Clinton News-Record, 1980-10-30, Page 16PAGE I INTON NEWS. CO THURSOA" ', OCTOBER 30 :1980
Norman Alexander of Londesboro, long-time crusader for better erosion and
pollution controls,was honoured for his work when he was presented with the
Huron County Federation of Agriculture Award at the federation's annual
meeting Thursday. Mr. Alexander (left) accepted the award from Adrian Vos of
Blyth. (Photo by GIbb)
Summerhill
Ladies Club
The 'Summerhill ladies
club met at the home of
Ruth Jenkins on Oct. 8
with' 16 members present.
Gladys Van Egmond
opened the meeting with
a poem.
The minutes of the
previous meeting were
read and approved and
the treasurer's report
was -read by Jean Vod-
den. The correspondence
consisted of a thank -you
note from Olive Neal. A
$10 donation was given to
the Blind and $25
donation to the Children's
Aid Society.
It was decided to have
an Auction Sale at the
Nov. meeting and each
member to bring an
article for this.
The annual pot luck
supper will be held in
Summerhill hall ttn
November 7th at 7 p.m. -
Phyllis Tyndall and
Ruth Jenkins are going to
take the course for
Crewel Embroidery and
teach it to the rest of the
club.
All members of the
Summerhill club are
invited. to attend the
reception for Glenna Eltis
at the White Carnation on
Oct. 25 at 9 p.m.
The program consisted
of Ali Westerhout telling
.of her :Mediterranean
Cruise' trip' to showing
some pictures. Sandra
Westerhout gave a'
"Thanksgiving Reading"
and a guessing contest,
which was won by Ruth
Jenkins. Edith Wright
had a guessing contest
won by Lorna Ellis.
The next meeting is set
for November 12 at 2:30
p.m. at Joanne Salver-
da's home. Those on
lunch and program are,
Margaret Wright, Ida
Wright and Amy Gerrits.
14,
hurch a
1 Baptism held•
Margaret Whyte and
Greg Andrews welcomed
the congregation to the
Londesboro United.
Church, on Sunday
morning and the ushers
were Susan "Jamieson,
Cheryl 'Lyon, Diana
Shobbrook and Suzanne
Tamblyn•
Rev. Sett welcomed
everyone and announced
that while he leads ser,
vices in Auburn, Rick
Hawley will be the guest
speaker for Londesboro.
Sacrament of baptism
was administered to
Shannon Rose, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Scott, accompanied by
elder Jim Jamieson and
Crystal Joy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ian. Hulley,
eeer panted----be
Margaret Whyte.
The junior teachers
were Bev Riley and Sally
Pollard and the junior
and senior choirs joined
for a special song.
Aimwell Unit
The October meeting of
the UCW Aimwell Unit
was held on October 20 at
the home of Marion
Hunking.
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tivities keep
Leader FlorenceCartwright opened. the
meeting with, a reading
and the roll call, a
Thanksgiving verse, was
answered by 13 members
and two visitors, Shirley
Norman and Mr. Howlett.
The minutes of the
September meeting were
read by June Fothergill.
It was moved by Joan
Whyte and .Shirley Scott
to make hospital favors
' at the November meeting
and Helen Lee will look
after the supplies for the
favors.
The' Presbyterial
report was read and the
November meeting will
be held at Brenda Rad -
ford's home. The roll call
will ask members to
name their favorite
lder, Apostle -and t_..re —'4l
served by Mary Peel and
Pearl Mason.
It was decided to sell
the quilt that the mem-
bers , are making and
collection and birthday
pennies were received.
Kathy McDougall in-
troduced the guest
speaker Mr. Howlett
from the Bible society in
London. He spoke of their
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work and showed a film
on:I aiti+
Mrs. Cartwright was in.
charge :of the worship and
lunch, was served by Lena
Nesbitt and June
Fothergill.
Explorers Expedit'i'on
The . Exlparers third
expedition was held on
October 23 and the girls
were welcomed by Mrs.
Whyte and the emblem
was read by Lisa Bosman
and Deana Lyon.
The picture was
presented by Brenda
Finch and the offering
was dedicated by Sandy
LONDESBORO
leader
Dor; Shobbrook, editor
News of your neighbors
Congratulations go out
to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cunningham who
celebrated their 30th
wedding anniversary on
October 23.
Rev. and Mrs. Scott
and Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Alexander spent
' Friday and Saturday in
Barrie. attending the
United Church Renewal
Fellowship.
A successful sale was
held on October 25 at
Richard Lobb's barn in
Clinton for the estate of
Harriett Knox.
The family of Mr.
Lorne Hunking
celebrated his birthday
on Sunday and those
attending included Mr.
and -Mrs. Tom Duizer,
Laurel, Lisa, Stephen and
Shannon, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Hunking, Todd and
Tara of Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Hunking
and Brad of Goderich.
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook's
family celebrated her
75th birthday on Saturday
with a gathering at the
home of her daughter
Thelma Ellerby. On
Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Ross Millson, Patricia,
Darren, Sarah and John
of Woodstock visited
Anyone wishing to take
crewel embroidery is
asked to contact Marjorie
Duizer at 523-4359 or
Margaret Anderson at
4-H ems enjoy
cooing pizza
Un October 20 the fifth
meeting of the Merry
Munchers 4-1-1 Club was
held at the' home of Mrs.
Tom Duizer. The meeting
opened with the pledge
-and members answered
roll call by telling about
the crepes they made at
home.
The skit fur
Achievement Night was
decided and the group
studied microwave and
toaster -broiler ovens.
Bitty Pizzas were made
in the toaster -broiler over
and saucy franks were
cooked in the fry pan on
the stove.
The next meeting of the
Merry Munchers will be
held in the Londesboro
hall at 7:30 pm.
TO THE ELECTORS OF
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
Having retired from the Office of Clerk -Treasurer a
year ago, but still interested in Municipal affairs, I
come before you as a Candidate for Counclllow4for the
next term of Council.
With twenty years experience as a former Councillor,
Reeve, and Clerk Treasurer, 1 would hope to be able to
contribute to the management of Township business ,
for the Coming two years.
Your support at the Advance Poll on November 1st, and
the Regular Polls on November 10th will bo ap-
preciated.
Sincerely,
CLARE VINCENT
523-437,9.
Mr. George Addison of I
Seaforth visited on
Sunday with Mr. . and
Mrs. Ken Hulley and
attended the christening
of great grandaughter
Crystal Joy Hulley.
Congratulations go to
Dave McLeod of Mitchell
who celebrated his 80th
birthday on Sunday with
an open house. Wishing
Dave good wishes from
the community were Mr.
and Mrs. Garnet Wright
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Penfound and
family, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook and
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson visited on
Saturday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs.
William Hamilton of
Moorefield and friends
ill be glad to know that
l r. Hamilton returned
home on Friday after
spending thi4e-and-a-
half-weeks in the
Palmerston hospital.
Sunday dinner visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Scott and family were her
parents Mr. and Mrs.
William Scholl of
Monkton, Mrs. Jean Scott
and Rev. and Mrs. Scott,
along with Angela and
Debbie.
Congratulations to"Mrs.
Harold Clarke on her
Saturday birthday when
she visited Mrs. Verena
Bone 'in Wingham and
Howard Clarke in
Wingham hospital.
Mr. ___Dave _ Mairs -_ of
Dearborn Heights,
Michigan spent a few
days last week with his
sister Mrs. Myrtle
Fairservice.
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ELECTIONS
IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
will be held on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
To elect One Reeve and Three Councillors
Polls are open from 11 a.m. until.8 p.m.
No. 1 Polling Sub -Division at the Forester's Hall, Kin.
burn
No. 2 Polling Sub -Division at Residence of V. Fox, Con.
12, Lot 5
No. 3 Polling Sub -Division at Residence of T. Flynn, Con.
4, Lot 22
No. 4 Polling Sub -Division at Londesboro Community
Hall
No. 5 Polling Sub -Division at Auburn Community Hall
ON THE •SAME DATE, THE VOTERS OF AUBURN WILL BE
ELECTING THREE TRUSTEES FOR THE VILLAGE OF AUBURN,
WHICH POLL WILL BE HELD AT THE AUBURN COMMUNITY
HALL.
HARRY LEAR
Clerk
Township of Hullett
Merner• Two " new
members, were accepted
and initiation was held
for seven first year
membersdiscussion. Mrsen.
Whhelpingyte
led the worship, a
others followed . and a
Hallowe'en party was
held.
WI card party
The first Women's
Institute card party of the
season was held on
October 24 and there
were seven tables in play.
The winners included:
ladies' high, Mildred
McNall of Blyth; lone
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ELECTIONS
TOWNSHIP
OF GODERICH
An election will be held on
MONDAY,' NOVEMBER 10/1980
for the position of
REEVE
and Huron County Board of Education.
Voting will be at the following places bet.,
ween f'h1 ours or11:00 A.M. a8i00 P:M---
POLLING SUBDIVISION
1. M. Raithby's - lot 19 . Plan 26
2. G. Bell's - Lot 21 - Con. 4
3. A. Schilbe's - lot 35 - Con. 4
4. Twp. Office - Holmesville
5. Twp. office - Holmesville
ADVANCE POLL
An advance Poll for the same election will
be held on Nov. 1st at the clerk's office - Lot
20 - Con. 16 - between the hours of 9:00 A.M.
and 8:00 P.M.
PROXY VOTING
Certificates to vote by proxy may be ob-
tained from the undersigned until 5:00 P.M.
on Nov. 10th, 1980.
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