HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-04-29, Page 7Clinton News-Record, Thursday, April n 1971 7
CPL Charles Hawgood (right) is shown receiving his Certificate of Service from Major F. A.
Golding Base Commander CFB Clinton, Adastral Park, Ont. on retirement from Canadian Armed
" Forces.
Londesboro
,Cheerio Club
donates to
BY MRS, BERT SlriciBBROOK
The Cheerio Club held their
meeting on Tuesday April 20 at
• the home of Emma Livingstone
with 11, members present. The
draw was won by Ida Townsend.
It was voted to donate $10 to
the Blyth Lions Club Easter seal
fund. Next meeting is to be in
charge of Group 4.
The program was a recitation
of "Daffodils" and a reading
"How to win and Keep friends"
by Myrtle Fairservice. A contest
of jtimbled shrub and flower
names was conducted by Jewel
Cowan and another contest
`snow' by Ida Durnin. The rest
of the afternoon was spent
playing euchre. Lunch was
served by hostesses, Emma
Livingstone, Ida Durnin, Lillie
Webster and Jessie Jones.
An audience which filled the
hall were present to enjoy the
variety concert sponsored by
Londesboro Young People's
Group on Friday night, which
was a decided success with solos,
both vocal and instrumental,
step dancing, skits, readings and
the • male voice choir. Rev.
MacDonald and the young
people are to be complimented
on the success of the evening.
Rev. MacDonald acted as
chairman and thanked everyone
who helped in any way.
Mr. Charles Weymouth Sr. an
esteemed older resident of the
community passed away in
Clinton Hospital on Sunday
morning in his 94th year.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Gibbins RR 1,
Clinton.
Please remember the change
of date for Women's Institute
from first Thursday to second
Wednesday evening of each
month.
We are sorry Mrs. Emmerson
Hesk is a patient in Clinton
Hospital having been home for
one month. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
Easter Seals
Mrs, Hugh Sinclair and son
Bradley, London and Mm,
Donna Doerr, Bolicol, Quebec,
visited with Mrs. Harold
Livingstone on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrews,
Greg, Brenda and Nancy of
Toronto spent weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Woods, also visited his father Mr.
Frank Andrews in Clinton
Hospital.
Mr. Wm. Govier and Mrs.
Lillie Webster are spending this
week with Mr. Goviers' daughter
and family Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Hann of Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hunking
and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Doug Johnson
(Phyllis Manning) of Windsor.
Mrs, Ron 'Herby, Vicki,
Joan, Dora, Lynn and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook spent Wednesday
with the Milisons of Woodstock.
Attending the dessert euchre
sponsored by Walton W.I. on
Wednesday night were Mrs. G.
Gourley, Mrs. M.Robinson, Mrs.
J. Jones, Mrs. M. Fairservice.
The Londesboro U.C.W.
catered to teachers federation on
Monday night with 25 present.
The Aiinwell unit of the
U.C.W. held their meeting April
19 at the home of Helen Lee.
The president Ruth Vincent
opened the meeting with an
Easter Meditation. Hymn 354
was sung. Gail Lear read the
scripture. The president gave an
Easter reading and led in prayer.
The story of Hymn 383 was
given followed by singing of the
hymn.
Karen Middigal played two
accordian selections. Betty
Millar and Helen Lee were in
charge or program. Rev.
MacDonald led a Bible Study on
the Book of JOhn. The roll call
was answered by 16 members
and five visitors. A report was
given on the ham supper to be
held May 19. The next meeting
will be a work meeting at the
church on May 18. Rev.
MacDonald closed the meeting
with prayer. Lunch was served
by Joan Whyte and Helen
Lawson.
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CANADIAN FORCES MAN RETIRES
CPL Neil McAuley (right) is shown receiving his Certificate of Service from Major F. A. Golding
Base Commander CFB Clinton Adastral Park on retirement from Canadian Armed Forces.
nrakismiL,
Canadian
Forces men
retire
CPL Neil McAuley will be
retiring from the Canadian
Forces on July 30 at CFB
Clinton Adastral Park, Ontario.
After attending Bech
Collegiate, Neil enlisted at
London Recruiting Unit in April
1954 and was selected for
electronic training in the
Communication Technician
Ground career field. After basic
and advanced training at CFRCS
Clinton he was posted to various
units returning to CFB Clinton
in September 1966 as an
instructor in Advanced Training,
CPL McAuley, his wife Joan
Carol and daughters Krista Ann
and Katrina Lynn live at
Adastral Park. After attending
Althouse College, he expects to
reside in the London Area.
Canadian Forces Base
Clinton, Ontario, announces the
retirement of M/CPL C.
Hawgood.
CPL Hawgood enlisted in the
RCAF in 1942 as a Wireless
Operator and was released at the
end of World War II, After a
mrbite-"at 'ttiVilt-fff 1if1 Chlries
re-enlisted in 1954 as a Teletype
Operator and after postings to
St. Jean P.Q., Clinton, Trenton,
Ontario, 2 Flight Wing
Grastenquin France, Halifax
N.S., Washington D.C. he
returned to Clinton in 1967.
He is a Charter Member and
Past Master of "Ad Astra"
Masonic Lodge Branch 130
Halifax N.S.
CPL Hawgood and his wife
Jean reside in Brucefield with
their two children Marlene and
Gloria.
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