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PAGE 14—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1978
News andactit'ities from the Londesboro area
by Dora Shobbrook and seven visitors. The
Cheerio Club July minutes were read
The Cheerio Club met by the secretary,
June
on September 20 at the
home of Laura Lyon.
Acting president Dora
Shobbrook welcomed all
and opened the meeting
with a thought and a
hymn, with Gladys
Armstrong at the piano.
Th minutes of the last
meeting and the
treasurer's report were
given by Mrs. Arm-
strong. The group has
been invited to attend the
WI's October 11 meeting
at 8 p.m. The roll call was
answered by 10 members
and two guest who each
gave a current event.
The next meeting will
be charged by Group 2.
The meeting then closed
with a hymn and an
entertainment program
followed.
Mrs. Lyon and Mrs.
Shobbrook gave several
readings. Mrs. Lyon then
conducted a physical
fitness examination and
Ida Durnin conducted
some games of cards and
crokinole. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Lyon and
Mrs. Shobbrook, assisted
by Edythe Beacom.
United Church
Rev. Stan McDonald
lead the service at the
United Church on Sunday
morning. For his sermon,
Rev. McDonald chose the
topic, "How can we live
with uncongenial saints."
The choir under the
direction of Mrs. Allen
Shaddick sang the an-
them. Mrs. Harry Lear
was the organist since
Mrs Glenn McGregor is
Fothergill.
A thank you note was
received from Bernice
Norman for the recipe
file she received. The
treasurer's report was
given by Audrey
Thompson.
The Aimwell Unit will
host the Berean Unit at
the October 16 meeting at
the church when the roll
call will be answered by
bringing a friend. The
lunch committee will be
charged by Gail Lear,
Helen Lawson, Betty
Hulley and Joan Whyte
while Marion Snell,
Marion Hunking and
Kathy McKellar will head,
the program committee.
Helen Lee, and Kathy
McDougall will look after
the flowers for October. A
baby congratulations
card was sent to Mrs.
McDougall.The next
general meeting will be
held on November 13.
The program for the
September meeting was
conducted by Mary Peel
and June Fothergill. The
speaker was Caroline
Thompson. She showed
pictures of her trip to
Inuvik in the Arctic
where her daughter lives.
The talk was enjoyed
by the group who showed
their appreciation by
giving Mrs. Thompson a
gift, presented by June
Fothergill.
The meeting was closed
and lunch was served by
• Mrs. Snell, Gail Lear and
Mrs. Hunking.
Personals
away.Mr. Jim Neilans was
Greeting the wor- admitted to Victoria
shippers were Garnet Hospital, • London on
Wright, and the ushers September 21..
were Robert Munking, We welcome Mrs.
Kevin Tambly, Danny Florence Cartwright,
Jewitt and Wayne Hulley. John and Claude to the
The children were read village. They have
a special story and the purchased the, home of
teac'hers were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Tielman Westerhout and Salverda.
Mrs. Brad Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs, Howard
The congregation was Cartwright have pur-
reminded of the elders chased the farm of
visitation during the last Florence and the late
two weeks in September Norman Cartwright. -
to --all the families. The . -4n $ d '> Sept nber
Time and Talents for God 17, visitors with Mr. and
information sheet is to be Mrs, Reg Lawson, John
fill din
e .
Youth groups
register
Keen interest was
shown in the youth groups
at the United Church
when registration took
place on September 21 at
the school.
Rev. McDonald
registered the boys'
groups while Margaret
Wright looked after the
girls.
Further registration
for these groups can be
received and left at the
church, or with Rev.
McDonald,
Aimwell unit
The monthly meeting of
the Aimwell Unit of the
UCW was held at the
home of Marion Hunking
on September 18. The
meeting opened with a
hymn and president
Audrey Thompson gave a
reading.
The roll call was an-
swered by 16 members
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and Elizabeth were her
father John Turner, her
brother Mr. and Mrs.
George Turner and Barry
and Bonnie of Tucker -
smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Newby returned home on
September 18 after a two
week trip to Pembrook.
Mrs. Joe Shaddick and
Mrs. Laura Forbes en-
joyed a bus trip to n
Wednesday
Frankenmuth, Michigan.
The trip was sponsored
by the Anglican Church in
Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. Ted
Fothergill and family
attended the wedding,
dinner and reception for
the latter's sister Carol
Bender and William
Gilmore. They were
married on September 22
at the Kin Station in
Listowel.
Attending- the OES
Grand Chapter's 63rd
session in Toronto on
September 21 from the
Regal Chapter, Blyth
were PM's Edythe
Beacom, Dora Shob-
brook,- Marjorie East,
Mildred Ament, Dorothy
Elliott, Marion Snell and
Frank Elliott, PP. The
group was honored to
have the Three -B's,
Barbara, Bonnie and
Betty Snell entertain at
the sessions.
Rev. McDonald was in
Atwood lin
r,.
v
af-
ternoon as the guest
speaker at the dedication
of the new Christian
Education wing on the
United Church. It was
built by the congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril
Murell of Orangeville,
visited on the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Orval
Kelland.
A number Of people
from the United
congregation attended
the 100th anniversary of
the Ontario Street United
Church on Sunday
evening. The Rt. Rev.
George Tuttle, moderator
of the United Church of
Canada was the guest
speaker. The evening
service took the form of a
Huron -Perth Presbytery
rally.
A bus trip on Sunshine
Tours took place on
Saturday to Kitchener. It
was enjoyed by Hazel
Reid, Gloria McEwing,
Beth Knox and Elsie
Shaddick.
The WI county rally
will be held on October 2
during the morning at the
Londesboro Hall. All the
ladies are asked to bring
their own lunch. Coffee
will be supplied.
The UCW thankof fering
will be held on October 4
at 8 pm in the Londesboro
Church. Mrs. Wittich
from Blyth will be the
What better fun for a Friday night than loading
tons of papers into a semi -trailer. Actually the ,
Londesboro Lions Club have gotten used to the task
of carrying papers. Since April they have. been
collecting newspapers from the Clinton and -Myth
30
area
and
storing
them in Howard •Cartwright's
shed. Last Friday night, the Cartwright shed was
emptied as a group of Lions loaded the papers, to be
taken to a plant, Canadian Comfort Insulation in
Putnam. (News -Record photo)
Londesboro 4-H' group .meet
The first meeting of the
Londesboro II 4-121 club
was held on Monday,
September 18 at the home
of Kittle MacGregor, with
nine members present.
After the pledge the
girls made Metric Crispy
Granola. While the
granola was cooking the,
officers Were eliected'.
They included: pres
Pat Bylsrna
ident,
vice explai
president, Leanne
Thurlow; secretary,
rotating; press reporter,
Debbie Wallace. Kittie
MacGregor is the leader
and Nancy Anstett .is the
assistant.
At the meeting the
group played the grocery
game and then filled in
the chart on "Essential
Edibles." Mrs. Anstett
ned about the
different areas of the
Canada Food Guide.
When the business was .
finished the girls tested
the granola which turned
out to be quite good.
For the next meeting
each ,.girl is -to think of a
name for the 'club and a
design for the cover -page.
The ,nek g' wit `btor
held at Mrs."Mac., regor's
on September 25 at 7 pm.
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The ladies of the
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