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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-09-25, Page 17After aaaa nt BUS United �u met in the lecture mom of church on September l8th an attendance of 18 ppars and two S: visite *. �1 'e president, . Mrs. C. rt, presided and med these present and gave two -poems, .IAn Autumn ecret" and "Cunt not your age by years". A hymn was sung, followed by prayer. Mrs. C. Holland led the worship service, and Mrs, It Adams read the Scripture. Mrs. N. Hollandave some thoughts from the Upper Room, followed by prayer. Mrs. N. Holland introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Jack Watson, who told of the work of The blind, and had a display of articles that she explained. She herself is partially blind, and to see the enthusiasm she puts into the explanation really was a challenge for those who do see. We should enjoy our sight while we may and to help the GxNIB any way we can, A film about the blind was also shown with a young public school student running the movie projector. The film' dealt - Baskets of gladiolas tinted pink, yellow and white daisies and baby's breath provided the setting at Londesboro United Church, Londesboro " on S. rday, September 6, 1975 for tI wedding that united in marriage Kenneth John McDougall and Heather Ann Snell. .,, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell of RR . Londesboro and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Nor- , man Telford McDaugall of 326 James St., Clinton. The double -ring ceremony 4 was performed by Rev. Stan McDonald. Organist, Mrs. Allan Rosman accompanied Miss Ann Snell of Clinton who sang "'Walk Hand. in Hand", "Wedding Prayer" and "We've Only J ust Begun Given in marriage by her parents. the bride chose a floor - length gown of sheer with petite -point frosted flowers over mint green. The neckline featured a stand-up collar with a set in cu mmerband,creating a ' full gathered skirt. The sheer sleeves puffed delicately at the elbow'aand gathered into a cuff at the wrist. Her white picture hat was trimmed with mint green ribbon to match her gown. She carried a classic cascade of yellow roses. white EVERYBODY If you have a friend or relative in a hospital. then you should know that staff cuts hurt Staff cuts reduce the quality &health care. Your loved ones need the best possible health care. if expenses must be reduced. then let's cut needless frills first. The Service Employees 4nternational Union needs your help to stop staff cuts. Write your men -lbw of Parliament. Demand action Remember the SEIU needs your help tor better health care tor your loved ones SERVICE SEES INTERNATIONAL LAIN . shasta daisies with shrimp stephanotis and baby's breath. Miss Janice Fowler of St. Helens, friend of the bride, was rnnid of honour and wore a floor -length gown of peach coloured polyester yisa. The gown featured a square neckline, smocked to the waistline with a full skirt. Miss Ta m my . DAu m of Stratford and Miss Cynthia Newnham of Seaforth, friends of the bride, were bridesmaids and were similarly attired to the maid of honour. They all carried cloud bouquets of white :2nd w'Ikbw shatstai daisies with -a haze of baby's breath. All wore white picture hats trimmed with peach ribbons to match their "gowns. _ The groom wore a bottle green lightweight worsted tuxedo with green velvet lapel and top collar framed with green satin. shirt in green on white. and a green velvet bow tie. He wore a yellow rose in his lapel. The groomsman/was Douglas Fowler of Caledonia. a friend.of the groom and ushers were Harris Snell of Londesboro, brother of the bride and Casey Verwey of Auburn. friend of the groom. Dwight Caldwell of Auburn. a nephew .of the groom. was the ringbearer. They were all attired similarly to the groom, and wore yellow carnations. Following the ceremony, a dinner was held at the Auburn Community Hall where the guests were received by the bride:aa„, mother, who wore a floor -length gown of a pale blue sheer with pastel shades of flowers throughout and a flowered border. The bodice featured a V -empire waistline and a V -neckline with long full sleeves gathering into a cuff at the wrist. She wore a corsage of pink roses surrounded by white daisies. The groom's mother assisted. wearing a floor -length gown of pale lime green sheer with empire waistline and flared figured skirt of shades of orange, blue and brown, a V- necklineand long, full sleeves gathering into a cuff at the wrist. She wore yellow roses surrounded by white daisies.. Following a haneyn'ioon to the West Coast, .the couple will reside at RR 1, Londesboro. Guests were present from Toronto. Mount Forest, Caledonia. Goderich. Lucknow and surrounding district. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 with the Inti encounters in *e ept ! g fat of blindne* w trained hoip, they q.a ..ni make the neeossar justrents. These were thanked, .ter their trlbutie to the program. , i Mrs. Stewart presided for 03 business meeting. The minutes wre read and approved and the treasurer's report given., Mrs. Cuts tnings reported 42 home and 43 hospital cars. Mrs, Adams sent (lards to shut* ins. There were three Sep, tember birthdays in the map. . Plans. were made for the :II Thankoffering and also ti regional supper meeting, 'both in Wesley -Willis Church. It was announced there will. . be a Parlor Tea on Septennber, 25th and there will be coffee hour after the church service - on Septet lber 25th. Mrs. Ball read a tetter of ' thanks for a bale sent to India, and also one ' for articles requested for Angola. Mrs. J. Nediger gave a UCW financial report. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction and lunch was served. Magic Circle UCW hosted 4-H leaders Mrs. Mary Murch welcomed the ladies of. the Magic Circle UCW Wesley -Willis Church to the first autumn meeting. A hymn was sung and verses of scripture were read by Jean Johns. Florence Oliver gave the meditation. "A New Beginning". and Mrs. Cleta Holland sang two lovely solos. ,"The Wonder of it All", and "How Great Thou Art" Rev. ' J. Oestreicher gave an interesting and helpful Bible Study on Luke. which was much appreciated. A reading "If Jesus came to Your House" was given by. Mary Murch and another hymn was sung, followed by prayer by Margaret Cole: Mrs. Ruth Bond presided for the business, Greta Nediger reported 23 hospital and 20 home cauls were made and the hospital secretary's and treasurer's reports were given. Mrs. Jean johns reported -on a noon luncheon for the 4-H club leaders on September 10. The thank offering Meeting for Wesley -W iilis - and Ontario Street Churches is to be held on October 5 at :3.0 p.m. in Wesley Willis Church. Guest speakers.. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp, will give an illustrated talk on their experiences in the Arctic. The centre regional meeting is to be . held October 7 in \Vestsry-Willis Church with dinner at t,: 30 p. m. and meeting; at 8 p.m. Further plans were discussed`' for the morning market. on November 1 at Wesley -Willis Church. The meeting closed with prayer and lunch was served by Mrs. Doles, Mrs. MCClymont and Mrs. Jean Currie. The Clinton Horticulture Society arranged the Family Night program which included a lovely flower display. a corsage for each of the residents and colored slides. The President of the Club, Mrs. McCann, introduced the guest 'for the evening. Mrs. Homuth, who showed. pictures • taken while an a recent trip to the British Isles and several' slides of the Clinton .Centennial parade. The members of -the society presented 25 bouquets to the residents which included the eldest. the youngest, those over 90 and special birthdays. Mrs. Elsie Henderson played piano instrumentals during the intermission. Mrs. Bessie Elliott thanked the ladies for the lovely flowers and Mrs. Homuth for the very interesting commentary and pictures. The residents have been very interested in the recent Provincial election with 185 taking advantage of the op- portunity to vote. ' T011(11 sow V41001444" ROTC LAWIPAPO 1,WOW ikA,.R.' , 004I4T AND ,}.r;� IR OC'TR Met $4 1140 41 *1 * ' A. D%■! EP i.,.* 2L 1975 Anniversary Sunday 1:45 Lill. Sunny School 11:00 aan. Family Worship and Nursery 1140 Junior Congregation 7:30 p.rn. Evening Worship ,--�- SERMON: by The Rev. f" aro#i Snell our Anniversary Oyes/preacher for both seraa<ires will be the Rev. Harold Snell from Exeter. Special Musical Numbers. Everyone Welcome Wise -Jamieson Wesley -Willis United Church Clinton, had baskets of yellow and white gladioli and daisies adorning the altar for the August 9, wedding'teremony of Glen Douglas Wise and Janene Gertrude Jamieson. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jean Jamieson of Clinton, and the late Lawrence B, Jamieson. The groom m is the son of Mrs. Nancy Wise of Clinton, and the late Glen H. Wise. Miss Kathy Potter, organist. provided' traditional wedding music. Friend of the bride Mrs. Ward Hodgins, Vanastra, sang "Follow Me' and her own composition "Vows" ac- companying . herself on the guitar. The bride was given in marriage by her brother William L. Jamieson of Chatham in the double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. John Oestreicher. • The bride wore a gown of polyester" satin with a high neckline accented with lace yoke and sleeves. A wide ruffle added hemline interest to the skirt. She, wore a wide - brimmed hat trimmed with tulle and carried a cascade bouquet . of yellow roses and yellow and white daisies. Miss Karen Wise of Clinton, maid of honour, wore a gown of pale yellow -,polyester crepe. with a sweetheart neckline. and a full skirt with a ruffled bot- tom, and short gathered -- sleeves. She -wore a yellow wide -brimmed hat. with matching trine and carried a basket of yellow and white daisies and blue cornflowers. Ron Wise - of Waterloo brother of the - groom was be ' man. Guests were ushered in by Gard Mathers of Tinton. A reception followed at the Clinton ' Legion Hall, The bride's motherireceived guests. She wore a floor length mint green and white gown with a . corsage of yellow roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a floor -length turquoise- floral gown with a corsage of white carnations. For travelling in Northern Ontario the bride wore a bone colored pant suit with tan ac- cessories and a corsage of red roses. On their return. they took up residence in Clinton. WtSUY.WIt$IS UNITED CHURCH THE CHURCH THAT CARES` SERVING 000 THROUGfyl SEftlrr ; PIO MINISTER JOHN $ OESTREICHER. SA. M R E ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE POTTER CHOIR DIRECTOR MRS WM HEARN SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1975 11:00 a.m. Morning Warship Service DIALOGUE SERMON with itto Or, and Mrs. Doug Pletsch and family of Guelph The Pletsch family has spent three years in Brazil and three years in Africa. Music by Primary. Junior andSenior Choirs. Coffee Hour Following Worship NOLMESVItLE UNITED CHURCH 9:45 a.m. Worship Service and Sunday School, DIALOGUE SERMON with Dr. and Mrs. Doug Pletsch and family of Guelph CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH. (listen 263 Princess Street +Guaranteed Granite +Cemetery Littering +Buy Direct and save Comissians. SUS. PRONE 357.1910 RES. 357_101S 1I ces: 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. (On 3rd Sunday. 9 30 a m Clutch Service a1 11 00 ant ) The Church of the "each' to Goa. Hour every Sunday 4-30 p m CNLO EVERYONE WELCOME $AYHHELO $APTIST (NUICU "EVERYONE OF US SHALL GIVE Alef ACCOUNT OF HOISE1,F TO GOD--- *AM. 14:12 SUP LY PASTOR: IVOR BODENHAM Tel . 242-5277 10:03 s.rr+. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:69 s.rrar. MORNING WORSHIP MOp.1 . EiIENtNG vosenw "'' WEDNESDAY $ p.m. PRAYER MEETING EVERYONE WELCOME arto pm. ROO YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER •2:8, 1975 18th Sunday after Trinity 11:30 a.m. PARISH COM MUN,ION SPECIAL PREACHER: Rev. Wm. Craven, Goderich OPTOMRTR Y LE. LONSSTAFF OPTOMETRIST CLINTON—MON. ONLY 20 ISAAC ST. 482-7010 SEAFORTH BALANCE OF WEEK GOVENLOCK ST. 527.12404 R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square. GOOERtCH 5244661 INSURANCE FELLOWSHIP IEREE CHAPEL K.W. COLNUHOUN INSURANCE 6 REAL ESTATE Phones. Office 482-9747 Res. 482.74 HAL HARTLEY Phone 482-3693 JOHN. WISE GENERAL INSURANCE— GUARANTEED iNVESTIYIENTS Clinton Office 4$2.96144 Res: 482-7 9:45 a m —WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 s.m.--SUNDAY SCHOOL and FAMILY SISLE HOUR 8 pmt. Gospel 'Service Tues. 600 p m _PRAYER and BIBLE STUDY For Information Plans 482-937* BOX 1033 212 JAMES ST. HELEN R. TENCH . I.A. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT TEL, 482.09112 CLINTON ONTARIO Rev. George Shillington TEACHER ROM EMMANUEL BIBLE COLLEGE SPECIAL MUSIC BY the Chapelites HURON MEN'S .CHAPEI. AUBURN NO PAINTING NO RATTLES NO SQUEAKS Red - Green or Blue White Trim "Seafoam" or "Golden Glint" S4 19 Dashwood Windows NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER a6 APPRAISER IRYAN LAVIS INSURANCE CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 166 Victoria Saes: 9 4S a rn Sunday School r 00 p m Pray, Unit* sad Evangelistic Service 7 00 p m Wednesday Prover Swift* Is 00' p m Friday. Young PiOptes ALL WELCOME Pr pi. Ceurtsnus. Efficient ANY TYPE. ANY SIZE. ANYWHERE We glo complete ears .solea PROFIT SY EXPERIENCE Phone Collect 2364061 EXETER ALUMINUM PR°DUCTS For Air44ast+er Aluminutr. Doors and Windows and AWNINGS and RAILINGS JERVIS SALES ST ANDREW'S PRESRTTERIAN CHURCH 'REv EDWIN G NELSON CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1975 10:00 a.m. Sunday School for all ages - 10:00 a.m. Worship Service Mr. and Mrs Dwight Nelson will conduct the service All Welcome R L .rarvis-6S Albert St Cllnldh-482.9390 Black & Felder Power Tools Pumps and injectors Repaired ref Ail Reptiles Makes Huron Fuel lniacli n Equipment Mayfield Rd . Clinton -482-797i Clearing Outside Faults & Stains Chartered Accountants 265 Main sl., Farad► ARTHUR W. READ Rikeld ntPsrfnsr BUS. 2314120 RER.. 2314075 MST BAPTIST CHURCH cLINTOP4 PASTOR: GORDON RYDER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -28. 19T5 10:00 a.m. Sunday School Classes for all ages I t r0O a.m. Ntotaaling Worship MESSAGE: "WHY SUICIDE?" We Preach CHRIST CRUCIFIED BURIED RISEN and COMING AGAIN All Vlsitlar are yfUat kome COME BRING A FRIEND CHRISTOPHER LEADERSHIP COURSE TEACHES YOU TO SPEAK EFFECTIVELY DEVELOP YOUR CONFIDENCE AND INFLuENte IN 10 LIVELY EVENING SES IONS FOR S20 PER PERSON STARTING SEPT. 30 IN ST. JOSEPWS CHURCH HALL JAMES STREET. CLINTON FOR INFORMATION CALL 41294411 OPEN TO ALL FAITHS