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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-01-22, Page 3PEOPLE SEAVMiG GOO TNI000GN StSVnNG PaOPLs 1 • right heads -'-� treerUCW Odie ilitrelit.UO.helii The 1974 eaocutive are: Ghees' ell 1$711' honesty preiiisnt..Mrs. Iris ' 11. rreeidient Lewis; Mut pr001411001, Mr. C lairs oldest 'rreivartia; president, Mrs. Edith Mf t; tint view,. ` anti* Eales. Mrs. Lalli E _ t; -tuned tined ars Crick had the "«ship vice, Mrs. Marlene Ferbes; ice sad used the. Vie, rscsatdilhg s.cretars. Mrs. sedtheNeuYesr. • Ellen. Wildfong; The yam 11171.was'thsr SIM • corresponding secretary, Vereary el the Un • Mrs. Nancy • Tlervt,ri and the let► birthday • troesurer and Maeatbersiiil, ,Clinton: Wit bussu Treat' January to September. Tar the VCW. It was alse • Mrs. Roberta Plwtsteel and wry Manias and rewaar- from September to year as they December, -'Mrs,. Hazel the aawsal-reports were Parker:- ' Leadership development. Demise Delve aad Christian education, Mrs. **repeat from the Marion• . Colclough; covq- •Uait. This i4a group neuaity ` ' friendship and entimiriasiic yewitwessiam. visiting. Mrs. Vera Gibbing Work hard to prepare ler. and Mrs. Hilda Tyndall; boots at, the annual finance. Mrs. Roberta ar. They. are also PIrwsteel; flowers for .tlhe ani auction this church. Mrs. Lula Merrill; I 'you have any sr- flowers for the congregation, you no losiec need. but Mrs. Eileen Potter; literature are in good condition„ why net :and communications. Mrs. donate tbeasaii to this unit? Vera McGregor; press and ty have donated a publicity. Mrs. Nita Iakley; pieloCtor-to die church wheat—program. Miss Olive John - will be, dedicated,. at the soon social coMmittee, Mrs. Bruning church ch service on Valera Trewartha, Ethel February IS. McPherson, Marion The afternoonunit - con- Coiciough, Edna Wheeler, in various ways. Ana • Lawson, Willa Taylor, Veva Crich reported en Haael Matheson and Marlene work of their dedicated Forbes. p 01 Wilton. who did 22 Supply and welfare. Mrs. alts in 1975. These quilts Bernice Brown; dish and ve gone as far as England limen, 'Ars. Oda Skov and one in the frames at Mrs. Harriett Tyndall; resent will be. sent to pianist. Mrs. Lila Johnston !*forma.. „If you are in the and assistant, Mrs. • Edna b sement of Ontario Street Wheeler; unit leaders. urch.. take a minute and morning. Mrs. Deanna Delve ieek ba the parlor. usually you and Mrs. Deanna Harloff; Will find a coloallful back drop afternoon, Mrs., Grace Forbes behind the piano. one of these and evening. Mrs. Helen boautdul quilts. • Aiken; nominations, Mrs. lrtr>r, Marion Colclougb of Valier Mair. Mrs. Gwen fie e*ening unit reported on Levis and Mrs. Anna the 23 social events catered 10 McConnell; auditors, Mrs.. *is year. All ladies of the -Isabel Inkley and Mrs. Jackie. charth -are- involved. in these Archibald. events. On February 3,' 1976, the Rev. Lewis . installed the Huron -Perth • Presbyterial 117' slate of officers, after UCW's annual meeting will reading from the book of Acts be held in Brucefield United and Romans. Church. Guest 'speaker, Mrs. Jean Eaton from Staffa. will be speaking on her personal experiences in Bangladesh. The meeting starts at 9:30 - a.m.. closing at 3:30 p.m. A hot lunch will be sold for 4. On February 10, the • Ontario Street UCW - executive 'meeting' will,. be . held at- p:nrl. in the church parlor. President, Mrs. Ed'th Wright thanked the officers of 1975 and welcomed the of- ficers of 1976 before closing the meeting with the Mizpah Benediction. Lunch was served by the evening unit. 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(!Yews-Reeerd photo) Useless to save foil says local CNIB head Don't let foil fool you. That was the warning of George Cox. president of the Bluewater Club of The Canadian- Council for the Blind In a special interview for White Cane Week, February 1-7, he declared, "No matter how high the bundle. foil from cigarette packages will never buy a.do .guide for a blind person. He also rejected cellophane strips._ match folders, tags from tea bags and ail bobbles that frequently are said to supply ado*. Mr. Cox told of a large apartment house in Van- couver where every tenant was saving foil. A Montreal department store had all employees involved in the project While in Winnipeg a hospital nursing staff did the same thing. He mentioned a high school in Toronto who collected four tons of cellophane strips before they checked with CNIB and discovered that their collection was wor- thless. "It's not just the big cities." Cl.1N'roiviiEWS-aECOiRa,TiouaiD eric The Jamiary' Mastitis of I served .by. -.Mr's, 10,01ir ..Godtairima� Tuw�eiip Won 'as liar tor.: Institut* was field. t A loath several items e business were dlacwsiai. The Institute is again p sg to Canvass by -mail -for s Mwt Hart Food ' 1.. February in, the township. • - Fisal pr.paratiats wine made for the card party to lir held: ea Thursdhy, Jaaua►ry 15. The Institute held a sm. cessfut Euchre party at. Wotnhtvillt school on January 15 with 14 tables playing. High lady'sprise was won by Mrs. Beatrice Welch; bi t lnan. Frank Yeo, low lady; Susan. Bell; tow man, Ray. Potter:: the lay, with moat lone hands, Mrs. Millie Dempsey; Masan. Rick. Blake. ' Hohmesville School, *londry,• Javwtary 1t: - 'I"he members alsswered the tali call "Nava* a simple, invesUsS I . would hate to be without". A numbs( of gusts - wiI'e presett. . Mrs. Myrtle . BeaSer in- - ttadsced the �� vintner.Paul Brow* Brown's Decor Centore in Goderiach, tie gave 'an 'interesting • pr sestatios Os the use colors, wall coverings and floor coverings. He gave some. very useful information • ooh •what to use in different areas of the home.. The .HolmesVille 4-H group presented their skit "Store" which they -had' used et Achievement Day for "Let's Bake Bread' earlier this month. A delicious lunch was the CCB man said. "The stot crops up in almost every town in the country." In reality dog guides cost a lot of money. CNIB arranges training for blind applicants at two dog guide schools in the United States, Guide Dogs for the Blind. San Rafael. Cal. and Seeing Eye Inc.. Morristonw. N.J. Candidates take a three months course. They learn to handle the dog. to control it in heavy traffic and to follow the warning signals the dog sends back. • A dog and his master are a working team. Usually they move quickly along the street together but sometimes they need a little help. To win attention simply speak to the person. Ask if he can use help. Don't pat the dog. If you do. you still only take his mind from his duty. "A dog guide is a wonderful aid." said the CCB official. "but ,,when you're yin a . jam. human help is a great ins That's why this White Canet Week we blind Canadians are reamir.Jing our sighted neigh- bour_ - you can make the difference." UCW of Ont. Si.'meet Over 40 members and friends of the afternoon unit enjoyed a pot -luck luncheon prior to the January meeting of the UCW-of Ontario Street United Church. Mrs. E. Brown opened the meeting by a poem "God is not Far" and Mrs. Olde. and Mrs. G. Potter gave the bible reading. meditation and prayer. Mrs. Wildfong assisted Mrs. Brown, with the film strip by the Home Mission Board on Stewardship. Mrs. E. Crich presided over the business meeting. She along with all conveners aCff the various activities thanked There are some things your dressmaker can't do for you. all the ladies for their co- operation during the past two years. Since the Huron -Perth Presbyterial is being held at Brucefield February 3. the next meeting will be February 10. The treasurer's statement. also quilt, banquet and Centennial earnings. all showed an increase. The ladies served lunch. They are bolding another euchreon Thursday, Y. he empty Yew By Rev. W. Jose Miller, Ph. D. Dr. Elsie V. King. inventor of the widely successful "S mok4-a-logue" has helped more people who "couldn't quit" smoking by reversing the usual, approach than doctors, preachers and cancer researchers com- bined. The power of her approach is that she never uses fear or guilt, and will not allow them in the groups she directs. She may even teach smokers how to smokein a different way. rather than tell them to stop. She wants persons to decide for themselves how to smoke and how much to smoke. 'as well as how little to smoke and how not to smoke. The blessing of her - ap- proach is its refusal to use wrong motives for "good reasons". And, she has a lot to teach those who work in the arena ' of interpersonal relating. The New Testament says that the "perfect love", which Christianity is supposed to generate. is the love which casts out fear. Yet, most of the churchianity to which the Western World is exposed is a motive of fear. Fear of Hell. Fear of "atheists". Fear of leisure. Fear of feeling good. Fear of being close- • particularly to persons of the same gender. Fear of having "too good a time". The use of fear as a motive triggers the rebellious process in persons and generates as much anger as it does compliance. Hate is hate, whether of sin or of sinners. Fear is fear, whether of commies or death. Greed is greed, whether for more church members ,or more money. Lust is lust. whether for one woman or a dozen. The Christian joy of life, the promised conversion from anxiety -ridden animals to celebrate Blot dren of God, the proclaimed victory over death and sin, are as missing from many churches as from" the Atheists and animists! Christians seem to be equally afraid of being in Hell and of being in Heaven. SUNDAY, JAN. 25 THE GIDEONS WILL SPEAK PLUS Special Music 8 P.M. HURON MEN'S CHAPEL. • AUBU. N Evil Prevails When Good Men Do Nothing • City. State ZIP -.4...........................».. «...••; The Only Sewing Machine That Gives You Full Power At Low Speed. IRiwrK iw Ivor Iters yen hew tit riot. • THE SEPARATESHOPPE MAIN CORNER • CLINTON (NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEWS WEAR) 411 PANTSUITS and BLOUSES OPEN 1. 6 • OPEN 1 6 Sews Any Material - Leather To . Lingerie, Stretch knits, latest fabrics. Slow Speed Gear - gives you one stitch at a time control, with full motor power. Color Code Dial (Stitch Selector) So Simple - a child can operate it. 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Scheel . 11:M a.m. Family Worship Bed Narrsery 1 i:lo AMC Julio Congregaliow SERMON: "GOO'S REDEMPTIVE MISSION" • Everyone NMfcowtt An▪ nual Congregational Meeting • beginning with' Plithicki.i Simper .taw. 27 of 1:30 p.m. WESIIY.WRIIS IINITEO CNYRCN TME CNU.INCN TNAT CANIS MONSTER J0N51 S OESTRt1CNER IiI A O A E ORGalsollt 5165 CaThalestsfl porno CI40114 omsczos ams \ stARN SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1176 11:50 a.m. Morning Worship Service 11:x10 a.m. Sunday School and Nursery SERMON: "THE CHURCH 'IS ---" by Marilyn and John Holy Communion and Installation of U.C.W..Olficers NOIMESVIIII UNITES CNURCN 1 p.m. Worship Service acid Sunday School SERMON: "THE CHURCH IS --- " • by Marilyn and John Holy Communion °and Installation of U.C.W. Officers. . CNIISTiAN REFORMED CNYRCN. Clinton ani Pismo,. street Services: 10:00.a.m. and 2:30 p.m. a O rt 1rd Swtd.y $ 3e . w. Dutch Srtnco at 11 0O • m 1 Me cAwch of IAD S.ck to God Now .tr.ry Shy 4 m p we C111.0 EVERYONE Iva' L.COME SAYFIElO S*PTIST CHIC* • EVERYoess OF 115 STALL GM AN ACCOUNT oarmemo TO GOO- — 000115 14 12 PASTOR: BRIAN HARRISON ism • iw ' SUNDA* Stieoot 11 • • rut monnesG wosesiP 7 301, p ow EVHi1NG *ORSNIP ONESOAY • p wt PRAYER MEETING " EVERYONE WELCOME • • se p r FRIDAY YOUNG ' PEOHLE S reser isc ST FAVUS ANGLICAN CNIMCN SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1976 11 l0 a.m. Matins FEItOWSNIP SIMM MPH 1.2 MAPLE ST (1 *IMO vreet N Cowwrwn lly .C.011r.) 1146 a on , WORSNOP SE RV IC E 11-00 • rn —SUNDAY SCNOOL end FAMILY SOLI SOUR II p.m Gospel Service Twos 005 p m PRAYER •rod SOLE STUDY For MMorw'MtMt, Photo 002 0371 CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CNURCN 166 V coon• Street 4S • r* Swtd•y School Romeo L..M. N.y S24-513 jt 00 • rw tlForrune Vieusnip 7 00 R T P'h•' Ser.•c• end E•.rtioN•M•c Serino* 7 00 p R• tatr•dno•d•y ppMr Service • 00 Owl Friday Tiling ►o•ptw ALL WELCOME ST ANDREW S• PRESBYTERIAN CNUACN •Ej.V EDWIN G NELSON CHARLES MERRttt ORGANIST SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1976 10:00 a.m. Sunday School for all ages 10:00 a.m. Worship Service ALL WELC • E Potluck Supper and annual meet. , Monday. Feb 7. • 30" p nt .4htrp ..Y MST SAMTIS! CNU RCN • cL'Nro' SPEAKER: JACK CHRISTIAANS SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1976 t0 00 a.m Sunday School Classes for all ages 11 00 a.m. Morning Worship Everyone Welcsme SAINT JOSEPH'S Catholic Church 1aitles Sf Cltn/oR !twee 4111-9•611 SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1976 Mass Saturday.. 0:55 p.m. Sunday 11.:05 a.m. Confession - Saturday 7:1S p.m. ALL WELCOME .00