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Clinton News-Record, 1984-01-18, Page 20rnalt70 quilt *t bee Z►�F>!I � � rllrg Ilwas beld 1a0 week` at the home of Mona Alderdi gwilt lathe one which tickets are being sold by the Ladies' Division of the Bewail,`ging Fair. This quilt will be on display at a Ideation given at a later date, The quilt was up from Jaci. 9 to Jan. 14. The ladies who helped were Grace Pepper, Era McCartney, Grace Broadfoot, Beulah McKay, Helen McKaig, Grace Adldns, San- dra Turner,Eleanor Coleman, Gail Turner, Mattie McGregor, Marlene Bell, Beatrice Richardson, Edna Caldwell, Frances Kinsman, and Margaret Hoggarthh. The sympathy of the communi- ty is extended to the McNaughton family on the death of Mr. James McNaughton. We are pleased to report that Mike Con- nolly and Alex McBeath have returned to their homes after a stay in Exeter hospital. We wishtthem both continued good health. On Jan. 18 the Kippen East WI hosted a potluck dinner in Hensall Presbyterian Church to which the Hensall Senior Citizens group were invited. The speaker was John rsha'llfroan°the Goderieh°OFP:' _° .-.....__.. Klppen United news St. Andrew's Chua`ch, Kippen held their usual service on Jan. 8. Pastor Don Moffat presided in the pulpit. His sermon text was "New Start, New Song, New Strength". He quoted from Erma Hornbeck who said that she comes into the New Year wearing too much - old hates, grudges, self-pity, and prejudices. Fhe ministry of music was -if the form of a piano solo by Joanne Consitt. The flowers in the Church were placed in honor of Jim McNaughton. There will be a 'choir practice every Sunday at 11 a.m., The "Happy Hour" for boys and girls 7 and 11 years old will be held every Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Kippen Church. Confirmation class for adults and students Grades 8 and higher will run for 10 weeks with confirma- tion on Easter Sunday. Classes will be held - on February 7, 14, 21, 28, March 6, 20, 27, and April 3, 10, and 17. Sunday January 22 - Com- munion Service at 10 a.m. followed by lunch at 11:30 with the annual meeting starting at 12:30. United News St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, held their church service on Jan. 15 with Pastor Don Moffatin the -pulpit. Barbara Cooper presid-. -- -- ed at the organ. The ministry of music was presented. by the whole congregation sing- ing a version of The Lord is my Shepherd as a two -Dart round. Pastor Moffat's text was "Sick People Need Doctors" and the sermon topic .was "Divine Healing." A reminder again of Jan. 22 being Com- munion Sunday and the Annual Meeting, with service at 10 a.m., pot luck dinner at 11:30, and the Annual Meeting at 12:30. Rev. James Bechtel will preside in the pulpit along with Pastor Moffat on Sunday. Odd fellows hole].. first euchre party By Isabel Scott BRUCEFIELD - The Oddfellows held the first euchre party of the season on Jan. 13. The winners were: high - Florence Routzon; lone hands Marjorie Broadfoot; low, Mrs. Ernie Brown; Men's high, W.D. Wilson; lone hands, Art , Alexander; low, Ernie Brown. Winners of the lucky draws were Steve Caldwell, and Anna Wilson: • The next euchre will be in two weeks Jan. 27. Following the 'Oddfellows meeting on Thursday, Mrs. Janet Taylor of R.R. 4, Glin- ton won the $50 cash draw. The TuckersmithStanley joint UCW meeting was held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Marjorie Broadfoot and Mrs. Edna Patter- son led in the worship starting with resolu- tions for the new year. Marjorie Broadfoot and Ruby Triebner were appointed captains for the' penny contest for the year. Retta ' Baird and. Violet Ross are the card commit- tees.. There will be a Dutch auction at the next meeting on Feb. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Scott and son of Willowdale spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott. Mr. and. Mrs. Dennis Hallam and Brenda • spent the weekend with friends at Trout Creek. . Communion service and the : annual meeting at the United Church will be held on Jan. 22 with Rev. James Bechtel in charge. Museum volunteers meet The Huron County Pioneer Museum Volunteers met Monday morning, January 16 at the workshop with 16 people present. Many projects, were dj cussed,Lo. promote an interesting scene at the museum in • Goderich this summer. • . The Education Project headed by Mary Ann Dempsey, willhopefully include many things for school children who will benefit greatly from the rooms of artifacts at the museum. Museum week is May 18 and many ac- tivitiesare being planned for the children of the county and their'teachers at this time. The log cabin on the site of the museum at 110 North Street will be decorated to com- memorate Canada Week July 1, the Art Mart July 19 to 22, the Pioneer Weekend August 12, Labour Day September 3, and Thanksgiving Day October 8. The museum is having an evaluation, day with someone from the Ministry of Culture i.v•erich to identify any item the public to have to bring in. The day is tentatively set for May 18. The Pioneer Weekend August 10 to 12 will have a talent•show, food and various crafts ,. shown which will generate the, participation of the public. Anyone wanting to join the volunteer group at the museum., come to the workshop the first Monday in March at 10 a.m. or phone chairman Bonnie Dunn at 5244903. The Huorn County Museum opens weekdays April 2, 9 - 4:30 and from May 1 through to October 31 six °SYS a week from 9 - 4:30 and Sundays from 1- 4:30. Prices effective thru Sat., January 21st 984. A&P reserves the right to limit quantitiesto normal family requirements. *Savings listed in this ad based on our current regular retails. 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