HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-11-26, Page 222 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, Peoember."3, 1979_
Town Talk.
The annual meeting of the
U.C.W. of Hensall United
Church was held November 23
in the Fellowship Hall chaired
by Mrs. Verne Alderdice who
opened the meeting with a
poem, "Listen to the voice of
God" followed by Prayer,
"It is no secret" was sung in
unison and Mrs. Sim Roobol
gave the Devotional "The Bible
Diary". The secretary, Mrs. Jack
Drysdale read the minutes and
correspondence. Thank you's
were received from Mrs. Wm.
Mickle for the conduction of the
church service and from the
Salvation Army for the bale.
Reports were given by Unit 1
by Mrs. Robert Cook, Unit 2,
Mrs. Harry Hoy and Unit 4 by
Mrs. James McAllister, for the
Manse committee Mrs. R. Cook;
flower committee Mrs. M. G.
Drysdale; treasurer's report Mrs.
Walter Spencer; Finance report
Miss Mary Goodwin; Mrs.
Rodger Venner gave the report
of the program convener in
verse. The urge to grow was sung
in unison with Mrs. Wm. Fuss
accompanist.
Other reports were given:
Citizenship and Social Action,
Mrs. Carl Passmore; Community
Friendship and Visitation, Mrs.
Lorne Hay. The social function
report was given in the form of a
skit by Mesdames Rowe,
Alderdice, Brock, McLean,
Ferguson. The offering was
taken by Mrs. Cecil Pepper, Mrs.
Rodger Venner and dedicated by
the President. Mrs. David Kyle
brought in the report of the
Nominating Committee.
Past president is Mrs. Vern
Alderdice; president, Mrs. Earl
Rowe; second vice-president,
Mrs. Ron Mock; third
vice-president, Mrs. Ian
McAllister; secretary, Mrs.
Stewart Blackwell; treasurer,
Mrs. Walter Spencer;
Community Friendship and
Visitation, Mrs. Robert
Drysdale, convener; Mrs. Lorne
Hay, Mrs. Albert Shirray, Mrs.
Wilmer Ferguson, Mrs. Stanley
Mitchell, Mrs. Jack Consitt, Mrs.
Carl Passmore, Mrs. Jack
Simmons, finance.
Social Functions — Unit 1,
Mrs. Gordon Munn; Unit 2, Mrs.
R. Venner; Unit 4, Mrs. R. Wm
Peck; Press-Publicity, Mrs. Harry
Caldwell, .ands MrsryMaude
Supply,leddet, Unfit secretaries; ,„ ,
ftitekAUSAMOK.g:Xr4t'; 1\14sa Ernest Chipchase, Mrs. Jarvis
Mrs. John, Sinclair and Mrs.
Charles Eyre convened the
program, .and opened with a Sieg-song„ Winners for
progressive euchre were; Ladies:
first, Mrs, Ross Broadfoot;
second, Mrs. James Drunirtiond;
consolation, Mrs. Stewart
Pepper; Gents: first, W, j, F.
Bell; second, Bob- Bell;
consolation, Glenn Bell.
The children enjoyed bingo.
Members of Hensall Legion
Ladies Auxiliary in cpnjunction
with gxeter Aultary
entertained veterans • at
Westminster Hospital Wednesday
evening, Nov, 25. Bingo was a
highlight of the evening with
prizes awarded to the veterans.
The ladies returned to Exeter
and enjoyed lunch at the Legion
Hall. Members attending from
Hensall Branch were Mrs. ATic
Stan, Mrs, Gordon Munn, Mrs,
Clarence Reid, Mrs, Mary
Taylor, Mrs. Martha
Rooseboom.
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick and Mrs.
Annie Cole left Wednesday
December 2, by bus, to spend
the winter months at Lakeland,
Florida.
Mrs. Betty Sangster is a
patient in St: Joseph's Hospital
where she underwent surgery for
an apperidic opperation.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick,
London, were weekend visitors
with the formers mother Mrs.
Pearl Shaddick.
The A.C.W. meeting of St.
Pauls Anglican Church was held
on Thursday evening November
26, in the church basement. .
The president Mrs. Wm.
Scrabuik opened the meeting
with prayer and welcomed the
guests from the United and
Presbyterian Churches. Hymn
412 was sung and the roll call
was taken by each church group
standing and being counted.
Mrs. _ Mary Taylor read the
lesson . from James 2, 1-10. Mrs.
Scrabuik gave the address the
topic being "Unity", prayer for
the sick followed, Hymn 665 was
sung. Collection in aid of the,
Bible Society amounted to
$18.70. The president
introduced Mrs. Walter Spencer
who took them on a picture tour
of many countries. The meeting
closed with the Grace.
ELECTIONS
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
NOTICE is hereby given to municipal electors of the
Township of Tuckersmith, that elections will be held on
MONDAY, December 7, 1970
for the inn-pose of electing three councillors for the
Township of Tuckersmith, two representatives to the
Huron County Board of Education and one representative
to the Huron-Perth Separate School Board.
POLL WILL BE HELD AT
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No. 2 Rex MeGregor residence
No. 3 Robt. Lawson residence
No. 4 Allah Haugh'S Shop
No. 5 John A. B. Bell residence
No. 6 Ken Geminell residence
No. 7 3 Regina St., Adastral Park
D.R.O.
Mrs. Alice Boyes
Mrs, Mary Finlayton
Mrs. Eileen Townsend
Mrs. Ruth Workman
Glen Bell
John Wood
John Pietraszko,
And will be open from 10:00 o'clock a.m. until 8.00
o'clock p.m. and no longer.
Returning Officer,
James I. McIntosh,
Township of Tuckersmith.
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News. of Londesboro
We hear so much grumbling
about the postal service these
days that we felt we should
commend it when deserving,
Recently, John Anstett sent niall
to Toronto on a Tuesday
morning and had a reply by
Wednesday morning. Pretty
quick work. Too bad it isn't
always like that. *
This Week the office staff of
the News-Record had a glimpse
of bygone days. Knowing we arc
interested in old things, Mr.
Harry Thompson of RR 2,
Clinton, brought in a very
unusual pair of shoes for us to
view.
They were for a woman and
at first glance, appeared very like
Wooden shoes. The uppers were
leather and the sole was carved
of wood with an iron rim around
the toe and the heel — somewhat
like a horseshoe.
There was a small brass
buckle to fasten the shoe and a
brass plate to protect the end of
the toes. Mr. Thompson said
they are over 100 years old and
came from Scotland.
* *
Although there are many
empty houses at CFB Clinton,
all activities have not ceased.
Just recently the three women's
groups, the Women's Auxiliary,
the Catholic Women's League
and the Protestant Chapel Guild
combined to work together,
since their numbers have
diminished,
Projects of each group will
now be carried on in the unified
group. A Korean boy is being
supported, needy families are
helped at Christmas and the
ladies still help out at
Huronview. This Christmas
season finds them once again
making favours for the residents
at Huronview and just recently,
a Polaroid camera was presented
to Huronview.
*
J. E. Rands received word last
week that his brother, Oliver H.
Rands, died very suddenly in
Florida. Born in Clinton, the late
Mr. Rands was a JilletYpe
operator employed by the New
Era, then the Clinton
News-Record and the Goderich
Signal-Star for some years.
Mr. and Mrs, Rands were at
their winter home in Keystone
Heights, Florida, when he
suffered a stroke and died.
Burial was in Florida. * *
On Tuesday evening,
December 1, 1970, the Rt.
Worshipful Brother Bryce
Skinner, District Deputy Grand
Master of South Huron District
made his official visit to Clinton
Masenie Lodge 84, AF & AM.
Guests were in attendance
from Mitchell, Stratford,
Teeswater, Sarnia and Hensall.
* * *
Murphy Loyal Orange Lodge
No. 710, Clinton entertained the
ladies at a dinner party in the
Orange Hall on Saturday,
November 28.
. Following dinner, the men
held their annual meeting in the
lodge rooms, while the ladies
played cards in the basement.
The officers for 1971 will be:
Robert Cook, Worshipful
Master; Clark Forrest, Deputy
Master; Frank Forrest, Chaplain;
John Henderson, Secretary;
Thomas Deeves, Financial
Secretary; Frank Falconer,
Treasurer; Wilfred Glazier,
Marshal; Wilbert Dulling, First
Lecturer; Robert Glen, Second
Lecturer; Charles Nelson, First
Committeeman; Norman
Livermore, Mervyn Falconer,
Asa Deeves and Harold
Crittenden, other
Committeemen; Charles
Cunningham, Tyler; Harry
Watkins and Mervyn Falconer,
auditors.
The officers will be installed
at the next meeting on
December 10 by the Past
County Master, Asa Deeves.
Robert Glen was presented
with a Past Master's Jewel,
having been Master in
1968-1969.
Horton, Mrs. Stanley Mitchell,
Mrs. Joe Flynn, Mrs. Norman.
Cook, Mrs. Albert Alexander,
Mrs. John Ingram, Mrs. Lloyd
Ferguson, Mrs. Ross Forrest, and
Mrs. Jack Consitt.
Pianist: Mrs. Win. Fuss. Unit
Leader Unit 1, Mrs, Robert
Cook; Unit 2, none; Unit 4, Mrs.
James McAllister.
The president read, "Don't
Quit" the new president, Mrs.
Earl Rowe spoke briefly,
"Something to sing about"
was sung and a contest was
enjoyed following which Bill
Gibson showed pictures of his
tour of Australia, New Zealand,
England and the Continent. He
concluded by saying that he had
seen many beautiful countries
and met many fine people but
Hensall and the Hensall people
could not be beaten. He is
returning to Hensall shortly.
Lunch was served by the
executive.
K ippen East Womens
Institute held Family Night
Friday evening when they
entertained their husbands and
families to a turkey dinner and
social evening.
Next Sunday the United
Church Sunday School and.
Church Choirs will present the
-el& Pver new. story or the
birth of Christ through pageant
and music.
Under the direction of Rev.
McDonald, the Sunday School
students will be portraying the
ChristmaS Story and the Yeuth
Choir under the direction of
Mrs. Harry Lear, church
organist, and the
Kindergarten-Nursery class, the
Primary Department and the
Junior Boys of the Sunday
School will sing many of the
well known and loved Christmas
carols.
Playing the part of Mary in
the pageant will be Marlene
Sewers with David Reid as
Joseph. The Shepherds will be
Darrol Shobbrook, Keith
Howatt and Kevin Hulley; the
wise men, David Lear, Wayne
Hulley and Trent Shobbrook.
Audrey Peel will be the main
Angel and the other angels will
be Carol Jewitt, Kathy
Penfound, Judy Mason and
Sandra Riley, Rev. McDonald
and Gary Jewitt will be the
narrators.
Miss Edith Beacom and Mrs.
Murray Lyon will be in charge of
the costumes and Ken Scanlon
and Gordon Shobbrook the
Property-
Under the direction of
Michael Penfound, Sunday
School pianist, the kindergarten
and nursery class will sing
"Away in a Manger" to the
Cradle Song tune; the Primary
boys and girls will sing the ever
loved "Silent Night" and the
Junior Boys DePaltinent will
sing' "We Three Kings".
The y94th Choir, under the
direction of Mrs. Harry Lear,
Church Organist, will Ong "Of A
Father's Love" to the Plainsong
Melody as well as "O Little
Town of Bethlehem", "While
Shepherds Watch" and a special
arrangement in four parts of
"Westminster Carpi" with-
Mary-Lou MacGregor and
Donald Jewitt as soleists. They
will also sing "Brightest and
Best" to the Epiphany tune
while the boys'and girls present
Jheir White Gifts. Other _soloists
for the service will be Miss Betty
Snell who will sing "0 Holy
Night" and Rick Snell who will
sing "We would See Jesus".
We are sorry to lose one of
our prominent business men
from the community. Mr.
Russell Pickett and family have
moved this weekend to their
new home in Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldner,
Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. John
Vine, London spent the
weekend at the Manse visiting
with their nephew Rev.
McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McDonald, Mr. and Mrs, Chester
Earl, Rick and Judy, Mrs.
Andrew Bremner and Doris of
Ethel; Mr, Dennis Earl of
Lindsay, Miss Joan McIntosh of
Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Earl of Wingham also visited at
the Manse on Saturday evening.
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George Ivan Boa of RR 1,
Hensall, passed away Saturday,
November 28, in Victoria
Hospital, London, where he had
been a patient for two months
following an operation on his
heart. He was 69.
Surviving are his wife the
former Fredo Harburn, one son,
Ivan, Hensall; two daughters,
Eleanor, Mrs. George Shiels,
Hensall; Margaret, Mrs. Ken
Clarke, Hensall; three
grandchildren; and four
brothers, Malcom, London; Jack
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Currie were held Monday from
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Smale, Tom Smale, Alvin Smale,
Tom Brintriell, Gerald Glenn,
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David, Tommy, and baby Ann
of Waterloo, and Mrs. Florence
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