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The guys and dolls are nearly all ready to open their three-day theatrlcaI production at
CHSS next week. Some of the stars of the show hammed it up for the camera this week,
including lead Philip Street, second from left, who plays Nathan Detroit. (Rhea Hamilton
photo)
Police appreciation night held
By Rene Brochu
Last Saturday evening, the
Pineridge Chalet was the
scene of the K of C's fourth
annual "Police Appreciation
Night" when District 31 of the
K of C which includes the
area of Stratford to Goderich
and towns and countryside in
between as well as, our police
forces from those areas
gathered together for an
evening of relaxation.
It is not often that police
officers receive the
recognition and co-operation
so justly deserved from the
public, but it was truly
evident at this gathering that
law enforcement officers are
truly appreciated.
The evening was enjoyed
by about 50 police officers and
their wives, as well as 150
members of the K of C and
Huronview news
Marie Flynn, Lorne
Lawson, Norman Speir, Cecil
Skinner and Rodney Stewart
provided the Old-Tyme music
for Monday's program at
Huronview. The Clinton
Christian Reform volunteers
assisted with the activities.
• The Reverend Wittick of
the Blyth United Church
conducted the quarterly
Communion Service in the
Huronview Chapel on
Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Webster, a member of the
Blyth Session and Mrs. Watt,
organist, helped with the
service.
The program for Family
Night at Huronview was
provided by entertainers
from the Goderich area. Mrs.
Joy Harrison and Mrs. Helen
Lindsay entertained with
several vocal solo and duet
numbers. Mr. Ed. Stiles
provided the piano ac-
companiment for the singing
as well as piano solos. Sharon
and Less Lindsay danced
Scottish and Irish selections,
ncluding the Sword Dance,
the Sailor's Hornpipe and the
Irish Washerwoman. Mrs.
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Jennie McGratton expressed
the appreciation of the
residents.
The Huronview residents
enjoyed an hour of organ
melodies on Thursday af-
ternoon played by Mr. Ed.
Stiles.
their wives. The law en-
forcement officers in the area
are presently distributing
buttons which state, "prevent
crime - working together".
This is clearly an invitation to
the public to assist the police
forces in crime prevention
and co-operation in observing
the laws of our country.
This message was truly
evident as the Clinton Police
Force was well represented
at the function by Chief Lloyd
Westlake and his wife Downa,
Constable Don Armstrong
and his wife Rosemary, and.
Constable Wayne McFadden
,and wife Susan.
The members of the K of C
from the Clinton area truly
appreciated their attendance
and we hope it will assist in
cementing co-operation in the
law enforcement problem of
our town and countryside.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 4.1978 — PAGE 15
by Blanche Deeves
Church News
Next Sunday in St. James
Anglican Church communion
will be held along with the
presentation of gifts for the
World Hunger will be offered.
Then in turn these gifts will
be presented by the ones of
the parish representatives at
the Synod Service in the
Cathedral Sunday night.
If you do not have a special
envelope, use your own and
put your envelope number on
and write for Development.
The 120th .session of the
Synod of the Diocese of Huron
Kippen
By Rena Caldwell
With the coming of sunny
dry days, the farmers have
completed their seeding of
barley etc., and are presently
tilling the corn ground.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter, Guelph, visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jones.
will meet at London on
Sunday and Monday for the
purpose of conducting the
annual business of Synod. The
Bishop requests that a Holy
Communion service in
preparation for the Syrlod in
all congregations of the
Diocese be held on May 7.
The Synod sessions will
commence with the service of
evening prayer at St. Paul's
Cathedral on Sunday, May 7
at 7:30 p.m. during which the
Bishop will deliver his charge
to Synod.
Regular morning prayer
was held in St. James on
Sunday at 11 a.m. James
Storey read the lesson and
John Deeves and Mr. Storey
received the offering. Rev.
Bennett was in charge of the
service.
ACW meeting
The May meeting of the
ACW of St. James will be held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Smith of Dungannon at 8
p.m.
Ladies are asked to bring
articles for the bale and don't
forget the annual flee sale to
be held at this meeting.
Personals
Congratulations to Bill and
Arlene Hulls on their 10th
anniversary and good wishes,
to them on their move to
Cornwall and their new home.
Alvin and Delores Dutot
held a family dinner in their
home on Sunday in honor of
the Hull's anniversary.
Guests for the occasion were
. the Hulls along with their son
Jason, Fred and Carol Dutot
and daughter Jennifer, Mrs.
Bessie Hulls, Ken and Lynda
Dutot and their son Ivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Den
Boer are happy to have Mrs.
Den Boer's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Marbus of Holland
visiting them for six weeks
and seeing their grand-
daughter for the first time.
They are enjoying their visit,
but not the snow and cold
weather.
Weekend visitors with Ross
and Mabel Middleton were
Rosanne Middleton of
Toronto and Janice Middleton
of Woodstock.
Cindy
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for the weekend from Doon
Campus in Kitchener.
The St. James congregation
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back after a two week
holiday, visiting with dif-
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