Clinton News-Record, 1977-05-19, Page 11R
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United Church are looking
forward to their . Pot'' Luck
lunch in the church basement
on May 26th. Mr. Gregg,
Dir %tor of Training at the
Blue Water Centre, will be the
guest speaker. We are
reminded that 3 M's means
Mr.'Mrs. and Miss, so a good
attendance is hoped for.
Don't forget the bake sale
on Dawna Westlakes lawn
May 21st at 11 o'clock.
We are pleased to report
that Mrs. Reddock is im-
proving satisfactorily and
looking forward to being
home.
We are pleased to have Mr.
and Mrs. Don Lance back
with us for the summer: They
have their store opened up
now ready for business
UCW meets
The regular monthly
meeting' of Unit 1 UCW was
held on Thursday May 5th at
the home of Mrs. Elva
Metcalf. There were 25
members present and one
little guest Angela Dunn.
Mrs. Grace Duggan and
Mrs. Nellie McRae were in
charge of the devotional
meeting. They chose as their
theme "Salome" the am-
bitious mother of James and
John. Mrs. Duggan opened
the meeting with the Lord's
Prayer.
The Scripture was read by
Mrs. Violet Carter and they
sang hymns. Mrs. Duggan
discussed the life of Salome
and Mrs. McRae read a
character analysis. They
sang another hymn and Mrs.
McRae closed the meeting
with a prayer.
A short business meeting
followed at which the many
activities of the church
groups for the summer
months were announced' The
ladies were reminded to have
their baked goods brought to
Dawna Westlake on May 21st
by 10 o'clock in order to have
the articles priced before the
sale opens at 11 o'clock.
Mrs. Margaret Scotchmer
thanked Mrs. Metcalf and the
lunch committee and closed
the meeting. Lunch com-
mittee, L. Smith, E. Cox, C.
Johnston, N. Haw.
Family service
largely attended
Family Sunday service was
largely attended in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday when Rev. Young of
• Goderich conducted the
service speaking on the text
We Giving God a
•"Are
Chance?" The junior choir
sang "My Mother's Love"
and the senior choir sang the
anthem "God's Child I Am".
Miss Brenda Pepper presided
eat the organ and led the choir
in the service of song. Choir
practice will be held on
• Thursday evening at 7:30.
Anniversary services will be
hela on Sunday May 15 at 11
a.m. when Rev. Doug Fox of
Huron College will be the
guest speaker.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. James
*Sangster and Brad and Mrs.
Bertha MacGregor were
dinner guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen
and Micha on Friday evening.
R.S.M. Ronald A.
MacKinnon of Germany
spent a few days in Edmonton
and London prior to spending
the weekend, with his brother
and sister-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. MacKinnon of
Byron, with their mother
Mrs. Janet B. MacKinnon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allison of
Toronto spent last week with
the latter's sister and
brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Flynn.
Mrs. S. Taylor of Exeter
was a weekend visitor with
her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mousseau
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wray of
ikexdale spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Parker, Rod and Randy.
Farm drainage meeting
largely -attended
Parker and Parker Ltd.
eir arm Drainage held an
evening forfarmers in the
Hensall Arena on Friday
when Mr. Maxwell. Richer,
Dunnville, who is with the
Crop and Soil Research and is
experienced in Farm
Drainage addressed the
meeting and showed slides.
An open discussion followed
when farmers were free to
ask questions on clay and
plastic tile. ThT ladies served
a lunch following the
meeting, and over 75 district
farmers attended.
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Attend pro life
festival
Miss Margaret and Mr.
Wilfred Mousseau spent two
days last week at the Pro Life
Festival held at Ottawa Civic
Centre and also at the
chateau Laurier Hotel and
the Pro Life March to
Parliament Hill where a
demonstration was held by
5,600 people from all across
Canada.
Carmel Church
Anniversary
Carmel Presbyterian
Church celebrated their
anniversary service on
Sunday when Dr. Doug Fox of
Huron Village London was
the guest speaker delivering
an inspiring message on
"Landmarks of the Faith".
The senior choir sang "God
is Great" and the Junior choir
sang two numbers "Try a
Little Kindness" and "I'll Fly
Away" under the direction of
Miss Brenda Pepper organist
and choir leader. Dr. Fox will
conduct service next Sunday
May 22nd at 10:15 a.m.
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The Local, IOOF and
members of Amber Rebekah
Lodges and guests attended
Church service'aethe Hensall
United Church on Sunday and
were addressed by the Rev.
Don Beck who spoke on
"Practicing .God's Presen-
ce".
Following the service, the
members were served
refreshments at the lodge hall
and a social hour enjoyed.
Chiselhurst UCW meet
The Chiselhurst UCW met
on Tuesday for their regular
meeting. The president
opened the meeting with a
poem followed by the theme
song and prayer. Mrs. T.
Brintnell was in charge of the
Worship "Praise is Natural".
Invitations were accepted
to birthday parties at Carmel
church ,Hensall; Hensall
United UCW; Brucefield
Church and the Marion
Ritchie Auxiliary,
Cromarty in June. Final
arrangements were made to
entertain at' the Bluewater
Rest Home on Tuesday May
17th.
Mrs. Ed Dick was in charge
of the Devotional and Mrs. J.
Brintnell presented a film
"Laughter and Dignity".
The meeting closed with
prayer and a "Slip and
Bloom" sale followed
realizing a good amount.
Lunch was served by Earle
Coleman and Vera Brintnell.
Figure Skating
Results
Spring Figure Skating,
School was held 'at Vanastra
Arena this past six weeks.
Students of Miss Pauline
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Grand Bend Club
successful in passing tests on
Saturday May 14 were Kerry
Lynn Deitz - jump badge;
Kim Bedard, preliminary
figures and the swing dance;
Elizabeth Datars - junior
bronze dance, the ten fox.
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Mrs. Annie Noakes, who
was a patient in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, returned to
her home last week.
UCW Meets
"Prayer" was the theme
taken by Mrs. Howard Scane
for the devotional at the May
meeting of Unit 1 held in. the
Fellowship Hall on Thursday
afternoon, May 12. She
opened the meeting with
prayer followed by all, singing
a hymn and scripture
reading. Her talk was taken
from articles written by Dr.
McClure and Dr. Wilbur K. '
Howard and Rev. Davidson.
The meditation was closed by
singing another hymn, ac-
companied at the piano by
Mrs. Bill Fuss.
After minutes,
correspondence and roll call,
a financial report was given
by Mrs. Don Joynt and gifts
for the sponsored girl were
received.
Mrs. Walter Spencer gave
an interesting study on the
highlights . of an interview
with Ralph and Joyce Burtt
who were returning for the
second time to the Phillipines
where they first went in 1969.
Mrs. Spencer also related
the life of a dedicated man
Vinoba Bhave. He was called
'India's Walking Saint". He
walked 3800 miles working for
the land gift movement,
requesting small pieces of
land from the rich and then
giving them to the poor.
Unit leader, Mrs. Ken
Elder, conducted the business
which included invitations to
the Presbyterian Church on
Monday, June 6 at 8 p.m.,
Brucefield United Church on
Tuesday, June 7 at 2 p.m. and
a meeting on May 24 at Blyth
at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Scane thanked all who
had taken part and closed the
meeting with prayer, after
which Mrs. Jack Consitt
conducted an interesting
contest and a social hour was
enjoyed while lunch was
served by hostesses Mrs.
Mabel Shirray and Mrs,
Lorne Chapman.
LINTQN NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 19,1971--:PAQE 11
Among the dignitaries attending the 30th anniversary 'of the Bayfield Lions club last
Friday night at the Vanastra Shillelagh were, left to right, Jack Merner of Bayfield,
deputy district governor; Dougald Campbell, Elmira, district governor; Glen Ellis,
Exeter, zone chairman, and Don Johnston, Bayfield Lions president. (News -Record
photo)
Holmesville
By Blanche Deeves
Worship Service was held
in the Holmesville United
Church at 9:45 a.m. with
Sunday School in the church
rooms. Rev, John Oestreicher
was in charge of the service.
UCW meet
The May meeting of the
Holmesville United Church
UCW was held on Tuesday in
the Sunday School rooms.
Grace Walters presided over
the program part of the
meeting. She presented a
reading and the devotional
part of the meeting was read
by Muriel Grigg.
Phyllis Cox shared the
business and two letters were
read from foster -children.
The next meeting will be held
one week ahead, :tune 7, due
to the annual supper on June
15.
A donation of $25 was made
to the Bible Society and
Bessie Townshend and
Phyllis Cox will cater to 'the
blind in the Orange Hall on
May 17. A letter was received
from Ann Logan requesting
information on schools in the
last 100 years, and it was
decided that Bobby Blake will
cut the grass at the church
this summer.
The meeting was closed
with the benediction and
Phyllis Cox -had a very busy
time as auctioneer at the
talent auction. Lunch was
served by the group in charge-
and
hargeand a social time was had by
all present.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Vander
Wal- had a nice visit to
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JUNE 3, 4 and 5
QUEEN OF THE FAIR
CONTEST
(GIRLS 17 TO 23)
on
FRIDAY NIGHT
CONTESTANTS from Townships of Hullett, Goderich,
Stanley, Tuck•rsmlth and Town of Clinton.
Junior Entrants must register with Mr. Dave DatzeIl by May
28, 482-3196.
Queen of the fair winner to
Represent Clinton
At 1978 C.N.E.
CASH PRIZES
Holland, this being the first
time Mel had been back to the
country in, 29 years. A good
time was had visiting old
friends and neighbours, in-
cluding Mary Steenstra's
mother.
Mrs. Vander Wal travelled
with the Ladies Aid of their
church by bus to Toronto and
visited the top of the CN
Tower.
Congratulations must go to
L)ebbie, Harrison and Beverly
Mathers for receiving County
Honours at their 441
Achievement Day in Clinton.
School News
The pupils will not be at-
tending school on May 23.
This is the 25th anniversary of
the reign of Queen Elizabeth
II and her husband Prince
Phillip. On May 20 each pupil
will receive a medallion in
honour of this event. A
special program for the
pupils will be held at the
school on this date and the
staff will attempt to involve
the pupils in a meaningful
commemoration on this great
occasion.
It seems to us that the
development of the proper
attitudes of citizenship and
responsibility could be
considered as one way of
marking this important
anniversary. We hope to
encourage a sense of
responsibility among our
pupils by carrying out par-
ticular duties in and around
the school.
We hope that parents, too,
can look back at the last 25
years of Queen Elizabeth's
reign with some satisfaction
so that they can look forward
to the future with greater
faith and confidence.
A:,By Meryl Thomas
On behalf of the community
of Vanastra, I would like to
thank Mrs. Dianne Black for
the time and effort she has
put into writing the Vanastra
Voicings.
Soccer Team
Any boos between the ages
of 12-14 who are interested in
playing soccer please contact
Mr. Fred Gayle at 6 Quebec
Rd. or phone 482-9380.
The games are played in
Bayfield and transportation
will be provided.
Garage Sale
The V.C.A. will be holding a
garage sale on Saturday May
28th. commencing at 11 a.m.
The sale will take place at
the circle park near Clover
Farm and all donations will
be gratefully accepted. Large
items will be picked up on
Thursday, May 26 or Friday,
May 27 (evenings only).
Anyone wishing to have a
large item picked up please
call 482-7910 or 482-9722.
Small items can be taken to
3 Halifax St. or have them at
the park no later than 10 a.m.
Saturday, May 28. Any person
wishing to sell an article in
the sale at a set price may do
so.
Fireworks
Be sure to be on the lookout
for your. Vanastra Com-
munity Association block
representative who will be
calling for a donation from
each household for a
fireworks display to be held
on Monday, May 23rd.
Vanastra Resource Centre
The Vanastra Resource ,
Centre is open at the church
every Thursday morning at 9
a.m.
Anyone wishing to attend
the open discussion or meet
with a particular represen-
tative of the, services
provided, is very welcome to
do so.
Ladies Exercise Club
Exercises are held each
1.
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday from 10 to 11 a.m. and
Tuesday and Thursday from 9
- 10 a.m. at the Vanastra
Christian Church. Any in-
terested ladies are cordially
invited to come.
Cubs and Scouts
The first Vanastra Scout'
Troop went on their first
weekend camp at Jellystone
Park on May 6, 7 and 8th.
Despite the cold, both leaders
and Scouts had a very en-
joyable weekend.
On May 13 three new boys
joined the scout troop. They
are Greg Schmidt, Lee
Devine and Barry Govier,
who flew up from Cubs. Any
boys It years old wishing to
join Scouts can come to the
regular meetings held each
Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the
recreation centre or contact
Dave Dunsmore 482-7723 or
Jim Thomas 482-9467.
Last Saturday, the Cubs
and Scouts defeated their
fathers in a baseball game by
a score of 25 to 20.
Congratulations boys!
Brownies and Guides
The Vanastra Brownies and
Guides wish to thank all those
who supported them with
their cookie sales and bottle
drive.
Watch future columns for
information on the upcoming
mother and daughter banquet
and the Guide campout.
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