Clinton News-Record, 1983-04-13, Page 10SPECIAL
Ho! a ssvil e 4
The fourth meeting of the
Holmesville 11 Country
Cookers was held at the
home of leader Bev Van
Ninhuys on March 5.
Lisa DeRutter read the
Iruriutes. The treasurer's
report was read and we
decided what :he cover of
our books would be
The food was prepared and
cooked. We all had our owri
remarks about it when it was
done We worked in our
books and then closed the
meeting and left.
The fifth meeting,of the
Holniesville 11 ountry
Cookers was on March 19.
Julia Ritchie opened the
meeting with the pledge. We
had the roll call and the
secretary read the rrunutes.
We prepared our food and
sat down to work in our
books. When we were
finished we discussed our
party which was corning up.
We were all assigned to
bring some kind of food. The
food was then eaten, which
had been prepared
beforehand.
When we were done eating
out came a birthday cake, it
was for Barb Brand and Jan
Ducharme. We talked a little
more about our party and
closed our meeting.
The sixth meeting was ,w
4s�
held on March 26. This
meeting was our party.
We all gathered together m
a circle and talked. Then we
were called together to play
many different games.
Beforehand, we had blown
up balloons and everyone
had to break theirs to get
their fortune inside. Some of
us brought friends and -or
sisters.
When we firushed with the
games we got plates and
forks and ate. Some of the
foods were salads, lasagna,
Jamaican Meat Patties,
vegetables, strawberry
milkshakes, cheese tray,
bread try with rolls, bread
sticks and Melba toast, apple
pie and maple baked apples.
When we were finished
eating everyone helped clear,
up
The seventh meeting was
held on April 2.
We did the final meeting
page in our books. We went
on to play the Roulette
Review which was a total
flop. No one could a wer the
questions on their own so we
resorted to using our books.
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CIJN'TON NEWS -RECORD, WE:Y tN'ESL)AY, APRIL 13, 1983—PAGE 9
UC atten
By :lanche Deeves
At Holmesville United
Church last Sunday the
Wesley Willes Junior Choir
presented a Musical Play,
Cool in the Furnace, a story
of Daniel of the Old Testa-
ment, under the direction of
Mary Hearn with Cathy Pot-
ter at the organ and Bunny
Jewitt at the piano. Steve
Hearn played the drums and
Vicki Cantelun played the
flute.
Murray Lobb and Harold
Jantzi received the offering.
Remember un April 13 -
Senior Choir Practice is at 7
p.rn.
Seniors Meet
The Enterprising Seniors
met at the Community Cen-
tre in Holniesville last
Thursday with Everett Mcll-
wain in charge of the
meeting. Alice Porter acted
as secretary iii the absence
of Charlotte Blanche
thankof fern
Deeves gave the card report.
The treasurer's report was
given by Frank Yeo. Roll
call was taken by Alice
Porter. Blanche Deeves
reported un upcoming bus
trips.
Next meeting will be April
21 at 8 p.m. Members please
note the change of time for
April, May and June. Mary
Sterling will be in charge of
entertainment for the next
meeting. Everyone enjoyed
shuffleboard and euchre.
Lunch was served by Hilda
Semple.
Thankoff Bring
The Holmesville U.C.W
thankoffering meeting was
held on Aprils with the presi-
dent, Phyllis Cox, welcom-
ing a good turn out of
members and guests. Mrs.
Ada Tebbutt read the
meditation and offered
prayer.
A skit was presented, The
Women ,kruund the ('ross,
with Isobel Sturdy,
Margaret Yeo, Kaye Harris,
Betty Stover, Grace Walter,
Isobel Harris and Irene Clad -
more taking part.
Elaine Bechtel introduced
the program of slides taken
on their family trip to the Ho-
ly Land and slides of
Nairobi, Kenya and of the
Lewis family whom they
visited. Rev. Bechtel gave a
very interesting commen-
tary w rule Ralph Holland
ran the prulectur
Two solus by Molly Cox
were enjoyed. Barb Betties
thanked all who participated
in the program.
XXX
Mrs. Millie Dempsey is the
captain for the Cancer drive
in Goderich Township.
Please welcome the can-
vassers when they call.
Varna UCW entertain many
Bill and Eleanor McAsh
and Bob and Marjorie Stirl-
ing returned on Sunday from
a two-week vacation at Lake
Wales, Florida. They had a
visit with Rev. Alex and Mrs.
Taylor and found them in
reasonably good health.
A successful Red ('ross
canvass was held in the
Varna area in March, with a
total of $230 being collected.
The women who canvassed
were Joan McAsh, Joan
Stephenson, Phyllis Ald-
winkle, Margaret
McClymont and Elaine
Stephenson. A campaign for
the Canadian Cancer
Society's work is underway
this month.
Members of the Varna
United Church Women were
pleased to entertain so many
women from Brucefield,
Kippen, Goshen and Bayfield
at their thankoffering
meeting on 'Thursday
evening. President Bernice
Heid welcomed them. Three
numbers by the Varna
Singers — Bill Dowson, Pete
l'ostill, Don Taylor, Bob
Norman, Joyce and Brenda
Dowson and Marjorie
Hayter, with Marj ac-
companying them at the
organ — were greatly en-
joyed by the women. Barb
Consitt, Margaret Dowson
and Mary Chessell led in
worship on the theme "Jesus
Christ, the Light of the
World".
Gwyn Whilsmith, a widely
published writer from St.
Joseph, showed a series of
pictures depicting the
Creation Story, and spoke on
how to live a happy, God -
centred life, using spring
cleaning as an example of
how we must rid ourselves of
useless regrets and hurts,
remembering that God
forgives us as we forgive
others. We were reminded
that God is in control, as
evidenced by the order we
see in nature. Mrs.
Whilsmith's message was
thought-provoking and in-
spirational. She is a warm,
lovely person, and has a good
sense of humor. If noise is
any indication. the women
had a very enjoyable social
hour following the service.
Announcements included
the dessert euchre on April
20 at 12:30 in the hall, a
family night, also in the
township hall. featuring
Marg Robinson as guest
speaker, on April 29, and an
interesting 4-H program on
Ontario's Heritage being
held at Huron Centennial
School at 7:00 p.m. on
Monday, May 2
Radars remember others
On April 16 the Clinton
Golden Radar Senior
Citizens Club met with
President Muriel Jones in
charge. Members were glad
to see Ed Johns and Olive
Ball in attendance.
Cecelia Edgar gave the
treasurer's report. The
flower and cards report was
given by Vera Gibbings. Ed.
Johns thanked all for cards
and those who visited him. A
carnation was sent to Iva
Boyes and Jean McEwan
and Elda Stephens. Thank
you's were read from Elda
and the Cumming family.
Bea Groves, Olive Ball, Ida
Gokin thanked us for cards
of sympathy in the loss of
their brother. Dora Heard is
back home -'A Iva was
back homy"'� er and Bea
miroves is home. Clem
Reynolds was taken to
London.
Correspondence included
invitations to a Zone 8 Rally.
Apr'l 27 in Exeter at the
Leg'on Hal . registration
9:30 - 10:30. The convention
is in Windsor August. 9 and
10.
Shuffleboard will be
played on the next two
Fridays. Members were
asked to bring groceries for
baskets to use as a draw at
next meeting.
Blanche Deeves had a list
of bus trips coming up soon.
Margaret Burkett carne to
explain the special two day
trip for Seniors on June 10
and 11.
The program was to make
a list of worts from letters in
Spring Flowers, this was
won by Minlue Rumball.
Euchre was played and
winners were: High - Minlue
Rumba!! and C'ecelia Edgar;
Low - Irene Glazier and
Lorna Radford.
Clinton Euchre results
The Rebekah Lodge of
Clinton held a very suc-
cessful Dessert Euchre in
the Lodge Hall on April 6.
There were 15 tables in play
for the euchre. Winners
were:
High prize. May Pepper:
low, ,Joyce Chilton: lone
hands, Ida Godkin. Lucky
door prizes were won by
Gladys Hoggarth, Joyce
Smith, Mrs. Habkirk, Edith
Wright, Bessie Townshend
Irene Whitmore, Lorna
Ellis, Mrs. Baird, Grace
Roope, Irene Cudrnore, Kay
Wise, Florence I,udvigson,
Pearl Eyre, Grace McBride,
Flora Dowson, Jean Wyatt,
Molly Cox, Marjorie
Caldwell. Emrna Cox,
Lenore Bradley, Vera Gibb-
ings, Mary Grigg, Janet
Vrieze, Lois Elliott, Mary
Broadfoot, Olive Rall and
Alva Osbaldeston.
Thanks to all who came.
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