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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-12-04, Page 21'5Niiva�4i,w:�1I4P Ilf N%YMw'•Lid5H@Y�3q'' NEid YY;Y,fYA; 12 TWIN 96n�:4YWM. hti1W2WJ19, y�J.Fl1¢a+WtllluM,NYFe1tiYA1.au4wuu`4Y^'•wt.0 WI II stlI�'A'' #R141s'! be Chi given the Fair, Mrs. N. 1),m4all inimodteced Jane Pengelly as speaker for the day. Miss Pengelly gave a tea gilt at ere Aid an Christmas mom * ,*tr i beast#t*', an &Watt gave Lite Women's . Institut COn- veathla held in Grace United -Church, St. Thomas is October. Lunch was served by Mrs. Gibson and her group. Local Obitutt Donald William Strong Donald William Strung of 60 Princess Street West. Chuten, died suddenly at his keine, November 23, 1975, at the age of 48. San of Robert John Strong and Aida Grace Strong. he was born. September 12.1927, in Kitchener. Surviving, besides his wife. the former Phyllis Winifred Steep. are seven children: Mrs. Jim ( Grace) Escott and Donna) of Alberta; Mrs. Gordon (Geraldine) Bell, Patricia, Marjorie. Ken and Bill. all of Clinton. Also surviving are four grandch two sisters and four brothers: Bob of Winnipeg; Jack of London. Jim of Clinton; Art of Seaforth; Mrs. Gerry (Joyce) Hamilton of Goderich and Mrs. Pat (Marie) Regan of Dublin. Tbe funeral service was held November 26, 1975 at the l Funeral Home. Clinton, vwi Rev. Edwin Nelson offtc'sting. Interment followed at the Clinton cemetery, Pallbearers were Hans Leppington, Steve Layton, Steve Maguire. Ron Coates, Steve Carter and Paul Hamilton. Holmesville On November 24, the Yoking Yeasties. the Holmesville 41 Club en- tertained their fathers at a pot tack supper at the home of their leader. Eighteen p le en j+ y the' meal whi ' consisted of I hamburger stacks, cheese puffs, tuna casserole, meat loaf, scalloped 'potatoes. tossed salad, jellied salad, raw vegetables. clover leaf and fantan roils, Hungarian bubble ring and peaches with cream. Beverley Mathers, Debbie Harrison and Christine Burgess had charge of the main course and dishes, while Brenda Diehl, Sherry Duff, Ann Klomps and Mary Jean Betties looked after the 4—H remainder of the meal and .the dishes. Mary Jean, the president of the club, welcomed the fathers and introduced the 1b., eac,� ,jars. Bettye. She a eel the parents for their support and interest in 441 work and explained several details. The president carted upon each girl and explained the office she held in the club. The girls. in turn, told What they had made and provided for the meal and introduced her father. We all sang the 4- }I ti grace. Everyone enjoyed a few games of cards and social chat after the meal. - by Christine Burgess. Over 250 Monuments on Sole WITH A VARIETY OF COLORS. STYLES AND SHAPES TO CHOOSE FROM - MANY NEW THIS YEAR Whether it's a • MONUMENT • MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are remembering a Loved one LET T. PRYDE 81 SON LTc________ D. HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS IN CLINTON aerate Ueasaise BUS. 441.:S4S VISIT 77 ALBERT" ST. RES. 4424004 '$McKIIIOP MUTUAL FIRE � INSURANCE COMPANY E •tta►lt: i,.d 1$:6 ..+▪ �►,, HEADOFFICE Seaforth,©,ntareo Mrs Margrret Sharp. Sec, Treas. Phone S77 0400 , It Only Costs A Littre To Me Safe : Eire, Wooded Coverage, WiI1d.. storm, Theft; Property Demise, 0 Liability, Et9t. Directors and Adjusters: Lavern 'Godkin. RR 1. Walton. Ont. Phone S17.1877 Rob,. Archibald. RR 4. Seaforth S77-11117 Ken Carnochan. RR 4. Se afarth S17.1S4S Ron Leonhardt. RR 1. Bornholm 3454134 John Me: Ewing. RR I. Blyth S13.9340 Stanley Mtltwain, RR x. Goderich S24.1O$1 Donald McKercher. RR 1. Dublin a 577.1131 Wm. Pepper. Bruce:field 457.7534 J.N. Trewartha. Box 441. Clinton 467•7St3 Agents: James Keys. RR 1 Seatcwth Wm. Leiper, Londesbnrte Steve J. A11 K.J. Etue. Seaforth tursay. RR So Seater* ' M . and Mrs. Clifford Stewart of Princess Street In Clinton recently celebrated their Seth wedding anniversary with a reception at their hone. The couple were married. in Wingham and fallowing their marriage, farmed on the Ind Coneess ori of Stanley Township for 3$ years. (News•Reeord photo) Clinton chapter of Beta Ma Ph i. oleic ext November ) at the home of Lois: Fit. raid, - Witht 15 members present.. the opening riteat was repeated and the minutes" of the last meeting were read and appr4.ved. The. sgreial committee collected money from the members. for the Christmas party, to be held December 6. at the White Catrnation. Due to the mad strike, correspondence has . been - greatly limited. The cultural programme. entitled -Women to whom we are indebted" was presented by Audrey Kemp and Betty Jo Cudmo e. The closing ritual was repeated and lunch was served. Stanley Township recreation news The Stanley Township the. hall Tuesday night for": Senior,eit tens, don't forget Recreation Committee met in their monthly meeting: the Christmas Party planned for you on December 10, from New -4 p.m. Cards and crokinule Weill be played, but if you're not interested in games? just at Ausabie�Bayfietd A number of staff changes have occurred recently vv�;thtt the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Autlority. The secretary -receptionist of six years. Estelle Chalmers, retired and her position has been filled on a part-time basis by Ms. Sandy Richards. Mrs. Marion Lamport, who worked for the Authority part time is now the full-time secretary - .bookkeeper. John Hodgins, the general superintendent since 1960 retired Last month. His contributions to the Authority over the past 15 years will always be remembered and appreciated by the staff and members." Ted Jones of Exeter now fills the position of general superintendent. Ted has been with the Authority since 196 and has a good working knowledge of all aaspee'ts eof the position. The new permanent position of education and information co-ordinator has been filled by Ms. Deana Young, Haarriston, Ont. Deana is a graduate of honours recreation from the University of Waterloo. Her first duty was to co-ordinate the fall session of the Con- servation School at Camp Sylvan. The staff and members welcome these people to the Authority and hope the .in - div; iduals who have left for other endeavours, will keep in touch. SHO? CLINTON zstry Crossroad cousc Sunday,- December 7 $:00 p.m. Guest Speaker Rev. John Cumpbell Formerly of Western Canada. now minister in Grand' Bend PLUS. SPECIAL MUSIC COMING NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT THE FILM "SURVIVAL" EVIL EV$i t VAILS WHEN GOOD MEN Do NOTHING Huron Men's (hupel AueunN come fora chat with your neighbor. There will be tots of prizes and lunch will be served. °There is no charge and a good time is promised to all, 1f you would like a ride to this party please call Jean Rathwell or Joyce Dowson or any other committee member. Everyone is welcome, you do not have to be a resident of the township to attend. A bus trip to F'rankentnuth during Festival Week is being planned for seniors. This would be a two-day trip in June. There has been some in- terest in curling, so we are arranging for some Sunday evening curling. Anyone interested please contact Arnold Taylor. We have. , a mond and medium set of boy's goalie equipment available far use. Anyone wishing to borrow this may contact any com- mittee member. The next recreation meeting will be Wednesday. Dec. "17, Business and Professional Directory OPTOMETRY 31. LONGSTAFF OPTQMETRIST CUNTON--MON ONLY 20 ISAAC ST 483.7010 SEAFORTH BALANCE OF WEEK GOVENLOCft ST 527-1240 R.W. BELL UPTOMETRIST The Squsra. GODERIC!t s21-7es1 INSURANCE K.W. COLQUKQUN INSURANCE 1 REAL ESTATE Phones Ottice 442-9747 Res 482-7804 NAL HARTLEY a Phoria 432+3023 GEi GUAR 00X 1033 212 JAMES. ST HELEN R. TENCH . $ A. PUBLIC ACCUN ANT w TEL ede2 CLINTON ONTARIO JOHN WISE �L INSURANCE- , ED. INVESTMENTS Ciinton Ottacei 462-9644 Rea: 433-7243 lnyyy�u *Mier C ! etkeit Rev. hilicheitt Wee* "GLIMP F MY WO K WITH EDEAS IN MR.TM MANITOBA' Rev. &. Wit.a: Mimic by The ler 1?' evetlettit Witkethe WE'WOWS U CtAIRCIe THAT CSR .++ L S9t9WN;%c1)Id teit44114 .iCeite A CIESTRElCnE1L G A 114. ORGOLNLS1 4113*$ Ckomeom ROAN CHOIR OIRECTC)14. MIL; WIN HEA SUNDAY. DECEMBER la 1975 ADVENT t WHITE GIFT SUNDAY 11:04 cm„ Moaning Viciflhife Setvice 11:04 O.M. Sundae School and t urse ry Service et Communion with reading at scripture. music and song. An unique service with choir and congregation. NQE.MESVttUE UNITED CNU*CN 1 p.m. Worship Service and Sundit.y Schaal SERMON: ..THE SON ► OF THE ANGELA" 4 p.m. Musical: by thee 1' tarboura'ires • Ever one Wet .• u. CHRIST WOWED CHURCH. Chou 143 lurlceee Swim Services: 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. (On led Sunday $30 a Oaten San ace et II as a m Tr* Chte.cn o! 1194. $*c4 10 Gad NOtat every Sunday 4 30 OM Ct~Le EVERYONE WELCOME SAYER ' ,4UAPTIST CNU CN :EVE*YONE or tis SHALL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF Nassau TO GOO" ROM 14 12 PASTOR; BRIAN HARRISON i010 s m SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 00 a m MORNING -WORSHIP 13o A.+n EVENING *ORSI NI WEDIVESOAlt 4 pm PRAYER MEETING EVERYONE WELCOME 8'00 0 m MORS YOUP4t3 PEOPLE'S MEETING ST PAUL'S ANGLICAN .CHURCH SUNDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1975 ADVENT 2 11:30 a.m. MATINS BRYAN 'LAWS INSURANCE General and Life Office: 10 King St. 4124310 Residence: , 344 High St. 442-Td47 FELLOWSHIP Vett CHAPEL • 142 MAPLE ST (1 street wet of gate Centre) 845 em - WORSHIP SERVICE 11,00 s m --SUNDAY SCHOOL end FAMILY I1ELE HOUR • p.m. Gospel Service Tats 400 p m PRAYER end •MLE STUDM F*, troormetmet Plume 482-3073 CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER • APPRAISER ALUMINUM MOWS Prompt' Courteous. Efficient ANY TYPE. ANY SIZE. ANYWHERE We give complete sale service PROM 41, EXPERIENCE Paan Collect •1111114 EXETER For AtrM3ester Alurnlnun. boors end windows and AWNINGS end RAILINGS JERVIS SALES AIL Jervista Albert St Clanton A13-9340 DIESEL Pumpe and tnasct0Ps 4apa,ted Cot All Popov Mares 14u►an Fuel °'+ateCt.gin Etthi rher. ailr,rest! ho Comte,' 492 7971 t‘ist.st T. ` I0dets Cs&I'ftic a((7uttta+vts i9 WWcat Street Galena. Ontario OILv• - 52420* 1 P Q bo* 307 BRA art. 1(eily,. Doig and Co. Chartered ACcOuritAhts>i 244 Main St.. Eastir ARTHUR W READ RolichSnl Pittner Bus 335-0120 RES. 2334075 p m 0411111, Ssrvecel *WI EErsn$stastic Scenes 7 04 p m Wednesday Prsyst Vilmcs 8 00 p m F.te s Young Peeaot+ss ALL WELCOME ,ST ANDREW'S PRES$YTOlAN CHURCH REV EDWIN G NELSON CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST SUNDAY. DECEMBER47, 1975' 10:00 a.m. Sunday School for all Agres 10:00 a.m. Worship Service HOLY COMMUNION All Welcome Madeleine Lane Aux. Pot Luck Supper 4:30 • home of Mrs. Bob Homuth, FIRST $A TIST CHURCH C;IN+ttON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1975 to:00 a.m. Sunday School Classes for all ages 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Special Service Baptism and Dedication Guest Speaker . Rev. Jack Anderson from Adelaide Si. Baptist Church London Entertainers , The McMillan Family from Goderich Everyone Welcome SAINT JOSEPH'S Celhottc Church James St. Clinten Phone 4 .4443 SUNDAY. OECEMBER' tlTS► Resider Man -- Sunday 11 ah** CONPE55lONS • Thelutikv PAS ih`int ALL WELCOME