Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-10, Page 8By Betty McCall
WALTON - Worship Sunday morning at
Duff's United, was led by Bonnie Lamble
w110 took as her, sermon, "Our Vis nor: "
Music was provided by, Dianne Godifin at
the piano and her mother Marion .G.odki . as
organist. Ushers were Brian MtGavin and
Graeme Craig. Ken and ,Leona McDonald
greeted worshippers at the• door.
introduction service for Bonnie Lam-
ble was'well attended on Sunday evening at
Duff's United Church. Emerson and Phyllis
Mitchell were at the door welcoming those
froin Walton and Bluevale charges and
gests.
' •An interlude of -music with Mrs. Carl
Jiinstui at the organ and her daughter
arie McGavin at the piano. Mrs. McGavin
played for the hymns. 'Presiding minister
for the service was Rev. Bob Matheson of
Thames Road Church with Rev. Cecil Wit-
tich, Listgwel assisting with the cripture
readings and the Sermon.
Gloria Wilbee sang accompnied by Elva
Wilbee as ,pianist. The offering that goes
towards a en`ses of the Presbytery was
received IV Allan Searle, Douglas Fraser
and Graeme Craig.
Presiding officer Rev. Don Pletch,
secretary of the Presbytery •introduced Bon-
ni'e' Lambie to serve as minister to both
Walton and Bluevale,charges as approval of
the committee of London Conference. °
Bruce Clark on behalf of the congregation'
of Duff's welcomed Bonnie to the Walton
charge and Jean Mathers from Bluevale
charge.
Several local ministers present brought
greetings along with members from the
Huron -Perth Presbyterial: Sunday School
and U.C.W. representative brought
greetings and reeves from surrounding
townships gave a warm welcome to Bonnie
Lamble.
Everyone was invited to'the basement for
a time of fellowship. A reception line of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Dennis, Walton and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Johnston, Bluevale in-
troduced those present to Bonnie.
Bonnie Lamble and her daughters,
Elizabeth, Barbara and Sarah will be living
in the manse.
People '
Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles visited , on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole,
R.R.3 Clinton.
Check buildings
Serious accidents often occur in farm
buildings. All buildings should be checked
periodically for soundness. Weaknesses
may have developed in support beams and
floors of older structures. Stairways should
be checked regularly as well. You can also
prevent accidents by insisting on good
housekeeping in and around farm buildings:
"DO ITUR WAY - IT WON'T HURT".
This has en a message from the Farm
Safety sociation.
.4,- . ers form
AUBURN - The first meeting of the Safety
Seekers was held on June 25 in the Auburn
Library.
Elections were held and the following of-
fices accepted — President Annette
Loserlit, Vice -President - Lisa Duizer, Sec. -
Anita Gross, Press Reporter - Dave Van
Beers.
The president officially opened. the
meeting with the 4-H pledge. Members
discussed the picnic and decided that they
would hold it . at Benmiller. Next they
selected a team for "Reach for the Tbp".
. The leader then asked everyone to come
up with a name and a cover for the club.
members discussed the different dangers
, that would happen in the home and how to
prevent. them. As well they were •made
aware of the symbols on other products that
spell danger. Also they covered electrical
hazards and poisonous plants that could be
found in the home. The home activity was to
find five things that displayed a warning
• symbol.
Meeting two was held June 25 at the
Auburn Library. President Annette Loserirt
opened the meeting with the 4-H motto. The
picnic was discussed noting that a 'date had
• not been set at the first meeting: It was then
decided to wait until the fourth meet* to
set the date. The lesson material for the
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One of the men who was instrumental in the operation of Clinton's historiepiano, former
owner Bob Draper (sitting front) retired last week after 49 years of work. Employees at
the factory were on hand to give Bob a farewell party, including ( front row, left to right)
Ruth Anne Hodges, Bob and his wife Norma, Cheryl Thompson. (Second row, sitting )
Jean Austin, Patrick Hill, Dianne McLennaghan, Gloria Carter, Ruth Munrungs and Bill
Kelly. (Standing, left to right) Bruce Hill, Bill Austin, Don Long, Tad Shipp, Andy Braid,
George Young, Reid Allan, Murray Draper, Betty Barrett, Elaine Fraser, Doug Alex-
ander, Bill Fraser, Tim Plumsteel and Ian Hill. (Shelley McPhee photo)
"The Have. and Have Nots"
By Mildred Lawlory
Organ and piano prelude was done by
Mrs. Barry Millian and Lori Millian. Lori
and Steven Millian also gave two in-
strumentals.
The minister Gary Shuttleworth chose for
his sermon "The Have and Have Nots".
Offering was received by Keith Hallam
and Steven Millian.
Church services will commence . Fain on
August 11 at 10 a.m.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Case from Edmonton
visited their cousin Wilfred Collison.
' Nelson Moulden, returned'home from Clin-
ton Hospital on Friday.
Grace Cartwright attended a shower held.
for her niece Gail Caldwell at the; home of
Betty Debold and girls of Port Albert. There
were aunts there frorp New Brunswick and
British Columbia. Several contest given.
safety club
meeting was the Great Outdoors. Members.
discussed- the safe handling of a
lawnmower, as well they' talked about the
proper use and storage of garden pesticides.
The club then did the crossword puzzle and
discussed the dangers of hitch -hiking. The
P home activity for this meeting was take an
accident report from the paper andexplain
how it could have been prevented.
The third meeting Was held on June 25. All
members were present. The leader told
members about the 4-H jackets which could
be purchased through the OMAF office.'
They discussed the picnic and it was
decided, that members would do a report on
it as part of the project. Next they worked on
lesson material. The lesson was Drive Safe-
ly. They discussed the different hand signals
and traffic signs. Also they looked at the use
of seat belts, and what to do if you become
stranded.
4-H Auburn
Leadership Club
On June 19 the'Auburn Lions Club hosted
the 4-H Auburn Leadership Club. The 4-H
members entertained the Lions members
with speeches and social recreation. The
Londesboro Women's Institute will , be
hosting the Auburn Leadership Club on July
10 at 8 p.m. at the Londesboro Hall.
Several nieces attended too.
Ted Mills returned home from Clinton
Hospital. '
1VIr. and Mrs. Doug Lewis visited recently
with Reg Hamilton.
Ray Hanna is a patient in Clinton
Hospital. He is wished a speedy recovery.
Visitors with Beth Lansing on the
weekend were Jessie Peters and Irene
Nelson of Wiarton. '
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Jardin of Port Alber-
nie B.C. are holidaying vti ith. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Jardin.
' Mrs. Gerrit.Beimers is a patient in.Clinton
Public Hospital: We. wish her .a speedy
recovery.
Marjorie McDougall, Mrs. Gordon Gross
and Anita, Mrs. Allan McDougall and Angie
of Sudbury attended the bridal shower for
Debbie Wilts onSunday held at the home of
Nancy Campbell of Aylmer.
Mr. and• Mrs. L. Jardin of Toronto visited
withMr. andMrs.,Tom Jardin on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allah''.MeDougall, Angie,
Shane and Marcie of Sudbury are holidaying
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gross and family
and Marjorie McDougall of Auburn.
On Thursday afternoon several ladies en-
joyed the production of "Anne of Green
Gables" held at , the Huron Country
Playhouse, Grand Bend. Those attending
from Auburn area were, Mrs. Tom Haggitt,
Lillian Leatherland, Viola Raithby, Mar-
jorie McDougall, Mrs. Oliver Anderson,
Mrs. Greg Park, Violet Durnin, Mrs. Lloyd
Barth and • daughter Mrs. Jim Glousher,
Mrs. Don Cartwright, Mrs. Bud Chamney,
and Mrs. Gary Shuttleworth.
The family of Arthur Hallam and the late
Gladys Hallam enjoyed a family reunion
last Sunday at Clinton Conservation Park.
Those attending -were Jirh•'and Grace Cart-
wright of Auburn, Paul and -Wendy Cart-
wright of London, Luceen and Evelyn
Robichard of Campbelltori, New Brunswick,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hallam Jr. and family
of Rose Prairie B.C., Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hallam and Wendy of Stratford, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Hallam and family of Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam of Auburn, Betty.
Debold and girls of Port Albert, Gail
Caldwell and Karl of Dungannon, Joe and
Joyce and Michael Essery, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Hallam and Tim and Ethel Hallam all
of Vanastra and Joe and Lorna Fraser and
Kathy of Blyth and Lois of Exeter.
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