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lintan News,Record, Thursday, April 8, 1971 7
BY MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK led in saying Promise. Cub John
Hyde told the story of Lord
Baden-Powell. Cubs John
O'Bright, Michael Overholt,
Trent. Shobbrook, Michael
Penfound, David Lear, Calvin
Lovett, Danny Jewitt, Paul
Middigaal and Gary Shepherd
showed the parents how to tie
the different knots and
explained the use of these knots.
Cub Leader Stan McDonald
explained to the parents the Cub
program and the program being
followed as well as proposed
program until end of season in
June. Cub Leader Jeff Hyde
spoke on Cub camping and plans
being made for overnight camp
trip for the boys. Cub Robert
Hunking was presented with his
toymaker's badge and each Cub
with their official membership
card. The Red Wolves received
highest points during the month.
The Yellow Wolves led in closing
the meeting.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The Women's Institute fiefd
their meeting April 1 in the hall.
The meeting opened with
Opening Ode, Mary Stewart
Collect and 0 Canada. The
president Mrs. Gourley
welcomed all. The secretary read
the minutes, gave the treasurer's
report and correspondence. An
invitation from Summerhill Club
to a dessert euchre on April 28
and one from Blyth Ladies
Agricultural Society for a dessert
euchre and bazaar on April 14
were received. A letter from Mrs.
Davies on membership drive for
Clinton Hospital. It was moved
to send $25 covering all the WI
members. Ten dollars was
donated to Blyth Agriculture
Fall Fair for prizes. We are to
have Huronview Birthday Party
for October. There was
discussion on price of catering,
$2 for turkey, $2.25 for beef or
pork. Institute to pay the rent
for hall. The roll call was
answered by 18 present. The
annual reports were given by the
secretary-treasurer, auditors and
conveners of standing
committees followed by
installation of new officers by
Mrs. T. Allen. The convener of
the nominating committee, Mrs.
B. Shobbrook, gave the
following report: past president,
Mrs. E. Josling; president, Mrs.
W. Gourley; first vice-president,
Mrs. E. Anderson; second
vice-president, Mrs. R. Dalton;
AAPoximately - Rt5,0Parlerlts ,secretary-treasureri -Mrs. ^Gordon
and families of the local Cub Robinson; assistant
Group sat down to a pot-luck secretary-treasurer, Mrs. H.
supper on Monday night in the Taylor; public relations, Mrs. H.
church hall as 1st Londesboro Taylor; district director, Mrs. E.
Cub Group observed a family
night at their regular meeting.
Josling; alternate district
director, Mrs. n. Buchanan;
The room and tables were press reporter, Mrs. B.
decorated in green and yellow Shobbrook; pianist, Mrs. E.
and a display of Cub projects, Wood; assistant pianist, Mrs. J.
including rope knots, were on Armstrong; auditors, Mrs. L.
exhibit for the parents to see. Hunking, Mrs. ,A. Clark; flower
Cub Wayne Hulley said the and card convener, Mrs. B.
Grace and Cub Leader Stan Shobbrook; flower and card
McDonald welcomed the parents committee, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs.
and families. After the supper E. Josling, Mrs. H. Tebbutt;
the boys opened their meeting in resolutions, Mrs. T. Allen.
the regular way with the Red
Conveners of standing
Wolves leading the group and committees will be: agriculture
regular inspection was held. and Canadian industries, Mrs. R.
Each Cub then introduced his Dalton, Mrs.. Keith Allen;
citizenship and education, Mrs. parents, brothers and sisters and
Mr. McDonald introduced the L. Hunking, Mrs. M. Datoma;
Assistant Cub Leader Jeff Hyde home economics and health,
to the group as well as former Mrs. B. Riley, Mrs. T. Duizer;
Cubmaster John Jewitt and the historical research and current
Resource Leader Gordon events, Mrs. J. Jamieson, Mrs.
Shobbrook. Reg. Lawson; Tweedsmuir Book
Cubs Robert 'Junking, curator, Mrs. L. Pipe;
Franklin Snell and Craig Millar Tweedsmuir Book committee,
led in saying the Promise and Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. T. Allen,
Cubs Earl Johnston, Glen Mrs. G. Robinson, Mrs.
Johnston and Kevin Fothergill Fairservice.
On the program was a reading
"My Institute" by Mrs. B.
Shobbrook. Meeting closed and
lunch was served by hostesses
Mrs. H. Tebbutt, Mrs. B, Riley
and Mrs. a Leitch,
Forty members of the'
Women's Institute attended the
Sunshine Sister Banquet held on
Wednesday evening, March 31,
at Winthrop Church. Mrs.
Gourley thanked the ladies for
the lovely turkey dinner. Mrs. E.
Josling presented a gift to Mrs.
Gourley for past year's work as
president. There were six ladies
received gifts for perfect
attendance: Mrs. J. Armstrong,
Mrs. D. Buchanan, Mrs. Gourley,
Mrs. W. Howatt, Mrs. G.
Robinson and Mrs. H, Snell.
Mrs. Bill Campbell and Mrs.
George Townsend accompanied
by Mrs. Stewart sang several
duets. All were from Seaforth.
Mrs. Rimmer of Seaforth
demonstrated making flowers
with liquid transparent plastic.
There was a discussion on the
time of next year's meetings. It
was moved they be held the
second Wednesday at 8 p.m.
each month. This was followed
by revealing of the Sunshine
Sisters and paying fees. Names
were drawn for next year. Mrs.
Gourley thanked the committee,
Mrs. E. Anderson, Mrs. R.
Dalton and Mrs. Buchanan, for
the lovely evening.
EXPLOR ERS
The Londesboro Explorers
met after school on April 1.
President Kathy Lyon opened
the meeting with the Explorer
Purpose. Pianist Kathy Hunking
led the group in two new songs.
Mrs. Glousher read an Easter
Story The minutes were read by
Cathy Peel and Kathy Penfound
gave the treasurer's report.
Nineteen members answered the
roll call. A cookie sale and a
graduation party were discussed.
Donna Johnston, Nancy
Fothergill and Barbara Glousher
received stars. The meeting
closed with the Explorer Prayer
and Joan Mason and Linda
Johnston led a brief period of
recreation.
EUCHRE
There were nine tables in play
at the hall board euchre on
Friday night with prizes going
to: high lady, Mrs. Mac Sewers;
lone hands, Mrs. Myrtle
Fairservice; ladies low, Mrs. R.
Gibbings; men's high, Mark
Kennedy; men's lone hands,
Leonard Shobbrook; men's low,
Norman Wright. The door prize,
Belleville will host the
Ontario Open Chess
Championship Mr. S. Parry
president of the Quinte Chess
Club announced today. The
Ontario Open Championship is
the largest annual tournament
held in the province and this
year is expected to draw well
over 200 competitors from
throughout North America. The
six round event will be played
on May 22, 23 and 24 at
Belleville's new Ben Bleeker
Auditorium.
Walter Dobrich one of
Canada's foremost players and a
noted chess authority will direct
the tournament.
First prize is a $350 cash
award with numerous other
prizes offered for players of all
donated by Mr, and Mrs. Robt.
Thompson, was won by Mrs. Les
Reid. There will be anothel
euchre in two weeks, April 16.
SHOWER
The neighbours on
Concession 13 West held a
shower on Thursday night, April
1, for Miss Marie McDougall,
bride-elect, at the home of Mrs.
Henry flunking, Bernice and
Shirley. Co-hostesses were Mrs.
Ted flunking and Mrs. Leonard
Archambault. Miss Shirley
Hunking conducted a contest
wpn by Mrs. Stewart Ament,
Mrs. Ted Hunking conducted
one won by Mrs. Bert Lyon and
Donna ' Longman. Marie was
given the chair of honour.
An address was read by Mrs.
Ted Hunking and gifts presented
by Kathy and Cheryl Lyon.
Marie thanked all for the gifts
and invited them to come and
see them in their home in
Auburn. There were 30 present.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt
spent a couple of days with his
sister and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Shickluna, of
Mississauga.
Mrs. Bert Brunsden visited
with Mr. Bert Brunsden in
Westminster Hospital, London,
on Monday, March 29, and
found him much improved.
Mrs. Bert Brunsden left
Friday morning, April 2, for a
month's visit with her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Napier of
Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Fairservice and Ann
spent 1% weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. David Fairservice and
Maureen of Dollard Des
Ormeaux, Quebec.
Mrs. M. Dalrymple, Judy and
Susan of Brucefield visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Gaunt, last Sunday, March 28.
Mrs. Joe Shaddick went into
Seaforth Hospital for minor
surgery on Monday.
Miss Pat Burns of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns.
Mrs. Ross Millson, Sheryl and
Patricia of Woodstock visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook, Sunday afternoon.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Penfound in the
loss of her father, Mr. Harold
Fremlin of Clinton.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Hunking and Murray on
Stinday" wee 'Mr. and 'Mrs.
Arthur Hunking of Exeter and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer,
Laurel, Lesa and Stephen.
strengths including beginners,
ladies and juniors.
Mr. Parry stressed that . . .
"this is a tournament open to all
chess players regardless of
playing experience or ability .. .
we hope", he said, "for the first
time, to attract a player
representation or group from
every Ontario community
whether village or metropolis
and especially urge newcomers
to compete for their
communities".
Clinton district players
requiring entry forms or
accommodations should contact
their nearest recreation dept. or
write directly to the tournament
secretary, Mr. William Broderick,
19-B Pringle Drive, Belleville,
Ontario.
Brucefield
Mrs. P. Adams is visiting for a
few weeks with her daughter
Mrs. ,Eric Haite, Toronto.
Firemen were called on
Thursday afternoon to a fire at
the farm of Howard Allan when
a shed and contents was
completely destroyed.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Mason,
Windsor, were recent visitors at
Mrs. Mason's parents Mr. and
Mrs. L. Wilson.
Mrs, Max Tully, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Tully, Peterborough, were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Greg. McGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Broadfoot Sr.
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Neale,
London, visited last week with
Mrs. Neale's sister Mrs. Mac
Wilson and Mr. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Layton
returned home on Sunday,
having spent the winter in
Florida.
Mr. Wm. Burdge of Camp
Borden spent the weekend with
his family.
Kippen United Church was
filled on Sunday morning for
Holy Communion and the
reception of new members on
Sunday morning, conducted by
the Rev. E. D: Stuart. The
following members were
admitted to the church: by
transfer, Mrs. R. Grunewald,
Bnicefield and Mrs. David
Cooper, Kippen; by profession,
Deborah Jean Aikenhead, Debra
Dawn Brodie, Sharon Ann
Brodie, Marion Elizabeth Hill,
Donald Glen McGregor, and
Randal Stuart Wilson, all of
Brucefield; John Ross Kinsman,
and Janice Lynn Turner,
Kippen.
Next Sunday will be an
Easter service at Kippen Church
at 11:00 a.m.
The Londesboro United
Church was filled to capacity on
Sunday evening for a special
service of Confirmation and
First Communion for 19
candidates for church
membership. Those being
received were Lois Anne
Beacom, Larry Kenneth,Carter,
Judy Lynn Howatt, Vaughn
Elizabeth Flunking, Kevin Wayne
Jewitt, Barbara Louise Lovett,
Ethel Doreen Mason, Reta Faye
Mason, Ruthanne McGregor,
Allan Benton Peel, Michael
Dennis Penfound, Gerald
Stanley Riley, Janette Suzzanne
Riley, Karen Elizabeth
Shepherd, John Morley
Shepherd, JoAnne Matguerite
Snell, Richard William Snell,
Kenneth Albert Scanlon and
Mary Lou Ann Vincent. Special
music was provided by the
organist Mrs. Harry Lear and the
pianist Mrs. T. B. Allen with
Miss Betty Snell singing "The
Lord's Prayer" and Harry Lear
"Hear Our Prayers." During the
Laying on of Hands the choir
sang "Lead Me" as well as the
Hebrew Benediction.
Elders taking part in the
Laying on of Hands were Mrs.
Ella Jewitt, Mrs. John Riley and
Messrs. Lorne Hunking, Jim
Jamieson, Bert Shobbrook, Jack
Tamblyn, Norman Alexander,
Earl Gaunt, John Jewitt, Lloyd
Pipe, Henry Hunking, Reg.
Lawson, Jack Lee, Don
Buchanan, Harry Snell and Nick
Whyte.
Clerk of session Jim Jamieson
assisted Rev. McDonald in
presentation of Bibles and
Certificates. Following the
service a Reception was held in
the church hall with the UCW in
charge under leadership of Mrs.
David Anderson. Pouring the tea
were Mrs. 'Wilfred Penfound and
Mrs. John Armstrong
representing the grandmothers
of the candidates and Mrs. John
Riley and Mrs. Ella Jewitt,
members of session, representing
the congregation. The Sanctuary
was decorated with pots of
mums and ferns. Each candidate
wore a red rose. The ushers were
four members of 1970
confirmation class, Lyle Adams,
Larry Lovett, Murray Hunking
and Stewart Glousher.
CUBS
Ontario Chess Open
to be held in Belleville
Fly-up for the
to right) Mrs.
Sharon Carter
Hunt.
1st Clinton Brownie pack was held last week. Seen during the ceremonies were (left
Flowers (Commissioner), Margot Menzies, Michelle Denomme, Terry Garrow,
(Brown Owl), Deanna Delve, Guide Captain and Cathy Anstett. —Photo by Jack
1st Brownie pack
1st CLINTON BROWNIES
Wednesday, March 31, a
Brownie Fly-up was held at
Public School with District
Commissioner Mrs. D. Flowers
presenting fly up Brownies with
Brownie wings and Golden
Hands. Also proficiency badges
were handed out to Terri
Garrow, (swimmers) and Margot
Menzie (skiers and swimmers).
The girls who flew up to Guides
were presented with a compass
donated by the Legion (Mr.
Harry Crich) who are our
sponsors. The girls made up
their own program.
4th CLINTON BROWNIE
PACK
By Nancy Hearn
• We met at the usual time and
started out with a game called
Snail Snail. Then Mary Cantelon,
our new helper, suggested we do
semaphore. First we called out
the letters then we were
numbered from A to G.
After that we went to our six
corners and then we went into
the fairy ring. After that the
Tweenies went with Packie and
Gray Owl, and the Brownies
went with Brown Owl and
Tawny Owl to make placecards
with a Hooter on the front for
the Mother and Daughter
Banquet. After we finished that
it was time to go home,
BY THE ORIOLE PATROL
On Monday, April 5, the 2nd
Girl Guide Company met at the
Wesley-Willis United Church.
First the girls went
downstairs. The older girls
learned how to do knots, while
the younger ones did their
tenderfoot work. Then we went
into horseshoe and discussed
some business. After horseshoe
we went upstairs where we had
inspection and Kim's game,
followed by camp fire and songs.
We then closed with Taps.
ASSOCIATION MEETS
The Group Committee of the
local Guide-Brownie Association
met last Tuesday, March 30, to
arrange for the annual pot luck
supper.
Members of this committee
has Fly-up .ceremony •
will be phoning mothers to ask
for refreshments (food) for the
ANNUAL MEETING & BANQUET
of
HURON (PROV.) LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
HENSALL ARENA AUDITORIUM
- WEDNESDAY, April 14th, 1971
Social Hour 6:30 p.m. — Dinner 7:00 p.m.
Guest Speaker: (Mrs.) JAN STEELE
Executive Vice Pres., Liberal Party in Ontario
supper.
So this is a note for you, the
mothers of Rangers, Guides and
Brownies. The annual Mother
and Daughter supper will be held
in the Legion Hall on
Wednesday, April 28. Tickets
will be available at Guides and
Brownies for the next two weeks
or from Mrs. Corbett.
We would like all tickets
spoken for by April 21.
Some discussion was also
given as to the date and place for
a bake sale.