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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-01-17, Page 17Cne • CLINTON I' W$ -R, CC.RD, THUR AY, POWARY 17,10; pean trip The WI citizenship meeting was • held January, 9'.at,8 p.m. in the tall opening :vith Bar- bara Bosman at the piano, ' President . Max. jorie Pu'izer welcotned all, s and roll call was The, UeWt g.eue al .annii.a1~.1',, islet' �ng:was"h,eld on Monday,. January -7th -at 2 pml iri' the''church. President Edythe Bacorrl; . welcomed al and led: in devotions "a$ we ester a new year' with Joan Whyte reading the scriptures frosty Daniel, Deuteronomy and ils'WitattieWood at -the piano, 'Edythe.gave meditatibn 'on the scripture and led ..in prayer. The minutes ,of Novernber and December meetings were read by secretary Joan Whyte and,treasurer's report by Margaret Good. Balance on hand December 31st - $1,.254.45. The books were audited by Helen Alexander. Correspondence , in- cluded a thank -you from Torn and Genevieve, Allen, Bert and Dora Shobbrook, Doug and Florence Snell, Bob and Shirley Scott, Norman Alexander, Helen Alexander, Ida Durnin and our foster . child: Reports by card con- _ _._ on-__,-.._._ v_eno s.....D r ora-:Shobhrorak,_ included: get well, 44; sympathy, 11; baby congratuations,, 6; an- niversary cards, 2,.. for a total of 63. One ros'and bud vase was serif to the funeral home for Jim Scott. Buying by Dora Shobbrook included a gift for Rev. McDonald; for Hugh Flynn, family fire victims; kitchen utensils for church kitchen, Good News . for Modern Man, for newly weds. Sandra Westerhout, reporting for social committee, served -at 25 functions plate dinners $4 first half of the year,. $4.50 for the remainder. Served 20 meals at set price; three lunches at Blyth arena for weddings and anniversaries for donations; :two free lunches, to confirmation. classes and appreciation night_ for _the choir, Sunday School teachers and group leaders; two meals served at half price, mother and daughter, father and son fed approximately 1,200 at lunches, 1,058 plate dinners with .a profit of $2,519.21. Have 133. ladies on the list to ask for food who were called on twice and some three times. Laura Lyon reported for supply saying: 46 pairs of : mittens; 6 s carves ; four pair .-of- slippers on the Christmas tree for Huron County Family and Childrens Service. It was moved that Blergan Unit clean brass t • • • • and the. Airnwell Unit in • charge of flowers while Alice ,Uavi'dson is' , inM charge of. 0 Mandate. • Subscriptions. ptions. t • was moved •to donate $500 to. Board of ' Stewards. Edythe thanked all for their co-operation in the past year. The next Addle Hhbking; ti"eaSurer, Margaret Gogd; 'nomination, June • Fothergill, Florence Cartwright; programs, Helen. Lawson; com- munications co;- ordinator, o;ordinator, •Dora Shob- brook; stewardship and finance, Margaret Good meetin-g.will be March31�and Alice Davidson; 4. 198ohti? 1a"°iia "soc e°�tx, ora The nominating report ' Shobbrook, Latta Lyon, by Betty Moon shows"the Marg Longman; world executive for 1980 to be: outreach, Joan Whyte; past president, Helen Pianist Gail Lear; Lawson; president, assistant pianist Edythe Beacom; first Genevieve Allen; vice president, Alice representative to manse Davidson; 2nd. vice- Laura Lyon; represen- pr es id en t (o p en ) ; tative to stewards Helen secretary, Joan Whyte; Lee; funeral committee assistant secretary, Mary Longman, Norma 12 pay fees Glousher, , Addie Hu.n in � g, Kay Saun- dercock and 'Vi Burns;. buying committee Betty Mood and Marrorie, Duizer; cards, Doia Shobbrook; ..social, Betty Hulley; Margaret Wright and Sandra Westerhout; unit leaders Berean, Helenawso Amwell Florence Cartwright; allocation same as last year $800. The Huron Perth 13th annual meeting will be held in Goderich at North Street United Church on January 28. Meeting adjourned and Edythe Beacom served tea or coffee and cookies, plover answered by 1. ; ,tnezn- hers, name. an Ethnic group in Canada.. November:: an, December minutes and financial reports were read ' by. .-.seGretary- chooses officers Expedition seven of :the . Londesbaro _:;Explorers was , held on January 10, 1980. Mrs. Hoggart's story time was called Love and Look up, Look Election of new officers saw Sandy Carter as chief Explorer; Angela Schneider as keeper of3 the `fog, gid. $renda Nesbitt as keeper of the..° treasurer. Clothespin . angels were made for crafts. " Mrs. •Hoggart gave -ea ehx-girl--ar.p,ai:, f •.-vela. skate pins to pin on their, Coats, - games were' played, refreshments enjoyed. treasurer Marjorie Anderson, and there- were 29 shut-in boxes delivered at Chxis,trnas. The indoor gardening project Will be held in the "hall Wed- nesday,, January 16 and 23 .at 7:45. • Correspon- dence said Huron County ass istant home econt mist has accepteda position in Regina;' from HuUett Council for, W L to - ap- point .l�- point' amembex. to recreation' committee; ' thank yous 'from Elsie Shgddicl, for,. Joe, Nor- man Shepherd, Ruby McVittie, Mrs; Fairey, Annie Leitch,. Myrtle Fairservice, Laura :Knox for her mother, Nelson ur.,..-.Tear Gladya,-Armatrang, Alice. Buchanan for Mr. and Mrs.. Alf Buchanan. There was $10 sent 'to Save the Children Funds at Christmas. Elizabeth Lawsirorr favoured with a piano solo, and it was moved that Marjorie Duizer be on the recreation corn- .mittee. The card party on January 18 is in charge of Marjorie Anderson, Beth Knox and Hattie Snell; on February 1, Addie Hunking, Irene Bromley andGenevieve Allen. Nominating committee consists of Alice Buchanan and Marjorie Anderson and the Sun- shine sister banquet is in charge of Barbara Boxman and • Irene Bromley. Shirley. Scott-- sang cotssang two songs, ac - _c n in .her -self . on - •+�Pa 37 g guitar__ The motto was given by Jessie Tebbutt. The speaker " ,was Margaret Taylor., one of the members,•who told of her ,trip to Amsterdam, Germany, Italy, Swit- zerland, •Austria and France. There„ were 20 tvho left from' Mitchell. ,was most in-• teresting and she also had pictures and souvenirs. She was thanked by June Fothergill: . -Florence Cartwright and Lena Nesbitt con- ducted a contest anatomy United Church news Welcoming into the Narthex on Sunday January 13th were Don Buchanan and Reg Lawson while the ushers were John Cartwright, Larry Gross, Russell Nesbitt and Scott Berea ?ae°i nhas�� �nemb�'1�(+--!7 Auburn was in The Berean Unit held their meeting-onaanuar-y 9 at 2 p.m. at the home of Alice Davidson. Leader Helen Lawson welcomed all and thanked Alice for having the meeting lnher home and .opened the meefing with a reading. The minutes of the last meeting -were read by secretary Dora Shob- brook. A letter from foster child was read by Alice Davidson,: who also reminded of Huron - Perth 13th annual meeting on January 28. Roll call was answered by paying of fees by 12 membersand one visitor brass for February is Tri present. _ Duizer and the_ next • meeting will be held -Happy birthday was February 12. A birthday sung for Laura . Saun- card was . signed for dercock and Margaret Harriett Knox for her Good, and the treasurers 99th birthday on• January re r __t__was. givext- . -aS.—9=,-a-nd-a-get-wel-1--card-fir-- Ida Durnin. The 'study given by Helen Lawson included a reading New Years from chapel of the open book by Ruth Saunders, and led in prayer and closed with poem "Through the' coming year". Lunch was served by Alice Davidson and Helen Lawson. Edythe Beacom. The secretary's annual report was read, showing: 18 annual' 'members, 5 life members; 11 .meetings -held • with average at- tendance of 13 members;. perfect attendance 5 - Mary Longman, Helen Lawson,. Margaret ,Good, Hattie Wood and Dora Shobbrook. To clean urn personals Prize winners at the. Eldon Chamney with weekly euchre party last -week were: novelty, Mrs. James Glousher, high .lady, Mrs. Robert Tur- ner;, low lady, Mrs. Bill. • Robertson, high • man, Stanley Dennis and low man, Bob --Powell. Some local citizens are concerned that children are sleigh -riding down small hills -and crossing the busy highway. Do you know where your children sleigh -ride after dark? You had better find out and stop this before an accident happens to some child. Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett returned home last Friday after being a patient for several weeks-- > Clinton Public Hospital. Arnold Craig is a patient in University Hospital, London. He is wished` a speedy recovery. Clinton obituaries... • from page 14 Vivian, Man., Marjorie of Emerson, Man. and Georgina and Grace, both oWinnipeg. There are 12 grandchildren and 27 'greattgrandchildren..__. Mrs. Balderstgn'e was active in the work of St.` Paul's Church and served faithfully as organist untilher99th year. The ,funeral service was ' held at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Mid- dlechurch, on Friday, January 4th, with the Rev. Peter Flynn of- ficiating. Interment followed in the 'family plot in St. " Pawl's Cemetery. CUSTOM KILLING & PROCESSING Alf -meat deluxe processed, Govt. in- spected, Smpking &' Curing . Pick=up service .availa.ble Beef'& Pork by quarter and side Call the experts at 235.0420 Exeter DARLING'S. food Market at Abattoir k o ticket number 458 was the winner last Wednesday in the Auburn and District Lions Club lottery di4aw. Silver Tops meet... Brian and Lillian Hallam • from page 16 were selected to plan the have been in progress Febr"uary meeting. since early fa=ll: Come -out-- prizes forT:iglz scorein and enjoy the activities. bowling went to high Plans were discussed man, Glen Webster, high for future meetings anda lady, Darlene Fielder, committee of_ Bob and low man, Gordon Gross Shelley Worsell, Louise and low lady, Jean and . Murray Wilson and Plaetzer. charge of the servic' while Rev. Scott was at Auburn and Donnybrook. The children's story was good speller, best words are short ones like no, yes, our, kind, true, friend and you, "I love you--. God''. _Jun.i.or.. teachers were Carol Cartwright, Susan Jamieson and Joan Shepherd. Choir anthem was "higher hands" with Barbara Bosnian choir director and Louise McGregor organist. The message "a kind of greatness" ended with Mr. Hawley reading "you needed me" with Gail Lear accompanying r on ,the piano. Remember the annual congregational meeting,' January 21st with the pot luck supper beginning at 6-:-55 Personal notes Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs • Ken - Hulley and family on the death of her mother, Mrs. George Addison, Seaforth on Thursday, January 10 at the age of 78. Any girl age 12 to 26 interested in 4-H project "your corner of the world" contact leaders Marjorie Duizer at 523- 4359 or July Daterna at 523-9407 as soon as Mr. and 1VIrs•: Fred Youngblutoof Woodstock .. visited on Monday with.. his sister, Mr. and Mrs. "Russell Good, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley. Darlene and Denise""" returned home Friday night from spendingtwo weeks , holidays in Florida. There will be a W.I. card party on Friday 18 at 8:30 p.m. Everyone possible. welcome. Since 1865... we've been first with tTh.e.neWs_.y.ou._.._�_ want to know CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. 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