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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-01-24, Page 13Thanks to t e beautiful weather- o • the past two The addition,will inclue� a general u rpose months, room; workmen have been .able to .complete the for '00'6(4 and several classrooms, one for special • portable a4dition to•St.'Joe's School in record time, • , ed. 'News-Recordphoto) --- a n . expeGt,to have lt, ready by the end of February, GN NEW$-RECGRI ,. THURSHA ', AAl 'UARY 24, 19.8 PAOr 1;3 . all, UCW learn about Japanese cult Veit IIIJC1l(t meets By Bertha MacGregor The 'January Meeting. of Unit ii: of`' Hensall United church was held on Monday. evening, with 15 members answering, the roll •0411. by payment, of fees. 11 rs. Grant McLean was in charge of the progr,arat and opened the meeting with a poem. Ni 's.k ' R. Mock was secretary, and. the 1980 —p.r a.g.,r a Zns_. re •,distributed Mrs. Cecil Pepper was in charge .of • the Devotional • and the Study ending, with a poem. The members ' were reminded of the Presbyterial at North St. Goderich on. January 28th 5 a.m. The next, meeting will be held February 11.th with a canvass for March of Dimes at 6:3'0, followed by Meeting tic Church. Mrs. McLean gave a poem and Mrs. Dora Shobbrook editor News Mr. Allen Shaddick'was admitted to Victoria Hospital in . London bn January 13, having hip surgery on January 14. Mrs. Shaddick spent a week with her sister Mrs. Irene . Ferguson in Lon- don. • Mr. •and Mrs. Norman Alexander_ visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Alexander and children in. Islington, then Norman gave a slide presentation in I3arrie on January 14 at the Simcoe County Farmer's Week. Laurence Taylor of RR 1, Londesboro was one of - the speakers there. .. Bert and: Gordon Shobbrook and Rob Thompson attended the Oxford" County Lodge AF Shuffleboaard Audrey Thompson had the ladies' high `single at last week's shuffleboard match. Clare Vincent Was the high man and the high couple in the play -off were Genevieve Allen and Jack Riley. om your neighbours and AM Branch 76 in Woodstock on January 14 . when Ross 1Vtillson was installed. • Worshipful Master his father-in-law Bert Shobbrook installed him into the chair and presented him with an engraved gavel and stand. Mrs. Shobbrook spent •the �evenin_,g with Muriel amd the family , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee_ rettithed _home on January =15 after spen- Smile "Living off the fat of the land" - that's hdwa health spa operator we know describes his lifestyle. ding three weeks holidaying in Palm Beach, Florida. While there they visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Radford and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford and Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Manning. • Mrs. Edwin Wood spent a few days last week with her daughter 'Prof. and Mrs. Bill Andrews in Toronto. • -Mrs: Dave Anderson. nited Church Welcoming the. congregation into the United Church on Sunday were Gordon Shobbrook and Harry Snell. The ushers were John Car- twright, Larry Gross, Russell Nesbitt and Scott. Overboe. Rev. •Scott welcomed,' everyone and noted that the flowers in the church were placed in loving memory of Grace Addison by her' husband Geroge and daughter Betty Hulley and family. The next -Bible study will be held on January 29 in the church at 7:30 pm. The Sundaay School staff meeting will be held .on .. January 28 at 8 pm. and the Huron -Perth Presbyterial meeting will be held in Goderich on January 28. : The junior teachers for the day, -were Joan WHEN IT COMES TO Shepherd, Carol Cart- wright and Susan Jamieson. Barb Bosman was the choir director and Louise McGregor was the organist. Card party 'There were 14 tables in play on January 18 at the Women's' Institute card party, with Marjorie Anderson, Beth Knox and Hattie Snell in charge of the evening. The winners were: ladies', high, Fern -e McClure; lone hands, Alice Buchanan; ladies' low, Addie Hunkmg, men's high, Ted Fothergill; lone hands, Jack Riley; men's low, Mary Anderson, playing as a -man. Sadie McDonald won the special birthday prize. and Mrs. Mrytle Fair - service visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Dorothy Brunsdon of Bayfield. Mrs. Alice Davidsr,n and her mother Mrs. Eairey spent Wednesday to Sunday in Toronto visiting her sister Mrs. and 1vIrs. Barney Pollock and other friends.- Vern ,Alderdiee gave the sing-songwas 'held, and 4.0, to drape the 'charter committee, Mrs, Wayne Study on. Japan,which ..Mrs. Elizabeth ° Riley when the Assernbly Love, and Mrs. Garry was very interesting. She gave a reading.' Warden will be the guest.. Max w 11 report of Mr. Mrs. Pepper in- The United Nations Bruce .0. gave a art or � "Speak f,>< F will be - on FB. "VVaZke>l` dies and Mrs, Rib Witmer s. trodueed the guest Speak Of 'experiences in japan. speaker, Miss Grace March 7th and it. was Bruce 13 a Walker of They are speaking at the . l3ird, Horne Econornist decided to hold• the an- He all passed away at. Presbyterial: in Goderich. for Huron County, who niversary for the 'Lodge 'South •Huron Hospital Mrs. McLean led;.. in spode Q>< clothing. and at a later date than i. Exeter .on ,3ianuary 15th prayor and the meeting__ slowed •: pictures, also February. 198Q ' .in hie 85th year• closed. with the• il�lustr�ated styles and . t3e�loved ,hash and'Of:'the e late Ari‘ •h . (Goch • ,Benedaictron.. Mrs, Harry , colours .on some of the .Arnold.Cirelemelet.s ra,ne) Hoy and Mrs. R. Brock .members. It was most The Arnold Circle Walker (1973) he, is were hostesse§ for the, Laterestipg,. Mrs, Pepper Evening Auxiliary met on survived by. several. social hour. presented Miss Bird with Tuesday ,evening in 'nieces,p:nd nephews. ift. .__. J . .P �' 'he,�_.;fun g -Pante' 1 Pari b�teri n e e ice Church with the` ^ .r., ,_ W.Y. hoary economilst :'' . • was held from the Bon- The family and con - sumers affairs Meeting, of Henan Women's Institute was held in t e Hensall: t1nited •Church n Tuesday --evening with the president, Mrs. Cecil Pepper presiding and the' Rebekah Lodge president, ' Mrs; "Harry- thron Funeral HOrae, - drapes charter. Moir presiding. Mrs. 'Hensall Friday January Noble • Grand Mrs. Ellis Stewart was in 18th at 3 p.m., with Rev, Hazel Corbett, assisted charge of the. Devotional Kenneth Knight °of - b by vi e -rand Mrs 'and gave an interesting ' f icatinU`Inter•hent Elizabeth Riley, presided message on "the Hensall Union Cemetery. for the meeting of Amber Christian and the New The pallbearers were Rebekah Lodge on Year." Messrs. Glen . Weido, • - d- -1 -- e= . , n_,_. ,Tlae group wi.iL.vis t ,re std _ T lel, _-_-Ian members and three thea. charter was draped residents at Queensway- McAllister, - Gerry _Smith:, visitors. Mrs. Pearl for departed sisters and Nursing 1 -Tome in BilligPus.s, Cameron Koehler and .Mrs. Alice brothers: , February and The Circle Grg, Ferg were hostesses. The vice grand will observe their 50th vars. W. Rogerson and reported cards sent to''' anniversary this year. Mrs. G. Coleman were in charge of the program. A Hullett Happening Pupils checked for head -lice On Wednesday, January 9, the Huron County Health nurse and the school nurse came to check each person from kindergarten to Grade 8. Luckily they found no head -lite.` —The nurses came again to check the pupils that were absent that day. • Grade 7 & 8 field trip h-fy 11— the grade 7 and 8 classes - travelled by bus to Seaforth Public School. The students viewed a play presented by Young People's Theatre of Toronto. The. play is entitled 1837 The Far= niers' Revolt. Both classes have been discussing this topic in. history class,. The students , left Hullett shortly after lunch and re urned-by°bus time. members who are ill and several receipts were received for donations and . many thank you notes were received. The C.P.T. committee are holding a euchre party on Wednesday, January 23rd at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome and ladies supply lunch. An invitation was received and -accepted, weather permitting to attend the meeting of "Pride of Huron Lodge on February 6th. Arrangements were made to attend the meeting in.•• Huronic ,Lodge Clinton . Monday evening January`" Int The president is Mrs. Harry Moir; secretary, Mrs. Glenn Nixon; treas•ur'_er, Mrs. Ken Pollock; telephone Smile The way taxes are today, you might as well marry for love. 1 MIN 11111. ® - pm inums) DASMwQQD FOUR KGwQsGki 11 AC MI CARMU ( ;OM I1 til GRAND PEND out. H. 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