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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-06, Page 15Whet" d the 13elgrave school, d intdu+ed a musicai'progr ym'f'or ° ily lttht. ' the musicians Orebro Stevenson and Murray $i7 who entertain with the Music Makers played several numbers with ac cordion and guitar and led a sing-a»long, Two, brothers Rick and. Neil Elliott of Blyth provided their own electric guitar ac- companiment and sang several country and western numbers. Mr, Nelson Lear thanked the entertainers on behalf of the residents. Colored slide pictures and music was the theme for the recent Family Night program. Mr. and Mrs. StRoley McGratten of Goderich showed slides and gave a very interesting commentary of the pictures they had taken in Canada, United States and Europe. Mrs. Fremlin and Mrs. Henderson played piano The annual zaar SPA uxiliary wu Wednesday an ..successful, Twc fifty visitors r the occasion cra ung craft room Huronvie . by the held last gwas quite' cited Fred for resale ace In the the tee and bake sale In the auditorium. The residents enioed an afternoon ° of organ .....sic on Thursday with Ed stiles of Goderich at the console playing requests and familiar selections. The annual Hallowe'en party ws held on Friday af- ternoon with special guests this ear from the Marion Villa Rome at London. The Administrator of the Home, Sister Maureen introduced their residents numbers for the prog ,am and Marie Flynn, Norman Speir and Lorne Lawson provided the old tyme music for the dancing and grand march. The Clinton Christian Reform and ' individual volunteers assisted with the activities and cider, cookies and apples were served to fifty residents and guests. Bock for another season as Mast -moderator of CBC -TV's This Is The Law, series, Austin Willis invites you to tune in Tuesday nights at 8:30 and catch the comic antics of Lawbreaker Paul Soles - as well as the friendly rivalry and quips exchanged among panelists Larry Solway, Bill Charlton,. Susan Keller and Hort Pomerantz as they speculate upon where the Lawbreaker (or each other) went wrong. l ; liptt t last a ' meeting th>e p1 l:Auxilia - K Miss; Elliott, the recently director ot nursing at llnton Public Hospital, attended the 1ospitaI uxiliarY Association Con, vention a■Mt�/�)y.the �■■wR•(oya l York/JF,,, Toronto tram *T 'M'.T ^ r27 to 29 and in., .her remarks was quoting from one of the speeches delivered at the convention. In her remarks, , she outlined the changing opportunities for volunteers, while stressing the need for co=operation between volunteers, professional staff. and para -professionals. Miss Elliott outlined the possibilities for volunteer service by young people whose idealism can be har- nessed, for mixch needed help in the hospital fide Indeed, in some parts of the United States high school students receive credit for volunteer hours. Retired people also can devote gime to helping in hospital work and its related fields such as Meals on W heels which is ideal volunteer work for those who havetime to drive for this worthwhile service. Thus, white more and more married women from which group all volunteers used to came are leaving the Arthur Meen, Minister of Revenue announced last week that the ministry has set up procedures to minimize hardship the mail strike may have caused people expecting ministry of revenue payments. "We have 272,000 pen- sioners expecting gains cheques by November 15," Mr. Meen said. "We are also concerned that cheques are issued promptly to the 2,000 people who qualify each week for their first $1,000 of the homebuyers grant. and, that. sales tax rebates 1tn ‘ It1iir: purchase of new cars aresent to applicants. Tax payments must still be filed on time. We have made arrangements for these remittances as well as other ministry mail to be left at any of the ministry of revenue offices. Any further inquiries regarding procedures may be made at local retail sales tax district offices, regional assessment offices, or any branch of the . province of Ontario Savings office. Please consult your telephone directory for the location of the nearest office. The ministry ensured that October cheques to Gains pensioners were delivered before the strike. The government is currently finalizing plans for the distribution of the November cheques. Information concerning distribution of these cheques will be released by November 15. Homebuyers grant ap- prove! forms can be dropped off at the ministry of revenue office. When the grant has been approved the ministry will tell recipients by telephone where to pick up their cheques. Application forms for retail sales tax rebates on the purchase of new cars will be completed at the car dealership as usual. Arrangements will be made to have forms delivered directly to the ministry of revenue. The vernment is seeking. Q' y.� de��P3'i t�+e arranging to return cheques to dealers for pick up by, applicants. In those instances where the above arrangements are incomplete, the ministry will contact `. theapplicant by phone. Roiling Pins 4-11 The fifth meeting of the 4-11 Rolling Pins was held at the home of Cathy Anstett.. We opened our meeting with the 4-H Pledge. We then had roll call with all members present. Connie Van Loo and Cathy Gibbings showed the sour dough loaves they had made for home activities. We then made cheese puffs and hamburger stacks with each member taking part. After the business, Cathy served us freshie along with the food we had Made. Our next meeting is at Connie Van Loo's home. -by Cathy G ibbings. By Rev. Jene Miller, Ph.D. I really like receiving of new membert into the Congregation dnring the first hymn instead of the last hymn! It d'emonstrates more • fully for Worship that nothing really makes sense in a “Church Service" unless one has already decided that Jesus is to be Lord of his Life. - The old image of having people unite with the church after the sermon was to give preachers the responsibility for the kind of emotional manipulation which triggered *thetenision. Or, it compelled preachers to entertain with such hilarity and joy that persons thought being a "Christian" was merely "having fun and fellowship". Or, it reduced preachers to having to take the Cross out of Commitment, so that persons would not be threatened with the idea of "joining a Chur- ch" as deciding to die for J esus! Thus, persons sometimes felt they had been as one person told me, "tricked into joining by a slick -talking con artist". Such persons get furious when Church loyalty involves making °a pledge of money, or giving up a favorite game or club to be faithful to duties, or having to' give up their favorite hates, habits or haunts! Churches became fun houses or personality cults, and God was supposed to do something to them instead of through them. When persons ,joins chi rches, because they ,'etre: ,,, `go :.-t4; u ' and fellowship, they blaspheme the Crucified Lord, thinking they own Him, and not Vice Versa! Such persons attend not a body of Christ, but to a place for: 1) Escaping reality ; 2) Enjoying entertainment; 3) Enduring inanity. Jesus condemned persons because, "I never knew you" ! Does He know you? -- And, Vice Versa! ! t r d to of 't lrai ks. Chen in the vaunt r l are cc in r ickly i; the1 nv'ention. it was announced that one of our Clinton's Auxiliary members, Mrs. Beecher Menzies, had been appointed the District Ontario, The Director tor t�!.?�t 1 province is divided into t[2 districts, and in her term of office Mrs, Menzies will visit each of these areas. Mrs. K. Wood announced that after much deliberation, it had been decided to have a new cart built. It is to have a plexiglass front for display purposes and can be locked. The new cart is to be left in the front hall of the hospital except when volunteers take it to the patients' rooms so that they can make pur- chases. The cart is stocked with items that patients may. want during a hospital stay. The previous cart is to be converted to a library cart. The president , Mrs. Ted Davies, invited all members to attend the December meeting in the Hospitital Board Room at 10 a.m. on Monday, December 1. The regular meeting will be followed by a pot -luck .lun- cheon. Prospective members. retired members, and people who are interested in 'auxiliary, work are most cordially invited. Baptist Auxiliary meets The Baptist Womens Auxiliary met together at the home of Mrs. Anita Kiss on Tuesday, October 21, for their October meeting. The meeting was opened in prayer and then a warm welcome was extended to all present. Devotions were given. based on Isaiah 64:8, and then all the ladies joined together in singing "Have thine own way Lord".. A reading on the Baptist Women's Day of Prayer was given. Then this portion closed in prayer. Business matters wer taken cage oe . - ise�it k` iregiie1 ` -1 members were welcomed into the group. Another hymn was sung and then a couple of games were played. The monthly Dutch auction took place and then Tillie Butler took over the meeting, ►'T,'toSTOUT., ► 0144099k, ! Gtr t4WPIP0011 t4104, dk. 1111% ORGANIST ORRITOH: MRS A M+Wtr. A cul. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER OE:R 9. 1975 t;45 a.m. Sunday Scheel l 11:00 a.m. Whip Service and Nursery 11:30 ..unlor Congregation Confirmation Class SERMON:. "HOW SHALL. WE REMEMBER" We welcome branch 140 Royal Canadian Legion Everyone Welcome Annual talent night Nov. 15 at 8 p.rn. WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED CHURCH THE CHURCH THAT CARES I PEOPLE' SERVING GOO THROUGH SERVING ;EOM MINISTER JOHN S OESTREICHER. • A- s e e ORGANIST MISS CAT$A*,NE POTTER CHOIR DIRECTOR MRS NSM- HEMS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1975 Observance of Remembrance Day SERMON: "IT 1S SO EASY TO FORGET" 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service in the Way of a Tupperware demonstration. After this a lunch " was served. November's meeting was held, Monday. November 3 for the"Baptist's Womens day of Prayer." NO(MESVILUE UNITED CHURCH 1 p.m. Worship Service and Sunday School SERMON: "IT IS SO EASY TO FORGET" CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH. Clinton 263 Princess Strom Services: 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Ion 3rd Sunday 930 • m Dutch Service . at 11 00 • m ) RAVEIEto SAPTIST CHURCH ..EVERYONE OF US $ "i.VE, 'AC+, 01UNT OF N$I$ELF " f" . t�./ .SME i2 PASTOR: BRIAN HARRISON 1000 a m SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 00 a m MORNING WORSHIP 7 30 p.m EVENING WORSHIP * OD p en Fa10A' WEDNESDAY • pm PRAYER MEETING YOUNG EVERYONE WELCOME P'EOPLE'S MEETtf idb � ADVISORY lNDtISTB/AL DEVELOPMENT BANK I.E. tONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST CUNTON--MON, ONLY 20 ISAAC ST. 482.7010 SEAFORTH BALANCE OF WEEK GOVENLOCK ST. 527-1240 K.W. COLOUHOUN INSURANCE 8 REAL ESTATE Phones. Office 482-9747 Res. 432-78M HAL HARTLEY Phone 4823 Business Management Seminar ' With the Co-operation of the GODERICH BUSINESSMEN'S ASSOCIATIOTa1 IF YOU -- Own and operate your own business — Manage a business — Expect to own and operate a business You are invited to attend a Small Business Seminar at the CANDLELIGHT RESTAURANT (Conference Room) OPTOMETRIST The Square. GODERICH 524-7661 GENERAL INSURANCE. -- GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS Clinton Office- 482-9644 Rets: 482-7265 11.00 a m —SUNDAY SCHOOL and FAMILY BIBLE HOUR 0 p.m. Gospel Service Tues 1100 p m PRAYER and ,B'MLE STUDY For Information Phone 482.9378 BOX 1033 212 JAMES ST HELEN R. TENCH , ILA. Putu.ic ACCOUNTANT TEL. 482-9962 CUNTON ONTARIO an Wednesday, November 1 2th, 1975 NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER 8 APPRAISER General and Ufa Officio: `10 icing St. 412-9310 Rssid*ncs:.300 High St. 4824747 CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 166 Victoria Street �aato' �asue wary a 9 45 • m Sunder Sct►oot 11 00 • m Mwnnp r 7 00 p m Prayer Service end Evangelistic Service 7 00 p m Wednesday Props S'' iI 00 p m Friday Young Peoples ALL WELCOME ST ANOREW'S PRES$YTERIAN CHURCH REV EDWIN G NELSON CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST • Financial Statements ' - r. Forrecasting for Expansior Case Study "A" - GuestSpeaker - FRED DURST, C.q,. Prompt. Courteous. Efficient ANY TYPE. ANY SIZE. - ANYWHERE We give comptMe sats Santee PROFIT by EXPERIENCE Phones "Collect 236-110114 EXETER For Ai,ANlaster Atuminun. Doors and Windows and AWNINGS anal RAILINGS 10:00 a.m. Sunday School for alt ages 10:00 a.m. Worship Service Alt Welcome R L ,;orris -68 Atberi Si Ciinlon -482 -9390 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CLINTON Evil. PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN 00 NOTHING REGISTRATION: Complete attached notice and forward before Nov. 10 advising number attending and enclosing your registration fee(s) of 81S, luncheon included. Make cheque payable to ID8 J.. Pump* and 'Nectar* Repaired For Ali Popular Maims Huron Fuel r•ttec ton EQuwpmenr 9ayfsstd Rd Clinton -482.7971 uzst "' (VocidiErt CH..a115Eo ♦rr')uNtawrt 3§ West .4t rr«-t Codench, Ontw O;r'ce — 524-2011 P 0 60' 301 t0 00 a m. Sunday School Classes for all ages' 11-00 a.m. Morning Worship Ail visitors are Welcome Director of Advisory Services, Industfial Development Bank. ot. Stratford, Ontario ib AV4 100 CO At #01 st Sla 13\ - ddress Chartered Accountants 268 Malvin St.. Exeter ARTHUR W. READ Resident Partner BUS 235-0120 .RES. 238.8015 SAINT JOSEPH'S Catholic Church James St Clinton Phone 402.6461 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9,41975 Father Tony Sonderup visiting pastor. Regular Mass -- Sunday 11 a.m. CONFESSIONS - Saturday 7:1S p.m. ALt. WELCOME