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Clinton News-Record, 1978-04-20, Page 7• CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, kPRIL 20. 1978 --PAGE 7 Londesboro: Annual awards and banquet held for men's bowling by Dora Shobbrook United church news Welcoming on Sunday morning were Lloyd Pipe and Nelson McClure, and the ushers were David Lear, Edward Riley, Kevin and Wayne Hulley. Choir anthem was "my faith has found a resting place" with Mrs. Allen Shaddick choir leader and Mrs. Glenn McGregor organist. Rev. McDonald's children's story . was "vacuum", and junior congregation teachers were Mrs. Nick Whyte and Christine Carter. The message was "a community of love." The flowers were placed in loving memory of brother Bill Ross by Maimie Margaret and Tom. Flowers were also placed by Dale and Lynn Bannerman in honour of their marriage in our church on April 15th. Next Sunday a con- firmation service and reception at 8 p.m. when 10 persons will be received into the church. Berean Unit of UCW The Berean Unit of UCW meeting was held on Tuesday, April 11 at 2 p.m. President Hattie Wood welcomed all, opened with call to worship with meditation taken from upper room reading "conditions for growth". The Study was taken by Alice Buchanan and Marg Anderson with a film "The story operation frien- dship". Marjorie Duizer ran the projector, and Alice thanked her. The business was con- ducted by president, and the minutes of last meeting were read by the secretary Dora Shobbrook. A thank -you card from Margaret Penfound. Happy Birthday was sung for Alice Buchanan and Isabel Airdrie. The May 9th meeting at 8 p.m. will have the Aimwell unit as guests, when Mrs. Hodgert, Seaforth will show pictures taken on their trip to Japan. To clean brass for May is Tri Duizer. All present signed a get well card for Mrs. Laura Sundercock, a member in Clinton Hospital. Roll call was answered by 11 members and one visitor. Worship and program was taken by Marg Anderson and Alice Buchanan with Marg reading "Hepaticus" and scripture "God restoring fertility to the land". also reading Helen Kellars reading Helen Keller's resurrection. Hattie Wood thanked them and closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Vi Burns and Dora Shobbrook. Shower for Lynn Bowie Village ladies held a shower for Lynn Bowie, in the Sunday School room on Tuesday April 11th at 7:3d p.m. Corsages were pinned on the bride elect, her n?other and Mrs. Bannerman, the groom's mother. A dessert lunch of cake and ice cream was served by Nancy Allen, Vi Burns, Shirley Lyon, Norma Glousher and Edna Reid. The program, convened by June Fothergill, saw a con- test on anniversaries won by Dora Shobbrook ; guessing number of articles, won by Barbara Glousher; girl with most pencils in handful, Karen Johnston; Gifts werepresented by Diana Lyon, Darlene Hulley, Karen Johnston and Jennifer Sottiaux. Lynn thanked everyone for gifts and invited them to come and see her gifts at her mother's and to the open reception to be held in Seaforth Legion hall at 9 p.m. on Saturday, April 15. W.I. annual A life membership was presented to Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice at the Women's Institute annual meeting and banquet on Wednesday night April 12. President Dora Shobbrook gave a summary of the past of the WI. The branch was founded February 13th, 1909 and was disbanded in 1942 and carried on as Red Cross society during •the war years. It was reorganized May 4th, 1950. Myrtle Fairservice was president from 1940-42, and in 1950 took up where she left off as president. She was also member of the Clinton WI in 1940s having held offices there. They presented her with a life membership certificate and badge. Myrtle thanked Londesboro Branch 'WI members for this honour and for her corsage. Catholic PTA plans event A meeting of the executive of the St. Joseph's Catholic Parent Teachers Association was held on Tuesday, April 4 at the home of president Seamus Doherty. The meeting began with a prayer led by Father Hardy. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Graduation exercises for grade 8 were discussed with Judge Frank Carter as guest speaker and slated for June 11. An idea for retreats for grade 7 and 8 boys and girls was discussed and will be finalized at the next meeting. It was also decided that the C.P.TT.A. could aid the school by forming a drop-off point for used toys in good condition that could be used in kindergarten. Seamus Doherty agreed that toys could be' dropped off at his 1.0home at 11 Bond St., Clinton. It was-�t'Qed that t°he,- C.P.T.A. would sei-ije coffee during Parent Teacher What you think.. • • from page 4 and open to public scrutiny. In the end the government did act - by laying charges against those who did Canada this favor by attempting to abort the work of the RCMP. (To wit, the ensuring charges laid against the Toronto Sun, et. al.) Mr. Cossitt of course received parliamentary immuhity. It is rather unfortunate that "these disturbing facts" were "brought to the attention of the Canadian people." Thanks for "the truth" Mr. McKinley. Yes, a few political muck- rakers are needed in the opposition. No one can accuse Morty Shulman of not having the good of the Canadian people at heart. But when politicians resort to harming that good in the interests of petty politics, it is time that those politicians find some more self-gratiating line of employment and leave the political arena to those who are willing to work for the benefit of a united Canada, whatever the political banner they may fly. <4e Dirk van der Werf, Clinton. Interviews on April 5 and two people were designated. Lunch was served and the meeting ended at 10:30. WI Sunshine president, Mrs. Bert Shob- brook ; president, Mrs. Tom Sister Banquet Duizer; first vice-president, Marjorie Duizer was in- Mrs. Don Buchanan; second stalled the new president, vice-president, Mrs . when the Londesboro UCW Margaret Taylor; secretary - catered to the Sunshine Sister treasurer, Mrs. Eric Banquet for WI members on Anderson; assistant Wednesday April 12. The secretary, Mrs. E. tables were decorated in the Fothergill; public relations WI colours by Marg officer, Mrs. Glen Carter; An Jerson. After supper a sing district directot-, Mrs. Bert song of old favorites led by Shobbrook; alternate district Doreen Carter with director, Mrs. Lorne Genevieve Allen at the Piano. Hunking; press reporter, Roll call followed with the Mrs. E. Fothergill; pianists, revealing of Sunshine Sister Mrs. Tom Allen, Mrs. Edwin and paying dues. There were Wood; auditors, Mrs. Tom 39 present. Hattie Wood spoke Allen, Mrs. Mervyn Datema; words of appreciation to Dora resolutions convenor, Mrs. Shobbrook for her two years Lloyd Pipe; flowers and card as president and presented convenor, Mrs. Airie Duizer; her with a gift. The program card committee, Mrs. Jim committee was thanked by Jamieson, Mrs. Les Reid; Marjorie Duizer. Tweedsmuir curator, Mrs. The March minutes and Reg Lawson; Tweedsmuir financial statement were committee, Mrs. Tom Allen, read by secretary -treasurer Mrs. Lorne Hunking, Mrs. E. Marjorie Anderson. Fothergill; branch directors, Correspondence included a Mrs. Norman Cartwright, thank you from Don and Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Mrs. Lorne Hunking. Standing committees are agriculture and Canadian industry, Mrs. Watson Reid, Mrs. Tony Middegaal; citizenship and world affairs, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. Harry , Tebbutt; education and cultural affairs, Mrs. Jim Jamieson, Mrs. John Pollard; family and con- sumers affairs, Mrs. E. Wood, Mrs. Dave Anderson. Mrs. McNee thanked the WI for her and her friend Mrs. McWhinney's invitation and spoke a few words. She was ' presented with a gift. New president Marjorie Duizer announced her committees: Social, Margaret Anderson, Alice Buchanan, Addie Hunking, Marjorie Duizer; finance, Florence Cartwright, Mar- jorie Anderson and Margaret Taylor. There will be a dessert euchre on May 5th. Kathy Reuger and Lloyd Pipe; an invitation to Clinton WI dessert euchre April 13th; Summerhill dessert euchre and bake sale April 26th at 1:30 p.m. Walton dessert euchre April 26th evening; spring tea at Huronview on May 31st; summary day "personalizing your pattern" "April 18 in Clinton; 4-H Achievement Day "focus on living" in Blyth May 6; WI district annual, May 29th at Nile United Church. The ladies decided to donate $25. to new home for Goderich area mentally retarded. Pennies for friendship were received, and annual reports were given.. The secretary reported 11 meetings, membership 39, average attendance 23, and four members J with perfect attendance, Dora Shobbrdok, Margaret Taylor, Nona Pipe and Florence Cartwright. The auditors report was given by Hattie Wood, Men's bowling banquet standing committee reports The Londesboro men's were given by Beth Knox, bowling league held their Marjorie Duizer, Alice annual banquet and awards Buchanan and. Margaret presentation on Thursday Taylor; special committees, April 13th at the Londesboro public relations, Doreen Community hall. Londesboro Carter; and flowers, Tri Women's Institute catered to Duizer. Tweedsmuir curator, a hot beef dinner with 53 Helen Lawson reported on a bowlers and two guests historical meeting on April 20 present. Rev. McDonald at 8 p.m. in Auburn, and the asked the blessing. president's summary was Awards were presented to: given by Dora Shobbrook, high average, Harry Lear, and she thanked the WI for 222, trophy donated by Crown her gift and their cooperation Lanes and presented by Don in the past two years. Alice McWhinney; high single, Buchanan reported for the Tom Duizer, 333 presented by nominating committee. last year's winner, Doug District president McNee of Snell; high triple, Jack Lee, Dungannon installed the 825, presented by last year's officers for 1978-79: past winner, Olen Carter, most r NDv 1 Y PPi 1n the Delight- ful!), Entertaining Classified A(1. of The Dollar 4mrr. His-n(14-1•dti r,f Did -111r S,tvc�r ('1 ASSII=II•I) ADS m,rke rt nnc•c,f thn, n.)(0 -,t 10 c ent inRetitnientc, It % herc' Irrc',11 Buyer~ ;incl Seller~ I,er,Ple rn yrrur 'fawn r'1 rn ,r fl(' 4(1)',, ;rre,r herr in Mid v1/4etitern Ont,rrirr(;I.1 , l O(; I. 1 1-11. 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Ti improved, Joe Hunking, plus 14, presented by last year's winner Mery Durnin; first place team regular season, Gordon Shobbrook, Ron Gross, Henry Wilts, Gordon Radford, Murray Adams, Harry Lear, presented by Jack Lee captain of second place team; second place, Jack Armstrong, Ervin Johnston, Bert Lyon, Brad Kennedy, Jack Lee, Ken Armstrong presented by Bill Sottiaux, captain of third place team; 3rd place, Murray Lyon, Frank Szusz, Willis Bromley, Bill Vincent, Bill Sottiaux, Robert Shaddick; high team's single regular season, Gordon Shobbrook, Bill Roy, Bob Thompson, Murray Adams, Harry Lear 1205; high team triple regular season, Dave Armstrong, Doug Snell, , Howard Cartwright, Dave Overboe, Bill Shaddick, Carl Nesbitt 3268. Special mugs were presented to George Carter, Jack Armstrong and Jack Lee for regular attendance since the league was formed, and perfect attendance glasses this year were presented to Bill Sottiaux, Harry Lear, Dave Arm- strong, Willis Bromley, Joe Hunking, Gerritt Wilts, Dennis Penfound and Frank Szusz. Clare Vincent thanked the Institute ladies for the lovely supper. 51 bowlers went bowling after the banquet, and win- ning bowlers banquet night were: first, Joe Hunking and George Carter winning two mugs each; second Willis Bromley and Bill Bromley, $2 each; third Tom Duizer and Ian Hulley $1 each. Londesboro III 4-H Londesboro Quazy Quilters met on Monday April 10 at the r hall, when babysitting and some tips on babysitting were discussed. The Explorers met on Thursday April 13th in the Sunday School rooms with 16 present. Margaret Wright concluded the study Carib- bean. The topic was "getting along together". For crofts they made invitations for mother -daughter banquet to be held May llth, also made pencil holders. Games were in charge of Lisa Duizer and Angela Schneider with charades. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley and family, St. Thomas spent the weekend of April 9th with his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bruce. At the same home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Riley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riley and family of Clinton. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burleigh, John and Joan of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris, Pattie, Susan, Jill and Robert, Mrs. Sam Norris, Staffa, Jim Skinner and Robert Heckman, Mitchell. Mrs. John Balmer of Edmonton, Alberta is spending this week with her aunt Mrs. Joe Shaddick. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Radford, London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Ray is recuperating from a frac- tured leg. Mrs. Ellis Thomas of Ottawa attended the wedding of his granddaughter Lynn Bowie to Dale Bannerman on Saturday and is spending this week with his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bowie. Also attending the wedding were cousins Mr and Mrs. David Platter from Blue Mountain Ontario. The Bowies would like to say, thank you to Rev. McDonald. Attending the Clinton WI dessert euchre on Thursday were Nona Pipe, Hazel Reid, Elsie Shaddick, Dora Shobbrook, Margaret Taylor and Myrtle Fairservice. 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