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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1978-09-21, Page 8PAGE 8—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1978 News of Loudesbor( by Dora Shobbrook United church The Hullett Masonic Lodge no. 568 held their divine service last Sunday morning. .Welcoming the congregation into the sanctuary were Reg. Lawson and Harry Snell. The ushers were Robert Hunking, Kevin Fothergill, Danny Jewitt and Kevin Tamblyn. The Masonic brethren Paraded into the centre pews. Rt. Wor Brother Clare Vincent was D. of C., Blyth Lodge no. 303 and joined the Hullett Lodge for the service. Rev. Stan McDonald welcomed the Masons and all the visitors. Mrs. Allen Shaddick led the choir in their anthem while Mrs. Glenn McGregor played the organ. Rev. McDonald gave the children's story and the junior teachers were Betty Hulley, Sandra Westerhout and Darlene McClinchey. Flowers on the memorial stand were placed in loving memory of Mrs. Alex Cudmore by her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Taylor. Berean Unit There was good at- tendence at the Berean Unit of the UCW'S meeting on Tuesday, September 12 at the home of Margaret Whyte. President Hattie Wood welcomed all and gave a reading. The devotions were taken by Mrs. Whyte and Addie Hunking. The scripture was read by Mrs. Hunking and the meditation was given by Mrs. Whyte. Mrs. Hunking closed the devotions in prayer. Mrs. Wood presided over the business portion of the meeting. The minutes -of the last meeting were given by the secretary Dora Shobbrook and a thank you note was received from Olive Penfound. The treasurer's report was given by Laura Lyon and the roll call was an- swered by 13 members and eight visitors. Happy birthday Mrs. Hunking. The group was invited to be the guests of Aimwell Unit on October 16 at 8 pm in the church. The November meeting will be charged by Edythe Beacom and Laura Lyon. Elsie Shaddick will clean the brass for October. Mrs. Wood reported from the social com- mittee on the lunch booth that is being planned for the Plowing Match. It was moved that a card of thanks be sent to Mary Robinson for her donation. Mrs. Whyte gave a reading and Mrs. Hunking followed with a poem. The meeting closed with a hymn and a reading by Mrs. Hunking. Jessie McGregor of Seaforth thanked Mrs. Whyte for their invitation and lunch was then 'served by Mrs. Whyte and Mrs. Wood. Following the lunch, the Whyte children en- tertained with David on the guitar and sang with Crystal, Brian and Murray. Crystal also performed a piano solo. WI citizenship meeting The WI citizenship group met on September 13 in the hall. They then travelled to the Blue Water 'Centre, Goodrich for a tour and discussion, Jessie Tebbutt in- troduced Mrs. Pat Wheeler who gave a very interesting talk on the work at the centre for the mentally handicapped adults. The ladies were then divided into three groups and each group toured the complex. 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