HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1979-06-21, Page 16PAGE 16—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1979
Londesboro Berean Unit wants smaller presbytery
by Dora Beacom and Laura
Shobbrook Saundercock.
Lucky Draw at
Berean Unit W.I.
The Berean Unit The June meeting of
meeting- was held on the Londesboro Women's
Tuesday June 12 in the Institute was held
church parlors. Leader Wednesday, June 13.
Helen Lawson welcomed President, Marjorie
all and opened the Duizer opened the
meeting with the reading meeting with a reading
"we wothip together" "a fathers hope'; and Roll
and led in prayer. call was answered by
Roll call was answered "name a fire hazard in
with scripture verses of a Your home."
flower by 16 members and May minutes and
2 visitors. Happy bir- treasurer's report were
thday was sung for Mrs. read by secretary
Fairey and Ida Durnin. treasurer Marjorie
Minutes of the May Anderson. Correspon-
meeting were read by
dence was a thank -you
Dora Shobbrook, for the donation of
secretary, and "flowers' of hope" from
correspondence included Doreen Carter. Program
a card of thanks from consisted of two piano
solos by Stephen Duizer
Jean Scott and family,
and a letter from the and a report of district
foster child in Korea. annual at Holmesville by
Dora Shobbrook.
Business included a A donation of $15. was
discussion on the size of given to Blyth Theatre
the Huron -Perth and arts craft for booth to
Presbyterial territory sell tickets on the quilt.
and it was the wish of. this The group sold $51.50
unit for a smaller one. worth of tickets at Blyth
Margaret Whyte ex- and $91. at the Clinton
plained plans for the Fair. It was moved that
induction service for Rev. we make cookbooks to
Scott at 8 pm on June sell for a fall project. A
27th. Greetings are to be committee of Barbara
brought from the dif- Bosman, Irene Bromley,
ferent organizations, for Lena Nesbit and Marjorie
lunch a committee, two Duizer to look after this.
from Berean Unit, two Names were taken for
from Aimwell, one from tickets to "Sound of
Burns. Everyone bring Music" on August 27 at
lunch, sandwiches Grand Bend.
cookies' or
squares. Gail
Lear's piano recital will
be June 21 and Louise
McGregor's on June 25
with the UCW providing
lunch. Berean Unit
meeting will be held July
10th at the home of
Margaret Whyte. Edythe.
Beacom will clean brass
for July.
Worship and program
was taken by Laura Lyon
and Isabel Airdrie with
theme on prayer. Reports
from Westminister
weekend were given by
June Fothergill and
Flo ei e
Gartw-right:;._
Helen Lawson thanked '
Laura and Isabel for
worship and program and
June and Florence for
their reports. Lunch was
provided by Edythe
Addie Hunking in-
troduced the guest
speaker, David Lee, a
member of Blyth Fire
Brigade who spoke on ,fire
safety and prevention of
fires. He explained how
fire extinguishers and
smoke detectors work
and said not to delay to
phone the fire depart-
ment if a fire is noticed.
He was thanked by Nona
Pipe and presented with a
gift. A reading was given
by Nona Pipe about a
group of W.I. members
from _,England who came..
to Canada to visit'"W.T.
members in B.C.. and
Alberta and visited
Earland Lee home at
Stoney Creek, Ontario.
The draw for a quilt
and cushion were made
with Lori -Thompson of St.
Pauls winning the quilt
and Celia Taylor of
Goderich winning the
cushion.
Lunch was served by
Doreen Carter, Jessie
Tebbutt and Annie
Vincent.
United Church news
Rev. Stewart Miner
was guest minister on
Sunday at 10 am.
Welcoming was Bert
Lyon while the ushers
were Robert Hunking,
Bruce Hunking, Bob
Jamieson and Ronald
Nesbit and the organist
was Louise IyicGregor.
The choir leader was
Barbara Bosman. The
children's story was
about an 8 year-old
Indian orphan's prayer,
"make me like Jesus was
at 8 -years -old". Junior
teachers were Marie
Bromley and Susan
Jamieson. Rev. Miner's
scripture reading was on
hypocrites and the
message "outside of
Jesus life".
Next Sunday will be
promotional and award
gar..
Sunday with the Sunday
School in charge. Flowerss
on the east side of the
stand were in loving
memory of Henry
Glousher, who was buried
on Saturday and were
placed by son Wilmer and
Norma Glousher. On the
west side of the stand the
flowers were placed by
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peel in
honour of the marriage of
their daughter Audrey to
Thomas Jackson which
took place in the church
on Saturday.
Aimwell Unit are
sponsoring Gail Lear's
music recital June 21 in
the church. All are
welcome to attend.
Official board meeting
will be at 7:30 pm June 27
and at 8 pm the induction
service for Rev. Robert
Scott, followed by a social
time and lunch. Everyone
is to bring sandwiches,
cookies, squares or tarts.
Personals
Sympathy is extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmef
Glousher on the death of
his father Henry
Glousher.
Sorry to report Rev.
Stan Bronton is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Chatham following a
heart attack. Rev.
Bronton was minister
here 1947-1952.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Newby returned home on
Monday June 10 from two
weeks on a fishing trip at
Pembroke.
Miss Grace Goodfellow
of Teeswater spent the
weekend with Miss
Edythe Beacom. They
both attended the
retirement dinner on
Saturday night honouring
Miss Olive Johnson held
at Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton.
Hazel Watkins and
Beth Knox have returned
home from a five day bus
tour through New York
and Pennsylvania states.
Travelling through
Breezewood Harrisburg
and Lancaster touring
Gettesburg, Hershey's
chocolate world and the
rose garden in Penn-
sylvania, also toured
Corning Glass in Corning,
New
York
Volunteers and Kinsmen have been hard a work over the last several weeks,
getting the Clinton Raceway ready for another year. Kin John Kassies worked
last Saturday on renovations on the old back betting booth behgd the arena,
converting it into a race secretary's office.(News-Record photo) -
LIGHT LUNCH SERVED DAILY
Help us celebrate the opening of
our new 5,000 sq. ft. addition.
FREE PARKING
FOR OVER 50 CARS
Visitors on Monday
afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
were Mrs. Rev. Don
Snell, Janice and David
from Kitchener, and in
the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Vodden, Bayfield.
Ken Newby of New
Hamburg visited on
Saturday afternoon with
his grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Newby.
On Tuesday night Mrs.
Laura Lyon and Miss
Edythe Beacom held a
family gathering at the
home of Mrs. Laura Lyon
in honour of their niece
Lois (Beacom) and Ken
Edey, newlyweds from
Regina Saskatchewan.
Present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Lyon, Brad
and Deana, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lyon and Sheryl,$
Mr. George Neil and
granddaughter, Paula
Crummer of Stratford.
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