Clinton News-Record, 1979-07-12, Page 62.A1
by Blanche beeves
Church news
Morning Prayer was
held in St. James Mid-
dleton, on Sunday mor-
ning • at 11:15 When Don
Middleton received the
offering, anfl Jeanne
Bennett read the lesson.
Sermon was "Faith,
legalistic Ireligion and
Paul". Rev. Wr.Bennett.
was in . charge of the
service.
The ACW cd St. James
Middleton will be busy
Thursday and Friday this
week selling their tickets
on their pansy quilt at the
Suncoast Mali.
Personals
Congratulations to Mrs.
Fred Middleton
on
the
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IRECAI, THURSDAY,
arrival of her first great- George and. Ann Wise of
grandchild and to the L,..Severn 7 Bridge and for-
proud •parents, --Mr. and -merly , of Goderich
Mrs. Allan. Clark of 'Tolgnship were tri the
Nipi:sing, a son Allan area for the Glen and`
Clark. Kelly wedding.
Mis,_s Claire Mullens- of The community would.
Barrie, who teaches in like t _, offer their
Elmwale and' is taking a congratulations to Betty,
summer course in Glen and David Kelly" on
Toronto, spent the their t'na.r"riag.e ,on
weekend with her Saturday, July 14. May
grandmother Mrs. Fred they have happy and long,
Middleton. Claire visited life -together. ,
with her many relatives , Many from the .aro
in the vicinity. attended the reception for
Mrs. Bessie Leppington Mr. and Mrs. David. Kelly
of London spent the "Glen" • on Saturday
weekend with hercbrother evening. The music was
and _ sister-in-law, Alvin provided- by - the--bannd-
and Delores Dutot and "Country" and everryone
other relatives in the enjoyed the dancing.
Lunch was served by the
host and hostess Mr. and
Mrs. David, Orr.
Edward and Blanche
Deeves enjoyed an af-
ternoon tea on Sunday
with Audrey and Allen.
Remington, Miss Doreen
Sharpe, Miss Mandy Duff
of Kendal England in
Jim and . Madeline
Murray's lovely garden.
Hello to Charlie from
his friends. of Middleton's
corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Reinder
Lunenborg and children
Laramie and Rene of
Hoogeveen, Holland
visited with Jake and Fay
Stryker for a week and
are now visiting with
Jake's sister .and family,
-
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Hakkers of Hamburg...
They . enjoyed the
country, the scenery and
they thought, it was
beautiful.
Mr. Jan Haasjes. from
Meppel, Holland " is now'
visiting with Jake and_.
Fay Stryker' and he \says
'he is fascinated with just
-how far you can see. He is
enjoying using his movie
camera and says its good
to be away ,from the
dykes. We do hope these
visitors of Jake's and
Fay's enjoy their stay
here in Canada and have
a safe journey trome-..
Tfm McGregor, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Jack
McGregor of RR 5, Clinton was one of several area
youngsters who excelled themselves at the
Musicfest '79 at the Holiday Inn in Toronto last
week. Tim, who won an adjudicators award for first -
place in electric guitar, is a 'student at the Huron
Conservatory of Music, operated by Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Stevenson.(News-Record photo)
Baptism at Hea11 United
By Hilda At Payne
The Sacrament of Holy
Baptism was ad-
ministered to Warren
Brent Alexander Kyle,
son of Douglas and Helen
Kyle, by Rev. Stan C.
McDonald at the morning
service of Hensall United
Church on Sunday, July
15. The children's story
was about "dead end"
streets in life. '
The sdrmon, "The
community of love"
dwelt on some of the
attributes of. love as
revealed by Jesus Christ.
Guest .soloist was Mrs.
Donna St. John, who
sang, "I think when I
read that sweet story of
old".
We have enjoyed the
f-e_l.lowship of the
Presbyterians again this
summer and look 'for-
ward
forward to joining them in
late August. - United
Church members are
reminded of the open air
service - at Camp
Menesetung with picnic
following to be held on
Sunday, July 20.
Everyone meet at the
.church at, 9:45' a.m. to
arrange rides:, •
Mrs. Marjorie • Win.
dover has returned from
a delightful tour of the
western provinces
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Rev. Stan C.' IVIctionald
attended the Canadian
Forresters High Court
Convention for the whole
of Canada, held at the
Holiday Inn in .London
last Week: Rev.
visiting friends and McDonald is the chaplain
relatives in Vancouver, for the Order in Canada.
Regina, Moose Jaw,
Winnipeg and Toronto In the only game
among other places. On played at the Bali
her return trip, she diamond -last week,
travelled all through Hensall pee -wee boys tied
northern Ontario. Elirnville - 30-30. Two
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald other games scheduled
Coghlin and family of were rained out.
Fordwich, visited with ,
Rev. Stan. C.' McDonald -Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
at the weekend; they also , Waddell and Sandra
called at the home o'f'the spent Friday in Malton at
Misses Lammie and their the Holiday Inn where
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sandra competed in the
Gordon Schwalm. Ontario Central Music
Mr. and Mrs. John League -,Festival. She
McAllister, accompanied received first place for
by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon the third year accordion --
Bepver of Exeter; -have solo class. It is, the fourth
returned from a . fishing time Sandra has placed
trip to Manitoulin Island first at this Festival.
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Dr: and Mrs. Robert
IAmlerlinck and Cheryl of Mickle, Jamie and Craig,
Stratford .visited with Cambridge, spent Sunday
Mrs. Rachael Schwalm with the former's mother,
on Thursday. Mrs. Laird Mickle,
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Children at the Brucefield United Church Bible
School were eager to put on a good performance as
parents, friends -and family came to see the final
program of the school held on Friday. Each class
gave a reading or presented a specially rehearsed
number for the program. (News -Record photo)
Varna girl wins at Musicfest
By Mary Chessell
Joanne Grunewald and
Brian Chessell were in
the guitar competitions at
Musicfest in Toronto on
the weekend, Joanne
received a mark of 85 in
her solo class, then
teamed up with Brad
James of Clinton to win
firstprize- and- 'the ---ad--
judicator's trophy with a
mark of. 81 in the duet
class. Brian came third in
More than" .'4. _ e.n-
thusrastic children' are
taking part in a children's`
workshop* at the
Plou. e ,prrx>t
017
fernayhaseThchance rognfoar -
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youngsters' .to, take
classes in voice, "Treasure Island",
n Qvement, ' anad is - ex- 'which was ,at the
perience for tl>i.emselves Playhouse on Saturda,
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the hard work that goes July 14 at 11:00 a.m. The
into producing- performance was open,..to
professional theatre. the public,
zn
Bland
The children who come
from • as" far away as
Goderich used thp.ir new
skills when they took part
in the production of
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