yellow card must be at-
Jached in a conspicuous place
when any' job relating to
sewage systems is being carried
out, stated a letter from Huron
County Health Unit, Goderich.
Reeve Oddleifson reported
on his attendance at County
Council and spoke of the Of-
ficial Plan for the County, if
passed by the Government, will
be another "first" for Huron
County,
In other business, Council
endorsed a resolution passed by
the Clerk-Treasurers
Association on Nov, 22, 1972,
that a letter be sent to the
Huron County Board of
Education, stating that
payments be made twice yearly,
an June 30 and December 15;
filed a request from Essex
County Flood Relief Fund
requesting a donation to aid
the flood victims along Lake
Erie and Pelee Island;
authorized Road Foreman
John Lindsay to purchase
flares for the road grader; and
were informed by Clerk
Graham that $2000 had been
allocated to the Village from
the Provincial Government for
the Winter Works Incentive
Program and suggested it be
used to complete the work on
the Community Centre.
The next meeting will ab at
the call of the Reeve.
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