HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-06-28, Page 11Church Inas anniversary
By Janet Talbot
Give God the glor
great things he has done.
This is how the many
people felt who attended
the 24th Anniversary
services at the Bayfield
Baptist Church, Friday
and Saturday evenings
and most of the day
Sunday. Rev. Fred
Harrison, Evangelist
froth Michigan, gave
challenging and inspiring
messages, with the theme
of God's Salvation,
service to God, and be
prepared to meet your
God.
He emphasized that one
must accept Christ as
personal Saviour, then be
obedient, giving up old
sins and trusting Him
completely. God often
acts suddenly, we hear
the way of Salvation and
suddenly one sees the
need for Jesus, ask Him
into the heart, and sud-
denly is SAVED.
The special music
which for Friday evening
was supplied by a ladies
Quartet consisting of --
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Hulley, Mrs. Edna;
Hulley, Mr. K.; Hunter,
Mrs. D.; Hunter, Dr. R.;
Knight, Mrs. G.L.;
Lance, Mrs. Lois; Lin-
dsay, Mr. J.; Lindsay,
Mrs., J.; Malcolm, -Mrs.
G.; Malcolm, Mr. R.;
McAlister, Mr. A.,;
McAlister, Mrs. L.;
MacDougall, Mrs. H.;
MacDougall, Mr. H.;
McLaughlin, Mr. A.;.
McLaughlin, Mrs. V.;
McRae, Mrs. N.; Merner,
Mr. C.; Merner, Mrs. D.;
Merrill,' 'Mrs. Mildred;
Merrill, Mr. Ross;
Metcalf, Mrs. Elva; t
Moore, Mr. Richard;
Moore, Mrs. Ruth
Morton, Mrs. V.
Nediger, Mrs. M.
Odleifson, Mr. E.
Odleifson, Mrs. F.
Owen, Mrs. H.; Parker.
Mrs: V. Payton, G.;
Pemberton, Mrs. G.;
Peters, Mr.; Peters,
Mrs; Pounder, Mrs. B.;
Pounder, Mr. J.; Quick,
Mrs. A.; Reddock, Mrs.
D.; Reid, Miss K.;
Robinson, Mrs. Myrtle;
Shepherd, Dr. G.;
Shepherd, Mrs. M.;
Smith, Mrs. E.; Smith,
Brig. M.; Walden, Mrs.
M.; Warswick, Mrs. Dora;
Watson, Mrs. Marie;
West, Mrs. C.; Westlake,
-Mrs. D.; Westlake, Mr.
L.; Willets, Mr. G.;
Willock, Mr. J.; Willock,
Mrs. M.; Wilson, Mrs. C.;
Wilson, Mr. R.; Wright,
Mrs. Esther; Van Patter,
Mr. M.; Youmatoff, Mrs.
F.; Youmatoff, Rev. G.
Sharon Smith, Ja
y Collins, Betty Collins an
Elaine Gillmore, wh
came to us from th
Knollwood Baptis
Church in London. Mar
Lowry, assistant Pasto
of Knollwood Baptis
Church, played "Soun
the Battle Cry" on hi
trumpet, it was beautifu
and the Church jus
seemed to rin
throughout.
For the rest of th
services, Saturda
evening, Sunday Schoo
Sunday morning and th
morning and evenin
worship services, th
Brady Family from
Aurora thrilled the ful
auditorium with thei
instruments and singing
The Bradys-- Laurie and
Janis and four of their
children, Brent, Marc
Camille and Jill, their
other ,;daughter Michelle
has been ill and was
unable to come with
them. This family is a
great tribute and
example of what God can
do. Each one is a born
again Christian and have
willingly given their time
and talents to praising
the Lad, and they travel
to various places to do
exactly that, sing praises
to God.
The youngest one,
Brent, sang several solos
for the children, in-
cluding "This little light
of mine", and 'a fun -song
about Jonah and the
whale, which was en-
joyed by the children
from two to ninety-two.
Their service of music
was greatly enjoyed and
an inspiration to all, as
well as their fellowship
during the fireside
gatherings in the Sunday
School rooms following
he evening services, and
also the "dinner on the
n committee, Ann Chap -
d man and Lillian Steckle;
o telephone committee,
e Mary Keys and Sandra
t Talbot; quilt committee,
k Susanne Spier, Muriel
✓ Snider and Phyllis
t Nicholson; pianist,
d Shirley Keys; special
s speaker director, Stella
1 Shiel. Special thanks goes
t to the officers of last year
g for their service and
dedication.
e A good year was
y reported with used
1 clothing being. sent to the
e missions requesting
g them; quilts were
e completed and the
monthly support cheques
1 were sent to Miss Evelyn
✓ Schell, with the Canadian
Sunday School Mission in
Ayer's Cliff Quebec. A
spial quilt made a year
, ago was presented to
Pastor and Mrs. Shiel and
family at Christmas. The
spring rally with Mrs.
Robinson, Missionary on
furlough, as guest
speaker was very well
attended with guests
from several area
churches as well as our
own.
Lioness
grounds" Sunday af-
ternoon.
WMS
The Women's
Missionary Fellowship of
the Bayfield Baptist
Church held their annual
picnic Tuesday evening
at the home of Janet
Talbot with 11 members
and two visitors. As usual
the table of .food was
fabulous and filled with
calories but enjoyed by
all.
Following supper, an
election meeting was held
to elect the officers for
the coming year begin-
ning in September. It was
decided to continue to
hold the meetings the
third Tuesday of each
month. The new slate of
officers are: president,
Janet Talbot; vice
president, Cathi Cullen;
secretary -treasurer,
Sandra Talbot; visiting
meeting
The Lioness meeting
will be held at the
Community Centre on
Tuesday July 3rd at 8
p.m. Members are
reminded to come
dressed for work in
preparation for the Arena
Opening.
The Lioness Club
wishes to remind the
bike-a-thon riders to turn
in their money pledges
from their sponsors at
Graham's store.
Busy -
for Jarvis
This summer will be a
busy one for Perth
federal member of
_parliame.nt Bill- Jarvis,
who has gone from the
quiet life of an opposition
MP to minister of state
for federal -provincial
relations in the new
Conservative govern'.
ment.
That's the gist of an
article in the Listowel
Banner last week that
details Mr. Jarvis's
heavy obligations to try
and keep the country
together. His duties will
mean extensive
travelling, which will
keep him away from his
riding duties, a subject
that concerns him very
much, but he wasn't sure
whether he would hire an
assistant, as allowed by
law.
Melanie Van Patter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milt
Van Patter of Bayfield, was presented with a
Certificate of Achievement for outstanding work in
the art of dance for 1978-79. The presentation was -
made by -the school's dance instructress, Mrs. M.
Zablocki, at the recital held June 21. (News -Record
Photo)
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1979—PAGE 11
Calf show featured at Hensall
After 111 years the
Hensall Twilight Spring
Fair is still going strong.
This year a feeder calf
club show was featured,
«'here young future
farmers displayed their
skills. The judging was
followed by a calf auction
in which Grand Cham-
pion finish winner,
Margaret Pym, sold her
heifer for the high price
of $2.90 per pound to
Darling's Foodliner in
Exeter.
The baby show was
again an attraction this
year, with 13 babies
entered. Little Mark Bell,
son of Bev and Bill Bell of
Hensall won first prize in
the six months and under
category. Eric Groot, son
of Elaine and Peter Groot
of Hensall took second,
and Amanda Hickey,
daughter of Teresa and
Jim Hickey of RR 2,
Brussels, took third.
Two girls named Dana
won first and second in
the six months to one
year category. Dana
Cooper, daughter of Anita
and Bob Cooper of Kippen
received first prize. Dana
Rowan, daughter of
Wendy and Bill Rowan of
RR 1, Brucefield, took
.second, and Melissa
Masse, daughter of Kim
and Marke Masse of
Hensall took third.
Judges for the baby
shoW were Sheila Murray
and Kathy Dallas, both of
RR 1, Brucefield.
Following the baby
show was a talent show of
young performers.
Shelley Finlayson of RR
3, Kippen step danced
with Becky McKinley of
RR 1, Zurich. Robert
Huffman of RR 3, Zurich
played the accordion,
Debbie Flynn of RR 4,
Clinton step danced and
Stephen Vander Veldon of
Seaforth played the
drums to the song Sally.
Joanne Verlindi of RR 2,
Hensall played the ac-
cordion, and Michael
Segeren of RR 2, Seaforth
played the drums to the
'tune of I Think We're
Alone Now.
The Rebekah Lodge
won first prize for a non-
commercial float in the
parade. The Bank of
Commerce in Hensall
placed first in the com-
mercial float class, with
Bill Coleman second,
Cooks, division"of Gerbro
third, and the Bank of
Montreal fourth. First
prize for a horse drawn
vehicle was won by
Bevan Kinsman, second
prize by Bob McLaughlin,
third prize by Lloyd
Lostell, and fourth by
W.B. Thompson. Brent
Bell won first for the best
freak outfit, and Dave
Kinsmen won first for the
local ponies class.
Trevor Cottrell
received the hest clown
or comic character prize,
Diane Stebbens came
second and Karen
McCullough third. John
Towton of Hensall took
home a first for the best
decorated bicycle or
tricycle for those under
ten, with Brandy DeWise
second, Jodi Sarasas
third and Chris Taylor
fourth. Joanne Verlindi
won the first for the 10
and over category,
Steven McCullough
third.second, and Don Wareing
The horse show at this
year's fair drew a
number of competitors
and spectators for the 32
different classes.
Margaret Pym's heifer
placed first in the finish
class for calves, and
Elaine Pym won reserve
champion title. The
sisters later sold their
calves at the auction.
Grand Champion in the
top gain class was Larry
Parsons whose animal
gained 540 pounds.
Reserve was Heather
Riddell.
Heather Riddell took
grand champion in the
senior showmanship
class after only one year
in the calf club, and Brian
Falconer- took reserve.
Junior showmanship was
won by David Gill and
reserve by Scott Cooper.
Grand champion
placings were Heather
Riddell, first, Brian
Falconer, second, David
Gill, third, and Scott
Cooper, fourth.
The 4-H conformation
and type class was won
by Allan Pym, with Paul
Hoggarth second. Brian
Falconer won the 4-H
Showmanship class, with
Bill Kinsman second.
The pony pull, Old
MacDonald's Farm and
the midway wet -e' also
lively events at Hensall's
Twilight Spring Fair.
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she received, while a
patient in Victoria
Hospital, London. Special
thanks goes to her neigh-
bours in Clan Gregor
Apartments. "You were
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There are so many
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