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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1979-12-20, Page 124 t. PAOg NgwsfRgcQRP,: THURSPAY., _Agg. PI, 1,979 04444t64:1;00);PL, • • • ,0,000,00,0A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! - 10 oz. Bottles of PEPSI or KIST GINGERALE 8 FOR $• ,Plus deposit The ruthless lumber jack could not destroy any more trees after the Tree Angel granted a wish to the evergreens. This was the story told by the Grades 1 and 2 class at Hullett Central School when they took part in the Christmas concert on Tuesday night. (News -Record photo) have pot luck supper The Londesboro WI held a family night od December 12 and 48 people enjoyed a pot luck supper. WI president Marjorie Duizer welcomed everyone, especially Rev. Scqitt, •his wife and For roll call boxes for the 4hut-in s were collected and after supper Mrs. Duizer gave a reading. It was reported that the next card party will be held on December 21 and. Dora Shobbrook, Vi Burns and Hattie Wood will be in charge. Thank -you notes were received from Gladys Armstrong, Genevieve Allen, Mrs. Shobbrook and Kevin and June Fothergill. A carol sing song led by Mrs. Duizer was held with Barbara Bosman at the piano. Happy Bir- thday was then sung for Bert Shobbrook. For the evening's entertainment, the children of the WI members put on a special Christmas program, with Margaret,— Taylor as master of ceremonies, Kelly ,Bosman gav'e a recitation and a reading and Brenda Nesbitt performed a step dance. A piano solo was played by Lisa Bosnian and Lori Bromley gave . a recitation, Lori and Lisa then sang a duet and John ' Cartwright gave a special reading; Jane and Mary Anderson performed a special piano duet and Mary played two solo numbers and Supan Jamieson followed with a number on the piano. The Duizer family took part in the program and Shannon, sang two songs, Stephen played two piano solos and laurel and Lisa performed a piano duet. •. Jim Jamieson showed a special film and then Santa Claus arrived with candy for the children. News of your neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook, Darrell and Diana spent Sunday for Christmas with the Pierre family at the home of Mrs. Shobbrook's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Laidlaw of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Dave McLeod of Mitchell visited on Saturday with her sister, Olive Pen - found and Elgin and also visited with their cousin Vernice Stanbury, •who's in the Goderich hospital. Emerson Hesk was the LONDESBORO Dora Shobbrook, editor leader erean Unit elects 1980 officers The Christmas meeting of the Berean Unit of the UCW was held on December 11 and leader Helen Lawson opened the meeting with a reading and a hymn was sung with Hattie Wood at the piano. Happy Birthday was sung for Audrey Thompson. The minutes of the last meeting was read by secretary Dora Shob- brook and the correspondenee included a ,thank -you ,note from Gladys Armstrong and from Pat Burns Pikin for shower gifts she received., Carolyn Armstrong announced that a Avon Ladies 'Christmas dinner would be held on December 5. Mrs. Shobbrook will clean the church brass in HOBBY & VARIETY OPEN DAILY: 9 A.M. - 11 P.M. CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY AND NEW YEAR'S DAY January and Tri Duizer will look after it in February. Laura Lyon gave the treasurer's report and reported that there are 46 pairs of mittens on the mitten tree along with six scarves and four pairs of slippers. Mary Longman, for the nominating committee, announced the new of- ficers for the year. They are: past president, Hattie \Wood; president, Helen Lawson; first vice president,Alice" Davidson; secretadt, Dora Shobbrook; treasurer, Laura Lyon; pianist, Hattie Wood; life and work, Addie Hunking; congregational nominating committee, Margaret Whyte; bale and supply, Laura Lyon and Mary Longman ; Towering yield paential. Notice to our CUSTOMERS Our December 31st Year end , is fast approaching We ask for your cooperation in checking any outstanding balances and for your remittance to reach us before December 1 st, 1978 -.::...... .... ......,.... ......i....ii ......... ....„...: ..... ......... :........... ..........................*::....., :................. .....;:........i.............1................1..............:. ..... -...ii• ............•111...... .................. ......... ..... ... ...... •-..:..! .•...........:. ..........::!...::.: ......... ..... .1.5 .... nominating for the Berean Unit, Vi Burns and Mary Longman. Edythe Beacom reported that the general meeting will be held on January 7 at 2 pm. Devotions were taken by Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Lawson led in • the wor- ship. The guest speaker, Shirley Scott, spoke on hope and sang a special song and accompanied herself on the guitar, She was thanked by Mrs. Wood. Mrs.. Lawson closed the meeting and lunch of Christmas cake and cookies was served. by Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Whyte. United Church news Welcoming the Rev. Scott reminded congregation at the the congregation that the Sunday morning service Christmas service for the at the Londesboro United Church were Earl Gaunt and Jack Snell. The ushers were Wayne Hulley, Mark Mitchell and Robert and Bruce Hunking. Blyth district will be held at the Blyth Christian Reformed Church on December 23 at 8 pm. The junior teachers for the Sunday School class Turn to page 13 admitted to -Clinton hospital on Sunday and has been in traction since then. , Mrs. Beth Knox and Mrs. Hazel Watkins spent last weekend at Allen- town and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to see the Christmas lights. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen entertained their employees on Saturday evening to a dinner and dance at the White Carnation in Holmesville. There were 48 people present. Mrs. Charlie Crawford of Kelowna, B.C. arrived in Toronto on December 14 to spend the weekend with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marzano, Candice and Glen and came to. Londesboro on Monday to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Caldwell and Mrs. Maimie Crawford • of Blyth. Smile Not one person in a thousand keeps his hands in his' pockets while giving directions. Hop1ng.all the *right days of your Christmas: will glow with delight. Thanks. 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