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Clinton News-Record, 1977-04-21, Page 23tl CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1917 31. Card of thanks McGREGOR - 1 would like to take this opportunity to thank my relatives and friends for their visits, flowers and cards while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital, also those who provided • transportation.. The kindness of the nurses and Dr, Harrett was also much appreciated. Gregor McGregor. –16x JAMI.ESON: The fanrf'ily of the late William (Bill) Jamieson 1110 would like to express its ap- preciation to the many relatives, friends and neighbours for their, kindness and sympathy shown at the time of its deep bereavement. M Special thanks to Rev. Oestreicher, the )Morning Glory Unit and Ball Funeral Home. Your help at this time, will not be forgotten.—Anne Jamieson and Family. -16 HOHNER: We wish to express our sincere thank you to all friends, neighbours and relatives for their thoughts, visits, cards, flowers and gifts while we were in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, 4 Your kindness is very much appreciated. A special thank you to Dr. Flowers for his kind at- tention.—Cheryl and Michael. -16x KOETSIER: We wish to thank all our friends and neighbours who gave us such an enjoyable farewell party on Saturday evening: Also the lovely gift will bring back fond remembrances of those in our community. We * extend an open invitation to you all to visit us anytime in our new home. - Keith, Jean, Paul and Jason. -16 TYNDALL: I would like to thank my friends, neighbours and relatives for flowers, cards, visits and kindnesses received while I 1/was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London and' since returning home.—Norman ,d Tyndall. -16x 4 14===s11.,==.1‘ 4===s1--x l Sunday Special x APRIL 24 31. Card of thanks JACOB: I wish to thank all my friends who called to see me, sent flowers, gifts and cards during my recent stay in hospital, both Clinton Public and Victoria -441 London. Special thanks for the kindnes's shown to me by the hospital staffs. -Mrs. Jean Jacob. -16x 31. Card of thanks STEWART: Many thanks to my family, relatives, neighbours and friends for flowers, treats and fruit. Also for the many visits, gifts and cards I received while a patient in Clinton Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Harrett and Baker and first floor nurses. Edna Stewart. -16x Hullett Happenings A�� DEEP FRIED silROAST BEEF CHICKEN with mushroom sauce, 4r with Brown Gravy Creamy mashed potatoes or french fries, buttered mixed vegetables Dessert - Lemon Pie The above includes soup or juice, salad, tea or coffee. ALL $ 90 FOR %pi. Deb.bie's Custard Cup 2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON ON HWY. 4 AT VANASTRA ROAD n 482-9896 spring'concert land open house On April 21st there will be a Spring Concert at Hullett Central at 8:15 p.m. The concert will include grades 2, 4, 7 and 8, and the Power Learning Class. The grade 2's "will be presenting ° a play called "Rabbitrella" and will be singing some songs. The grade 4's will also be presenting a play called "Zachary Mole and the Busy Folks", followed by gym- nastics. The grade 7 class will be putting on a Spring Fashion Show, . featuring the latest styles in spring clothing. The grade 8's are presenting their version of "The Gong Show". Preceding the concert, an .Open House will be held. Here, the 'pupils will show their classrooms to their parents. The Open House will take place from 6:45 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Rummage sale A rummage sale was held at Hullett\ on April 15. The pupils brought in old toys, 'games, ornaments, etc., to be sold in the gymnasium. Candy was also brought in. The sale was held by the Student's Council. Health nurses Last week two health nurses came to our school. They examined some students for hearing and vision problems. These tests are very helpful to the students, as they prevent these problems from getting worse. Milk helpers Throughout the year, Robbie Plunkett and Darcy Andrews have delivered the milk to all the grades at Hullett Central. We would like to thank them for the work they have done this year. Six new members were received into the fellowship of Varna United Church on Sunday. Those being con- firmed on profession of faith were Mrs.. Joan Beierling, Scott Consitt,, Paul Consitt, Tanis Chuter and Bonnie Bowson. Received by tran- sfer from Zurich United Church was Wayne Beierling. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hayter Londesboro 4-H The fifth meeting of Lon- desboro I 4-H club was held on March 30 at the home of Mary Buffingsa. They opened with the pledge and the roll call was answered by all. The minutes were read and some changes were made in the skit which were made by Pat and Theresa. A discussion and demonstration was held on applying lace to a hem, and to a hem of a knit and 'casings. Refreshements were served after the motto. The sixth meeting was held on April 6th at the same place and the roll call was an- swered by five. They decided to practice the play at Hullett school and they were shown how to put a button shank on a plain button. They were also shown how to put in the sleeves. Refreshments were served after the motto. For the Finest in Smorgasbord Dining.. Visit the newly redecorated MRS. WATKIN'S COUNTRY KITCHEN in the DINING & BANQUET'CENTRE Smorgasbord Now Open Monday through Thursday 5 - 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday 5 - 10 p.m. Sundays - 12:00 noon - 7 p.m. ADULTS $3.49 CHILDREN UNDER 12 Pre-schoolers 1,o Charge $1.99 It wilt -4a fiery busy weekend at Wesley -Willis United Church as the congregation hosted the 65 member youth choir, the Chancellors. The group gave two concerts on Sunday, and were Wetted at church members' homes. Chancellors provide weekend to remember for church hosted a "His and Hers" shower for Janet Taylor and Fred Vanderhaar on Saturday night. If you have not sent in your ball registration form, please remember that you can register in person on Saturday, April 23 at the Township Hall in Varna, from 9-12 a.m. Bring your form and your registration fee with you. The last issue of the Western Ontario Farmer has , a, good feature article on Joyce Dowson concerning her work with 4-H Clubs and her activities in other community and church work". FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 412-3M4 The Chancellors were here! The rafters of Wesley -Willis Church are still echoing with a sound which created one of the most memorable weekends in the recent history of this church. It all began Saturday at 3 p.m. when their big Grey Coach rolled into the church parking lot. After piling their luggage in the centre of the Fellowship Hall, ap- proximately 65 young people, ranging in ages from early teens to late twenties, proceeded to set up sound systems, move furniture, and otherwise prepare for their evening concert and Sunday morning Celebration of Service. Wandering among them at a slightly slower pace, looking just a mite weary, but always ready to listen to a problem, was the force behind, and originator of, the group, the Rev. Paul B. Field, otherwise known af- fectionately as "Skip". At 5 p.m. their billets came to claim their young guests for dinner and overnight ac- commodation. By R p.m. the sanctuary and gallery were packed, and The Chancellors in Concert' was underway. Our ears and hearts were filled with refreshing, exuberant strains from among others. 'Tell it ,.Like. It J.s'.', SimQ11 znd , Wtergroo'fsmeer, Garfunkle, Jesus Christ Amsterdam. In July of '74 the Superstar, and Godspell, Chancellors had the Dutch culminating with the thun- Youth Choir in a reciprocal, derous music of the band and visit, when, among other chorus in "Long Live God - Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord". By Sunday morning, word had spread and the doors of the Fellowship Hall had to be opened to accommodate the enthusiastic congregation. The entire Celebration of Service called "Faith In the Future" was written by the young people. It was in- tegrated, at times with familiar hand clapping, feet stomping folk music. As the final chords drew to a close, the crowd stood for the second time in less than fifteen hours, to give this talented young group and their leader a standing ovation. By 2 p.m. after a sumptuous lunch . and farewells, they boarded their bus, and waved goodbye to their sponsors. A memorable weekend had ended! What else can we tell you about the Chancellors? About nine years ago Rev. Field rallied a group of young people from his home church in Weston, Ontario together to form a band and choir. None were professional musicians. About eight of that original group still remain. By Aug. of 1973 the group had developed fame and toured Holland at the in- vitation of the Dutch Ecumenical Youth Choir, Clinton In 4-1I The sixth meeting of the Clinton 111 4-H club was held at Mrs. Murch's home -on April 14. The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge and our roll call was an- swered by showing the type of trim we were using and telling how we were putting it engagements, they presented a joint concert at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto. At this point, they have also made three records: "Let There Be Peace," "Shalom" and "On the Move." There are still no professional musicians in the group. What then is the secret of their success? Natural talent and a dedicated leader yes, but something much more. Maybe it is their philosophy for, and joy of life, that can, perhaps, best be summed up in these words from their "Celebration of Service": Let's tell the truth about the world we live in, Let's ask about the God who put it here. Let's tell the truth about our friends and neighbours, Let's check the cause of all our hate and fear. Let's look at love and find out where it comes from, Let's look at life and all that we hold dear. Let's check it now before it quickly passes, Let's use today disappears. Thrifty Dinn for $100 Two days only! Circle your calendar right now. Because for two► days only you can pick up Colonel Sanders' Thrifty Dinner for just one dollar. It's chicken the way you and the family like it, finger lickin' good! The Thrifty. Dinner contains 2 pieces of Kentucky Fried Chicken, (;olden Brown French Fries, Creamy ('ole Slaw and a slice of Grecian bread. Colonel Sanders' Recipe Kntuck9 � freJ Ch A CANADIAN COMPANY (MHr.l `,,riglors boys and rlirl� ,,,, ri � , rt hf:(r .r lir kin good . 94 Elgin Ave. Goderich, Ont. REGULAR: 9.65 WEDNESDAY $100� & THURSDAY S'AVE $ '74TWINS Coehtwkyie,n • ALAI .,N 1 I IMO, Col. Sanders Boys & Girls make it "Finger Lickin' Good" before 'it PAGE 23 1' on our garments. The leaders demonstrated how to insert sleeves. Our last meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 19, at Mrs. Saundercock's home.-- Beth Saun-, dercock. . HEAP US TO HELP YOURSELF r • The Kinsmen Club of- Clinton invites you „to par- ticipate In the construction of the new Town of Clinton Grandstand. • VOLUNTEER HELP (male' and female) Is needed for the painting and installation of the seating in the grandstand and also repairs to the hubraiis, starting April 29. If Interested call the Town Clerk's Office, phone 482- 9545. Leave your name, telephone number, what you could help with, the number of hours you would be available and which evening would suit you. The Kinsmen Club thanks you for your support. Appearing in Concert- MARTY along with the Stoneman Family, Martha! Hall, "Shenandoah", and Jo• Weber, Kentucky State Cham- pion Fiddler. GODERICH MEMORIAL ARENA MAY 4, 1977, starting at 7:30 p.m. TICKETS: '7.00 ADVANCE, '8.00 AT DOOR Tickets Available in Clinton at: 19 VICTORIA ST. OR BY PHONING 524-9332 Sponsored By Goderici United Soccer Club L Renovations CONTINUE Restaurant area only will be closed' for a few more days. So we urge you to join us in the diningroom. (Entrance through the Keg Room.) 1. - Entertainment FRIDAY & SATURDAY APRIL 22, 23 CAVALIERS TREAT YOURSELF AND YOUR FRIENDS... FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OUR HOT BUFFET IS SERVED THURS. &FRI. 12 NOON- 2 P.M. Come as you are BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY Visit the KEG ROOM + Colour TV + Relaxing atmosphere Candlelight Restaurant & Tavern Licensed under L.C.B.O. BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH 524-7711 • Business as usual in the dining room and Keg Room • Same delicious choice of meals • Open Sunday to Wednesday 11:30 to 10 and Thurs., Fri., Sat. 11:30 to 1 • Entertainment Friday & Saturday Nights WATCH FOR OUR NEW LOOK 45. Z/. Candlelight Restaurant & Tavern Visit the KEG ROOM + Colour TV + Relaxing atmosphere Licensed under L.C.B.O. BAYFIELD RD., GODERICH 524-7711 1•!