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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-02-01, Page 11• - CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 , 1979—PAGE 11 Londesboro UCW executive pick the 1979 officers By Dora Shobbrook UCW Executive The UCW executive meeting was held in January at the church with .President Edythe Beacom - welcoming all the members. After she read a poem the scripture was read by Nona Pipe. Mrs. Beacom then gave the meditation. The minutes of the November and December meeting were read by the secretary Mrs. Pipe and correspondence included thank -you notes from Vi Burns, Bert Shobbrook, Jack Spell and from the foster child. • Requests came froxn Alma College, asking for a $25 donation for the bursary and from the Huron County Family and Children's Service for 13 pairs of mittens. After the treasurer's report from Margaret Good, it was decided not to pack bales but instead " sent the clothing to local outlets. The social committee was given permission to buy kitchen needs in- cluding paring knives, an electric knife, a large strainer and a 30 cup percolator. It was decided to raise the catering price from $3.50 a plate to $4. The allocation was set for $800. The Aimwell Unit is responsible for the flowers in the church and the Berean Unit will clean the brass. Meetings will be held the first Monday of every second month, starting at 8 p.m. The social committee reported that on February 1, the Lions Club ,will hold a banquet,. the Cub and Scout banquet will be held on April 3 and there will be "two weddings in June. The meeting was ad- journed and lunch was served by Mrs. Beacom. The officers for the 1979 executive include: past president,Helen Lawson; president, Edythe Beacom; first vice president, Alice Davidson; second vice president, Gail Lear; secretary, Nona Pipe; treasurer, Margaret Good; assistant treasurer, Joan Whyte; nominations,' Addie Hunki-ng and Betty Moon; programs, Helen Lawson. Communications co- ordinator,.- Dora Shob- brook'; stewardship and finance, Margaret, Good and Alice Davidson; leadership development, Addie Hunking and Gail Lear; church in society, Dora Shobbrook, Laura Lyon, Mary Longman, Mary Peel and Elsie Shaddick; world outreach, Marion Hunking; pianist, Gail Lear; assistant pianist, -Genevieve Allen. Representative to the manse; Laura Lyon; representative to the stewards, Helen Lee; funeral committee, Mary Longman, Norma Glousher, Addie Hunking, Kay Saun- dercock and Vi Burns; buying committee, Dora Shobbrook and Elsie Shaddick; cards, Dora Shobbrook; social committee, Mary Peel, Betty Hulley, Margaret Wright and Sandra Westerhout. Berean. Unit leader, Heletr--i.awson ; Aimwell Unit --leader, Florence Cartwright. WI Card Party There were eight tables in play on Friday,. night at the regular WI card party. The winners in- cluded: ladies' high, Mary Clark; lone hands, D€aay��ug3 r ka r� • e:. Detective Rose of the Mount Forest O,PP criminal investigation branch chats with Brad Kennedy of Londesboro, who was °one'of the witnesses to a bank holdup in the tiny hamlet on Tuesday. The robbers made a quick get -'away despite an intensive police search. (News -Record photo) HAVE YOU HEARD? If you think you're saving time. or money by washing clothes at home, - you haven't given our WASCOMAT Washers a fair trial. -IN ONE LOAD -FOR 75' -YOU CAN WASH YOUR WHITES 9-141 SHEETS DEPENDING ON SIZE TRY OUR MACHIN'S - FILL 'EM UP - 111 LB. OF DRY WEIGHT WASHED AND EXTRACTED FOR ONLY 75' AND HAND WASHABLES DON'T STRETCH OUT OF SHAPE BECAUSE OF THE UNIQUE ENGINEERING BUILT INTO THESE FABULOUS MACHINES ...AND YOU WON'T FIND THEM ANYWHERE IN THE AREA, EXCEPT RIGHT HERE AT MOYHER'S DAY COIN LAUNDRY 13 Rattsnbury St. taste Clinton -, 4. OPEN DAILY $ A.M. -10:30 P.M. • !1A Donna Shaddick; ladies' low, Addie Hunking; men's high, Len Cald- well; lone hands, Bert Daer; men's low, Reg Lawson. In charge of the evening were Beryl Reid and Joan Middigaal. The next card party will be held on February 9. Personals Sunday dhiner guests with ',Mrs. Ida Durnin were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerglake, bonne and Lori; Mr. and Mrs. Dade Skinner of Exeter; Emerson Hesk from RR 1, Londesboro. Dr. and Mrs. Lester Allen of Watford spent the weekend •with his brother and Mrs. Tom Allen. - Mr. and Mrs. John Radford returned home on Tuesday night from a week's vacation- to Honolulu, Hawaii. They went with the White Farm Equipment dealer's group. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Homuth of Clinton spent the week with their grandsons Robbie, Michael and Brent while their parents were on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Teilman Our Entine.., Stocklillftwoupeopium Jig Saw Blades 1O% -Off OUR USUAL CASH AND CARRY PRICES A Complete Line of Power Tool Accessories is Yours to Choose At Discount Dave's ... A Westerhout, Debbie, Shelley and Bradley spent a week's holidays in Mexico. Mrs. Leonard Caldwell spen.t last week with her mother, Mrs. Colquhoun in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns visited on Friday with her brother Harry at the Kincardine Hospital. Keep it in mind that everyone is .- welcome to play volleyball on Wednesday evenings at the Hullett Central School. The 13 to 17 year olds play from 7:30 to 8:30 and those over 18 years old . play from 8:30 to 10:30. Hope to see more out. Norman Alexander gave a slide presentation on Erosion and Land Drainage at the drainage contractors' - convention held in London on January 25. Congregational Annual Meeting There was an excellent attendance at the annual congregation meeting of Londesboro Church on Monsiay evening. Of, interest to all who at- tended was the autograph quilt display of quilts made in the congregation throughout the years. The oldest autograph quilt was made in 1923 by The Women's Missionary Society. The second one was made by the Women's Association in 1952 and the third one was made this year by. the Aimwell Unit of the UCW to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Manse. The meeting opened with a bounteous meal of pot luck which everyone enjoyed. Following the meal the children went to the Sanctuary to watch films in charge of Wayne Hulley. Rev. McDonald opened the business meeting with a memorial service in memory of those of the congregation who passed away' during the year George Herbert Marshall, January 1, 1978; Lenore Aileen Whyte, March- 4, 1978; Norman ,Qecil -Cart- wright, June 21, 1978; Warren Glenn Hulley, June 28, 1978; Erwin Maxwell Johnston, July 8, 1978; Devin William Bell, August 24, 1978; Mary Gladstone Hull, September 7, 1978; Harry Durnin, October 9, 1978; Arthur Leopold . Watt, October 22, 1978; Regina Ann Jenkins, October 22, 1978; Agnes Ann, ..AdQon, November 2, 1978. ' Following the opening motions a panel of Allen Bosman, committee of stewards; Mrs. John Pollard, treasurer; Nick Whyte, Sunday School and Mrs. Reg Lawson, UCW discussed the year 1978 and their visions for 1979 which was followed by questions from the congregation. - All reports showed an excellent year finan- cially, in program and fellowship. The coni Turn to page 13. 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