HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-10-20, Page 12PAGE 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1977
United Church
Rev. Harry Stevens of
Atwood was guest minister
while Rev. McDonald was
guest speaker at Donegal's
113th anniversary on Sunday
morning.
Greeters were Margaret
Whyte and Jack Lee and
ushers were Bryan McClure,
Darrell Shobbrook and Tom
and Ken Pollard. Louise
McGregor was the organist
and Ruth Shaddick led the
choir.
'The junior, teachers were
Marjorie Duizer, Florence
Cartwright and Susan
Jamieson. The flowers at the
front of the church were in
memory of 'Muriel Bell, by
her family. On the memoriam
stand the flowers were placed
in memory of Jack Medd, by
his family.
Next Sunday, the an-
niversary services will be
held at 11 a.m. with the Rev.
Anne Graham -Langford in
charge. At the 8 p.m. service,
Rev. John Oestreicher will be
in charge.
Berean Unit
The Berean Unit of the
UCW held their meeting on
Tuesday, October 11 in the,.
Sunday School rooms.
President Hattie Wood gave a
Thanksgiving reading and
secretary Nona Pipe read the
minutes of the July meeting.
The treasurer's report was
given by Dora Shobbrook and
supply secretary Laura, Lyon
reported that a bale is going
to be packed. Quilts and
knitting will be displayed at
the November 14 general
meeting. These will be sent to
the hospital in Hazelton, B.C.
Nona Pipe is to clean the
brass for October.
Roll call was answered by
12 members on Thanksgiving
and Happy Birthday was
;ung to Edythe Beacom,
Laura Lyon and Dora
Shobbrook.
The devotions, worship and
program was taken by
Edythe Beacom, Laura Lyon
and Dora Shobbrook.
For the devotions a display
on Thanksgiving was set up.
It recognised our bounties,
first our ',;amily life, our
health and our food, grown on
our own land. Second is
labour, the gift of industry
and commerce by factories,
stores, mail, firemen,
telephones and police. Third
was art with gifts of study,
painting, pottery and most
important is our religion.
Hattie Wood thanked the
committee for the lovely
meeting which was closed
with a reading by Edythe
Beacom and prayer.
Lunch was served by Mary
Longman, Isabel Airdrie and
Elsie Shaddick.
WI Family Affairs
The WI Family Affairs
meeting was held on October
12 in the hall. The evening
'meeting opened with
Genevieve Allen at the piano.
President Dora Shobbrook
gave a reading and welcomed
all the guests, 4-H girls and
their mothers. 1
Roll call was something we
have learned- from the
younger generation was
answered by 24 members and
11 guests were present.
• After the treasurer's report
-was read by Gay Datma,
correspondence was given.
The group was asked to
provide baking for the
Huronview Bazaar and bake
sale which was held on
October 19: Achievement day
for the 4-11 "Featuring Fruit"
project will be: 'held in the
.Blyth Public School on
December 10. A short course
on using fabrics is to be held
in Ethel on November 16.
An invitation from Auburn
for October 18 at 2 p.m. and
an invitation to the Clinton WI
on November 24 was
received.
It was moved to begin
having card parties on
October 24 at 8:30 p.m. The
price is raised to $.75 and
ladies are to bring lunch. In
charge will be Beth Knox,
Jessie Tebbutt and Annie
Vincent.,.
The ladies will entertain the
Clinton and Summerhill WI
groups in'November. A bake'
auction sale will be held.
Addie Hunking gave a
report of the London area
convention which was held at
the Sandpiper Inn at
Vanastra on September 28-
29.She also reported on the
Huron district meeting held
at Lakelet on October 3. Both
, repiirts ,Were interesting, and
info dative.
For ."e program, piano
solo' r r*t'e played by Karen
Durnin and Nona Pipe gave
some readings.
Margaret Taylor in-
troducted the guest speaker,
Beatrice McClen ighan, the
Huron County home
economist. She divided the
ladies into three groups and
held a nutrition quiz, She was
thanked by Hattie Wood.
The 441 girls had their
record books on display and
some of their sewing. The 4-H
leaders and their assistants,
Hattie. Snell, Mary Buffinga,
Kitty McGregor, Carol
Jewitt, Gay Datema and
Madelyn Sewers were
presented with gifts. Elma
Jewitt gave a humorous
reading and the meeting
came to an end,
Lunch was served by Nona
Pipe, Ora Riley, Isabel
Colson and Jessie Tebbutt.
Londesboro I 4-H
The Mixed Fruits, Lon-
desboro I 4-H club held their
third meeting at the home of
Susan Wallace.- Roll call
asked the .girls to show the
labels, samples and pictures
of processed fruits and tell
one way each is served.
Everyone answered .this
individually.
The discussion was held on
frozen, canned and dried
fruits The recipe for , the
night was peach layer dessert
with fruit sauce on it.
Meeting four was held at
the home of Mary Buffinga on
October 5. The roll call for
this meeting was to name a
new fruit that you learned
about in this unit.
The girls were asked to
bring their ',mothers to . the
next WI, meeting at the
Londesboro Hall next Wed-
nesday.
The girls discussed fruits at
breakfast, dinn'er, dessert
and for snacks. They made
oriental chicken and cabbage
salad and it was enjoyed by
all.
Explorers •
Expedition Two
Lisa Duizer and Marni
Gibbings dic ' Elie Explorer
emblem which followed the
Explorer purpose and song.
Cheryl Bromley showed the
picture and there were 16
present. On Saturday, the
girls decorated the church for
Thanksgiving.
The girls had a quiz after
which they played two games
- and made book marks.
Cheryl Lyon and Christine
Preszcator are on the
program at the next meeting:
Personals
Sympathy is extended to
the family of Muriel Bell who
passed away on October 12 in
Clinton Hospital following a
lengthy illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns
attended the funeral on
Sunday of his niece, Joyce
Collins of Tiverton, who was
killed in a car accident early
Thursday. • Sympathy is ex-
tended.
Marjorie Duizer and Dora
Shobbrook attended the WI
procedures workshop at
Carlow on Thursday, October
13.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter
and Colleen spent
Thanksgiving weekend at
Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Clare Vincent and
Mrs, Don Buchanan spent
four days last week in
Toronto, , and visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell,
(Mary Buchanan).
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs.. Murray Lee, Robbie
and Susan at Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs.' Andrew
Bremner and Doris of Ethel
visited on Sunday with their
cousin, Edythe Beacom and
Laura Lyon.
Herb and Arie Duizer, went
to Toronto Airport on Friday
with their nephew, Gerrit
Duizer, who returned to his
home in Holland after
spending five weeks here with
relatives and motoring to
several places of interest
here.
Anthony Sleevwenhoek,
Kitchener, spent the weekend
with his aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Arie Duizer.
Dora Shobbrook was a
guest at a seminar for
correspondants, of the
Bluewater ' Newspaper
Network, held' at the Wesley -
Willis United Church in
Clinton on October 14.
Elsie Shaddick and Mildred
McNall were dinner guests of
Laura Forbes on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mil1s'on,
Sheryl, Sarah, John and Sue
Rosman of Woodstock called
on Muriel's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Shobbrook. .on
Sunday afternoon.
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