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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-09-21, Page 15• • • Middleton, ACW make by Blanche Deeves Morning prayer was cancelled on Sunday at St: James Church, Middleton. ,ACW meets The .,. , September meeting of the ACW of St. James Church, Middleton was held Thursday, September 14th at the home of Mrs. William Smith. Estelle Wise, leader ' in charge of the meeting, opened the meeting reading a poem "remembering" from Peggy Gibb's column of the Clinton News' -Record. The invocation was read by Estelle Wise, Delores Dutot read the scripture, and Estelle read the' Meditation Theme. The Litany was led by Delores Dutot and Shirley Storey , gave the secretary's report. Thank-yous wer•,e received from Ed Deeves and Joe Storey. Audrey Middleton read a letrer from Miss Rees while Sarah Storey moved they give the Canadian Institute of the Blind $15. Vera Miller gave the treasurers report, and Estelle Wise gave the card report in the ab- sence of Blanche Deeves. Estelle Wise gave ' a reading and the draw for the autographed quilt was made by Debbie Smith and won by Vera Hudie of Clinton. The meeting was closed by Estelle Wise and lunch was served by Lois Smith assisted by Audrey Middleton. Personals Ladies of St. James are asked to have all their pennies wrapped and turned in by the October meeting. , Tom Lippert of Highgate was in the area visiting with old school chums, Edward and Blanche Deeves along with Jean and Clarence Perdue enjoyed a holiday last week travelling to Tobermory and taking the Chi-Cheemaun to Manitoulin Island and travelli ,,, to Sault Ste. Marie,- topping at dif- ferent oints along the way. t,,,, At Sault Ste. Marie they took a :train ride to the Agawa Canyon and a boat cruise . through the Americhn Locks and Canadian Locks and a view of the Harbour, stopped ; at Collingwood on the way home and saw the candy factory and pottery works, and on to the caves and a look over Georgian Bay -a beautiful sight. i; . May . we say congratulations to Vera Hudie on being the winner of the autographed quilt. The ladies of the ACW would like to thank everyone who purchased tickets. Also during the ACW meeting the last name was put on the quilt in the name of Tessa Hope Steenstra, wee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steenstra. Next Sunday, Sep- tember 24th, the service at St. James Church, Middleton will be can- celled and a joint service will be held in Trinity Church Bayfield with The Right Rev. W. A. Townshend, guest preacher with Rev. William Bennett in charge of the service. Ladies of St. James Church are asked to please bring squares or cookies on Sunday. Sunday, October 1st at St. James Church Mid- dleton, Harvest Home Sunday will be held, also Holy Communion will be celebrated. The congregation is asked to bring canned food and non-perishable food to the service which will be taken to Family and Children Services, Goderich. Michael Bennett, son of Rev. William and. Mrs. Bennett has .arrived home from Denmark where he attended the World Wide Convention of computer scientists. Michael was represen- ting the University of Western Ontario where he teaches. Rev. Bennett says Michael will be in Bayfield Monday evening to pick up his 100 pound dog and the rector says "Praise the Lord". Mr. and Mrs. C. Brand had a young man visiting with them this summer, quilt draw they received a letter from him and now he wishes he was still in Canada — much more entertainment here in the evenings than in Holland. Holmesville II 4-H Mrs. C. Brand will be a leader for the Holmesville II 4-H again this year as her assistant will be Mrs. John Brand. Any girl who would like to join must be 12 years of age by September 1st. The first meeting will be September 25 at 7 pm at the home of Mrs. C. Brand. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dutot and Ivan spent 'the weekend with Alvin and Delores Dutot. Mrs. Fred Middleton, Stewart Middleton, Mabel and Ross Mid- dleton attended the wedding on Saturday of Karen Tyndall and Vincent Mayne in Clinton and attended the reception later at the White Carnation. Ladies important to Match The corner of Fifth Street and Armstrong Avenue promises to be a busy spot during the last week of September. You're not likely to find that intersection on a local map however - it will be located in the International Plowing Match's famous Tented City. The "address" is the location of this year's ladies' program and it's bigger and better than ever. "Women have always been encouraged to come to the Plowing Match and there has always . been PURINA PURINA CHOWS NEW DOG MEAL 10 KG. BAG SAVE 75$ OUR REG. '7.50 75 6. BAG BAKER'S FARMS GARDEN CENTRE ISAAC T c LiNTON 482-9333 something especially for them," says Carol Armstrong, wife of the host farmer and chairlady of the match's Ladies' Program Committee. "But this year we really wanted to attract the whole family and show them a great time in Huron County." The program willbe held in two huge tents and a building, all tied together by a landscaped courtyard. The main tent will be set up theatre style to seat up to 600 people. The continuous program features daily fashion shows, cooking demonstrations, hair- styling exhibitions and an audience participation exercise program. "Since white beans are Huron's high value crop, the cooking demon- strations will centre on that food sponsored by the Ontario Bean Producers' Marketing Turn to page 16 Now I I �r 1 CLINTON NEWS,RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1078--P"AGE 15. e av • ood news s�mebadnews! First the bad news Annual Interest Guaranteed Investment Certificates VG VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY MGR: JAMES G. EDMUNDS 100 KINGSTON STREET GODERICH 524-7381 dour public library now offers a lot more than books With Ontario!s public library network, you get a complete inforrnation centre. Your local public library is much more than a source of hooks for pleasure reading and study. It is part of an Ontario -wide network of fourteen library systems which cooperate and stiMTheir resources.- Because of this, many libraries now offer important additional services, such as: I. Films, records and video cassettes; 2. Sp4cial -programs such as story hours, speakers, demonstrations and exhibits; 3. Books in many different languages; 4. Reference,informatlon services; 5. I (x)ki .by to a 1 for shut-ins and poop k,ir isolated areas; 6. Large per i t and talking books for the handicapped; • ..4% rflL !X?fY,� :•:�?%f'is? •: Y?: 5.!::•. rr.. . ..• 7. Interlibrary loan services to help you get the hook you want, wherever it is; 8. Newspapers, magazines and governnientinforrnation , publications. There's something special for everyone ofall ages. -Make it a point to visit your local public library soon. Reuben Baetz, Minister of Culture and Recreation William Davis, Premier Prcvince of Ontario 1 1 The subscription rates and newsstand price for Clinton News Record will be increased effec- tive Oct. 2, 1978. The increase is due to increased costs; larger papers causing higher postage; and other rising production costs. The change in the newsstand price will be from 30' to 35'. Part of this increase will go to the boys delivering News Record and to the newsstand vendors. The change in the local subscription price will be from '13.00 to 94.00 and on senior citizen rate from 91.00 t o 92.00. Now for the good news We are offering you a chance to take out a sub- scription or renew, your present subscription at our present rate for up to 3 years. If .y,ou take wout_a_subscriptio.n,..or renew :yo►ur- present one, before September 30 for one, two or three years, you will get it at our present rate of 93.00. 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