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Clinton, Ont.
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Pa/wows
Congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs. John Lyons on the birth of
their daughter, on October 14
in Clinton Public Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs, Garner Leach,
Star City, Saskatchewan and
Mr. and Mrs, Iner Smith, Dean
and Melanie of Exeter, Mr,
Wellington Good, Blyth visited
October 12 with Mr. and Mrs,
A large congregation atten.
ded the anniversary service
held Sunday' morning and
evening at the United Church,
Greeting in the sanctuary
were Mrs. Jack Riley and. Don
Buchanan. Ushers were Bev.
Bromley, Larry Howatt, Ken'
Longman, and Darrell Shob-
brook with Danny Lear
assisting in the evening. Our
own choir supplied music for
the morning service under the
directien of Mrs. Allen Shad-
dick and organist Mrs, Allen
Bosman with Louise Lovett at
the piano singing "He's my
Friend' and "Lead me to the
Rock".
The morning guest minister
was Rev. Don Dees of Mitchell
United Church. His children'
story was "your sin will always
find you out", His message was
"come to the party".
The evening service was con-
ducted by Rev. McDonald with
Rev. Wray Mathers of London
as guest minister, and a former
minister, at Blyth U.C.
His message was "In such a
time".
Vie were honored to have
visiting choir The Belgrave
Male Voice Choir under the
leadership. of Rev. John
Roberts with Doreen Anderson
at the piano singing "Sweet is
the work,""Holy City" and
"We are climbing Jacob's lad-
der". -
The church was nicely
decorated with autumn flowers,
The flowers on the memorial
stand were placed in loving
memory of Jack Medd by his
wife and family. The potted
flowers were placed by Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Ellerby in honour of
the marriage of their daughter
Valerie, Darleen- Garron to
Wohert;11,731,1,9th'FMi420:y411-''PutM
church on SaturtlaY,,EollayVing
the service many retired to the
churCh hall for a cup of coffee
supplied by committee` of
Stewards and their wives. A
social time was spent greeting
old friends.
Service next Sunday, October
27 will be at 10:30 ami. E,S.T,
CHEERIO CLUB MEETS
The Cheerio Club held its
meeting on Tuesday October 15
at the home of Laura Lyon.
The meeting opened with
Laura Lyon acting president,
reading short poems on
Autumn and Thanksgiving,
Corn days and Thanksgiving
corn song. Scripture was read
and the hymn "Sing to the Lord
of Harvest" was sung with
Gladys Armstrong at the piano,
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by secretary Ida Dur-
non
Two 40th anniversary cards
were sent, to Iri Dinzer and Ida
Durnin: Roll call was answered
by paying of dues One new
member Alice Davidson, was
welcomed. The draw, donated
by Ida Townsend was won by
Dora Shobbrook, Treasurer's
report was given,
Business was for the
executive to plan for a social
evening to be held in Novem,
ber, November meeting to be
held at the home of Ena
Howatt. A 'reading "3 rooms
and a path" was read by Ida
Townsend,
Ida Durnin spoke a few
words to'.Elsie Yungblut who
has been a Cheerio Club,
originally Grandmothers Club,
member for 25 years and has
now moved to Clinton to live.
She was presented with a gift.
A few games of court wist was
played conducted by Edythe
Beacon and Dorothy Little,
High score was won by Jewel
Cowan. Lunch was served by
Ida Townsend, Laura Lyon and
Ida Durnin.
LONDESBOROUGH
HI C MEETS
The Hi C group met at the
school on Friday evening for
their monthly recreation night.
The large attendance of young
people enjoyed an evening of
basketball and volleyball under
the direction of executive mem-
ber Marsha McNeil; and her
committee, The group then
returned to the manse for lunch
and the remainder of the
evening in fellowship.
LONDESBORO CUBS
The 1st Londesborough cubs
met on Thursday evening with
30 boys in attendance. Leader
Clair McClure conducted the
opening and closing exercises
and each pack assisted the new
members in their tenderpad
requirements. Plans were made
for the annual Apple Day to be
held on Saturday, October 26
beginning at 9 a.m. Boys were
asked to have their parents
drive them on their routes.
Russell Good and Joe
Yungblut.
Jayne Slade, daughter of Mr.
and. Mrs. Raymond Snell, Lon-
desboro, received a Bachelor
of Arts degree ih music at Con
vocation recently held at The
University of Guelph. She is
continuing her studies at
O.T.E.C., Hamilton.
. Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Yungblut, Niagara Falls; and
Mr, and Mrs, John Lyons
visited on the weekend with
Mr. Jiie Yungblut and Mr. and
Mrs, Russell Good.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Jack Medd who
passed away in Victoria
Hospital, London following a
lengthy illness,
Rev, Stanley McDonald at-
tended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Pearl Miller in Listowel
on Monday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Alexander spent
last Thursday and Friday at
the University of Guelph, atten-
ding the 0. A. C. Centennial
Symposium on "Land Resour-
ces-The next Hundred Years".
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Good
and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Popp
attended the Turvey-Yungbut
wedding and reception in'
Woodstock on Friday night Oc-
tober 18.
Mr. and Mrs: Ross Millson
and family Woodstock, spent
weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Bert hobbrook and
attended the wedding of their
niece Valerie Garron to Robert
Miller' in Londesboro United
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
McClure were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Good and Joe Yungblut.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rober-
ton, Seaforth were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee and at-
tended anniversary services on
Sunday morning. '
Mrs. M. Hodgert and family,
Kirkton visited Sunday after-
noon with her mother, Mrs.
Ena Howatt.
Visitors on Sunday Yvith Mr,
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook were
Mrs. Russell Fleming, Seaforth
and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rad-
ford, Port Colborne.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles.
Weymouth, Sebringville visited
on Sunday with her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Herold Longman,
attending Anniversary services.
Dinner guests on Sunday
with Mrs. Jessie Jones were
Mrs, Emma Livingstone, Lon-
don; Mrs, Dorothy Brunsdon;
Mrs, Ida Townsend; Dorothy
Little and Ann Snell.
Miss Pat Burns R.N.A. at
Toronto Hospital spent
weekend with her parents Mr,
and Mrs, Robbie Burns.
, Mrs, Emma Livingston, Lon,
don spent the weekend with
Mrs, Townsend and Dorothy
returning home on Sunday
night with Rev, and Mrs.
Mathers.
Dinner guests on Friday with
Mr, and Mrs, Joe Shaddick
were Mr, and Mrs. Lundy
McKay of Scarborough and on
Friday 'evening Mr, and Mrs.
Johnnie Miller, Goderich town-
ship visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Shaddick.
The W.I. is invited to Clinton
W,I, on Thursday, October 24
at 2 p.m. in the town hall.
The W.I. is also holding its
first card party‘of the season on
October 25 at 8:30 p.m.
Visitors on Sunday and at-
tending anniversary services
with Mrs. Beth Knox were Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Carter, Clinton;
Mrs. Margaret Carter, Clinton;
Mr. Lloyd Carter, Toronto; and
Mrs. Alma Newhort, Victoria,
B.C.
Visiting on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Allen Shaddick was
her sister Mrs. Ferguson of
London.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Shob-
brook visited on Friday with
the family of late Jack Den-
nison at Watts funeral home
Brussels.
Attending the Miller-Garrow
wedding in Londesboro United
Church and reception at Clin-
ton Legion hall on Saturday
from here were: Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Shobbrook Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Shobbrook, Darrell
and Diana, Mrs. Laura Satin-
dercock and Mr. Ken Vodden.
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