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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-11-24, Page 13('I l NT ON NEWS- RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1977 -PAGE 13 Many attend Baptisthatservice0Ie1d in Londesboro United Church By Mrs. Bert Shobbrook Baptism at United Church A large number of visitors were welcomed at the United Church on Sunday morning. Greeters were Clara Riley and Nelson McClure and ushers were Bob Hunking, Wayne Riley, Mark Mitchell and Bob Thompson. Ruth Shaddick "fed the choir and Louise McGregor was the organist. Clerk of the session, Margaret Whyte invited the parents to present their children to Rev. McDonald for baptism. They were: Leisa Maye, daughter of Jim and Sheila Thompson and Bradley Edmund James, son of Murray and Donna Walsh, The children's story was on *baptism and the junior teachers were Helen Lee and Barbara Bosman. 6 UCW general meeting There was a good turnout at the UCW general business meeting held on November 14. President Helen Lawson welcomed all and opened the meeting. Minutes of the September meeting were read by secretary Doreen Carter. Correspondence was received from the Londesboro Lions Club with a card of thanks from president Brad Kennedy for the UCW ladies catering to the Lions charter night. A thank -you was also received from Myrtle Fairservice and Edythe Beacom. An in- vitation was received from the Blyth UCW to attend their bazaar on November 19. Hattie Wood gave the treasurer's report and gave a balance of $2,250.25. A donation of $1,500 was given for new bathroom equipment in the manse. The 1978 mission and services fund will be $ 800. The next UCW meeting will be held on December 5 with a pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m. Ladies are asked to bring a friend and there will be a white elephant table with, Joan Whyte and Margaret Whyte in charge. Representatives on the church nominating com- mittee are Margaret Whyte from the Berian Unit and Betty Hulley from the Armwell Unit. Dora Shobbrook reported that 62 get well cards, 19 sympathy, six baby cards and one rose and bud vase had been. sent. Mary Longman reported on, one funeral lunch and Mrs. Shobbrook reported on buying. Laura Lyon reported that clothes were sent to Heather Gardens in Vanastra, Goodwill in London and on display were six crib quilts, 22 scarves and 19 pairs of mitts, whii'zh will be sent to the Hazelton Hospital in BC. Brenda Radford gave the social committee report and noted that two after meeting luncheons, four wedding dinners and seven banquets were prepared and served. It was moved to have Mildred McNall audit the Hullett Happenings Grade 7 field trip On Thursday, November cream. 17, Mr. Talbot and his grade 7 class went on a field trip to London. In the morning they went to Wolseley Barracks. There they saw military uniforms, various medals and other things. In the afternoon they went to the London Free *Press Building. Here they were divided into three groups and each, group toured the building. This trip was educational and enjoyed homemade butterscotch ice - . Grade 8 trip • Monday, November 14 the i'rade 8 class went by bus to the Huron Pioneer Museum in;Goderich. The purpose of the trip was to see how the people lived in Pioneer Days and also helped with school projects. This trip proved to be both educational and enjoyable. Constable Wilson by all. On Wednesday, November Grade 2 ice-cream: 14, Constable Wilson from the On Wednesday, Nov n• 44;.,...0.0tario Provincial Police in 9, the grade two class matl4;v:4Goderich visited the school. and ate ice-cre-am, The ' He talked to the classes about students walked to Mitchell's bus safety and also showed a Family Market for the film. ingredients and Mrs. b Hopefully, the students Jamieson led them. learned safety rules from his The whole class enjoyed the visit. sa.ve2O% As Much As On All (1;) rIor'JcEn Hi Fi Equipment Now In Stock Save Pioneer Has Announced A Price Increase Of. Up To 20.% On All Their Hi Fi Equipment. Effective November, 7th 1977 We Will Be Able To Offer Pioneer Equipment At Former Prices Until' November 30, 1977 Buy Now And Save! MIPN: 16 Ontario Street, Stratford 212960 Shop Stratford's City Centre treasurer's books. Some discussion was also raised on the tuning of the piano. Cheerio club The Cheerio members held their November meeting on November 16 at the home of Margaret Good. Margaret acted as chairman and welcomed everyone with a poem. Ida Durnin read a story and the minutes of the last meeting where given by secretary Gladys Armstrong. The treasurer's report showed $69.88 on hand and a thank you was read from .Edythe Beacom. Roll call was answered with a current event by nine members and one visitor, Kay Longman. The next meeting will be held on January 18 with group three in charge. It was moved to send $10 to the Christmas Seal Fund and. $10 to ARC Industries in Dashwood. A get well card was signed and sent to Tri Duizer, a member who is in hospital and a Christmas card was sent to Ida Town - 1 • send, a member at Huron - view. Margaret conducted a contest, the meetipg was then closed, and some games of cards were played. Lunch was served by Margaret Good, Ida Durnin and Laura Lyon. Personals Sympathy is exten ed to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joh Ston on the death of her fa her, Carl McNee of Belmore, on Monday, November i4. Mrs. Airie Duizer was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on November 15. Mrs. Jack Armstrong was admitted to Seaforth Com - .m unity Hospital on November 17. Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard returned home on November 15 after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Glover at Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Pollard's sister, Mrs. Agnes Roads of Stratford spent the two weeks with Tom, Ken and Sally. Dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hunking on Sunday, following the baptism of their grandson Bradley Edmund James, were Murray and Donna Walsh, the parents. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walsh, Blyth, the grandparents, Mrs. Sarah Anderson and Mrs. Idy Cook, Belgrave, great- grandmothers; Don Walsh, Blyth, an uncle; Annie Cook and Norma Nethery, Belgrave and Rev. McDonald of Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton of Moorefield spent the weekend with their daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mr. George Neil and granddaughter Paula Crummer of Stratford visited on Sunday with Miss Edythe Beacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander spent a „couple of days last week at the T2byal Winter Fair and visited in Toronto. Norman attended the Soil Conservation of America meeting, held at Embro. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob- brook were honored on Sunday at a surprise party in the Clinton Legion Hall on their 48th wedding an- niversary. Their family gave r them the party and 29 were present to enjoy the occasion. Those attending included, Ron and Thelma Ellerby and family, ',Ross and Muriel Millson and family, Gordon and Darlene Shobbrook and family, Robert and Valerie Miller and Marsha, Vicki and Danny Colquhoun and family, and Joan Garrow. Remember the WI card 9,000* Readers can't be wrong READ THE NEWS -RECORD *Based on 3.0 readers per copy WITH THESE SPECIAL SAYINGS SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM WED. 9 A.M TILL CLOSING TUESDAY NOVEMBER 29, • FULLY -AGED FOR TENDERNESS CUT FROM GRADE 'A' CANADIAN BEEF CHUCK BLADE ROAST. party on Friday, November 25 at 8:30 p.m. Also keep in mind the Lions Club turkey bingo to be held in the hall on December 2 at 8 p.m. The WI members are in- vited to join with the Clinton WI on Thursday, November 24 at 2 p.m. our mistake In "the wedge" advertisement, which ap- peared Thursday, September 29, 1977, there was a copy error. Where "including Fall Arrivals" appeared, should have read, "ex- cluding Fall Arrivals", This copy error was the mistake of the News -Record. We apologize for the resultant misunder- standings caused by this mistake. 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