Clinton News-Record, 1987-09-16, Page 7Sjertsemas celebrate 25th
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Sebolt
Sierstma who celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary with an open house at the
Auburn Community Hall on Monday,
September 7.
Sympathy is extended to the family and
relatives of the late Jack Hallam who pass-
ed away last Monday in his 80th year.
Florence Steckly and friend of Stratford
visited last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Lawlor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parsons and Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Jardin all of Toronto visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Young of Don Mills,
Mrs. Mary Gray (former Mary Nesbitt) of
Toronto and Mrs. Bob Young of Stratford
visited recently with Ellen Johnston and
Laura Phillips.
Silver Taps
The Silver Taps pot luck dinner will be on
Wednesday, September 23 at 12 noon. Ethel
Ball will show slides on her trip to the Artie
and Yukon. '
Horticulture Society
The Horticulture Society meeting was
held on Wednesday, September 9 at 8 p.m. at
the Community Hall.
The meeting opened with the singing of 0
Canada with Lois Haines as pianist.
The president, Don Haines, welcbmed all
present. The minutes were read by
secretary Anne Vincent and the treasurer's
report was given by Elliott Lapp.
The president read "What to do in the
Fall" pertaining to shrubs, trees and bulbs.
The correspondence was dealt with. A
discussion on Manchester Garden and put-
ting away flower pots for winter followed.
Don Haines showed slides of a few places
in Auburn and the Horticulture Convention
in Kingston and a mystery tour.
Dorothy Schneider and Anne Vincent
were the program committee. Anne readd
"Vegetable Harvest" and how to deal with
earwigs.
Fourteen members answered the roll call
( something new you did preserving or doing
vegetables).
Dorothy Schneider and Anne Vincent had
a contest on "Number please". This was
won by Marian Haggitt. The door prize was
won by Mildred Lawlor.
There was an auction on vegetables, jams
and pickles. Grace was then sung and
everyone enjoyed lunch prepared by
Maureen Bean and Grace Cartwright.
The next meeting will be held on
November 11.
Knox United Church
The church service at Knox United
Church was at 10 a.m. with Rev. Dave
Snihur in charge. Organist was Mrs. Gor-
don Gross and choir director was Lori
Millian.
The call to worship was read responsive-
ly. Hymn "To God Be The Glory" was sung
followed by the announcements Thp senior
choir sang the anthem "Rock of My Soul"
with Lori Millian as pianist.
The children's time followed and it wa on
birthdays.
"Take My Life" and "Let It Be" was sung
followed. by the scripture reading and
prayer chorus.
The minister's sermon was entitled
"David, A Man After God's Own Heart."
The offering was received by Murray
Rollison and Ken Ramsey. • The hymn "All
The Way My Saviour Leads Me" was sung.
The minister pronounced the benediction
and the service closed with the congrega-
tional benediction "Lord We Pray".
W.M.S.
The September meeting of
the
Presbyterian W.M.S. was held at the home
of Mrs. Marian Haggitt. The president,
Martha Daer" presided over the meeting
which was opened by reading a poem.
Lillian Leatherland was in charge of the
devotional period. The scripture portion
was taken from St. Matthew 25. The medita-
tion was about Mother Teresa who does such
good work in caring for the poor and un-
wanted people in India.
Viola Raithby was in charge of the study
and she read about the Idols of Klonu.
The October meeting will be held at the
home of Martha Daer on October 14 at 8
p.m.
Lawn Bowling
At the Clinton Lawn Bowling Green on
Sunday, September 6 at tournament was
played. The high team was that of Skipper
A. Finlayson. Second was L. Boreman's
team; third was the Don Leslie team;
fourth was Walter Newcombe's team; fifth
was the team of Rick Elliott; and, sixth was
Don Haines' team.
Several local teams played at Lucknow on
Saturday, September 5 and had enjoyable
games but were not in the top prize winners.
For the usual Tuesday night game on
September 8, Jean Gray was the high lady
and Ell Lapp the high man. On Wednesday,
Lois Haines, Audrey walsh and Donna Wet-
tlaufer won sixth prize at Exeter. Con-
gratulations to Mrs. Wettlaufer as this was
her first tournament.
Jean Gray was high lady again on Thurs-
day night and Ken McDougall the high man.
The mini -lottery was won again by Mr. W.
Grosch so congratulations to him and Stuart
Wilson of Brucefield who won the week prior
lottery.
a men's pair tournament was played on
Saturday, September 12 and winners were
as follows: Peter Mutter, Sid Bartlett, Col -
cough, Belrose, Gord Hyde. The lucky win-
ners of the draw were: Jim Nadalin of
Woodstock, Aileen Craig of Clinton and Lou
Matthews of Clinton.
The lawn bowling season is over at Clinton
now. Saturday's tournament was the last
game so another good season is finished un-
til next year.
Senkrs hold ser`v-ke
By Blanche beeves
HOLMESVILLE - Worship was held in
Holmesville United Church Sunday morning
w Rev. J. Pr'rhtel officiating.
The Enterprising Seniors will meet Thurs-
day September 17 at 8 p.m., this to be the an-
niversary meeting. Please no lunch. There
will be cake and ice cream.
TO EVERYONE FOR
STOPPING BY OUR
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