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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-04-05, Page 11Young people visit Church headquarters The Young People of St. Andrew's United Church and Egmondville United Church, accompanied by their ministers, Rev. Alun Thomas and Rev. Roberts will board a train in Stratford on Friday for a day in Toronto. While• there they will visit the Seminary, Timothy Eaton Memorial United Church, the United Church of Canada Headquarters and will also meet the Reverend Moderator. St. Andrew's UCW president Jean Dunn last month erroneously reported in their church bulletin that the Hobo Teas, a small fund- raising project of the UCW would be held the last week in March and the first week in April. Rather it should have read, the last week in April and the first week in May. But not to disappoint Jean, who had jumped the gun by one month, two carloads of women showed up at her door and surprised her for tea last Wednesday. Bayfield seniors The Ever Young Club held their regular meeting last Thursday in the form of a pot luck dinner. Forty-one members and one visitor sat down to a beautiful meal. Later the meeting was chaired by the president, Perce John- ston. In the absence of the secretary Fern Baker read the past minutes and roll call and Dorothy Cox gave the treasurer's report. Harry Baker gave • a resume of the past work done on the Old Town Hall. Clara Johnston and Esther Makins showed a beautiful crib quilt just finished by the quilters. Plans were made for a bus trip to Oquaga Lake, New York State on June 1st. All present reported a good social time together. Holmesville holds last card party By Blanche Deeves This will be the last card party of the Goderich Township Women's Institute for the year at Holmesville Public School, at 8 pm. Thursday, April 5. Ladies bring sandwiches and admission is $1. The Goderich Township W.I. will hold their April meeting at the Holmesville School ( Monday evening, April 9 at 8 pm., BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE Beech Street CLINTON r Opening Thursday April 12 for the season Watch next week's paper for the opening program Several members of the Goderich Township W.I. attended the District meeting of WI at the Nile on Monday. Church news Worship service at the I-1olmesville United Church was held on Sunday morning, Rev. Oestreicher spoke to children on "Jesus Loves Children", before going to their classes. The topic of the sermon was "It Is Finished". Jackie Norman and Lisa Forber sang a duet while Chester Sturdy and Bob Thom- pson received the of- fering. The Dominion Life Choir of Waterloo will be at the Holmesville Church on Tuesday, April 10 at 8:30 pm. There will be a silver collection and everyone is welcome, this is a centennial event of the church. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durnin of London spent last Wednesday 'with Don and Isobel Harris. Mr. and Mrs. John MacFarlane have returned to Holmesville following an enjoyable holiday in Florida. New of BAYFIELD LUMBER • Announcing our New RENTAL SERVICE We now rent just about everything you will need for your spring construction project... including *GARDEN EQUIPMENT *POWER AND HAND TOOLS *LADDERS *CEMENT MIXERS, etc. AND -THIS SPECIAL NEW CARPET CLEANER w DO rr YOURSELF! CLEAN YOUR CARPETS.., THE PROFESSIONAL WAY. Rent the fantastic new Up & Out Hydro -Mist Machine for superior carpet cleaning. Loosens and ry'\ removes dirt, previous shampoo residue, and up to 90% of the moisture in just one step. Lightweight machine and pop-up handle makes this Model 625 so easy to operate. Save money... get results just like a professional! AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL 41$ For Complete details, piton* BAYFIELD LUMBER Highway No. 21, Bayfl.Id 565-2607 The Bayfield Ever Young Senior Citizen Club have been busy this winter, making two large quilts, and one crib quilt, all of which have been sold. Pictured with one of their beautiful large quilts are left to right, Fern Baker, Vina Parker, Eleanor Watson, Esther Makins, Viola Carter, Kathleen Hill, and Clara Johnston. CLINTON NEWS RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 5 , 1979 -PACE 11 Former Middleton man celebrates s BOth By Blanche Deeves Holy Communion was celebrated on Sunday at St. James 'Anglican Church. Ray Wise and Edward Deeves received thhi offering and Rev. Geo. Youmatoff in charge of the meeting. Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and the service will be at the usual time 11:15 a.m. at St. James Church. Good Friday, Meditation and Devotion will be held at 2 p.m. On Easter Sunday, Holy Communion will be held at St. James at 11:15 a.m. The ACW of St. James, Middleton will meet on Thursday, April 12 at the Few husbands in Varna By Mary Chessell Only 13 of the 60 euchre players at Friday night's Orange Lodge card party were men. It sure wouldn't be the best place to go husband -hunting, eh? First prizes were won by Ernie Brown of Clinton and Jay Ball of Bayfield, while con- solation prizes went to Bertha Taylor and Nettie McClinchey. Draw prizes, which were donated by Ed and Ida Godkin, Wat Webster, John Ostrom and Louis Taylor, were won by Laura Kompf, Sadie Murney, Dorothy Brundson, Flora Dowson, and Ivan McClymont. Florence Elliott returned on Saturday from a week's vacation with Bruce and his family at Aurora. Congratulations to Lori Consitt, who has passed her figure skating tests in Ten Foxtrot. In reference to last week's news about our new minister, credit should be given to everyone who°worked on the pastoral relations committee, as there were a number of meetings requiring a considerable amount of time. Elmer Hayter, Anson McKinley and Charles Reid were nominated in December to find pulpit supply to the end of June. Others added to this group were Marjorie Hayter, Ivan McClymont and Eleanor McAsh. Howard Armstrong took Anson's place while he was on vacation. Contrary to one of the headlines, Rev. Brown is not the first woman to serve on this charge, as Rev. Reba Hurn was here for about ten years prior to leaving in 1951. (Editor's note: sorry about that.) Stanley Twp. curlers end good season The Stanley Township Curling Club wound up their season with a big Fun Night on Tuesday evening, March 27. All regulars and spares, as well as some people who had never curled before, had . an enjoyable evening, with lots of fun and prizes, and a delicious lunch. Thanks to Jean and Gerald Rathwell and Gail and Bob Turner for setting up the teams, and to Mary Lou and Bill McGregor and Cathy and Dave Mustard for looking after the prizes. Thanks also to the lunch com- mittee. You may get your• tickets now for the Spring Dance from members of the recreation com- mittee. It's being held at the Hensall Community Centre on Friday, • April 27, with music by the Bluewater Playboys. There will be door prizes. Tickets are $10.00 a couple, which includes a hot lunch. The next meeting is on April 25th, when we will start planning for the baseball season. Smile Sign on bakery truck: "We say it with flours." Rev. and Mrs. Taylor expect to move to Beamsville on April 21st, although they may return for a few days after that ti -me. Please remember that Sunday's service will be at 11 a.m. in Varna, with members of the Varna church bringing main course dishes for the pot -luck dinner and Goshen supplying dessert. The United Church Women's meeting will be held tonight, then on Tuesday evening we will be guests of Kippen for their meeting. FOOD BMW, Everyday Low Prices 2% Partly Skimmed BAG MILK 3x.'1.49 Westons Sliced WHITE BREAD 24 oz 3/'1.33 Can. No, 1 CREAMERY BUTTER 1 l, $1.42 014 tsg UCE PP°P SEEDLESS ORANGES 138's doz.1.28 Produce of U.S.A. GREEN CABBAGE head 6g' Produce of U.S.A. BROCCOLI bunch 684 GRAND BEND STORE HOURS Mon. to Thurs. Fri. Sat. home of Audrey Mid- dleton. This will be the Thank Offering meeting, and Estelle Wise will be the leader in charge. Personals Mrs. Fred Middleton is home after spending two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Barbara Mullen in London. Bert Rowden of Clin- ton, a former resident of Goderich Township and the Middleton area, celebrated his 80th birth- day on Wednesday, March 28. Their two daughters, Mrs. Lois Wise and )Ylrs. Muriel Manning, prepared a special supper in his honour. A few guests came for the evening, which was spent playing cards, followed by bir- thday cake and ice cream. Congratulations Bert! Len and Donna Mills left Friday after spending two weeks at home with Edward and Blanche Deeves and visited with friends and old neigh - hours in London, Sputh- wold, Chatham and Woodstock. They arrived back on Saturday to CFB Shilo. Manitoba. It's maple syrup time in the Middleton area. Albert and Doris Schilbe have plenty and the Van der haar's also have plenty. Good to hear that Don Middleton is able to get about again on two feet. The ladies of the area have been busy again finishing another quilt at Delores Dutot's home. The community would like to extend their sympathy on the death of Theresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickett and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pickett. The community would like to extend best wishes to former residents of the Bayfield Line, Goderich Township, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Postill, who are celebrating their 50th anniversary on April 9, 1979. Qn Saturday, night a dinner was held in their honour at the White Carnation by the family with entertainment for friends and relatives. The guests returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Postill afterwards for a social time. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Simmons and family and Mr and Mrs. Joe Postill were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs Garth Postill and family Monday evening. 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