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Clinton News-Record, 1984-10-03, Page 14P1Wg i4 SON NEWSSREcORD, WEDNi Saar, OGT 11 E 5,1984 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Clinton and First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth welcomed a new minister Rev. Bill Barber and his family, daughter Marie, wife Laura and son Darryl. Rev. Barber was inducted on September 16. The family will be making their home in Seaforth. (Wassink photo) 4H'ers run 1600 metre endurance test By Margaret. Hoggarth KIPPEN - The second meeting of the Kippen II 4-11 club was held on September 25. The meeting was started with the 4-H in the kitchen makingMembersk r split pea so pand corn chowder. The lesson material centered around dieting. The minutes were read and the rpll call was given. The next meeting will be held on October 2 at Vanastra Curling Club. Press Reporter—Lynn Moffat. The third meeting of the Kippen Fitness Fanatics was held on September 27. The main event scheduled for the meeting was an endurance run for all members, so to begin with everyone warmed up for 10 minutes before running the mile. Everyone including the leaders participated in the run. AU the times were excellent, and the members admitted that the leaders did pretty good "for their age". After the run, members started the meeting by doing some bookwork, and later moved into the kitchen to split up into two groups and prepared chile con carne, and fruit custard. While the meal was cooking, they completed the bookwork, and discussed plans for the fitness meet. An afternoon of bowling was suggested although no definite plans were made. Press Repoter—Janet Hoggarth. Kippen United News Pastor Don Moffat presided in the pulpit on September 30. Barbara Cooper accompanied the hymns at the organ, along with the choir presenting the ministry of music. Pastor Moffat's sermon was based on "Make-up or Missions" explaining that there is only one missionary for every 430,000 people. Meanwhile, there are 1,300,000 Avon Representatives and 750,000 Amway Distributors (worldwide) or 28 times more representation tbpn missionaries. Robert Cooper, the Sunday School Superintendent gave out awards to Ale following students: 1st year• -King DeWY5; 2nd year -Jane Johnson, Jeff Turner; .Srd. year -Paul Cooper; 4th year'BeVeEly Lefaive, Nancy Lefaive; 5th year, Dana Cooper, Robert Lostell, Brenda Consitt 6th year --Mark Cooper, Angela Faber, Jonathan Turner; 7th year -Candace Cooper; 8th year—Robbie Consitt, Steven Lostell, Joanne Conant, Lori Dewys; 9th year—Cheryl Turner, Jason Turner, Lois Ann Lostell; 10th year—Darrell Faber; llth year—Tricia Cooper, 13th year --Julie Consitt, Christine Cooper. This Sunday is the Thanksgiving Service at Kippen at 11:30 a.m. Kippen's anniversary service is on Sunday, October 14 with Rev. Paul Murray from Bayfield as guest speaker. s .. Toe tapping tunes heard at Huronview HURONVIEW - On September 24 the usual events such as cards and crafts took place, and a good number of residents participate in this. In the afternoon, the auditorium was filled with an interested audience, to hear the old time music program, presented by Marie Flynn and the accompanying band of musicians. Those playing violins were Stan Hillen, Warren Whitmore, Ray Cantelon, Nelson Howe, Wilson McCartney with Lorne Lawson on the mouthorgan. There was quite a variety of snappy tunes that kept everyone in a happy spirit. Residents have been busy cleaning and painting ceramics, getting the wares ready to be sold at the bazaar. The date of the Autumn Tea and Bazaar is Tuesday, October 16, from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be tables displaying many practical and interesting items including crocheted articles, knitted ware, hand -embroidered pillow cases, covered hangers, ceramic The Town of Clinton MLIMICIP�L OFFICE will be re -located in'the RESTORED TOWN jIEILL 23 Albert Street on 0 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 our telephone number will be the same 482-3997 C.C. PROCTOR Town clerk IPITRODUCING BRYAN SMITH PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE HURON-IUIIDDLESEX pieces and a host of new ideas including Cabbage Patch clothes. Van rides were available for anyone wishing to go shopping, and some folk took advantage of this outing to London, to get an early start on their Christmas list. Ladies from Ground Floor Centre were out for a drive on September 27 and enjoyed the autumn scenery. Trees and bushes, that only a short while ago wore the brilliant green of summer are now adorned in the beautiful colors of autumn. Women from First Floor North also had an opportunity of a van ride, and they too enjoyed this time outdoors. Ed Stiles from' Goderich was here in the afternoon, and entertained his audience as he played old and new selections on the chapel organ. Saturday afternoon another special birthday part was held in the auditorium. Charlie Dunlop is 100 years of age this week and to honor this remarkable gentleman, friends and relatives gathered to celebrate this wonderful occasion. Sunday morning worship took place in the chapel With Reverend Norman Pick conducting the service. A solo was sung by Mabel Scott, and the choir also sang. This Sunday will be the Thanksgiving service and communion will be served. Everyone is invited to attend. Come and share this event with relatives and friends at Huronview. Huronview extends a warm welcome Y" Miss Mary Howell from Goderich, Mrs. Myrtle Hunter of Usborne Twp. and Mr. Thomas Dougall of Hensall who have come to reside at Huronview. To the families of the late Mrs. Jennie Lawson, Mrs. Sarah McBurney and Mrs. Ella Hern, sincere sympathy is expressed. With all the planned activity for the next ttvo or three weeks, the month of October promises to be a very busy one, and that's how we like it. Horticultura• lists tour Amish countryside By Bertha MacGregor HENSALL - Little Charlsey O'Rourke of Ottawa is spending a week's holiday with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Munn. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther are back from a month's trip to Newfoundland. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins and family of Waterloo spent Sunday with the latter's mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. A bus load of members and friends of the Hensall Area Horticultural Society recently motored to Listowel to tour Yarns of Tralee and the cheese factory. They lunched atthe Mrs. Anita Bengough had the misfortune Stone Crock and travelled through the to slip and injure her knee. She is a patient in Amish Settlement. South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Seniors are reminded the Fall Rally will Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Corbett who have been be held in Dashwood Community Centre on residing on Oxford Street moved last week October 4 at 1 p.m. Lost Heir, Crokinole and • to a farm at R.R. 2, Staffa. Mr. and Mrs. Euchre will be played. There will be a Grant McGregor, of •R.R. 3, Kippen have registration fee of $1.50 and lunch will be taken up residence in thelormer Corbett's provided. Please bring your club dues. home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker along with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol visited recently Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keys of Grand Bend with their daughter and son-in-law and took a five-day trip to Agawa Canyon last family Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds of Seaforth. week. Lynne Dodds of R.R. 1, Seaforth, won Queen of the Furrow at the International Plowing Match. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol of Hensall. - Lynne was coached by her brother Paul Dodds. She is attending her second year at Guelph University. Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted worship in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday and Dorothy Taylor presided at the organ. This Sunday, October 7 at 10:15 a.m. the communion service will be held. The Annual Bazaar will be held Saturday, November 5. Please keep this date in mind. • Queensway News Starting off the last week of September, bingo proved to be the highlight of Monday's activities. Crafts were enjoyed on Tuesday. The Tuesday Church service was conducted by Rev. Bob Donnan of the Exeter Pentecostal Church. Along to assist him at the piano was his son. Tuesday was .also a special day for Gertie Deeves as she celebrated her birthday. On September 26 various games such as bean bag toss, table shuffleboard and swing - bowl were enjoyed. In the afternoon an old- tyme sing song was held: On Thursday afternoon a cassette story was heard. In the evening a movie on the Logging Industry was shown. Finishing off the week residents played crokinole and checkers' on Friday afternoon. Celebrating their anniversary. on Sunday were Asa and Gertie Deeves. Northcrest News Residents of the Northcrest Nursing Home are happy to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGregor of Kippen to the home. Mrs. Pearl McKnight and Mrs. Berdie McClinchey of Zurich visited over the weekend with Nelson McClinchey at Brantford. COUNTY OF HURON HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL OPENING FORSTER'S BRIDGE The County' of Huron hereby invites the public to attend the official opening ceremonies of. Forster's Bridge on County Road 31' north of King's Highway No. 8 at 10:00 a.m. local' time: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12,1984 The Honorable James Snow and other dignitaries will participate in the opening of the longest bridge on the County Road System. B.W. McBurney Chairman Road Committee CO.OP Plan now to attend a Seed Corn Information Meeting and have a look at the exciting new Co -Op Hybrids for '85. 3703,2645,2920,3090 Mg__EX-ViITH BRYAN DINNER/ DANCE SOUTH HURON REC. CENTRE EXETER, ONT. FRIDAY, OCT. 19 REFRESHMENTS.... 6-7 P.M. DINNER 7 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER TICKETS 510.00 PER PERSON Tickets Available From Executive Members PLACE: 1'/4 MILE EAST OF SEAFORTH • on HWY. NO. 8 LUNCH & REFRESHMENTS will be served * In case of rain meet at SEAFORTH CO-OP at 12:00 noon. OR PHONE 235-1251 (AFTER 6 P.M.) HURON -MIDDLESEX 8 United News Being a little kinder was the sermon topic at the United Church on September 30 when Rev. Stan McDonald spoke of how, as Christians, people need to shosw more kindness, concern, and respect for others. -The children's story was Control; using a radio as an example Mr. McDonald showed how he could control the radio by the knob, so people must control their tongues by minds and hearts. Rita Scholl greeted the congregation and Dennis Martin, Mervyn Fields, Donald Stebbins and Ross Veal were the ushers. Trudie Rosseboom and Gail Reid were in charge of the Baby and Toddler Care. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in memory of Andrew Bell by his sister and brother-in-law Ernie and Olga Chipchase and also in honor of the wedding of Raye Jacobe to Jean Cole which took place in the church on Saturday. Next Sunday will be Worldwide Communion Sunday along with the celebration of Thanksgiving. An Audio Visual Workshop was held in the United Church recently when the Sunday School teachers, Youth Group leaders and representatives of the different groups in the church learned, more about the use of audio visual in programming and how to use the equipment. The workshop was con- ducted by Mr. McDonald with a good .atten- dance. Mrs. Grace Drummond and Rev. McDonald attended the Huron -Perth Presbytery meeting held at Camp Menesetung. The Couples Club of the United Church met at the church on September 27 in the evening. The next Couples' Club meeting will be held on October 25.