HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-11-11, Page 7Sharon Ramsey fo RR 2 Blyth was one of the top 4-H club members in the county and she
received the Huron County Holstein Club Award for her second place finish in the points
race. Allan Carter presented the award to Sharon at the Huron County 4-H Agricultural
Awards Night ceremonies held in Clinton on October 30. Anita Bos of RR 3 Blyth was the
first place winner in the competition. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo
The Murray Elston Award for the champion 4-H Beef Showman at the Seafortb Fall Fair
was awarded to Dianne Black of Belgrave. The presentation was made to Dianne by 4-0
President Adriaan Brand at the annual awards ceremonies for Huron Agricultural.
Clubs, held in Clinton on October 30. 1 Shelley McPhee Haist photo)
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Lillian earns Bachelor of Arts degree
Congratulations to Mrs. Lillian Hallam in
receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree from
the faculty of Social Sciences at the 249th
convocation of the University of Western
Ontario on Friday, October 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Haines and family of
Beamsville visited with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Haines, on the weekend.
CARD PARTY
There were six tables at the euchre party
held Tuesday, November 3 at 8 p.m. at the
Community Hall. Winners were Nancy
Slater (high lady) , Mary Shrobrook (low
lady), Jack Lockart (high man), Ray Hanna
(low man), Bernice McClinchey (lady's
most lone hands), Ann Glousher (men's
most lone hands), and Don Haines
(novelty) .
Euchre parties are held every Tuesday
night at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall.
Everyone welcome.
SILVER TOPS
The Silver Tops are having their seniors'
Christmas Party Dinner on Wednesday,
November 18. Meat and potatoes will be
supplied.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The monthly meeting of the Women's In-
stitute will be held on Tuesday, November
17 at 2 p.m. at the Community Hall. Come
and join us. Roll call wil be "One thing I
recall of the Second World War years or
name a popular song of then." Mrs. Tom
Lawlor and Mrs. Roy, Daer will be
hostesses.
KNOX CHURCH
Knox United Church was joined bythe
congregation of Londesboro Church Sunday
with Rev. Dave Snihur in charge and Mrs.
Greg Park as organist.
The call to worship was read alternatively
followed by the hymn "All creatures of Our
God and King." The prayer of approach
was given followed by the Lord's Prayer.
The annoucements were given.
The anthem "We turn to Jesus" was sung
by the senior and junior choirs under the
direction of Lori Millian and Mrs. Allan
Webster.
The children's song "He's got the whole
world in His hands" was sung followed by
the telling of the children's story. Scripture
readings were given followed by the hymn
"Sweet hour of prayer" and the prayer
chorus. The senior choir sang the anthem
"Christian soldier medley."
The minister's sermon was part two of
"Questions people ask" entitled "How does
God answer prayer?"
The offering was received by Peter
Verbeek, Brian Ramsey, Greg Park and
Marinus Bakker and dedicated.
The benedictions were given. Next Sun-
day's service will be held at the regular time
of 10 a.m. at Knox Church.
Knox holds Remembrance Day service
By Mrs. L. Stonehouse
BELGRAVE - A white cross adorned with
scarlet poppies and flanked by Canadian
and British flags and an oil portrait of Sir
Winston Churchill complimented by a con-
tainer of red carnations formed the centre
piece on the communion table at Knox
United Church on November 3.
This served as a solemn reminder of lives
sacrificed for our freedom and the debt of
gratitude we owe.
Rev. John G. Roberts conducted the ser-
vice, using the order of service. Following
the prayer, the congregation rose to observe
a one minute silence in memory of the
soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice.
The choir sang the anthem with organ
accompaniment.
To conclude the service, Mr. Roberts read
a letter written in Belgium by Sister Mary
Josephine to the relatives of a deceased
soldier. It enclosed his photo and details of
the hero's death. He was only one of 100,000
such incidents.
Potluck Supper
The November meeting of the Evening
Unit was held in the church school room
with ladies from the Afternoon Unit as
guests. The evening began with a potluck
supper followed by the worship service
given by Mrs. John McIntosh assisted by
Laura Johnston and Mrs. Ross Anderson
having as the theme 'Remembrance Day.'
During the business period it was decided
to cater to the Women Institute Christmas
dinner, and subscribe to the Canadian
Geographic for the hospital.
The roll call was answered by 23 ladies
with a Remembrance Day verse.
The program was given by Mrs. John
Roberts assisted by Mrs. James Hunter and
Mrs. Harold Vincent and consisted of letters
from veterans and a film on Remembrance
Day. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler read a poem.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent attended the
funeral of a dear friend, Mrs. William Gor-
don in Listowel, on Weather 9. The late
Mrs. Gordon (Charlotte Tanner) was prin-
cipal of Westwood School in Oakville when
Edith taught there.
Mrs. Harold (Grace) Procter of Ingersoll,
formerly of Belgrave, died on November 8
in the Ingersoll Hospital. Belgrave friends
and neighbors extended sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. John Spivey ( nee Margaret Pro-
cter) and their family and also to Procter
relatives.
Charles Procter, who has been a patient in
University Hospital, was able to return to
his home on November 6.
Steve Coultes was presented with the l,in-
cola Player of the Month Award just prior to
the St. Marys Lincola-Sarnia Bee hockey
game last Friday night in St. Marys. St.
Marys won the game 2-1 and thus increased
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