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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1978-02-02, Page 13News of Londesboro by Mrs. Bert Shobbrook United Church Greeters on Sunday morning were Clara Riley and Nelson McClure. Ushers were Greg Andrews, Kevin Fothergill, Tom Pollard and Edward Riley. A Gospel Hymn Sing was held. Louise McGregor was the organist and Ruth Shaddick was the choir leader. Rev. McDonald installed •the UCW executive: president, Helen Lawson; second vice president, Gail Lear; secretary, Nona Pipe; treasurer, Margaret Good; program convener, Margaret Anderson. First vice. president Edythe Beacom was unable to be present. The junior and kin- dergarten teachers were Irene Bromley, Ruthann Penfound, Marguerite Gross and Barbara Knox. The next church service will be March 5. Rev. McDonald is on holidays and church members are asked to contact Rev. John Oestreicher of Clinton's Wesley Willis United Church if a minister is needed. Annual congregational meeting There was an excellent attendance at the pot luck dessert on Monday night, January 23. Rev. McDonald welcomed wall and asked blessing. After lunch a sing song of old familiar hymns were sung with Louise McGregor at the piano. Rev. McDonald read a poem and led in prayer. The children then. retired to the auditorium where films were shown with Wayne Hulley at the projector. It was moved that Hattie Wood be recording secretary, to accept the agenda as printed and to give all adherents present voting privileges. Rev. McDonald conducted the business of the meeting. A panel discussion on the reports of 1977 was held. Gary Jewitt reported that the Sunday School had 98' children registered with. a good average attendance. Two family crokinole parties, and a skating party were held over the year and =a special pageant and Christmas eice were held. Jewitt also mended the teachers for their work. Helen Lawson reported that the UCW sponsored Gail Lear's music recital. They also sent Florence Cartwright to Westminster for a weekend in May and Marjorie Duizer and Joan Whyte went to Alma College in August. Along with that, the UCW sponsored a foster child, gave. donations to Elaine Town- shend and helped to support a medical student in Nepal. Donations were also given to ARC Industries, Camp Menestung and others. Allen Bosman reported for the Stewards who now have eavestroughing installed on the church roof. He thanked the volunteer helpers) on the painting of the church and also thanks were given to the caretakers - Lena Nesbitt, Carl and family. The treasurer's report was giyen by Trudy Pollard. She eXpressed her thanks to last year's treasurer Harry Lear •for his help. Mrs. Margaret Whyte " reported for the session. She thanked the choir leader, organist, junior choir leaders, pianist, greeters and ushers. She noted that there is a "membership of 459 and 14 baptisms, 20 marriages and 13: burials took place over the year. Gordon Shobbrook reported for the official board. They are planning to ibnstall a telephone. Inthe congregational life and work there are: Messengers, 28 members; Explorers, 18. members ; Cubs, 27 mem- bers; Scouts, I2 members and • the CGIT a small group. The Cubs and Scouts are badly in need of volunteer adult leaders. The nominating committee reported that the session for the next five years are Bert Lyon, Nelson McClure, Gordon Shobbrook, and Jack Tamblyn. Ken Pollard and David Lear are serving two year terms. The Stewards for three years are Bill Bromley, Melvin Knox, Robertr Trick, Glenn McGregor. The church trustee for a five year term is Lloyd Pipe and Raymond Kennedy is the manse trustee for the next four years. The auditors are Mrs. Norman Alexander and Jim Jamieson. The represen- tatives to the Presbytery are Laura Forbes, Norman Alexander and alternate Edythe Beacom. Helen Lee, Elwood Mit- chell, Fern McClure and Mrs. Jim Scott Sr., are on the manse committee and Bev Riley and Laura Scott are on the congregational life and work committee. Emerson Hesk, Jean Leiper, Laura Lyon, Clara Riley, and Helen Alexander are on the Bible Society and the anniversary committee is made up of Dennis Penfound, the UCW president, the • organist and the choir leader. The Bible Society receipts came to $343 and the Mission and Services objective for 1978 is $530. Nick Whyte,. on behalf of the congregation moved a vote of thanks to Rev. . McDonald for his dedicated leadership and for his un- tiring work in the community as well. A standing ovation was given by everyone. The meeting then closed with a hymn and prayer. UCW names executive. The 1978 officers of the UCW are: president, Helen Lawson; first vice president, Edythe Beacom; second vice president, Gail , Lear; secretary, Nona Pipe; assistant secretary, . Joan Whyte; treasurer, Margaret Good; program convener, Margaret Anderson; nominating committee, Addie Hunking, Betty Moon; communication co-ordinator, _Dora. , Shobbrook; steward- ship and finance, Margaret Good, Edythe Beacom; leadership development, Addie Hunking, Gail Lear; church and society, Dora Shobbrook; supply and welfare, Laura Lyon, Mary Longman, Mary Peel; community friendship and visiting, Dora Shobbrook, Elsie Shaddick. Christian development, program convener, Margaret Anderson; World Outreach, Marion Hunking; pianist, Gail Lear; assistant pianist, Genevieve Allen; representative to the manse committee, Laura Lyon; representative to the board of stewards, Helen Lee. The in church service funeral lunches will be charged by Mary Longman, Norma Glousher, Addie Hunking, Kay Saundetcock, Vi Burns; buying committee, Dora Shobbrook, - Elsie Shaddick; social committee, Brenda Radford, Audrey Thompson, Mary Peel, Marion Snell; unit leaders, - Berean, Hattie Wood; Aim well, Audrey Thompson; Personals On January 24 Norman Alexander attended the Municipal ,Drain Management and Water Quality seminar at the Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology, sponsored by the Kent County Federation of Agriculture on January 26 and 27. He was at the meeting of the Ontario Farm Drainage Association in London. Mr. and Mrs. John Radford returned home on Saturday night after spending a 10 -day vacation in the Barbados. C.H.S.S. is conducting a MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION SELLING DRIVE FEBRUARY 1 - FEBRUARY 14 Money raised to be used to cover Student Activities. Please. receive students favourably during the campaign. Thank You 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Homuth of Clinton spent last week with their grandsons Robbie, Michael and Brent "Radford, while their parents were holidaying. Mr. and Mrs. Teilman Weste{rhout enjoyed two weeks holidays in Acapulco, Mexico. Mr. Jim Jamieson is a patient in University Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen returned home on Sunday, January 29 after .a week's vacation in Hawaii. They were guests of Canada Packers for having won the Most Sales Improvement Award. WI News The next WI meeting will be held on February 8 at 8 p.m. since the January meeting was cancelled. The January program will follow along with the topic and lunch. The WI card party. which was cancelled on Friday, January 27 is rescheduled for Friday, February 3 at 8:30 p.m. The same committee will be in charge. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1978 -,-PAGE 13 The barometer hit a record low during the winter "hurricane"that hit the area last Thursday. In fact, It was so low, 27.80 inches (28.25 sea level) that the needle went off the scale on the TV cable channel, crossed the bottom, and started up the other side! (News - Record photo) . r4zehls fine markets... of fine foods SCHNEIDERS BEEF STEAKETIES I ROZEN 1 Ib. CELLO PKG. 9 C Ib. News of Middleton by Blanche Deeves Church News Let's hope the weather man can co-operate this week, The annual vestry meeting of St. James Church, MIddleton will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Middleton at 8 pm. Ladies bring sandwiches. The ACW of St. James is sponsoring a bus trip to the fainous Ice Capades in Kit- chener on March 9. Tickets are moving well wouldn't you like to join in? Call Blanche, 482-3383 or Audrey at 482-9838. Personals Mrs. Corneles Brand has just completed her two days at the 4-11 school in Seaforth and will be a leader in Holmesville 1I. Girls wishing to join must be 12 years old by March 1. Interested girls call Mrs. Brand at 482-7552. 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