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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-09-14, Page 11• .41 • Londesboro UCWhoid meeting The general meeting of the UCW was held Sep- tember` 5 at 8 p.m. in the church hall when president Helen Lawson welcomed all and read the meditation. There were 15 present. The minutes were read by secretary Nona Pipe and correspondence included a thank -you from Ken and. Betty Hulley and family; Florence, John and Claude Cartwright, and Olive Gaunt. Letters were read from Huron Presbytery and London Conference requesting to raise M and S fund allocation. Margaret Good gave the treasurer's report with $454.72 on hand. It was moved to renew Upper Room by 12 copies. East Huron Regional meeting will be held October 10th at 7:30 p.m. at Winthrop United Church and our autumn thankoffering meeting will be October 4 at 8 p.m. Guests will be invited from Auburn, Burns, Blyth, - Christian Reformed ladies, Blyth, Ontario Street and Wesley -Willis, Clinton, Summerhill, Walton and Winthrop. Lunch con- veners are Marg Anderson ' and Joan Whyte. A letter of thanks was read from our foster child. Next general meeting will be held November 13 when the annual reports will be given. Representative to the Board of Stewards requested that a loud speaker be on for guest speakers. Supply secretary, Laura Lyon reported that there will be no bale at the church, but adult clothing will be. taken to Heather Gardens in Vanastra and all clothing will be accepted at Good Will , outlets. There is also an appeal for a crib mattress. United Church news Greeting into the Narthex on Sunday morning was Don Buchanan and ushedrs were Neil Cartwright, John .Laws'on, Cameron Moon and Bob Penfound. Choir anthem was "Whosoever Will" with Louise McGregor at the organ and Ruth Shaddick choir director. Rev. McDonald's children time was "letting your light shine" illustrating on earlier days the light on railroad stations. Junior teachers were Sandra Westerhout, Joan Whyte and Jean Kennedy. The message was "are you any value to the world you live in?" from text Luke 12, verses 1-7. The flowers at the front of the church were placed in honour of the marriage Of Barbara Glousher to Kim Hodgins which took place in the church on September 9, placed by her parents Norma and Wilmer Glotjsher. Flowers on the memorial cupbbard were in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hull - Mrs. Hull's funeral was yesterday and Mr. Hull passed away one year ago. They were former residents of the Burns Church area. Also on the memorial stand, were flowers in memory of Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley Sr. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Russell Good, Mr. Leonard Good, Auburn, Mrs. Sandra Popp and Kathy returned home on Monday Sep- tember 4th after a two and a half week motor trip through the western provinces to Vancouver Island on the ferry and saw Butchart Gardens at Victoria, the Parliament Buildings and many other interepting places. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley returned home on Wednesday from spen- ding two weeks with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelly and Kathy at Thunder Bay. "Congratulations to Jim and Marion Snell on their 25th wedding anniversary on September 12th. On Sunday the 10th, their family entertained them to a family dinner at the White Carnation, in Holmesville. Miss Gladys Ross of Hamilton spent a few days last week with Miss Edythe Beacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon. and tMrs. Bert Shobbrook attended the OES service at the Box Funeral Home in Seaforth on Friday night for Helen Reeves of the Seaforth chapter. the new fall Concept.. Set your sights on these New Smart Styles for fall now.:. See the newest in Suits, Sports Ensembles and all Accessories at: aN►pacll's `'"iii`ii MAIN CORNER CLINTON 482-9732 V� Tom Allen left Sunday morning to ,go goose hunting this week at Winisk on Hudson's Bay. Mrs. Laura Saun- dercock received word pf the death of her niece Beatrice Johnson (nee Crawford) of Niagara Falls on Friday. Mrs. Johnson is a sister of Clarence Crawford of Blyth. Mrs. Irvine Keys of Glamis spent the weekend with her sister Mr, and Mrs. Bob Burns while Mr. Keys attended the threshermen's reunion in Blyth. Mrs. Verena Bone of Wingham visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke. A large crowd attended the open reception at Family Paradise on Saturday night for Kim and Barbara Hodgins, newlyweds. Smile I - t • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear attended the 25th anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snell on Sunday at the White Carnation in Holmesville. Gail was Marion's. bridesmaid. Highways sure have improved. From rural roads where two cars couldn't pass without colliding, we've developed expressways where six cars can collide comfortably. -I- -I- -I- Remember that old phrase "...crazy mixed up kid"? Could thgt be Huron County's youth standing back and listening to the ayes vs. the nayes feuding over what books are to be studied in 'the -high schools? NULL Y GUL.%:t SPORTS & RECREATION'LIMITED HIGHWAY 4 JUST NORTH OF HENSALL IT PAYS TO BUY TOUR SNOWMOBILE EARLY. READ THIS AND SEE HOW YOU CAN SAVE PLENTY BUY islOVV Free ride for two in the Bruce Peninsula (ac- commodations and transportation provided by HuIly Gully) . BUY I1O' You can choose between the big ride or a solid cash early buy discount of $100. PLUS IF YOU BUY BEFORE OCTOBER 7 YOU GET AN ADDITIONAL CASH REBATE WITH EVERY TRADE IN. THAT'S RIGHT? MAKE THE BEST DEAL YOU CAN AND TRADE YOUR OLD MODEL IN FOR A NEW ARCTIC CAT AND THE' FACTORY WILL MAIL YOU A $150. REBATE CHEQUE. 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CLINTON NgW§-RRCORD, THURSDAY, SEPT.EMDERSi (4, Ktri.'iAGE. good news -and some badnewsI ) First the bad news The subscription rates and newsstand price for Clinton News Record 'will be- increased effec- tive Oct, 2, 1978. The increase is due to increased costs; larger papers causing higher postage; and other rising production costs. The change in the newsstand price will be from 30° to 35°. Part of this increase will go to the boys delivering News Record and to the newsstand vendors. - The change In the local subscription price will be from *13.00 to 14.00 and on senior citizen rate from *11.00 to 12.00. We are offering you a chance to take out a sub- scription or renew your present subscription at our present•rate for up to 3 years. If- you take out .a subscription, or renew your present one, before September 30 for one, two or three years, you, will get. it at our present rate of*13.00. 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