HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-10-07, Page 9OVER 1,3000 HOMEMADE PIES .IIAI)E
St. James' runs deli booth
More than 1,300 meat pies, jams, chocolates, Christmas cakes and muffins were offered
for sale at the St. James' Deli Shop at the Holmesville Craft Show. Lois Wise, Doreen
Welsh and Estelle Wise helped man the taste tantalizing food booth. (Shelley McPhee
Haist photo)
By Blanche Deeves
MIDDLE'TON - Communion was
celebrated in St. James' Anglican Church on
Sunday, October 4 with Rev. Aubrey -Bell of-
iciating. Ralph Welsh received the offering.
The A.C.W. of St. James' Church wish to
hank everyone for visiting their booth at
the Craft Show in Holmesville, and thanks to
the men for their help and support. Special
thank you goes out to Joe Atkinson for the
use of the freezer and to Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Beck for the use of their freezer, and to all
the ladies for their work in making pies,
cakes, chocolates and all goodies that were
sold. There are 200 frozen chicken pies yet to
be sold and 12 Christmas cakes. Anyone
wishing to purchase these may call Blanche
at 482-9536.
The person who left their Deli Booth pur-
chases at the hall may call Blanche at
482-9536.
About three or four weeks ago some 85
questionnaires were handed out in church.
They asked people to list their talents and
volunteer them to help. To date only seven
surveys have been returned.
Confirmation classes have resumed and
the next meeting will be at the Rectory this
corning Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
Joint Board Meeting is called for1,ctober
22 at 8 p.rn. This should be a short one and is
specifically to deal with a plan for hosting
the area Bishop Bob Townshend for a whole
day. He has suggested November 29, but
'would like to know the plans well before that
in case any changes need to be made.
Naturally, any other business arising will
happily be dealt with.
The congregation welcomes Rick and
Carolyn Schilbe who came to worship with
us at St. James .
The A.C.W. of St. James will meet at the
church on Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Congratulations to Lisa Storey in winning
first prize in her first time to show an Ara-
bian horse, held in Exeter. She also received
fourth prize in the best gelding and fifth
prize in Arabian showmanship. She also
received the Seaforth 4-H Senior showman-
ship prize.
Five babies are baptised at United Churh
BY BLANCHE DEET 'ES
HOLMESVILLE -- The Senior's Cboir led
in the ministry of music at the United
Church service on October 4. Baptism was
celebrated with five babies being presented
by their parents. They included Kalylie
Elizabeth, daughter of Brenda and Jim
Ginn; Maranda Nicole, daughter of Karen
and John Greidanus; Michelle Catherine,
daughter of Helen and Ernie Lobb: Laura
Natsuko, daughter of Brian and Linda
Nakamura; Michael Benjamin, son of
Karen and .Gordon Yeo. Assisting Rev.
Bechtel at the service was Elder Alice
I'arker.
The UCW of Holmesville United Church
will meet on October 13. Ladies bring in
y our pennies.
Communion in Holmesville United Church
will be celebrated on October 11.
On October 18 the Anniversary Service
will be held in Holmesville United Church at
11 a.m.
Please note the change in Bazaar time for
the Holmesville United Church to October
31, with starting time at 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Come and enjoy the good home baking,
vegetables and tea tables.
The Senior Quilters went for a day outing.
A super time was had.
The Enterprising Seniors met in the
Goderich Township Community ('entre with
Edward Dunes in charge. Alice Porter gave
the roll call and read the minute's of the last
meeting. Marion Powell gave the card
re ort. Discussion was held on the u•conl-
ing Fall rally to be held October 14 in
Holmesville, sponsored by Enterprising
Seniors. Registration to be at 12 noon and
the meeting will be held at 1 p.m. The new
regular meeting will be October 15. Cards
were enjoyed and lunch and social time was
held.
The person who left their St. James' Deli
Booth purchases at the Holmesville hall,
may call Blanche beeves at 482-9536.
Garbage in the gut
HOLMESVILLE - September 28, at the
(;oder•ich Township Hall, the Holmesville 1
4-11 club and their parents along with the
S.S. No. 4 Community Club enjoyed a
delicious meal. Each member of the 4-11
club was responsible for bringing a tiled!
item.
Later on Barb (.use talked about what her
lob was about, nutrients and what fruits and
vegetables are most common.
We then watched a film called "Garbage
in the Gut", which reminded every member
to try and use better eating habit
Next week 4 11 nu•anl,rrs are looking; for-
ward to learning how tti dress up vegetables
fur everyday treats.
By Jennifer Ty ndall
4-H'ers learn about
shopping choices
CI,IND )1N - The second meeting of Clinton
f 14-H ('l.ib was held at Shei ry Yostnia's.
l'he meeting was called to order and the 4-11
pledge was said.
Members rnarte the Apple 1'7neakes The
meeting was cailed, Supermarket ( hob es
It's up to You' "
The roll call was. Name the canner) and
Frozen vogPtahles your family eats.
Members learned the rlifterences between
('anada Fancy, Canada Choice and Canada
Standard. They had a taste test of juices,
gi ape pink lemonade and peach and decid-
ed whl h ain•gory they would go under.
A find uanie was riot decided for the club
The next meeting will be held Wednesday.
September 30 at the home of Sherry Postrna.
Reported by Pam Carter.
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