Clinton News-Record, 1977-11-03, Page 130
Londesboro
by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
Baptism held
Baptism was held at United
Church Sunday morning and
the ushers were Darrel
Shobbrook, Bryan McClure,
Tom and Ken Pollard.
0 Mrs. Margaret Whyte,
clerk of session, invited the
parents to present their
children to Rev. McDonald
for baptism. Michael James,
son of John and Judy Dixon
and Marsha Anne, daughter
of Robert and Valerie Miller
and her godparents Jim
Switzer and Mrs. George
Dowson. The choir anthem
was "He Cares for His Own"
,ithRuth Shaddick choir
irector and Louise
McGregor organist.
Junior congregation
teachers were Beverly Riley
and Laura Scott. Rev.
McDonald's message was
"the ultimate question".
Explorer's Expedition
The Explorer purpose was
said and they sang,_ the
Explorer song. Suza)ne
Tamblyn and Karen Johr ston
showed the Explorer em-
blem. Angela Schmeider
showed the Explorer picture
and Mrs. Duizer talked to us
about the Caribbean.
The third year girls then
initiated the first year girls
and Mrs. Wright. For the next
expedition, Suzanne Tamblyn
and Sandy Carter are in
IP charge of the program.
4-H meets
The Apple Dumpling Gang
made apple pies at meeting
five at Judy Datema's.
The club started right into
making pies, and if you
• haven't made pies before, you
are in for a surprise. They
turned out fairly good. Julie
Snell and Diane Shobbrook
made the pies which were
discussed.
First card party
The first Women's Institute
card party of the season was
held on Friday night October
28 with eight tables in play.
Winners were: ladies' -high,
Vera Gibbings; lone hands,
Pearl Cummings; low,
Margaret Taylor. The men's
prizes were all won by ladies
playing as men: high, June
Fothergill; lone hands, Dora
Shobbrook; low Elizabeth
Medd. There will be another
party on November llth at
8:30. p.m. In charge will be
Marjorie Anderson, Helen
Lawson and Beryl Reid.
Personals
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Clare McDougall and Amber
from Auburn, who moved on
Friday into the home they
purchased from Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Cohen of Tillsonburg.
They have spent parts of the
past three summers here.
Mrs. Laura Forbes is a
patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
0 Miss Edythe Beacom was
admitted to Stratford General
Hospital on Sunday with a
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fractured ankle.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Saundercock on
their first grandchild and to
Mrs. Laura Saundercock on
her first great grandchild,
born to Wayne and Lynn Peck
in St. Thomas Elgin General
Hospital on October 29, a
daughter Kelly Lynne.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire J.
Vincent are pleased to an-
nounce a new granddaughter,
a chosen daughter for Don
and Fran Vincent at Hanna,
Alberta, born September 22
and named Jodi Lynn
Lorraine.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
spent the weekend with their
daughter Dr. and Mrs. Gary
Gall, Stoufville.
Emerson Hesk and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Durnin visited on
Sunday with their nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Kerslake,
Woodham.
Berean Unit of the UCW
meeting will be held
November 8 at 2 p.m. in the
church hall - there will be a
talk on New Horizon under
the leadership of Alice
Davidson, who is the key
representative of•Londesboro
district.•
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gillies,
St. Thomas, visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Durnin.
Attending the fall regional
UCW meeting on Monday
night at Ontario St. United
Church were Helen Lawson,
Margaret and Joan Whyte,
Gail Lear, Hattie Wood,
Audrey Thompson and Dora
Shobbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob-
brook .visited on Sunday with
granddaughter, Valerie and
Robbie Miller, Clinton and
attended a family gathering
following the baptism of
Marsha Anne at Londesboro
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ' Saun-
dercock and Mrs. Laura
Saundercock visited on
Sunday with Lynn and Wayne
Peck and baby in St. Thomas
hospital.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Longman
were ' Mr. and Mrs. . Carl
Longman, George and
Donna, Blyth and Mrs. Frank
Dolmage and Angela of
Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob-
brook visited on Saturday
afternoon with her brother
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vodden
and Bill RR1 Clinton.
The WI world affairs
meeting will be held on
Wednesday November 9th at
8 p.m. in the hall. Roll call is a
newspaper clipping of
another country.
Keith Allen will speak
on world religion yoga and an
auction bake sale will be held.
Visitors will be the Clinton WI
and Summerhill community
club.
Molly Cox and Clarence Purdue played some toe tapping
tunes for a large crowd at the Goderich Township WI
variety concert held in Holmesville last Thursday
evening. (News -Record photo)
Vanastra Voicings,.
GIRL GUIDES
Enrolment for the Ten-
derfoot Guides will be held on
November 3 at 7 p.m. at the
Vanastra Church and all
parents are cordially invited
to attend. Refreshments will
be served after the
enrolment.
Lions Club
Last Friday evening the
Vanastra Lions Club held a
successful Pub Night at the
Sandpiper Inn.
Everyone there had a very
enjoyablb evening and the
club should be congratulated
for presenting such a unique
night of entertainment.
Quite a few spooks, goblins,
and witches attended the
Hallowe'en party sponsored
by the Lions Club at, the
Vanastra Church.
Winners in the various
categories were: Susan and
Sandy Ryan (1-5 yr.); Colin
Thomas (6-10 yr.); and Joan
Walker (11 yrs. and up) for
the most original costume;
Dwayne Durnin (1-5 yr.),
Karen -Anne Yonie (6-10 yr.),
and Kim Argyle (11 yrs. and
up) for the scariest costume;
and for the funniest costume
Jeremy Boersma (1-5 yr.) ,
Robbie Argyle (6-10 yr.) and
Barry Gauvier 11 yrs. and up.
Raffle and dance
The draw for the park
equipment raffle was held on
October 31. Mrs. Elizabeth
Forler of Vanastra won the
$100 first prize. Other winners
were W. L. Elliott of Btayfield,
$50; and Faye Dustow of
Goderich, $20. Stephen
Jeacock of Vanastra° won $10
for selling the most tickets. •
A benefit dance to help
raise money for park
equipment will ,be held on
November 12 at the Sand-
piper Inn. Dance from 10 - 1
a.m. to the music of the Star
Trex.
Tickets, are $10 per couple
and may be obtained from
Mrs. J. Jeacock, Mrs:, D.
Ryan and Mrs. S. McLachlan.
Resource centre
A report on the Canada
Works Project, the possibility
of a minimum heat by-law for
Tuckersmith Township and a
film presentation are some of
the subjects which will be
dealt with at this week's
meeting of the Vanastra
Resource Centre.
These sessions begin at 1:30
p.m. each Thursday and all
residents of Vanastra are
welcome to ..- attend.
Babysitting services are
provided free of charge.
Child health care clinic
A child health care clinic
will be held on November 3
from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
at the Vanastra Church.
Services being offered are
vision, hearing and anemia
screening, as well as fluoride
brushing and immunization.
Smile
Wife: "My husband thinks
he's a parking meter."
Psychiatrist: "Why doesn't
he speak for himself?"
Wife: "What, with all. those
dimes in his mouth?"
+++
You CAN do something
about the way the cookie
crumbles. Just ask the
boxboy to put the canned
goods on the bottom.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1977—PAGE 13
Happenings in the Varna area
by Mary Chessell
Miss . Brenda Taylor,
daughter of Morris and
Connie Taylor, has passed
her exams for her Registered
Nurse's Diploma, after
successfully completing her
training in St. Joseph's
Hospital, Hamilton.
She has accepted a position
in the same hnspita.l, eom-
mencing her duties on Nov. 7
and is_being married on Nov.
2Gth. Connie says they have
had a very busy summer at
their motel at K ilworthy.
Mrs. Laura Keys was home
from hospital for a few days
and is staying with her son
Clayton and family in Clinton
at present. We sincerely hope
she'll soon be in good health
again.
We'd like to extend a warm
welcome from, the com-
munity to Bill and Barb
Crawford, formerly of RR2
Clinton, who have purchased
Flora Dowson's home. Bill
works at Russ Archer's) and
Ba,r.b in the Board of
Education office. They have a
son Ryan, who will be a year
old this month.
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