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11Y MRS, BERT SHOBBROON
UNITED CHURCH
Greeting into the Sanctuary
were John Jewitt and Harry
Lear, Ushers were Larry Car-
ter, Stewart Glousher, Murray
Runk* and Ken Scanlon. The
choir anthem was "Somebody's
knocking at your door" and
Rev. McDonald's children's
theme was "One day at a
time," His message was "Life is
too short, to be little."
AIMWELL UNIT
The Ainnwell unit of the
U.C.W. met September 17 at
the home of Fern McClure. The
president, Mary Peel gave the
call to worship with a hymn.
The scripture was read and
meditation followed. Mary Peel
led in prayer. A hymn closed
the worship. Helen Lawson
moved a vote pf thanks to those
who planned the prime. It was
seconded by Edyth Beacom.
A discussion of the junior
congregation was held, Joan
Whyte and Florence Cartwright
offered to buy supplies and
Bibles for graduation. The Fall
Rally is October 11 at 7 p.m. in
Ontario St. United Church,
Clinton,
A date for the Thankoffering
was dicussed. The committee to
look after the pot luck lunch
are Elma Jewitt, Ella Jewitt
and Betty HuIley. A thank you
was read from Lisa Duizer.
Edyth Beacom and Mary Peel
presented the program. They
held a question and answer
period on India. Edyth showed
a film on London and Mary
brought the write up of Mrs.
Davidson of Brucefield to
everyone's attention. Edyth
played excerpts of a record
"Pass it on" and "Family of
Man." Lunch was served by
Addie flunking and Marjorie
Duizer,
PERSONALS
Miss Edyth Beacom spent
last week attending the O.E.S.
Grand Chapter sessions in Win-
dsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hooper
and Mrs. Edna Holmes of
Dresden visited on Sunday
with the latter's sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Durnin.
Mr. Mervyn Lobb, R.R. 2,
Clinton, also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Durnin on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
McGregor moved to Clinton
last week having purchased the
home of late Mr, and Mrs, Bert
Lobb. The McGregors have
sold their farm to their on, Mr.
and Mrs, Donald McGregor.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Shobbroelt
Darrell and Diana were his
brother, Mr, and Mrs. Dennis
Shobbroely Kim and Cindy of
Galt.
Mr, and Mrs, J. Claire Vin-
cent, Mr. and Mrs, Dave An-
derson, Mr, and Mrs. Jim
Jamieson and Mrs. Alma Tyn-
dall were guests at the wedding
of Frank Yardella and Nancy
Buchanan in Toronto on Satur-
day. Nancy is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Don Buchanan,
R.R. 1, Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Radford
of Niagara Falls spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Radford and attended
the sale of their mother Mrs.
Alice Radford's estate in Blyth
on Saturday.
Visitors Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon
Bradley and Deana were Mr.
and Mrs. Alf. Bell and Heather
of Prince Rupert B.C„ Mr.
Stanley Lyon of Blyth, Mrs.
Edna Holmes, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hooper of Dresden, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Lyon and family,
Mrs. Laura Lyon and Miss
Edyth Beacom.
Mr. Jeff Shaddick of
Moorefield and Miss Lloy
Shaddick of Kitchener spent
the weekend with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick.
A number from here atten-
ded the centennial church ser-
vice for Blyth and Wingham
Masonic Lodges held in Blyth
United Church when Rev.
Harold Snell was guest
speaker. A social hour was
spent with Blyth Order of
Eastern Star serving lunch,
Holmesville
4H meets
HOLMESVILLE IIi
The Holmesville III 4-H club
held their second meeting on
Monday, September 24 at the
Holmesville Public School. The
theme of the meeting was
Firench cooking,
Sherry Hodgins opened the
meeting with the pledge and
followed by the roll call being
answered by all seven mem-
bers. We then chose 7C's for
our club name. The name por-
trays places all over the world
and the seven members. The
minutes were read by Helen
Kaastra and Marie Bottles
discussed our handout, sheets,
Mrs. Yea demonstrated
Tourtiere with Jacke Brand
and Shirley Heykoop as her
assistants. Tourtiere, made by
the French, was made with a
variety of pigeons, where it
derived its name.
After the meeting three clubs
met to sample each other's
delicious dishes. These dishes
consisted of Onion Soup and
Croutons, Tourtiere and
Grand,peres for desert.
-Terri Van Dongen
Business and Professional
Directory
The all-Ontario Juvenile Baseball Champs of Clinton were honored Monday night when the
Clinton Legion held a banquet for them. The local branch sponsored the team this year. The
town will honor the boys at a later date. (News-Record photo)
Eastern Star makes $500 gift
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MRS. ROBERT
(SYLVIA) BAKER
Mrs. Robert (Sylvia) Baker
of RR 2, Goderich passed away
suddenly in Heerenveen,
Holland on September 14, 1973,
She was 59,
Mrs. Baker was born the for-
mer Sylvia Schurer to the late
Clarence and Freda Schurer on
March 1, 1914 in Tjaliebred,
Holland,
In 1936, she married Robert
Baker in Joure, Holland and in
1951 the couple immigrated to
Canada and settled in Wood-
bridge Ontailo. They moved to
Glen Williams Ontario and
then to the Clinton area. Mr,
Baker survives her,
Mrs, Baker was a member of
the Clinton and District
Christian Reformed Church
where she was a member of the
Ladies Aid and the choir.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by five sons, Wayne,
Clarence and John of
Georgetown. Ontario, James at
home and Robert of Limehouse,,
Ontario: four daughters, Mrs.
Albert (Freda) Snippe of
Limehouse, Ontario, Mrs. Ren-
sel (Clare) Meyer of Guelph,
Mrs, John (Agnes) Bylsma of
Kingston, and Cathy at home;
three sisters, Mrs. Jake
(Cathrina) Wever of Belleville,
Suz (Lamkje) DeJong of
Schurer, Holland, Mrs. Jan
(Griet) Vis of Holland; and one
brother Johannes Schurer of
Holland.
Funeral services were held at
the Clinton and District
Christian Reformed Church on
September 21, 1973 with Rev. A.
Beukemia in charge. Burial
was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Wayne,
Clarence, John, Jim and Bob
Baker and John Bylsma.
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Peppy Wall end owner, and officials Of the Carom:11ln
Trotting Association and Benson and Hedges polo for
the cameras after Peppy won the $6,000 final Of the
OHHA-Belvedere Stake in Clinton last Sunday. Kin-
smen Ron JeWitt and Dave Beattie are In the
background. (News-Record phOtO)
SPRING FARM REFLECTION ORMSBY (VG-ST)
A number of attractive daughters sell.
ROSAFE SHAMROCK PERSEUS (Ex-Extra)
Several slaughters sell one is SP with 22,705 milk - 762 fat
DIVIDEND CLIPPER (Extra)
He has a 'nice group of daughters selling, many with records of
15,000 lbs. and up.
1!,.1PYS.RECORP, THURSDAY,. SEPTEMBER 27, .1974
The Clinton Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star held its last
meeting for 72-73 officers on
Sept. 6. Election of officers for
the ensuing year was held and
Mrs. Laurie Slade was elected.
Worthy Motion and Mr.
Willard Aiken, Worthy Patron,
Installation for this year will
be held in October.
Also, at this meeting the
Chapter made several con-
tributions to local appeals.
Some of these were Huronview
"Redis for Residents",
Canadian Cancer Society,
Canadian Institute for the
Blind (local branch), Estarl
and all other appeals
throughout the year. The
present Matron and Patron,
Mr, and Mrs. Don Kay, chose
the Cardiac and Intensive Care
Unit at Clinton Public Hospital
for their project. A cheque for
$500.00 dollars was presented
to Mr. Orval Englestad to be
used to help improve this Unit.
Grand Chapter which has
just concluded in Windsor was
held at the Cleary Auditorium
with a registration of ap-
proximately 2500 members.
Members from Clinton who at-
tended in whole or in part were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kay W.M.
and W.P., Mrs. Lawrie Slade
A.M. and official delegate,
Willard Aiken A.P., Mrs.
Wiliard Aiken, sec., Mrs. Bert
Garrett, P.D.D.G.M., Mrs. Win.
Wells, P.M., Mrs. Don Watson,
P.M., Mrs. Wm, Norman, P.M.
and Mrs. Alex Haddy.
The Worthy Grand Matron,
Mrs. Oliver Thrasher of
Amherstberg chose for her
project the Burns Institute of
the Shriners' Hospital for Crip-
pled Children. A presentation
of $6,000 was made at one of
the sessions to Mr, Jack Saren-
son of Mitchell a Past Poten-
tate in the Shrine.
Eastern Star has an internal
project called Estarl
(Eastern Star Training in
Religious Leadership) for
young men and women of any
denomination. This year during
Grand Chapter Sessions, 94
scholarships of $300 each were
presented to the grateful
recipients.
Middleton
Douglas Middleton and Mr.
Peter Martin O'Shea in Thor-
nhill United Church, included
Mrs. Fred Middleton, Miss
Agnes Middleton of Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor
of RR 3 Walton, Mr. and Mrs.
J, B. Taylor of Londesboro and
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Middleton, Mr. and Mrs, J. W.
Counter, Mr, and Mrs. R. T.
Campbell and Mr, and Mrs.
Stewart Middleton.
Mary Lynn Middleton is a
granddaughter of the late John
R. Middleton. She is an
honours graduate of the
University of Toronto and her
husband Peter O'Shea is on the
staff of the Royal Bank of
Canada, Toronto,
Their _ wedding reception and
dinner was held at the Thor-
nhill Country Club.
150 "MODERNCREST"
DISPERSAL
AT BRUBACHER SALE ARENA
September 28th
This Is a large, high-quality herd with records to 22,705 milk - 762 fat and a Rolling Herd
Average of 132-1315, SCA, Many are Good Plus, with some prospects far higher classifi-
cation, anti several cows have milked to over 100 lbs. per day in present lactationa. Good size, pleasing type, beautiful udders and eXcellent condition make this a very attractive
offspring)
SEILUNG TRIUNE ACHILLES (Ex)
He has a fine group of daughters selling — more than we have ever sold in one sale before.
An outstanding selectiOrs of young females by such noted A.1, sires as "Pontiac Chieftain",
"Maple Joe", "Perseus Mark", "Wayne Achilles", "Reflection Ormsby", and "Medalist",
and a son of "Rockshan".
'there are 20 Grades selling 10 cows and
10 heifers — including AS fancy a grad as we
have Over sold,
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The annual service of
Thanksgiving for the Blessings
of harvest, will be held in St.
James Anglican Church, Mid-
dleton on Sunday September 30
at the regular hour of 11.15 a.m.
The Rector, the Rev. George
Youmatoff will be in charge,
Do plan to attend this colorful
traditional festival service. We
regret the error in last week's
notice.
PERSONALS
Area members of the Mid-
dleton clan, who attended the
wedding last Saturday of Miss
Mary Lynn Middleton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Guelph, Ontario FRIDAY
at 11 a.rn,
HEAD The herd of
Wm. Gerais — RI, Clinton, Ont.
NOTE The poor producers and peer-uddered
efts have been dulled. this IS 'a mighty tine
herd with plehty of youth 1