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A large congregation at-
tended 'United. Church on
Sunday morning. Welcoming.
into the , sanctuary were Mr.
'lm Jamieson and Mr.
Nelson McClure, while the
ushers, were Edward Riley,
Brian, Kevin, and Ken
Jewitt,
The service was a 'cantata
"Joseph and the amazing
Dreamcoat" under the
direction of choir leader
• Mrs. Allen Shaddick. The
pianist was Mrs.. Allen
Bosman, with ' Danny Lear
on guitar, Harry Lear on
kettle drum, Mrs. Allen
Shaddick on trombone.
The flowers in the church
• were placed in loving
memory of Ed. Bell, Joe
Yungblut and George
Mclllwain, who passed away
past week, by their families.
Sympathy is extended to
these families.
There will be no services
through February while Rev.
McDonald is on holidays.
Services will resume on
March 2nd at 10:30 a.m.
session -- 5 year term,
— Londesboro Church met at
Miss Edythe Beacon, Reg. the home of Marjorie Duizer
Lawson, Jack Lee and r on January 20 at 8 p.m. The
Emerson Hesk; two year leader Joan Whyte presided
term -- Mr.. Bert Shobbrook; over the meeting which
one year term — Norman opened with a hymn followed
Alexander; special session by scripture and meditation.
members -- two year term,
Wayne Lyon, David Reid;
stewards — three year
terms, Bill Bromley, Bert
Lyon, Robert Shaddick and
Robert Trick; auditorS: Mrs.
Mary Robinson and Mr.
William Leiper; % Trustees
church — five year term,
Mr. Watson Reid; one year
term, Mr. James Scott Sr.;
Manse — four year term,
Mr. Edwin Wood; three year
term, Mr. Glen Carter;
Delegate to Presbytery,
Norman Alexander; Manse
committee, Garnet Wright,
Mrs. Gourley, Mrs. Reg.
Lawson, Mrs. Nelson
McClure, •-Mrs. Jas. Scott
Sr.; representative of UCW
and Manse trustees
congregational Life and
work, Edythe Beacon, Mrs..
Harry Lear, Mrs. John
Pollard, Mrs. E. Wood;
Annual Congregational representatives of session
A large number .of __"This week" leaders —
members and their families representative of each UCW
attended the annual family unit and Sunday School
pot luck supper at 7 p.m. on Superintendent; Mission and
Friday a
Y
night ht J
n arY 24. service, ice,
Mr. and Mrs.
Rev. McDonald. said, grace Norman a
nAl
Alexander, ,
Mr. and
and supper was served
Mrs. Harry Snell, Mrs.
smorgasbord after supper. Robert . Thompson, Mrs.
Rev. McDonald welcomed Jessie Jones, Mrs.- Bert
all and opened meeting with Shobbrook; Anniversary
reading "A rose from committee -- two
Friendship's Garden" and , representatives of session,
prayer. one of stewards, organist,
This was foll
owed bya
choir
leader, er
,
flower
com-
sing-song from song theets mittee and treasurer; Bible
led by Harry Lear with Mrs. society, Mrs. John Riley,
Allen Bosman at the piano. Mr. Emerson Hesk, Mrs.
Mrs. Edwin Wood was Laura Lyon.
elected secretary- -for= a J3orman--Alexander_ s -Poke
Joan led in prayer and "Jov.
Joy, Joy" was sung.
Nineteen members an-
swered roll by paying of
fees. A recommendation to
have theSunday School
roomdrapes cleaned during
February was made. A
motion concerning laun-
dering of the Junior Choir
gowns was laid over until a
future meeting. Florence
Cartwright was elected
representative to the Life
and Work Committee.
The February meeting will
be held at Addie Hunking's
home on the 17th. Shut • in
treats will be made up at the
March meeting.
Mary Peel and Joan Whyte
had charge of the
programme. A film, on
church union fifty years ago
was shown and everyone
made posters on various
themes. Lunch was served
by Ruth Vincent. Betty
Hulley and Marjorie Duizer.
meeting. The agenda was on mission and service work
adopted as printed, as were •and the session statistical
the minutes.
A panel discussion on
reports of the year and
questions submitted by the
congregation with Mr. Jim
i Jamieson .for the„ session;
Teilrna ,Westerh=out ,:for
Stewards; Mrs. Tom Duiier
for UCW; Mrs. Laura Lyon
for Sunday School; and Mrs.
Gourley for the church
treasurer.
The budget was read by
Teilman Westerhout and it
was moved to raise the
Manse Repairs budget from
$200 to $1,000; the M. and S.
objective raised to, $4,200;
and the fire insurance
policies raised. The budget
was accepted with these
changes. The 1974/ interest
money from the Maines
estate is to be used to
complete Scout and Cub
projector Fund to further
christian education.
Allen Bosman reported as
follows for the nomination
committee:"
report showed membership
transfer — four, removed by
death -- 7, by transfer -- 4,
total membership 419,
baptisms 16, marriages 15,
burials 10. •
Rev. .-McDonald expressed
his appreciation to all of-
ficers, teachers and mem-
bers for co-operation and
faithful attendance, with
special thanks to the choir,
choir leader, Mrs. Allen
Shaddick, organist Mrs.
Allen Bosman, assistant
organist, Louise Lovett, and
he regretted . to lose Mrs.
Bosman as organist end of
January.
Alien Bosman moved a
vote of thanks to Rev.
McDonald for his wonderful
leadership in all church and
community work, and
meeting adjourned with the
benediction.
Aimwell
The Aimwell unit
by all present to be sent to
Ida Townsend, and the rest
of the afternoon was spent
playing euchre.
Lunch was served by
Jessie Jones, Gladys
Armstrong and Dora
Shobbrook.
Cheerio Club
The Cheerio Club held
their meeting on Wednesday,
January 22 at the home of
Jessie Jones with 12
members and three visitors
present: The meeting opened
with Dora Shobbrook acting
president reading "New
Beginning" followed by a
hymn.
TheScripture ture was read by
c
Gladys Armstrong and the
meditation by Dora Shob-
brook, who. read "First
things first". Mrs. David Keith, newly -
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Sorry to report the passing
of another of our older
residents Mr. Joe Youngblut,
87, in. Clinton Hospital on
Tuesday. Sympathy is ex-
tended to his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic.
Stackhouse attended the
christening in Exeter Church
on Sunday January 19th of
their grandson Shane
Patrick, son of Ken and
Sherry Pfaff of Crediton.
Miss Evelyn Walkom of.
Kitchener . spent the
weekend with her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddock.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Youngblut and family of ,
Woodstock and Mr. -and Mrs.
Henry Youngblut, Linda,
Diana and Jim of Niagara
Falls visited with their
sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Good and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Longman attending their
father's funeral.
Lee
Mrs.
Jack Mr. M . and
visited on Saturday and
Sunday' with their daughter,
Dr. .and Mrs. Gary Gall,
Stouffville.
Mr. and Mrs. MacKeith of
Unionville spent the weekend
with his sister, Mr. and Mrs.
MacSewers and d all attended
a reception held in
Teeswater on Friday night
for their brother, Mr. and
The minutes of Task wens.
meeting and treasurers Mrs. Mae
report read by secretary Ida Wingham
Durnin, a than -you notes weekend with
were received from Sundercock.
Margaret and Russell Good
for invitation to social
evening, and from Bert
Shobbrook for card sent.
Group four will be in
charge of next meeting on
Febrpary 19th at the home of
Jewel Cowan. The draw
donated by Mary Longman
was won by Mary Robinson,,
and the meeting closed with
a hymn, and a prayer for the
New Year.
The program consisted of
a reading "The New Year"
by • Jessie Jones. Gladys
Armstrong read a letter she
had received from' Ida
Townsend in Florida. "A
bird naming contest" con-
ducted by Dora Shobbrook
and the winners were
Edythe Beacom and Ida
Durnin. A card was signed
SURVEY OF SCHOOL
'BEGINNERS`.
FOR SEPTEMBER 1975
IN HURON COUNTY
Il'you area parer of a child barn ir'he year 19/0, we would
like to request that you complete this form. Please return it
by February 14, 1975 to:
HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
. Court House,
Goderich, Ontario
(Clip out and Mail this)
Child's Full Name Date of Birth
Address
. Parents or Guardian
Phone No.
Father Mother
Family Doctor
Separate School Child Will Attend ,
ilyWU .IY.W Y..
Public School Child Will Attend
Hutton of
spent the
Mrs. Laura
Remember the WI card
party on Friday night at
8:30.
After nearly 29 years in partnership with Ken Pickett,
Bob Campbell of Clinton will run the men's -wear store
by himself as the other two stores in the chain are
under new ownership.. Here Bob looks at the l.ate.st..sty.le
of men's pants. (News -Record photo)
business splitting up
After nearly 29 years of
continuous business, the firm
of Pickett and Campbell is
splitting up and Bob Cam-
pbell will run the Clinton
business as Campbell's
Men's Wear.
The firmg
originally I1Y
started
up in 1946, and was located
in the store that is now
occupied by the Dutch Store
-on Albert Street. Ken Pickett
and Bob Campbell bought
out Plumsteel Brothers.
Brownies meet
learn new songs
Two weeks ago at
Brownies, we learned how to
use cards to talk p ,.deaf
people. The Golden Bar
Brownies were taught to sing
"0 Canada" and "God Save
the Queen".
We had a lot of fun and
learned a lot of new things.
At the end of our meeting
we had a Pow Wow and
talked about a lot of dif-
ferent things. by Madonna
Meyer
Pickett & Campbell Ltd.
are dissolving their Company
as of Jan. 31, 1975
In 1968 they opened their
in
Goderich, _
store
in , and
1970, they bought the store in
Kincardine.
As of the first of next
week, Mr. Campbell will run
the Clinton Store, Pau
Pickett and Ken will operate
the Kincardine Store, and
the Goderich store will be
taken over by the present
manager, Al Scharlach, and
will be renamed the
;;CRP's Quarters.".
In reminiscing in an in-
terview this week, Mr.
Campbell said he has seen
many changes in the
clothing business in the last
29 years. When they first
opened their store, they sold
men's and boy's wear, some
yard goods, blankets, towels,
and even boots and shoes for
men, women and children.
"I've seen a three-piece
made -to -measure suit go
from $29.50 when we started
to over $300 at present," Mr.
Campbell said.
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In Clinton the Store will be CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR
owned and operated by Bob Campbell.
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owned and operated by Al Scharlach
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their friends and customers for 29 years of successful
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