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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-22, Page 2• 'OORD.SYThN.tMRY 21..11-3 * 04$411441 * Ste For why? - after current and 'higher 'otlikely!Justa sire to bear the c words "Buses to al Huron Secondary .will not be running -- ,way, whatiwas sauce for the geese was the same for the ganders - a three day respite from sandwich making. +++ 'test week we published a picture of Miss Joanne Cellinsr who attained her pnvinclal honours in 4-H. We shoui4have added that she is the, -fifth of the Collins difthters in one family to tftye, achieved this goal. +++ - Thet are on the march main. The Marching Mothers collecting for the Ability Fand (once known as the - March of Dimes). Sponsored by the Sarah Hale Chapter, "Clinton IODE, the campaign this year is again headed by Mrs. Ken -Clyniek. Please pport this worthy cause. Soliciting this year means battling icy sidewalks and Mt. Everest snowbanks for every dime. +++ To further your "know- how" of the various Clubs and organizations around town we have compiled the following list along with the head or president of each group: Clinton tions Club - Eugene McAdam, pres; Kinsmen Club - Arnold Riley, pres; Khiettes - Mrs: Lorrie Corrie, pres; Bluewater Shrine Club- _ (Clinton Branch) Lawrie Slade,-pres; AF and AM No. 84 - Masonic Lodge - Dick f the #0111,!thr... • • ni-15*WartitY toutitsunday t Church atron.BertGarrett,Worthy Patron; :oyal Olnadiatt Ph, flips, pros; , Ladies, the* on Sunday Morning were Auxillartgo.,Royalanadian Mr- Norman Alexander anal ,T9IIV' and' a "ran was. sung Mac SOwers firkt filr4 were and Mary•Robinsox The Mr. un ng attended theme of "one blood" was the $11001410 relloien in Legion Or. 140 .4, tleSell Welcoming into the Nat- discu*sed' read- As the Bell Nrrsrgaj. 9"',:irhNzerk.eanntli Mrs. Legion r. Mrs., Mabel Dun Buchanan. Ushers vir.ith Hattie Wood at the .his cousins* Mr. and Mrs. , ioRaxitsStewweeets. of mt. Rose Schreiber.pres; Indefiendent were Explorer girls, Sally Plano. Order of Odd.Fellows - Tom Pollard, Susan Finch, Cathy The scrpture was read by Chuter, Noble Grand Radford and Shelly Marl and the meditation and Larry Ana Darlene Hunking prayer Was read hy Dora. are spending a couple 04 Rebekahs - Mrs. Kay Wise. WesterhOut. Noble Gran ; Pe a . Paughters of the Empire - Messengers entered in a body Th a by the president and the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arie evyjaReiNNIF minutes of the last meeting Duizer; IYIrs. jean Adatits; -Beta with their leaders, birs. their d Int ri I Order, 6 Explorersand The business:was discussed weeks with their grand- Mr.7' and Mrs. Byron Polleelt• Toronto. spent the - weekend with her sister, Mr. .arad Mrs. Ralph Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and Greg of Hanover visited on Sunday with his mother. Mrs. G. Cowan. Mrs. Jbe Shaddiek- spent the weekend in Goderich with Mrs. Mary itebinson. parents Bunking weeks while Mrs. Pipe,. A card of thanks from are spending Dobson, pres; Huron 1sh John Radford. The hymn Sigma Phi ,- Mrs, 114,0 Teihnen Westerhout and Mrs. was read by secretary Nona Mr. and Joe • itt.wo Ralph Davidson and Jake wimpy in Hawa and Game Conservation Club used was a children's hymn . , - Murray Grigg - pres; Golden from the hymnary. McDougall was also read The presbyterial is to be Radars,Wirs. Leona Lockhart, The choir anthem was pres; Murphy 710 Orange ***Hear About". The children's held at the Brucefield Church , Lodge - Wilfred Glazier - story was The -Home in on February 4with a hot Worshipful Master; Clinton Which We LiVe", they then dinner. Shobbrook Women's Institute. Mrs. Lois went to their class with Treasurer Dora $3 Elliott, pres; If we have made • leaders Mrs. Clarie Vincent reported 53.54 paid to any errors or omissions, do jr. an Mrs. Gary Jewitt. treasurer Hattie Wood from please let us know., Rev. McDonald's message the Berean Unit in 1975. was "Have you grown up?" Nineteen pairs of mitts off the mitten tree are to be sent In spite of the snow's, meeting is to be held Friday The annual congregational to the Scott Mission in weather the Rebekahs held January 23, with a pot luck Toronto. their regular meeting last supper at 6:55. This is a Fourteen members paid Monday evening January 19. family night.fees with one new member,Isabel Adrie welcomed. 1976. Enough sisters made it •-c to the hall to fill in, for thoseExplorers Expedition Mary introduced the study . officers who were absent. The This week we opened our on TanzaniaPat Hunking main 'husiness of interest meeting with the purpose and showed and commented on were plans for the coming .. . . • --------a»lslides that had been taken by year. The next card party will be on January 29 and every other week for the next two months. The snow also kept at- tendance 'down at the last card party leaving just enough persons for five tables of euchre. Winners for the evening were ladies' high - Mrs. Gordon Scribbins; ladies' low - Mrs. Joe Ryan; lone hand - Mrs. Mary Grigg; men's high, Ernie- Brown; men's low, Milton Wiltse. Special draw prize was won by Mrs. Maizie Glidden. Holy Communion was dbserved at St. James Church, Middleton at 11:15 a.m. with Rev. Wm. Bennett in charge. The Induction service, which was to have been held Friday evening last, had to be cancelled due to the weather. At the Deanery Ctericus meeting in Wingltam this Friday, another date will be selected. At St. James Church Middleton Sunday January 25, after morning prayer, the' vestry meeting will convene following a pot luck lunch. Again the Rector repeats this is YOUR meeting, and he would like to see you there; Please bring lunch and dishes necessary to eat with. Social notes Please note: Saturday evening January 24, the Community shower for Joan Riley (nee Miller) is to be held at St. James Church. Middleton. Canon Garwood Russell and wife, of St. George's Anglican Church of Goderich were down to visit with Rev. and M. Bennett on Monday. Iter0 Medd spent last week with 'Simian DeGroof, while Mom and clint Went off on their honethoon. While at DeGroof's, 1Cerri had a surprise phone call from California: yesjt was Mom. Congratulations and good whales go to Marion and Jack Smith on their 35th Wedding —..Anttiversary; we all wish La meant Emblerti. were only the rest of ,ti explorers had b Suzanne Tambly is is my a . . rjorie Siertsema and Manse Hunking, who was in 1 Duizer repeated the Tanzania, and also gave of the Explorer interesting facts on the work This week there of Good Will Industries in •ur gir s present. London and their appeal for girls thought clothes of any kind, used n cancelled. electrical appliances, etc. repeated February's meeting will the Explorer pictuand continue on the study of e Tanzania. Dawn 'Flynn collecte offering. We ended our meeting wi the Explorer Prayer. . Explorers met January 8 in . the Sunday School rooms, We " opened the expedition with uniso the Explorer Purpose and Lunc "This is my father's world". Pipe, M Darlene Hunking and Susan Myrtle Fair Finch read the Explorers' Emblem and Valerie Millson Party resch read a poem "Follow Me". The WI card p • Mrs. Westerhout told us we cancelled on Friday m would be going to youth to weather conditions an Sunday on January 18. The be held on January 30 with ceremony of the Stars would same committee in charge: be held on March 1, and Mrs. Elma Jewitt, Mrs. Beth ,.everyone was. to know it. We Knox, Mrs. Harry Lear and them many more. all voted whether to go to A MI*Dc't) Auchanan • Helen and Greg Caswriiii bowling or swimening and -the - of Strafford had a family bowling won. dinner of Greg's families to Next we had an election of honour her parents, Mr. and officers: president. Susan Mrs. - Jack Smith's an - Finch; secretary, Sally niversary, also their own Pollard; treasurer, Bev birthdays. An enjoyable time Overholt. was had by all! Next, Diana Shobbrook Our sincere good wishes to read a short section from the Mr. Fred Hudie, who is a patient in St. Joseph's Bible and Cheryl Lyon read a Hospital London. poem. Last week I praised the The collection was taken up men on the snow plow for and we ended the meeting their good work keeping our with the Explorer Prayer. roads open and still are working on the roads. Our Berean Unit mailman also should be The Berean Unit meeting commended. We have only was held in the church missed our mail once; so dig ' parlours January 13, and .out your boxes as he really president Gladys Gourley doesn't have to get out of his opened the meeting with a car to put your mail in your recipe for New Years. box. Devotions and study were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lip- conducted by Dora Shobbrook pert, formerly of Bayfield, now of Duart, had a visit with the Deeves on Saturday. The meeting closed with the hymn, "In Christ there is no east nor west" and the prayer om the January 11 Church etin was repeated in was served by Mona Longnian and rvice. duled rty was ht due will e Unfit is blah. 1611 Ib' is tsar heart iviu ham is -.right, iNOW OPEN FOR BUM DAVE MUSTARD + PLUMBING + SHEET METAL Ss + HEATING • EAVESTROUGHING Ready to serve CLINTON. SEAFORTH. HENSALL. and. surrounding -areas. °FREE ESTIMATES on any plumbing and heating sobs. OPENING SPECIAL --- .20% OFF On any -water softeners ordered before end of February. Free water tests for harems al water. PHONE ANYTIME 4112-44413 DAVE MUSTARD PLUMBING A. HEATING VARNiA. ONTARIO • • Personals The session of Elders held their meeting following Church on Sunday morning and decided to postpone the regular holiday time in February. Church will be held as usual in February. Mr. Ralp# Davidson returned home on Monday January 12, from spending the past month in Clinton _ Hospital. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor (newly weds) to, the village. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hunking, Clinton, are spending two weeks with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking. Mr. Vic Stockhouse and Pat spent the weekend in Ottawa where Pat took her tap dancing lesson. • 44vantigi ot uer1004 "to* Registered Retire v Averaeine Aiwwtes Over past 25 years Wit 01011Ve ent*Yef1il3411111414""ef *any cotatners * the lied el fax We deal pretend le -he sew experts BUT mere ao., more people are whim, our oolvice. slook w have the services, of a ounlhor of companies *Om siliciallet. if YPu have it ershtsist—eive us* call. Then Is se obligation, and we would be *owl tok supply Vow with quotations that are comeelitiue• TO QUALIFY FOR THE YEAR 1475 you have until Ilet end of February 1976- K.W. Colgivisoun Ltd. 452-1721 BOYS!- SECONDS SIZES 3-6X • COTTON t 1, 97 LEISURE SUITS EACH PRINT CORDURSPOECYIALS i.37 vcs ASSORTEDiiSTER IL WOOL CHECKS $1.57 yo 97 DOUBLE a TWIN-OUILTED SPECIAL S 1 0* EA. 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