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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-03-31, Page 91 M • 0 4 • • • • D 4 M r' Londesboro news: Hamlet United Church Notes Greeting into the Narthex on Sunday morning were Dennis Fothergill and Kevin Hulley. Ushers were Larry Howatt, Bryan McClure Ken and Tom Pollard. The choir anthem was "Come to the Saviour Now". Rev. McDonald's children's story was "Not Being Able to Hear". Junior leaders were Marjorie Duizer and Joyce Sewers. The message was "Harsh Words". Assisting Rev. McDonald with com- munion were . Madelyn Sewers and Danny Lear. Serving the bread were Earl Gaunt, Emerson Hersk, Margaret -Taylor and Harry Snell. Serving the wine were Nick Whyte, Jack Tamblyn, Gordon Shobbrook and Garnet Wright. . 4-H Meeting On March 21, seven 4-H members met in the Lon- desboro Hall at 7 • 15. This was a double meeting where we discussed such things as trims, bindings, braid, fringe and enclosed application of lacd and eyelet. We were also showed facings, un- cierstitching, casings for elastic and direct application of lace and eyelet. We are all learning a great deal in this club. . ('ub and Scout skating A large number of Cubs a and Scouts, with their leaders, Rev. McDonald, Bryan 1 McClu_ re, Mile Overholt,' David Lear, Norman Cartwright and Wayne Hulley enjoyed skating at the Blyth arena on Monday afternoon. Quilting course The Senior quilting course was completed on March 22 in the hall, when ten ladies took advantage of this courge. Attending were Nora Pipe, Florence Snell, Vi Burns, Audrey Thompson, Dora Shobbrook, Hattie Wood, Addie Hunking, Betty Hulley, Hazel Reid and Linda Hor- banuick. On closing, the leaders Marjorie Anderson and Marjorie Duizer were thanked and were presented with a gift. Cheerio Club The Cheerio Club met on Wednesday, March 23rd at the home of Dora Shobbrook, acting president, who ‘"elcomed all with a ,reading "welcome" and "March", and all repeated "My Wild Irish Rose". Dora read "Cactus" and led in prayer. The minutes of the last meeting and financial reports were read by Mary Robinson. It was moved to send $15 for Easter Seals. Roll call was answered with something Irish with seven members present, and visitors Jessie Jones, Vera Gibbings, Nora very busy during winter break week CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAy, MARCH 31,1977—PAGE 9 Pipe, Hattie Wood and Vi WI Pard Party Burns. WI were eight tables in A get well card was signed play at WI card party on by all present for Jewel Friday March 25. Winners Cowan and the draw donated were: ladies' high, Stella by Jewel Cowan was won by Adams: lone hands, Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Sadie McDonald; low, Hazel The next meeting will be Reid; men's high, Mary held on April :''' th, Group 4, at Clarke: lone hands, Mrs. the home of Mary Longman. Miller (both playing as men) ; The meeting closed with all low, John Jewitt. repeating "When Irish Eyes There will be anothej card a.re Smiling". party this Friday, April lst .The program .included a withj Hattie Wood, Elrna reading "Grandmother is so Jewitt and Gay Datema in Special" by Gladys ' Arm- charge. strong and "A Trip to the Aimwell Unit meets City" by Dora Shobbrook; a The March Aimwell Unit contest, Irish and Easter meeting was held on March 21 words was 'conducted by in the Manse. President Gladys and won by VI Burns Another contest on articles used in the kitchen, con- ducted by Dora was won by Nora Pipe, and Mary "an embarassing ex - Longman. Everyone enjoyed perience". There were four a few card games with luncIP" visitors. being served by Gladys and ' February minutes were Cora. read by secretary June Audrey Thompson opened with a reading on Lent and Pr•;ayer. Roll call was an- swered by 23 members by Best Price In Town! 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE 1 -Ib 2 bag VILLAGE PARCHMENT WRAP .99 su A superb • blend rich in Brazilian coffees. Fothergill and the treasurer's report by Vi Burns. The ham supper will be held Wed- nesday May 18 at the church. The May meeting will be a work meeting at the church on May) ; th. The lunch committee for April will be Addre Hunking, Muriel Sewers and Gail Lear, and it was decided to spend $2 for shut-ins for next month. Vi Burns and June Fothergill were in charge of the program with June reading "Great Easter Words" and the prayer. Vi read '`Easter Thoughts" and the spring meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction. Grace was sung and lunch was served by Ruth Vincent, Betty Julley and Marjorie Duizer. Berean Unit A change of date for Berean Unit will be one week earlier, April 5 at 2 p.m. in the church. This will be the. Easter F5 -LB 1sox G POWDERED DETERGENT WE RESERVE `THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS! WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS! • LANCIA PLAIN 2 -LB SPAGHETTI PKG Action Priced PLAIN — 3 STYLES LANCIA NOODLES11 PKG 3F0R1 00 SCH1rlElDERS� ALL BEEF OR REGULAR BOLOGNA '11)9 90 Treat Your Fumily To A&P Quuity Meats! CUT FROM CANADA GRADE ''A"BEEF EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING BLADE STEAKS 1b68 COKE • 26 -FL -OZ ,RETURNABLE BTL FOR, 00 ( PLUS 20c BOTTLE DEPOSIT) NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO SEEDLESS CUCUMBERS Cut from Canada Grade 'A'' Beef BONELESS BLADE ROAST SHORT RIB ROAST 1b98 FRESH PORK ROASTS Shancless Shoulder Lean Butt Roast Ib BONELESS LB 89BONELESS 1B 1.095 TOWN CLUB SWEET PICKLED EACH COTTAGE ROLLS 11 .18 VAC PAC P.E.I. POTATOES 2i0 -Ib -11 BAG ‘;.• t toci . ti • tied PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE GREEN BEANS 1 LB. • + A CAN. NO. 1 GRADE k cARRoirs 3 LB. BAG • meeting. Be sure to keep May 18 open to attend the Ham Supper at the church. A large number attended the Sunday School crokinole on March 23, prizes were: ladies' most games, Wilma Vincent; low, Debbie Preszcator; men's low, Freddie Peel; most 20 -1st, Cameron Moon; 2nd, Bob Penfound; lucky cup, Brenda Radford; masking tape, Ronnie Vincent. Personals Congratulations -to Mrs. Charlotte Bell of Blyth on her 85th birthday. Her family, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking, Mr. 'and Mrs. Tom Dui*ier, Lauri!, Lisa, Stephen and Shannon, Londesboro; and Mr. and Mrs. Art Hunking, Todd and Tara, Centralia, entertained her on Sunday to dinner at the "Garage" in London. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mitchell, Tracy and•Mark left on" Wednesday, March 16th returning March 26th from a motor home tour in Florida, spending two or three days at Disney World. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly and Cathy of Sudbury spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley. Mrs. Glen Robinson of Prescott spent the past week with her father, Mr. Emerson Hesk. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander returned home on Wednesday after spending a week in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cousineau, Donald, Jimmie, and Tammy of Sault Ste. Marie, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander. Mr. and Mr's. Norman Cartwright and John spent the weekend in Montreal and attended the hockey game, between Montreal and St. Louis. Claude visited with his grandmother Mrs. Mae Rinn of B_elgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, Brian, Ken and Sandra of Ridgetown spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns spent Sunday• .with their daughter, Mr. ani Mrs. Colih Paterson of London. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob- brook spent the weekend with their daughter Mr., and Mrs, Ross Millson of Woodstock. 1-H The second meeting of the "Leisuring Ladies" was held at the home of Mary Buffinga on March 9. We opened the meeting with the pledge and roll call was answered by all„ including our 'new members, Kathy Bouman and . Teresa Konarski. We decided on the club cover and our club's name. A discussion was held on measuring the pattern pieces, rereading theins and we were then showed the bias and how to alter the pattern and find out if your shoulders are too small or too large. The third meeting was again held at the home of Mary Buffinga on March 16. After Hattie looked over the books, we went over the skit for the Achievement Day made by two of the members. It is not quite finished. A discussion and demon- stration was held on darts, ironingthem,gathers, putting on lace, French seams, flat - felled seams, and plain seams: For group work all of us got to iron one of those demonstrated. ,11PIWI\ 111. - ,tet m6PP2 rads NOW OPEN To Cater To Your EASTER ENTHUSIASM AT MERRY RAGS THE ARRIVAL OF SPRING BRINGS TO YOU AN EXCITING COLLECTION OF FEMININE FASHIONS Including: • Gorgeous Quiana Gowns • An alluring array of Dresses • An enviable variety of Co-ordinates • Action -geared shorts, gauchos and sportswear • Swim wear in sunburst colours is also available to mark your debut at the beach. OPEN OVER EASTER WEEKEND 10 to S, Seven Days a week. MONT rads 1 Mile South of Stop Light in Grand Bend. Suddenly , IT'S ALL WEATHER COATS A MUST FOR THE SPRING SEASON. Shorts Regs. Tails FROM 020.00 UP CASUAL JACKETS Nylon Fortrel and Cotton Wools FROM $10•95 Up AGENTS FOR GRAND BEND CLEANERS Main corner Chinon 482-9732