HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-04-02, Page 7Sandy Stuart, a director with the Clinton and District Optiniist Club, presents a cheque
for $250 to Gwen Holland, treasurer of the Central Huron Secondary School Music Club,
along with Heather Bauman, fund raising chairperson and Tim Craig, president. The
money will be used to pay for new choir uniforms and for the choir's trip to Washington
this year. (Alan Rivett photo)
Hallett and Blyth students
hold successful jointdance
HULLETT-On March 26 the Grades 7 and
8 students went to a dance at Blyth Public
School. It was -very successful.
On March 25 Mrs. Hoernig's Grade 2 class
and Mrs. Walter's Kindergarten class
visited the Maple Keys sugar bush. They
saw different ways of collecting sap and saw
how the sap is made into syrup. Each child
got a piece of maple sugar candy as a treat.
It was an interesting and enjoyable trip.
The Kindergarten class is making a book
on it.
The Grade 8 class held another box social
with the boys making the lunches this time.
The highest bid was $15 which Christine Pot-
ter bought from Elvis Vincent. Lowest bid
was $2.
The Grade 8 students made $105 which
will be going towards their trip to Toronto.
Rodgers return home after
• spending winter in Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodgers returned
from Brownsville, Texas on Friday, March
28 after spending the winter months there.
Visitors with Beth Lansing on Saturday
afternoon were Bruce and Kristen
Youngblut of Toronto: Don, Margaret, Lori
and Susan Youngblut, London and Glen,
Jean and Jennifer Youngblut and friend of
Ottawa.
The euchre tournment scheduled for April
5 is cancelled and re -scheduled for April 19.
Easter guests with Pastor and Mrs. Carne
were Shari and Brian Mater, Heidi and
Dustin of Warnfleet, Yvonne and Gerald
Camplin, Heather, David, and Bethany of
Clarksburg and Miriam Carne from Stoney
Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rodgers visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Helesic of
Giddei.ich. „ : •- •
Easter visitors with Mr: and Mrs. 'Tom
Lawrence •were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dickey,
Lisa, Dawn and Adam of Inverhuron; Mary
and Gary Smith, Richard and Melinda of
Dungannon; Diane and Kasandra Dickey of
Kincardine; Dave Collins of Kincardine;
Leonard Smith of Ripley; Lynn Wall• and
boys of Wingham; Gary Collins and Irene,
Audrey Rutlege, Penny and Jonathan
Rutledge of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam visited with his
mother, Mrs. Hallam and brother, Ray on
Sunday at Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam; visited with his
mother, Mrs. Hallam and brother Roy on
Sunday at Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McIntosh and Mr. and
Mrs. D. Goffin all of London visited with
Mrs. Frances ,Clark on the weekend. '
Huron Chapel Missionary Church
People were wondering why it had never
been done before, as they left a very inspira-
tional Good Friday Service, the first in
history of Huron Chapel.
The excellent attendance was augmented
by the presence of some of the congregation
of the Westfield Church, whose pastor, Dan
Vair, played the organ during the service
Pastor and Mrs. Vair also ministered twice
in song.
Pastor Carne, preached on the theme, The
Cancelled Appointment, emphasizing that
we, like Barabbas, have been spared the
penalty of sin because "Christ bore our sins
in his own body on the cross". During , the
communion service which followed, one per-
son trusted Christ as her Saviour.
On Easter Sunday the "race to the moon",
Sunday School enlargement campaign was
• inaugurated. The effects in the adult Bible
' class were noticed immediately, since
because of the size of the class they found a
Larger place in which to meet.
At the morning Service Pastor and Mrs.
Carne ministered in song and the pastor
preached on "The Divine Upheaval". Dur-
ing the evening service Pastor Carne show-
ed slides of his recent visit to Isreal.
Walkerburn Club
On March 25 at 2 p.m. the Walkerburn
Club met at the home of Mrs. L. Penfound.
The president Mrs. Len Archambault open-
ed the meeting with a poem, Smile. Mrs. J.
Huizinga led in prayer. `
The treasurer's report showed $230 in the
bank and the foster child sponsorship paid
until the end of June. Roll Call was taken
and the draw donated by Mrs. Lloyd Pen-
found was won' by Mrs. J. Verwey.
Pictures of Italy will be shown by Mr. and
Mrs. E. Lapp at the April meeting.
Mrs. Huizinga introduced the Lady
Fiinelle.:speakers; •Mrac,H. •Moxa,°and Mrs.
R.McCabe. A draw. was made for a .model
and the hostess Mrs. .Penfound was the
lucky winner. They showed how to find cor-
rect skin tones, then the make up to use and
the correct colours to wear. It was greatly
enjoyed.
Mrs. Hunking read two appropriate
Easter poems and lunch was served by the
hostesses Mrs. Tom Cunningham and Mrs.
R. Archambault. A social get to-gether clos-
ed the meeting.
Euchre Results
The weekly euchre party was held on
Wednesday evening, March 26 at the Com-
munity Hall with eight tables in play. Win-
ners were: High man, Ken McDougall; Low
man, Orval McPhee; High Lady, Jane
Glousher; Low Lady, Anne' Glousher;
Novelty, Mrs. Shrobrook. Euchre parties
are held every Wednesday evening
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Family. Sunday
y yBetty McCall Members then talked about graduationprril .
cheap on A �,.
proms and formalar. Vaster Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
WAL�'4 W lion wy Sunday at attendedd.forUnitedhave been made for theMurray Blake, Danny and Melissa were Mr.
dances. Final
Church, Waltong somas well the ran ementa Aehiifu�
aas Linda' morning
fi a Greeters were
B program g r April 30, at 7:20 p.m. at the d `T, 4tuatt na, V ep rl, Mr. and N7s, Bev.
Stevenson, Dana, Varaee;and Judd, Mrs. Res.
Wilbee. Ushers.were Paul McCallum Murray Area Personals Stevenson, Ron and Chris.
Dennis and Jim McDonald Bonnie/ambleand Mrs Les Hurst returned to their Mr. and Mrs.Emerson Mitchell entertain -
was in the pulpit speaking,on the Life and home i n Dodsland, Alberta on March 27 ed family, members Sunday afternoon in-
work of the church, Solos were given by Gloria following a months holidaying with the Mit- eluding Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mitchell, Mr.
Wilbee and Don McDonald. shell fames in the surrounding area.
Luella ,Dou •Mitchell and Rabbi, Helen and
Several Easter lilies were in the church Donnie Sills o Seaforth has been staying Sur Mitchell and Jack Mitchell.
which were later taken to shut-ins, formerly with his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs., Roily y. evening Emerson and Phyllis
of the community. tl itilles while his parents are holadayiuig in Wilted her .mOther, r, Kathleen Cuthill in
4-11 Meeting Arizona. Danny Achilles and Karen Acheson visite iii.
The sixth and final meeting of WaltonI 4-H spent the Easter weekend at the same home.
club, Happy Hostesses was held March 24 at March 27, Phyllis Mitchell entertained her Ruthle Thamer, London, visited her mother
the home of Pat Nolan. Discussion centered Monkton class to a supper, later working on on Baster Sunday. Patricia Hackwell, Hen-
an how to refuse a date, comlatunicating bet- their paint class. sail, was home for the weekend with her
ween you and your date and introductions. The Institute ladies will serve a noon lin- parents
Blyth Swinging Seniors entertain Happy Gang
Those drawing lucky numbers were:
Luella McGowan, Florence Routzon,
Aubrey. Toil, Charlie Smith, Mac Smith,
Mae Hadley, Hazel Watkins, Elsie Walsh,
Estella Adams, Ray Lair, Evalena Webster,
Margaret Gooda, Jim McCall and Esther
Moffatt,
The net meeting will be held April 23 at 2
p.m. with George Harrower showing his pic-
tures taken on a recent trip to China.
BLYTH - The Blyth Swinging Seniors enter- Aubrey Toll sang solos, for tkiose in atten-
tained the Londesboro' Happy Gang on dance. He was accompanied by Cheryl
March 26 in the Blyth Memorial Hall, Presi- Cronin at the piano.
dent John ' Hesselwaod • conducted the It was decided that the trip wili be to the
meeting which had an attendance of 75. Cape Croke+ Indian Reserve on July 7.
The afternoon was spent playing euchre,
lost heir and scrabble. Instead of giving
prizes, each person was given a number and
14 lucky ones were drawn. The holders of
these were given gifts.
The meeting opened with 0 Canada with
Ruby Phelp at the piano. Happy Birthday
was sung to eight people having birthdays in
March.
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Knox United Church Easter Service
Lilies and a lovely "Alleluia Our King
Lives" banner made by Lori Millian's se-
cond grade pupils adorned the sanctuary for
Easter morning service.
The Minister Gary Shuttleworth was in
charge of the service.. Organ and piano
prelude was by Mrs. Gordon Gross and Lori
, Millian.
The Junior Choir sang two numbers entitl-
ed "Alleluia" and " Praise The Lord" under
the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster and
Mrs. Gordon Gross. The Senior Choir sang
"Christ Arose" with Mrs. Barry Millian as
pianist.
The Junior congregation was in charge of
Mrs. T Bakker, Tammy Shuttleworth, Don-
na Lynn and Lori Armstrong.
The minister chose for his sermon,
"Understanding Easter". There were palm
crosses from Africa in the bulletins, a gift
from Mr. ar Mrs. Shuttleworth.
I Offering was received by Greg Hallam,
Steven Millian, Bill Seers and M. Bakker.
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PUBLIC MEETING
The Huron County Road Committee
invites the general public to a meeting
to introduce and consider alternatives for the:
RECONSTRUCTION
OF BALL'S BRIDGE
at the Auburn Memorial Hall at
8:00 PM -APRIL 11, 1986
Please contact the undersigned for
further details.
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