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IODE name Bess Fingland
citizen of the year
The Sarah Hale 1963-65; director of Huron
Chapter, IODE, held its County's Children's Aid
sixth birthday party at Society for a number of
the White Carnation, years; director and
Holmesville on Tuesday, president of the Clinton
November 7. Joining the Horticultural Society;
regular members at and presently Honorary
dinner were many guests President; a member of
including Marty Dalton of Heritage Canada and
London, organizing Huron County Heritage
secretary who had group; past president of
presented the charter to the Clinton branch of the
the chapter at its in- Cancer Society; past
ception six years ago, president of the Clinton
Audrey Royal of branch of the Red Cross;
Goderich, area coun- a member of the Clinton
sellor, Bess Fingland and Ladies' Branch of the
many former members of Legion Auxiliary; and
the Chapter. member of the Ontario
Following a delicious Humane Society, working
dinner Regent Margaret at present for humane
Allan cut a birthday cake animal traps; counsellor
with six candles in honour of Huron County
of the Chapter's birthday. Historical Society; first
Dorelene Flowers then Marching Mother for the
introduced Bess newly formed Kinettes;
Fingland, the charter's
choice for Citizen of the
Year. Mrs. Flowers
remarked that a recjtal q£
all Mrs. Fingland's work
on behalf of Clinton,
Huron County and beyond
would fill the remainder WILFRED MANAGHAN of Goderich died in
of the evening; so she Wilfred, Earnest Alexandra Marine and
compromised b Y Managhan, R5 Clinton General Hospital after a
outlining only one ac- died in Clinton Public lengthy illness on Sun -
co mplishment - the Hospital on November 9. day, November 5, at the
organization of Huron He was 82 years old. age of 69.
County in 1959-60 to aid inA lifetime resident of He was born on
clearing refugee campsClinton, Mr. Managhan January 18, 1909 in
of destitute and harmless was a veteran of the two Clinton to Edward
people - World RefugeeWorld Wars and worked Charles and Emily Jean
Year.(Barr)Scruton.
as a plastering con- He was an adherent of
Mrs. Fingland ex- tractor. In September
pressed her thanks to the 1923, he married Della Knox Presbyterian
Sarah Hale Chapter for Karasek in Detroit. Church.
the corsage and IODEMr. Managhan was He is survived by his
plaque presented to her predeceased by his wife, the former Evelyn
and laughingly addedparents Thomas and Marion Drennan; three
that she would condenseFanny Managhan and by children, Mrs. Marion
her remarks and forego aone son James. Parkinson of Kitchener,
lengthy speech such as. He is survived by his Beverly of Toronto and
she used to deliver to anywife and two children, Edward of Goderich; and
group willing to listen in William of Callander and five grandchildren.
her campaign for WorldMrs. Dorothy (Raymond) A funeral service was
Refugee Year.Dupre of Alliston. He is held at 2 p.m. on Wed -
Mrs. Fingland gavealso survived by seven nesday, November 8 at
high praise to the Clintongrandchildren and two M c C a l l u m Funeral
students who raised overbrothers, Clarence of Home. The Reverend G.
$500 by washing windows, Windsor and Hartley of L. Royal officiated.
raking leaves and Clinton. Interment was in
washing • cars, etc. Funeral services were Maitland Cemetery,
Although the objective of held from the Ball Goderich.
$10,000 was considered Funeral Home in Clinton Pallbearers were Jack
excessive in 1959760, at •on ;November 12 with Pollock, Jack Cook, Cliff
th°e end of the carry °ai tt= " Brown, Carl Cox, Clayton
a J, r�. P g Revs Haryofficiating. Edward and Marty `�
H�uiro'r'i to rft"�►' hYdlarge-d Interment followed in tfi.e
over $14,000! Clinton Cemetery. Buchanan.
In addition to this fine The pallbearers were Relatives and friends
achievement here is a Ray Dupre, Ken were present at the
partial list of Mrs.
Morrison, Jim funeral from Kitchener,
Fingland's endeavours Managhan, David
for Clinton and area: Managhan, John
president of the newly Managhan and Bill
formed United Church McKnight.
Women of Wesley -Willis
Church in 1962; a
member of the Wesley -
Willis Auxiliary; past
president of DistrictTwo National of the Hossprtal record set
Auxiliaries of Ontario
patron of Goderich Little
Theatre; first woman
member of the Clinton
Hospital Board of
Governors. Instrumental
in having a woman ap-
pointed to the board.
Since then (1950) the
president of the Hospital
Auxiliary has
automatically been a
board member.
Mrs. Bess Fingland is
certainly a worthy
recipient of the Sarah
Hale Chapter's Citizen of
the Year award.
A chapter member,
Mabel Middleton, invited
members and guests to
her home near Bayfield
for a social hour - a
pleasant conclusion to a
great sixth birthday for
the Sarah Hale Chapter,
IODE.
Iinton natives die
EDWARD BARR
SCRUTON
Edward Barr Scruton
London, Chatham,
Vienna,, Hanover,
Tillsonburg, Aylmer,
Clinton, Owen Sound,
Ilderton, Camp Borden,
Londesboro and
Goderich.
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER 50 YEARS
•Clinton-Seaforth
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High Street
Clinton
482-9441
Goderich Area
Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 Cambria Road
Goderich
524-7345
in Jack Test's church
Rev. Jack West, for-
merly of Clinton and now
Pastor of Central Gospel
Temple, saw a new
national Sunday School
attendance record set for
all of Canada when a total
of 4,663 persons attended
the Sunday School Rally
last Sunday at Central
Gospel Temple.
In a seven -week
Contest with the well-
known People's Church of
Toronto, Central Gospel
Temple scored a decisive
victory and also reached
an all time attendance
record.
Special guests at the
Rally included the St.
Catharines' Mayor, the
Honourable Roy Adams,
the Thorold Reed Band,
and Johnny Berguson,
from Covington, Pa.
Central Gospel Temple
is located at 240 Scott
Street in St. Catharines.
Rev. Jack West has been
the Pastor since coming
from South Bend,
Indiana, in.May, 1977. He
is the son of the late Sadie
Whittington.
Couple wed
Burley - Switzer
Mr. and Mrs. Don
Switzer are pleased to
announce the marriage of
their daughter Joan to
Mr. Thomas Burley of
Clinton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Harmer of
Sarnia.
The marriage took
place in London on
November 11, 1978. The
couple will reside in
Clinton.
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MR. AND MRS. LARRY
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Local couple wed
Holmesville United
Church was decorated
with fall fruits and
vegetables and can-
delabras with peach,
yellow and green silk
flowers for the wedding
ceremony ' of Sharon D.
Potter and Larry G.
Johnston on Saturday,
October 21.
The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Potter of Clinton and
the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ford
Johnston of Varna.
The Reverend John
Oestreicher officiated at
the double ring
ceremony. Organist was
Miss Cathie Potter and
soloist, Mr. Bill Craig
sang "Walk Hand In
Hand" and "The
Hawaiian Wedding Song"
during the ceremony.
The bride was given in
marriage byher parents.
She wore a full-length
white flounced silk
organza gown trimmed
with white satin ribbon
and valencin lace inserts.
The gown featured long,
bouffant sleeves and a
high neck with fitted
bodice. The° gown was
complemented with a
three -tiered cathedral -
length veil trimmed with
lace to match the gown.
The bride also wore a
heirloom locket which
her mother had worn on'
her wedding day. She
carried a cascade
bouquet of orange, peach
and talisman roses ac-
cented with silk ribbons.
Mrs. Bonnie
Edgeworth, friend of the
bride was matron of
honor. She wore a long,
peach colored blouson
styled gown with small
straps and a sheer cape in
a peach shade. She
carried a basket of peach,
yellow and brown silk
flowers.
Junior bridesmaid was
Miss Tracy Potter, sister
of the bride. She was
gowned identically to the
matron of honor and
carried a smaller basket
of matching flowers.
Groomsman was Lorne
Taylor of Bayfield, friend
of the groom. The guests
were ushered into the
church by Tom Johnston,
brother of the groom and
Phil Potter, brother of the
bride.
The groom and his
attendants wore hunter
green tuxedos with peach
boutonnieres.
Following the wedding
ceremony, a reception
was held at the White
Carnation in Holmesville.
The bride's mother
greeted guests wearing a
long tiered gown of peach
chiffon with a corsage of
brown and beige silk
flowers.
The groom's mother
assisted wearing a long
mint green gown with
Wingham
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pleated skirt and a
corsage of yellow silk
roses.
Master of ceremonies
at the reception was Rex
Johnston, brother of the
groom. Music for the
reception was supplied by
Southern Comfort.
For a wedding trip to
the Windsor area, the
bride changed to a two
piece leather skirt and
jacket with a bowed
blouse of baby -blue color,
accented with navy ac-
cessories. She also wore a
hat in winter white with a
large light blue silk
flower attached. The
groom was dressed in
blue, with a tan colored
suede jacket and a
boutonniere of blue
carantions.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston
are residing at 124
Cambria Road North in
Goderich:
Prior to the wedding,
the bride was feted at
several showers.
Mrs. Susan Corriveau
hosted' a shower at her
home on behalf of the
employees • at the
Registry °Meet./
Mrs. Aileen Baker gave
a surprise Buck and Doe
shower on behalf of the
employees of the
Bluewater Cable Com-
pany..
Mrs. Mary Ann
Johnston held a shower at
her home on behalf of the
groom's relatives and a
shower for the bride's
relatives was hosted by
Mrs. Rita Potter at her
home.
A surprise shower was
held at the home of Mrs.
Helen Westbrook for
friends of the bride.
Seniors elect officers
An election of officers
was held by the Clinton
Senior Citizens group
when they held their last
regular meeting • on
November 2. Pearl
Cummings will act as
president for the up-
coming term and Edna
Adams will fill the
secretary's position with
Margaret Moodie as the
assistant secretary.
Treasurer is Viola
Lampman; cards and
flowers committee, Irene
Glazier, Viola Lampman,
Lue Falconer, Margaret
Moodie; auditors, Mrs.
Wise and Lue Falconer;
phoning committee, Mrs.
Leppington and Mrs.
Mulholland.
Thirteen
members
were present at the
meeting and Mrs.
Cummings chaired the
session. In the reports,
Mrs. Glazier noted that 52
house calls and 10
hospital calls had been
made to the sick and shut-
ins. As well, a 50th an-
niversary cup and saucer
was sent to Harold and
Edna Adams on October
20
Final arrangements
were made for a dinner at
the Bedford Hotal in
Goderich scheduled for
November 7.
A motion was passed
that the group donate $25
to the Salvation Army.
Mrs. Leppington made
the motion, seconded by
Mrs. Falconer. Instead of
the Christmas Exchange,
each member will be
donating 25 cents to the
club.
Mrs. Cummings looked
after the Dutch Auction
and everyone won an
article. Mrs. Lampman
won the mystery prize. A
program consisted of
readings by Josie Cun-
ningham and Mrs.
Adams.
It was decided that the
December 7 meeting
would include a pot luck
dinner to be held at the
town hall at 12:30 p.m,
Everyone is asked to
bring their own dishes.
Margaret Thorndike is to
bring articles for the next
Dutch Auction and Mrs.
-Leona Lockhart will look
after the program.
Kintail Camp expands
with new dining hall
BY JOANNE
BUCHANAN
A special sod -turning
ceremony wasd held at
the Presbyterian
Church's camp Kintail on
Sunday afternoon to
mark the beginning of the
construction of a new
$250,000 dining hall,
health unit, lodge and
sekwage system.
Charley Lemmex,
chairman of site
development, told those
present at the ceremony
that the construction
project represented a
"miracle" and an "in-
vestment in the youth and
future of the church."
The Lake Huron camp
presently provides nine
one-week sessions for
about 530 boys and girls
from Presbyterian
churches in Southwestern
Ontario, a synod with
about 80,000 members.
But once the new con-
crete -block building and
improved sewage
facilities are completed,
the camp is expected to
support about 1,000
campers per season,
according to Lemmex.
He said the foundation
of the building is ex-
pected to be completed
this fall and the facilities
should be completed by
spring.
The building is the first
of five phases of
redevelopment at the
camp where children
may hike, play sports,
learn crafts and swim in
a Christian environment,
Lemmex said.
Those doing the ground
breaking honors at the
ceremony were The
Reverend W.O. Jarvis,
chairman of the Camp
Kintail Board and The
Reverend R.D.
MacDonald, Clerk of the
Synod of Hamilton and
London. Rev.
Ili aCPgnaldfatter,, the...
late Reverend Charles H.
MacDonald was pne of
the founding members of
Camp Kintail.
Clinton . Brownie pack meet
Today November 8, the 2nd Clinton Brownies
played Grand ole Duke of York. Then we went in our
six corners and we marked our six books. Then we had
our brownie ring then we sang our brownie song, and
then our six song and we had brownie gold.
Then we did our golden had and golden bar work,
until it was time for pow wow, and then we had our
closing.
We practised marching for the Remembrance Day
parade on November 11. by Jody Murray.
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FAMILY AND
SENIOR CITIZEN
RENTAL HOUSING
* If you have one or more children
OR
* If you are sixty years of age or over
AND
* if your present accommodation is
inadequate
* If your income is modest
THIS IS OF INTEREST TO YOU!
The Ministry of Housing, at the request of the Municipal Councils of
the Town of Clinton, the Townships of Goderich, Hullett, Stanley, and
Tuckersmith, is considering the development of additional housing to be
rented on a geared to income basis in the Town of Clinton. To determine
the local need for this type of accommodation, senior citizens and
families now living in Clinton, and the Townships of Goderich, Hullett,
Stanley and Tuckorsmith are asked to complete an application form and
return it to the Huron County Housing Authority at the address indicated
below.
IF YOU ARE A RESIDENT OF CLINTON, or the Townships of GODERICH,
HULLETT, STANLEY or TUCKERSMITH, and are interested le renting a family
or senior citizen unit, please complete an application form.
For Senior Citizens and Families interested in renting an Ontario
Housing Unit additional information and application forms are available
at:
The Cleric's Office In:
CLINTON TUCKERSMITH STANLEY HULLLTT OODERiCH
482-3997 482-9523 482.9908 482.7219 482.9225
or
Huron C4unty Housing Authority
5,3 Starllt►y It., Goderich, Ontario
524-1037
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TRU T
The Holy Spirit is one of the Persons of the Godhead.
He has been actively related to the world and to men
from earliest times. See Genesis 1:2.
Before the first coming of Christ, the Spirit was
present in the world in the same sense that He Is
present everywhere and He worked in and through
God's people according to His divine will. Genesis
41:38; Zechariah 4:6, etc. He restrained sin in the
world; He enabled believers for service, and He per-
formed miracles.
In the New Testament He was the power by which
the God -man was formed in the virgin's womb. Luke
1:35. He also descended upon Christ at. the time of His
baptism. Luke 3:22. It was through the eternal Spirit
that Christ offered Himself to God. Hebrews 9:14.
The Holy Spirit came in a special way on the day of
Pentecost. Though He had been present in the world
before Pentecost He came to make His abiding place in
the church for this age. God the Father is present
everywhere, yet He is "Our Father which art in
heaven." Christ, though present everywhere, is in a
definite way seated at the right hand of God. Hebrews
1:3. The Spirit, though present everywhere is in a
special way resident in the church which is in the
world. Read Acts chapter 2.
Clinton Area Believers
Box 546-CLINTON
Church Services
ALL SERVICES ON EASTERN STANDARD TIME
ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH.
MINISTER:
REV. R. NORMAN PICK, B.A.
ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRECTOR
MRS. DORIS McKINLEY A. MUS.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1978
11:00 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL
11: 00 A.M. COMMON WORSHIP
• WESLEY-WILLIS UNITED CHURCH
PEOPLE SERVING GOD THROUGH
SERVING PEOPLE•
MINISTER JOHN S. OESTREICHER B.A.B.R.,E.
ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE POTTER
CHOIR DIRECTOR MRS. WM. HEARN
Anyone. wishing a ride to church., Phone 482-9696
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1978
11:00 a.m. Worship Service •
11:Oa a.m.Sunday School and Nursery
SERMON:
"HERE I STILL STAND"
Music by Primary Choir and Men's Chorus.
HOLMESVILLE UNITED CHURCH
9:45 a.m. Worship and Sunday School
SERMON:
"HERE 1 STILL STAND"
EVERYONE WELCOME
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
243 Princess St. E.
REV. ARIE VANDEN BERG
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1978
10 A.M. SERMON: "IN HIS TRUTH"
3 P.M. SERMON: "TURNING POINT"
LISTEN TO THE "BACK; TO GOD HOUR"
SUNDAYS AT 10:30 A.M. OVER CKNX RADIO
Everyone Welcome
HAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH
EVERYONE OF US•SHALL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF
. HIMSELF TO GOD --ROM 14 12 •
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1978
Pastor Les
10:00 a.m. SUNDAYShiel SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP
7:30 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP
WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. PRAYER MEETING
EVERYONE WELCOME
8:00 p.m. FRIDAY YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
THE REV. JAMES R. BROADFOOT, B.A.M. DIV.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1978
26th Sunday after Trinity
11:30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION
Guest Celebrant: Rev. George Youmatoff
CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
166 Victoria Street Pastor: Wayne Lester
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship
1:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service
ALL WELCOME
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
THE REV. THOMAS A.A. DUKE
CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1978
NO SERVICE OR SUNDAY SCHOOL AT ST. AN-
DREW'S THIS SUNDAY. AB are invited to worship at
First Presbyterian Church Seaforth at 11:15 a.m. on
toe occasion of Anniversary Sunday.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
CLINTON
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1978
MR. EDWARD J. ANDERSON PASTOR
10 a.m. Sunday School
11:15 a.m. Morning Worship
Wed. 7 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
Everyone Welcome
SAINT JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHUM
James St. ClintonPt�dn_e, 411 -94611
•
FATHER JOSEPH HARDY
CONFESSION: Saturday 7:15, p.m.'
MASS - Sattn"dav 0;QQ a.m. '
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1978
MISSION SUNDAY.y
MASS: 11:011 A.M.'
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