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Clinton News-Record, 1977-06-30, Page 11• Seniors enjoy outing About 40 from the Ever Young Sr.( Citizens group at Bayfield .spent a very pleasant- afternoon in Goderich on Tuesday, when they spent a few entertaining acid interesting hours touring the museum. They later went to Harbor Park where they had a social time and enjoyed a picnic �I .upper which was comprised of Kentucky Fried Chicken And the trimmings. Previously, Mrs. Esther Makins had made a beautiful afghan, which she sold and with the money kindly bought and donated the Kentucky Fried Chicken. As Dour members including a • president Harry Baker, and his twin sister Greta, Mrs. Scotchmer, Mrs. V. Parker anis Mr. Hughes were celebrating June birthdays cakes were brought by Fern Baker, Esther Makins, Jean Bell and Mrs. P. Johnston and after singing Happy Bir- thday, all enjoyed a piece of cake. Mrs. Esther Makins was appointed to attend the Annual Convention of the United Sr. Citizens of Ontario on Aug. 15, 18 and 17 in McMaster University, Hamilton. This event was a most enjoyable one for all who attended. by Janet Talbot Baptist Church rtews The regular Sunday ser- vices were held in the Bayfield Baptist Church, beginning with Sunday School where there were classes for all ages from the Nursery right up to the oldest adult. Of course every one is not only "welcome but encouraged to attend. At the morning service Pastor Harrison spoke on "Privileges", using 1st John 3: 1-3 as his text. As the old hymn goes "I count it a privilege here, His cross to bear if Jesus goes with me I'll go. Anywhere!" The evening service was a continuation of the study of the book of Daniel, beginning the ninth chapter. This chapter reports the Prayer of • Daniel both for 'himself and the nation of Israel. After the evening service, an hour was spent in a social gathering in the Sunday School room, with refresh- ments and friendly' visiting with one another. • Auxiliary meets The Baptist Women's ♦ fellowship Prayer Group held their. annual picnic at the home of Janet Talbot with 11 members present. After a bounteous picnic supper, two very interesting contests were enjoyed, the first being "Guess What Lorraine is wearing", Lorraine being one of the guests, but was hidden for this time. Phyllis 4 Nicholson was in charge of this game. Muriel Snider had a contest to see how many signatures each person could get, but each had to be'"for a specific thing. This caused some hilarity and was followed by a candy scramble, in which everyone participated. The fun was followed with a short business meeting, the minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted, then Gladys Talbot read the lovely poem written by Lillian Steckle that will accompany the quilt that will go to the Sheils Family in Tillsonburg. Mr. and Mrs. Sheils are Missionaries who have been forced, due to ill health, to remain home from the Mission Field for this year: The officers to be responsible for this group for the next year are: president, Phyllis Nicholson; vice- president, Cathi Cullen; secretary -treasurer, Gladys Talbot. The other officers to remain for another year. The meeting was closed with a Circle of Prayer. It was a very enjoyable and profitable evening. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Nor m Talbot attended the 40th wedding anniversary of their friends Mr. and Mrs. Bill Workman of Woodstock, which was held at the home of their youngest daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Les Irwin at Win- dfall. We are pleased to report that little Cari Lynn Talbot, daughter of Les and Bonnie Talbot has recovered and is at home after her stay in the Sick Children's. Hospital in London. Mrs. Ed Gale and Herbert spent.last Monday in Toronto where Mrs. Gale visited her mother. 4-H girls honored at Achievement day By' Wilma Oke The last of eight Huron County achievement days for members of 4-H homemaking clubs ;.was held in Seaforth Saturday at the Seaforth Public School. About 125 girls from l2 clubs in the Seaforth area S took part in the program built around the theme "Clothes for Leisure". A fal2io,n parade . of members Wearing the clothes they made was held and skits and exhibits were used to demonstrate the skills they learned in the course. Carole Eggert of Egmondville won the ad- vanced honors award - the highest award possible - for i completing 18 projects. Provincial honors for completing 12 projects went to Sharon Finlayson, Kippen; Dianne Oldfield and Debbie Rose, both of RR 4, Seaforth; and Lynda Vincent, RR 1, Seaforth. Ernie Lobb, soil of Mr. and Mrs. James Lobb of RR 2, Clinton,. graduated recently from Fanshawe College in London as a Motive Power Technician, • Diesel Major. Mr. Lobb has taken a position with Huron Fuel Injection of • Clinton. (News Record photo) County honors for com- pletion of six projects, went to: Joanne Boven and Sandra Pethick, 'both of RR 1, Seaforth; Eileen Connolly, RR 3, . Kippen; Susan Dor- ssers, RR 4, Seaforth; Karen Finlayson, RR 2, Kippen ; Lyn Hugill and Brenda Scott, both of . RR 2, Seaforth; Sandra Nixon, Hensall ; Debbie Rawn; RR 4, Walton; Sandra Regele, RR 1, Dubfin; Anne Ribey, Seaforth; Janet Shanks, Kippen; Brenda Vanneste, RR 2, Kippen;- and Mary Jarie Visser, RR 5, Seaforth. A Canadian Council pin for leading a 4-H homemaking club for five years was presented to Mrs. Mary Connolly of RR 3, Kippen. Mrs. Loralee Marshall, acting Home Economist for Huron County, was in charge of the event, assisted by Miss Jean Riddell, Brant County Home Economist, and Mrs. Nancy Ross,' -Perth County Home Economist. 4 Congratulations to ERNIE LOBB For completion of his course at Fanshawe. College. We at Huron Fuel Injection are looking forward to having Ernie help us serve our many valued customers. Doug Lemmon HURON FUEL INJECTION EQUIPMENT Bayfield Rd., Clinton 482.1971 The Bluewater Kennel Club held their dog graduation in the Bayfield Arena last Tuesday evening. The winners shown with theins dogs are, left to right: Pat Steenstra of Goderich with 1901/2 points (out of a possible 200), Heather Belton of Port Franks with 193, Gwen MacLean of Belgrave with 195 and Neva Diehl of Clinton with the top score of 1971/2. (photo by Milvena Erickson) -4 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSD.AY, JUNE 30, 1977—PAGE 11 by Bertha MacGregor Visitors at Queensway Nursing home during the past week were Betty and Cecil Smith visiting Lynn Latimore and other ladies. Mrs. Shirley Prouty and Mrs. Gertrude Parker visited Lynn Latimore, Irene Kalbfleisch, Isobel Sproat, Vera Lammie and Alex Bqa�r�rett. Visitors with Louise Mitchell during the past week were Mrs. Audrey Chritie, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mitchell and family trod Mrs. Hazel Snell. Louise Reid, Belle Reid, Beula Snaith and Margaret Larson of Bayfield visited their sister Clara Feather- ston. Ruby Comrie, Goderich visited Clara Featherston. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Pullman visited Bernice Lavery. Elva Sanders, Clinton visited Russell Erratt. Miss Ann Bell and Mrs. Thelma Russell visited Mrs. Mary Hedley. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dunn visited Vera Lammie. Howard Johns visited his mother Mabel Johns. Ivan Taylor visited his mother Adeline Taylor. Bill, Donna an1i Donald Perry visited Ernie Perry. Thelma Russell, Exeter, Edna ,Werner, London and Mrs. Verda Taylor, Exeter visited Mrs. Mae Beer on the occasion of her 89th birthday. Nick and Caroline Lansbergen and Harold and Lauretta Glan- ville, Crediton visited Harold Glanville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons, Paul and Tracey visited Almeeda Parsons. Church Service was con- ducted ' by Rev. Van Essen assisted by his wife Mrs. Van Essen. The Reformed Church Ladies, Exeter took the residents for car rides on Monday and had a picnic in the Park at Exeter. Mrs. Marjorie Windover is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cudmore were in Brampton this week attending the funeral of their son-in-law Wilmer McDonald. Varna boy..... (continued from page 9) Webster of Clinton was acting Marshal. Rev. Alex Taylor welcomed the Lodge members and scripture from II Corinthians, chapter 4 was read by Master Ivan McClymont. The soloist, Alex Hamilton of Grand Bend, brought a beautiful message • in the song "How Long Has It Been?" Rev. Taylor's message concerned loyalty to the Church of Jesus Christ as being an important part of loyalty to fraternal organizations such as the Orange Lodge. - Following the service, lunch was served by the Varna Lodge and their wives. Highway 8 East, 269 Ontario Street, Clinton Peter Parent and Jim -Green are pleased - to announce that they have now expanded their Business to Clinton! And is George ever ready to do -business! Between our new lot in Clinton, and our Goderich lot, we have over 120 New and Used Cars and Trucks in stock.. So come on Clinton to our new location and talk with George about that new 1977 Ford, Mercury, Lin- coln, Ford Truck, or A-1 Fully -Reconditioned Used Car. 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