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sanctuary Wood, was i ltro i iced by Joan. Florida.
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mono i�the were Miss She..gave her.message in tw,o 'Mrs, �. ela�rQ �,aldv�el'l
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and Mr. Jimparts and was assisted by
too, �esli�oac• from spending the past week
FaMr. and .,
�a�i�esQu and the ushers weac+�. Lear an, , th organ, her
a e Hulley, "Bryan. McClure,/ companying Ruth Vincentand th Joe daughter,
Mr. and
Marjorie Duizer, whA g
�;s� Pollard and Keith i�Owatt. �
, The choir anthem was "God during Glen, Taronto• appropriate numbers Bay
Bruce Kelly
EVerYWhere".. Jim Hattie's message. The roll call Mr. and Mrs.
tnieson.
.' clerk of session, •was answered by 18 Members.. and Cathy of Thunder Marjorie Holzer had coffee spent the weekendwith Jack
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',presented to Rev. McDonald
�' baptism, tism, they children:
1Christopher John, son of John
d Judy (Scott) Dixon; Scott
ussell, son of David and Jill
cott) Jervis; and William
Ames son of ken and Laura
oholl) Scott.
Rev. McDonald's message
::Was from the text John 7-17. If
7 will doHis will" Next
spoons and the study pak on parents, Mr. an r •
display and also the book "mile. Riley. On Sunday, Mr. y n Vicky
50", the church's anniversary ArnoldRiley, ,-
book. Thankyous were read Lon,
Mr. anal Mrs. Carman
from Howard Clark, Joan Riley also visited their parents.
Middegal, Austin Dexter, Ben Mr.. and Mrs: Russell
ood
'Riley, Guy Leiper and Mrs. add Mr. Wellington Good,
Buchanan. Blyth, visited on Sunday withs
A letter was read from Mrs. Robert Good and
inton . Hospital Auxiliary Vera Good of Goderich.
ny man ser- erning their Florence Ten ladles from here
1 Wednesday held byte um-
W.I. dessert euchre and tickets were given out for
unday will be Women's
cane on May tended the dessert euchre on
Nightingale Day 19th
h S
• the Ham Supper on May 21st. merhill Ladies.
The W .L closed the season
The unit is .once again ,spon- The Hi -C members are
holding
m•rd ,,parties on Friday night coring -Gail Lear's piano recital. their annuani nigiety
ht ,lipril 25th with a dessert euchre on May 28. The May meeting concert on Saturday g
',
'Ninth guests from Blyth, Clinton will be awork-bee on May 20. 3rd
3rd in Hulled
nd Mrs Tea Fothergill
and Walton..Rev. McDonald The June meeting will be h andr' family attended the
said Grace and • lunch was at Helen Lawson's, and the rollof her niece, Miss
l' -served, smorgasbord, followed call will be an exchange of wedding David
cards with 18 tables in play. plants, Lunch was servedobe Connie hSimpson, to id at Centra'' United
Y V i BurnsMills
1Che winners were: ladies' high, Joan Whyte, Owen Sound. The
hazel Reid • lone hands; Mrs. Velma Preszcator. Church, h ld
at the Gray Granite Curling
VAROETY
IIEATHER'S
Just North of 1-ondesboro on highwaY No. 4
_.. _ Brownies and Rangers held their annual leadership seminar
More• than 100 leaders of Guides S
in Clinton last Saturday. The leaders were from Beaver Division, which includes Clinton and
Goderich and an area stretching to Mount Forest and Walkerton. Here Mrs. Dorothy Crocker of
St. Marys, left, discusses a point with fellow Guide leaders: (News.ReCord photo)
All warfare and bloodshed in the human world is due to the
lack of unity between the religions. obscur d the true purpose of Superstition
eligionowhich dogma
the
have
unification of all men. -
'Marks, Walton; low, Gloria
Adams; men's high, Gordon
Walton; sone hands, Club.;
Murray, Sylvia . Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobb'•ook
• Ted Fothergill; low, Y took Mrs. Rev. Don
Trick, (playing as a man); have returned Vertheir
from winter SnellhPaul,cMr.'-aYtd�Mrs• Les
most zeros, ladies -Mrs. C. home at the �
Snell to London airport on
Cunningham Clinton, man - � in Toronto. Pat Sunday to return to their homes
'Norman Cartwright; birthday Congratulations to topEdmonton, Alberta, and
nearest to April 25th, (donated Stackhouse on winning in,
by Myrtle Fairservice)B.C. Theyey then went to
Mrs. C. rite and Thursday Kelona,
P trophyd the day Annual Woodstock to spend McCutcheson, Walton. night atWingham Lions. Mr. and
tickets on boxes of Talent Show in tap dancing. • with their daughter,
Lucky Rena Mrs. Norman Wright is a Mrs. Ross Millson and family.
�roceries were won by went with them. '
Watt, Russell Good and Cathy patient in Clinton Hospital.Her
Frank MELorne Husking is at -
recovery. friends wish her a speedythe W I. annual
recovery• tending
g
Ladies
bowlin league Mr. Jack Snell was admitted Officers Conference' loo this at e
to Victoria Hospital, London, on .University of
Wates On April. 23, the • Londesboro Sunday for hip surgery*. week.
Ladies' Bowling League held -
their banquet, catered to by the
. supper and reception was e
basement. - ' Kinettes,X. �:. r a l r Union
asbo d d»nbr;+'.xhi�ar to �� Rebekah Lodge, Parkhill, to
morg ,__, Clinton Environmental tend their meeting
ut• high average, C ie of Clinton 'was
NancyRoy 199;runner-up, the president
'roe
For more information write:
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preciation at returning to the Interment was in Bayfield a Goderich, ox tont.
By Joyce PepperCemetery.
Amber Rebekah Lodge meeting.- Parker, Pallbearers were George
Noble Grand Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Dorothyeack Peck, Ken
Consitt presided recently for Warden presided over the -Cl Cowan, Lorne Thompson,
the -official visit of Mrs. Jean program when Sylvia Bell,
e D.D.P. Huron District playing the electric guitar and Bert Thompson and Laird
Bridge, the Vice- accompanied by her mother, Finalyson.
No 23 assisted by Bell favoured with
Grand Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Edith e
MacGregor. The visitors were several Corbett gave selections.
oreading colt fled
zel
received and Jr. P.N.G. Mrs. t"
Aldeen Volland introduced
Mrs. Bridge to the lodge.
Mrs. Hazel Corbett L.S.V.G.
reported for the finance
committee and Mrs. Dorothy
Corbett, treasurer, gave the
semi-annual report. Mrs., Olga
Chipchase R.S.N.G. gave a
detailed report of the district
meeting held in Brussels and it
was announced Mrs. Irene
Harnack of Goderich had been
chosen as the incoming D.D.J.
for 1975-76. The inaugural
meeting is to .be held . in
Goderich June 25 at 8 p.m., and
all Past Noble Grands are to
attend.
The Oddfellow and Rebekah
Degree Rally will be held in
Stratford on Saturday,
November 1 and Open House at
the Home in Barrie is on Ma 17
from T=9:30 p:m. VAn Tnvi ion
was accepted from Emerald
/ on May6
were given o . Loris Cory
ie
-of Improvement Committee to and perform the closing
elected1975-76orothy Carter 196; high triple,'buy tree planters for the main ceremony. The district church
the Clinton Kinett s l Jewitt of
Roy; 735; runner-up, • street; a $1,500 donation to service will be held in Hensall
hurch
ClancyShe succeeds Chrystal Cystic Fibrosis; a $500 donation United Church May 4 at 11 a.m: `
high single, Clinton. Y
�onalda Bell, 710;
renda Radford 32 and Florence Other officers elected in- to the Clinton Figure .S�ir►g Members are to y 4 at at the
27 • most im- vice- Club with -a -pledge to support Lodge Hall at 10 :30.
ted, Fl, 3 , eluded: Carol Bowker, ,
d, Florence Cartwright; resident; Maxine Merner, them next year; a $300 donation The - District Deputy
p ` - Rolling Pins - p secretary; Carol sponsor the bantam girls' president spoke briefly on
High ' ,team recording and Reaping",
Nancy .Roy, Dorothy Aerie, Finch, treasurer; registrar, baseball team; and a pledge to "Sowing
Florencepee wee girls' • stressing friendship, love; work.
'3 'Cartwright,
Wallace, Joan McLaren; bulletin editor, give $250 if a and good health. Mrs.
%atheright, runnersno Wilts, June Donna Gibbings; and assistant baseball team is formed. Marguerite Crawford, PDDP of
Fothergill; up - Pin bulletin editor, Evelyn Feeney.
da Radford, some of 'the The kinettes are also Bussefrom thei brlodge andht etings
Mrs.
Chasers - Bien Among regularly entertaining theMyrtle Orr of Exeter, a former
Jrhnston, Delores
Rosemary charitable protects undertaken Huronview Ladies to a morning expressed ap-
Howatt, Gerrie Kennedy, Vi by the Kinettes in the last year member, P
• Burns, Jessie Tebbute was a $1,300 donation to the coffee party.
There were nine � perfect'
attendance awards iven,. and
they then went to Cro n Lanes
and bowled their fina games
for the season.
•
Aim well unit \
The April meeting of th
Aimwell unit of U.C.W. was
held at the home of Florence- -
"The Gardener's Basemen
Mrs. Parker gave several
humorous selections and
concluded the program with a'
poem.
°' Rev. Don Beck preached on
the sermon topic "What
Future?" at the service of
' worship in Hpnsall United
Church Sunday morning.
Under the direction of Mrs.
Turkheim, the choir sang the
anthem "I have decided to
follow Jesus".
Lloyd Thompson of Hensall
passed away suddenly on April
22, 1975 in his 54th year.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Helen Parsons, one
daughter, Elizabeth; two
brothers, Elgin of RR 3, Kippen'
and Sidney of Stratford; and
one sister Mrs. Edna Manson of
London.
A private funeral service was
held April 24 from the Bonthron
Funeral Chapel in Hensall, with
Rev./ Don Beck officiating.
Personals
Thu just have to have some talent and be willing to express
your particular talenton stage. If you wish to audition for the
Centennial Talent Competition, please complete the ap-
plication form below and forward to: Mr. Seamus Doherty,
292 Townsend St., Clinton, Ontario. NOM 11_ .
Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey
of Sarnia, and their grandson of
Maryland, U.S.A. visited
recently with their mother Mrs.
Daisy Ivey.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robb of
Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs. Art
Hallam of Vanastra visited
with Mrs. Schwalm, Mrs. Ivey
and Mrs. Volland. -
NAME:
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