Clinton News-Record, 1977-04-21, Page 151M
Morning prayer was held in
St.''James Anglican Church,
Middleton, Sunday morning.
Rev. Wm. Bennett was in
charge with Ray Wise
reading the lesson and
receiving the offering. Next
Sunday is Good Shepherd
Sunday with morning prayer.
Monday, 'April • 25 is
Ordination of Priests in 1St.
John the Evangelist Church,
London, at 7:30 p.m. Bishop
T. David Ragg, Bishop of
Huron will officiate. There
are five candidates for or-
dination, including one
woman. Preacher for the
service will be Canon
Terrance E. Finlay.
Everyone is welcome to at-
tend.
The Archdeaconry Service
at Walkerton was held
Sunday with the church filled
to capacity. Archdeacon R.
Townshend was in charge of
the service.
Guest speaker was Very
Rev. K.B. Keefe, Dean of
Huron. Rev. and Mrs. Wm.
Bennett were also speakers.
Coffee hour followed in the
church hall.
ACW Meeting
be brought in.
Our Thankoffering and
Self -Denial Offering was
handed in and Delores
thanked Jeanne Bennett for
opening her lovely home for
the meeting. Rev. Bennett
closed the meeting with a
prayer.
Roy and Estelle Wise then
shared their trip to Hawaii by
showing their slides and
Estelle told of the many
places 'they visited' It made
us all feel we wished we had
been with them when Roy'
showed a +picture of his Van
on the I1th of April with the
snow many feet higher than
the Van. Mrs. Fred Middleton
thanked the couple for
sharing their trip by way of
the slides.
A lovely lunch was served
by the hostess with Vera
Miller assisting.
The April meeting of the
ACW was held at the home of
Jeanne Bennett, Bayfield.
Vera Miller and Delores
Dutot were in charge of the
meeting.
Vera opened the meeting
with a poem and then she
read the Easter Anthem.
Mrs. Fred Middleton read the
scripture and Vera Miller
read the Meditation followed
by prayer.
Delores Dutot took the
business part of the meeting
with Shirley Storey reading
the minutes of the last
meeting. Lois Smith read a
letter which had been
received from the foster
child.
Sarah Storey thanked the
ladies for the flowers sent to
her while in the hospital. The
Social Service report was
read by Blanche Deeves and Personals
Lois Wise read the
correspondence.• The Keith, Vera and Janice
treasurer's report was, Miller spent Friday in Sarnia
presented by Vera Miller. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
The May meeting is to be Irwin and family.
'held at the home of Marion Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dutot
Smith, Dungannon, with a had a family dinner Easter
flea market and plant sale. Sunday.
Husbands are invited to at- Charlie Cooper of Midland
tend. Also at the May meeting has spent several days with
the articles for the bale are to Alvin and Delores Dutot while
Farewell Party
lisiting with his old friends
And neighbors in th'e area.
Delores opened her home
several evenings having
friends of Charlie's in for a
social evening of cards and
crokinole. The Deeves were
pleased to have Charlie as a
supper guest one evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dupuis
spent the weekend in
Amherstburg and Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Maulenfant of Windsor,
brother of Mrs. Dupuis, were
celebrating their 25th Wed-
ding Anniversary.
While in the area they
visited an aunt and uncle who
recently was burnt out of
their home. They also visited
other aunts and uncles and
and relatives in the area. A
very nice weekend was had
by Ray and Catherine leaving
Saturday and arriving home
on Monday.
A farewell party was held
in the Holmesville School
Saturday for Keith and Jean
Koetsier who are leaving the
community. About 70 friends,
relatives and neighbors
joined in a happy evening of
cards and crokinole. _ We
were pleased to have along
our new neighbors,t,Mr. and
Mrs. Nick D,en Boer of
Woodstock, who have bought
Keith's farm.The winners of
the euchre were: ladies'high,
Verna Glazier; men's high
Edward Deeves; ladies
low, Corrie Den Boer; men's
low, Keith Koetsier.
Bob Elliott, in his usual
humorous way, gave the
farewell speech. Francis
Powell and Alvin Wise
presented the couple with
card table and chairs as a gift
from the community. Elmer
Trick played several num-
bers on the piano.
A beautiful lunch was
served by Phyllis Wise,
Marion Powell, Eileen Potter
and Blanche Deeves. A good
social time was had by all.
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Ed and Blanche Deeves
travelled to London to visit
with Blanche's mother, Mrs.
Alice Allen and Blanche's
sister's family.
CLINTON NI WS -REGARD, THURSDAYS 4 21, on
Riding executive
MRS. MARGARET BENNETT of Wingham Is the new president of the PC Association for
the federal riding of Huron -Bruce. At left is former minister of agriculture for Ontario,
William Stewart, Bob Carbert, director of the Ontario Agricultural Museum, the guest
speaker at the founding convention of the association. Right, Robert McKin ey MP
MEMBER FOR Huron -Bruce.
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