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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-04-23, Page 17j Kipper Memorial Chapel in Waterloo was the setting when Lloy Shaddick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick of Londesboro became the bride of Dirk Carlicks on March 21, 1981. Following a reception at the Westmount Golf and Country Club in Waterloo, the couple took a wedding trip to the West Coast. They are residing in Kitchener. Unit1dscelebiaterEaster The Londesboro United congregation gathered at the church on April 17 for the annual Good Friday service. Jim Jamieson welcomed the people at the door and the ushers were John and Elizabeth Lawson, Darlene Hulley and Brenda Nesbitt. Rev. Scott led the service and sang two special solo numbers. His sermon was about Jesus and the other two on the cross. At Sunday morning's Easter service Jim Jamieson and Carol Cart- wright greeted the congregation members at the door, and they were ushered into the church by Stephen Kennedy, Michael Radford, Scott Overboe and Gary Wilts. Rev. Scott sang a solo prior to the service. He announced that funeral services for Norman Wright were scheduled to take place on April 21. The flowers in the church were placed in memory of Tom Beattie, whose funeral was held on April 17. The UCW groups placed the Easter lilies For the children's story, Mr. Scott spoke about Jesus rising from the dead on the third day and the children remained in the church for the entire service instead of leaving for their Sunday School classes. The choir sang - a special Easter hymn with Barbara Bosman as the choir director and Louise McGregor at the organ. Clerk of the session, Margaret Whyte called Suzanne Tamblyn and her elder, her father, Jack Tamblyn to the front of the church for confirmation. Mrs. Whyte presented Suzanne with a Bible Community news and notes Couples bowling All the bowlers in the Londesboro Couples Bowling League are reminded that the final games of the season will be held on Sunday, April 26. All bowlers, regulars and spares, are invited to bowl and enjoy the luncheon which will be held af- terwards at the church. At the luncheon next year's executive, which has already been chosen by hidden score, will be an- nounced. Spring concert , The Hullett Central School's spring concert was played to a full house last week and principal Angus McLennan welcomed everyone and acted as emcee for the evening. The concert opened with a school band, the Grade 1 class presented the skit, How Eggs and Easter Got Together, and sang three Easter songs. The second kindergarten class acted out The Boy and the Billy Goat Three, the senior choir sang special numbers, and the Grade 2 class sang several numbers. Grades 7 and 8 presented a musical Joseph and His Technicolored Dream Coal. 40j1^'1* {4,4-, Shuffleobard '0,players met on April 15 for another round of play and the results were: ladies' high, Vietta Hoggart; ladies' low, Hazel Reid; men's high, Clare Vincent; hear about disabled men's low, Bob Thompson. Audrey Thompson and Bert Shobbrook were the high winners intheplay-offs. The next evening of shuffleboard was scheduled for April 22. N ESB RO leader Dora Shobbrook, editor News from your neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick's family held Easter on Saturday and with them were Jeffrey, Karin and Stephen Shaddick of Brantford, Lloy and Dirk Garlichs of Kitchener and Ruth Shaddick of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons of St. Helens visited on Sunday with their son Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, Sara and '!dile,_. . . Mr. Keith Vivian was admitted to Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday. We are sorry to report the death of one of our residents, Mr. Tom Beattie who died at the age of 73 at Huronview. He had been in poor health for thenast fourmonthc Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Norman Wright on the death of Mr. Wright at the Clinton Public Hospital on April 17. He was 76 years old. Sympathy is also extended to Mr. Wright's brother and sisters. Congratulations go out to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Glazier on a new great grandson, Darrell, who was born at St. Joseph's Hospital in, IAop on April 12 to Pete and Sherry Postma at RR 4, Clinton. Mrs. Clara Riley enjoyed a bus trip last weekend to Wheeling, West Virginia and Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Bob Burns underwent Musical award Congratulations go out to Mrs. Gail Lear who brought honor to Londesboro with her high marks. Gail learned last week from the Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association that she will be receiving the Cora Akens award at their convention in Hamilton on July 4. This award is given for the highest mark obtained in piano pedagogy (teacher's written) examination in 1980 with the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music in London and the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. Gail's mark was 93 and her teacher was Mrs. Winona McDougall of Blvth. Aimwell Unit Berean Unit hold meeting The UCW Berean Unit held their April 4 meeting in the church and Mrs. Margaret `'Vikkfielliire Wedding, and a' hymn was sung, with Hattie Wood accompanying on the piano. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • PRINCEVILLE • • Oak Bedroom • Suite • triple dresser with • doors and drawers, • vertical mirror, cedar • lined armoire, 60" • headboard reg. '1123. SALE PRICE • • • • - TRADITIONAL •• Sofa and • • Chair • SALE.PRICE • • Nylon semi- s em - $469. • Velvet serol • attached back • • 7 PIECE STAR CHROME • • Dinette • • Suite • • largo table • 36" x 54" opens • to 72", high back • heat waled chestnut • vinyl chairs $1,099 • • • Simmons • •• Crib Outfit • Crlb, excellent • quality mattress • and bumper • pads • ONE LOW PRICE • • • • f159. Flexsteel : Swivel Rockers • traditional styling • green nylon • velvet • (2 ONLY) • • $189. • • Lamps, Fixtures, Tiffanys • • 11 0 % •to 5 0 ®/ SAVINGS • Piano & Picture Lights Included • • F•:« L®INt3 • : Suncots & Chairs • • • hoot waled AND • vinyl gibing • (slight imperfections) $11.99 • Cnnadlon Made cash A, carry SL•• 4)0•..48+••••.•••• $9.99 Turn to page 18 • The A imwell Unit of the UCW met on April 13 et the church and president Helen Lee opened the meeting with a thought on gentleness. President Marion Snell led the responsive reading and Hattie Wood played the piano. Crystal Whyte en- tertained the group by playing two hymns on the piano. The roll call was answered by 17 members and 19 'treat: t: Br"en`r "'l ' a and Audrey Thompson volun- teered to look after selling large crafts and Theresa Overboe played two musical selections on the piano. Mrs. Lee introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Myrtle Vodden of Blyth and she spoke on her experiences in aiding the handicapped throughout her lifetime. Mrs. Vodden also revealed some startling facts about the lack of financial support from the government. Mrs. Vodden's, presen- tation Was greatly ap- preciated, , nd she left the ladies'—'her fruit cake recipe whle'h is known as the best recipe. Anyone wanting the recipe can contact Mrs. Lee or Mrs. Snell. surgery tor eye cataracts on April 15 at London's Victoria Hospital. Stephen Duizer underwent surgery on his appendix on Peril 15 at the Clinton hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford returned home on April 14 after spending the winter months in Palm Beach, Florida. Visiting at the manse is Mrs. Scott's mother Mrs. Clifford Smith of Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwing returned home on April 16 after spending four months near Haines City, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Longman were guests on Saturday, April 18 at the wedding of her niece Deborah Ann Dolmage and Carl Cameron Guy McLellan at the Brussels Presbyterian Church. The reception was held in the Brussels Legion. Mrs. Allen Shaddick returned home on April 15 after spending three weeks CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 2:3,1981—PAGE 17 Londesboro WI 1 with her son Staff Sergeant Richard Shaddick, Jean and family from Burnaby, BC. Congratulations go out to the Shaddicks on the birth of their daughter Lynn Ann on April 11 at the Burnaby hospital, a sister for Sandra and David. Miss Edythe Beacom and Miss La ura Lyon returned home on April 18 after spe tdi;ng three.: months at Ponda Gorda, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. David Fairservice and Maureen of D'Ormeaux, Quebec spent Easter weekend with his mother Mrs. Myrtle Fair - service. Easter weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander were Elaine and Don Cousineau, Jim, Donald and Tammy of North Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Jewitt and boys of Woodstock spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stan Johns and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear. The new Big:bike features in a mid-sized street machine. The Maxim 550 has- YIC,S for improved gas mileage and high performance, single front disc brake, and more. Meet the new Maxim today! 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