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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-07-22, Page 12Mrs. Myrtle Mucro* spent a weekend recently with her son. Robert Youngblut, Mrs. Youcgbtut and family at their cottage at Homestead Heights south of Bayfield. Miss Diane Kirkconnell spent a few days recently with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell 'prior to leaving` by plane to - visit her sister Mrs. Mary Park at Winnipeg. ,From there she left to visit friends in Calgary and the Stampede :.nd then on to visit friends in Edmonton. Mrs. Myrtle Munro visited last, week with her sister Miss Mary McEachern at Mount Forest. Mr. and Mrs.- Stanley McNeil. of Welland visited last week for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Miss Laura Phillips. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Warner Andrews is able to be home after several days as a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Misses Christine and Rhonda Stadelmann of RR 2, Blyth spent a few days last weekend with their grand- mother. Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. - Several from this com- munity attcndcd the 40th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark. Goderich. Kenneth McDougall returned home last week after being a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Goderich, for a few days. The Rev. Earl St. John•and family of the Auburn Pastoral Charge of the United Church of Canada will be taking holidays; for the next four weeks. The following is the schedule of church services: Sunday July 25. Service with- drawn; August 1st. Service at Donnybrook at 10 a.m.: August 1. Service withdrawn: August 15; Service at Knox United Auburn. 10 a.m. If anyone needs assistance. in any way please contact the Rev. C. Wittich of Blyth or Mr. Murdoch Morrisson of Varna. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt attended a family reunion at Detroit last Sun- day. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Vere Cunningham on the death of their son Elwin last week. Mrs. James Long and son Glen of Canton. Ohio visited last week with her aunts Misses Ella. Minnie and Laura Wagner. The Auburn Ladies' Soft- ball team lost an exciting game 17-13 to Vanastra. Linda Hakkers did the pit- ching. Meanwhile in house league play Hakkers easily defeated Bean's team, 45 to 18. Janice McClinchey led the Hakkers team both on the field and at bat. The home coaches are asked to give Dana Bean. 526-7769 the 'scores of their games. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hamilton of _ Goderjch, Miss Cathy Hamilton and Brian MacKenzie, both of London, visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton. WMS The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society held its July meeting at the home of Misses Ella, Minnie and Laura Wagner with the president Mrs. • Wilfred Sanderson in charge. She gave the call to worship and welcomed all. The devotional period was in the charge of Mrs. Roy Daer. The scripture lesson. John 14 was read alternately. The meditation was based on the theme. "Let not your heart be troubled". Roll call was answered by a Bible verse containing the word "Father". The minutes of the previous meeting were• accepted as read by the secretary Miss Minnie Wagner. A short business period was held and items of business discussed. The offering was received by Miss Minnie Wagner and dedicated by prayer by Mrs. Sanderson. The mission study was "I was a Shastri or Teacher" and given by Mrs. Frank Raithby. It was an interesting account of a young Hindu who was in training to be a priest in India and became In- terested in communism. He heard a message from the Rev. Angus McKay at the Janhsi mission on the radio, became interested in Christianity and came and attended the Ontario Bible College, and returned a missionary to his own people. After the benediction lunch was served by Misses Ella. Minnie and Laura Wagner. Dense fog and an overturned transport truck kept Highway 8, just east of Clinton, closed for six hours as result of an accident involving two other cars. (News -Record photo) Joyce Marshall et Gabriel and Barbara $vbbrook of Mitchell split tits 11.018 pot, at the Clinton Monster Bingo on Monday evening. Joan Hall of _Goderich pocketed 1171 in a special pot and Mrs. Ann Quinn of Clinton won 1170. Mrs. Bill Austin -of Seaforth was. also a special winner and she took home 1165. Winners of 125 were: Evelyn Feeney, Clinton; Lloyd Heard, "Varna; Bill Brown, Port Albert; Ron Sorensen. Toronto; Bernice Amewt. Stratford; Robb Bourkholder, Blyth; Ruby Barber. Collingwood; Susan Wagner, Vanastra: Ivan Meidinger, Zurich: Sister Veronica . O'Riisy. Saskst- cinewan aad Ed Williams Goderick. Other 12S winners were: Barb Batkia, Clinton; Baldry Belling'. Stratford; Liz Brown. Seafortk: Dorothy Thompson., Clinton: Betty Hill, Brucefield: Stan Wat- son. Mitchell; Florence Elliott. Clinton; Mrs. Sharon Postma, Clinton: Mrs. Jack Brown. Dublin and_ Joyce McEllanan of Dub�in- Stella Feiwey of Wingham won 125 as did: 'Elaine Dingle London; Mrs. Stew Taylor. Clinton; Marilyn Gibbs. Petrolia; Jean Brown, Port Albert and Joan Turkiwe of Zurich. Church News Morning Prayer was held in the St. James Anglican Church in Middleton at 11:00 .I m with- Rev. William Bennett in charge and Lois Wise at the organ. The Annual Galilena Service of the St. James Church will be held at St‘art Middleton's Park on ,Sunday. August 15 at 11- a.m. 1,I.m. Everyone should bring their picnic lunch. cutlery and dishes. Tables, chairs, coffee and cold drinks will be supplied. Come one and all and juin In our worship and pICnIC lunch to follow. Wedding Helen Wieren,ga. hair- dresser at Charles House of Beauty in Clinton will marry Dick Steenstra of Concession 11 on Saturday. July 24 in the Lacombe Christian Reform Church in Lacombe. Alberta. They will return to Clinton after their honeymoon to take up residence. We in the community wish Helen and Dick all the very best. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Steenstra and Margaret, who will be the maid of honour, will fly to the wedding on Saturday. Personals Mamie Middleton who is working in Jasper Park. met her brother Jim in Prince George on the weekend. They were a very happy couple and really enjoyed themselves. Mrs. Fred Middleton and Don and Audrey Middleton attended a play at the Blyth Summer Festival. (continued from page 4) authority and power. For he must reign till he hath put all enemies under his feet. The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death. For he hath put all things under his feet. But when he saith. all things are put under him. it is manifest that he (GOD) is expected, which did put all things under him (Christ). And when ail things shall be subdued unto him (Christ) then shall the Son also himself be subject unto him (GOD) that put all things under him. (Christ). that God may be all in all." (Corin- thians 15: 24-28) AV. The Revised Standard Version sags: "That God may be everything to every one." In view of these and many other Scriptures. how anyone familiar with the Bible could claim that 'Jesus IS God' is beyond my comprehension! Why not let God's Word speak for itself? R. F. Bryant. ad- ministrator, and William Gregg, Director of Training arc pleased to announce that Bluew•ater Centre, near Goderich, is now offering a Short Term Parental Relief Program • to parents and guardians of. adult developmentally han- dicapped persons residing in Huron, Bruce. Perth and Grey Counties. The purpose of this program, is to offer families "time -off". for vacation or rest from the continual responsibilities associated with providing constant care for the needs presented by the developmentally han- dicapped. Parents and guardians interested in this program, which runs from July 30 to August _'-. 191b. are asKeo to contact the Centre at Box 71, Goderich. Ont.. or by telephoning 524.7331 for application forms. All applications will be promptly considered and families notified of ac- ceptance or alternatives. Congratulations are in store for David and Doreen McConnell (Steenstra ). Doreen has completed her RNA course and David had graduated from teachers college and has taken a position at the Clinton Public School. Mr. and Mrs. Boonstra. Jaap and Carla Boonstra from Arnshem in Holland, Mrs. Boonstra being Martin Streenstra's sister, are visiting with the Steenstras on the eleventh Concession. Many from the area joined in a happy evening at the Saltford Valley Hall, Friday night, at the Hodgins-Postma reception. We are sorry to hear of Sarah Storey's fall, we wish her a very speedy recove y. Many young peopie from this area are joining in at the Dutch Reform Bible School in Clinton. I'm happy to say that after my experience on Friday evening, that everyth;ng is alright. I swallowed a fish bone at 5:30 p.m.. eating our evening meal. It's a long story. but I ended up at Victoria Hospital. London in emergency with two x-rays taken and a' number of doc- tors lookingdown my throat. The specialist arrived, and good thing he saw the bone. just about an inch long. -By 9:30 p.m. we were on our way back to Clinton. The tour of Hayfield houses, sponsored by the Huron County Architectural -Con- servancy will take place July 28th anti 29th. • ----- Assembling at the Town Hall on Clan Gregor Square at 2 p.m. and again at 7 p.m.. the visitors will be privileged to visit five of the village's more interesting homes. Architecturally and ar- tistically, they are most varied and attractive. Ranging from Georgian, ,to High Victorian. to simple "folk architecture" and in- cluding the charming little Trinity Anglican Church. the tour should prove unquestionably that the pleasant homes of yesterday can be most comfortable and full of personality, for today's living. Guests have been invited to visit the homes of Canon F.H. Paull. Mrs. Wm. Metcalf. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Westlake. _Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers and the Reeve and Mrs. E. Oddleifson. Refreshments will be served at "The Hue'. home of Mrs. Carl Diehl. This house is perhaps the earliest house in present use in the town. It has served as school, church and Doctor's home over the years. Do come. Tickets are available at the Little Inn. Graham's Grocery store. Th Village Market and Don Lance Antiques in Bayfield the Huron Expositor in Seaforth. and The Arbor i Clinton. There .will be space for 40 children, including 10 men- tally retarded, at the new Wingham Developmental Centre, James Taylor, Minister of Community and Social Services. announced ,today. The Town of Wingham has received Ministry funding to cover property acquisition, construction costs, fur- nishings and equipment for the day are centre for the developmentally han- dicapped. The Ministry will provide S241.440, which is 100 percen of the total cost. A cheque fo 54.988 was recently fur warded to Mr. J.E. Reavie Mayor of Wingham. Thi amount represents the firs payn7ent of the Ministr grant. The estimated opening dat for the centre is October 1976. The funding of Wingham.i in keeping with the Ministry' commitment to integrate community living for th mentally retarded. Mrs. Mita Postma had her hands full teaching and entertaining her four-year-old. beginner class at the Christian Reformed Church Bible School this week. (News -Record photo) "Stuccato" Siding 1!' LEISURE :.' SUITS Efficient. Different. Easy le install 1/4" Exterior Msh.gsuy ,s7 se 4 x •'SHEET MANY USES,..SOFFITS. PANELLING. UNDERLAY • COUNTER CASH eig CARRY Budding Supplies REFRIGERATION s.i.s a Service USED APPLIANCES Bought a s.w