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• There were plenty of goodies at the Clinton Nursery
School's bake sale 'last Saturday, and little Nancy Lobb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh -Lobb got to hold some
cookies. The money raised will be usedr,to fund the co-op,
non-profit school. (photo by Lois Fitzgerald)
Huronview has an active month
On December 5
(Family Night) Elsie
Henderson and local
talent entertained
Huronview residentsfor
the evening.
On Wednesday,
December 6 'a birthday
party was put on by Blyth
Eastern Star, which
many residents attended.
On December 10 Mr.
Toil, accompanied by his
band, played a variety of
numbers which were
enjoyed by all.
On December 11
residents travelled to
.Simcoe to take in all the
Christmas lights.
On December 12 the
Pentecostal Exeter Choir
sang a melody of tunes on
Family Night.
Golden Radars meet
Although it was a
wintry night, 38 members
of the Golden Radar Club
answered the roll call at
their ' , regular meeting
January 17 in the Town
Hall by telling a New
Year's resolution which
they had made.
President Mary Grigg
conducted the business
session. The secretary's
an treasurer's reports
were read with Bert
Rowden again actioc as
treasurer for .„%te.ilia.
Edgar, who is now home
from hospital • and im-
proving slowly.
Jean Johns as convener
for flowers and cards,
had sent carnations to
Esther Kendall and
Fannie Lobb in hospital
and read "Thank you"
notes from Ceacilia
Edgar and Mary Dale.
For Star Membership,
Ottilie Rowden reported
26 memberships due in
February and registered
that hese be paid at the
nex meeting on
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SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER 50 YEARS
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•diriton-Seaforth
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High Street
' Clinton
482-9441
Goderich Area
• Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 Cambria Road
Goderich
524-7345
February 1-7.
A card party will be
held in the Parish Hall of
the Anglican Church on
Thursday, January 25 at 8
p.m. sponsored by the
Eastern Star,
At our next regular
meeting February 7, the
Kinette Club have offered
to provide the en-
tertainment and lunch.
George Rumbell in-
formed all that the small
balance of our Horizon
grant Must be used by the
end of January, so it was
decided to purchase a 30 -
cup coffee percolator
with this balance. The
business session closed
with a couple of readings
by the president and
singing "The Queen".
Two entertaining
readings were given by
Alice Lawson and one by
Flora Dowson. Wat and
Ruby Webster en-
tertained on mouth -organ
and piano with several
well known tunes and Wat
polished it off with a joke.
Ida Godkin spoke briefly
of Robert Burns whose
birthday January 25 is
thought of as Bobby
Burns Day and read a
poem composed by him.
Then all joined hands. and
sang "Auld Lang Syne"
accompanied by the
Websters.
Progressive euchre
was then enjoyed for an
hour. High prize winners
were Wilma McMichael
and Ed 'Godkin and low
prize winners were Alex
McMichael and Muriel
Janes. Mr. and Mrs.
McMichael became new
members of our club at
this meeting. We will
always • welcome new
members.
A bountiful lunch
served by the social
committee - Ed and Ida.
Godkin, Flora Dowson
and Alice Lawson
brought an evening of
good fellowship 'to a
happy end.
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'On December 13 the
Blind Party was held,
with Jim Ruddick on the
accordion and Myrtle
Parker on the piano.
On December 14 the '
Salvation Army walked
through the halls at
Huronview singing
carols. •
On Decerriber 17 the
Seaforth Lions put on a
special Christmas
program with R. Spittal
as Master of Ceremonies.
Carols were sung; an
address was given by the
Reverend James
Broadfoot; the Hulley
Tins did some tap
dancing; Mr. R. Spittal
gave a solo and Santa
Claus made an ap-
pearance to wrap up the
show.
On December 19 the
Salvation Army made
their Christmas visitation
tlFoughout the home and
presented Christmas
favours to all the
A reading was given -
by Margaret Murray,
Grace Peck and Jennie
McGratterl.
Elsie Henderson played
the bells and C. Skinner
and N. Speirs both played
the violin.
Margaret McQueen
and Ethel Hill sang "It's
Christmas" and "Santa
Has the Measles".
Jim Ruddick played the
accordion and Myrtle
Parker played the piano.
Morgan Dalton sang, a
solo. The rhythm band
played and Santa
arrived.
The Huronview Or-
chestra played carol
numbers while everyone
joined in on songs.
Everyone enjoyed a
Christmas supper in the
main dining room.
On December 21 Hullett
Central School Choir
visited Huronview arid
performed.
On December 28 the
residents. ,• k Christian Reform Church
On December 20 the Choir entertained at an
Huronview Christmas evening program in the
party was held. Master of auditorium. Christmas
Ceremonies WE.3 Mr. C.
Archibafd.
A duet was played by
Elsie Henderson and
Margaret McQueen on
the piano.
A solo was given by
Josie Cunningham.
carols were enjoyed by
all.
special thankyou to
all the groups and
volunteers who helped to
make the festive season
an enjoyable'one for all.
Happy New Year to
everyone.
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Clinton and area deaths
MRS. EDITH
ESTHER BARKER
Mrs. Edith Esther
Barker of Maitland
Manor died in Maitland
Manor on Monday,
January 15 at the age of
92.
She was born in Blyth
on April 9, 1886 to Giles
and Anna Jenkins.
She was a graduate of
the London Norm al
School and a former
elementary school
teacher.
On July 8, 1925 she
married Charles Barker.
She lived in Goderich
following her marriage.
She was a member of
North Street United
Church, the U.C.W. and
taught a Sunday school
class for many years.
She was predeceased
by her husband in 1975.
She was also predeceased
by an infant son, Roy
Melvin in 1926 and by four
sisters and one brother.
She is survived by
several nieces and
nephews.
A funeral service was
held at Merniilim
Funeral Horne at 2 p.m.
on ,Wednesday, January
17, The Reverend Ralph
King officiated.
Interment was in
Colborne Cemetery in
Colborne Township.
MRS. LLEWELLYN
LASHAROOK
Mrs. Llewellyn Lash -
brook of 155 Quebec St.,
Mitchell passed away on
Thursday, January °18 at
the Hillside Rest Home at
the age of 93.
She was the former
Mabel P-ickard and was
a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Pickard.
Born on December 27,
1886 in Holmesville Mrs.
Lashbrook moved to
Mitchell after her
marriage in 1914.
She was- a member of
Main Street United
Church, the United
Church Women and a
former member of the
Gould's Women's In-
stitute.
The late Mrs. Lash -
brook was predeceased
by -her husband in 1948
and one brother in 1965.
She is survived by one
daughler, Rita, Mrs. Al
Densmore of Mitchell.
Funeral and committal
services were held at the
Heath -,Leslie Funeral
Home on Saturday,
January 20 at 2 p.m.
Reverend Donald Deas
officiated with intertnent
in the Wdodland
Cemetery.
On Friclay evening
members of the Gould's
Women's Institute paid
their respects at the
funeral home in a body.
There were lovely
floral tributes and
memorials to Gideon
Bibles, The Ontario Heart
Foundation, Canadian
Cancer Society a nd
Church Missions.
Mrs.
W. Greidanus
Mrs. William
Greidanus of 134 King
Street in Clinton died in
Palmerston District Mary Gladys Hallam
Hospital on January 19, An area 'native, Mary
1979. She was 76. Gladys Hallam, died in
Mrs. Greidanus,_ who Clinton Public Hospital,
was born in Arum on January 13. She was in
Freisland, Netherlands her. 61st year. I
on April 26, 1902 to Jan
and Jantje Vap Sluis, Mrs. Hallam was born
moved to 'Canada with on May 29, 1918 to Adam
her family in 1951 to farm and Emily Steep in
in Hullett Township. Clinton. She was married
She had been married in 1937 to Arthur Hallam
to John Greidanus since and the couple farmed in
1924. He predeceased her Hullett Township before
in 1960. Both were moving to- Vanastra in
members of the Clinton 1972.
Christia'n Reformed
Church.
She is survived by five
sons, JohnJim,Holmesville,of
Don
and Bert, all of R.R. 1,
Londesboro, and Leo of
R'.R. 1, Dublin; five
daughters, Mrs. Albert
(Jenny) Valkenburg of
Clinton, Mrs. Gary
(Cornelia) Haak of R.R.
2, Clinton, Mrs. Neil
(Alice) Bakelaar of R.R.
1, Listowel, Mrs. Jack
(Joanne) Koetsier of
R.R. 3, Listowel, and
Mrs. Tom (Wilma)
Holland of Winnipeg; 55
grandchildren; , one
great-grandchild; three
brothers Douwe, Lam-
bert and Arnoldus Van
Sluis, all of the
Netherlands; and four,
sisters, Mrs. Aafke Faber
of Minnesota, Mrs.
Dieuwke Nycklema a
Nyeholt, Mrs. Saakje
Tjalsma, and Mrs,
Lutske Smid, all of the
Netherlands.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1979—PAGE 11
The funeral service
was held from the
Christian Reformed
Church on January 22
with her favorite Psalm
107 verse 30 being
repeated.
Pallbearers were
grandsons John John
Greidanus, John Charles
Greidanus, John
Valkenburg, John Haak,
John John Bakelaar, and
John Anthony Greidanus.
- Flower bearers were
Theresa Greidanus and
Jack Koetier.
Along with her
husband, Mrs. Hallam is
survived by five
daughters: Mrs. Grace
Cartwright, RR 3, Blyth;
Mrs, Evelyn Caldwell,
Goderich; Mrs. Lois
Rueger, Exeter; Mrs.
Betty (Elmer) Debold,
RR 6, Goderich; Mrs.
Joyce Essery, London.
She is also survived by
four sons, Arthur of Fort
St. John, B.C.,•Raymond
of Goderich, Ralph of
Clinton and Howard at
home,
Three sisters survive
Mrs. Hallam: Mrs. Alice
(Stan) Wilson of London;
Mrs. Evelyn (Mervyn)
Falconer of RR ' . 3
Seaforth; Mrs. Grace
(Wilfred) Hamel of
Kitchener and two
brothers, Mel of Cam-,
bridge . and Albert of
'London.' She is also
survived by 18 grand-
children and two great
grandchildren.
She was predeceased A memorial service
by one son Leo, who was was held on January 18 at
killed in action ' in the Beattie. Funeral
Indonesia in 1946. •Horne in Clinton with
Help agate
dent jobs.
• And
we'll help
Rev. Norman Pick in remains were donated to '
charge. On the request of the University of Western
the deceased, her Ontario.
TRUTH
The Bible introduces Adam as the first man and Eve as
the woman God provided ..to be a fit companion and
help for him. Because he was made in the image of God
man possessed a complete personality and the capacity
to make moral decisions. The account of how Adam and
Eve sinned is given In Genesis 3: 1-6.
Satan appeared in the form of a serpent., a very at-
tractive creature at that time.
God had told Adam not to eat of the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil. It was o very simple
prohibition given to test Adam and Eve In their
obedience to God.
Satan suggested by implication that God was
keeping something good from them and was being un-
necessarily severe in% His prohibition. Eve fell Into
Satan's trap and In her reply minimized God'orgoodness
and magnified His strictness. In, quoting God's com-
mand she left out "freely" and added "neither shall ye
touch it."
Satan proceeded to challenge •the certainty of
punishment and to deny the truthfulness of God's
Word.
Eve was deceived Into doubting God's goodness and
His truthfulness and disobeyed His Word in eating the
fruit of the forbidden tree. Adam was not deceived, but
followed Eve in direct disobedience to God's Word.
Both became sinners.
Clinton Area Believers
Box 546-CLINTON
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Pastor: Les Shiel
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8:00 p.m. FRIDAY YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
THE REV. JAMES R. BROADFOOT, B.A.M., DIV.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1979
EPIPHANY IV
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(B.A.C.)
Corporate Communion and Breakfast
ALL MEN OF THE PARISH ARE INVITED
11:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Address
Following this service the Parish will hold its annual
Vestry meeting. The ladies will provide lunch.
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CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
166 Victoria Street Pastor: Wayne Lester
9:45 a.m. Sunday 'School
10:45 a.m. Morning"Worship
7:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1979
10 a•.m. Worship Service
10 a.m. Sunday School
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Mon., Feb. 5 at 6:30 p.m.
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CLINTON
SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1979
MR. EDWARD J. ANDERSON PASTOR'
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1979
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