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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-20, Page 3Spfp+.vklBtla�Yl �nnean'#e In the es disbrle at year delegate and *s now sturdy pg in S,Margie Whyte told to chl dren's story '`f am lovable and capable." a ►ni or leaders were Shirley Lyon, S"*ttdra.Popp and Diane Presrcator, The Snell family. arara Rosman, Bonnie and Betty 3'ewitt, Rob and Rick Snell provided the music, singing "Pass it enc" and "Move On." Greeter, were Golda Sewers enevin Bully. and the ushers were Colleen Carter. Heather Fotherfill, Barbara Glousher and Cheryl Reid. Berean Unit meets The Berean Unit of the United . _.. Church.. y held their._. meeting in the Church parlour on Tuesday, November 11. President Gladys Gourley go opened with a poem. 44 egacy» and devetlb* * , readings, "One Nation Und God:," and "Thanksgiving.', by Alice Davidson, followed by a hymn. The scripture was read by Jessie Jones with a meditation reading "Never lost her Faith" and a prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were ` read by secretary Mona Pipe and the treasurer's report was read by Dora Shobbrook. It was announced that a UCW General meeting will be held on December 1, at 6:34 p.m. It is a pot luck supper. bring a friend. The Berean unit meeting will be December 9, with roll call will be a Christmas story found in Matthew. There will be an ekchange of gifts. Also, small parcels for Huronview would be appreciated. Rev. McDonald gave the lgtosrer Girls auad est speaker, hers.. Edngk ud, Susanne Tamblyn played the piano, The minutes of the last meeting were read by Ruth. Vincent and the treasurer's report was read by 'tattle Wood. The next meeting will be December 1, Laurel and Lisa Duiser sang a duet. "Let it Shine," accompanied by their !nether. Laura Forbes introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Pingland from Clinton who gave a travelogue on coun- tries tries she had visited. She had on display 45 dolts from different countries. She and her husband took their first tour in 1956, and started her doll collection in 1959. She was thanked by Hattie Woods and presented with a gift, a pot of white .chrysanthemums. San-dra _ . Westerhout- -also... said thank you for the Explorers invitation. Lunch of cake and ice cream,:: was served by the 4/IW U unit, Explorers This week. we opened our expedition with the Explorer prayer and the purpose. Sandra W esterhout read a letter from the UCW inviting us to their next meeting; held last Monday night. We took a vote. it was unanimous that we go. The ceremony of the stars was held and first year girls had to . learn the Explorer purpose. Second year girls learned the first verse of "This is my Fathers World". Third year girls had to learn the Beatitudes 3-7. Jeanette Johnston read a short section from the Bible, and told us which games we would play. They were, Hot Potato and - Chicken fright. We ended our expedition with the Explorer Prayer. by Karen Farquhaur `lc'aylq�rIVO a very i t ; ttsgof the a con e n*ion headthanked in SSt, Those . as Sh theWf forndilrasa delegate. - June Fothergill introduced Phyllis Mitchell from Walton. as guest speaker. .. he demo strra►�ted Camera liquid e ibrkdea. Each member inted a maple leaf onenta aus. She was thanked by Gladys Gourley and presented with* gift. They have the ouronview Birthday party on December 3, at 2 p.nt, and Marjorie Duirer, Dora Shobbrook and Addle Dunking volunteered to make cup cakes. Alice Buchanan and Jessie Tebbutt will buy gifts and Gail Lear will be contacted, for en- tertainment.. It was moved to donate $10 to the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary for vanishing card parties. There will be a card party this Friday" November 21. The adult's "vegetables with flaire" seminar wild be held ..on,Pe lr 3. at 7 p.m. in the hall by AliceBuchai fl The December meeting will be the Christmas meeting with a pot luck at 7 p.m. Shut- in .gifts should �be in ,at 'the December caeca First Londesbaro Cubs The first Londesboro cub pack met for their regular meeting on Thursday evening with 29 boys present" Leader. Greg Andrews and his yellow pack opened the meeting with sixer Ron Newbitt leading in the Grand Howl, and Larry Gross and Ronald Vincent as flag ` u ' incedt , ichaei and Jeffery vile moved in: last week the home they rittrehas4 ro theatson' te, l r. and Mrs. OrvalKeilan± retuir�d homethe, first blast weed two weeks holiday in th.+e Via+. dos. with Mr, and Mars.liciii on of Clinton. Mr. and ttedrs. Ken Hulley a n e. �eProvincial d Foresters convention held in the Park Motor Hotel in Niagara Falls over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dur- ni.n, Mrs. Laura Lyon, Mr. Stanley Lyon and Mr. Emerson Rosh attended a get together on Saturday night at Camp Menestung to honour their sister, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Gaunt' on their 45th Wedding Anniversary. Also present were their family, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gaunt. and boys from Hanovers, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dalrymple and family, Erucefiekd, and Mr. Gaunts sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Shicklun. Mississauga. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. John Bell of part of their program con - Davidson. visited on Saturdaypart of sacred numbers. with Mr. Davidson, and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. McKay. a personal brook attende M1c�-_and Mrs. Bert Shob. friend of the Heywood s, __d SES expressed the appreciation of t� =-- n to to ' , Home. at Monday after000n`s ac- t Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Bell and George Jner, The Clinton Christi. n Reformed volunteers asci with the afternoon's program of old tyme music provided by Marie Flynn and Norman Spelt, The residents enjoyed a sing -a -long of tunes that had been popular during the war years. Earl and Martha Heywood, of Wingham, who have been entertaining on CKNX radio and Television for several years. provided the "Family Night" Program. Earl and Martha are well known to the residents and sang several favourite country and western songs with the last •�Vfc s,ifix,. 4R-SR,J %,RcI %J vLILRRRGiR, Overhe 90 Club met On on Saturday night, held at the `Wednesdayafternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell, Shipka •orth d; ning fi Mr. and Mrs. Vern Porter tnernbers a yi i s o London, spent the weekendeuchre and erakinoIe. Two with her brother, Mr, and new members were Mrs. Jack Riley. welcomed to the Club. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ker- slake, R R, 1, Woodham visited on Thursday with his aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durnin. On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerslake of RR 3, Exeter. visited at the same hnme4 rrcw��* The WatkerburnClub volunteers assisted with the activities and served tea and cookies. • Mr. Dick Roorda led the Sunday evening Christian Reform song service with special musical numbers by the Roorda family ac- companied by Mrs. Hen- derson. Mr. Fred Turner of Bayfield and John McCallum of Blyth were welcomed to the Home at Monday's ac- tivities. ctivities. Mrs. Elsie Hen- derson and Norman Speir provided the OldTyme music for the afternoon with a sing - a -long and a vocal solo by Morgan Dalton. The residents presented their first "Family Night' program this week, and by all reports it was greatly ap- , preciated. The program was arranged and directed by Mrs. Elsie Henderson and incl-ivocal-sola , • --. a mens quintet, readings, musical numbers by a kit- chen band and a .pantonine was performed by two guests Pat and Mike, Effective Dec. lst to April ist any motor vehicle i,ft on town streets obstructing snow removal and plowing from. 12:01 A.M. to to 8:00 A.M. will be towed away at owner's expense. AUTO GLASS Li ITEC 36 5 BAYF(EtD RD. GOOERICH ASS 95 .W a As Get ready now for those deep winter snows. Select an Arlen* two-stage Sno- Thro. 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