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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-04-23, Page 18i PAGE 18—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 23,1981 the LONDESBOR Dora Shobbrook, editor leader Sunshine Sisters revealed The WI annual meetin and Sunshine Sister banque held on April '8 in t@i hall. President Alic Buchanan welcomed all introduced four guests, Ruth Papple, Mary Gordon, Mary Buffinga and Doroth Tamblyn and 31 members enjoyed a dinner prepared by WI members. A sing -song was held Marjorie Duizer, with Ba bara Bosman at the piano Roll call was answered by revealing Sunshine Sisters and paying dues. The Minutes of the last an= laual. meeting- and.. findncial report were given by June Fothergill and the auditor's report was given by Genevieve Allen, a its of standing committee con- veners included: agriculture and Canadian industries, Florence Cartwright; citizenship and world 'af- fairs. af fairs, June Fothergill; fami- ly and consumer affairs, Hazel Reid; education and cultural affairs, Addie Hunk- ing; resolutions, Beth Knox; Tweedsmuir, Genevieve Allen;. flowers and cards, Tri Duizer. President Alice Buchanan reported that 10 meetings were held, and two were ,cancelled due to stor, mm! weather, Theycateredtp 13 banquets plus moons Club, remembered shut-ins at Cliristlnas and children with candy, . gave awards. to Grade 8 Home Ec. and In- dustrial Arts students, spon- sored!1-H and short courses, panel ed the hah;downstairs, put on combination windows 2 _and bought enea ffridge ___ She thanked. all for their' co-operation and noted that four members had perfect attendance Alice Buchanan, June Fothergill, Margaret Taylor and pore Shobbrook. Mrs. Ruth Papple of Lon- don, 'area pri lideft,°Alrought. greetings, saying that if you *ant to be happy, spend one hour in church or time at a W.I. meeting, plant a garden and read aclipping on how to heipthe disabled. The nominating report, given . by Genevieve Allen noted: past. president, .Mrs. Tom Duizer; president, Mrs. Don . Buchanan; first vice- president, Mrs. Margaret Taylor;' second vice= president, open; secretary- treasurer, ecretary treasurer, 'Mrs. Edwin Fothergill; assistant secretary,. Mrs. Glen Carter; public relations officer, Mrs. Bereans g baric Anderson; district et director, Mrs. Tom Duizer; e alternate district director, e Mrs. Margaret Taylor; and pianist, Mrs. Tom Allen; asscistant pianist, Mrs. Ed- win Wood; press reporter, y Mrs. Bert Shobbrook; auditors, Mrs. Tom Allen, Mrs. Watson Reid; resolu- tions convenor, Mrs. Beth by Knox; flower and card con- n- venor, Mrs. Lois Reid; flower and card committee, Mrs. Florence Cartwright and Mrs. Eric Anderson; Tweedsmuir curator, Mrs. Reg Lawson; Theedsinuir . committee,: M -Td m Allen, Mrs. Ted Fothergill, Mrs. Lorne flunking. Standing committee con- venors include: agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Mrs. Harry Tebbutt; citizenship and world affairs, Mrs. Allen Bosman, Mrs. Bill Bromley; family and consumer af- fairs, Mrs. Bob Burns, Mrs. Lorne Hunking; education • and cultural affairs, Mrs. Glen Carter, Mrs. Watson Reid; branch directors, Mrs. Jim. Jamieson, Mrs. Harry Tebbutt, Mrs: Edwin Wood. Mrs. Papple installed the officersand Marjorie Duizer thanked her and presented her with a gift - the W.I. Cookbook. Correspondence included thank -you notes from Tri Duizer, an invita- tion from Clinton Golden Radars to attend a card par- ty on April 22 with proceeds for Hospital Auxiliary building fund, 4-H Achieve- ment Day, • May 4 at Brucefield. • from page 17 Helen Lawson read an Easter scripture lesson and Stella Adams and Mrs. Whyte ',,both gave special readings. Mrs. Lawson conducted the business session and Dora Shobbrook read the minutes from the last meeting. Correspondence included thank you notes from the Norman Wright family and Addie Hunking. Several invitations were received including one from the First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth for April 28 at8pm. Tl1ey_have.also._.. been invited to Winthrop on May 6 at 8 pm, and to Walton on May 3. Margaret Good presented the treasurer's report and nine members answered the roll call by giving an Easter verse. Happy Birthday was sung for Helen Alexander, and Mrs. Wood will clean the church brass for the month of May. At their May 12 meeting the Berean Unit will en- tertain the Aimwell UCW Unit and Gary Sottiaux will talk on his hiking journey. The meeting will start at 8 l Everyone signed a get well card for Vi Burns and plans were made to help at the ham and turkey supper on May 19. Margaret Good offered to stitch the quilt seams. For the worship service several Easter readings were given by Addle Hunking, Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Whyte. After the meeting Mrs. Hunking conducted a contest on famous biblical characters, and lunch was served by Mrs. Whyte, Stella Adams and Mrs. Hunking. It was moved to pay $50 per year to Helen Lawson for washing tea towels and to give $400 to the recreation board for the use of the hall. The WI will have a bake sale on May 6 at the fashion show in. Clinton. They will be in charge of the Huronview bir- thday party on April 15. A new fridge has been installed in the kitchen valuing $545. Doreen Carter thanked Alice for her year as presi- dent and presented her with a gift. 'Marjorie Duizer repotted on the branch ex- ec.utive meeting at .Holiiiesville on -April-6: •The district annual will be held on May 25 at St. Helens. Londesboro, for the morning entertainment, will hold a craft table with articles from $3 to $5. On May llth a workshop for standing com- mittee convenors of the 1982 district annual will be held in Londesboro. The meeting closed with a playlette convened by Alice with a number of members taking part. A few games of euchre were played and the winners were: high, June Fothergill; lone hands, Hazel Reid; low, Dora Shob- brook. Smile Father to son: "Remember this: I know a lot more about being young than you know about being old." E 01111 dui Is Ouer(lowq with Good Cars 1978 CHEVROLET CAMARO Maroon with cloth trim. v. engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes. radial tires, AM/FM cassette deck. 1978 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 door, air conditioning, vinyl top, AM/FM 0 track, 305 -enginor moat®.. atle, power steering;° •power brakes and much more. 1978 GMC TON PICK-UP 6 cylinder, standard, very clean, hoavy springs. rear step bumper. CALL TO -DAY FOR A PRICE et Open nightly till 9, all day Saturday WEST END GARAGE OF MITCHELL LTD. 82 Huron Street 348-8458 or 8459 Sticky sit What will they think of next? While reports of van- dalism are on the increase the type of materials stolen or vandalized has now broadened to include bee hives. Kaz Kiezik recently had two hives stolen from behind his shed at his home a quarter mile south of Londesboro. Mr. Kiezik is offering a $100 reward for the return of the hives or for information leading to their return. The hives were still covered in tar paper against the winter cold. They are two tion frames high and house the bees. Mr. Kiezik has reported the bees to the Goderich OPP and has searched road- sides and ditches in case the hives were abandoned. Honey is the Kiezik's livelihood and they have about 250 hives located near their home and on other. farms. At one point, they harvested 27 tons of honey from 600 hives. Mr. Kiezik believes the theft must be by someone close who knew the layout of the farm but doesn't think another beekeeper would take his hives. Varna news.. • • • from page 16 respect to employing, physicallydisabled people, and some of the recreational activities enjoyed by them, especially at their summer and winter camps. The. wheelchair Mr Parker was using costs $659. A powered chair costs $2,700, and an artificial leg with a knee joint costs from $2,500 to $3,000. Many people have only a government pension to live on, so assistance from March of Dimes is vital for these things. The women of St. John's Church in Stratford led the wgrship_ serrvice,._ ___ If you wish to register for baseball or for the umpire's school in Varna, .please call Sharon Chuter at 482-7149 or Marjorie Hayter at 262-5857. The March hare, played by Bill Elliott, makes a point with Alice, played by Kara Vanden Neuker, during a scene from the play Alice in Wonderland, being presented by the students of Huron Centennial Public School at Brucefield this Thursday and Friday nights. 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