Clinton News-Record, 1980-09-25, Page 17eft .11
CLINTON NEWS -RECQRAr1'HURSHAY,SEPT EM#ER25.1884fits17
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by Bertha MacGregor
Mr, and Mrs. George
Coulter of f.istowel were
recent visitors with the
1 tter's sister,, Mrs. Alice
Freg.
'Mrs. Margaret Smith of
Zurich ° was a recent
visitor with friends in
Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. O.
Plummer of Kitchener
visited recently with
friends in this vicinity.
Rebekah lodge meets
Noble Grand, Mrs,
Hazer Corbett, presided
for the meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge, on
Wednesday evening,
assisted by Vice -Grand,
Mrs,, Elizabeth . Riley,
who gave the report of the
visiting connrnittee, The
Noble Grand reported she
had visited Mrs. Grace
Thomson in Seaforth
Hospital and expressed
sincere thanks to
mein. ers who sent
messages of sympathy to
Mrs, Maggie Campbell in
her recent bereavement.
A letter wasread from
Brother Wm, H. Johnston
in Watford and Mrs.
Leona Parke read the
report from D.D.F. Mrs.
Jean Henderson. Mrs.
Evelyn McBeath gave a
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detailed report of the fourth year, Angela Bell,
Rebekah Assembly she Bevan Moir
sixthear
Robert Volland;
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se venth
year, Brian Md°ir.
Tamx iy Bell received a
Bible and diploma for
eight years and a;...10th
attended in Toronto in
June and thanked the
members for sending her,
Members were
reminded of the
Installation of Officers
October 1 when D.D.F.
Verna Thomas of
Brussels and her.', in-
stalling staff will be
present.
Rall day, service
Rally Day service was
held in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday with Young
People taking part. David
Skea led in the responsive
reading and tonna
Taylor and Janet
Hoggarth led in the
-Sc-Scrip-turf rea ings. Rev.
Kenneth Knight spoke to
the Sabbath school boys
and girls on Robert
Raikes, "A Man of God",
and delivered a message
to the congregation
following the Commission
of leaders and teachers.
Mrs. Harry Moir
presented the following
diplomas and seals: first
year diploma,- Angela
Volland, Steven Camp-
bell, John Bell; second
year .seals, Karen
Campbell, Mindy Bell;
third y,,ear, Scott Bell;
•
year seal Went to Donna
Taylor.
The ushers and
usherettes were Brian
Moir, Scott Bell, Karen
Campbell andTamrny
Bell..
The regular Sunday
School will commence
next Sunday, September
28th at 10:00 a.m, The
choir sang under the
direction of Mrs. Robert
Taylor.
The 'Clinton Fish and Game club was crowded last weekend as over 300 men
and women of district 6 of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters came
to town for a convention.. Left to right are Fish and Game president Stan
Falconer, past zone president Ken Lounsbury, and member Ted Wales of
Clinton. (James ;Fitzgerald photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Payne enjoyed a two.
week trip to the, Atlantic.
Provinces with good
weather. While in
Halifax, they were able to
have a delightful visit
with Miss Donna Forrest,
who is working at
Dalhousie University.
Baptism at
Chiselhu rst
Rev. Stanley McDonald
conducted a worship
servic e at Chiselhurst on
Sunday and baptized
Elizabeth Ann, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Kerslake. The choir sang
the anthem "How Great
Thou Art". ,
a y.;___Sep, _..
ternber 28th, the an-
niversary service will be
held at 2:30 p.m. with
Rev. Robert McMullen as
guest spea
Mr. . and
McCallum
were recent
their aunt,
Munn.
Mrs. Hugh
of London
visitor's with
Mrs. Edgar
United Church
Rev. Stanley G.
McDonald :conducted the
morning service at
Hensall United Church on
Sunday, September 21
with Dr. Ralph Topp at
the organ. ,The ten -voice
choir sang "A Prayer of
St." Richard of
Chichester" and the
children's story was
about "Following the
Leader".
Next Sunday, Sep-
tember 28th the
Sacrament of Baptism
will be celebrated which
was postponed from
Sunday, September 21
and the Officiai Board
will be meeting Wed-
nesday evening, Sep-
tember 24. Greeting, at
the door on Sunday was
Charles Pepper and
ushers were Ross Veal,
Eric Mansfield, Cecil
Pepper and Bob
Drysdale.
Celebrate birthdays
"Birthda'�y greetings r
to Irma Wilds, Levina
Finkbeiner, and Vera
Lammie who celebrated
birthdays during the past
month. Visitors with
Herb Jones were his wife
Lillian, and Allan
Johnston. Erline Stewart
and Shirley Prouty
visited with fsobei
Sproat, Mrs. Hendrick
and Vivian Alderson,
Vera Johnston 'and' Iren,
Finlayson visited their
mother, Mrs. Volland and.
Alice Rozendal was
visited by her husband
Don and Mr. and Mrs.
George Soepbtoer.
Chester Dunn visited'
Vera Lammie, Roy and
Mabel Alderson visited
Vivian Alderson and
Mike and Ruth Wilds
visited with Irma 1�V'itds.
Mrs. Mary Oesoh
visited with her husband,
Pat Oesch and Nan
Britton visited with
Russell Erratt.
Rev. Stanley McDonald
onducted the worship
service accompanied by
Mrs. Sherritt at the
piano. Ladies from the
congregation assisted
with the singing. Men's
high bowling score was
obt'ained.. by Ross
Thompson with a 181 and
ladies was rolled by Mary
Parlmer with a 101.
Mayor gets; discharge
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SEAFORTH - Mayor
John Sinnamon of
Seaforth was given an
absolute discharge in
provincial court in
Goderich on September
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15 on charges of Causing a
disturbance by shouting.
A second charge
against the mayor, ob-
structing a police officer,
was withdrawn.
The charges resulted
from a July 20 incident at
the main intersection of
Seaforth after the mayor
compla nett to Constable'
Peter Van Meekeren that
-a. group of people were
throwing a Frisbee and
smashing beer bottles on
-the street.
The constable was
attempting to disperse
the group when the
shouting started, which
led to the charges.
"Out of this entire
episode," said Mayor
Sinnamon's lawyer Paul
Ross, after the trial,
"John still has the same
attitude toward the police
in Seaforth as he had
before."
Helpful hint
If you do not have a
place to store table mats
so they will stay flat and
smooth buy a clipboard in
a stationary or variety
store. It will make a
dandy mat holder. Place
the mats under the clip
thenen hang board in
cupboard or closet. The
clipboard mat holder can
also be used for
decorative purposes in
the kitchen, Spray the
clip-board(s) with paint
to match the kitchen
decor or if you use more
than one board spray
each a • different -color.
Use only your prettiest
table mats - for the
decorative touch.
Smith's Pro Hardware
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Province of Ontario
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