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Clinton News-Record, 1985-4-17, Page 8
Page 8—CLINTON NEWS RECORD WE I NESDAY, APRIL 17 1985 fell° s: ip and Friendship Youth group study ClAristian values CLINTON-After a month of preparation and planning the stage was set for a Good Friday Performance at Central Huron Secondary School. More than 280 people at- tended. The attraction was a program sponsored by the CRSS Christian Fellowship Club. The evening began with greetings and a sing- song led by Ingrid Stryker, Lana Jones, Rob Adams, and Roxzanne Maaskant. Guest ap- pearances were made by Jackie Norman and Chris Rock. Barb Hodgins of Clinton performed two songs of her own. composition. "Peter, Du You Love Me?" based on John 21 and "The Crucification." Then the musical "CHOICES" was per- formed by "The Reflections" of Rockford, Illinois directed by Jon DeCow. The group derives its nam. from then" rit'ci"o to tr.r1,• reflect Jesus Christ. The musical dealt with the many choices faced by ail of today's youth. Choices involving jobs, conformity,, money, and friendships were presented. The focus of the musical/drama was on the ultimate choice, whether to accept Christ in- to your heart and make a comnvttment to Him. 'Another valuable •idea presented through the musical was that all choices areper- sonal. One must allow others to make and take responsibility for their own decisions. The evening concluded with a time of fellowship and refreshments. The Christian Fellowship Club considers the evening a great succes, and is considering a similar event early next fall. The Christian Fellowship Club thank) all those who helped with meals, billeting, posters, and stage set-up. Thanks goes to The Fellowship Bible Chapel and Clinton Baptist Church for their contributions. A big thank -you to Barb Hodgins and Dorothy Prinzen who helped get the concert off the ground•. Thanks to Sherlock -Manning for the loan ofa piano. The Christian Fellowship Club began ear- ly this school year meeting during lunch periods on Wednesdays. The group has speakers and discussions on contemporary and fundamental Christian beliefs. There are about 20 members who also involve themselves in winter hikes, prayer and con- certs. During the next couple months the group will discuss such topics as abortion, creation vs. evolution, and suicide'. Anyone is welcome so come on out and bring a friend. nursery kids study bees and babies CLINTON - The Clinton Co-op Nursery Registrar,. Anne Ball indicated that there School held its regular meeting on April 10. were four vacancies, if anyone is interested Some business discussed were the in enrolling their child for a short term. upcoming field trips; a concert by Sharon, The teachers report followed, and Sally Lois and Bram to be held on April 25 in McNichol explained the upcoming themes. Exeter, should provide enjoyment for the The theme, Spring, will involve collecting childrenand' mothers who are planning to items to display on the Science table and the attend. Other field trips included a tour of children will plant seeds. Other themes are, Fergusons Apiary and a tour of the Clinton the Circus and Night and Day. There is also Public Hospital's MaternsityWard. a need for some hospital materials or Some dates to remember are, May 17, for pictures for the hospital centre. the Trike-a-thon, and June 1 for the Spring Also discussed was the Registration date Fair. The Nursery School plans to for 1985-1986. The date will be May 29 from participate in the Spring Fair Parade. 7:00-8:00 p.m. Parents interested in Graduation is to be held at the Town Hall on ^^","i"" ` "' '''""" r"""^`""'' ""'965, June 5. are asked to come to the Registration to be held in the Wesley -Willis United Church basenlent. The next general meeting is to be held May 8th at 7:30 with the executive meeting at 7:00 p.m. The Penny Carnival for the Clinton Co-op Nursery was held April 11 and it was a great success. Thanks to the Fund Raising Committee. for all. the preparation and effort. Thanks to all the moms and dads' who contributed, this was most. appreciated. Everyone c:ertain)y seemed to enjoy the evening. ' DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES W TH SERVICE 'Tho Place to Buy A,ppllances" NEW AND USED HENSALL 262-2728 CLOSED MONDAYS t BEST BNTEREST e BEER a is ATH e KITCHEGIFTS The new owners have finally cleaned up their stock rooms..... $4‘4j up ' SIC y� 417 ��� Cs sO% off ® Selected Shower curtains • Towels, mats and bath boutiques o n d more Guaranteed! lnvestrnent Certificates Subbed to change Insurance Brokers Inc. Eze4nr 235 2420 Clinton 482-9747 r'!u'ilb ci?S!A' a 1 Grand Bend 238-8484 Goderich 524-2118 Itte.jai Placemats and seat pads ® Comforters ® Discontinued glassware and that's not all Hurry! While Quantities last Let your effort be to find harmony. Let brotherhood be felt among you, and carry ye its quickening power throughout the world. 405 Main St. Exeter 235-2957 toffigiiiiimisserale moo. to Thurs. 9:30 - 5:30 Fri. 9.30 - 9:00 , Sat. 9:30 - 5:00 aith `ar more !nforrnation Contest Box 1250 Clinton. Ann Dykstra enjoyed a cup of tea at the Daffodil Tea held at the Clinton Christian Reformed Church on April 11. The tea was held to raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society. One of the many ladies serving the tea was Barbara Moffatt, a volunteer from the Society. Beta Sigma Phi sorority members sold daffodils throughout the tea. (Anne Narejko photo) Local obituaries Ruth Doneldia Shaddick Ruth Doneldia Shaddick died on April 13 in her residence at 134 King Street, Clinton. She was 74. The Hullett Township native was born on April 26, 1910 to Richard Shaddick and Lucy (nee Bromley). The Wesley -Willis Church . and . UCW • member attended public school at No. 10 Hullet. She lived and worked at home, for many years, then worked at a hosiery mill in Kincardine, She returned to Clinton to work in the hosiery mill where the Board of Education office now stands. She left that mill and worked in the laun- dry room at Huronview for 12 years until her retirement. She was one of the original residents of the King St. VilIN in Clinton where she lived until the time of her death. Miss Shaddick is survived by her sister Mary (Mrs. Ivan Carter) of Clinton and brothers Joe of Goderich and Allen of RR 1 Londesboro. •She is also survived by one niece and eight nephews. She was predeceased by brothers Lewis and James. The 'funeral service was 'held April 15, at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home. Rev. James Bechtel officiated. She was buried in the Blyth Union Cemetery. • James Francis McGregor James Francis (Frank) McGregor was buried in Baird's Cemetery April 15 follow- ing his death on April 13 at age 83. 11 Mr. McGregor, once a Stanley Township farmer, was born on April 11, 1902. His parents. were Neil McGregor and Janet !.nee Mustard) . The Ontario Street ' United Church member married Vera Pepper on April 16, 1932 in London and then moved to the family farm on the second concession of Stanley Township where they farmed until 1962. They then moved to 45 East Street in Clin- ton and Mr. McGregor worked for Hudie's Sawmill and then spent eight years as a custodian at Central Huron Secondary School until he retired. He is survived by two sons, Donald and Jack, both of Stanley Township. He is also survived by one sister, Margaret McGregor, I of Toronto, and a brother, John,' of Clinton as well as five grandchildren. He was predeceased 'by his sister Kate McGregor and brothers William and Gregor. Rev. Norman Pick • of Ontario, Street United Church officiated at the funeral which was held at the Ball and Falconer' Funeral Horne. Four grandsons acted as flower bearers - Brian and Randy MacGregor of RR 1 Brucefieldand Tim and Danny McGregor of. RR 5 Clinton. Active pallbearers were nephews Fred McGregor of Petrolia, Bob McGregor of Ac- ton, William McGregor of RR5 Clinton, Neil McGregor of Fonthill and other. family members Gerald Horton of RR 5 Clinton and Murney Twitchell of London. F. ORVAL POWELL 1". Orval . Powell, 77, of Hur,onview, • formerly of C:oderich, died Sunday, Apr. 7, 1°85 in Huronview. . The son of the late Harry Powell and Laura Bell, he was born Oct. 5, 1907 in Trafalgar Township. He was a retired farmer in Goderich Township and a r eniber, elder and choir member of the Victoria Street United Church. Surviving are three sisters Olive, Mrs. James Rein,, of Goderich, Edna, Mrs. ?oseph Cook, of Goderich and Freida, Mrs. Delbert Cook, of Holmesville and three brothers Herbert, of Kitchener, Laverne, of Goderich and Ernest, of Goderich. He was predeceased by three sisters Emma Sturdy, Mildred Clements and Lottie' Conk and one brother, Robert. • Funeral services were Wednesday, Apr: 10 at McC'allluni Funeral Horne with Rev. ,John D.M. Wood of Victoria Street United Church officiating. Interment Maitland Cemetery. Pallbearers included Rick Powell, Don (look, Ken. Cook, Jim Rean, Raymond Cook an l l )ir•k Powell. Flower bearers were Gar. Powell and Keith Miller. Chur K PERIOR EMORIALS ESfABl1SHED OVER 60 YEARS Servs Christian Ref ©r l c Christian l(e'J(2rrrao'el Church Felloicshijo Hil)le Chapel 162 Maple Street Sunday Apr.' 31 • Clinton 9 45 c m Wor`sh.0 Pnrot.ndu on, 11 o m Sunday School R Finn• 1y Ribs• Nnur Speaker Clna•,"n NAA•h' ' 7rn E,'.n•ngSc,�,rr, Speaker Non! Inwry 7 300 m 'UPS prnynr K Dn1vn,inn- 10 o m Wnd Apr'! 24 C ()fine 0,,nr Speaker V icon Grnn. Listen to lust Neighhr,rs ran C nhln 12 Sundays 1 30 p m 8 Tur.sriny•, R 3n n„ United 243 Princess St F. Clinton SUNDAY, ,4PRI1. 21 Guesr M,nister 10 o m Worship S"'v ce 3 00 p m, Worship Service Alf Visitors Welcome Watch "Faith 20" at 9.30 am. on Global T.V. Baptist rF'h,,tiL'LE R� Clinton Area fMICHAEL FALCONER {{{{ 1.52 HIGH STREET, CLINTON 482-9441 r' � SII & is -falconer FUNERAL HOME LTD. BOX FUNERAL CHAPEL Goderich Area ROBERT McCALLUM 1 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH 524-7345 J 85 Huron St CUNTON Ontario Street 1 niteel Ch-urch MINISTER 105 Ontario St., Clinton, Ont. ORGANIST Rev. R. Narlman Pick Louise McGregor 11 a m Puh',c Vyorsinp 11 a m ChurchSrhnnl FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH RFV. (,I!BIRt kn„, Sunday, April 21 10 a. . `;in,riny ',r hoot 11:15 .m. Tues ay 7 p.m. Ynun0 veuples Wednesda 1 p.M. todin•. B t,' Study 482 9344 Wednes .8 p.m. ,+,„ter Rihln Study EVERYONE WELCOME 524 9130 153 HIGH STREET CLINTON 47 HIGH STREET SEAFORTH 482-9441 527-1142 Mr. Franklin E. McFadden of Bayfield died on Tuesday. April 9, 1985. Funeral service was held on Friday. April 12. 1985 Anglican Wesley -14, illis l nite-'el Church MINISTER • REV. JAMES BECHTEL B A., B.D. SUNDAY, APRIL 21 9 45 a m Servire nt Nnimncvilln 11 00 n m Service n' WesIny Si..Paul's ,'Anglican (;lurch Mr. James Francis (Frank) McGregor o+ Clinton and formerly of Stanley Twp died on Saturday. April 13, 1985. Funeral service was held on Monday. April 15, 1985 Roy Gordan Snn„+n'•' R A M D,v 10 n m 1st 8 3rd Sundays I-anly•Commun,nn 10 a m 2nd 8 4th Sundays Morning Prnyor R a m dth Sunday Merl'. c nmmun'n„ 8 BrPak Cost Nursery & Sundny SrF.on1 Avn )able Everyone Wolr(Inln Miss Ruth D. Shaddlck of Clinton died on Saturday. April 13. 1985. Funeral service was held on Monday. 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