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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-09-01, Page 3■fNM TJwSLr Sept. 1, 1946-r-rClinton New$-R©coi. ■ ...__ _ - , . __ _ v - 120 youngsters Enjoy VBS Classes At Christian Reformed Church Teachers And Leaders At Vacation School Supervisor of the Clinton Christian Reformed Church daily vacation Bible school, Mrs. Albert Postma and Mrs. Henry Kuiper, music supervisor, holding a Bible, are surrounded by the teachers of the two-week school held in the church from August 15 to 26. (News-Record Photo) From August 15 to 26» the Christian Tteforimiegl Church -held iits doors wide open for children to attend the daily Vacation Bible School .classes. Appro^mutoly 120; chijdreh responded and with their teach* ers and helpers, enjoyed a won derful two weeks. - . Every morning, all children gathered in the church to learn a pew song from the music sup ervisor Mrs., H. Kuiper. After a half hour of singing, opening devQitions and birthday wishes, all children went to their res pective classes where Bible stor ies were told, questions answer ed and crafts made. Theme of the course was * ’Learning to Know-God" pub lished by the Christian Unform ed Publishing House, Grand Rapids, Michigan. •• ] Collections for the two week period amounted to $60.22 and were earmarked for a leprosy colony -in Nigeria. * Busy supervisor of the school was Mrs. Albert Postma, Rev, G. Jfeersihk was the piapist. Friday evening’s VBS ©los ing program was? well attended by parents and friends. Teadher of the first class, Mrs. C. Gredanus, Clinton, with her helpers, Ruth Bylsma Dianne Broeze and Cathy Ott, supervised a skit "Noah”. The second cla-ss, taught by Mrs. S. Vanderwal, spoke and sang of “Th© Ten Command ments1', Her helpers were Jane Bouman, Marilyn, Rathwell and Annette Rehorst. The third class was led by Mrs, w, Vriezipga. Her thepne was "This Little Light of Mine”. Her helpers were Joanne Veldihuis and -Joanne Broeze. Mrs. J, Land taught the fourth class. Her class,, spoke of ‘The Home Over Th'ere’. They also sang in connection with their tfheme. Mrs,, X<wd's help- ers were .Gertie Veenstra and Betty Howse, Fifth Class was led by Mrs. J, Veenstra with her helper, Frieda Maaskant, Their theme was •“Naaman”. Mrs. Jane Nyl led the sibdh class with helpers Jenpy Stryker and Margaret Postma. Their theme was ‘'God’s Love'”. Seventh class was taught by Mrs. H, Stryker and helpers Alice Rpordfa and Nelly Maas kant, Their them© was ’‘Crea tion". Senior class was taught by Mrs, L. Dykstra and helper Jo anne Imans©. They performed “Jericho”. , After the program the par ents were invited to view the children's work, displayed in the hails of the church. . >iw»imamw.wi'.iiii|iStart Your Family on I DAVIT ES now! MULTIPLE VITAMINS and MINERA Take Just One Capsule Dally 1 $4.95 ............ 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Chippawa Secon- ' dairy School and enlisted in the RCAF in November 1965, Raymond also attended- x Clinton Collegiate a few years ago when his father was sta tioned at Clinton with the air force. •/ AC1 Wells is now posted to' Canadian Forces Base 6RD Trenton, where he will be re- • porting for duty after visit ing with his parents While on leave1. AC1 RAY WELLS I Grade four pupils preparing their hymns and songs for the Bible school closing concert Friday evening. Use Classified Ads. fcor Quick Results SUNSET DRIVE-IN GODERICH THURSDAY IS ..“BUCK NIGHT” FOR A CARLOAD Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sept. 1-2-3 WINNER OF 8 ACADEMY AWARDS Including Best Picture MY FAIR LADY" T — In Color — Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison ~su”m d ay7September’ 4~ TRIPLE MIDNIGHT SHOW "Frankenstein Meets Spacemen" "Curse of the Voodoo" .AND "Circus of Horrors" — In Color — Adult Entertainment mon7,'tues7,we'd7 Sept. 5-6-7 "A Very Special Favor" Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, Charles Boyer ' AND No Name On The Bullet" Audie Murphy, Joan Evans Charles Drake Both Shows In Color — t Bruce McBride ,500 . In Scholarships Bruce McBride, 19 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McBride, Varna, is th© recipi ent of two scholarships — a $1,000 Alumrii Entrance Schol arship from the Ontario Agri cultural College at Guelph (the only one of its kind in the B.Sc. and Agricultural Engin eering course in which Bruce is enrolled) and a $500 entrance scholarship from the Univer sity of Guelph, Bruce' was th©' only Ontario Scholar this year to graduate from Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton. HOLMESVILLE MRS. LLOYD BOND Phone 482-3210 Robert Norman accompanied by Bruce Rath,well and Waiter McIlwain left on Saturday for a two week motor trip to Van couver, B.C. Mrs. Gladys Whitmore, Blyth, is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Orville Blake. Mr. and tMrs. Gerald Blake left on Thursday for a vacation trip through Northern Ontario; Mr. and Mirs. Ray Vincent and 'Mark were>Sund'ay guests' o'f Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grigg. 1-H Club The Holmesville 4-H Supper Club will begin the second week of September. Any girl of 12 years and over interested in this ihomemaking project con tact Mrs. Eldon Yeo, RR 3 Olinton. ■----------o——-----— Use Classified Ads. % I Grade one at the Christian Reformed Church Bible School rehearse hymns and songs last Friday morning. »"• ......11 " 1 1 ........" ' ■■ ......~ ' 1 ........... ■ ...— —, Takes Pleasure In Introducing Formerly of the Beauty Salon at CFB Clinton Cathy will be working at Charles House of Beauty Oh Thursday, Friday arid Saturday Every Week. 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