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Clinton News-Record, 1986-10-01, Page 11out the plan for their assignment Miss Marsh then spoke about the leaders in the Bible and Mrs. Allan Webster read passages about Moses, who became a leader and Mrs. Oliver Anderson read the Scrip- ture about ealy followers and the disciples of Jesus. Miss Marsh closed with this motto, Chris- tian leadership is 'the act of serving others and led m prayer. Mrs. Tom Cunningham was the accom- panist for the hymn which followed, Offer- ing was received by Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Mrs. Oliver Anderson. The vice-president, Dana Bean then con- ducted the business meeting. Mrs. Peter Verbeck led a memorial service in honour of one of the group's late members, Mrs. B. Marsh, who is sadly missed. The Thankoffering service is to be Oc- tober 22 and the village ladies, Blyth, Nile and Dungannon are to be invited. Mrs. Bean closed the meeting with prayer. 4-H Club The Auburn 4-H Club met on Saturday, September 27 at the home of Glenyce Mc- Clinchey. It was the first for Milk Makes It with approximately 17 members. The club's leader is Rosemary Kibble with assistant leader, Glenyce McClinchey. Election of officers was held with the following results: President, Tonya Boomstoppel; Vice-president, Denise Gross; Secretary, Anita Gross; Press Reporter, Julia Glenn. The roll call, which was answered by each member, was to name a food that is a good source of calcium. Information was read and discussed on how to avoid calcium deficiency. Members participated by making nachos and a raspberry drink. The meeting was closed by the Club's president, Tonya Boomstoppel, with the 4-11 motto, Learn to do by Doing. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1986—Page 9 Clinton Public Hospital's Administrator Dan Steyn, with the assistance of Peggy Men- zies, were on had to make tine thaw ai die Auxiliary's pettily sale aim September 27. There were plenty of prizes and plenty of winners again this year. (Anne Narejko photo) Seniors hold dinner... • from page 6 at a dinner at the Strathroy Golf Club dining room on September 26. On September 27 Barb, Mel, Theresa, Melanie, Christopher and Beth Knox were guests at the wedding of Beth's grandson, Richard Swan, to Elaine Timmins at the Centennial United Church in London. The reception followed at The Ivanboe. Congratulations to Cheryl Lyon and Calvin Bakelaar who were married on September - 27 in the United Church in Londesboro. AI Visiting with Olive Penfound and Elgin on III,be weekend was her sister, Mabel McLeod from Mitchell. Visiting over the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jake McDougall were his sister Jessie Cataliona from Boise, Idaho, and their neice Jean Giordano from Toronto. Dirk and Lloy Garlichs of Kitchener spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick, and on September 28 Jeff and Karin Shaddick, Stephen and Crystal of London also visited them. On September 28 visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwing were Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper of Brucefield, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lloyd of Harriston, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Grand Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McEwing of Blyth. The WI consumer affairs meeting will be held on October 8 at 8 p.m. The speaker will be the Hydro area manager Bill Dobson from Goderich. He will be speaking on safe- ty and saving energy. Everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergill enjoyed September 27 and September 28 on a Leisure Bus' Tour by Margaret Burkhart to the St. Catharines Grape Festival parade. Norman and Helen Alexander spent September 14 to September 16 in Sarnia, where Norman attended the Biennial Con- ference of Ontario Conservation Authorities. Former Auburn man dies at the age of 86 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson spent last weekend with their son, William at Newmarket. Paul Popp of Lonesboro had his appendix removed in Clinton Hospital last week. James Towe of London, formerly of Auburn, died in his 86th year. Our sympathy to the family. Mary Young of Goderich, formerly df Auburn, is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Mrs. George Beattie, former Auburn teacher and daughter-in-law, Mrs. George Beattie of Unionville called on former pupils in Auburn area recently. She was the former Marie Welsch. Happy Birthday to Ellen Johnston who celebrated her 88th birthday on Saturday. Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Lillian Leatherland and Mrs. Robert Peck arrived home from a two day trip to Manitoulin Island. Knox United Church Service The minister Gary T. Shuttleworth con- ducted the morning service at Knox United -Church. Lori Millian was organist. The Junior Choir sang "Be Wise" under the direction of Mrs. Allan Webster and Mrs. Gordon Gross as pianist. The minister chose far his sermon, Holding on during the Struggle. Offering was received by Teadde Bakker and Ken Ramsey. Knox U.0 W. The Knox United Church Women held their general meeting on September 25 at the church. Betty Marsh opened the meeting with a skit. Other members of the cast were Mrs. John Durnin, Dana Bean and Mrs. Jack Armstrong. The audience was involv- ed also and learned how to be a leader. • Suggestions were given on getting everyone involved, planning a good pro - 'm raand gaining confidence in your work. ss Marsh then handed out different assignments and the three groups had to lay CLINTON FARM MARKET WEEKEND SPECIALS! Canada No. 1 BARTLETT PEARS 4 LITRE BASKET z • Canada Fancy Grade No. 1 Fresh Picked from the Orchard MacINTOSH APPLES $749 BUSHEL 1 Canada No. 1 ROMAINE 5 9 LETTUCE • Canada Fancy Grade No. 1 Fresh Picked from the Orchard MacINTOSH APPLES 5 LB. BAG PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW FALL & WINTER HOURS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8 AM - 7 PM Thursday and Friday 8 AM - 9 PM Saturday and Sunday 8 AM - 6 PM — Special Prices in effect 'till Saturday, October 4 — CLINTON FARM MARKET 0-n-1 y -the--F re-sh ess t Ffao d s -a r e-- G o o d--E-n acs g h --t o -S a ws-e-o-u-r-C-u-s-to re -r -s"_.._.__ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8AM — 7 PM Except Thursday & Friday open 'till 9PM Saturday and Sunday open 'till 6PM 212 VICTORIA ST. (HWY. 4 SOUTH) CLINTON Community is theme of UCW worship service... By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BELGRAVE - The general meeting of the UCW was held September 25 in the church school room. Mrs. Ross Higgins vice-presi- dent welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with a hymn. Community was the theme of the worship service led by Olive Bolt, assisted by Sara Anderson and Janice Coultes. Community Spirit is fostered in the home and from there spreads to help meet the needs of friends everywhere. Mrs. Bolt further emphasized the value of friendship, just as seeds are sown and must be nurtured ,so friendships are made and must be thoroughly and tenderly cultivated. Mrs. Ross Higgins conducted the .business. Invitations to attend Brussels UCW Thankoffering meeting on September 28 with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry of Cape Croker as guest speaker and the Blyth UCW Thankoffering meeting October 5 with Kim Crawford of Waterloo as guest speaker who will share her experience in a crusade to India. The Regional Rally is to be held in Whitechurch United Church on October 7 at 7:30 p.m. The theme is Gifts Women Bring , was announced. Also Confessing Our Faith meeting will be held October 2 at Brussels United Church and the London Conference. A one day event with Pearce Williams day itt Fingal on October 6 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. It was decided to send a bale to Goodwill London with articles of clothing to be left at Mrs. Ross Anderson's by October 31. Mrs. Jim Hunter introduced Pamela Shaw Who played a solo, then a flute solo ac- companied by mer mother Leslie Gnaw. Mrs. Melville Mathers introduced guest vpeaker Janet Clark from Wingham who is a /member of the Board of Directors for the Ronald McDonald House in London. In Canada, Toronto's opened in 1981. London's in 1985. Canadanow has 10 homes. On November 29, the 100th house will be opened in Long Island, New York. The need is increasing and the people are responding. London's Ronald McDonald House can ac- commodate 13 families at a time and volunteers work many hours. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler thanked Mrs. Clark and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Ross Higgins closed the meeting with prayer and a social half hour was enjoyed. Personals Robena McBurney has returned home after spending a week with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Frant McBurney and their family Renee and baby Erica of Middleton, Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. John Cossy, Andrew and Daniel all of Strat- ford visited on Saturday with the former's mother, Mrs. Robert Higgins and sister Miss Margaret Higgins. Mrs. Pieta Washburn of Hollywood, California spent this past week with her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nicholson and Sherri of Barrie spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Garver Nicholson. Turn to page 18. (c�1op MAKE HEflSALL ocal DISTRICT CO-OP your l DISTRIBUTOR for PROPANE k z ' ,„,,,� ,,,�.;y�`+ art;.. .::LrWs...�' .+q Yr✓..�.. a i.4 , Pictured with the 7600 gallon delivery trucC are Butch Desjardine, Propane Manager and Bob Oesch, Driver PROPANE DELIVERY FOR • Farm Drying • Carburation • Home & Farm Building Heating • Industrial & Commercial Heating Licensed personnel for installations For any further information ask for BUTCH DESJARDINE 2624002 Everyone welcome to shop CO-OP.. 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