Clinton News-Record, 1974-02-07, Page 9The Clinton Figure Skating Club held a successful competition last Sunday in Clinton as
part of the Carnival Festivities. Winners were Peggy Jones, left who won the junior girls'
free style and teamed with Carolyn Wood to win the junior dance; Terris Garrow and Cheryl
Flynn who won the novice dance; Mary Anne Cummings and Jane Symons, who won the
senior dance and Chris Baker, who won the junior boys' free skate, (News—Record photo).
Middleton Church receives chalice
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CLINTON NEWS--RECORD, THURSDAY, .E'XBIRVARY 7r m4-4 •
Knox United Church held
their annual meeting last Sun,
day following the church ser-
vice. Members of Unit One of
the United Church Women ser.•
ved lunch and the meeting
followed, At one p.m. Pastor
Alfred Fry was in charge of the
meeting and Opened it with the
scripture reading from Psalm
46, followed by prayers.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were adopted as read
by Norman McDowell in the
absence of the church secretary,
Keith Arthur.
Two elders elected to retire
in 1980 were Mr. Ronald
Hallam and and Mr. Pero'
Youngblut. Four stewards a p-
pointed to retire in 1977 were
Orval McPhee, Norman Wight-
man, Elliott Lapp and Dana
Bean.
Due to the fact that Henry
Brindley had moved, his name
was taken off the Trusteeboard
of Gordon Gross, Maurice
Bean, Percy Youngblut and
Robert Armstrong.
The church treasurer appOin-
ted was Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall and M.&S.
treasurer was Mrs. Donald
Haines. Keith Arthur was
again elected secretary of the
church. Mrs. Oliver Anderson
was appointed to the flower
fund due to the resignation of
Mrs. Torrance Tabb. Mr. Ken-
neth McDougall was asked to
remain as captain of the ushers.
Misses Brenda Ball and Nancy
Anderson were appointed
church auditors. Mr. Ronald
Hallam was again elected Sun-
day school superintendent.
Other business was discussed
and reports received. Pastor
Fry thanked all committees of
the church who made it
possible to enjoy a splendid
year both financially and
spiritually. A vote of thanks
was extended to Pastor and
Mrs. Fry for their spiritual
guidance. Mr. Ron Hallam
also voiced his appreciation.
Pastor Fry closed the meeting
with the benediction.
John Bailey of Blyth visited
one day last week with Mr. and
Mrs. William Straughan.
,,Word was received t,here last,
week of elike 4ndelerimk
John Nevilleitit
was the husband of the late
Mary Ellen Medd and had
visited with relatives and
friends in this district,
Mrs,. Thomas Jardin of
Wingham and Mrs. Donald
Jardin and son Greg of Kit-
chener were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. William
Straughan,
Friends of Harold Vadden of
Blyth in this community wat-
ched Channel 13 T.V. last Satur-
day when he was interviewed
in connection with White Cane
week.
Mrs. Roxy Caves.is a patient
in Clinton hospital, we all wish
her a speedy recovery.
Several from this district
went north to Parry Sound to
snowmobile for the week-end.,
Mr. and Mrs, Luther Morley
of Ailsa Craig visited last Wed-
nesday with Mrs. Cells, Taylor.
Rev. and Mrs. lire Stewart of
Seaforth and Miss Margaret
Roberts of Alma College, St.
Thomas visited last Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. William
Straughan,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, Mrs. Celia Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cart-
wright and family attended the
social evening at the Rectory
last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Liver-
more, Robbie and Donald of
CONGREGATIONAL
MEETING
The Annual Congregational
meeting of Hensall United
Church was held Wednesday
evening. Following a delicious
pot luck supper, Grace Drum-
mond very ably conducted
some humorous contests. Slides
and some movies taken at
various times throughout the
year were shown and enjoyed.
Rev. Beck opened the meeting
by reading scripture from St,
John, and told the story that
the Bible tells, followed by
prayer. A few moments of
silence was held for the sixteen
members who had passed away
this past year.
The annual reports were
handed, out awl reviewed. Cecil
P" asu•Or
pi e treasurers '• re
and Doreen Spencer explained
the U.C.W. report. The budget
for 1974 was presented and ex-
plained by Helyn Drysdale. .A
report of the nominating com-
mittee was given by secretary
Elva Forrest.
The following names were
Fordwieh and Ed Haines of .
Hamilton spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs, Donald
Haines,
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen
received a note of thanks from,
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott
Trudeau, Mrs. Trudeau and
sons for the letter of
congratulations . they sent on
the birth of their second son
being on the date of their both
wedding anniversary.
Prize winners at the weekly
euchre party were: high lady,
Mrs, George Millian; low lady,
Mrs. Duncan MacKay; high
man, Mr. Maitland Allen; low
man, Steven Chamney and
novelty prize winner was Mrs.
Frances Clark.
Congratulations are due to a
former Auburn resident, Jeff
Craig for his achievement in
playing hockey with the Elder-
ton-Lucan Jets. They.won both
games recently at Reno,
Nevada, Jeff is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Craig of
Lucan, formerly of Auburn and
grandson of William J. Craig.
added to the Church board to
serve on different committees:
Doug Cook, Edison Forrest,
Rev, Cliff Britton, Deanna
Brock, David Brock, Ross Cor-
bett, Margaret Kinghorn, Jack
Simmons, Lorne Hay, Doug
Shirray and Jack Drysdale.
Ian McAllister expressed the
thanks of the congregation to
Rev. and Mrs. Back for the past
year and a gift of appreciation
was presented to them by Elva
Forrest. Rev. and Mrs. Back
replied most graciously and the
meeting closed with the singing
of "God be with you till we
meet again" led very ably by,
Harry Horton.
The Heart volunteer who
calls on you at home, will leave
,behinc.va.ipable,educational in-
rmatyw Itgdeot 1464pfully.
e herireit'eaVes niay he your
own,
Heart disease deaths among
adults aged below 65 have
decreased steadily since the
first Heart Fund Campaign in
1958, with your Heart Fund
dollars speeding virtually every
advance.
The A.C.W. of St. James, Mid-
dleton, will meet Thursday
evening February 14th at the
home of Mrs. Alvin Dutot at p
p.m,
A beautiful silver chalice was
consecrated last Sunday mor-
ning in St, James Church by
the rector, the Rev. George.
Youmatoff, to the Glory of God
and as a memorial to Edwaid
Hampson and his wife
Elizabeth (Middleton) Hamp-
son, who were married in this
church on December 23rd,
1908. It is a gift from their
children. ' •
The A.C.W. of St. James,
Middleton held a successful ,
card party in the Sunday
School room last Friday
evening.
There were nine tables of
euchre in play and winners
were; ladies' high, Mrs. Helen
Castrenis; ladies' low, Mary
Smith; men's high, John
Deenes; men's low, S, Wise. .
John Semple had the most
lone hands and John W,,,,Smith,a
the lucky birthday prize. 14.1
The auction of assorted' ar-.,,e
titles donated theetk.C.WeA
PmAiAtt, hf.Aheril
evening and also lucratine. 11
Mr. John W. Smith made an
excellent auctioneer arid ex-
tracted good sums foe apples,
home-made bread, dry goods
etc; one very peculiar donation •
caused merriment and was pur-
chased by a would-be "jogger"
on the. Bayfield Line. The
ladies served lunch.
Mrs. Edward Wise was in
charge of this successful party,
the second in the series, The
third euchre party will be held
Friday evening, February 15th
at 8:15 in the Sunday School
Room,
Dr. and Mrs. R.G. Hunter of
Bayfield and Mr, and Mrs.
Stewart Middleton attended
the Memorial Service for Judge
James E Brown held in Zion
United Church, Brantford on
Thursday last. Mr. Brown ser-
ved as the Liberal member for
Brantford and Brant Con-
stiluency under four Prime
Ministers and later as County
Court Judge of Norfolk County.
His wife is the former
Elizabeth Eedy of St. Marys.
Among those present at this
service was the Lieutenant
Governor of Ontario, in whose
office James Brown Commen-
ced the practice of law at Bran-
tford.
Following the church service,
a reception was held at the
horne, of A.L, Binkley, West-
mount Blvd. Brantford. This
coaRg9.0fiir
Ross ,Macdonald a most
deTatftil to meet, kind'
and witty.
Mr. and Mrs. Neale Trewar-
tha of Doyynsview, Miss Janice
Middleton ,of Belleville and
Miss Rosanne Middleton of
Fanshawe College spent the
weekend 'with their parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Middleton.
Also on Sunday February
3rd, Mr. and Mrs. David Orr
(nee Sandra Middleton)
presented Ross and Mabel with
their first grandson, born at
2:30 a.m. in the Goderich
Hospital.
Horticultural
Society to
plan book
A meeting of the Clinton
Horticultural Society executive•
was held on Thursday, January
31 in the board room of the
Agriculture office.
Committees were chosen for
this year's activities which in-
clude the year book, flower
shows in June and August, a
booth at the Clinton' Spring
Fair and the upcoming bus trip
to the O'Keefe Centre flower
show on March 7.
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