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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-11-23, Page 11• HURON BUSINESS MACHINES Olympia Typewriters Adding Machines Calculators 3M Photocopiers Cash Registers Cheque Writers Lat hem Timeclocks Repairing all makes of office machines since 1942. 113 Ontario St. Clinton, Ont. Phone 482-7338 ,ondesboro UCW has Clinton News,,Rpord„ Thorsd4Y,, November 23, 1972---11 oswpoiwwwveragogpioNgormiwwwwwwiviopswemi MAKE YOUR WASH DAY meeting nesboro 1 was held on Monday, October 30th at the home of Mrs, Harry Watkins. It opened with the 4-H Pledge and roll call which was answered by 13 members. The next meeting was held on Monday,. November 6th in the Londesboro Hall. We discussed our notes and made sandwiches out of what we brought, We closed with lunch. ,The sixth meeting of Lon- desboro 1 was held on Novem- ber 6 and we discussed our notes, Our next meeting will be held on Monday, November 20th at 7:30 in the Londesboro Hall, We closed with lunch which consisted of cookies. EXPLORERS A fIOLUID:Al y! LE T OUR LAUNDRY MEN'S SHIRTS OUR SPECIALTY I HURON LAUNDRY 154 'BEECH STREET CLINTON, ONT, FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Itaalatafraf reatabtatUrttirdiUMVINKNIKVAIMMICY5firealadlligfaMadEUVACYdaf Phon• 482-9491 The babies play while mom & dad eat pancakes at Christian School The Explorers held their regular meeting on Thursday at the church. The purpose was given followed by "This is my Father's World". Scripture was read ,by Christine Carter. Roll call was answered by 19 mem- bers, Judy Carter and Debbie Westerhout sang a duet; memory work was reported and 1973 United Church calendars were given out to sell. Gel your snowmobile ready ' MRS. BEFIT SHOBI3FIOOK The Berean unit held their eting on Tuesday, November ,h in the church hall, The eting opened with prayer and 'eading by president Mrs. Ena matt, Scripture was ready by rs.• Lloyd Pipe. Roll call was answered by 15 id minutes of the last meeting are read by secretary Mrs. B. lobbrook. Correspondence in- uded thank-yous from the dams family and Mrs. Norman lexander. Mrs. Joe Shaddick sported for the nominating )mmittee. Mrs, Harvey Durnin :ported that a box of mitts ave been sent to Rev. Ludford. collection of $13.20 was taken or A poem "A Happy Heart" by drs, Howatt and Lord's Prayer vas repeated in unison. Mrs. Joe ihaddick will be in charge of fie DeceMber study. The study period was taken by Rev. McDonald on 'Missions in General'. He read a poem- prayer "Fair Share for All" and howed a film "World Missions" and closed with a reading "Sharing with others" and prayer. Mrs. Margaret Whyte an- nounced the general meeting will be December 4th with a pot-luck supper at 6:30 p.m. There will be a demonstration on Christmas decorations. There will be a dessert lun- cheon executive meeting at the home of Mrs. Whyte on January 3. A lovely lunch was served by Mrs. Bert Brunsdon and t Mrs. Lloyd Pipe. A story on India was given by leader Muriel Sewers. The Ex- plorers Prayer closed the meeting followed by games. SUNDAY SCHOOL STAFF •MEETS UNITED CHURCH Y.P. The Sunday School Staff held their regular meeting on Mon- day evening with a good atten- dance. During the business session, final plans were made During the business session, final plans were made for the white gift service on Sunday, December 10 with the primary, kindergarten and nursery gifts going to the Salvation Army and the senior department's going to World Relief. track. The lubricants can damage' these parts. Fourth, check the tension on drive track and drive chain and adjust if necessary. Also check track alignment and adjust this, too, if it is required. Fifth, check the ski alignment. Skis should be parallel or slightly toed-in. Do all that - it won't take long - and your machine will be ready for another season of sun and excitement on the trail. carburetor. According to the ex- perts, a slightly rich mixture is best and will provide both longer engine life and the best possible performance under varying operating conditions. An exceptionally lean mix, they say, can cause engine damage. If the engine runs rough after car- buretor adjustments are made, the plug may be dirty and need replacement. If the plug is replaced, check the spark gap and be sure plugs are tightened properly. Third, lubricate all wear points but be careful not to spill grease or oil on belts or the Snowmobile time is here again, and, according to service people, now is the time to start getting that snowmobile in shape for the coming season. Here's what the service engineers recommend you do before you take that snowmobile out this year: First, flush out the fuel tank, clean it thoroughly and then refill with a fresh mixture of gasoline, and oil, Regular gasoline works best in snowmobile engines. Second, run the engine at low speed until it has warmed up. Then, if necessary, adjust the ADVANCE POLLS in the TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT For those unable to vote on Polling Day, December 4th, 1972 Advance Polls will be held at the Office of the Clerk in Londesboro, on Monday. November 27th, and Saturday December 2nd, from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Clare Vincent Returning Officer ARENA SCHEDULE THURSDAY INTERMEDIATE GAME — 8:30 P.M. VS LISTOWEL SATURDAY BANTAMS GAME — 6:30 P.M. VS HENSALL MIDGETS GAME — 8:30 P.M. VS ZURICH SUNDAY TOT SKATING 2-3 P.M. PUBLIC SKATING 3-4:30 P.M. JUNIOR GAME — 8:00 P.M. VS EXETER Teachers have session CUB MEETING The United Church observed youth Sunday last week with counsellors of Londesboro Hi-C Group, Donna and Robert Shaddick, greeting members as they entered the sanctuary. Ushers were Brian and Larry Jewitt, Alan Peel, and Gerald. Riley. Bob Stoner and Ken Scott led in singing before the service. Scripture lesson was read by Jim Thompson followed by prayer by Marsha McNall. The choir sang "Without Love, No Feeling" and Bob Stoner sang a solo "Lord of the Dance". Rev. McDonald introduced Mr. Paul Dunsmore of Strat- ford, commissioner to the General Council of the United Church, who gave a report on the conference he attended in August at Saskatoon. He spoke on "Liberation", a new name for development. The flowers in the church were in loving memory of Mr. Harvey Taylor, placed there by the family. The Explorers wish to express their thanks for donations of $42.28 to UNICEF. The Committee of Stewards wish to acknowledge a donation of $25 from Cub and Scout Group Committee. plenty of evidence that - the age of invention began long before modern time. Mr. Claude Kalbfleisch ex- pressed the thanks of the group to Mr. Scotchmer. The next meeting will be early in June at Benmiller at the conservation park. attended the Western Ontario Provincial Assembly of the Canadian Foresters' meeting held in London Friday and Saturday of this past week. Mrs, Ena Howatt spent a couple of days last week with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Mac Hodgent and family, Kirkton, Attending the Warden's Banquet in Goderich on Wed- nesday night, November , 15th were Reeve Hugh and Mrs. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm- strong anf Mr, and Mrs. Clare Vincent Sr. Constable Ken Armstrong, David anf Billy of Stratford spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ar- mstrong. Please keep the date of November 29th open for the "Ontario Fruits" course to be held in the community hall, Visitors over the weekend with Mrs. Elsie Youngblutt were her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Curts of Arkona, Mr. Charlie Gardiner of Kirkton visited on Saturday with his aunt, Mrs. Ena Howatt and cousins, Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Howatt, Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook at- tended a shower for her niece Bonnie Laidlaw in Blyth United Church on Saturday night. Mrs. Hulley of Seaforth spent the weekend at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miley and family. Mr. and Mrs.„ Jim Thomson and family of St. Pauls visited Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and family. Visitors with Mrs. Lillie Web- ster and Mr. Will Govier on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Alec Fraser of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walden, Seaforth. Mrs. Harry Snell, Mrs. Russell Good, Mrs. Harry Watkins and Mrs. Don Buchanan attended the Royal Winter Fair as guests of 4-H Homemaking Club. Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons spent the weekend at the Royal Winter Fair and visited relations in Woodstock enroute home. Miss Edythe Beacom, Mrs. Laura Lyon and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon spent Saturday in London. Miss Beacom poured tea at Trinity Chapter O.E.S. tea. They also visited Mr. Ron Neil and Douglas and Mr. Bert Brunsdon, Westminster Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen spent Monday and Tuesday deer hunting in Bruce. Mrs. Manny Dalrymple and girls, Brucefield, visited on Sun- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt. Mr. Paul Dunsmore of Strat- ford. spent Sunday with Rev. McDonald. At the Cub meeting on Tuesday evening in the church, five boys were tested by the eubmaster, Mr. McDonald, and - passed all tests under the Ten- derpad requirements. They were Cubs Cameron Moon, John Lawson, Bobby Penfound, Bert Middigaal and Neil Cartwright The boys will receive their scar- ves and he invested as Cubs at a special evening when the parents are invited to attend, Mrs. Murray Popp was in charge of the meeting and Leader Bob Watkins was in charge of the games. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley. Mrs. Harry Tebbutt, Mr. Don Buchanan and Rev. McDonald The Superannuated Teachers of Ontario (Huron County branch) held their Autumn meeting Wednesday November 1 at Clinton Elementary School with president, D.I. Hill in charge. 'After a short-business session which included plans for the year, Mrs. Elva Metcalfe of Bayfield introduced the guest speaker Mr. Scotchmer of Bayfield. 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