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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-06-05, Page 31;ha"Ii7 , th. W+is,tr. 1e s�Annual' ,o.',rearms f r e r:.-, oSorte.,.d,. �y t..,.� e.M, ,........�ii� ��M.-. wa s r AtiMed ..,d,, ue � f iolV . rr;�l�l. t1l;an al i' u . . 4 last week lathe Myth Mrs. Donald organed 4elot1s01,Family coyso/eg o :Ituronyesyonley'sXns�ltutos- �rt�..the,botiches Pre.sident, Other branches Were Activities; Mr*,, ss memorial flaw myth, Mrs, Luella•McGowan„ alyth; •in$11a 003, Sttfieie s 1905; #fairS; Cella Taylor, the otegisttborwasis e 1Wlixed ' CQaCiod8h Clinton 1905; Blyth' 1910;CuraterRs xepotiMrs., Keith or Mrs,; �$Gowan and Clinton; Mrs. Winnie Belgrave 1911 t Kl Webster, Harem l u wisi o.o Myth, Dungannon.; Mrs, Elizabeth, (�ater disbanded); Dungannon Mrs. Clfid Crozier gave Preside* 1�t.Donald Sitter,. 90derh Ms,;Wiltiao1914; Auburn 1922; Tiger the public relations report, nes af Aburopresidedf4 Porter,Goderich Township;Dunlop 1948; Goderich statingthat over $7,477. had .. 1 Lon- • Townshi in 1972: and Ion- been spent by the Iranches -for th ,:da ton session,�" h Mrs Margaret Taylor„ p � Y Ross Gatnra�,ie desbororeorganl�ed in 1950. Home and Country, ers � o ► P Mrs.. A�wlf. A toast to �iuron est '11 .1, . welcomed the delegates St. Helens; and visitors. Lockeridge, Wingham; and occasion of its.75th anniversary Mrs, .Haines. reported on her Mrs, Stanley Hopper, was proposed by a former year's activities and thanked Belgrave. president, Mrs, Eleanor he; branches for their co- Mrs. Gordon Papple, Bradnock of Auburn. Mrs. operation and kindnesses. Mit) Seaforth Provincial Board Connie Colclough,1 Clinton Ske on the theme Of the , Director reported on the work another former president, 'Meeting, Equality, Develop- done at Federated Worrien's replied. rent and Peace., Institutes of Ontario meetings The afternoon session began, A kit from. Goderich and told about coming events. with the Conventipn song Township Women's Institute • Mrs.. Wallace Laidlaw of oll wed each y roll cal answered n telling ed With commentator Mrs. London, London Area by William Porter gave much for president, brought greetings highlights of the past Rye for thouht as they discussed the and invited all to attend the Mrs. Thomas Hagg" woman's part in to -day's world, annual convention, October 15 Auburn; Mrs. Stanley Hopper, this being International and 16 in Grace United Church, Belgrave; Mrs. John )Women's Year. Other mem- St. Thomas. She stated that ,Hesselwood, Blyth; Mrs. bers of the panel were Mrs, there will be a craft table again . "Norman Tyndall, Clinton; Mrs. Stanley Mcllwain, Mrs. Lloyd this year with each branch Graham McNee, Dungannon; McClarty and Mrs. Bert asked to donate. a $3. article for Mrs. Clifford Stanley rozier, McCreath. sale. Goderich; In the correspondence a Delegates to the Officers' Mcllwain, Goderich Township; letter was read stating that a Conference at Waterloo this Mrs. Harry Tebbutt, Lon - new foster child had been given spring " gave a short report. desboro; Mrs. Peter Chandler, to the District from Korea. Mrs. Stanley Black, Lon- St. Helens; Mrs. Eric Reaburn, The District bus trip to desboro; Mrs. Keith Webster, Tiger Dunlop; and Mrs. - iarlottetown next June to the Blyth; Mrs. William Porter, William Elson, Wingham. Federated Women's Institutes Goderich Township; Mrs. Mrs. Verna Maluske, of Canada was discussed and Lorne flunking, Londesboro; F.W.I.O. President, ..spoke a further information will be Mrs. Mar'gar'et. McQuillan, St. Lew words of encouragement to Helens; and Mrs. Earl Sher- the delegates and officers and Auburn; assistant, Mrs. Lloyd coming later. Mrs. Donald told aboutplans for the future Pipe, Londesboro; district Haines is in charge and anyone wood, Tiger Dunlop. Mrs, Ivan Wightman; •- ---- �erved by B1yth to make Ontario a better place delegate, Mrs, p, f►tt" ' s lw resident of Blyth desboro, Mrs. os... ,, w on the In' the .new barOness it Wad decided'. to sponsor the fostear child and 40 cents per member has to be in. to Mrs. Richard Buchanan by July 1, The delegates voted to support the Children's Aid Bursary» at -50 cents per member. Mrs. Gordon Papple presided for the election of officers. They are as follows: Past presdient, Mrs. Donald Haines, Auburn; president, Mrs. Ivan Wight man, Belgrave; first vice-president, Mrs. Graham McNee; Dungannon; second vice- president, Mrs. William Pdtter, RR 2, Goderich; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Richard Buchanan, RR 6, Goderich; assistant secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Stanley Hopper, Belgrave. Federated ,,representatives, Mrs. Donald Haines; alternate, Mrs. Alfred Lockeridge, Wingham; P.R.O., Mrs. Norman Coultes, Wingham; curator, Mrs. Celia Taylor, interested should contact her. ----•---- - The District Directors from W.I. , members and the head to live and the eleven branches were table guests were introduced by 'For Home and ratified — Mrs. Donald Cart - Mrs. Ivan Wight man, The memoria wright, Auburn; Mrs. Charles Belgrave. Guests were Reeve the charge of and Mrs oie R bbLawrie • Miss Haggitt assisted rk for the motto, alternate, Mrs. Graham i untry' . McNee. service was in Conveners of Standing Mrs. Thomas Committees, Agriculture and y Mrs. Frank Canadian Industries, Mrs. Johnston, Blyth; Mrs. Clifford I Holland, Clinton; Mrs. Lorne Jane Pengilley; Mrs. Verna Raithby, both of A burn. Those Cecil Elliott, Clinton; .Hasty, Dungannon; Mrs. Maluske, Chesley, F.W.I.O. honoured were Mrs. Robert J. Citizenship and World Affairs, Clifford Crozier, Goderich; President; Mrs. Wallace Phillips and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Luella McGowan, Blyth; Mrs. John Banter, Goderich Laidlaw, London, London Area Brooks, Auburn; Mrs. Mary Education and Cultural President; Mrs. Robert Taylor, Blyth; Mrs. Etta Activities, Mrs. Margaret I,ondesboro; Mrs. James McCallum, Township; Mrs. Eric Anderson, Goderich• Mrs. Hoggart, Mrs. Ray Shaddick, Taylor, Londesboro; Family - Aitcheson, St » Helens; Mrs. Gordon Papple, Seaforth; Mrs. Mrs. • Sadie Whittington, and Consumer's Affairs, Mrs. Eric Reaburn, Tiger Dunlop; Donald Haines, - Auburn; and Clinton; Mrs. Harvey Alton and Ross Gammie, St. Helens; Mrs. R. -Holmes, Wingham. Mrs. Richard Buchanan, Mrs. Frank Jones, Dungannon; resolutions, Mrs. Thomas Huron Goderich. and Mrs. W. Cudmore, Haggitt, Auburn. Miss Jane Pengilley, Following the installation County Home Economist Mrs. Tait Clark. of Tiger GGuest speaker, Mrs. Robert ceremony, Mrs. Stanley reported. on the 4-H work in the Dunlop Branch, a former P County and spoke of the senior District President gave a short �troduced by lum of �eriEleanor reHopper se corsage on the new inned a courses and what is coming in summary of Huron West Bradnock. Shegave an in- resident, ;Mrs. Ivan this year for W.I. members. District which was formed in, P Wight- -Mrs. Wilfred Colclough, 1900 at the home of Mrs. Harry teresting and informative man. Mrs alt Clark thanked Clinton reported on Resolutions Morris; on the 10th concession ��esdonbcitizMrhip.s. Graham and Mrs. as Mrs. Alfred Lockeridge es for her of 'and the Pennies for Friendship. of Colborne Township. A 3' presentation was in . charge of meeting a short time later McNeofDwnge received from Wingham s. Thomas courtesies. Haggitt invited St. Helens Branch. Mrs. James elected Mrs. Mary Elford,Reports the District to Auburn for its Aitcheson spoke on the Holmesville, as president with A rMrs. cultu`r ill am and Canad an meeting in 1976. Mrs. Wight- A,C,W W Pennies for Fries- k ;'s. C. t ,�npbell, secretary.,-,,. g i p Ind�istries; Mrs man invited the Huron y 7r ' Count ship pre jepts �(�and,b+Mrs. : reastare ;, t• zGoW Rall to be held at Belgrave on ,.. ed x ! ,. . w�:. ; Ct1zensi : an+ Y rgaret McQuillan played the = xQ t a:� pt' i i"orld° `fairs ; Mrs. B. Walsh, October 16, 1975. piano ano af..:�m nra..'2172 ."2.+v\, , 1914 when s. earl Chbride Middleton Diana Laura Thompson (nee Brochu), graduated from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute on May 30 with a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree in home economics with a teaching option.. Mrs. Thompson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rene Brochu of Clinton. She plans to attend teacher's college in Toronto in the fall. Churchmar s c�mmunion of Mrs. Wm. Cowan for Miss Barb Wise. Miss Nancy Koene opened her home to a bridal shower on May 30 for Miss Brenda Wise. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kelly of Woodstock were home with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise for the past weekend. Our sympathy goes to the families of the late Wm. Bender formerly of the 14th concession. Yours truly attended the trousseau tea for my niece, Lynda Ellie in London Monday evening. - By Blanche Deeves, Holy Communion was ob- served in St. James Church Middleton with Rev. Youmatofi in charge. We were pleased to have Shelley Brown and Louis Hartman as visitors in church Sunday .morning. The Board of Management meeting was held Monday evening in the churcht 'hall. Many things. were discussed because it was the last meeting of the summer. Church Union talks will continue, and "Our Talent Money" was discussed. The confirmation will take place July 13 with Bishop Morse Robinson. The Galilean Service will be held at Stewart Middleton and many other subjects were discussed. Take notice, community, friends, members of St. James Anglican "Middleton" Church will be. exposing , their talents Much mower. Mn•;rw�:�yyy,�.naw,.s+n?itirWT'.'..": w:1�.rsF4.A�d+oMnu�.�a;w. �-C..`�•"•L��:.1.1.`.'.T -am- .e,.«:T•.L.r. ^'^'".3".'s1..J1INa_ .. • Big -job power. • 5 forward speeds Ek reverse. • With proper attachments Snapper solves many yard care problems. • Free demon- stration on your own lawn. All Snapper mowers meet A.N.S.I • safety specifications. Sharpes Maintenance Se Seaforth, Ontario 537-1786 Hutchins 'Welding ice & Repair R.R. 5 Goderich, Ontario 5244038 this summer. On Ascension Sunday, Talent Money in the form of $5 bills were handed out to all mem- bers who wished to accept them and will either bury, invest» or enlarge their talent money just like Christ's parable. Its going to prove very in- teresting to see the many different ways the talent.money will work. Talent money will be gathered at our Thanksgiving Service in the early fall. • Showers A bridal shower was held May 24 in Goderich at the home FPL newsman will speak at Hensall Jack Burghardt, news an- chorman 'for CFPL- TV will be the guest speaker for the Hensall United Church Anniversary this Sunday at 11:00 a.m. For those who prefer to watch the newsman in , his normal medium, a closed circuit TV will be in operation so members of the congregation and their guests may watch the service in the chur church fellowship hall. This will be the 127th an- niversary for the Hensall church, but the event will also be in celebration of another important church milestone — that being the 50th anniversary of the United Church of Canada. The pulpit is not an unusual spot for Burghardt. He's spoken as a layman on many occasions and plays an active part in church and community affairs. He is an executive member of the United Church communications branch, a member of the Salvation Army's advisory committee, the YMCA's board of directors and,the.-Londpn.Rotary Club. '-:»t:. one time., he.. considered the minstry as a vocation, but District Pro -Life Groups -are sponsoring WALK FOR FIFE Saturday, June 21st 8 a.m. 1. -leaving from Victoria St. United Church Goderich to Union Sideroad, Hwy #21 South -�+¢ s Mite& *lay vra_AV IL0 /to. ss'on .4sf••1.1 .. viCT0Rio SWOT Uarfts & saLN SSC HUMA4, F ,QHT 10 Hilo*. .W ,$4 .uN awe Everyone Welcome SPONSOR SHEETS AVAILABLE AT , GODERICH CLINTON PINCHER'S DUTCH STORE STATE FARM INSURANCE SPRING FAIR SCHOOLS & CHURCHES 1 0 Mile Round Trip Lunch & 'Refreshments Served INCOME TAX RECEIPTS AVAILABLE FOR SPONSORS Funds raised for educational materials, .publicity, radio commercials, donations of books to school libraries. C Is, 0 R $ . 5,1.1 had to give up the idea when his father died and he left school at the age of ,14 to support his family. 1 The 44 -year-old newsman claims he sees several parallels between the media and the ministry. "In both, it's a matter of communication, attempting to transmit messages affecting a great number of people," he says. Following Sunday morning's church 'service, which will involve both the Hensall and Chiselhurst United Church congregations, a fellowship hour will.be held at which time visitors may have an op- porttLnity to frieet the guest speaker in person. rao TUESDAY, JUNE 10 8:30 p.m. CENTENNIAL MASS and lh/`,e >, I'' 111.r?'LTTR�T��-r.lit n�l�.#�1h� ,Curc ro saie Sins th 'edkl , hane sthet:Pi t ,tu r�•81. .tlst rea herc,.. dm .: ans �� g �o, a rm c. and. chord�mo.out r S i dl.lt l�rt�*icllot� s egU�asn� u� to'��i , =. * .e .. , the hostile man oxer! When congregations aren't looking for a change in preacher, the preachers are looking for a change In congregations t - Some laymen have tried to bribe God by offering money if u preacher pleased them, or to blackmail God by limiting the accounting of their gifts to a certain use or certain ,amount unless they got their way. What reality demonstrates is that no piher can saveand no preacher,can'cause a person to "go to Hell". And no Church makes a minister true to his professional integrity and no Church takes it away. That is why Christians have proclaimed that One Lone Life, executed as a traitor on the city dump, as still the ONLY NAME by which men are saved. .about the ,success of the elan who filllowed hint" . There is a professional Ward for ministers in the need for them to !nuke a ' living witness. Preachers can get confused as to whether they are preaching Jesus as Savior or their own brilliance and in- fallibility. Churches have been so wrapped up in some per- sonality -cult of a popular preacher they failed to recover when he was gone. Some ministers have written per- sonal columns about how no other Church could be so dear to them; even as they wrote they were complaining about being "stuck" in the Church! On the other side is the time a layman used my life - as an excuse for his anger and left the RECEPTION for Former Pastors of St. Joseph's Parish Guest Speaker Fr. S. McGuire London ole.)otrtoentr o)o)coectoo F Drop in and visit our new music store! We carry all the big names in musical equipment.... YAHAMA FENDER TRAYNOR OVATION RODGERS MARTIN •L4J- GIBSON If we don't stock an item we'll get it! BPECIAL GIFTSfor Your Spoqi21 .Dad Father's Day Cards 2 5- c to $2. By Coutts -Hallmark BRUT After -Shave Lotion & Deodorant Stick Set Reg. $8.75 $5 • BRUT After -shave Lotion Special $ URI T 41 KODAK 8 mm. 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