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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-04-14, Page 90 CLINTON NE W S -RECORD, TUURST?AY, APR, .14,,; L,9., Hensall furling Club elects new execit It took only an hour, but Bayfield's old library, which will be incorporated into the new structure, was moved to a new site last Wednesday, across the street. The move was accomplished without incident. (photo by Milvena Erickson) lid Hilda M. Payne Curlers meet The annual sleeting of the H('rlsaII Curling ('luh was held on March 197 , , at the Vanastr•;r f'ur'ling Club. The election of officers for the coaling year was as follows: President. Doug Shirray : 1st Vice 1' resident. Dave Schur Marl : ='nd Vice - Presid'e'nt, Ken C'lark e: Secretary Treasurer, Eric Luther. The Social, Games and Membership Committee for the coming year will he: Doug and Karen Shirray, Dave and Koren Schurman, Rory and Marg ('onsitt, Shorty and Wilma Caldwell, I)on and Vina Brodie, Walter • and Nancy Denys Prizes and trophies for the I!l ai• • • s('asorl,,were awarded as'follovs's: Goodwin Trophy .lack Bell, 'love Bell, Vicky Bell, 'Theresa Ferris Mid - dloton Trophy: Eric Luther, Shirley Luther, Dave Schurman, Karen Schurman. Runner up for the Middleton Trophy: Wayne 'McBride, Pat McBride, Laird Finlayson, Ruby Finlayson. Two Game Winner: Ray Consitt, Marg Cunsitt, Ken Clarke, Marg Clarke. One Game Winner: Grant Jones, Lois Jones, Walter Denys, Nancy Denys. Consolation Prize: 1i'oug Shirray, Karen Shirray, Arnie Taylor, Jean 'Taylor. The new social games and membership committee will "meet with the Hensall Parks Board prior to May 1, 1977,'to discuss plans for curling in the new Hensall and District Com nl,,nity Centre next year. It was resolved unanimously that Eric Luther should make his professional curling ability, available in the way of curling instruction fur' the 19 • 7—.8 season to all Curling ('lub members with particular emphasis on all other skips. United Chgrch news Easter Services started at Hensall tJnittld Church on Thursday (Maundy Thur- sday) evening with the Sacrament of Communion conducted by •Rev. Don Beck. Hjs Communion Meditation was "Do This in Remem- brance of Me'reminding us that Communion was the first Sacrament instituted by Jesus. The choir, led by Mrs. .Iohn'Turkheim at the organ, sang the anthem, "My Saviour went to Calvary". On Easter Sunday morning, a Sunrise service was held at li:30 a.m. conducted by the Young People of the congregation with Karen McAllister giving the meditation. She retold the Easter Story and also told of Easter customs in other lands. Kevin Waring led the service with Karen, while John Blackwell assisted at the organ. Laurie, Marilyn and Joanne Pepper sang "Morning has Broken" very sweetly, assisted at the piano by Brenda Pepper. Following the service around one hundred people assembled in the -Fellowship Hall for breakfast: At the regular service, Rev. Don Beck took as his sermon the theme, "What a Way to Live" stressing that "Mor- ning always comes" both in the world and in our personal lives. An inspiring anthem "King All Glorious" was sung by the choir with Miss Mary Goodwin taking the solo. Lilies in the church were in memory of the late Mr. and LV1rs. Victor Fee. A white potted mum was lovingly placed by the family of the late Archie Noakes in his memory. • Cut from Canada Grade "A" Beef BONELESS BCUiOM ROUNDTROAST 18 Ib ride 1-H meets The third meeting of the Bedtime Beauties, (Hensall :') 4-H Club was held at the United Church on Tuesday, April 5. The meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge and the Roll . Call, "One thing to remember when cutting and marking fabric, make sure your grain is straight." , Minutes were read by Sandra Nixon and approved CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF Boneless RUMP ROAST OR TOP ROUND Ib Steak or Roast Price We're proud of our reputation for top quality meats at A&P! . Town Club Sweet Pickled—Boneless - Vac Pac COTTAGE ROLLS R 1 -LB VAC PAC Action Priced 1 • 10 Varieties McCain—Frozen—Regular—Crinkle or Julienne Cut SAVE 26SE PAMPER CAT FOOD 6.SAi TIN , 31/2 -LB PKG Jane Parker RAISIN PIE BUY 3 PACKAGES SAVE 47¢ Maple Leaf (Save 60c ) • 16 -oz tin FULL 8 -INCH 22-01 PIE Jane Parker HAMBURG BUNS or WIENER ROLLS PKG OF 8 by Janice Campbell, We discussed the grain 'of" material and the grain lino of pattern. Mrs. Pepper and Mrs. 'Fuss showed us dif- ferent types of stitches. Personals Mr. Trevor Ferguson of Montreal, son of Rev. P. A. Ferguson of Chesley, and a former minister of Hensall Presbyterian Church, has had a book published by McMillan and Company, "High Water Charts in the Fall", - This book was reviewed by the Canada Council and ,Mr. Ferguson received a grant of $8,,000. Mr. Ferguson has already started on a second book.+ Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal over Easter Were Mr. and Mrs. G. Bran- derhorst of Simcoe on Good Friday evgning and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Veldhoen and Michael, of Toronto on Saturday. On Easter Sunday, they were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds and family of Seaforth.• +Rev. Ferguson, of Chesley, who suffered a heart attack in October, is now able to resume his former duties. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoy, Alyson and Aaron of London and Mr. Bill Hoy of Con- nestoga College, Stratford, spent the Easter weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoy. Aaron will continued on page 12 Londesboro news.... (continued from page 8) evening Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Durnin of St. Helens, also visited. Nona Pipe and. Alice Davidson enjoyed the bus trip to Flower Pot at tJVlalton sponsored by , the Seaforth Horticultural Society on Thursday. Mrs. • Carl McDonald of Atwood spent the Easter week with her son Rev. McDonald at.the manse. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crysler of Chatham were Easter visitors with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tamblyn. Douglas Wood of Wingham spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood. Mr. and Mrs. David Fairservice and Maureen of D'Ormeaux, Quebec spent Thursday to Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Fair - service. Maureen celebrated her 7th birthday. Mrs. Dorothy , Brunsdon, Clinton was dinner guest on Easter Sunday with the Fairset vices. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman were her sisters Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh and Joan of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris, Susan, Jill and Robert, Mrs. Sam Norris, Staffa and Mr. Robert Heck- man Fullarton. Mrof. .and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, Brian, Kenneth and Sandra of Ridgetown spent Laster weekend, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. Mrs. Olive Penfound FOR WATER SYSTEMS and Elgin were Easter Sunday dinner guests of" her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dave McLeod, Mitchell. Miss Helen Anderson of Toronto Ryerson Polytechnical Institute spent Good Friday with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Dave Anderson. Mr, and Mrs. Len Caldwell spent the weekend with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moranzo, Candace and Glen, - of Toronto. Remember the W.I. card party Friday April 15 at 8:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Londesboro III 1-H The final meeting No, 7 of "Clothes for Leisure" was held on April 4 at 7:15 p.m. in the community hall. Six members answered. the roll call by giving plans for the next sewing project at home, or naming a sewing technique learned from this project. Madelyn Sewers was secretary and Heather Fothergill, press reporter for the meeting. "Focus on Living" was chosen for the spring project in 1978. The discussion centered around the a'chievernent day fashion show and the club's exhibit. 'Each girl wrote a short commentary on her garment. Members then practised setting up the Club's exhibit "Trims with Imagination". Thanks were expressed to the leaders, Gay Datema and Madelyn Sewers for a suc- cessful and interesting project. 114' 1ONE We have new and used pumps for sale, and almost any item needed for water systems - softeners, filters,- sterilizers, foot and check valves. We stock plastic pipe and fittings - pressure and suction hose' for, spraying.' Action Priced White—Pink Yellow—Lavender—Green Action Priced Powder OXYDOL DETERGENT 39 5 -LB BOX - a & P INSTANT CHOCOLATE MIX 2 -LB CARTON FARMERS CHECK YOUR PUMPS SAVE 36¢ SHOP A&P'S GARDEN SPOT OF SAVINGS! 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