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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-11-24, Page 110 r the AYF1ELD bugle , Janet Baptists have family supper The Bayfield Baptist a Church held their annual Church family supper, combined with a farewell for the Pastor, Rev. Brian Harrison, Mrs. Harrison and Matthew and Stephen who are leaving soon. Friday ' evening, in the Sunday School rooms which were tastefully decorated for Christmas, the members, adherents and special guests sat down to a very bountiful pot luck supper. poThe program following was in charge of Bruce Nicholson, with Muriel Snider at the piano. All of the candles were lit and the lights turned off, while Ann Chapman led in the singing of a number of favourite Christmas Carols, after which Cathi Cullen and Diana Harrison sang a lovely duet, "It will be worth it all". Bruce Nicholson then • welcomed all the special guests who were all former members, Mr. and Mrs, Merle Switzer, Maxine and Kevin (now of Goderich), Mr. and Mrs. Gary Renaud and son, also from Goderich and Rev. Larry Bigelow, Mrs. Bigelow, former pastor here and now pastoring in Collingwood and their son, John, from London. Pastor Bigelow brought a short message, which he took from the nineteenth chapter of Luke, the story of Zac- chaeus,`who was so small he had to climb a tree to see Jesus, 'because of the pressure of the crowds. Pastor and Mrs. Harrison favoured with a duet "Blessed Redeemer" which had been requested, but was certainly enjoyed by all. "Happy Anniversary" was sung for Mr. and Mrs, Bob Spiers who were celebrating their 17th wedding an- niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison were presented with a card and a gift after which there were gifts distributed to all. Mrs. Bigelow and her daughter, Cathi Cullen, sang a duet, "Jesus, Wonderful Lord" which was much ap- preciated and brought back memories of when they all lived here among us. The wonderful evening then ended with a few more Carols and the wee ones singing, "Stop, and let me tell you what the Lord has done for me", and Pastor Harrison closing with prayer. Smile Sign on clothing store: "Come inside and have a fit." Round about the village continued from page 10 thday. A few games of cards were enjoyed and a tasty birthday cake. Mrs. Weston is a former •resident of Bayfield and all her friends join in wishing her health and happiness and many more happy birthdays. Mr. Paul Larsen, a former Warden of the Anglican Church in Highgate and his sister-in-law Mrs. Freida Larsen of Copenhagen, Denmark were the guests, for a couple of days with Rev; William arid Mrs. Bennett at the Rectory. Best wishes to Mr' Lorraine Fisher who is recuperating at her home following a stay in Clinton Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly McC,linchey attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebrations for his parents Mr. and Mrs. Garnet McClinchey in . Seafor_.th. on Saturday. A family dinner for 55, including 4. great gran- dchildren from as far away as Bermuda, Calgary, Edmonton, Trenton, Sarnia and area was enjoyed in the .early evening with an Open Reception following to honour the couple later in the evening in the Community Centre. Our best wishes to Garnet and Agnes for many more happy years together. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker visited Sunday and Monday in Port Huron Mich. with his daughter Mrs. Moore Hislop, Dr. Hislop and family. Mrs. John Graham, Wallacetown spent a few days with her son, daughter-in-law and family Mr. and Mrs. Pat Graham, John and Nancy. News of the Baptist Church 41 The Baptist Church held their regular Sunday morning services with Rev. David Jamieson and his wife as guest speakers. They are with the Baptist Mid -Missions and have been serving in Jamaica, but because of ,political unrest have had Jo leave there, they had to train the nationals to take over the schools, .churches arid Bible • colleges. There are still a few missionaries in Jamaica but they too will have to leave as soon as the necessary visas and papers can be processed. They are going to replace a Pastor of a church there who will be retiring. They asked for our prayers for the responsibilities of the Government demands there that they will have to adhere to and of course, for their own job of bringing others to know and accept the Lord. 0 Sunday evening, Pastor Brian Harrison gave an in- spiring message, continuing in the Book of Joshua, in chapter 13. He compared the "Promised Land" that God gave the Israelites to the joys and peace and all the blessings that those who accept Christ will receive. Immediately following the service, there was a service of Baptism with two can- didates going through .the waters of Baptism which was a very beautiful and im- pressive ceremony. The Pastor closed with prayer. .The weekly Bible Survey class entertained, their teacher -guide, Pastor Brian Harrison and Mrs. Harrison to a steak dinner at the Ponderosa in Stratford on Saturday evening. This class has been doing an indepth study of the Bible. They have greatly enjoyed it and deeply SEIKO appreciated Pastor Harrison taking time in his very busy schedule to do this service for them. Personal notes Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Farrelly of London spent Sunday with friends Norm and Janet Talbot, Doug and Sandra Talbot and Les and Bonnie Talbot; also Mr. Ray 'Schell. Mr. and Mrs. Les Talbot and Cari Lynn accompanied Pastor Brian Harrison, Mrs. Harrison, Matthew and Stephen to Clausen, Mich. Sunday morning where baby Stephen was "Dedicated" by his grandfather. 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WALKERTON 1 rI.INTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1977—PAGE 11 Huron County delegates'far the OFA Convention met in Clinton on Tuesday evening to discuss the upcoming event. Twenty delegates from Huron will attend the convention which will be held in Hamilton on November 28. (News -Record photo) Middleton Re -dedication r service field by Blanche Deeves Re -dedication service Morning Prayer was held in St. James Church, Middleton. Edward Wise and Edward Deeves received the offering. Re -dedication service of the Altar Cross for Harold and Ethel in 1947 was held. Now re -plated by the members of the church the benefactors will be remembered. The sermon was given by Rev. Canon F.H. Paull L. Th with Rev. Bennett in charge of the service. Next Sunday at 11:15 a.m. in place of the sermon, a film will be shown. The film will show the 800 -year -history of the Cathedral of Canterbury. Back from trip Blanche Deeves and her sister Peg of London just returned from a very en- joyable trip to the United States, visiting with their cousin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brady and daughters Kelly and Diann in Ploughkeepsie, New York and their uncle Harry Watkins of Onconto, New York and his son Gerald Watkins and Eddie Watkins. Points of interest seen were the Catskill Mountains from Oneonto to Kingston; a tour of Franklin D. Roosevelt's estate on the Hudson River; the cement factories along the Hudson River and along the Mohawk River and Barge Canal where the tankers travel. An invitation was sent by Ralph R. Smith School to allow Blanche and her sister to visit the school and talk to two pupils in two classes of Grade 5 where Kelly and Diann attend. In the classroom was a large rug on the floor, large cushions and a chesterfield and chair. The teacher was sitting in the chair and her pupils were laying .on the floor and on the chesterfield. Other pupils were allowed to put their desks wherever they wanted to. In another class, the children were impressed with the visitors' birth cer- tificates, social insurance News of, the Va rna area By Mary Chessell Mrs. Joyce Lowson and Mrs. Kate Keys were guests of the ministry of agriculture at the Lord Simcoe Hotel in Toropto for two days a week ago, in appreciation for their leadership of 4-1-1 clubs. They also received complimentary tickets to the Royal Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Keys have moved from Sarnia to Exeter, as Allan is now employed , with Hayter Electric of Centralia. Events of interest which. 'are coming up in Varna United Church are the or- dination of the new elder, Mrs. Joyce Dowson and the re -dedication of present elders on December 4, and the reception of new mem- bers at both churches on the charge on December 11. The - Sunday School Christmas concert will be held on Friday, December 16 at 8 p.m. Come in and let's get acquainted... 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