HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-06-25, Page 17CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1986—Page 17
WI member receives life membership
KIPPEN - Kippen East Women's Institute
e
opened their June meeting on a happynote
with president teGrace McDowell Drummond th presen-
ting life
membership pin.
Then public relation' officer, Margaret
Hoggarth, thanked the w_ 4-11club leaders
Joyce Wilson and Eileen Townsend and
d
presented them with a gift in app
recia
for leading the spring club. Joyce and
Eileen are now stepping down after leading
�d to report Barbara
15 clubs and were pie___
Moffatt, Janet Papple and Pat Predhomme ding
will become leaders for the future clubs.. reamotto. Agnes Eyre gavey marks.
Grace Drummond read a poem and Mona Lunch was served by the lunch e y r mar of
®courtesy re
Alderdice reported 20 cook books had been Grace Eyre and Mary Broadfoot, asisted by
The president reported sold at the ensall Far. hostess Charlotte McDowell and co -hostess
that the district Alderdice. anco
d oun arch entertained
was catering to a noon banquet on October Mona personals Huron County• Paul Hogg
24 and some members would be called upon A welcome from the community is extend-
from
xtend- Tom with an afternoon of sightseeing and a
.to help. ed to Roy and Kathy Ellis and sons from round of golf.
The guest speaker, Ralph Smith from Chatham.
Seaforth, was introduced by his grand-
mother Charlotte McDowell. Mr. Smith, a
lawyer, remarked on the change over the
past 10 years in laws
and contracts. te
spends 15 days a yearkeeping" p ra date
n
the new laws. He touched on the Family
Law Act, health care issues, inquests and
wills. wasby
Alderdiceph andmith pr presented wi hda giftona by
Charlotte McDowell.
Lorna McCallum from RR1 St. Marys
delighted everyone with a medley e of
musical numbers. Mona Alderdice gave
a
Margaret Hoggarth presented the
Doug and Anne McGregor have returned
from a nine -day trip out west. They flew to
Winnipeg than motored 1,800 miles round
trip to Red Deer and Olds, Alberta, where
they visited with Ruth and Edgar Willert.
Tom Stephenson, from Victoria State in
Australia, spent June 20 with the Hoggarth
family. Tom, who is 26 -years -old, is
representing the Young Farmers group, the
same as the Junior Farmers Organization,
as an exchange delegate. He spent the week
of June 14 in Huron County.
Torn Stephenson comes from Wedderburn
whereorhey grow aphmupins and field peas. sheep
farm. They
He is also a carpenter by trade. He was
amazed of the fertility of the soil and ex-
cellent yields that are produced in this area
bted on the rich farm land in
Verna Lobb leads music at communion service
By Blanche Deeves
HOLMESVILLE - Verna Lobb
led in the
at the
Ministry of Music playing the
United Church. Communion was also
celebrated during the service on June 22.
Enterprising Seniors
The Enterprising Seniors met in the Com-
munity Centre on June 19. In charge of the
meeting was Murdoch Morrison and
Charlotte Norman played piano for the
opening. A picnic was discussed and decided
on for July 17 at the residence of Mary and
Jack Stirling on Bayfield Road.
Carpet bowl,
Gerald Orr gave a reading.
social time shuffleboard, easnjoyedand rat lunch.e payed. A
Sunshine and happiness is theme of meeting
The Enterprising Seniors went to
Huron-
view for the June birthday party.
Mcllwain was the master of ceremonies.
Bert McCreath gave a recitation. Red Car-
ron led in a sing song and sang a duet with
Elsie Henderson. Charlotte Norman played
the piano for her granddaughter Jackie Nor-
man, who played a trumpet
The Mama and Papas then entertained
with • Mama Charlotte Norman and the
Papas were, Ray Cox, Bert McCreath and
Evertt Mcllwain.
A fashion show was shown with the direc-
tor
EoSem-
ple, Bertl McCreath, Keith Charlton,Charlton,Red
President Charlotte Norman opened H pe
Isobel June
meeting leader readon the oeHolmes um business meeting with a reading
U.C.W. June a poem "Sum- piness". She thanked the ladies for their
"Hap -
mer Sensory
Phyllis Cox. work at the successful June supper.
Sensory Season was read by Phy by Plans were completed for the Sunday
This was followed with a message givenSchool picnic and members were reminded
Isobdl Sturdy. A P
oem "Sunshine Smiles on
cof Camp Experience at Camp Bimini.
Children" was read by Bessie Townshend. This was the last U.C.W. meeting until
The collection was received by Doris Tuesday Sept. 9 at 2 p.m.
Batkin and 15 members answered roll call.
Four attend UCW conference
The London Conference United Church
Women (UCW) sponsored a Women's.
Retreat Weekend at Westminister College,
!London from May 30 to JuneL,- : Jia»,E..,&
The theme was More Than Mere Words: A
Way of Compassion. Rev. John Anderson of
Listowel talked on the love of God and
compassion.
Jackie Archibald, Evelyn Merrill, Karen
Whitmore and Kathleen Whitmore attended
from Clinton.
,arron ,and Edward Deeves. The designer
and storekeeper of the Corner Store in
Holmesville, not Ann's, was Blanche Deeves
as Fannie Priny from out back.
The commentator was Mary Stirling.
Ivy Scott thanked the seniors for coming
and Happy Birthday was sung. Lunch was
served by the staff with the seniors bringing
the cup cakes and goodies.
Congratulations to Jackie Norman who
has Western accOntariod at where shenwille slstof
udy
music.
Jean and Clarence Perdue, formerly of
Holmesville, travelled to Barrie on June 20
for the baptism of their twin grandchildren,
Matthew and Megan Hargraves. Proud
parents are Kim and Don Hargraves.
The Enterprising Seniors will leave
Wednesday morning to see and hear Geritol
Folics in Hamilton:
Rev. Katie Southon,.of Bothwell -Wabash
charge, led in worship experiences on the
compassion of Jesus toward the starving,
sick, sorrowful and shepherrdless. Kristin
Charlton of Springfield,'•1i'as .the ' Wsti is
leader.
One -hundred and thirty women attended
from Algoma, Elgin, Essex, .Kent, Huron-
-Perth, Middlesex, Lambton and Oxford
from hee Huron -Perth Presbyteriterials. Forty-one of the al. were
110.
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Eleanor Lobb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Lobb of RR2 Clinton, and Paul Kid -
dell, son of Mr, and Mrs. Geoffrey Kidd 11of
LLondon, were married on May 24 by
J.A. Bechtel at Holmesville United Church.
Doreen Dopp, of London, was the maid of
honor with Janet Hutchinson and Sylvia
Cass, both of London, as bridesmaids. Best
man was Peter Puff al of London and ushers
were Jack Corns of Toronto and Tom Lobb
of RR2 Clinton. Organist was Cathie Potter
and duest were sung by Hugh and Martie
Lobb. A reception was held at the Goderich
Township Hall, followed by a honeymoon to
McFarlane-Cheverie the east coast.
Liana Cheverie, daughter of Tom and Carol
Cheverie of 270 Ontario Street, Clinton, and
Robert McFarlane, son of Robert and Gerda
McFarlane of RR2 Goderich, were married
on June 20 by Karen Sturdy, Justice of
Peace, at the Goderich Court House. Sue
Ching, of Brockville, was the maid of honor
and Jeff Leeming, of Seaforth, was the best
man. A supper at the White Carnation
followed the wedding. The couple took a trip
to Toronto and Cornwall for their honey-
moon and will reside at RR2 Goderich.
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pleased to announce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter, Monica Jane to David
Leonard. son of Leonard anti Audrey O'Rourke
of St. Columban and Gwen O'Rourke and
Dave Miller of Vanastra.
The wedding will take place at Vanastra
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Closed reception tofollow6
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FORTHCOMING
MARRIAGE
CLARK - LAZET
Mrs. Rita Lazet of Clinton an-
nounces the forthcoming
marriage of her daughter,
Diane Edith to David Edward
Clark of Val Cartier, Quebec,
son of Donna Irvine of Exeter
and Art Clark of Clinton. The
wedding will take place Satur-
day, July 12, 198b at 4 p.m. In
Bethel Pentecostal Church,
Goderich.
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ROBERT McCALLUM
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Fellowship Bible Chapel
162 Maple Street SUN., JUNE 29
9:45 a.m. Worship & Remembrance
11 a.m• Sunday
Speaker: oSchool
im &SFah ily Bible Hour
7 p.m. Evening Service
Speaker: A film on John Wycliffe
7:30 p.m. Tues Prayer & Devotion
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Clinton
Presbyterian
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
4 RATTENBURY ST. EAST, CLINTON
10 a.m.: Worship and Sunday School
Nursery Care Provided
June 29 • July 27
MINISTER
Rev. William M. Barber No Services OPGANIST
Mr. Charles Merrill
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Christian Reformed
Christian Reformed Church
243 Princess St., E. Clinton '
Sunday, June 29
Rev. Homer Samplonius
10 a.m. Worship Service
7:30 p.m: Worship Service
All Visitors Welcome
85 Huron St.
CLINTON
United
Ontario Street United Church
MINISTER 103 Ontario St., Clinton, Ont. ORGANIST
Louise McGregor
Rev. David J. Vilooda1lo.m. P M.DIV.
1bllicc Worship
11 a.m, Church School
DRAM•wRETE
Mir S'Mrs. Ja'ma5`prOm of Clinton are pleas•
ed ta,atinOUnta'thd fdrfhaotning rricirriage
of their daughter wen EI)2abeth to David
Jakeph Bette tan of Mr. It Mrs, Harry aette
df 5dirhici, Ont, The wedding will, take place
Vatui:dal , AtiOeigt'Sti, 1186, a`t'Cdlvdrlr Bap.' ;
flat Church doderith,
MCMA►HONw0ALE.
Mr. & M0,061'0600010 wish to trinounce she
forthcoming marriage of thole daughtOr
Sharon Elltdbdth to John Patrick McMahan,
son of Mr, & Mea, Petrldt McMahon i of dilntoo,
The Marriage will take place Saturday, July
19, 1906 at 4100 path at St. Josephs Catholic
Charch, tllnfert.'iiedePtion.to fella* In the
dbderielt ftlwnshl'p Half; Holtti+a591119 et.0 pm
Wesley Trials United Church
MlMtsTr04111'V. JAMS SICHTEL, LA6,11.O.
SUNDAY, JUFJE29
9:46 a.m. • Service at i4altneeviilh
11;00 a.hi. • Sarvfta at WosleyWlllis
EveilryOrte Welcotri e
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. GILBERT MOD
Sunday, June 29
11 a.m. Morning Worship & Sunday School
Wednesday 8 p.m. Bible Study
EVERYONE WELCOME
524-9130
lican
St, Paul's Anglican Church
Rev. r
Sunday, June 29
151st. ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
10 A.M. • GuESt sows
REV. GEORGE ANDERSON
...,.Everyone Welcome, —