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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-30, Page 12�. Utiver scripture meditation u Sxven b ai:z• cereal cath . Grangeed lied ver Mrs. �� in- sampl trod'uced the guest Speaker, porridge. Anita Hallam 'the gtesitnt Mrs. UleanOr Mrs. P. Pentland who gave demonstrated how tO Make f.ed for the an inspiring talk , en dogwoods aid Sherry Ver- son with the r- gan.wlttthe Citizetship•rs. Donald bee?; and Linda Cunningham ►1gl:r' Q4!►°y Stewartwi hues thanked the speaker shaped them. Allt,et'nbe rs anada with jt end 0 Cand presented her, th a gift.. then sampled them. The Jackson at Mrs. Haines concluded the meeting was closed with the piano. The minutes were service, ice. 4H notto, braved as read by the Mrs. Jack Armstrong, vice- Memorial ill Board ecreta.ry Mrs. Donal, president, presided for the Tie Auburn Community s Usines, business portion. The minutes Memorial Hall Board tnet M. Donald Cartwright were approved as read by the last week with thechairman, e on the quilt b ck the secretary Mrs. Thomas James Glousher presiding. gco ill jl trill Arden, whicix had Jardin. Reports were The minutes of the previous Gerald McDowell and Mrs. nationalHuron South Ploughing Match at the eat Metric t Fred Armstrong. ugpd,e 00 00 saleat the received from the treasurer, [nearing were accepted as Inter - _ Lee Homestead. She supply, kitchen and flower read by the.secretary Mrs. Mrs. Albert McFarlane Walkerton this Saturday. fir +� . visited last week in Lambeth Mr. and Mrs. George a re ort that there were convenors. Plans were made Donald Haines. 13 g irls in their 4-- sur. Mrs. for a Variety Concert to be It was decided to hold a with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Disney of St. Clair Shores � HC 'Thomas Haggitt and Mrs. presented in the Auburn dance on November 13 with HDarnl oberd�•sMr. and Mrs. visited r tedd Nast Thomas noggin 'ThomasJardin were ap- Community Memorial hall Mr. Egbert Jacobs supplying Week-endguestswith Mr. and visited other friends in t pointed delegates to the later this fall. A work meeting the music forsquare dancing, Tand Mrs.. Donald Cartwrigttt,� the village. Al RallY to be held on was planned for October 27 waltzes and fox trots.Derrickoland Lorie Miss Lorraine Chamney. Qctixb+�>r �'T,ia_ahurctod. when donated quilt tops will admission to be 55.00 per David, Mrs. Velma Fraser of the librarian of Auburn An invitation to attend be quilted and the bale couple and lunch supe Library has announced that Li Sask. Mr. Milton b Belgrave W.1- was accepted packed. 'It was decided to raise the Saskatoon. the craft classes held cast for r October 19 and Mrs. Permission was granted to price of rent for stag parties Rueger of Calgary, Alberta, am ere Haggittreported on the Auburn Recreational Com- and plans were started for a Carol oflR�R. 2 Clinton.r and month children�sf successful Pmittee to use the church New Years party. I she had attended. ei de meeting s e had atteetded. � at St. fridge as requested. The Memorial donations were St. Clair Shores. French Michigan. stitches. finger puppets. sea Presbyterial date is October 5 received and plans were. Sisited last Sunday with her shell centrepieces and one Augustine.eto en were made y sea - to cater to the banquet at in Nile United Church. Mrs. made to re -do the table tops in sister, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt day made atom -tom and a October 6 and. the St. Jean thanked the ladies the hall. and Mr Haggitt. drum. Lorraine is attending with °qtr. and . Mrs Dun OP, *►}}}(_kt'p., "edi and Brooke *( Mr. Bert Coleman of ondon visited over the weekend with his mother Mrs. Gladys Coleman and brother Ivan. Mr. Ian Johnston of Exeter conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Holy Communion will be celebrated onOctober W.D.r�ober $ d at 11:30 with Rev. v. Jarvis in charge, At Sheldon of Goderich, left received •a cert cate for a suit and shirt from Gerd Herman, -atter his nu. • aer was drawn at the Clinton Raceway last Sunday. (News- Record photo) noon an kitchen convenor will be Mrs. for the warm welcome they Donald Haines and the had received and asked for dining rlHm will be convened continued help in getting by Mrs. Leonard Archam- acquainted and offered to bault and Mrs. Eleanor help in any way she could. Bradnock.• Thanks was ex- The meeting was closed tended to Mr. Donald Haines with the mizpah benediction, for making the garbage box lunch and a fellowship hour d 10.00:W_as voted to go for followed. Hallowe'en party and anyone Anglican Church Women wishing to help with the The St. Mark's ember Anglican Church of contests endgames. The card report was given Women was held at the home by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell of Mrs. Ed Davies last • .d she read the thank -you Thursday afternoon. There notes which she had received. was a good attendance in - • The roll call was answered by eluding a Blyth member. naming a famous Mother. Mrs.. Davies opened the The collection was taken by meeting. A chapter from the Karen Plunkett and Lorie scriptures was read by Mrs. Armstrong. It was decided to John Daer and Mrs: Ian Clark invite Londesboro, Blyth and gave a reading - "A day of Tiger Dunlop to the October Quietude". Carson to the meeting. Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer there was no Bible study. presided for the program. Mrs• Robert Slater gave` a Mrs. Oliver Anderson had a paper on Matthew, the tax list of articles and if you had collector. them in your purse you were The business portion of the ° the winner, Mrs. Larry meeting was taken by the Johnston was the winner. president Mrs. Robert Slater. Mrs. Ed Davies gave a cake The roll call was answered by contest and Mrs. Donald reading a Bible verse with the Haines was the winner. A words "Apostle Matthew" in sing -song and rounds was led it. The travelling apron by Mrs. Haines with Mrs. received a penny for each Catherine Jackson at the letter in "Fair Waved the piano. Golden Corn". The minutes of Mrs. Maurice Bean gave a the August meeting were • reading on Mother Shipton's accepted as read by the dhn Drier. in 186 and then secretary statement was ea• ch person was to prophesy The financial what changes there would be given by the treasurer Mrs. in 10 years time. Mrs. Orval Thomas was annout. nced that the Free was the winner with the Fall Deanery, meeting • prophecy. The youngest will be mother prize went to Mrs. held on November 17. Anyone Fred Armstrong and the interested in going should oldest grandmother present contact Mrs. Slater. The was Mrs. Elva Straughan. meeting was closed and a Unitedchurch Women lunch served by Mrs. Davies The general meeting of the assisted by Mrs. Thomas United Church Women of Lawlor. Knox United Church was held Auburn 4-11 Club in. the Sunday school room of The second meeting, of the the church on Wednesday Auburn 4-H club was held on evening Septepber 22. Mrs, September 2.0 at 7:00 p.m. at Donald Haines, Unit 2 leader, the home of Mrs. Donald was in charge and opened the Cartwright. The president meeting with the call to Sherry Verbeek opened the worship and the hymn. c meeting with the 4-H pledge. Social News Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Flanshawe College to contirme Reick of Kitchener spent last McNall of Welland visited her Library course. Saturday with- Mrs.. William lass Sunday with Mr. and Miss Trudy Machan is Straughan. Mr. Howard Mrs. Thomas Johnston and attending Fanshawe College Adams of .Toronto who had Miss Laura Phillips. and is enrolled in the Interior been visiting here returned Mr. and Mrs. Major Decorating course. home with his sister, and her Youngblut, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Yvonne Bean is at- husband. Thomas Johnston, Miss tending Alma College St. Plans are being finalized Laura Phillips and Mrs.' Elsie Thomas and visited the for the pot -luck banquet at Scott attended the 40111 week -end with her its 6:30 p.m. for the Auburn wedding anniversary . open Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bt., Softball players and their house held for Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs." Ken' `h families on Thursday October Edgar Howatt at Westfield. Haggitt, Greg, Rich. end 7. Each family is asked to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donald of Bramalea -.vent bring a dish for main course Jardin. Michael and Daryl of last week -end with his and a dessert. Meat, rolls, Belgrave visited last Sunday parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas coffee, tea. dishes and silver with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Haggitt and attended the will be provided. Thomas Jardin. Roebuck -Brown wedding in Mrs. Ernie Nibiock is home Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goderich. • after a three weeks' tour in Cartwright and Lorie visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner Europe. ' , last Sunday , with Mr. and of Solon, Ohio returned home Miss Darlene Coulter was Mrs. William Benson. Denise, last Week after visiting with guest of honour last week Michelle, Trent and David at his sisters, . Misses Ella, w ,en Mrs. Jack Armstrong Palmerston. Minnie and Laura Wagner ' ► bridal shower. This Mrs Earl Allison k and otherrelatives. guests were welcomed by Goderich visited her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Armstrong assisted by Mr. CChartes Beadle and her Gagnor of Toronto and Mr. Mrs. Gerald McDowell and aunt, Mrs. Elva Straughan and Mrs. James Leonard, Mrs. ' Fred Armstrong. A last Friday. Keith and Christine of program of contests were Guests last week one day Markham spent the week -end enjoyed with winners being with Mr. and d Mrs.MisTho to HHamiltoas with n . and Mrs. Ben Darlene Coultes, Mrs. Gerald Johnston McDowell and Mrs. Joyce Philips were Robert Young, Miller as the winners. Mrs. Stratford, Miss Ferne Gerald McDowell gave two Symington' Miss Hilda - readings - The kick under the Meyrick of Toronto and Mrs. table and To the Bride. The Cora Buchanan Goderich. ich. bride seated in a decorated mer chair was presented with a returned back to British corsage and gifts. Her Columbia after visiting with mother, Mrs. Ronald Coultes his parents Mr. and Mrs. assisted Darlene in opening Elmer Trommer and sister E E L t E Y the gifts. Darlene thanked Miss Connie Trommer. Ger, tvf+riangs everyone for their gifts and , Mr. Ed Davies, Mr. Court THE MA t. t< invited all to her trousseau Harold CartBeT and lira Alex , Mr. tea. A lunch was served by Mrs. Armstrong assisted by Boa both of Goderich Wiil Mrs. William Seers. Mrs, represent Huron North an d Mr, and Mrs. Austin Wheeler of Detroit were weekend visitors With Mrs and Mrs. Edgar. Mum Mr. and M. and Carla $eafort recently with Mrs, parents Mr. and Mrs Parker. Chiselhnrst.anniversary, Chiselhurst United Church celebrated their 116th an- niversary on Sunday with the minister. Rev. Dan Beck conducting the service. His sermon was on "The Challenge of God's Harvest". Mrs. Grace Campbell and Mrs. Ruth Townsend of the Seaforth area were guests and sang two numbers "0 Lord You Made The Rain- bow" and "Nothing Is Impossible". A social hour followed in the Sabbath School room. Communion service will be held next Sunday. Try Diamonds Fri Evenings ON THE SQUARE A member of the Clinton Kinsmen Club, or a memb.el of the Clinton Lions will be knocking on Clintonians' doors on Tuesday, October 5 or Tuesday October 12 to canvassfor the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. The CNIB, a private agency has developed 80 different services in -rehabilitation and preventionof blindness. They provide mobility training, recorded reading materials, new kinds of employment opportunities, and senior citizen care. Special electronic aids are now becoming available. These assist the blind person to keep pace with his sighted neighbours. Prevention of blindness services, are also financed from donor dollars. A donation to the CNIB will enable that agency to provide even better services for the blind. Queepsway Happenings Visitors to celebrate Mrs. Vera Lammie's birthday last Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn, Bob Lammie, Jean Wright, Greta and Amy Lammie. Mrs. Pauline Jeffrey was visited by Blanche Bechard; Darlene Stumpf, Mr. and Mrs. Clemance Jeffrey, Edmund Jeffrey and Madge Desch. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNaughton visited Mrs. Ada Smillie. Mrs. Louise Mitchell was visited by her son Leslie and Mr. and Mrs. Denroache, Camp Borden. Mary Jane Morkin visited Neil Regan. Visitors with Adeline Taylor were Melba and Brenda Walper; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibbings, Summer Hilland gtandsoa Murray Taylor ; Dianna Weber and Eve Wilhelm, Baden. Rev. Glenn Wright, Exeter tUARANTEED' - INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Smile Friend of ours is such a steady worker, he's prac- tically motionless. STANDARD TRUST COMPANY 382 Oundes St Woodstock. 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