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Rev. McDonald asked 'the Ober I S.
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expressed to the Sunday are happy t annthe
Alen ahn±te� as the choil" .
Lyse Lovett as School teachers and arrival of our first great-
• o mist, B.ev. Ison's assjstan�ts for their dedication grandson, Kenneth Carter
"Pilgrim giving of Colquhoun on September 2._.k
drew tt� ; ; was P'`h�' , -.int a _, d loyality in the S g ,
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their time and talents in the in Clinton
and training of our for Chastity.
,Txlnhor congregation leading
teachers . were Mrs. Bill children and young people, Mr. and Mrs. Orval NewbyBroralex,Mrs. Reg. Lawson
and Christine Carter. The
message was "Why are we
here".
The flowers on the
memorial stand were in
loving memory of Mr. Chris
£ennedy, placed by his wife.
Joyce and family. The other
flowers were in honour of the
marriage of Sherri Kennedy
to Donald Bartliff in this
church on Friday evening,
and the marriage of Sheila
Baker and Jim Thompson on
Saturday evening.
Registration night for the
youth groups was held in the
-United Church Hall_. on
Thursday evening with an
excellent registration in all
groups.
Youth groups are open to
children and young people of
the community. Further
registrations will be accepted
from those not able to attend
Thursday evening. Leaders
are busy this week preparing
programs for the coming
season. The first meeting will
be held Tuesday October 5 at
7:30 p.m.
The Cubs will meet in
Hullett Central School; the
couts in Londesboro com-
munity Hall and the CGIT in
the church hall. The
Explorers will meet on
Thursday, October 7 at 4 p.m.
and the Hi C Teen group on
Friday, October 1 at 8 p.m.
The Messengers will
continue to meet on the first
S- pf:each mont .during..:
the morning church s ervioe.
Explorers
Expedition one, of ..the
xploreres was held on
eptember 26 in the church
basement with 17 girls
present
Suggestions for recreation
for the coming year were
voted on with bowling,
andalso to the choir, leader
and organist for the loyal
support and the excellent way
in which they had led the
congregation in the worship
through praise and for their
wonderful choir numbers.
A very entertaining film
was also shown to the group.
The group expressed their
appreciation to the United
Church . Women for the
banquet and evening.
Aintwell Unit
The regular meeting of the
Aimwell unit of the Lon-
desbpro UCW was held at the
-home of Norma S lousher on
September 20.
Jean Whyte, unit leader
conducted the business
period. The roll call was
answered by "A concern I
have". There were 22
members and four visitors
present. The minutes and
financial report were read
returned home on Monday
night, September 20' from a
two week fishing trip to
Pembroke.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Sutherland, Colborne spent
severaldays last week with
Mrs. Gordon Robinson.
Sunday visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Durnin were.
Mrs. Edna Holmes and Mer.
and Mrs. Jack Hooper of
Dresden and Mr. Emerson
Hesk.
Rev. McDonald was guest
minister for Dungannon's
10Ist anniversary services on
Sunday and visited with his
mother at Atwood and was a
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Pentland, Dungannon.
Miss Lloy Shaddick of
Kitchener visited on the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick.
Visitors on Monday Sep-
tember 2T with Mr. and Mrs.
There were thank -you Bert Shobbrook were his
cards from Howard Clark, cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Mary Longman and the Harris of Sault Ste. Marie,
family of the late Gladys Ontario.
Gourley. , Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson
Helen Lawson reported for and family of Woodstock
the General UCW. The spent'Saturday night Arith her
Thankoffering is to be parents Mr. and Mrs. • Bert
October 4 at 8 p.m. Addie Shobbrook. Ross and Muriel
Hunking reported on Alma were guests at the Thompson -
College, a school for women, Baker wedding on Saturday
which she had attended. night.
on. the, maternity ward atfaillentirnt:sosPirVatt".0ZetaSnarst.2*.eraMrsrs:
Jay Bal a 3t liar Ensure o nursin , Trcained
t week after �'� years ,. � g
ret re
as
received an gifts and cards at a retirement dinner last week 'She recelrved. a silver
tray
romy S Iver relish dish from the staff, a bouquet of roses. from the doc-
tors* figurine from Dr. Addison, and a pottery from friend Arabel Bushell. (News -Record
photo)
begin in cunt**, Oct. 4. Vanastra
Oct. s, Gt derich Oct.7 Ser the Huron
Coue my Board of Ed tion ed in this
paper for registration details.
At The Deaiership -Hamilton St. -Downtown - Goderich
THURSDAY .11. FRIDAY EVENINGS
September 30 8 October 1 - 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Church calendars will be
sold again this year. Elec-
tions were held with: chief
explorer, Shelley
Westerhout; keeper of the
log, Valerie Millson; keeper
of the treasury, Marilyn
Archambault.
Mrs. Westerhout conducted
a Bible quiz program. Laurel
Duizer and Elizabeth Lawson
will conduct the quiz next
month.
Recognition and Appreclatlon
The United Church women
iat.Meld a . recognition and ap-
preciation banquet for all
Sunday School teachers and
The Clinton team at the Kinsmen's baseballtournaMent
held in Exeter recently won the consolation prise. The
team members. standing from left to right are: Paul
Morrison, Tex Van Riesen, Larry Jones, and Don Jef-
ferson. Kneeling from left to right are: Wes Chambers,
Bill Hoskin, Rick Finch and Dave Prout. (Exeter T A
photo)
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