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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-02-10, Page 15CORP, -THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 10,77. 1 � 319 i,•, 3 1�i• if .. 3�,� Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear accompanied Mr. and Mrs, I -Clarence Bull of ,Clinton to Southhampton on Friday to attend the. wedding of Douglas Ball and Karen ammil at Southampton Anglican Church, Saturday. Mrs. Lear Was the organist at the wedding. The reception was held at Dundroon, 'near Collingwood, - Sympathy _ is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick on the death of her brother-in- law, Harold Schneider in Kitchener on Saturday. Joan Garrow, London and Don Ellerby,and Chastity Colquhoun of Clinton, visited on Sunday with grand- parents, Mr. -and Mrs. 'Bert Shobbrook. The WI card party that was • cancelled on February 4th, will be held this Friday, Mr February 11, at 8 p.m. in the hall. (Intended for last week;, There was an excellent attendancew at the annual congregational meeting on Monday, January 24, in the Londesboro United Church. The blessing was asked by John Lawson, and all enjoyed the pot -luck supper served by social committee, convened by Mrs. John Radford. Following the supper the children retired to their fun and games. The adults sang hymns, with Mrs. Allen Bosman at the piano. Rev. McDonald led in prayers and it was moved that Mrs. Edwin Wood be recording secretary. - A memorial was 'held in memory of Mr.. Wm. Livingstone, Mr. Ralph Davidson, Mr. Willows Mountain, Mr. Wm. Ross, Mr. Wm. Hamilton, Mrs. - -W m. Gourley, Baby Heather Lynn Riley, and Mrs. Wilmer Howattt. A minute's silence was held, with prayer and hymn. A ;panel discussion was held on reports of the year and questions. Panel members were -Gary Jewitt for Sunday School reported that good Sunday school programs were used and commended the teachers. Mrs. Reg Lawson reported for the U.C.W. Last years project was buying choir gowns. For this year it is for more to attend meetings. All ladies of the congregation are welcomed. The UCW is planning a special meeting in June and World's Day of prayer, March 4. Mrs. Margaret reported that the divided into committees" which got everyone working. Teilman Westerhout for the stewards reported new front door, front lights and • remodeling of washrooms. •Harry Lear for Treasurer having filled in since Mrs. Gourley's sickness last May and reported they are in good shape financially. Mrs. John Pollard is the new treasurer. The 1977 budget was presented set ' at $24,500.00 By Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and was accepted. The nominating committee slate was elected as follows: session 5 year term, Mr. Lorne Hunking, Mr. Jim Jamieson, Mr. Bert Shob- brook and Mr. Jack Snell; two . year term (youth), Dennis -Fothergill and Kevin Hulley; Stewards three year term, Allen Bosman, Ronald Gross,' Elwood Mitchell and Tielman Westerhout; church trustee, five 'year term, Mr. Harry Lear; manse trustee, four year term, Mr. Don Buchanan; auditors, Mrs. Norman Alexander and Mr. Jim Jamieson. Representatives to Huron - Perth Presbytery will be Mrs. Laura Forbes, Mr. Norman Alexander and alternate Miss Edyth Beacon. The manse committee is Mrs. Jack Lee, Mr. Elwood Mitchell, Mrs. _Nelson McClure, Mrs. Jim Scott Sr, a representative of Burns UCW, Londesboro UCW and Manse trustees. Congrega,tional Life and work is comprised of ,Mrs. Bill Bromley, Mrs. Arnold Riley, Mrs. Ken Scott, Mrs. Edwin Wood. Represen- tatives of Berean unit, Aimwell unit and Burns UCW representatives of session, Sunday school, represen- tatives and leaders. of - messengers, nursery roll, Explorers, cubs, scouts, C.G.I.T. and Hi C. The Bible society ' com- behalf of congrecongregation moved that a vote of thanks to Rev. McDonald be recorded in minutes for the wonderful leadership and untiring work. It was moved to adjourn and Rev. McDonald closed with prayer. Notes . Services at United Church were Cancelled on Sunday morning dye to road con- ditions. Rev. McDonald will be on holidays for the month of February. The church and Sunday School will re -open on Sunday, March 6. All• other groups will operate during February. Members of U.C.W. Addie •Hunking, Alice Davidson, Marjorie Duizer, Helen Lawson; Hattie Wood, Nona Pipe, Dora Shobbrook, Ida Durnin, Hazel and Beryl Reid attended the Huron -Perth Presbyterial in Seaforth on Tuesday, January 25. Laurel Duizer spent a couple of days last week with, Lori Cartwright, Auburn. Explorers The Explorers held their meeting on January 2Q opened meeting with the "Explorer song"- then repeated the "Explorer Purpose". Cheryl Lyon and Laurel Duizer did the Explorer Emblem, then " Shelly Westerhout read the Exptorer picture. •Dianna Shobbrook and, Dawn Flynn were on the program. They told some jokes and riddles. After the program the girls made- refrigerator dogs from fun furs. We then planned our winter sports to be a tobbogari party on February 26 at • p.m.. They were also, reminded they were going to the church on January 23. They ended the meeting with the "Explorer Prayer" and "This is my Father's World". JOHN BLAIR • The company I represent insures - one out. of five Persons in Canada and the, U.S. Don't you want to do business with a leader, too? 5�,''fCwf ;;�•2rai kf..h,.yAia5!'S Y F d4i+.wieYhb ..nt.& oma:: Snow shoes or cross-country skits are the only way to get around in this part of the country, once you leave the roads, as Bill Jackson of RR 5, Clinton demonstrated last Friday. Bill was returning from a 14 -mile hike around Clinton when the photographers stopped him on Highway four, north of Clinton. (News -Record photo) Wheil. tRe future is now. super special ZEHRS FINEST CREAMERY GRADE 'A' BUTTER mittee is Mr. Emerson Hesk, Miss Jean Leiper, Mrs. Laura Lyon and Mrs. John Riley. Anniversary committee is to be appointed by the session. 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