Clinton News-Record, 1978-10-26, Page 11CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26,1978 --PAGE 11
Large congregation attends Londesboro United's anniversary service
By Dora
Shobbrook
Large congregations
attended the anniversary
service at Londesboro
United Church on Sun-
day, October 22 at 11 am
and 8 pm, when Rev. G.
Lockhart Royal of
Goderich Presbyterian
Church was guest
speaker.
Greeters in the mor-
ning were Margaret
Taylor and Lorne
Hunking, and the ushers
were Tom Pollard,
Wayne Lyon, Greg
Andrews and Steven
Bromley, Louise
McGregor was the
organist and Gail Lear
was the pianist. The
Senior Choir favoured
with special music
singing "I'rn going to
sing", "anywhere with
Jesus" and "I'm on my
way" with choir director
Ruth Shaddick.
Rev. McDonald con-
ducted the service and
introduced Rev. Royal
whose message was
"saints and stars".
At the evening service,
welcoming was Gordon
Shobbrook and Ken
Pollard and the ushers
were David Lear, Calvin
Lovett, Tom Pollard and
Mark Mitchell.
The music was supplied
by "The Teen Tones" of
Goderich with leader,
Mrs. Stewart, singing
"All glory to be God on
high". "A song is a gift to
God" and "sing to the
Lord". Rev. McDonald
thanked them and all who
had taken part. Rev.
Royal's message was "a
Rhapsody of Love".
Rev. McDonald gave
the Benediction. The
flowers on the memorial
stand were placed in
loving memory of Trent
Shobbrook who was killed
leaving Sunday School,
October 18th 1971, placed
by his parents Gordon
and Darlene and family.
On the memorial cup-
board flowers in loving
memory of Leo Watt who
died October 14, 1978
placed by his family.
Flowers in the church
and Narthex were sup-
plied and arranged by
Cathy McDougall, Helen
Lee, Shirley Lyon and
Alice Buchanan.
Following the evening
service, all were invited
to the church hall for
coffee and fellowship.
Brenda Radford, con-
venor, and her committee
of the United Church
women, hosted this
reception. Next Sunday
worship will be 10:30 am
EST.
Cheerio Club
The Cheerio Club
meeting was held
October 18th at 2 pm at
the home of Edythe
Beacom with Edythe as
acting president. She
welcomed all and read
few thoughts of famous
men; Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Thomas Carlyle
and Mark Twain and
gave readings "fleeting
years" and "once a year
visitors at Hallowe'en".
Record player music
was enjoyed and roll call
was answered by 11
members and two
visitors. The minutes and
the treasurer's report
were read by Gladys
Armstrong.
Correspondence included
a thank -you from Ida
Durnin, Mervyn and
family.
The group 3 meeting
will be held November 15
at the home of Myrtle
Fairservice. Program
included a reading "take
time" by Margaret Good
and Edythe Beacom read
a write up by John
Toogood on the 4 brown
premier reader. A con-
test on Hallowe'en by
Margaret Good was won
by Vi Burns.
A testing of memories
on the October party,
some cards and crokinole
were played. Lunch was
served by Edythe
Beacom and Margaret
Good.
Aimwell Unit
The October meeting
was held at the church on
Monday, October 16 at 8
pm with the Berean Unit
as guests. President,
Audrey Thompson
opened the meeting and
read two poems and a
hymn with Gail Lear at
the piano. Audrey gave a
Holmesville United celebrate fall
By.
Blancha.Deeves
Worship service was
held in Holmesville
United Church Sunday
morning with the church
decorated in fall colours
and corn stalks. Rev.
Oestreicher spoke to the
children on how the men
of .the. land work with
God, then they went to
their classes. Mr.
Douglas Norman and Mr.
Frank Thompson
received the offering,
Rev. Oestreicher in
charge of the service.
The Goderich Township
Women's Institute en-
tertained at the October
birthday party at
Huronview on Wed-
nesday, October 11. Mrs.
Millie Dempsey acted as
emcee for the program.
Mrs. Molly Cox at the
piano and Mrs. Driver
along with Mr. Norm
Spears playing their
violins, played several
numbers. Mrs. Dora
Heard whistled while
Walt Webster ac-
companied her on his
mouth organ. Mrs. John
Lindsay sang "moonlight
and roses" and "I cit
believe". Mrs. Phyllis
Cox gave a humourous
reading.
4-H club§
The fifth meeting of the
Holmesville 1 4-H was
held October 16 at the
home of Kathy Van
Ninhuys. Readings from
their members book on
meal planning, meat,
vegetables, salads, and
dessert, energy con-
servation, small ap-
pliances were discussed.
The two team leaders
were Debby Harrison and
Sheryl Thompson.
Debbie's team made
s;ouPerigr• ',steal( :ate!:
:Ssileryl's team,made pink
velvet.
The president thanked
Mrs. Van Ninhuys for
having the meeting at her
home.
Personals
Mr. Brian Pringle from
Chester, England was a
weekend guest with Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Betties.
The Huron Happy
Heart Dance Club held
their weekly round dance
Friday, October 20 at the
Holmesville School, the
last dance, Ina and Bill
Henry and Ruth and Dick
Moore could attend
before leaving for their
winter home in Florida.
During the evening
Lois and Edward Wise
presented club members
with a badge - all the
round dancers who have
taken instructions from
them have the same
badge. At 11 p.m.
everyone enjoyed lunch
of sandwiches and
pumpkin pie:
The Goderich Township
Women's Institute will
hold their Variety night
October 26 at 8:15 at the
Holmesville School,
something for everyone
to enjoy.
We welcome Mr. and
1VIrs. Fulcher to the are'
,May their star be a long
and happy one. Also Mr.
and Mrs. Dorst and
family, may their stay be
be long and a happy one.
A correction from last
week's paper. Mrs.
Dorothy Mcllwain
donated a life mem-
bership pin, not received
one. Mrs. Bill Norman
received 'the life mem-
bership pin from Mrs.
Les Jervis.
Mrs. Irene Cudmore
has returned home again
after a three week visit
with her son and gran-
dchildren in Ottawa.
Many from the area
attended the Johnston -
Potter wedding
rn.
reading followed by the
Lord's Prayer. The
minutes were read by
secretary June Fothergill
and the treasurer's
report by Vi Burns.
Correspondence in-
cluded a thank -you from
Ida Durnin and family.
An invitation was
received from the
Seaforth Presbyterian
Church Thankoffering on
Thursday, October 18 at
2:30 pm. On lunch for
November will be
Margaret Good and
Helen Lee and on for
November Gail Lear, and
Betty Hulley.Flowers for
November, Marion and
Pat Hunking. In charge of
making hospital favors
will be Gail Lear and
Betty Hulley.
Marion Snell and Kathy
McKellar were in charge
of the program, Marion
gave a reading and Kathy
read the scripture and
prayer. Marion in-
troduced the guest
speaker, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Homuth of Clinton
who spoke and showed.
glides of their trip to Fiji,
Hawaii and Australia
which were enjoyed by
all. They were thanked
and presented with the
gift of a plant by Marion
Hunking.
Lunch was served by
Gail Lear, Helen Lawson
and Betty Hulley. Hattie
Wood thanked the
Aimwell Unit for Berean
Units invitation.
-, W.I. card party
There were five tables
in play on Friday night
October 20. Winners
were: ladies' high, Marg
Clarke; lone hands, Elsie
Shaddick; low, Hazel
Reid; men's high, Bert.
Shobbrook; lone hands,
Ted Fothergill; low, Don
Buchanan; most zero's
Don Buchanan.
There will be another
party in two weeks on
November 3 when
Margaret Taylor, June
Fothergill and Dora
Shobbrook will be in
charge.
Shuffle board
Anyone interested in
Adult Shuffle board
should come to the hall on
November 1st at 8
pm
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Lawson, Clinton and his
daughter Doris Warren
and Mr. John Turner of
Tuckersmith visited on
Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Lawson, John
and Elizabeth attending
the Anniversary services
at the United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Waymouth of
Sebringville spent
Sunday with her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Longman and attended
anniversary services.
Attending first
Presbyterian Church,
Seaforth Thankoffering
meeting on Thursday
from here were: Nona
Pipe, Dora Shobbrook,
Laura Lyon, Edythe
Beacom and Addie
Hunking, speaker was
Margaret Whyte.
Mrs. Garrow of Clinton
visited her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Bromley
Cheryl and Lori on
Sunday attending the
church service.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
McLeod, Mitchell visited
on Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Olive Penfound and
Elgin. They also at-
tended the anniversary
church service.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Crawford,
Blyth were guests on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Pere Gibbings, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Snell were guests at the
wedding of her niece
Sharon Potter to Larry
Johnston at Holmesville
United Church and the
reception at the White
Carnation, Holmesville
United Church and the
reception at the White
Carnation, Holmesville
on Saturday, October 21.
Sunday visitors and
attending church with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell
were Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Snell, London and Mr.
and Mrs. Bev Jewitt,
Woodstock. Afternoon
visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Jewitt, Clinton
and Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Bosman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Ellerby, Clinton
honoured her mother,
Mrs. Bert Shobbrpok to a
birthday dinner on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Scanlon were guests at
the wedding of her niece
Sharon Potter and Larry
Johnston, also the bride's
brother Mr. 'and Mrs.
Wayne Potter.
Visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Shaddick were
Lloyd of Kitchener and
Ruth of Clinton.
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trust Him as their Saviour. He said, "I will come again
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shout...we shall ever be with the Lord."
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men on earth. Matthew chapters 24 and 25 record many
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