HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-01-25, Page 8PAGE EV—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1979
Swings have been sitting idle for the past while and
will likely be out of action for the next few months,
as children are interested in more seasonal ac-
tivities these days, like playing hockey and building
snowmen. However, according to the Almanac, the
abandoned swings and other warm weather
equipment may be used again by March when an
early spring is scheduled to set in. (News -Record
photo)
Varna card party winners
By Mary Chessell
Prize winners at the
Orange Lodge card party
on Friday night were
Flora Dowson, ladies'
high; Rachel Johnston,
ladies' low; Gordon
Johnston, men's high,
Bruce Keys, men's low
Draw prizes were won by
Rachel Johnston, Dub
Wilson, Margaret
Dowson and Dorothy
Ostrom.
Nancy Whittaker had
surgery on her wrist at
University Hospital last
Wednesday. She returned
home the same day.
We're glad to hear that
Mervyn Hayter is coming.
along fine in University
Hospital, where _he un-
,,), derwent surgery a' week
ago Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stephenson and Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Coleman had a
lovely holiday in
California, Mexico and
Las Vegas. They had
good weather for
travelling, clear and
moderately warm.
Steve and Linda Keys
returned Saturday night
from a two-week holiday
in Florida. They did a lot
of sight seeing, and en-
joyed good weather.
Paul Consitt completed
the ten kilometre course
in the Ski-a-thon for
Cystic Fibrosis and the
Goderich and District
Association for the
Mentally Retarded, held,
on Sunday. The rallying
place was at Zehr's. Paul
had pledges totalling over
$150. He and his family
would like to thank all
those who sponsored him
so generously.
He also won a mask for
his snowmobile helmet in
a draw that was held for
the participants.
Magic Circle meet
The Wesley -Willis
Magic Circle UCW met
January 12 in the church
parlour with 15 ladies
paying their membership
fees in answer to roll call.
Chairman Jean Currie
opened the meeting with
thoughts for a New Year.
Reports of convenors
showed that three cards
had been sent to sick
members; two quilts
were quilted and paid
for; two luncheons were
catered and social con-
venor Ruth Bond told that
56 were served. Visiting
Convenor Florence
Oliver reported that in
December, 23 home and
39 hospitalcalls were
made.
Church hasti notes are
available and the unit's
allocation to missions and
service is raised. Mon-
day, January 29 at 6:30
Middleton news
By
,Blanche Deeves
Morning prayer was
held in St. James, Mid-
dleton on Sunday at 11:15
a.m, Reading the Gospel
was Vera Miller, and Ken
Wise received the- of-
fering. Rev. Bennett's
sermon was on "Belief
issuing in Conduct".
Anyone interested in
going to the ice capades
in London during March
may call 482-3383 or 482-
9838 - watch for further
information next week.
Marion and Jack Smith
were dinner guests with
the Deeves last Thur
sday, the occasion being
their 38th wedding an-
niversary. During the -
evening other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Betties and Mr. and Mrs
Alvin Dutot. All enjoyed
an evening of cards,
followed by lunch served
by the hostess. -
Watch for the ad next
week on the Grand Olde
Opry show in London the
end of March, sponsored
by the ACW of Middleton
Church. Anyone- in-
terested should call Vera
at 482-3369 or Audrey at
482-9838 or Blanche at 482-
3383.
will be the annual pot
lll.ck supper for the whole
congreation, to be
followed by a business
meeting.
The January 30
Presbytery meeting will
be. in .Exeter and a bus
will pick up our ladies at
8:30 a.m. Ida
Livingstone's devotional
theme was looking back-
ward and forward into a
new year.
Rosemary Barnes told
about "Amnesty ,Tnter-
national" - an
organization handling
over 7,000 cases for
prisoners of conscience,
who are being tortured in
many countries each
year.
After a closing hymn
and prayer, Ida con-
ducted two lively games ,
and refreshments were
served by Ettie Hugil.
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Hensall 4-H clubs to get underway tD
By Bertha MacGregor
Miss Brenda Pepper of
Ma erloo spent the
weelkend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Pepper and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Holland, Gwen and
Michael of Clinton were
recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. James Sangster
and Bradley.
Mr. Burt Coleman of
London spent the
weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Gladys Coleman
and iirother Ivan.
Mrs. Don Gooding and
Dale of Parkhill were
recent visitors with the
former's mother, Mrs.
Edgar Munn.
There will be an
organizational meeting of
the Hensall 4-H Clubs for
the club "Accessories the
Final Touch" on Tuesday
January • 30 in Hensall
United Church at 7 .m.
United church notes
Rev. D.L. Howlett of
the Bible Society con-
ducted the service in
Hensall United Church on
Sunday, the sermon was
"The Sacred Respon-
sibility of Sowing the
Seed". The choir, under
the direction of Mrs.
Marianne McCaffrey,
sang "Allelulia" while
Rev. T. Garnett Husser
accompanied. at the
organ.
The annual meeting of
'the congregation will be
held on Wednesday,
January 31 beginning
with a pot luck supper at
6:30 p.m. The Chiselhurst
church annual meeting of
the congregation will be
held February 2 begin-
ning with a pot luck
supper at 6:30 p.m.
Carmel Church
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted worship in
Carmel Presbyterian
church on Sunday and his
sermon subject was "No
Condemnation" taken
from/ the 9th Chapter of
Romans, verse I.
The annual
congregational meeting
will* be held Thursday,
January 25 •at 8 p.m.
members are cordially
invited to attend this
meeting.
fine markets... of fine foods
zehrs
The Queensway
Nursing Home, Hensall
welcomes a new resident
James McDougall.
Church service was
conducted on Tuesday by
Rev. Don Forrest of
Exeter, with Mrs. Louise
Mitchell accompaning at
the piano.
Visitors with Rusell
Erratt were his wife
Pearl; Bill, Helen and
Kathy Taylor and Jack
UpshalL
Mrs. Susan. Purdy
visited with her husband
Len Purdy, John
HoelsCer visited his wife
Florence and Alice
Rosendal was visited by
her husband Don.
Ray and Willa Weurth
visited Mrs. Lou Weurth
and Leslie Mitchell
visited his mother Mrs. -
Louise Mitchell.
The Presbyterian
church ladies visited the
residents with treats and
played bingo with them.
Gift exchange
Mrs. Hazel Corbett,
Noble Grand of Amber
Rebekah Lodge assisted
by Mrs. ,Elizabeth Riley,
Vice -Grand, presided at
the meeting on Wed-
nesday evening when
"Secret Pals" were
revealed and exchanged
gifts.
Mrs. Riley reported for
the C.F.T. •committee,
saying 21 baskets of fruit
and treats were delivered
to shut-ins at Christmas.
A receipt was received
from the Children's
Shelter for a donation at
Christmas and the ladies
were thanked by Eric
Luther for the assistance
in the canvass for the
C.N.I.B.
Owing to weather
conditions, this was the
first meeting of the New
Year and "thank -you"
notes were received and
many Christmas cards'
from the District. Lodges.
Mrs. Isobel Rogerson
presided at the piano in
the absence of Mrs.
Evelyn McBeath.
Folloing the closing of
lodge e exchange of
gifts with "Secret Pals"
took place followed by a
social hour in the lower
hall. Refreshments were
served by ' Mrs. Hazel
Corbett, Mrs. Margaret
Consitt, Mrs. Vera
Lemmon and Mrs. Vera
Srnale.
Lodges euchre` party
The C.P.T. committees
of the IOOF and R„ebedah
Lodges held a very
successful Euchre Party
in'the local hall on Friday
evening with eight tables
playing.
Prize winners .were as
follows:. ladies' high';
Mrs. Vera Lemmon;
ladies' consolation, Mrs.
Bert Horton; gent's high;
Gary Beaver; gent's
consolation, Bob Par-
sons; lone hands, Bert
Horton. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Hazel
Corbett, Mrs. Ruby Bell,
Mrs. Elizabeth Riley,
Jack Upshall, ,and Eric
Mansfield.
Lucky prizes on a draw
were won by Ward Haney
of Seaforth, Hazel Cor-
bett, and Mrs. R. Par-
sons, Eric Mansfield was
master of ceremonies.
The group will hold
another Euchre on
February 9th.
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