HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-12-08, Page 16PAGE 16—CLILTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1977
A large crowd attends Londesboro United's Xmas pageant
by'Mrs. Dora Shobbrook
A large congregation at-
tended the annual Christmas
pageant and carol service at
the United Church on Sunday
morning.
Welcoming into the Nar-
thex were Mrs, Laura Lyon
and Gary Jewitt representing
the Sunday School. Ushers
were Carol Cartwright, Susan
Jamieson, Kevin Fothergill
and Kevin Tamblyn, mem-
bers of the intermediate
class.
Sunday School children
entered together with their
teachers. Music was supplied
by the junior choir under the
direction of Mrs. Tom Duizer
and organist Mrs. Allen
Bosman. Laurel and Lisa
Duizer sang a duet. "'
Rev. A. MacDonald was the
narrator for the pageant.
Those taking part were:
Connie Hoggart as Mary;
Robert Radford as Joseph ;
Warren Hulley, the
Innkeeper; Andy Riley and
Brad Westerhout, the
shepherds; Scott Overboe,
Stephen Duizer and Robert
Adams, the wisemen; Cheryl
Hulley, main angel; Cheryl
, Bromley, Darlene Hulley,
Brenda Nesbitt and Kimberly
Wright, other angels.
In charge of the pageant
were Mrs. Jack Tamblyn,
Mrs. Ken Scott and Mrs. Nick
Whyte. Mrs. Murray Ly,pn
and Mrs. Jim Radford
assisted with the costumes.
Rev. MacDonald thanked
all who had helped in any
way. "Silent Night" was sung.
by the congregation as the
Sunday School students,
pageant characters and the
junior choir made their exit.
Personals
Sympathy is extended to
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Hulley on
the death of his father, Lorne
Hulley in Seaforth on
Saturday, December 3.
Karen Johnston was ad-
mitted to Clinton Public
Hospital on Sunday,
November 27, returning home
on Friday, December 2 after
having pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
attended a family gathering
on Sunday, November 27
honouring her aunt, Mrs. Bob
(Nan) Daer on her 90th birth-
day. The celebration was held
at the home of her, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jerry.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Allen
spent last weekend in Flint,
Michigan.
Mrs. Alice Davidson and
Mrs. Laura Saundercock
attended the capping
ceremony of candy stripers
Whelan still the farmers choice....
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the people who see from a
grass roots position what is
happening to the agricultural
industry in this country,"
Whelan said.
Canada must start pushing
other countries to lower tariff
and non -tariff barriers,
Whelan said. Canada lost
600,000 'lbs. �f cheese sales to
the U.S. because the U.S.
government requires that all
cheese be sold through
specified agents who are too
busy selling cheese for other
people, he added.
Whelan concluded by
saying, "We have the far-
mers. We have the expertise.
We have the land. But we will
get nowhere unless we tailor
our production and manage
our resources carefully. We
must produce to fill existing
needs. We cannot afford to
produce for production's sake
alone."
Gord Dalgliesh, right, Who retired earlier this year after
20 years with the Clinton Volunteer Fire Brigade, was
presented with a gift from the town by Fire Chief
Clarence Neilans at the town banquet last Saturday
night. (News -Record photo)
Ramona Humphrey
Ceed.*(/
Look your best
for the holiday
season...make
your appointment
now with our
expert stylists,
Ramona Humphrey
and Sue Murray.
We now do
Men's Hairstyling
"Carrying on in the tradition of
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Edith Anne
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WE'RE OPEN ALL DAY TUESDAY TO FRIDAY
PLUS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
AND SATURDAY MORNINGS
from Clinton. Public Hospital
on Monday night at the
Wesley -Willis United Church.
Mrs. Saundercock's gran-
ddaughter Lori Saundercock
received her cap. 6
Congratulations also to
Ruth,ann Penfound of this
community on receiving her
cap as well.
Robbie
and
Jenn
ife
r
Lawrie of Kitchener spent the
weekend with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McLeod
of Mitchell visited on Sunday
with her sister, Mrs.. Olive
Penfound and Elgin.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Longman
were her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
John Burleigh and Joan of
Goderich.
Mrs. Lloyd Pipe and Mrs.
Harry Durnin visited on
Tuesday, November 29 with
Mrs. Nan Daer, Goderich at
her open house in celebration
of her birthday.
Remember the WI card
party this Friday, December
9.
This Week's Specials at
The Berean Unit of the
UCW will bold a pot luck
lunch at 12:30 p -.m. in the
church hall this Christmas
meeting.
The. WI Christmas meeting
on December 14 will be a
family night with a pot luck
dinner at 6:,30 p.m. Roll call
will be, "All I want for
Christmas"
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