Clinton News-Record, 1964-09-24, Page 11VARNA
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Anniversary services will be
held in the United Church on
Sunday, Sept, 27 at 1140 .4,m,
and :M0 p.m. with Rev, Thigh.
Wilson. of Thames Road in
charge Of both services,.
Rally Pay ,Sel,140e was held
on SnridaY last in, the United
Church wftit. the .Sunday School
superintendents, Mr. A. 4,
tard and Mrs, Wm, io.Ash
charge, assisted by Mrs:.
les .1i,e5.4 and Mrs. -Gordon Hill
and several members of the
choir.
Rev, and Mrs. M, Morrison
visited with relatives in Nor-
thern Ontario last week.
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Every Wednesday_ .& Sunday
6raiidmothers Honored.
At. Auburn WI Meeting
By Sit$, Wgs. fif0.4nock
Giandroptliers of the CerninUnitY were ,honored
guests the September meeting of the Auburn
'Wernere$ Institute. When they met reeently in the
Commupity Memorial
modell ed at 'ale Lond011 Area
rale president, Mrs. Bert •
cram was in charge of the
meeting which opened in tne Vrtes Tor 13anquet.
usual way, The pi a ni s t Members were asked to .cat,
was Mrs.. William J. Craig. er to the county Road •riiploy-
The president 'tNeleometl. tie ees nquet and the Corrupittee
grandtrtothers to the meeting in Charge are Mrs. Donald
' and said Was an. honor to Haines, Mrs, Arnold Craig and
pay 'tribute to grandmothers on Mrs. Thomas Lawlor. Mrs, An-
this occasion. drew Kirloonnell gave the card
Approve Minutes report and read 'the thank-you
cards, The minutes of the previous The roll call was answered
'meeting were approved as read by each. member relating an
by the secretary, Mrs. Thomas Incident that happened at
.Hag-gitt, She also gave the fin- school. Mrs. Oliver Anderson ancial statement. • gave a message on the motto:
A lettar was read about the "Just When you are making
'County Rally at Bens.all _on oc- two ends .meet someone pulls
tober 5 and Mrs. Robert Phil- the end."
lips and Mrs. Lloyd Humph- Mrs, Lloyd HumPitreys gave
.reys were appointed the dele- a reading .and a quartet corn-
gates for 'this meeting. A let- posed of :Mrs, Gordon R; Tay-
'ter was read from C.1\1113 and lor, Mrs, Donald Haines, Mrs,
the members. vetted to send $10 Gordon Ch'ap-mey and Mrs;
to assist with this work. Wes Bradnock sang „two songs.
A request from the district • field Contests
for wedding gowns of 50 years Mrs. Keith Machin thanked
ago was read. These are to he all Who had assisted in. the pro-
convention in November.
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Sat. & Mon. — Sept. 26 & 28
I 9.00 p.m.—CASH BINGO—In Zurich Arena
Monday Afternoon, September 28
1.00 p.m.—MONSTER CENTENNIAL PARADE —
Led by Seaforth H.S. Girls Trumpet Band
and the Zurich Majorettes,
1.30 p.m.—OFFICIAL OPENING
2.30 p.m.—PET SHOW
BABY SHOW
4-H CLUB CONTESTS
MIDWAY
CATTLE SHOWS
RIDES
INSIDE EXHIBITS
Monday Evening - 6.00 p.m. Sharp
Saturday Night, September 26
7.00 p.m.—Dedication of Centennial Pillars
8.00 p.m.,—Variety Concert in Zurich Arena
(no admission charge)
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Mr. J. M. Johnston of Gade-
ridh, spent Sunday with his sis-
ter, Mrs. Fred Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Middleton
and. Billy of Stratford. were al-
so Sunday guests at the Fred
Middleton :home.
Miss Kathleen IVfcNaughten
of London, spent the past week
visiting With her cousin, Mrs,
- Fred Middleton.
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gra,:rn. The committee of Mrs,.
Keith Mohan, Mrs. Charles:
Stranghan,, Mrs, Clifford' Brown and Mrs. 1)artaid caltwriot •
were in charge or .the -rontests,
and Presented prizes to the
grandmothers,
Mrs. Roy Deer won a pri'40
for having the most butlors
on her. dress. Mrs, 'Bert .Cratfg
won a prize for having the most
articles in her purse (58); Mrs'
Roy Dater for having the .yonng,
est grandchild (two weeics
old); and lucky cup prize went
to Mrs, Gordan R, Taylor.
A bake sale was held with
Mrs. Donald Haines as the auc-
tioneer. A lunch was served by
Mrs. Keith Machan, Mrs. -Char.;
ies .Straughan, Mrs. •Cliffortl.
Brown and Mrs. Donald Cart-
wright.
-Mrs. Keith Lovell and Tim-
othY are spending a :week in
Chatham.
Mr. Pearson Charters who
has been a .paitient in Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seafortb,
has returned 'to his borne much
improved in health,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Jones
and boys visited Sunday even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc-
Bride of near Blake.
Mr. •ancl. Mrs. P. Sproule of
Exeter visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, W. L. Meals.
Recent visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. N. Lang included Mr. and
Mrs. Jahn Long, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kealing of Owen Sound.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Pearson Charters we're
their daughter and son-in-laW,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Middleton
wild Glen of London,-
Special Services
At St. James
The Service of Morning Pray-
er will be held in St. James
Church, Middleton, on Sunday;
September 2 7 at 9:3 0 am.
This , schedule will be follow-
ed- until Sunday, October 25,
When the Rt. Rev, H. F. Apple -
yard, Bishop of Georgian Bay.,
will conduct the service of the
Order of Confirmation 'in St.
James Church at 11 a..m.
The annual Festival of
Thanksgiving for the Blessings
of Harvest, held in St. James
Church on Sunday, September
20, was well attended,
This traditional service was
in charge of the Rector, Rev.
E. J. B. Harrison.
"The farmer is an integral
part -of the divine plan 'of God
in nature,":-,Mr. Harrison. told
the congregation. "The farmer
exemplifies hope and faith as
he sows his annual seed."
Mr. Harrison thanked the
ladies of the WA for decorat-
ing the church with flowers,
fruit, vegetables and colorful
autumn leaves.-
The Junior Choir was under
the direction of Mrs. Joseph
Storey. During the offertory,
Misses Patsy and Sandra Wise
sang a solo. '
A. basket of floWers was
placed . on the credence table
for this service in loving mem-
ory of Mrs. Benjamin Rathweil
by her daughter, Mrs. John
Grigg, secretary of St, James
'WA.
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The WI will entertain "The
Grandmothers" at their Octob-
er 1st meeting at .2:00
There will also : be a bake sale,
Hostesses, Mrs. Gordon Rad,
ford, Mr$,. Tank Medd,. Mrs'.
Beg Lawson, Mrs.
.110C1Y and Mrs, Norman Vin,
cent,
The .Airoweil Unit of the ',vow .their September'
.meeting at 'the home of Miss
Ddith on Monday eve-
ning with .the Berean Unit as
guests.
The president, Mrs. Hugh
Millar, conducted the devotion-
al period. The program, f011ow-
.ed with Mrs. Neville Forbes
giving a resume of the first
Mr. -and- Mrs. Bert Thornson and family .attended the Wes-.
tern Fair at London on Fri-
day and visited .Sunday after-
noon with Mr, and Mrs, Sam-
uel Storey and Bill of near
Seaforth, Mrs. Thomson was
the, lucky winner at the Fair
Of D. free beauty service, a
shampoo, and finger wave, or
manicure.
J, A. Watson of Johan-
nesburg, South Africa (nee
Hazel Bayes), formerly of Kip-
pen, spent Tuesday Afternoon
and evening with ..her nephew
and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Thomson and children, It's been
2$ years since she left to go
to Africa.
Mr, and Mrs. .W. A. Law-
rence of Moose. Jaw, Sash., are
visiting a few weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. Ted Robinson
and Mr. Robinson and. family.
Chapter of the new book,- "God, and His pnrpose":. A reading
was given by Mrs. Good.
The ne.st speaker was tint able to.attend. 13eacorn substituted„ with slides .of Flor-
ida, scenery taken during her
Christmas vacation 'last winter,
LoAnch. was served by the hos, tosses,
Mrs. Dva Doti-gap; of Walton
is -spending a :feW.daYs. with
friend, Mrs. Townsend.
Mr, and Mrs, Graham CentP-:-bell of. 1.31.11S'SelS YaSlit04 with
Mrs, Bert Alien Ort 'Monday-
St. Andrew's
Holds Rally Day..
Service Sunday
Rally Day service :WAS, held
Sunday St. Andrew's United
Church with Rev. Howard
Plant in charge.
The Sunday School pupils
anti their teachers occupied the
front seats. Kathy and Karen
Hendrick sang a duet and the
New Testament reading Was
taken by Grant Jones.
The presentation of Sunday
School awards for attendance
was made by co-superintend-
ent Leonard Lovell,
The Sunday School staff
were also dedicated during the
service. The choir, under :the
direction of Miss J, Ivison
sang an anthem.
The pastor chose as his ser-
mon "The Church's. Teaching
Ministry”.
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(Correspondent, MRS. N. LANG, Phone tionsall 278-W-1)
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