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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-13, Page 3, 1,49. .41 . 1144 v .5111 Lobb ot the AniVAL was tefltn of ith by Om goes to den' such a tine the worship MDo*MUSIC. Id was guest r tor the. Winthrop Anniversary on Sunday et Sunday we will be privileged to have Miss Marilyn DV, a medical student from Stratftrd who has been an exchange student inKarea this past surnmer„as a pest far the morning church service. A fellowship evening will be hekl on Sunday when Miss Day 'WM be showing her %Udes and speaking about her experiences-. The General public art bolted to attend. Lendesboro alb Pack The Londesboro Cub Pack met on Thursday evening 'With Bob Hulley and his Red Den conducting the opening and closing. Cub. Bill Jewitt led in the Pack Cell to open the meeting and Sixe.r Bruce *Vincent led in the call for the closing. Cubs. Brian Dougherty and Dennis Schnider were flag bearers. Leader Greg Andres led the pack in their games period with gdayinsb show the penr*y. and the duck walk. For the month of *Novemberthe cubs have as ' „therigerCitizen Cub". int meeting.. Assistant Cub Master, David Reid led the group in party wits hall Mk Friday evening, This Yenrkii *MO bitIngS tOgether aktandyoung. Dennis Penfound was in charge at the evening, astiisted by Cathy Pen- Wadi's chargp of **kitchen were Helen Lawson and Sandra Westerhout and lunch was served by members of the intermediate Sunday School classes. Prizes for the evening were awarded to Shelley Westerhout for high score. the prize donated by Rad - fords Garage; low score to Cathy Rattforidonated by the Country Kitchen; the most 30's to Haat Watkins, donated by Bill Soutanes store, and-othe lucky cup to Pat Hunkinit . the gift donated by Londosboro Locker. Shower for Pauline Airdrie On Wednesday, November 5. about 50 ladies of the village attended a miscellaneous shower for PaulhmAirdrie. Corsages were pinned on Pauline. her mother and Mrs. Simon, the groortes mother, by Addle flunking and Dora Shobbrook. A dessert lunch of cake and ice cream was served. After lunch, conte conducted by Clara Riley, travelling cards were won by Mary Longman. Pauline Airdrie, and Linda and Janette Johnston. Bingo cards filled with household articles were won by Norma Gleusher and Shbley Lyon. %%kilns anniversary nearest November S. was Vi Burns. Birthday nearest November CHECK LIST for trouble -he winter driving! ••• Let us &tea aver in at the items on ads 11*1 to put your car in top shape for winter . O ENGINE TUNE-UP—your best protection gainst winter "won't starts." Our engine tune-up includes a new set of Oharivion spark plugs and the checking of points, condenser, rotor. distribu- tor cap, wiring and electrical connecb'ons. and aer fitter. 0 aarretty — we check tar hall power. Make sure terminals and cables are tight and Olean. O VOLTAGE REGULATOR — check adjustment Over or under charger* can ruin the battery. O STARTER AND ALTERNATOR OR GENERA- TOR — remove any corrosion and check brushes. O AUTOMATIC CHOKE — check idle adjustment O CARBURETOR — check. remove and clean if necessary. 0 FAN AND PULLEY BELTS — check adjust - meat It badty worn they should be replaced. O C004.1102 SYSTEM — check anbtreeze end an radiator hoses. READY POR WINTER $ 95 GET YOUR CAR WITH Th1S 7 -POINT CHECK...ALL FOR JUST AT'THE SAME TIME. LET US CHECK THEVOLLOWING CHARGE WILL VARY. DEPENDING ON AMOUNT OF SERVICE REQUIRED. O OIL change dirty oit—or summer weight oit —now for easier cold weather starting. O UGNTS At40 WIPERS — winter is the dadt. wet season. WeU make sure that headlightspark- ing tights, taillights, stop tights and directionals are all working property. Well also check wiper operation and see that the blades wipe clean •without streaking. fill windshield washer tank with antifreeze cleaning Solution. 0 caret examine tread depth. Worn tires are *specially dangerous on too and snow. 0 DRAKES — check tor proper adjustment be- cause even a 'slight pun to one side can throw your cat into a dangerous soft BRING YOUR CAR IN TOCIAlf fOR EXPERT WINTERIZING TO... TIRE It AUTO SERVICE #4 Ho* matio* 4$2 76$1 menis lone ban ant L wflTheanether tw Novereber 2 et az* a charge will be Malinke Mazer. Alice Buchanan. Genevive Alien and Jessie Tebbutt, Sunday Scheel Mrs. Murray Lyon. Mrs, Jack Tamblyn, Mn. Bill Bromley, Mrs. Reg Lawson. Misses. Bernie and Shirley and Rev McDonald atten. the Sunday Scheel teachers yvorkshop held in the Auburn United Church on Tuesday evenings. The ResourceDevelopment Team of Huron,Perth Presbytery conducted the workshop and the Londesboro tea,rhers were in charge of presenting an experimental worship service, The next workshop will be held in ,Londesboro in.ltauary. Personals Congatulations to Cliff and Kay Saundercack who celebrated their 30th Wedd:Mg Anniversary on Nove0er On Tuesday evening their family Mr. and Mts. John Sundercock and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck entertained them with dinner at the Garage. in London. Mr. Airie Duizer was ad- mitted to Clinton Hospital on Friday. Bob Penfound returned home on Friday from having his appendix removed in the Clinton Hospital., Mrs. Claire Vincent visited were Besman an ViolaCamplae., Mr. a4 Mrs Gordon Ker. London visited, On Sun with her sister.' Mrs. Laura Forbes. Mrs. Eno Rowan visited, Tuesday andWednesdey with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs, Mark Hadgert and family. Kirkton. Mrs. JessieJones visited on Sunday with Mrs. Laura Forbes and called on Mr. ono Mrs. Bob Johnston on their 50th Wedding Anniversary at the Summerhill Han, mid An is at Lite heme-made goads Peas Anglican Church, (News,Record photo) • • 0:0 ,/ ,4„k;1 , 1.0 4-5 ,', 4 • " " 1 Rooth e *It out the wares table at a bazaar held in St. test Wednesday, November S. Brucefield UCW is in the swim Unit three of Bruce United Church Women held their final meeting of the year as a family SOCild. Seventy- five attended the hour swim at Vanastra Pool, while others spent a social hour at the church. After swimming, everyone returned to the church hall. Rev. Stephens gave the blessing, and 91 sat down to a smorgasbord dinner. President, Mrs. Arnold Taylor conducted a short business meeting. The travelling apron is on its last rounds and a dime contest was completed. which was a huge success with the proceeds going towards the Pressey Family Fund. Joan Grunewald and Norma McGregor are taking the worship for the General Christmas Meeting. The new slate of officers was read. Thanks was extended to the committee for arranging the much enjoyed day. TY'S HEREI • XM -454977 A Full Stock Of Names Like CUSTOM REGENCY BROWNING HIGAIN DELHI LAFAYETTE One Week Delivery on all Towers by Delhi Order Now! FREE STANDING TOWERS 48' 52' 68' $125." $150.°° $275.00 'Installation $50." Price includes Mast Head Western Ontario's Largest Selection of Stereo & C.B. Equipment is • NOW OPEN sHoRety's Two Way Radio RA" mew. MItas t d Mitchell se 1 a. Wetth ter the Plats th side. women allover After 'the tetteltin8 sery bustaer4 was attended to, and fees and missions were coilected. Then roll call was • takenwith nine members present. The monthly Dutch Auction was held and Hazel Clifford presented Trudy with* birth- day gift from all the 'other ladies. The ladies all sang happy birthday to Trudy and then lunch was served. 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