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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-07-07, Page 8•' • 7, ' , ,,,, I, . li ' •nookool. .. • ,,,,,,,,,w0,,t14 , PAQE 9:4.,--CI4NTON NFr'S-RECORDTHURSDAY, JULY 7, 1977 - 51st menioi4a1 service held at The 'June meeting of the and Mrs. Bill Lapp and Auburn Women's Institute Michael at Dorchester. was held in the Auburn Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Community Memorial Hall Gross, Anita, Bryan and April' with the president, Mrs. took the steam train ex - 'Eleanor Bradnock in charge. tursion to 'Guelph last Sunday The minutes were approved from Goderich. as read by the. assistant Mr. and Mrs. Allan secretary, Mrs. ,Kenneth McDougall and- Angie and McDoukall while Mrs. Robert Miss Debbie Wilts of Sudbury Peck was cin vacation in spent the weekend with Mr. , California. . •d• and Mrs. Kenneth The president stated that McDeugall. Mrs. McDougall the members had served,at Angie and Debbie remained the Huronview Tea and many for a visit and Kenneth had attended the summary McDougall returned to day for quilts at Wingharp.. Sudbury with his son. Mrs. Leonard Artham- Mr. aqd Mrs. Thomas bault, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt Haggitt, MJ. nd Mrs. Clif- and Mrs. Eleanor Bradno,ck ford Brown; Goderich. ,and had attended the workshop Mr. and Mrs. , Arthur for Women's, Institutes at Youngblut, G.odepieh visited Whitechurch, The members last. weekend with Mr. and of Auburn W.I. are asked to Mrs. B.B. French at St. Clair leave their names if they can Shores, Michigan, Also . billet .anj, of the W.L. mem- visiting were •Mr. and Mrs. bers who are comi? ,for the 'Harry Rinderknecht and Mr. London Area convention to and Mrs, George 'Disney, all Vanastra on September 28 of Oetroit. and 29th. • Those who can Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis actom-modate delegates of Bowmansville, N.Y. visited should let the president know last v;Ieek with her sister, as soon as possible. Mrs. Donald Haines and Mr, The royal blue and gold Haines. slacks, skirt and jacket for St. Mark's Anglican Church the coming ploughing match along- with Blyth, Belgrave was discussed and orders and Brussels Anglican taken. churches haVe extended a It was reported that call to the Rev. Daniel Thomas Johnston had Sargeant of Northern British donated the . flag for the Columbia arid"the Yukon. Be village. accepted and will commence The card report was given on September 18. Mr. and by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell Mrs. Sargeant and two and she read the thank you children will take up notes she had received. Mrs. „residence in the Blyth Ret- - Thomas Lawlor gave the tory around September 15. 0,..yepoivt of the district annual Lisle Worden, Staffa and held at Clinton. Mrs. . Blake Beattie of Mrs. Thomas Jardin gave Welland visited last week two readings, The things that with his niece and he cousin, bug me in summer and The Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Mr. Scott Curfew. .and Eric Scott. Guest speaker was Mrs. A reunion of the little red • Leone Lockhart of, Clinton school house, Westfield, S.S. • who was introduced by Mrs. No. 6 East Wawanosh is being Frank Raithby. Mrs. planned for July ,24 afternoon Lockhart spoke on Senior , in the Wawanosh park by the Citizens and how they can. Maitland River. please bring •;cope with apartnients after old photographs and your own • hiving in a, house and the • picnic lunch and dishes. The • benefits of ,smaller ac- committee • planning • this .'commodations. She also event would, appreciate any spoke*on the health of seniors help you could give. For more and what is available now. information cal1529-76b. Mrs.. Ed Davies thanked her Mr. and Mrs. R. McKinnon, and presented her with a gift. Truro, N.S. and their son .A contest conducted by from Camp Borden and their Mrs. Thomas Haggitt was nephew R. Windmill of won by Mrs. Thomas Lawlor Woodstock visited Mr. and for having the. most dimes in "Mrs. Kenneth Scott and Mr. her purse. and Mrs. Joe Hickey last Roll call was answered by ' week. Their grandparents .naming a beef that could lead resided on these farms years to 'a resolution. A note -of thanks is to be sent to Robert Peck for repairing tie tea wagons. Winners of the contest. were: colored serviettes, Mrs. Thomas Lawlor; an- niversary date nearest, Mrs. Leonard Archambault; arid Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. birthday, nearest Thomas Jardin. Hostesses were Thomas Haggitt, Torrance Tabb and Gordon Chainney. SOCIAL NEWS 'Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Keith Lapp. had as visitors last week Mr. and Mr's. James Wood and granddaughter Catherine • Wood of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs. Robert Templar of , - Mrs. Earl Allison of Rochester, N.Y., Mr. and Goderich visited last Thur Mrs. George Domand Mr. sday with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. F.J.' Lapp all of St. Charles Beadle and other Themes. friends and relatives in the Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Pepper village. , „ of Exeter visited last week The Rev, Earl St. Jean has with his cousin Mrs. Bell drawn up the. following Allen. •"* schedule for July and August: Misses A. Adair, Jean C. Mox 'United, Auburn, July 3, Jamieson and M. Jean 17 and 31 and Augus4 14 and Houston of Torento spent the 28; ponnybroiik, July 10,24 weekend with Mr's, Frances and Aug. 7 and 21.- Vacation Clark. • Bible school. %mil -kw -he Mr.and Mrs. Elliott Lapp• 11 to 15 frorri" 9 a.m. to 11:30 took Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Lapp a.m. All children from 3 to 12 back to St. • Thomas last are welcome to attend. • Sunday and visited'withMr. A. number of members of and Mrs. VVilter Denys and Knok UnitedChurch attended Jeffrey at Kippen and Mr. recently the • special ago. Mr. and Mrs. George Collins rrioVed into their new home in the village last Saturday. . Mrs. Vera LaVigne of Windsor and 'her sister, Mrs*, Laura Bennett of Detroit returned to their home last Sunday after a.....few weeks' visitwith their- daughter and niece, Mrs. Ben Hamilton and Mr. Hamilton. Mr. "and Mrs. Hamilton took them home. on Sunday. Mrs. Arnold Craig was able to return -home after several weeks a patient in Wirgharn— hospital. Mrs. • Lillian 'Leatherland moved last week to her new. home on Goderich Street. retirement service in Exeter for the Rev. Harold Snell and the picnic following the service.. Rev, Snell was -here 1993 to 1947. The United Church Women of K11102United- Church held their June meeting in the,: Sunday school room of the church. Vice-president Mrs, 1.).g.ter Verbeek opened the meetind by reading a poem, Rules for Daily, Life, and presided for the buSiness period. The minutes were accepted as read by .the secretary, Mrs. Thomas Jardin. The, • financial statement was „given by Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Reports were 'heard ' from, conveners of Supply, Flativer and Kitchen committees. A number o,, anniversary sp9ons are still on hand and will be sold at cost to anyone interested in obtaining them. It was announced that a Vacation Bible school will be held „July 11 to. 15 in the church -for all area,children. • Unit 2 took charge of the Christian Stewardship program with. Mrs. Donald Haines' leading devotions on the theme faith. The scripture lesson was from Hebrews. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall was the pianist. She also gave an interesting background on how the hymns, My Faith Looks Up to Thee and Faith of Our Fathers, came to be , written. Mrs. Arnold Cook in- troduced the 'guest spe,aker, Mrs. Susdn Howson of Blyth, She Showed pictures and. spoke on a recent trip to emetery nearAuburn - Haiti. 4Sbe had on • display souvenirs and articles' from that that country. Mrs. Earl St Jean *thanked Mrs. Howson and presented her with a gift. Following the ° hepediction‘. waraltsocial The annual meth1a1" service was held last- Sunday at Ball's cemetery id Huliett Township. The Rev. Earl K. St Jean of Knox • United Church was in chapge and the Music on tape was played by. Mrs. Donald Kai of Oakville on the -organ, and Mrs. Greg Park was the pianist. The choir -was under the direction of Mrs. Kai. Mr. ,William Anderson -of London was in charge of the tape during the service. The chairinan of the trustee board, -Frank Raithhy welcomed everyone and stated -that the Board' ap- preciaed such a .0,,00d,"* tendance. Many floral tributes were'brotight for, the graves. Kg thanked Mrs. Robert Slater, the,_ secretary - treasurer, and also - paid tribute to Mrs: Norman' .Mct!owell for her many years as secretary,treasurer. Superintendent Robert • Turner was also thanke d for keeping the grounds in ex- .cellent condition. , A moment of silence 'was, obserVed Jr those who had been la d to rest during 197_6. They were Maitland John • Wellington Good, Alfred Rollinson, Harry_ Beadle, Harry Brawley, Lottie Sophia Jackson an Jali Cornelis 4akelaar. • 1V1r. • St. Jean took as his theme' "And this I command thatiolitoie onaanothe ". He Spoke of the ear •pioneer life and 'how the centrefor the community was the church. He said this built a goodcommunity 1jf In - today's —ilor-Td-7—lie stated, people are satisfied with, theinselves and do not tro, meet the challenge tolove one another. Friends were present from - Mrs. G. Treffers of Clinton is V3.3carc1fne, 13lyth, ,Belgrave, 4' * 0.• proud to announce the ,Goderich, 'Mitchel(, --kit :---graduation of her daughter, chener, Guelph North Bay,t,.,, Connie de Haan (nee :Tref: DorcheSter, Clinton and Tavistock., T ..by Frank Raithby and Robert, Arthhueoffering was received Arthur. fers) of Hamilton, fro' McMaster University with Bachelor , of,, Arts in. Social selence,s', She is also %raduate 'of Central Huro Secondary Schdotin Clinton. ip '0 •• Assorted Designs ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 9TH, 1977. A&P. Suncoast Mall • Highway -21 South •GODERICH Open Monday thru Saturday, *9 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Blue, Green, White, Pink, Yellow WHITE SWAN •• pkg of BATHROOM. 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