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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-05-20, Page 19• , • ' • r A large congregation at- te ed United uroh on . Sunday morning. Greeting into 9 narthex were Mrs. John Riley and Harry Snell, and the ushers were Tom nerd, Edward Riley, ephen Bromley and Craig Iller. The Junior Choir, with 14,100150 Lovett° at the organ and Barbara Bosman as the choir leader, led in the music and sang anthems "For the beauty of the earth" and ". }lappiness?' Mrs.Margaret Whyte, • clerk of the session, invited the parents to present their • children to Rev. McDonald for baptism: Gregory Wayne, SIM of Wayne and Darlene gcClinehey; Heather Lynn, daughter of Carman and Ann - ley; and Jodie Lynn, daughter of Gordon and Joan Riley. The children's story was an object lesson about "the dandelion," and the Junior congregation teachers were Joan Whyte, June Fothergill and Joan Mason. Rev. McDonald's message was ”Koinonia" togetherness. The flowers at the front of the church were in honour of e marriage of David Button and Beverly Fowler in this church on Friday night. The °livers on the memorial Stand were placed in loving memory of Maude Radford y her brother. Bert and 119ra- BEREAN UNIT The Berean unit of the UCW held their meeting on May 11 in the Sunday school rooms With 30 in attendance with NiSitors from the Burns and irnwell units. Rev. McDomild welcomed 'all and read "Jesus 'stand among us" followed by the Hymn "Jesus shall reign wherever the sun." nettle VItoodt OonveAer'40 Ottstudy period* welcomed all And introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Stephen Matthers who spoke on Trinidad where he studiedfor enc etudy-heolt and his wife for the explorer study boa. He told how the books were compiled. .1Ie also said' the citrnate in Trinidad is very hot and there is no winter. They grow oranges, sugar cane and are very richiti oil and pttch. The first missionaires went there in the early 1800's. He closed by answering question. Hattie. Wood thanked him and presented him with a gift: There wa s no business meeting due to the absence of president Gladys Gourley. Secretary, Nona Pipe read a letter of thanks from Bert and Dora Shobbrook, and an invitation from Brucefield UCW to their centennial meeting June 1 at 2 p.m. Happy Birthday was sung for Ida Durnin and Gladys Gourley. The June meeting will be held in the evening. Rev. McDonald closed the meeting with prayer and lunch was served by Margaret Whyte, Laura Lyon and Jessie Jones. A vote.of thanks was given by Gloria McEwing from the Burns Unit. TWE EDSMIJIR CURATOR AT WI The WI held their meeting on Wednesday May 12 at 8 p.m. in the Londosboro Hall. President Dora Shobbrook welcomed all and read "cheer up " and "Mother's Day thoughts". Roll call was answered by "Do you keep a diary and why" with 31 members and two visitors present. The minutes of the last meeting and the financial report was given by secretary treasurer, Addie Hunking. Weekend Special SIRLOIN SECTION Approximately 20 Ib. 14 • 9 lb SIDES of BEEF 1.22 1 PI7 cr lb. 95e Ib. HIND FRONT SIDE PORK 85cIb. SIDE PORK LOIN Approximately 14 lb. 1.39 lb. Horne of the fornous 41.00'444 Oushwood Strusoye "'or 111111P zglirinlit 1/2 mile south of Dashwood's main intersectkin 2374314 Ur, r• • , r‘ro, °MVO denge Was a MO from CAS* an invitation. Myth Won lone Z.4t and an inVitationtoattentt linronStiew filossonl tett on lune 9 The WI was al* asked to donate.sOnle aiing; Delegates Orem appointed for the District annual at Auburn on Ma), 20. Beryl Reid introduced John LaWsort who won the prize at Mullett Central for his speech "Charlie Brown" which was enjoyed. Dora Shobbrook thankdd the WI for being their delegate at the Officer's conference at Waterloo University: Helen Lawson, Tweed- smuir curator, introduced the district curator, Celia Taylor of Goderich, who spoke on log books and judged our logs. First prize went . to Dora Shobbrook and Hattie Snell and Beryl Reid tied for second. Worthy mention went to Marjorie Anderson and Florence Cartwright. Prizes were presented by Helen Lawson. Celia Taylor sang "School Days" and the "WI" ac- companying herself on the ttkelale. Elma Jewitt gave two readings "Grandma" - written by a grade three pupil and "Philosophy of Life." The meeting closed, and lunch was supplied by Jessie Tebbutt and Gladys Arm- strong, Jessie Jones and Joyce Kennedy. WI DESSERT EUCHRE The WI dessert euchre was held on Friday night May 14 with a full house in at- tendance. Guests from Blyth, Clinton, Summerhill and Walton were welcomed by the president, Dora Shobbrook. After dessert there were 24 tables of cards in play. Winners were: ladies' high, Mrs. Torrance Dundas; lone hands. Mrs. Milmer Glousher ; low, Mrs. Leitch; men' S high, Harry Snell; lone hands. Dave Mair; low, Mrs. Lloyd Stewart and lucky tally card, Glen Carter. The draw on groceries was won by Mrs. Russell Good and Mrs. Slairn, and other draws were won by Mrs. Bob. Burns. GordonMurray. Mrs. Ernie Dale and Mrs. Les Reid. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergill and family at- tended the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Barry Whytock which was held at Howick Community Centre. The bride is the former Joanne Marks, a niece of Mrs. Fothergill's. Miss Marjorie Bickell Toronto, is visiting her friends Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. Beth Knox, Laura Forbes, Ruth- ghaddick and Maimie Carter spent three days last week at Holland, Michigan and Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mair of Dearborn Height, Michigan spent last week with his sister, Mrs. Myrtle Fair - service. Rev. Stephen Matthers of Toronto spent a couple of days last week with his • UN. • • t .401$444;, The intricacies of the laboratory are explained to three of the many interest,ettviSlteM who toured the Clinton Public Hospital during Open House last Wednesday. Mrs. Carol Edwards, Registered Laboratory Technician does the honours here. (News -Record photo) cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Dave McLeod, Mitchell visited on Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Olive Penfound and Elgin. Rev. McDonald and Nor- man Alexander are attending the United Church conference this week in Windsor. Mrs. Cudmore of Clinton is spending some time with her daughter. Mrs. Margaret Taylor. The Sewers girls en- tertained attheir home on Sunday in honour of their parents 20th Wedding Anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Drekmann, Whigham ; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drekmann and family, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sewers and Harvey, Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Nethery and family, Wingham : Mr. and Mrs. David Keith. Teeswater; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bolger and family. Blyth and Alan Brown, Dutton. BE A QBLOOD DONOR Bayfield personal (continued from page 14) Personals Many Villagers attended the wedding of Jahn Marks to Alice Maheu on Saturday in Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield and the Reception which followed at the Albion Hotel and along with this writer wish the very best for John and his bride. Mrs. Del O'Shea, Mrs. Marguerite Higgins, Islington; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Packer, Vancorreter B.C.; Ms. Bunny Dean, London; Mr. Ray Maheu, Miss Bonny Henel; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maheu and four children were guests at the Albion Hotel during the weekend, and with the ex- ception of the Packers, all attended the Marks-Meheu wedding on Saturday in Trinity Anglican Church, and the reception following at the Albion for more than 80 guests. Mrs. George Kalanzis. Hickory, N. Carolina is spending several days in the Village. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black. Mr. and Mrs. Alee MacLean notes all of Dudalk visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw. Mrs, Pearl Shaddick. Mensal' was a guest from Tuesday 'till Friday eyeing with Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Fitzsimons and family. Ray Kohnert, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Becker of RR 2, Auburn, received a diploma in Agricultural Production and Management from Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology as a member of the 1976 graduating class. .11 At Clinton Home Hardware Now in Stock: COMPLETE SELECTION OF GARDEN SEED FOR SALE OR RENT ROTO TILLERS FINE SELECTION dF LAWN FURNITURE. Home Hardware Feature! WATERING CAN-, • RUSTPROOF • WITH SPRINKLER HEAD • EASY GRIP HANDLE WHILE THEY LAST SI 88 • EACH NOTE: We apologize for the inconvenience caused to our customers during our store renovations. Watch' for aur Grand Re -opening in June. Clinton Home Hardware 24 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 48 2-70 2 3 PDX (*MEP, Mrs. FlOte4Ice giliott held 4 birthday party on Sun ay tor her granddaughter Erin of Toronto, who was one -year- old on Monday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cudmore of Holmesville, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott and Ross , Elliott and friend Dawn of Egmandville, as well as Erin's parents and Walter and Norma Smith. George Whittaker had an unfortunate accident at school last week, when he was hit—by a baseball bat, receiving a concussion and a cut requiring some stitches. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heard were guests at the Marks- Maheu wedding in Bayfield on Saturday. Rev. Thos. Sinclair, who has spent the past week with Rev. and Mrs. Alex Taylor, was guest preacher at Varna and Goshen churches on Sunday. He is at present touring the United States and Canada on a preaching mission and has been in non- denominational mission work forover 50 years. 21 of' them as Superintendent of Chester City Mission of England. He was instrumental in bringing Rev. Taylor into the service of the church and his work in the mission fields. He has also influenced many other people to devote their lives to the work of the church. and these people may be found in countries all over the world. SHOWER HELD A bridal shewer was held at Goshen Church on Tuesday. May 11 for Sharon Oesch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ffeschA who was MA ted on Saturday in Zurich, Mennonite Church to Charles King of Stratford. A very entertaining program in the form of a Hee Haw show was enjoyed by all. The main cast was comprised of Mrs. Bruce Keys (at the piano), Mrs. John Robinson.. Mrs. Anson McKinley, Mrs. Ken Parke, Mri. John 4cItel and Mrs. Floyd Armstrong. It got off to a good start with the singing of "OIL MacDonald had a Farm, Complete with live animals Two .talented little girls, Becky McKinley and Lisa Robinson tap-danced, playt-d their ukeleles and sail several numbers. Sister Mary Lou McKinley and Karen Ratcliffe did a funny skit about newlyweds, from the bride's point of view. Sharon's grade 1 class, who performed at a conert, was hilarious, too. Sharon was assisted in opening her many lovely gifts by Miss Susan Parke, her mother, and Mrs. King. A delicious lunch and pleasant social time followed. SOCIAL NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Tom Consitt hosted a party on Saturday evening honointing. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Taylor on their 10th Wedding Anniversary. There were 34 guests present. Part of the evening was spent dancing at Hully Gully. Those who heard Rev. Sinclair on Sunday hope he will come back to this area. as they would like very mudh to hear him again. LEVIS CORDS SIX SHADES SIZES 26 TO 36 ALL LEG LENGTHS REG. S16.95 PR. Special I2 95 wir• PAIR Campbell's MAIN CORNER CLINTON 482.9732 COUNTRY MARKET AT VANASTRA FEATURE BUYS FROM THURS. MAY 20 TO SATURDAY, MAY 22 STORE HOURS: MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY 9 AM-4PM THURSDAY 1. FRIDAY 9 AM-9PM SATURDAY 9 AM-6PM SUNDAY 11 AM -5 PM CLOSED VICTORIA DAY. MONDAY MAY 24 RAINCHECK POLICY If an advertised special is ever sold out, ask us for a Rain Check. It entitles you to the same item at the same special price. for seven days- .,. 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