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The new.Optimist Club
of Clinton will hold its.
charter presentation
banquet this Fri.day.
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Cooks were kept busy. on Friday night as hundreds
of people feasted on pancakes and sausages at a
special supper put on at the Clinton and District
March. 21st, at 7:30 prm,»
• at the Royal Canadian
Legion, Joe Atkinson of
Clinton, president; of the
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The March 11 meeting party celebrating the._
of Beta Sigma Phi opened ninth birthday of the Zeta
at the home . of Lois Omega Chapter, Ann
Fitzgerald with' fourteen Adams led the group in a
members answering- the party game and
roll,call question, "What distributed loot bags to
country is approximately all"present.
thesame. size . aS South Sweet tooths • were
America?" Viviextne Roy • satisfied by the box of
presented a film -and, chocolates supplied by
`dialogue on South Rita Van Dyke.
America complete, with a
delicious sampling of
chile and rolls.
Service chairman
Betty Jo Cudmore an-
nounced that the daffodils
for Cancer would arrive. when Marie Flynn and
on March 26. They will be orchestra were here for
grill ab r '"on advance —Ol-d-TylifFiCrusac we tried
order, on March 27 at the something different. The
Wesley -Willis noon residents did some
luncheon on March 28 at wheelchair square
Christian School. The supper was held to help raise' the daffodil tea at Ontario dancing with eight
funds for the new addition at the school. (News- Street United Church and wheelchairs to a set and a
Record photo) at various locations person pushing them
throughout the town. through the dances. We
Social chairman Lois had a lot of fun and ex-
• Fitzgerald finalized plans pect to do it again in a
for the sorority dance on couple of weeks.
March.29. The girls also Anglican Communion
decided to attend the was held in the chapel on
Avon Theatre in Stratford Tuesday morning ,with
in May to see either The Rev. Broadfoot of -
Servant of Two Masters . ficiating.
or Virginia. The Easter Bunnies are
The evening concluded nearly all painted by the
with. _.a gala .birthday ceramic class and ready
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new service club .an,.
nounced. Albert Fused, of
Stratford, Governor of ,
the Ontario District,
Optimist International
will present the charter.
Other presentations will
be made by the
Ltelx-Ve nant'Governor,
Riehard Girouard,. to the
officers of. the club, while
Ken Loach, the vice-
president Of Optimist
International will make
presentations to the
charter members,
Terry Cassaday, past
international vice-
president from.
Burlington, Ontario will
be the Master of
Ceremonies for the
evening.
The following'officers
will be instaled with
president Atkinson 'vice-
presidents, Don Bartliff
and Doug Wise;
secretary, . Doug Mills
and treasurer, John
Blair. ' The board of
directors of the new club'
includes; Greg Burns;
Len, Fawcett; Tom
McMahon; ; Robert "Doc"
Miller; Don Shropshall;
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On Monday afternoon
LONDESBORO
the Dora Shobbrook, editor leader
Women's Institute discuss education
The Women's Institute
(WI) held their family
affairs meeting on March
12 and president Marjorie
Duizer opened the
meeting with some
thoughts on education.
Genevieve Allen played
the piano and for the roll
call, the ladies were'
asked if public relations
shouldbe taught in the
schools.
Jeff McNairn gave his
prize winning speech,
"Dreams," and Marjorie
Siertsema gave her
speech on the boat
people. Cheryl Bromley
and, Brenda Nesbitt,
entertained with step
dancing numbers.
Ralph Schuurman,
principal of the Clinton
and District Christian
School, was introduced as
the guest speaker by Gay
Datema. He spoke to the
group about education
and schools and was
thanked and presented
with a gift by Hazel Reid.
Marg Anderson, the
public relations officer,
spoke.on future events for
the WI and the group
ageed to help the Cancer
Society and named Mrs.
Anderson as the convenor
of the project.
Secretary. -treasurer
Marjorie -Anderson
presented the monthly
reports , and a thank -you
note was received .from
Colleen and Kent Howatt.
The Walton WI invited
the Londesboro group to
Neighborly news
Mi. and Mrs. Gordon
Shobbrook and Mr. and
:r -Mrs. Bert Lyon returned
home .on- March -15 after .a
week's vacation in. the
Barbados.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Crich of London visited
on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook.
Visiting on Sunday with
Mrs: Laura Saundercock
were her niece Mr. and
Mrs. Pere Gibbings of
Clinton.
Weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear
were Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Sewers of Minesing and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Vanesse and Kelly of
Kentbridge.
Joyce., Sewers and a
frierfrom- Minesing
spent the weekend with
Kathy Radford.
Weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Bosman, Lisa and Kelly
were Madelyn anti" Golda
Sewers and Sharon
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Greg
Hazlett and Katherine of
Goderich visited on
Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Lee and last
week Jason and Chris Lee
of Blyth spent a few days
with their grandparents,
United news
Margaret Whyte and
Greg Andrews greeted
the congregation at the
Sunday• morning service
at the Londesboro United
Church. The people were
ushered into the church
by Wayne Hulley, Bob
Jamieson, Mark Mitchell
and Ron Nesbitt.
The flowers at the front
of the church were placed
by Mr. and Mrs Mac
Sewers in honor of the
marriage of their
daughter, Madelyn to
Robert Moore . on
Saturday.
Rev. Scott conducted
the service and sang two
special solos. The junior
Sunday School teachers
were Helen Lyons and
Jane foggart.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee.
Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook were Mr. and.
Mrs, Ross Millson,
David, Darren, John and
Sarah and Patricia of
Woodstock. Darren
remained for the week
and Patricia is visiting
with Dorie Ellerby in
Clinton.
Karen Pollock and
Julie Scott of Goderich
visited Julie's grand-
mother, Mrs. nth Stott
over the weekend.
Explorers
plan events
The 10th Explorer
expedition was held on
February 21 and Mrs.
Scott spoke to the girls on
the World Day of Prayer.
Mrs. - Hoggart read a
story and the girls made
sock dogs for their crafts.
At the llth expedition,
held on March 13, Happy
Birthday was sung for
Barbie Roberts and
Crystal Whyte and a
barbecue was planned for
the summer. .
Some of the plans were
finalized for the Mother
and Daughter banquet, to
be held in May.
For crafts, " Styrofoam
animals were, made and
the girls enjoyed some
refreshments.
4-H news
President Helen Kolk -
man opened the March 5
meeting of the Lon-
desboro III, 4-H Cltlb.
The girls + chose the
wallpaper, material and
carpet that they would
like to redecorate ,their
bedrooms, with and they
learned about hanging
things on the walls.
The sample pictures
were arranged and Helen
Kolkrnan and Elizabeth
Lawson brought lunch.
On March 11, the club
went to London to see the
Ice Capades with friends
and families.
attend their Tweedsmuir
history meeting on March
19. They were also
reminded that. a 4-H
Achievement Day will be
held in Belgrave on May 8
and the fall 4-H
homemaking project will
be Outdoor Living. A
summary day for "Indoor
Gardening will be held at
the Clinton Ontario Street
United Church on March
19at2pm.
The annual executive
meeting for the WI will be
held on April 7 , at the
Holmesville United
Church, beginning at 1:30
prn, ajd ,the West Hur.op
annual meeting will be
held in Goderich on May,
26.
The group decided to
attend a play • at the
Huron Country
Playhouse in Grand Bend
in August and a June bus
trip will be discussed at
the next meeting.
The WI agreed to make
donation' of -$25 to. the_
Clinton Hospital
Auxiliary for their card
parties. It was also
decided to give the SS No.
11 Hullett School music
festival shield to Mr. and
.-.Mrs. Forsyth, who have
made a lovely home- in
the former school.
Helen Lawson
presented a gift to Alice
Buchanan. and Margaret
Taylor, , for acting as
leaders for the Indoor
Gardening course.
to put on the main
diningroom tables for
Easter.. _
Rer-iteitlrGtinydinirram
at Huronview on Thur-
sday afternoon to conduct
Bible Study.
Sympathy is expressed
to the families. of Earl
Bernard and Miss
Maudie Kemp. Huron -
view would like to
welcome William Peter
Hatter, who is from the
Exeter area and residing
on men's floor.
World Day of Prayer
was observed at
Huronview on Friday
morning, March 7 with
the ladies from the`
Baptist Church taking
r -
The nominating
committee reported -that
a secondvice president is
needed and Barbara
Bosman was named as
convenor for .the Sunshine
Sister banquet 'and an-
nual meeting, to be held
.on April 9 at 6:30 in the
Londesboro Hall. Tickets
can be purchased from
Mrs. Bosman.
Hulleuhappenings
Report cards
On Wednesday, March
12,, the pupils of Hullett
Central School , received
their report cards. The
reports showed how each
student is progressing in
his or her subjects.
Curling borispiel
On Thursday, March
13, 16 grade 8's from
Hullett and 16 from
Huron Centennial School
competed against each
other.
Hullett won three
games and Huron Cen-
tennial won one game.
The grade 8's had pizza
for lunch and then left for
the Vanastra Curling
Club. The parents picked"
up the students at 5:30
p.m. They all had a great-
time.
Skating party
To celebrate the last
day of school (March 14),
the students had a chance .
to go free -skating at the
Blyth Arena. '
At noon hot dogs were
provided and at 12:40
buses started leaving.
Free -skating went from 1
- 2 p.m. All the students
arrived home one hour
earlier than usual.
Addie Hunking and
Marg Anderson agreed to
-Car party
On March 7, there were
seven tables in play at the
WI card party.
The evening's winners
included: ` ladies' ' high,
Sadie McDonald; ladies'
low, _Marjorie Duizer;
lone hands, Elsie
Shaddick. The men's high
was won by Lorne
Hunking; men's low,
Gordon Murrary; lone
hands, Ted Fothergill.
Romana Forthergill
and Ruth Vincent were in
charge of the party and
-another one will be held
on March 28. n
look after the March 28
card party and St.
Patrick's Day, was
remembered- with . a
reading given by Mrs.
Bosm an.
part in the service. The
Huronview Choir sang
the . anthem and Mrs.
Elsie f eriderson played
the organ at the service.
Mrs. Henderson and Mr.
Skinner sang a duet
accompanied by Frank
Bissett at the organ.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Papple celebrated their
70th wedding anniversary
along with 85 relatives
and friends on the
weekend in the
auditorium.
Rev. Wittick held
Sunday morning service.
The sermon topic was on
the theme of Wonderful
Love and Loving those
around you. _ _ Miss
Margaret McQueen sang
a solo and Mrs. Hen-
derson accompanied her
at the organ. Nelson
Lear, who is ill in
hospital,. was remem-
bered in prayer during
the service. Rev. Donald
Darrell will be preaching
at the morning service
next Sunday. Mrs. Luther
held, a service in the
auditorium .on Sunday
evening.
CtitIXT
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Bruce Stubbs, ail of
Clinton; and John
Hayek, of Goderick.
Past Internationals/co-
president
nternationalvice-president Cassaday will.
also conduct the
ceremony of installation.
Local officers were
selectedat the
organization meeting of
the club 14' weeks ago.
Regular weekly dinner1
meetings of the club are
held at 7 pm on the fourth
Thursday of each month,
at the Huron Con-
servation +Club. Regular
meetings are also held at
that location, at 8 p.rn.,
_01,e. -second Thursday- p .
each month.
This new men's 'civic -
service club becomes a
part of Optimist Inter-
national's. Ontario
District which includes
the - entire province.
Albert "Ab" Flood, of
Stratford, Ontario serves
as Governor of the
District.
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