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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-12-22, Page 9• Londesboro Church holds Communion service By Dora Shobbrook United Church News Communion service was held on Sunday morning with four members received by transfer, - Ken Armstrong from Stratford, Glen McGregor from Brucefield, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shepherd from Cheapside and Scotland. Greeters were Emerson Heck and Harry Snell, and the ushers were Diane Bromley, Susan Jamieson, Traci Mitchell and Sharon Thompson. Service begin with carol singing. The Moir numbers were "Do you hear what I hear?" and "what Child is this" with Mrs. Allen Shaddick choir leader and Mrs. Glenn McGregor organist, children's time was "Christmas a joyful. time" singing hymn twas in the morn of winter time". Junior congregation, teachers were Karen Durnin, June Fothergill and Jean Kennedy. Rev. McDonald's message was text John 1.4:1 Believe in God and believe also in me "humility gate". Sacrament was served. Assisting Rev. McDonald was Clara Riley and Nelson McClure, Serving bread was Nick Whyte, Madelyn Sewers, Margaret Whyte and Harry Snell, while serving wine Jim Jamieson, Lorne Hunking, Garnet Wright and Gordon Shobbrook. The flowers on the memorial stand were placed in loving memory of Jack Medd by his family. The Sunday School assembly was held following church service. There will be no service next Sunday, as the service will be Christmas Eve at 8 p.m. A candlelight service with the senior and junior choirs as well as 4 4 special soloist, will be part of the service. WI Meets The WI held family night Christmas meeting on December 14th,started with a pot luck supper, opening with "0 Canada" and WI grace with Marjorie Duizer at the piano. There were 40 who enjoyed the supper. This was followed by a short business period with Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. President Dora Shobbrook welcomed all with a verse "Christmas is Coming. Roll call was answered by 17 members "what I want for Christmas". The minutes of the last meeting were read by secretary -treasurer Marjorie Anderson. It was moved to donate $10.00 to the plowing match draws, anq a thank you was re eived from Gladys Armstrong. • The '';auditor's report was given by Genevieve Allen. Addie Hunking reported 21 shut in gifts ready to deliver, and the president reported bun baskets, electric knife and ash trays bought and tea pots on order.,Nona Pipe reported the HItory of Hullett Township" books are on sale at $5 each. She was thanked for her work on compiling these books. The next card party will be on December 30. Doreen Carter reported on the ARC Industries, Dashood open house held on December 15 and 16. The program was supplied by members' children: Stephen Duizer and his mother played a piano duet "Good King Wencelas"; followed - by a &trio Stephen, Laurel and Lisa Duizer singing "Secret of Christ- mas" accompanied by their mother on 'the piano solos "Homecoming" nd "Morning Has Broken". 1 Mary Lou Anderson sang a 11th having surgery on solo "Santa Claus is coming 13th. to town" followed by a duet Mr. Jim McEwing returned by Mary Lou and Jane -"What home on Saturday December Child is This". John Lawson 17th from Seaforth hospital. sang "Let There be Peace on He was admitted on Sunday Earth", acc.ompanying December 11th having himself on guitar followed by surgery on -Monday, Christmas carols ted by' Mrs. John -Burr returned Marjorie Duizer , with • home. , on 'Thursday, Genevieve Allen at tliZ piano,"' December 15 having spent the ending with "God Save the past six- wpeiC, a patient in Queen". Clinton 1lospital. After, some games of cards Mrs. Pearl Hamiltdn were played. Winners were: ladies' high, June Fothergill; • low, Margaret Taylor; lone hands, Helen Lawson; men's high, Dora Shobbrook (playing as a man) low, Bert Shobbrook; lone hands, Lloyd Pipe. The children played crokinole, there were candies for all children. 50 Year Pin T. Wor. Bro. Jim Neilans was to be presented from Hullett Masonic Lodge No. 568 on December 13th with a 50 Year Pin, but being unable to attend, Rt. Wor. Bro. Claire Vincent, Vry. Wor. Bro.' Bert Shobbrook and Wor. Bros. Robt Thompson and Harry Tebbutt presented it to him on ,:Wednesday the 14th in the afternoon. Berean Unit The Berean Unit Christmas meeting was held on Tuesday, -December 13 with a pot luck dinner with 10 members and Rev. McDonald present. President Hattie Wood conducted worship with Christmas Scripture and the meditation on scripture. Rev. McDonald presented a Christmas message. Mrs. Wood closed the meeting with a Christmas thought. Rev. McDonald closed with prayer. Personals Mr. Airie Duizer was ad- mitted to Victoria Hospital, London on Sunday December the May you and your family share a starbright Christmas full of joy and merriment, in the warmth each other's love! Our thanks to yogi all. Ruth Sheila Marilyn Bev TRIANGLE DISCOUNT MAIN CORNER, CLINTON returned to' her hone on Thursday. night having spent 11/2 weeks with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon, she has ,been under doctors care. , or, Mr. Jim Scott Sr. was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital last week, Glad to report Miss Edythe Beacom had the cast removed from her ankle on Wednesday at Stratford Hospital. Baby Kent Shillinglaw was admitted to London War Memorial Childrens Hospital on Wednesday, December 14th returning to Seaforth Hospital on Saturday. Achievement Day for 4-1-1 clubs "featuring fruit" for Auburn, Blyth and Lon-, desboro was held in Blyth on Saturday. Joan Mason of the Londesboro club won County Honours. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick were all home on Saturday: -Cpl. and Mrs. Richard Shaddick of Bur- fraby, B.C. ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaddick, Scott and Todd, Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs. • ' Jeff Shaddick, Waterloo; Miss Lloy Shad - dick, Kitchener; and sister Miss Ruth Shaddick, Clinton. Dr. and Mrs. • Lester Allen, Watford and daughter Sandra of Kingston visited on Sunday with his ,brother, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. Colleen and John Scruton, Clinton spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen. Rev. McDonald attended the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Les Earl of Atwood on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer held Christmas on Sunday for. her family: grandmother. Mrs. Charlotte Bell, Blyth; .parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking, ,Londesboro: geta aria ametingi May this holiday bestow on you an everlasting peace and happiness) Jim Broadfoot TV -APPLIANCE REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE 482-7032 Joyous thrn St MAS CDay your holiday be filled with peace and serenity: the quiet contentment which comes from within. Our special thanks to the patrons we' serve for putting their trust in us. r- Paul Kerrigan Fuels Paul Kerrigan, Bill Stoenstra . Brad Kennedy, Mary Cote, Neil Josling 379 Victoria St., Clinton 482-9653 CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1977—PAGg,-9 Miss Johnson's grade two and three class recited "Christmas Ifs" for the large crowd. who turned out for the Clinton Public School's Chrlstm'as Sing on Monday evening. (News -Record photo) News of Hensall... • from page 8 looked after. Mrs. G.A. Anderson gave the study book and &the meeting closed with ._prayer., 'Mr. and Mrs. Art Werner and family spent the weekend with the latter"s mother,rrlrs. Sam Rannie. Mr, - and Mrs. Ken Rogerson, Clinton, Mr, and Mrs. Glen McClure, and family Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. David Loonhardt and Scott, Brodhagen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warden, Staffa, Mr. and Mrs. 'Dave. McClure, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Greg McDonald and family, Ailsa Craig celebrated Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. William Rogerson on Sunday. Hockey news Hensall bantams played twice during the last week, first against Huron Park in Vanastra, winning 4-3:. In the first period Dave Consitt scored the first goal, assisted by Brad Stewart, while the second period was scoreless for Hensall. The third period was ex citing with Brad Stewart scoring, assisted by Jeffrey Rowe, Jeff Rowe scoring with help from Brad Stewart and finally Jeff Rowe scoring unassisted. Huron Park scored once in each of the periods. •]eve O'Neil scored, assisted by Robert Miriderlien in the" first; Randy Insley scored in the second' period assisted by Dennis Johnson making the. score ' 2-1 in favour of Huron Park and Richard Lather scored unassisted in the third period. Final score Hensall 4, Huron Park 3. On Thursday evening, Hensall bantams played Brussels in Brussels. Scoring for Hensall were Jamie McClinchey twice, assisted by Paul Smale and David Rowcliffe unassisted, but Brussels outplayed them and the final score was Brussels 7, Hensall 3. Christmas INOS I. 11; ;,li.yN':12a�V'����'il'i Remembrance, like a glowing candle, shines brightest at Christmas. Weare thinking of you dear friends, and wishing you every. happiness. Mary Florence Y Muriel Jan. I _An A Ry SEWING CENTRE "Your Authorized White -Etna Sewing Machine Dealer" 17 VICTORIA ST. - CLINTON . 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