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United Church notes
Rev. Eric LeDrew of
Brussels was guest minister at
Londesboro United Church on
Sunday morning on exchange
Sunday wh n Rev. Stan
McDonald as at ' Walton.
Greeters int the sanctuary
were Reg. Lawson and Jack
Tamblyn, while the ushers
`were John Salverda, Darrell
Shobbrook, Craig Miller and
Keith -Howatt.
The choir anthem was "I
heard` the church bells
ringing". Rev. LeDrew's
children's story was "A
minister and his six-year-old
daughter, and his message was
"at the ascension."
Bowlers annual banquet
On Thursday April 10th, 38
bowlers and their guests were
present for their annual
banquet and awards night of
the Londesboro Men's Bowling
League at the hall where the
W.I. catered to a delicious hot
beef dinner.
.Rev. McDonald said grace
and following the banquet, the
ladies were thanked by Jack
Snell and Jessie Tebbutt,
replied for the W.I.
A short business session was
a held before president Joe
Hunking called on Joe Atkin-
son, proprietor of the crown
lanes in Clinton, to present his
t> trophy to the bowler with the
top average, Jack Lee, who had
a great year finishing with a 219
average. The high triple was
won by Bert Lyon with a
ft. sparkling 824.
Doug Snell with his 325 was
presented with high single
trophy and Harry Lear
received the most improved
trophy with a plus 11. The
trophy for the winning team
was donated and presented by
Joe Atkinson to captain Doug
Snell of the "Tigers", who in
turn presented individual
trophies to team members.
Gordon Radford, George
Carter, John Radford, Harry
Lear and Bruce Roy. Spares
Gordon Howatt, Murray
Adams, Henry Wilts and Bruce
Shillingham were. presented
anniversary coffee spoons. The
May meeting will be taken by
Helen Alexander and Laura
Lyon and the roll pan will be
"Your church membership at
time of union in 1925.
The study period was taken
by Dora Shobbrook and Mary
Longman, with a reading
"Love is sharing" by Mary,
"Our changing role in mission"
explaining how we now help
them to help themselves. It was
taken from the Adult Mission
Study. Dora gave a reading 'A
trial in Korea' by Marg and
they were favored by piano
instrumentals by Laurel
Duizer. Marg gave a reading
and meeting closed with a
hymn, and prayer.
A lovely lunch was served by
Hattie Wood and Dorothy
Brunsdon, assisted by Jessie
Jones.
W.I. Installation
The W.I. annual meeting and
installation of officers was held
on Wednesday night April 9.
President Jessie Tebbutt
welcomed all and roll call was
answered by "something the
Institute has taught me." The
minutes of last .meeting and
financial report read by
secretary Margaret` Taylor.
Communications included a
thank -you from Jessie Jones,
an invitation to attend Blyth
W.I. on May 12th, a thank -you
from Goderich mental retar-
ded, and a letter saying the
Dairy Queen would be willing to
speak at the W.I. meeting. .
Hazel Reid reported that hall
curtains were hung and Ena
Howatt reported for the Clinton
Hospital Auxiliary Hospital
Day, May 12th with a fashion
show parade of nurses
uniforms.
Jessie Tebbutt reported on
the district executive held at
Auburn. A new Korean child
had been adopted. Londesboro
to supply musical number for
West Huron disctict annual on
May 26th in Blyth.
The guest speaker was
district president, Mrs. D.
Haines, Auburn, who passed 23
,, withriniaturetrophies ..., .. ,questions 40 ere�,en
The prize for team finishing procedure from hand book and
second was presented to answered them. ...
captain Ernie Johnston and his Nominating convener Dora
"Lions", Jack Lee, Murray Shobbrook read the nominees
Lyon, Joe Hunking, Hugh for 1975-76 who were installed
Flynn and Dave Anderson. by District president, Mrs.
Top spot ian the playoffs was Haines. They are: past
won by the "Tigers" with once president, Mrs. Eric Anderson;
more the Lions in second spot. president, Mrs. Harry Tebbutt;
Thanks to Joe Atkinson was first vice, Mrs. Bert Shob-
heartily expressed and Jack brook; second vice, Mrs. Tom
Armstrong moved a vote of Duizer; secretary-treas., Mrs.
thanks to president Joe Lorne Hunking; assistant
Hunking and secretary- sec.treas., Mrs. M. Datema;
treasurer Harry Lear. public relations, Mrs. Watson
A suggestion of expansion to Reid; district director, Mrs.
a six team league for next year Eric Anderson; ass. director,
was presented and if enough Mrs. Ena Howatt; press
are interested by the annual reporter, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook;
meeting in August, they could pianist, Mrs. Tom Allen; ass.
see a new format for the pianist, Mrs. Edwin Wood;
league. auditors, Mrs. Mary Robinson,
Following the presentation, Mrs. Edwin Wood; resolutions,
the bowlers went to Clinton Mrs. Tom Allen; flower and
where Bill Sottiaux with a card convener, Mrs. Robert
single of 316 and 765 triple, and Burns; flower and card com-
his partner Gordon Radford
proved to be the cream of the
crop with second place to 13ob
Thompson and Ted Overholt,
with Doug Snell and Jim
Howatt finishing third. Hidden
score prizes donated by Rev.
McDonald and Joe Atkinson
were won by Joe Hunking, Jim
Howatt and Murray Adams.
W.I, card party
The W.I. card party was held
on Friday night April 11 with
nine tables in platy.
Winners were: ladies' high,
Marg Clark; lone hands, Vi
Howes; low, Gladys Wallace;
Men's high, Charles Cun-
ningham; lone hands, Gloria
McEwan, (playing as a man);
low, Laura Lyon (playing as a
man; for lucky cup, Mary
Shobbrook, donated by. Charlie
Cunningham.
The season's card parties will
end on April 25th. In charge will
be . Mrs. Marjorie Anderson,
Nettie Clark, Beth Knox and
Gail Lear.
Couples Bowling
More than 60 persons at-
tended the couples bowling
league for their final night of
the season at Clinton Crown
Lanes: They returned to the
church for lunch and presen-
tation of awards.
The ladies' high went to
Nancy Roy; men's high to Tom
Duizer; ladies' low, Gail Lear;
men's low, Mac Sewers. Hidden
scores went to Florence Car-
twright, Marion Snell and
Bruce Shillingham. The high
couple were Bruce and Nancy
Roy.
The committee for 1975-76
season consists of Joe and
Janet Hunking, Mac and
Murial Sewers, Teilman and
Sandra Westerhout,
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Bell on the arrival of
their daughter, Elizabeth
Joanne in Clinton Hospital on
April 7th. A sister for Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mit-
chell have purchased the
property of late Charles
Vodden.
Those attending the W.I. ,west
Huron executive meeting in
Auburn on Monday April 7 were
Jessie Tebbutt, Margaret
Taylor, Marjorie Anderson and
Mona Pipe.
Miss Isabel Alexander of
Toronto is visiting with her
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs.. Ross Millson
and family of Woodstock spent
Friday_night with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs..BertShobbrook.
Seven W.I. members at-
tended the Clinton W.I.'s 70th
anniversary dinner in Legion
Hall on Wednesday April 9th.
They were Mona Pipe, Myrtle
Fairservice, Dora Shobbrook,
Addie Hunking, Margaret
Taylor and Marjorie Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Gilles Roy of
Ottawa spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse before
appearing at Gail Glanville's
dance recital held in ,Blyth
Public school • where he and
wife step -danced. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy are seen on C.B.C. and are
also the teachers of Pat
Stackhouse and Gail Glanville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking
celebrated their wedding an-
niversary and Murray's bir-
thday on Sunday with a family
dinner at .the home of their
mittee, Mrs. J. Jamieson, Mrs..;. -daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Beth Knox; Tweedsmuir
curator, Mrs. Reg. Lawson;
Tweedsmuir committee, Mrs.
Lloyd Pipe, Mrs. T. Allen, Mrs.
Lorne Hunking ;
Conveners of standing
committees - agriculture and
Canadian industries, Mrs. Les
Reid, Mrs. Tom Allen;
Berean Unit citizenship and world affairs,
The Berean Unit of the. Mrs. Norman_ Vincent, Mrs.
U.C.* held their nieetirig in Harry Lear; education and
the church parlors on Tursday cultural • affairs, Mrs. E.
April 8. President Gladys Fothergill, Mrs. G. Gourley;
Gourley opened with poem family and consumer affairs,
"God Cares" written by A.L. Mrs. Art Colson, Mrs. W.
Rogers, Clinton. Jewitt.
, Devotions were led by Dora President Jessie Tebbutt
Shobbrook with theme "Faith" thanked Mrs. Haines and
"Be ye doers of the word," presented her with a gift. Seven
followed by a hymn. Scripture members were congratulated
'was 'head by Marg Longman for perfect attendance: June
with meditation and prayer by Fothergill, Margaret Taylor,
Dora. Dora Shobbrook, Mary
• • Business was conducted by Robinson, Ena Howatt,
the president and the minutes Romana Jamieson and
of last meeting were read by Florence Cartwright.
secretary Nora Pipe. An in- It was moved that meal
vitation...to Blyth tha(nkoffering prices be $3.50 per plate. Mona
on April 20th and a thank -you Pipe thanked Marjorie Duizer
note from Jessie Jones were and Marjorie Anderson,
received. leaders for "Baked in a pie"
Roll call was answered by course, and presented them
"signs pertaining to spring" by with a gift from those who
11 members and one visitor. attended the course.
Birthday pennies were It was decided , to have a
received and Happy Birthday dessert euchre on April 25th.
sung for Jessie Jones and The program was an in -
Margaret Whyte. Supply strumental "The Ottawa valley
secretary received a reply of song" iby Gail Lear. A skit
thanks from Mennonites for "Fault Finding" was presented
knit bandages. by Ruth Vincent, Gail Lear and
Gladys Gourley explained the Marjorie Duizer.
new system for recording of- The meeting. closed with
ferings and showed a bookmark Queen and W.I. Grace and
made from bread Blips made by lunch was served . by Gay
Mrs. Skimmins. The Datema, Mary Robinson,
treasurer's report was given Dorothy Brunsdon and
, and several members bought Marguerite Gross.
Duizer. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Art Hunking and Todd,
Exeter; and Julie Bowie.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
visited Sunday with Mrs.
Edythe Lovett, Clinton.
Mrs. Jessie Jones visited on
Sunday with her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim.Snell and family.
A number from here attended
the -trousseau tea for Arva Ball
on Saturday at the home of her
parents, Mr. w. and -' Stan
1VIrs.
Ball; RR 1, Auburn_ . _ -
Brucefield
BY
MRS. H.F. BERRY
Miss Gwendolyn Hill spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hill, Robert
and Lyle.
Mrs. A. Paterson, Mrs. M.
Sholdice have returned home
having spent the winter in
Florida. •
We are pleased to report that
Mr. James McNaughton has
been well enough to return
from • Stratford to Seaforth
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Funnal,
Guelph visited with Mrs.
McNaughton on the weekend,
also with Jim McNaughton,
Seaforth hospital.
Mrs. Vic Hargreaves spent
Monday in Toronto.
The centennial meeting of
Brucefield United Church
which was to be held on
''Tuesday evening, April. 22 has
been changed to Sunday
evening April 20th.
N.•
Even if the day was cold and the water near the freezing point, the Bannockburn River was in
perfect shape last Saturday for the annual Hully Gully Canoe Race. A couple of hearty souls are
shown racin* over a partially submerged beaver dam. (News -Record photo)
Many tour Varna sugar bush
BY MRS. IVAN McCLYMONT
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Reid on the loss of
her father, Mr. Orville Blake of
Holmesville.
UCW meets
The UCW meeting' was held
in the basement of the Church
on Thursday evening with 21
members present.
The acting president for the
month of April,.- Mrs. Doug
McAsh, opened the meeting
with a poem and group 3 was in
charge of devotions:
Mrs. Ivan McClymont opened
with a call to worship, followed
by a hymn. The Scripture was
read by Mrs. John Ostrom.
Mrs. Bill Dowson read from
January "Observer" "Let us
not weep for Donna".
The offering was then taken
up by Mrs. Ralph Stephenson
and dedicated by Mrs. Charles
Reid. A hymn read by Mrs.
Tom Consitt closed the
devotions.
The business meeting con-
tinued, and Mrs. Harvey
Hayter read the minutes of the
last meeting and took the roll
call. Forty-eight calls were
made to the sick and shut-in in
March. Mrs. Bob Webster gave
the treasurer's report.
It was decided to have a
dessert euchre on April 23 in
Varna Township Hall at 1:30
with group 3 in charge. Mrs.
John Ostrom, Mrs. Murvin
Johnston, Mrs. Louis Taylor,
Mrs. Gordon Johnston, and
Mrs. Gordon Hill were.
nominated to form a committee
for an anniversary project.
There will be a plant sale at the
May meeting.
The meeting was closed by
the Lords Prayer and lunch
was served by hostesses Mrs.
John Ostrom, Mrs. Murvin
Johnston, Mrs. Bill Chessell,
and Mrs. Ivan McClymont.
Full House
There was a full hall at Varna
for the final evening of the
season of card parties spon-
sored by the Varna Orange
Lodge at which the Bradley
Family were enjoyed by all.
Twenty-five tables were in
play.
Bush Tours
A cool sunny day saw canoe
races on the Bannockburn
River last Saturday and wagon
tours to McClymonts Sugar
Bush where the maple sap was
flowing and maple syrup and
hot pancakes being served at
Hully Gully on Saturday, April
hM
BY MARY 'WERNER .
McKillop IV, 4-11 heldtheir
fifth meeting at the home of
Mary McClure on April 8th.
Roll call was answered with a
suggestion for an exhibit or
demonstration for 4-H
achievement day and the
minutes of the last meeting
were read by Sharon Thom-
pson. For group work, they .
learned 'How to make a hand
made buttonhole'. The next
meeting will be held on
Tuesday, April 15th at 7:30.
Court Constantine
• Court Constantine L 1842 held
their monthly meeting on April
10th in the hall. Business
discussed was the April 4
Dance cancelled and to be held
on May 23rd at Family
Paradise with the Silvertones
providing the music.
April 17th is the day the
District ' Council Annual
meeting will be held on the
Cranbrook Hall in the form of a
dinner and dance.
Carolyn Thompson's youth
committee are in charge of the
Chicken Barbecue to be held on
June 29th for the Centennial in
Seaforth.
Court Constance and Con-
stantine are making plans for
their chicken barbecue to be
held at the hall the first part of
June.
A committee is busy with
plans for the remodelling of the
washrooms in the basement of
the hall.
Personals
Mr. Paul Stevenson spent the
weekend on a trip to Calgary.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thom-
pson of Etobicoke and Mr. Jim
Thompson of Lindsay were
weekend visitors at the John
Thompson home.
Mrs. Paul Stevenson at-
tended the Keller -Long wed-
ding in Waterloo on Friday.
Alvin Storey of Vanastra
spent the weekend with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Storey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Presz-
cator, Rhonda, Rick, Denise
and Danny of Kincardine
visited on Sunday with Mr.wand
Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Diane
and Nancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Marris Bos,
Steven Sharon, Kenny and
Michael visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Bom-
mell, Brian Jennifer and
Joanne of Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Storey" of ,1111:
Clinton were Sunday visitors
with Mr. -and Mrs. Bill Storey.
Mrs. Paul Stevenson, David,
Darren, and Luanne spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Herman of
Shakespeare.
Sunday visitors with the John
Thompson family were Mr. and
Mrs. Terence Hunter of
Colborne Township and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Merner; Sandy,
Julie Ann, Michael and
Michelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Szusz,
Randy, Rodney, and Robynne
visited on Sunday with his
nephew and wife, Mrs. and
Mrs. Glen Szusz of Rodney.
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