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the Dora Shobbrook, editor leader
Londesboro residents Wilfred and Verna Glazier marked their 55th wedding anniversary
this week with a quiet family diner at their home. They have two daughters, Ruth (Mrs.
Clayton Hodgins) of Clinton and Iva (Mrs. Rick Newman of Mississauga; five grand-
children and three great grandchildren. (News -Record photo)
Hullett Happenings
Kindergartens go on trip
Newspaper team
The people who write
Hullett Happenings are
students from Grade 7. The
advisors are Mr. Talbot and
Mr. A.N. MacLennan. The
editors are Lisa Preszcator
and Jennifer Sottiaux, and
the reporters are Lisa
Boonstoppel, Kim Scott,
Stephen Duizer and Janet.
Wilts.
Soccer in
Clinton
The Hullett Soccer teams
recently attended Clinton for
an exhibition game. The
girls team played Clinton
and won 2 to 1. The boys
unfortunately lost 4-0 against
the Clinton boys.
Kindergarten trip
On September 30th, both
kindergarten classes of
Hulletf Central School went
on a field trip to Brussels.
The classes were taken to an
apple orchard called the
Maitsille Orchard, where
they went con a conducted
tour in which the children
saw many different kinds of
trees and storage rooms
where the apples are kept.
The pupils each received a
bag of windfall apples to take
home with them and share
with the rest of their family.
They all hada lot of fun.
Pupils in play
This summer, eight people
from Hullett School were in a
play in Grand Bend called
"The Music Man". The eight
people were Jane Anderson,
Carolyn Dourghty, Lisa
Duizer, Stephen Duizer, Jeff
McNairn, Angel Shneider,
Darlene Hulley and Jennifer
Sottiaux.
It was a good experience
for the people working in a
professional play. It was a
very good play, and if you
have seen it, I'm sure you
would think the same thing.
Communion held
Communion service was
held on Sunday morning.
Greeting were Garnet
Wright and Bert Lyon.
Ushers were John• Cart-
wright, Larry Gross, Russell
Nesbitt and Gary Wilts.
Rev. Scott welcomed all
and gospel song was held.
The choir anthem was
"Sweet Jesus" sung by
Cheryl Lyon, Diana Shob-
brook, Susan Jamieson,
Suzanne Tamblyn, Laurel
and Lisa Duizer, accom-
panied by organist Barbara
Bosman.
The children's story was
"A nametag on display is
Supper meet
held by 4-H
The third meeting of
chicks and the roosters was
held at the home of Marjorie
Duizer where all discussed
the egg, and its parts and
prepared Quiche. cabbage
salad and Baked Alaska
which the 18 members ate at
the supper meeting.
The next meeting will be at
Irene Bromley's home on
Monday.
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fruit of the whole Spirit il-
lustrated by the pharisee
and the tax collector praying
God hates sin but loves the
sinner.
Assisting Rev. Scott with
communion were Carol Cart-
wright and Lorne Hunking
and serving bread were
Margaret Whyte, Bert Lyon,
Reg Lawson, Susan
Jamieson and serving wine
were Jack Lee, Harry Snell,
Murray Howatt, John
Lawson.
WORK WEEK
The music students of C.H.S.S. will be
available to do odd jobs after school
from
OCT 19 to OCT. 23
and all day on
SATURDAY, OCT. 24
For the modest fee of '3./hr. we will rake
lawns, clean windows, paint, wash, etc.
Proceeds will be used to purchase uniforms
and music.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 ,1
Residents attend anniversaries
Mrs. Colin Paterson and
Katie of Londgn spent a cou-
ple of days last week with
Barbara's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns.
Mrs. Isabel Airdrie was
with her daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Siemon and girls
at Brodhagen.
Linda Sottiaux of St.
Catharines spent the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sottiaux
and Jennifer.
-The W.I. world affairs
meeting will be held October
14 at 8 p.m. in the hall when a
film "David" will be shown
on the theme International
Year of Disabled. Roll call,
name another country and
why you chose to live there
was answered.
Mrs. Joe Shaddick spent 10
days with her niece, Mr. and
Mrs. John Balmer in Alber-
t4
Mrs. Jack Snell and Mrs.
Allen Bosman were
delegates from Blyth O.E.S.
at Grand Chapter sessions at
the Royal York Hotel in
Toronto last week.
The Berean Unit of the
UCW will beheld October 13
at 2 p.m. in the church hall
and roll call is name
something for which you are
thankful.
Several from the com-
munity attended the 50th
wedding anniversary for.
Roy and Grace Easom,
Blyth at Blyth Hall Sunday,
September 27 and on Satur-
day October 3 for Warren
and Marie Gibbings, Clinton
for their 50th anniversary at
Debbie Wallace
gets high single
Ladies' Bowling
Sept. 29,
Scores were: high single,
Debbie Wallace, 235; runner-
up, Reino Wilts, 201; high tri-
ple, Reino Wilts, 546; runner-
up, Florence Cartwright,,
522; most improved, Karen`
Knott +25; runner-up, Linda
Rnnlrarna +20: games 200
and over, Debbie Wallace,
235; Reino Wilts, 201.
Standings are: first place,
the Strikes and the Fly-
ing Moms with 22 each; the
Rolling Stones with 17 points
followed by last place team
The Slowpokes with nine
points.
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Attending the W.I. fall ral-
ly on October 5 at Belgrave
were Margaret Taylor, June
Fothergill and Dora Shob-
brook.
Bowling scores for
September 22 are: high
single, Linda Renkema, 231;
runner-up. Reino Wilts, 223;
high -triple, Reino Wilts, 568;
runner-up, Florence Cart-
wright, 550; most improved,
Karen Knott +23; rlarmer-
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Games 200 and over were
rolled by Linda Renkema,
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Welding
Gourmet Cooking
Yoga
Step Dancing
Beginners Photography
First Aid
Dancefit
Square Dance (Modern)
Golf '
Use of the Food Processor
Crewel & Kit Finishing '
W. Sheardown
Ben Merit (Chef)
Karen Cudmore
Debbie Flinn
Jim Fitzgerald
W. Montgomery
Chris Wise
Glenn Patterson
Al Clarke
Marigne Leper,
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10 weeks
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TUES. OCT. 6
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Knitting and Crocheting
Beekeeping
Images - Skin, Hair & Fashion
Liquid Embroidery
Guitar (All Ages)
Calligraphy
Hunter Safety •
Auto Care
Ballet, Tap Dance
Sewing
Badminton
Marg Crane
Eileen Staddon
Dave Kains
Ramona Humphrey
Elan. Fraser
Brian Burton
Tanya Remington
Wallace Montgomery
Jim Bakelaar10
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Mary Divok
Bob Riehl
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Lu Legg
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Cheryl Philips
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Basic Law for Everyday Use
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