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flali AVOtfons anl
dedicaUon of
ftlpit drapes
by , Miss Irene
Oterline of Warren
Were in loving
IrteraOrY of her aunt and
mete, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ockerline (grandparents et
potiaro.
Communien Table
and Narthex drapes
re in loving Menton' of
Ms. Lily Webster, from a
_guy she left the Berean
Unita the UCW.
Reupholstered pulpit chairs
were presented by Mr. and
Mr*. Art Clarke In loving
memory of her parents, Mr.
andbfrs. Jim Woodman. The
**Vets were donated by the
Illdted Church Women, The
redecoration of the Church
was completed by volunteers
sharing their time and
talents.
Special gilts for further
drapes and panelling to
complete the Church
decorating were given by
special group of friends in the
congregation.
Special music was ren-
dered by the choir, singing
"God himself is with us" and
"When the Roll is called up
wilder", with Louise Lovett
organist and Mrs. Allen
Shaddock, choir leader.
Rev. Grand Mills of Exeter
was guest speaker, reading
Seminar planned
for businessmen
A business management
seminar primarily for people
interested in small business
wflibebeldM Goderich at the
•Comindielight Restaurant
,(Conference Room) on
November 12.
Arranged by the advisory
services department of the
Industrial Development
Bank, in cooperation with the
Goderich Businessmen's
Association, the seminar will
be one of several hundred
conducted by the Bank in
smaller cities and towns
across Canada.
Some 25 to 35 people in-
terested in business are
expected to attend the
sernhtar which will- consider
--Operating-prolections-and- -
financial statements of a
small business and the effect
that an expansion has on
Own.
Fred Durst. C.A. will
discuss various aspects of
business planning and will be
available to field registrants'
,questions on finance, fiscal
controls and -or taxation
matters.
The IDB, which was
established in 1944 as a
subsidiary of the Bank of
Canada, makes loans to
businesses of all types for a
variety of purposes Almost
half of the flank's loans are
for $25.00(1 or less and the
Bank is especially interested
In assisting smeller
businesses.
The advisory services
- department of the Bank
publishes a series of pam-
phlets on small business
- Management, provides in-
formation on Federal
assistance programs
available to businesses,
organizes management
seminars and in other ways
tries,to help business people
to improve their
management skills.
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same ushers as in*
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choir %TOW
singing "latch'
r" and the Lord'
aYer. " Cali t
erriember" was sung by tit
music group. •
Rev. IVIePonald welcomed
111 and conducted the (*Milo
worship. Mrs. Rev„ Sten
Brenton of Botany Charge
Chatham was the gues
speaker and read th
scriptures. Her message wa
"He's not heavy He's my
brother
Following the service a
reception was held in the
Church Hall when all had a
chance to meet Rev. and Mrs
Brenton and Sylvia.
Next Sunday, Church
service will be at 10;30, a.m.
EST when Rev. Jim, Ludford
of Christian Island will be
guest speaker. He Will take
packed bales back on his
return.
Berean Unit
The Berean Unit of UCW
held their meeting on
Tuesday in the Sunday School
rooms. President Gladys
Gourley opened the meeting
with a poem "Thankful".
The theme for devotions
was Thanksgiving. The
Scripture was on Rejoice and
meditation was a reading on
"BeingThankful".
Rev. McDonald showed
film "Someone must Care"
showing different homes the
United Church sponsor.
The Church sponsors
homes for the elderly, the
disturbed, half way houses
for alcoholics and unwed
mothers.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the
secretary. Nona Pipe; and
the treasurer's report by
Dora Shobbrook.
Happy Birthday was sung
for Mary Robinson and Dora
Shobbrook. The Semen Unit
donated a quilt to the family
of Wayne Kennedy who were
fire victims earlier this year.
The UCW general meeting
will be November 10. The
Berean meeting will be
November 11, with Alice
Davidson and Jessie Jones in
charge.
Rev. McDonald showed a
film "Life of. a Japanese
Family" which discussed
their way of travel, traffic
safety, showed Christian
church and school and the
Buddhist Temple and
Imperial Palace.
Gladys thanked Rev.
Mr_actnaki_ closest ..the__
meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served by Ena
Howatt and Tri Dwiaer.
and
Stroton vlsi
owith ,
„Mr.
ar1 Mr. Wayne
Jackson and family ,in
S RidgetoWn and celebrated
Sandra's birtiolaY.
0 Mrs, Murray, Lyons, ffariir
e °Urn*, Staniv Lyon and,
Emirs He* attended the
50th Wedding Anniversaryof
g their cousin, Mr. and Mts.
am Gimes-(E4th Sampson)
in St. Thomas, olvSigurday.
t Rev. and Mr. • §-tan
e Brenton. Chatham awl
3 daughter, Sylvia .(Mrs. Paul
Malette) of nem .spent e „„
workers en 'Cllnto Post0` 4404* aittfoflowlng a till410''iiia$10
Tuesday morning.on Pwas lacked tight on Wednesday Morning,
,Pt.V00 4,11.04 *11: seryteo.eentliais in the srnafler Centres Such as Brucefield, Lon-
,lesboro, andffa (Newphoto)
Personals
Mr. and Mrs, TOITI/ Allen
received word of the death of
his Uncle Mr. James Bedford
Allen, Toronto.
M4. ---,tm.x4faxaktton was
admitted to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London on Monday
for treatillent.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Mitchell and family moved
into their new house en
Wednesday October 15.
Several from here attended
the funeral in Goderich on
Monday for Mrs. Alsalom
Taylor, sister of Nelson Lear.
WI. members attending
the London •area convention
in St. Thomas on Wednesday
October 15, were Mrs. Tom
Allen, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook,
Mrs, Don Buchanan, Mrs.
Ted Fothergill and Mrs.
Margaret Taylor.
Mrs. Laura Sundercock
spent a week wit her niece,
Mr. and Mrs. Pere McBride,
Carloni.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and
unday night with Mrs. Joe
Shaddock.
Mrs. Laura Forbes
returned borne on Friday
from spending one and one
half weeks visiting her sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Carver, Demmer. Michigan
and her sister Mr. and MS.
Barry Langmand, Windsor.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Good were
Mrs. Stella Adams, Leland
and Gloria and Mrs. John
Lyons and Sara.
Mrs. Eleanor Cockerline
and Miss Irene Cockerline of
Warren, Michigan, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
John Pollard and Mr. and
Mrs. George Pollard, Blyth
and attended Anniversary
srevices at Londesboro
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Thompson of Clarkesburg
spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson and
other relations in the com-
munity.
Mr. Mac Sewers and Mr.
Eric Collins of Clinton
returned home on Sunday
night from a one week moose
hunting trip in Northern
Ontario.
• ° Dora Lynn Ellerby ef
Clinton spent the weekend
with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook.
Misse-s Flossie, Esther and
Mary Jamieson of Clinton
were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Townsend and Dorothy, at-
t• ending rniv eraary services.
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'111E EXPERT
1 think that gardening's lots of
fun,
I worship every plant and twig;
1 grab my work gloves, trowel
and spade —
Then tell the gardener where to
dig.
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Thanksgiving is past and in
spiteof everyone being rather
busy at the corn and other
things, there were a few
family gatherings.
Dave and Madeleine
Bartlett bad Dave's parents,
bis brother and bis girlfriend
for the Thanksgiving Dinner.
The Murray Forbes' house
wave busy ane as the Forbes'
family -held their
Thanksgiving here. Besides
Murray, Marlene, Sylvia and
Barb, of London; John and
Connie Van L430, RR Clinton;
Catherine and Tom Archibald
of Kitchener; Don and
Marilyn, Paul, Rick, Brad,
Lisa and Lori of RR Clinton;
Ron and Joyce Taylor, Janet,
Gregg, Lou Ann, and Brent of
Varna; Victor and Mary
Lynn Iacabellis of Stratford;
and Walter and Grace Forbes
of Clinton were present.
• The Allen Family spent the
weekend at the Don Lobb
home; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Allen Sr. of Toronto; Alf and
Marie Plummber and family
of Oshawa; and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Allen Jr. of Toronto.
Jack and Lula Merrill had a
full house also with, Jamieson
and Faye and---41-alter.
Carlow; Grant and Lois Jones
and Chrystal, Hensall; Ivan,
Toronto;, Elwin Merrill,
Clinton; Ross and Mildred
Merrill. Bayfield; George
and Marianne Colclough,
Sharon and Wayne, RR
Clinton; and Mr. Orville
Ribey. Chrystal spent the
past week with her wand -
parents. Congratulations to
Grant and Lois on the birth of
their new son.
Alma Lobb and Lula Cox,
both of Clinton, had
Thanksgiving dinner with the
Bill Lobb family. Susan was
home from London and Gerry
was home from Waterloo.
Guests at the Jack Tebbutt
home for Thanksgiving were:
Paul and Pat Dockstader,
Ooderich; Wayne and Lois
Tebbutt, Goderich; Irvine
and Edith Tebbutt, RR
Clinton; and Bob and Marilyn
French, and family of Mit-
chell.
The Johnson family ot
Toronto were up to their
home an the 16th.
George, Elizabeth and
Marion Thompson were home
from school for the holiday
weekend. The liermans and
the Aikens of Clinton were
guests at Robin and Phyllis'
for a Thanksgiving meal and
the Thompsons were guests of
the Workmans for a meal.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Riley
of Pinner. England have been
visiting with. Bruce and
Dianne Lobb. Mr. Riley spoke
at the Fellowship Bible
Chapel last Sunday. They are
taking a letter for Hank and
Beryl Gelling, Holland from
Bruce and Dianne to England
where they will mail it, since
our mail strike has begun.
Rod and Eleanor Robinson
and family visited with
Mervyn and Jean Lobb over
the holiday weekend.
Mervyn and Jean Lobb and
the Robinson family; Bruce,
• Dianne ',ebb. and family, and)
•the Riley& Murray. and Roba
Lobb, Hugh and Marty and
family gathered at Gordon's
home for their Thanksgiving.
Jessie Jones, Londesboro;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Papple,
Seaforth and Ken Papple and
Trudy of Kitchener were
Thanksgiving guests at the
Alvin Jones home.
The October meeting of the
S.S. 4 Community Club was
held at Harriett Tyndall's
home. The meeting was
opened by the president
Linda Jones leading the
repeating of the Creed and
The Lord's Prayer, followed
with a reading "Help
Yourself to Happiness",
Secretary Madelaine
Bartlett read the minutes of
the September meeting and
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16 members answered roll
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Norene Tebbutt gave the
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The members voted tn
donate $10 to the CNIB.
The November meeting will
be held a week early, October
29th at Norene Tebbutt's
home. Members are
reminded to bring their ar-
ticles for Huronview. Ada
Tebbutt and Edna Oakes
assisted the hostess • with
lunch.
On October 11 th the com-
m unity met at the
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