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Clinton News-Record, 1975-10-16, Page 3,11.11171 e again ,,grandmother , Cook at Southampton nursictg hornEn Mrs. ,. .10. „J'ones spent Thanksgiving Sunday with her jOrle ttizer, •Alice 14ocbartart, Jetsit Tebbott, Marjorie Andersen. garetTay104 and Pore bbc attended the WI Ofl West Reny inBelgrave Reg, Wirtser of Lortrkfrt t the holif4rty weekend with Bethittoi, Mr. and -Mrs. Frartkjohnston and fatailY Vent. the weekend at Niagara Falls and Corning. New York. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck of RR London visited on Sunday afternoon with her grand- mother, Mrs. Laura Saun- dercock. Frank Ellethy spent the weekend with his grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert •Shobbrook. • Fourteen members of Lon- desboro church attended the central regional meeting in Clinton's Wesley -Willis church cm Tuesday night Mrs. Capling of Kitchener spent the weekend with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Claire VjncentSr. Thanksgiving weekend visitors with Mrs. Alien Shaddick were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shaddick of Moorefield, Miss Lloy Shaddick of Kit- chener, and Miss Nancy Cressman of Scarborough. On Sunday, Mrs. Doris Snyder of Kitchener and her mother, Mrs. Walkom of Mitchell visited. Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood on Sunday were their family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Andrews and family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood and family of Wingharn, and on Sunday, Mrs: Mildred McNall of Blyth and her son Eddie of Vancouver. Lorie Armstrong of Stratford spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong. lr*e choir Om was I iaiiks unto the and Rev. ittildrettis story as "Behin4 the wilderness of wesee the os". Junior 0, leaders Were Mrs Allen with AnbernIte guests.opeThe third meeting of the OSTifertt,:' Jessie Teblettt, Baker's Dozen Was held at the ned the ng with horn* of Itilrejorie Anderson on Genevieve Allemeetin at the plam Seeterabera ' ' •T0041414 Vireiterhout. ,The ,ge vms "14 trod thing ztvethanksuntethetord". beflowersat the front ofthe rch re placed in4 loving rn�y o( Jack Medd, who sed away one year ago *ober 15, by his wife Doreen and family. There was a large number of visitors present Please keep in min the anniversary services riext Sunday, October 10 at 11 aim with guest Minister Rev. Giant Ws of Exeter and • special music by our choir. The p.m. service will feature EXtest minister Mrs. Rev. etronton of the Botany Pastoral charge, and the C.D.S.S. Clinton choir as guests. In the morning a Dedication of ...Memorial Gifts to our church WI be made. • Explorers xneet The Explorers meeting opened with the purpose and • "This is my father's world". Twelve new girls joined, with a total +ern girls at the meeting. Mrs. Westerhout read a poem and told us what we bad to recite to get stars on November t Initiation next week, when third year girls get to initiate iLst and second year girls. M. Westerhout told us that we would decorate the church on Saturday morning Sally Pollard read short section from the Bible and we made candy bags to sell at the •October 22 bazaar. We played 'Sot Potato" and closed with our expedition and the • Explorer prayer.—by Karen Farquahar • 4-H dub We held our second meeting of the Bread Brewers at Mary auffinga's on October 8. We practiced kneading bread. We used half the dough to make rolls and made all the different kinds of rolls described in the book. • The roil call was taken and the minutes were read. We took up the subject matter and dosed with the pledge. • keg:meats were then Ron call was answered by The meeting started with the ming a man of the hour and pledge followed by the minutes. what he is doing for his gauntry. Wiarksie Anderson readesome The trdnutes of last meeting brown batter rolls, while were read by secretary. Marjorie Duimr read about treasurer Addle Hunting, and "convenience yeast products". Barbara and Judy Carter Then we did a "Menu building favored with singing "rve g�t sheet" andanswered a question something on my mind", a4 frornthe home assignment. companying themselves on the To end our meeting we ate guitar- the brown batter rolls that The financial report was Marjorie made along, with given and conununications urangejuice. - included the Historical meeting On Monday, October 6, the to be held on October 15th at Baker's Dozen held their fourth Creditors- the Simcoe rug__ fair en Thaiiksgiving meeting with roll call, which weekend; the leaders school for was bring and show a food label "A salute to vegetables" to be from a convenience, yeast held in Clinton Wesley.WiWs productused inyour home. Church on October 21 and 22 We 4ere put into pairs and and in Wingham on 23-24, with then made one of these, Margaret Taylor and Alice Parkerhouse MIs, figure B's, Buchanan attending; an in- bowknots, snails or fan fans or vitation to Seaford) W.I. is cloverleaVes. ' changed from October 21 to the 20th; and an invitation to Shower Carlow W.I. on November 26. Mrs. Len Caldwell and Mrs. Jessie Tebbutt gave the Dave Anderson were hostesses Highlights of the Mum County on Saturday, October 11 at the West Rally held in Belgrave onhome of- Mrs. Caldwell for a Monday when five members miscellaneous shower for attended. Londesboro put Donna Youngblutt of on the skit "Fault finding" by Kamloops, B.C., bride -elect, Alice Buchanan Marjorie whorl 20 friends and neighbours Anderson andDora Shobbrook, gathered to extend their best S J ort avoureci wishes. with a piano solo, and Barbara Candace MarZait0 presented and Judy Carter sang "Paper the 'Wei. Donna thanked Roses". and lunch was served by the Gail Lear introduci4 the hostesses. speaker, Mr. Craven from Qoderich, who has been Personals probation officer for 20 years. - •Congratulations to Mr. and He *Ike on citizenship which Mrs. Bill Hamilton, who was 4400 by all, and he was celebrated their 45th wedding thanked -and presented with a anniversary on October 8. The gift by Annie Vincent. family were home on Sunday. Margaret Taylor was ap- Congratulations to Mr. and s pointed delegate to the con- Mrs. John Bylsma on the birth vention in St. Thomas on of their son, David Andrew October 15th and 16th. Jessie born in Clinton Hospital on Jones reported from the October 5th.,A brother for Mark Hospital Auxiliary. They are John. having vanishing card parties Mrs. Laura Saundercock and it was moved to give a returned home on Saturday donation in place of par- from spending the past week in dcipating. Clinton Hospital with a toe It was decided to start card infection. parties on October 24 in same Mrs. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and order as last year. In charge of Greg. of Hanover visited on first one are Marguerite Gross. Sunday with his mothet. 'Mrs. Helen Lawson, Rom Pipe and Geo. Cowan. Mr. Allen Shaddick left on Friday for Western Canada where he will visit with Cor- poral and Mzs, Richard IrldICIAJA tnfrttliv.4.-Crand. vs' cousins in ifactga and Congest Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm. trong, Lorie and David were E served.—by Mary latiffinisi.' d'e ta Explorers • The Explorers met in the Sunday school rooms * on in October 2. rea The meeting opened by taking all the six new girls' coil names: Laurel Duizer, in Elizabeth Lawson, Karen Ruth ,Tolieston, Dawn Flynn, Lori Zusz and Suzanne Tamblyn. gran Shobbrook ; grandmothei with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. On aturday, all visited with xis Howatt It was also t Met purchase -six card Wes and 12 decks of caul& Hazel Reid reported kitchen screen had been donated and stalled. Helen Lawson gave ding ambition. The program committee held tests for grandmothers: ost recent grandmother, Vincent; most great- grandchildren, Mrs. Leach; dmother of twins, Dora Miss Donna Youngblutt of Kamloops-I:LC-is spereling_ 10 days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scanlon and Ken. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maizano, Candace and Gien of Toronto spent the weekend with heren parents, Mr. and Mrs, L Caldwell Miss Pat Bums of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson of London spent the weekend with their parents smallest waist, Jewel Cowan; 144, colleges insiitotions have been e prinie target for the falsebillings. Typically an invoke is received requesting payment for an advert%sement in a neWSpaper. The invoice may be on the letterhead of an ad vertising agency and may be Daffield I 4111 On Wednesday, Oct 1, we held our first meeting 4 the Bayfield 1, 441 Club at Mrs. Garrett's house. We chose our officers: Patti Greer, president; Diane Garrett, vice president; Cathy Leppington, secretary; and Joanne Chapman, press reporter. Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. Phoenix showed us the basic steps for preparing and kneading dough for bread. The second meeting of the "Yeasty Yummies" on Wed. Oct 8, was held at Mrs. Phoenix's house. We learned how to make White bread and we also tasted the brown bread we had frozen at meeting one. Our meeting started with the 411 pledge and Motto and the roll call. Our next meeting was at Mrs. Garrett's on Oct. 15. —by Joanne Chapman n t thfla tea!! P Art tWa,rvatte ens nt display to order for teachers to ibitions of art prepare classes for viewinethe visit Iluron Countycam y work, schools during 1975-76. The first exhibit 'Figure Each display will be in a Variations" will he in Pederich school. for approcitnately ten District CJ. from Islovember17 days. Information kits en the to November 28 and at Central corning exhibition wilt be sent Hum s:s. from December 4 to Deeember 10. This will be followed tlir "Cape Dorset Prints** in Goderich District C.1. from March 31 to April 14 nott Central Huron S.S. frem 21 toMay 5. Tice public is invited to view these exhibitions while they are in the County. Thanksgiving guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter. Mrs. Ena Howatt spent last week with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M: Hodgert. Kirkton. Miss Lavina Knot of Toronto spent the holiday with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ross 'Willson and family of Woodstock visited on Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shohbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Glousher, Stewart and Barbara . spent Thanksgiving Sunday with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure. Holiday weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bili Bromley and girls were her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alec. Sproule and ahge,.. Kitchener. -1Wr. andlqrs. Win. Hamilion, flioorefield, spent the holiday with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. purchase the THRIFT BOX (9 Finger titian' Goad Pieces) AT THE REGULAR PRICE and get FREE French Ure_E_r_-$ie_1_1s:1I,;11t%_ o, •.1131. and l:f1°z* a:1eSlaw o11i4/S 4,1,4200,4N COWAN,' Colonel Sanders and tusboys make ft **finger Itckire-good" •GODERICH 464,8 moi• • • P G E.P.A. 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