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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-12-09, Page 3+it was Mr re Ai 4 e Sun entere " • th ur iar • Mrs. Re, ,114 a 4,4 flt cflor Wns 1411 Perswls , ... ..,' tt,„ ;suffere4 as, . , ' , . it , . , ar• , idren Visitors n•, ... ' .i •• ' 't Thursday ., , 1, , , , '' Davidson „.. „,...,„ I. ..t. law, Mr.'and1 ... ', • ,CTYPer!0.4ii: ug Ontarcp. 4, Sunday ianC,11 gl4„ le p ra; Jack s. Gary Jewitt et Wright. as supplied by Oir under the rs. Allan direction �f sManp the. Senlor Cho directionrider the of Mrs. Ilan ddick and organist en McGregor. The soloists Were Laurie JeWitt, Bill Jewitt, Scott, NM** _ante= Moon and Danny Reid. The reader Was Mrs. Nick WhYte. The scriptures were read by Rev. McDonald and a poem. "The meaning of Christmas" by Ruthann Penfound. Mrs. Gary Jewitt led the kindergartens in the Acrostic. • The Candle of Hope was lit by Explorer Laurie Duizer, portraying the Christmas story in the pageant were: Cheryl Bromley as Mart, _Kent Howatt as Joseph, Cheryl Malley, Connie Hoggart, Darlene Hulley, Kimberly Wright, Robert Adams, Claude Cartwright, Michael Vincent, Robert Radford, David Whyte and David Stevenson. The Sunday SchOol students then presented their white gifts before the manger. Choir members • honor organist Members of the United Church choir metrat the home of Tom ad Marjorie Duizer on Tuesday night, November 30th, to honour Mr. and Mrs. Glen McGregor, newlyweds. Mrs. McGregor was the former Louise Lovett, church organist. Contests were conducted by Carol Jewitt and Madelon Sewers. Judy watt, daughter of Mr. and M . Jim Howatt of Londes iro, recently graduated rom Fanshawe College Sch .1 of Nursing, Victoria C us London. Judy has been e ployed part time at Clinton • spite', but has accepted a ull time position at Victoria 'spite' London. r rt. t* with ,,• Danny and Pavid, were Mrs. Stan 30444# Richard, Lisn, Studle and Stephen. Becky McCabe* adlYn Gold* and Joyce Sewers. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff• Dixon (04114 and boys visited on Sunday humor° with her mother, Mr. and , Mrs. Orval Kelland. Mrs. *lack Clark wentto St. joSepft'S 110sP LOnden, by ambulance en DeceMber 7th to have spinal Surgeryt has been 14. bed -pat 'ent at home for, the last six =weeks. Her father, Mr. Alec Dark. who has lived with her the last 13 years, wentto reside at Huronview on Tuesday. December 7th. Friends wish her a speedy recovery, Susan and Mary Beth Clarke are now residing on Minnie St., Wingham. Hope friends will take note of the change in address. The Berean Unit of the UCW will, hold their Christ- mas meeting with a pot luck dinner at 12:30 on December 14th. Roll call will be a Bible verse on the Christmas story. There will be a gift eXtbarige (no more than 51.50 per gift), and each member is to bring a guest. Miss Joan Garrow, Stratford, and Chastity Colquhoun, Clinton, visited on Tuesday with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Mr. and Mrs. George Addison, Seaforth, visited on Sunday with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley and family, • and attended the white gift service at, the United Church. W.I. Card Party There were 10 tables in play at the W.I. card party on Friday night, December 3rd. Winners were: ladies' high. Elsie Shobbrook; lone hand, Myrtle Fairservice; low, Mrs. Miller.; men's high, Gordon Murray; lone hand, Bert Daer; and low, Mac Sewers. There will be another card party in two weeks, on December 17th at 8:30 p.m. Beryl Reid, Annie Vincent, Genevieve Allen and Alice Buchanan will be in charge. • Opetatica lifeobile Slake it a part of your 'Lifestyle to buckle up ever), time you get into your car - even for short distances. Be sure that children have proper child car seat res- traints. FAMOUS BRAND NAME STEREO SPEAKERS AND RECEIVERS • lDAY ONLY FACTORY SURPLUS SALE SATURDAY, DEC- 11 10 a.m. - 4 P-ln- SPEAKERS AEG. LIST PRICE OD. to S269. EACH SALE PRICE FROM $10 • TO $75 EACH • SINGLE SPEAKER FROM s5. EACH Some speakers with slightly imperfect finish or scratch Ott cabinet. 2 -year warranty. Power handling S to** watts RMS. RECEIVERS 55 WATTS iliF $1 60. Cash and Carry Held at the VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE 14ighway42rnfl.shcfCftfltOfl.. * g1j hta. n I ' To0! tnvir.tmentai *1 Toronta, was the gueat Andrews, & very gave Iten MOW P81114q00 facts* • ROI*/(News-Rec�rd rem* t d�lni • Church news Holy Communion was observed in- St. James Anglican Church, Middleton. Rev. Wm. Bennett was 'in charge of the service which saw Chris Wise light the second Advent candle. Next Sunday is White Gift Sunday, so bringa gift of toys, money or icleibing. A gift basket will -be- placed at the rear of thehurck and the contents will be given to the Children's Aid in Goderich. The ACW will meet at Blanche Deeves' home this evening,Thursday, at 8 p.m. We at St. James Church, Middleton, were saddened with the news from our Rector. that Rev. Edward Jeffery Blake of Harriston had passed away in Sarnia. , Rev. Harrison was predeceased by a • twin brother, Rev. Alvin Harrison, and is survived by a brother, Charles, living in Sarnia. Rev. Edward Harrison was the belove& Hector at St. Jame t -Atiglidalt Church, Middlettin, 'from 1957 to 1971, and was the church's 30th Rector. We were also sorry to hear from our Rector, that Rev. George Youmatoff is in London Hospital. We all wish him well. The 'board of management for St. James Church will meet in the church hall next Monday evening, December 13th at 8 p.m. sharp. PersOnals We would alit like to wish Mrs. Fred Middleton a very happy 80th birthday.\ Mrs. Fred Middleton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. BM Counter in Clinton. .• 0 4 On Sunday, M*. and Mrs Bill Counter, Mr• and MrS. Bob Canspbe11-,--11nd Mrs. Fred Middleton motored to London to attend the Confirmation service at the Church of the Transfiguration, when Mrs. Middleton's granddaughters, Carol and Anne Grindley were two of 15 people to be confirmed by the Rt. Rev. Geoffrey Parke -Taylor, D.D. Suffragan4Bishop of Huron. On Sunday afternoon, Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Grindley had a family gathering at their home in London. Mr. and Mrs. Don Middleton, Mange, Fred and Shelley, and Mr. and Mrs. David Middleton, Randy, Chris, Joanne, and Tracy joined the other members of the family in a wonderful celebration to honour Mrs. Fred Mid- dleton's 80th birthday. Sandra and Dennis Kelly and Cindy of Woodstock were home for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise and family. Glad t� report that Deny Brand and Len Mills are home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Youltons and their two sons of Woodstock were Sunday visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Bennett The Goderich Township Dance was well attended last Friday evening at the White Carnation. Mabel Middleton, co - convener of the IODE's Christmas Raffle, wishes to thank the Goderich Township Recreation Committee for their sponsorship, and the area residents for their contributions. The proceeds went towards the purchase of •a chair lift for Huronview. • Make it a colourful Christmas for your family with PHILIPS MODWIR .4.141 Y THE BETTER 4"ANi TO MAKE COLOR TELE SiON" CP CA,a",•0 a" 4 " • • , c " a n . $1. • c „ •,"=`, n vers., n - t.,20,0% ' •11 4713.,,t I, as "istot DVt.a • a a ts"-, " tpost,a"c t AY ecke t'...r4e I atte t "•.n ,-,be a 6.0.4" I.:, 3 •otM a. 4 PHILIPS MODULAR AS LOW AS TABLE MODEL 199. YOURS FOR THE ASKING AT TV Ht F4- RADIO REPAIRS 2is vICTOR1A 51.. CLI'NTON 4524021 • • ' • er at the 1 • • • otM'104. oar 15. Eleanor ttracloack presided for the -Short program and welcomed 1V ann Wvice tp,the. " newly a Pie** 'was Con s .$4*grtatuenlatiOnaniddtesa was -read by Mrs. John Stadelmann. Mrs, Donald Haines gave dimtlons in rhyme where she would 1 ind the _gifts and the wishing well was filled with gifts. After opening the gifts Barbara thanked her friends and neighbours and invited all to come and see her in her new home. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Haines assisted by Mrs. Frances Clark. SDOCIAL NEWS SOCIAL NEWS The members of the Auburn Women's Institute catered to the Howson Christmas party last Saturday evening in the community memorial hall. Mrs. Robert Arthur came home last week after having surgery in St. Joseph's hospital, London. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Norman McDowell is improving at her home. Guests last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer and Mr. Gordon Daer were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dewar, Keith, Carol and Karen of Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Daer, Larry and Michael, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rolston, Mark and Trevor. Komoka and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wallace and Owen of Dorchester. A good attendance is reported at the weekly euchre parties on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. sharp. Prize winners were: novelty, Mrs. Roy Daer; high lady, Mrs. Tom Jardin; low lady, playing as a lady)-, Robert Turner; high man, Dkvid Cartwright; low man, Oliver Anderson. Little Miss Karen Plunkett returned home on the weekend after being a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elliott 4 • r beirtg - is home tient ar HepIta1. Her Irs.. James Oak, Michigan Dublinlays visiting with Eltner Keller rdaytyand*Trit **v r „ ARan Craig returned home from AlexandraMarine and neral Rat last week is convalescing at his nome here. Congratulations to Mr. and. Dennis Bricker on the birth of their soap Mrs. Brie erand son arrived home last Friday. Stanley Ball is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Master Ian Andrews returned home last week after surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. WINKING & DRIVING DON'T MIX Sate driving is a family affair • r, TO THE Er liCTORATE mmirattoations,k ;woof' far Sed‘ a tilled '4111400* 114140 the St Six decades. Os to all the candithotea ;W. My sincere aOprociat*n to is at pofls My wife thanks those who dldWtt BUD.D KUEHL 1.4444444.4.04,14444.1,444,4144441,4444444414,,,4441444••.04,044414,444414444.44041,..41414,44.411444440,444.44114044440041,4444,414,4411144111,4401.60.41441.4.411,4410441 vN ffr • My appreciation to all the citizens of Clinton who turned out to the polls. And thank you to those who campaigned on my behalf. Don Kay Lori Lyn Beauty Salon 72 Albert St., Clinton Suggests for' Christmas - GIFT CERTIFICATES (in all denominations) Cuts, sats, cold waves, tinting, etc. VISIT LORI LYN BEAUTY SALON AND MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS A STYLISH ONE. For an Appointment Call 482-7711 MILDRED CARROLL, MARLENE TOLL, SUSAN MALONEY .,41011108f.- Agood case fora party • TheiShope te mixers 111111 )0 1 PO Ptit 'V* *ttd /ft . ,t^•-•' ' • . '`,;'' . „ r , . • , .4 ''''' • ... , I,' • 1,. • ... 4, "N "-• -,. S t• .'' . '''..," • • 1 1 1 1 1 1 The • PoP Shoppe 41) oP hopP' e Everyday law price. lit 12-30 fLoz.botties The PoP Shoppe Mixeis; Cola, Soda, Tonic, Festival Drgingerate. LirneZOey.,,- -- lemony Plus 4 and Grapefruit. The PoP Shoppe Tax included Plus casedeposit • • • a • ;t4•,fr,l, !•• 11 'CUNTOl • „„ •