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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-01-27, Page 130 Church News • Worship service was in Holmesville United Church, last Sunday at 1 p.m. Sunday school was held in the church hall, under the direction of • Rev. John Oestreicher. UCW Meets S• The UCW of Holmesville United Church • met in the church hall, Tuesday af- ternoon, Jan. 16. Alice Oor- ter's group, , which was in charge of the meeting, presented a skit, ' well w- ill formed by Phylis Cox, Atice Porter, Jean Ginn and Kay Harris. The skit took a look at the work of the UCW as seen through a crystal ball. Alice Porter read a study chapter from the book "Womenin Canada" followed, by a reading read by Jean Purdue. It Was decided to have the penny contest again with Betty Stover and Isobel Sturdy as captains. . There will be a work meeting for quilting in. February. Roll call will be the payment of fees. The annual church meeting, Jan. 29, will be followed by a potluck lunch. at 12:30. Board of Stewards Meeting, A A meeting of the Holmesville. United Church board of Stewards was held on Wednesday evening, Jan. 19 at 8:30 p.m. After reading e minutes of the previous eeting, members were nformed of the results of the joint meeting between the • ,Stewards and the Session, held on Jan. 12th, at Wesley.: Willis United church. • At that meeting,' Rev. Oestreicher's stipend "'was increased and the secretary's honorarium was also in- creased. ljt was learned that minor repairs to the Manse are to be carried out in the near future. Irvine Tebbutt was elected to serve as treasurer for Holmesville United Church for the next two years, suc- ceeding Miss Elaine Town- send, who resigned after two years of service. A vote of thanks was passed to Elaine for a job well done. The honorarium for the organist and treasurer were reviewed -and increased to be more in line with costs in- curred in serving in these positions. Rey. Oestreicher infornied the Board that all pictures and -negatives have been received from the company which was to prOduce the church directory. Sosts to produce the directory,, locally are being investigated. It was the desire of all present that the directory be completed if at all possible. There being no further business': the meeting was adjourned. They would like to remind all members of our annual meeting to be held Saturday, Jan. 29. A potluck lunch is to be served. Personals We are sorry to hear that •Johnny MacFarlane is in University Hospital. We wish him well. John Koetsier and some friends spent the weekend in Goderich Twp. rec. news By Audrey Middleton The weatherman allowed Wednesday night Jan. 19 to be the monthly meeting date of Goderich Township * recreation, held at the township office at • Holmesville. Those in at- tendance at the meeting were Gerry Ginn, Joe Fritzley,- Marion Powell, Gerry Bor- , oath, Grant Stirling, Hazel McCreath and Doug Yeo. Walter and Arnold Bell, Softball coaches, attended as special guests. (Resigned members are • John West- brook and Hugh Lobb.) • Inauguration of the 1977 members to recreation Council. could not take place as there are still two positions unfilled. Take 'note, Goderich., Twp.- people ; ahyone who is interested or knows of someone else who is interested in serving on the recreation council may submit his or her name for c6nsideration. Phone R. E. ▪ Thompson, Township secretary, no later than Feb. 4th. Several project reports were received. Firstly on township crest contest - the winning entries 'will be submitted to a local artist, ideas from which will •be incorporated in a design for an official crest. Twelveboys are now registered for township hockey, held on Saturdays 1:30 - 3:00 at Bayfield arena under the helpful supervision of Bill Steenstra. More boys are welcome to go. The last Saturday of each month will be Goderich Township skating parties, the first one this Saturday Jan. 29th 1:30 - .3 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited in this participation, It was generally agreed that we would sponsor three dances again this year. Grant Stirling volunteered to make arrangements with the White Carnation for a spring dance, _set a second date, 'plus '-arrange • a date for a Christmas dance on a Saturday night in Dec. Volleyball for young adults or high school age sees action at the Holmesville school, 7 - 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday nights. Males or females are welcome to join the group as the class is not yet full. Doug Yeo is in charge and could use a little help. No one begins as an expert so if you have a yen to learn volleyball skills, come and give the group your support. Marion Powell (482-3265) has received several calls of inquiry regarding cross- country skiing, so arrangements are being made. She'll call you if she has your number. Plans for the proposed 1977 recreation budget were laid out as follows: crafts ,- $200, softball - $200, hockey - $550, ptcntc barbecue - $100 and a jump in administration costs amounting to $1,500. This makes a total proposed budget of $2,550. The regtliar meeting date had to be changed again to the third Wednesday of the month. They begin at 8:30 and close by 10:30 p.m. Hazel McCreath volunteered to be the telephone secretary to remind the members prior to each meeting. Guests are welcome to attend at any meeting. ; 41 • • NOTICE change af Hours EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, FEB. 1 Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. excepting Friday nights, open 9 p.m. Sundays; still open Regular hours 11a.m.•8p.m. ROB'S <Mince> Sunoco .qAs BAR & VARIETY ‘" • - • "Serving OthitrIl.a&w* would be served" 192 HURON ST., 'CLINTON Arthur,,snowmobiling. Please Note: Edna Jantzi will be out knocking on your door as a Marching Mother for the March of Dimes. Do welcome her. Douglas and Gertrude Feagan are back from an enjoyable holiday in Hawaii. Vera Miller and Barb Betties will attend the 4-H .training school in. Exeter, early in February.. • Any girls interested in joining the 4-H Club "Clothes for Leisurel-' should contact Barb Betties immediately at 482-9901. Mrs. Blake visited with her sister and husband, Mr: and Mrs. Wes' Roe, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ashton and sons of London visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Potter. Donald and Robert stayed with grandma and grandpa Potter until Tuesday. Mr. Alec Glenn of Banff, Alta.f'spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frenk Yeo, and visited friends in the area. ,or c,pwroNnWSuggcgriP= TOURSDAY, JANUARY V, 1977.,pAGE • • DRESS PANTS SPECIAL GROUP. SIZES SIZES 30 TO 42 REG. TO $29.95 1/2 PRICE SUITS AN SPORT COATS SPECIAL GROUP 11/2 RRICE• SPOir SHiRIS FANCY PATTERNS SPECIAL RACK REG. TO $20.0O'- 1/2 . PRICE , The Huron County 4-11 Club Leaders' Association elected its 1977 executive at its annual meeting in Clinton last Thursday. The newly - elected offiters flanking secretary - treasurer, Maurice Hallahan, RR 1, Belgrave, seated, are left to right: president, Bob Hern, RR 1, Woodham; vice-presidents, Albert Van Dyken, RR 1, Exeter and Glen McNeil, RR 6, Goderich; and past president, Jean Dinsmore, Fordwich. (News -Record photo) SPECIAL PRICES tSfIN EFFECT TILL CLOSING fine foods arke.• SATURDAY. JANUARY 29 roduce hp super special TROPICS FRESH FROM THE • GREEN TIPPED or GOLDEN YELLOW BANANAS •b B.C. FANCY RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES B.C. FANCY SWEET D'ANJOU PEARS U.S. NO. 1 FRESH CRISP • , CELERY STALKS lb. 39 lb. 39 EA, .69 U.S. NO, 1 CRISP RED RADISHES 16 oz. PKGS. 45 U.S. NO. 1 FRESH TENDER ... 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