Clinton News-Record, 1978-02-23, Page 14PAGE 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1978
Ont. Street UCWsets
dinner prices
The Ontario Street UCW
executive accepted the social
convenor, Mrs. M.
Trewartha's idea that a price
be, set for banquet and
wedding dinners. It was
decided by the ladies at their
Tuesday, February 14
meeting that the banquet
price would be $4.25 a plate
and the wedding charge
would be $4.50 a plate.
Mrs. Trewartha also
reported that the annual
bazaar festival will be held on
Saturday, November 18, 1978
from 2 - 4:30 p.m.
President, Mrs. Cecil
Elliott opened the, meeting
with a reading and after the
January meeting's general
minutes were read by Mrs.
James, Mair and the
treasurer's report was given
by Mrs. Wilfred Parker.
Mrs. Elliott gave a report
on the Huron -Perth
Presbyterial meeting held in
Mitchell. Three topics on the
agenda were, Indian affairs,
alcohol and drug concerns
and how firm's the foun-
dation. Mrs. Elliott brought
back material that is to be
used by the Units in their
meetings with a variety of
program ideas.
The allocation for Mission
and Service will be sent
quarterly, starting in March.
The UCW will also give a
cheque towards the repair of
the church organ.
On Sunday, February 19 at
1 L a.m. the UCW were
scheduled to be in charge of
the centennial service. The
guest speaker «ac Mrs.
Stewart Miner of Exeter. A
smorgasbord pot luck lun-
cheon followed the service.
World Day of Prayer will be
held in St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church on
Friday, March 3 at 2.30 p,_m.
A service will be conducted at
10:30 a.rn. on Friday, March 3
at Huronview.
A food forum, "Tricks With
Mix" will be held on Marchi4
from 8 - 9 p.rn. The March
executive meeting will follow
the food forum.
Mrs. , H. Johnston would
appreciate any calls if you
know of someone that should
be sent a flower. Her number
is 482-7636.
The meeting closed with
Mrs. Elliott reading an ar-
ticle pertaining to Valentine's
Day. - by Nina Inkley
Holmesville UCW finish quilt
by Blanche Deeves
UCW meets
The UCW of the
Holmesville United Church
held their February meeting
as a work meeting on
Tuesday, February 14 with 20
members present. A bountiful
pot luck supper was served at
noon.
The president Mrs. Ila
Sturdy conducted the
business. Anyone wishing a
ride to the World Day of
Prayer service in the
Presbyterian Church on
Friday, March 3 is asked to
call Mrs. Sturdy.
Pennies are to be handed in
at the March meeting.
Captains Mrs. Alice Porter,
and Mrs. Jean Perdue, Mrs.
Kay Wise and Mrs. Phyllis
Cox offered to contact the
girls to clean the church.
A large quilt and crib quilt
were completed by the club at
the meeting. '
Holmesville United
Worship service at
Holmesville United Church
was held on Sunday morning.
Before the children went
down to their Sunday School
classes Rev. John
Oestreicher told them a story,
"The Smile.,That Ran Away."
Rev. Oestreicher was in
charge of the service.
4-H news
The Holmesville I 4-H Busy
Bees met at the home of their
leader Mrs. Bettles on
February 16 for meeting
three, Learning of Leisure.
The meeting started with
the 4-H pledge and roll call
was answered by five girls
with a leisure time activity or
an interest they would like to
develop.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read and the
treasurer's report was given
out.
The girls did two exercises
and held a discussion and
demonstration en stamp
collecting, coin collecting,
shells, photographs, reading,
music, art, live theatre, in-
door and outdoor gardening,
historical theatre and youth
crafts and magazines_
The guest speaker for the
evening was Mrs. Marie
Fitzsimmons, who showed
samples of ceramics and how
to make them. All girls then
did some painting and
washing on the ceramics and
the meeting then closed with
the 4-H motto.
The next meeting will be
held on Thurgday, February
23 at Mrs. Don Harris'.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Don Duff
visited with Mr_ Richard,
Mrs. Duffs father at Tara.
The ladies of St_" James
Church, Middleton are
sponsoring a bus trip to the
Ice Capades in Kitchener. A
few seats are left, anyone
wishing to join in the trip is
asked to ph -one Blanche
Deeves at 482-3383 or Audrey
Middleton at 482-9838.
Kinettes and Foresters aid Huronview
The Clinton Kinette Club
entertained their adopted
grandmothers at a Valentine
Party on Tuesday morning in
the ground north dining room
at Huronview. Mrs. Alma
Davis and Miss Dora Jackson
thanked the Kinettes on
behalf of the grandmothers.
The tables at Huronview
were arranged and decorated
for the Valentine dinner.
During the day the Huron -
view Orchestra serenaded
each of the areas with ap-
propriate music.
The Clinton Women's
Institute were hostesses on
Wednesday afternoon for the
February birthday party.
Mrs. - Connie Coclough,
president of the Institute,
brought greetings and Mrs.
Lyla Johnson was emcee for
the program and provided the
piano accompaniment.
Mrs. Homuth sang two
vocal numbers and led a sing -
a -long. Mrs. Leona Lockhart
gave a reading. There were
piano solos by Gladys Van
Egmond and vocal duets by
George Turner and Stanley
Johns.
Following the program,
gifts were presented to the
celebrants and lunch was
served by the ladies. Miss
Bertha Deihl thanked the
Institute for providing the
lovely party.
The residents are enjoying
the treat of apples donated by
the Clinton L.O.B.A. Many
thanks.
In November, 1977, the
Canadian Foresters, Western
Ontario Provincial Assembly,
meeting in Goderich
presented to Huronview,
funds to purchase a Century
Whirlpool bath.
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER SO YEARS
Clinton - Seaforth
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High Street
Clinton
482-9441
Goderich Area
Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 Cambria Road
Goderich
524-1345
After some delays in in-
stallation, the bath was put
into service on January 16
and, in the short space of time
since then, has proven to be a
boon to the Home.
Residents who, because of
painful arthritic conditions or
extra -sensitive skin, dreaded
a regular bath, find the
whirlpool not only tolerable
but actually pleasant. The
built-in lift gives them a real
sense of security and the
whirlpool action is definitely
beneficial to arthritic joints.
The only problem is that
one such bath cannot possibly
accommodate all the
residents. Hence, decisions
have to be made as to which
residents would benefit most
from the whirlpool and such
decisions appear arbitrary to
some of the residents not
chosen. Despite this small
problem, management, staff,
and the residents who get to
use it are very pleased with
this excellent piece of
equipment. And it is hoped
that another can be acquired
in the nearfuture to let more
residents have the obvious
benefit of this bathing
system.
Area woman dies in Wingham
Mrs. Albert Wood
The death occurred in the
Wingham and District
Hospital on Friday, February
17, of Mrs. Albert Wood, 318
Leopold Street, Wingham.
Mrs. Wood was in her 74th
year and death followed a
lengthy illness.
Born in London, England,
on August 18, 1904, Mrs. Wood
was the former Lilian Emma
Jarman, a daughter of the
the late John J. Jarman and
Emma South. At the age of
two, she came to Canada with
her family and resided in
Montreal for several years.
She received her elementary
and secondary schooling
there and was employed by
the Royal Bank in that city
prior to coming to Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood were
married in Ottawa in 1931 and
two years later they came to
this area. They moved to
Ifrussels on January 1, 1935,
and owned and operated a dry
goods store there until ] 972_
Surviving, besides her
husband, are two sons,
Kenneth of Clinton and
Herbert (Bob) of San Pedro,
California one daughter, Mrs_
William (Elayne) Rintoul,
Wingham nine grand-
children, and two great
grandchildren.
The late Mrs. Wood rested
at the R.A. Currie and Son
Funeral Horne, Wingham,
until Sunday when a private
family service was conducted
by Rev. J.T.M. Swan of St
Paul's Anglican Church
where deceased was a
member. Cremation
followed.
Mrs. Wood's final resting
place will_ be Btussels
Cemetery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lazett, 231 a�
pleased to announce the engagement u their
Yvonne Marie 10 Orval Edward Dom, son < <f Mr amid
Mrs. Sybran DeBoer, Exeter, Ontario. The mmarriage is
to take place June 2, WS in the Christian Reformed
Church, ainten. Yvonne its the 1t : n n o i a rs o u ii n tt t �i of Mr and
Mrs.. Sohn Guenter of
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Women dress in costume
for Ont. St. Cente
Ontario Street United
-Church is celebrating its
lODth onmiversary this year
and each month a sYeciiail
centennial serviioe is planned.
OnFebruary 19, tete UCW was
in charge -of the special
service.
Welcoming al the door were
Mrs_ Marion Powell and Mas_
Mary Trick in Centennial
dress, • as were the ushers,
Mrs. Marion Peck, Mrrs_
Ethel Walker, Mrs_ Edith
Falconer, Mrs. Margaret
Caldwell and Miss Becky
McCabe.
Prelude to the worship
service was a piano and
organ duet by Mas_ Lorna
Radford and Mays. Doris
McKinli.ey.
The ladies' choir of the
church provided the speciall
music and two anthems.,
"Mansion Over the Hallttop
with a duet by Mrs.. Doreen
Pick and Mrs. Deanna Delve,
and "One More Step" helped
enrich the service_ A special
"Centennial Hymn" words by
Miss Olive Johnston was
included in the worship.
U.C.W. president, Mrs. Lois
Elliott along with Mrs. Carr]
Strickland, Miss Dorothy
Marquis. Mrs_ Helen Potter,
Mrs. Ethel McPherson and
Mrs. Edith Wright conducted
the worship service_
Guest speaker was Mrs_
Stewart Miner of Exeter who
is the former Cora Trewar-`
tha, born and raised in
Goderich Twp_, and attended
Clinton Hnggh School_ Mas..
Miner gave a ,. brief
background of Onttatr-i =a S*ei
church and made speciall
mention of Miss Sybil
Courtice, wbo as a young
member of Ontario St_
Church, dedicated her life to
full time work in the Lord's
service_ She stressed the
importance of training our
youth so they too will be
prepared to carry on the work
of our church into the nest
centennial_
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ptuous pot luck l :m was
served by nine ladies_
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express their since thanks
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