HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-09-21, Page 13Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
Stephenson
To live in Varna
On August 19, at the
Exeter United Church,
wedding vows were
exchanged between Leisa
Ann Ritchie and Blaine
Reid Stephenson. Rev.
James Forsythe of-
ficiated.
The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Ritchie of Exeter
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stephenson, Varna, are
parents of the groom.
The maid of honour was
Linda Ritchie and the
bridesmaids were
Deborah Rathwell,
Roberta Uren, Roseanne
Lavier, Linda Wuerth,
and Marj. Ritchie.
The best man was Rod
Pepper and the ushers
were Tom Workman,
Gord Wright, Bill
Stephenson, Paul Ritchie
and Dale Stephenson.
After a honeymoon in
Northern Ontario, the
couple took up residence
at R.R. 1, Varna.
Constance personals
Congratulations to
John and Cathy Wammes
on the birth of a son,
Brian on September 16 in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Riley and Mrs. Jean
Riley of Clinton attended
the Lucknow Fair on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Sanders, Jennifer and
Jeffery of RR4 Brussels
visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos,
Steven, Sharon, Kenny,
Michael, Andy and
Kathy.
Mrs. J. Merner of
Kitchener visited on
Saturday morning while
Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Merner of Waterloo
visited on Sunday
evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Merner, Sandy,
Julie, Michael and
Shelley.
Court Constance L1842
held their monthly,
meeting's on Thursday
evening September 14 at
the hall.
Plans are being made
for ladies', night to be held
on Oct. 23 at the hall with
the penny sale, all ladies
are invited.
The quilt will be on
display at the Seaforth
Fall Fair with tickets
available, proceeds to the
Cancer Fund, with the
draw to be held at the fall
dance on Oct. 21 at the
Legion Hall, tickets
available from members.
New Baptist pastor here
BY JOANNE WALTERS
The First Baptist
Church in Goderich has a
new pastor. He is Mr. Ed
Anderson.
Mr. Anderson will be
ordained following the
completion of his
Southern Baptist
Seminary Extension
course in pastoral
ministries:
He has a two-point
charge. Therefore, he
will be preaching in
Clinton as well as
Goderich.
Mr. Anderson began
studying for the ministry
while he was still in the
furniture business." `He..
served as an interim
pastor in Capreol,
Ontario, a small CNR
railway town 20 miles
north of Sudbury. Having
lived that close to Sud-
bury, he feels that he is
ready for winter in this
part of the country.
Mr. Anderson, his wife
Phyllis and .two teenage
daughters, Cathy and
Marianne, have been
living in Goderich for two
weeks now. They are just
getting settled into their
new home on Picton
Street. They are very
impressed with the town,
saying it is both scenic
and convenient to get
around in.
The Andersons are a
musical family. They..
play a variety of in-
struments including
piano, organ, guitar and
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accordion. Cathy and
Marianne sing hartnony
and naturally will be
joining the church choir.
The, family hopes to
provide special music at
services from time to
time.
Having the Goderich
church and the Clinton
church both under one
minister is a new
arrangement and Mr.
Anderson is extending a
warm welcome to people
to attend these churches.
Goderich services will be
held each Sunday at 9:45
a.m. and Clinton services
will follow ,.at 11:]5 atm..
Th to wit Ala be a nild=
week Bible study and
prayer meeting in Clinton
at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays
and in Goderich at 8:30
p.m. on Wednesdays.
Mr. Anderson gave his
first sermon in Goderich
and Clinton this past
Sunday and looks for-
ward to serving the
people of both com-
munities in the capacity
of Baptist pastor.
The Reverend W. H.
McWhinnie retired as
pastor of the First Baptist
Church in Goderich
earlier this year. He still
serves as the pastor at
Huronview.
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Next meeting to be held
on October 12 at 8 p.m.
followed by a Tup-
perware party to be held
at 9 p.m. District Council
is to be held at Constance
Hall on September 21.
Canada works
1
projects
Bob McKinley, MP for
Huron -Middlesex has
announced that in ad-
dition to the Canada
Works projects an-
nounced on September 1,
two additional projects
have been approved.
The International
Plowing Match Com-
mittee of Huron County
has received a grant of
$11,790 to assist in the
clean-up after the
plowing match.
The Town and Country
Homemakers Home Help.
of Huron County has been
awarded a grant •of
$33,683.
New
Presbyterian minister
Clinton has welcomed another new minister, the
Rev Thomas'A.A. Duke newly inducted minister to
the pastoral charge of St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church. He is also in charge of First Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth. (Expositor photo)
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on behalf of the local
IODE chapter.
The services convenor,
Lila Webster is asking the
people of Clinton to
donate any sports
equipment to the Indian
band in Ogoki. Helping
this band is one of the
projects undertaken by
the Sarah Hale Chapter.
Donations may be taken
to Mrs. Webster at 241
Queen St., Clinton.
Mrs. Corrie and Kay
Hanly have agreed to
look after the annual
Christmas tree draw.
Tickets will be available
from chapter members.
The lucky ticket holder
will receive an artificial
Christmas tree, its
decorations and all the
gifts underneath it. More
details about this draw
will be available later.
The regent reported
that there has been some
discussion at the national
level about retaining the
name, Imperial Order of
the Daughters of the
Empire (IODE). Some
delegates said that they
felt the name was out-
dated while others
supported its historical
significance. A vote
decided that the name,
IODE. ghould bei retained.
The October meeting is
to be held Tuesday,
October 10, in order to
enable members to at-
tend the March of Dimes
dinner on October 3.
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