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Tuise Lovett. taught through fillxts. M
Rev McDDonald s children's assembly will be a speela
time was ',Irish linen". camp program with cam
Iunior teachers were promotion man Kevin flulle,
Florence Cartwright and conducting a campin
Carol Jewitt. The message program for the students.
was "Beyond religion". .. The special White. Gift
The flowers were in icMng service conducted , by the
mentdry _',, off_.r . .earn Sunda school .choirs will
Co. Anton: who be December 6 at 1' a.m. The
Colquhoun,
passed away on Tuesday, promotional and award
August 31, by his sister Mr. Sunday wi :elle held June 26,
and Mrs. Len Caldwell and in 1977., -and There will be no
memory of the late Mr. and Sunday school or, Church
Mrs. Wm. Bromley by their < am versary, Sunday October
family.
Choir practice will resume
on Thursday, September 9 at
7:30. All interested from
grade nine up are welcome.
Sunday School staff
The Londesboro Sunday
church school staff met on
Monday evening and made
final plans for the year ahead.
During August, assemblies
were held each Sunday, and
Sunday school opened on
September 5 at 11 a.m.
The staff for the coming
year are: superintendent,
Gary Jewitt; assistants, Jack
Tamblyn and Dennis Pen -
found ; treasurer and supply
secretary, Mrs. Laura Lyon;
secretary for the staff; Mrs.
Gary Jewitt; audio-visual
secretary, Mrs. Alien
Shaddick; music leader, Mrs.
Ross Jewitt with pianist, Mrs.
Gary Jewitt.
The teaching staff for the
different classes are: Mrs.
Murray Lyon, Mrs. Douglas
Vincent, Miss Heather
Fothergill, Mrs. Gary Jewitt,
Mrs. Garnet Wright, -Mrs.
Reg Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Airport on Tuesday, August
Nick Whyte, Mrs. Jack 31 when they returned to their
24 or White Gift an
promotional Sundays.
The annual croki,nole
parties for the whole com-
munity will be on Friday.
November 26 and Wed-
nesday, March 23. Proceeds
will go towards buying
equipment for the Sunday
school. A special "Fun Day"
is planned for all registered
Sunday school students to be
held in January withold
fashioned„ sleigh rides or a
skating party. Classes have
teen organized for all
children from three to teen
age and all children of the
community, are invited to
attend.
Personals
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Len Caldwell on
the sudden death of her
brother, A. Laurie Colquhoun
on Tuesday, August 31 in
Clinton. It was just three
weeks since another brother,
K.W. (Danny) Colquhoun's
sudden death.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saun-
dercock took her sister Mr.
and Mrs. Stan Bell to Toronto
ON h a
demonstrates o float f tht-- Valet
Saturday. (News -Record photo)
home at Skirlaugh, Ell/gland
from a month visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin
`atcerson of London. ac-
companied by his , mother,
Mrs. Annie pa terson from
Crief, Srotfd, visited with
Barb's pants, Mr. and Mrs.
Robbie Burns a few days last
week. "Then all motored to
Kincardine to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert McDonald.
Rev. McDonald conducted
the church service at Pine
Lake camp on Sunday
morning and was a guest of
Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Alien at
their camper for_.lunch.
Miss Isobel Alexander of
Toronto spent the weekend
with her brother Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Alexander. All were
guests on Saturday, Sep-
tember 4 at the wedding of
their nephew, Larry Dilling to
Janet Walker at St. John's
Anglican Church. St. Thomas
and reception at Elgin Labor
centre in St. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Shobbrook and Diana
returned home on Monday
night from three days in
Toronto and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Shobbreok, Kim
and Cindy at Galt. On
Tuesday, they visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson
and family, Woodstock.
Through the other weeklies
by Shelley McPhee
Mother Nature .showed her
fury once more and last week
the Blyth area was the
recipient of a freak storm.
The Blyth Standard reported
that the storm' blew through
town last Thursday evening
leaving a torn path of fallen
trees and general upheaval.
Although there was little
property damage, Murray
Siertsema's large driving
shed was picked .up and
returned to the ground upside
down some 250 feet away
from its original location.
About two dozen trees were
ripped apart in the storm and
although fallen branches lay
everywhere, no injuries were
incurred.
Zurich people breathed the
sigh of relief on Saturday as
the weather remained calm
for their bean festival. Some
10,000 bean lovers swarmed
into the village and quickly
devoured most of the food.
What little food that was left
over was reheated and dished
out ,on Monday for those who
hadn't received their fill.
Exeter is looking for great
support from their town-
speople as the town council
called for tenders for the
South Huron Recreation
Centre last weekend. The
Exeter Times -Advocate
reported that some 590,000
has already been raised and a
door-to-door canvass is now
underway to reach the
estimated $900,000 goal.
Goderich has not been as
lucky in their attempts to
raise money for their `arena
repairs. The Signal -Star
reported that lack of funds
has forced the building
committee to abandon their
plans for an addition of a
board room and offices at the
cost of 5430,000. Fund raising
efforts are now back to the
original plan to -replacing the
arena roof at the cost of
5130,000.
Brussels took another giant
step last week towards the
annexation of five acres of
Grey Township. The Brussels
Post explained that the
Ontario Municipal Board
approved a request to develop
a 56 home residential area
last week. The town council
viewed the proposed plans for
the first time last week and
are quite pleased and op-
timistic about the project..
Meanwhile a Lucknow mart
is racing toward national
fame as he joins the Maico
Canadian Racing Team. The
Lucknow Sentinel reported
Mrs. _ Russell Pickett,
Terry, Trudy- and Tammy of
Kitchener wsjte d on 'Tuesday
WW1 -their a"tS, Mrs.
Robinson and Mrs. Cowan.
Mrs. Laura Saundercock,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saun-
dercock, . Londesboro; Mr.
and Mrs. StanBell, England;
and Mr. anrrMrs. Wayne
Peck of St. Thomas visited on
Sunday, August 29 with Mr.
and Mrs -John Saundercock.
Woodstock,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Alexander flew to Sault Ste.
Marie on the weekend of
August 29 to visit their
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cousineau and family. •
Rev. McDonald has
received an invitation from
the Canadian Cancer Society
to attend the symposium on.
coping with cancer in the
Royal York Hotel, Toronto.
The symposium is by in-
'vitation only to a limited
number of professionals,
theologians., senior members
of life insurance companies
and cancer research per-
sonnel, from across Canada.
It will be held in April, 1977;
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse and
family was *Pat's dance
teacher. Mr. Gilles Roy and
Mrs. Roy of Ottawa.
On Saturday, they attended
the Mitchell Fair where Pat
entered the tap-dancing
competition. She was first in
group class and tied with her
student. Ted Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Brown,
Palmerston visited on Sunday
with Mr. Jim Neilans.
Mr. Ken Hulley, is a patient
in Seaforth Hospital and we
wish him a speedy.recovery.
Mrs. Ken Hulley. Mrs.
Lloyd Pipe. Mrs. Russell
Good. Mrs. Norman. Vincent,
Mrs. Ted Fothergill and
Heather went on a bus trip
with the Foresters to London
on Thursday. Places visited
were the Art Gallery,
Wellington Mall. City Hall,
Elgin House. Pioneer
Brewery, Storybook Gardens
and London PUC Rose
Gardens.
The cereal shelf • 4-H with
that Pat (Jim) Beasley, 18.
has been racing dirt bikes for
many years and he has now
made his way to the
Canadian National Cham-
pionship Motocross Series
which was held in Edmonton
on Sunday. Pat who is now
lying in fourth place will
travel with the team to
Quebec and New Brunswick.
Kincardine .is waiting for
the light to shine on the Bruce
Generating Station as this
week the power switch will be
turned on for the second unit
of the four unit generating
line. The unit is the first of
four that will provide 300
megawatts of electricity
each, The Kincardine News
explained. This. would be leaders Gay Datema and
enough power to service a Madelyn Sewers will meet in
city the size of Toronto. continued on page 10
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new doors
to tmall
business
meat
no Thursday fOi`' a pot -
Ott dinner, and ljrtit 2 on
oaday, Sep*errtbez f 3 at 8:30
01.
r. and Mrs. Arne Roobal
`t on Sunday. from Toronto
airport to return to Holland
after spending four weeks
visiting withthe former' -s
brothet and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. SIM R.oa_rtbal. A message
was recely" ed that they had a
very rough ride home. They
enjoyed their stay in Bensali
immensely.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oesch
attended the wedding of their
grandson Bili Bell and Nora
Swann in Clinton on Friday
evening. They also visited ,
with their daughter and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Flaxbard of Zurich on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Skea
and David and Glen Slade
spent a pleasant weekend
camping at Craigleith near
Collingwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde of
Ottawa, l4Iss Margaret Hyde
of London and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Hyde of Huron Park
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Government Assisted Homes
Under
A.H.O.P.
C.M.H.C. Approved & Inspected
Sale Price 534;323.
Down Payment 51,700.
Buy :now and choose your own colors of floor coverings.
kion cupboards and interior decor.
Hawses are in Varlastra.
C.M.H.C. Grants and subsidies available to reduce effettivrle
interest rate to a percent icor any 2 peopie.
Applicants for subsidy portion may also qualify for further
free rnY to reduce monthly payments.
Cali today ... tense won't last long!
HAROLD WHITE NAMES
402400 OR 41124
Fmancial assistance
Management counselling
t training
information on goverrtrnent
programs for business
Dave Alexander
one of our representatives
will be at
Parker House Motel. CLINTON
on the 3rd Thursday of each month
(September lUb)
# t'nllt►`b
for o
gidon
0 of
Mr,
Alec
of Ipperwash.
I visitors that
in were r. and Mrs.
Alan Miller,Mrs. Donna
Alien and grandson, Derek
and man Robinson. Cody.
Grown, Mrs. Bona Clark,
Mrs. Irene Finalyson, Mrs.
Winnie Shea and David and
Glen Slade.
Heall Livestock
Sales
Supply- consisted mainlyof
heifers and steers. Demnd
was active and prices were
steady. Fat cattle: heifers,
538.50.440, sales to 141, steers
540.25542.75, sales to 543.50.
Pigs: weanlings, 535-$45;
chunks, 547.25452.
Radars
The Golden Radar Club met
in the Council Chambers on
Wednesday, September 1.
Election of officers for the
coming year took place - with
t.he. , following . results
President Mrs. Leona
Lockhart, First Vice - E.
Johns, 2nd Vice Mrs. Muriel
Jones. Secretary Mrs. Mary
Grigg, Treasurer Mrs. Cecile
Edgar., Star membership
convener Mrs. Gladys
Hoggarth, Kitchen supplies
Mrs. Pears Cummings,
Itarvey Hyde at the weekend.-` -Executive Committee Clare
Holiday visitors with Mr. Bali, Viola Lampman and
and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm, Grace White.
If you require financing to start, modernize or
expand your business and are unable to
obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and
conditions or if you are interested in the
FBDB management services of counselling
and training or wish information on
g,vernment programs available for your
business, talk to our representative
1976
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