HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-01-30, Page 8The annualmeeting"of the, ;Rev, Morrison for his
, Brucefield UnitedChurch : splendid leadership •in the
was held on Sunday evening, last five months at
January 19 with a. srrinll 'Brucefield, . and Mr,.
attendance. Morrison expressed • his
Rev. Murdock Morrison of thanks and said he had
Varna acted as chairman, enjoyed the work in
and Allan Hill was appointed Brucefield and Kippers. '
secretary and gave a report The' meeting closed with
of the church in 1974, prayer and a delicious lunch
The different committees was served by the ladies.
who gave their reports for The Brucefield IOOF held
1974 are as follows: Mr. a euchre party in the Lodge
Allan Hill, Brucefield, room on January 24 with a
treasurer; Mrs. John good attendance. •The win-
Broadfoot, central treasurer nerp were: ladies' high, Mrs.
for Brucefield and Kippen, Lorne Wilson; ladies' low,
who also read a letter from . Mrs. Irene Findlayson.;
the 111 and M regarding an men's high,. Robert
increase to the United . Dalrymple; low, Greg
Church of Canada. McGregor; ladies' lone
Mr. Robert Fotheringham hands, Mrs. Lois Hanington;
reported for the building men's lone hands, Mr. Ernie
fund, reporting that a small Chipchase. Another card
amount was owing for the party will be held en Feb.
new church at Brucefield. 7th. -
Ross Scott, chairman of the Mr: Vic Hargreaves is on a
trustees, and Mrs. William business trip out west.
Scott of the cradle roll and Mrs Stanley Neale of
memorial fund gave reports,
as did Mrs. John Henderson
the UCW treasurer, and Mrs.
Berry of the cards and
flowers committee of the
UCW.
Mrs. Walters reported for
Explorers; Mr. J. K. Cornish
for the choir, and the
C.G.I.T.
Mrs. Glen Swan was
replaced on the Sessions
Board by Mrs. B.
Dalrymple. Ending three
year terms on the Steward's
board. were Robert , Broad -
foot, R. Walters and John
McGregor. Mr. Broadfoot
By Blanci..e', DeIWe8
Church Service Sunday at
St. names, Church Middleton
was in charge of Rev. P, 1-1.
Du B9ulay►assisted by Mr.
Harry Baker .of -Bayfield..
Mr. Baker read the lesson
and gave his sermon on the
Bayfield Cemetery, and its
history.
The youth group met at
the home of Trina Connolly
Sunday evening. They will
also meet .a Len Mill's
Wednesday and Saturday to
finish their ' float ready for
the Carnival.
Card Party
A successful card party,
was held at St. James
Church, Middleton, Friday
evening with the following
people being the winners:
ladies' high, Betty Thom-
pson; men's high, Bob
Welsh; men's low, Den
Middleton; ladies' low, Mrs.
Slavin; lone hands, Jack
Smith; mystery prize, Jack
Smith.
Mrs. Fred Middleton and
Don donated two bushels of
•
London visited Mr.. and •Mrs. apples on' which the ladies
MacWilson over the sold tickets and held a draw.
weekend. Mrs. Fred Middleton drew
Mrs. Janet Zaphye spent the lucky numbers of Mrs.
the weekend with her sister, Slavin and Keith Miller.
Mrs. Anna.Aldwinckle. Lunch was served.
Mrs. A. Paterson and her Everyone enjoying the food
mother, Mrs. Sholdice, left and having a good chat.
on Tuesday to visit relatives The A.C.W. would like to
in Florida. thanIt everyone for coming
Rev. E.S. Stephens will , out to their card parties and
occupy the pulpit at hoped to have more later
Brucefield Church "this Personal
coming, Sunday, February 2 Yours truly andEd went to
at 10 a.m. London Sunday to visit sick
The News -Record inad- relatives in University
vertently made a mistake in Hospital.
last week's UCW report.
,was re-elected along with Mrs. John Henderson, the
•Mr. Alex Townsend,- and vice-president, replaced the
John Moffatt. president Mrs. Walters, and
Mr. W. Wilson, on behalf, Mrs. John Broadfoot is the
of the congregation, thanked new vice-president.
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The January meeting of
the S.S. No. 4 Community
Club was held at the home of
Verna Lobb. Since the
president Marilyn F.orbes
was absent Linda Jones the
new ),vsiden1 was in charge.
of ° the`' meeting which ° was
opened in the usual way with
the Creed and The Lord's
Prayer. Linda then read an
article called "Small Town".
Marlene Forbes read the
minutes of the December
meeting and the annual
report. Roll call was an-
swered with "Last year's
New Year's Resolution —
Did you keep it? This year's
resolution." by 14 members.
Milena Lobb read the
treasurer's report for
December and the annual
report. The secretary's
books and the treasurer's
books. were then turned over
to the new officers.
The slate of officers for
1975-76 was read: president,
Linda . Jones4• vicepresident,
' Dianne Lobb; second vice-
president, Karen Watson;
secretary, Madelaine Bar-
tlett; treasurer, Norene
Tebbutt.
The February meeting will
be held at Lula Merrill's
home. A "bake. sale" , will
also be held.
The members voted to
give $10 to the Ability Fund.
The meeting closed with
the Mizpath Benediction.
Lunch was served with
Grace Forbes assisting
Verna.
Harpurhey may
get street lights
Directors of United Trails Inc., a new transportation company, pose with model of
highway coach. They are left to right, Matt Leid4, Simcoe, president; Dave Huddle,
Cambridge -Galt, director and president of All Star Tours Ltd.; Les Habkirk, Seaforth,
vice-president; Nelles Lishman, Kitchener, chairman of the board and Ross Lishman,
Kitchener, secretary treasurer.
Baptist Women pick officers
The January meeting of
the Baptist Women's
Auxiliary was held on
Tuesday, January 21 at the
home of Mrs. Irene Dupee.
They opened the meeting
with a hymn, followed by the
Lord's Prayer. The
devotions were based on
Lamentations 3:1-33 "Great
is God's Faithfulness".
Hazel Clifford went on to
read a letter received from
Marilyn Lemon, a
missionary, and_Irene Dupee
closed this portion in prayer.
The minutes were. read
from the last two meetings
by Mavis Morrison, and the
A request from residents
in Harpurhey for street
lights in their hamlet has
been followed up by
Tuckersmith council. Reeve
Elgin Thompson reported at
Tuesday night's meeting that
a contractor's estimates on
.18 lights. would be available
at next week's council
meeting.,
Council is also in-
vestigating the5iins iion,ofbl, .a
two more lig is in
Egmondville, near the
Seaforth boundary.
Clerk Jim McIntosh sad
the 18 lights in the village of
Brucefield, which is totally
owned by the Township,
- cost $279 a year, in
operating costs. 64 lights in
Egmondville which are
rented from Ontario Hydro
at a flat rate cost over $2,000
per year.
Rental agreements with
Hydro for street lights are
no longer available:
treasurer' reprt was given
by Anita Kiss. A note of
thanks was read and then
general discussions followed.
Hazel then had all par-
ticipate in a game on the
parts of the body.
Fees and Missions were
collected and the roll call
was answered by 10 mem-
bers"and one visitor.
They then had a Dutch
Auction, with articles
donated by Mrs. ' "ppington
and Barbara Bellefluer.
They sang another well
known humn , and had a
quick re-election of all of last
year's officers, which are as
follows: president, Mrs.
Hazel Clifford; vice-
president, Mrs. Irene Dupee;
secretary, Mrs. Mavis
Morrison; treasurer, Mrs.
Anita Kiss; flower com-
mittee, Mrs. E. Butler and
Mrs. L. Leppington.
Then a ' surprise Baby
Shower was given for Mrs.
Shirley Buruma and later
lunch .was served which was
brought by Mrs. Trudy
BUstri and Moris Morrison.
Next month's meeting will
be meld on February 18 at
the home of Mrs. Moris
Morrison.
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