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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-02-15, Page 14PAGE l+—THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1979 Londesboro news By Dora Shobbrook Swim Night On Sunday evening the Londesboro United Church held their family swim night. Despite a late start, an hour's fun in the water was enjoyed at the Vartastra Community Centre pool. A good number of people, swimmers and spectators turned out in spite of the cold weather for the evening. Randy Shepherd won the prize for being the youngest swimmer and the Nick Whyte family had the most family members in the water. Howard Cartwright was thought to be the oldest swimmer present. Afterwards, a lunch of sandwiches, squares, coffee, hot chocolate and fellowship was enjoyed at the church. Thanks is offered to all who helped and attended for the making of a memorable evening. United Church Rev. Don Darrell of Clinton was the guest minister at the United Church on Sunday while Rev. Stan McDonald is holidaying. Nick Whyte and David Lear greeted the congregation while Linda Johnston, Joan Mason Wnd Shelley and Debbie esterhout ushered the people to their seats. Ruth Shaddick directed the choir and Louise 'McGregor played the organ. The junior teachers were Barbara Bosman and Christine Carter. Berean Unit The Berean Unit of the UCW held their meeting at the home of Ida Durnin last Wednesday af- ternoon. Leader Helen Lawson opened the meeting with a reading and -'—she welcomed everyone and thanked Mrs. Durnin for having the meeting in her home. The scripture was read !by Alice Davidson and Mrs. Lawson led in prayer. The year's study will be on human rights. Mrs. Lawson gave some remarks on Katherine Hockens, the speaker at the Huron -Perth Presbyterial meeting in Exeter on Monday. The minutes of the January meeting were read by the secretary Dora Shobbrook. It was noted that Lavina Know sent a note of thanks for her mother's birthday card. The treasurer's report. was given by Margaret Good and the roll call was answered with a verse on love. Eleven members replied. the next meeting will be held on March 7 at the home of Helen Lawson. Addie Hunking will clean the brAss in the church for the month of March. It was decided that the club entertain the Aimwell Unit in May. The Meeting then closed in prayer and lunch was served by Hattie Wood and -Alice Davidson. WI Card Party There were nine tables in play at the- WI Family night, Trudy Pollard and Barbara Bosman were in charge of the evening. The winners included; high, Beth Knox and Jack Riley; low, Ruth Vincent and Lorne Hunking; lone ands, Trudy Pollard and m Howatt. Nona Pipe had the most zeros and the lucky cup was won by Elizabeth Lawson. Another card party will be held in two weeks on February 23. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bosman, Lisa and Kelly moved on February 3 to their new home they built in the village. We welcome them. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen left on Thursday to spend the weekend at Dwight, Ontario where they enjoyed snowmobiling. Anthony Sleevwenhoek of Kitchener spent last weekend with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer. Wednesday, visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Duizer were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Murilwyk of Fonthill and Mrs. Pete Turn to page 15 • • - Our Reg. Price 87e — SAVE 28r Prices effective thru Sat., Feb. 17th, 1979 at the A&P Stores listed in this ad only. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! NO OTHER PURCHASE REQUIRED LEGOFPORKIbS11.9H Cut Up STEWING HENSIbS9? Frozen Seafood Aik SEA BUOY, BATTERED COOKED Frozen Sole 161.78 HIGHLINER, FROZEN 16 -OZ PKG Mackerel Fillets 99? FRASERVALE, FROZEN, TURBOT Fish & Chips 240=>k91.89 BLUE WATER, FROZEN, FILLET PORTIONS Haddock 1=0==91.58 Our Regular Price Ib 1.96 — SAVE , 3 8¢ Ib Combination Loin — Contains 2 Rib End Chops 2 Loin End Chops, 4 Centre Cut Chops PO.RK Ib CHOPS Loin (Our Reg. 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