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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-02-19, Page 7• Communtty extends sympathy By Dora Shobbrook were reminded of WI Days at the Earland Margaret Taylor and Ted Mills. In charge of LONDESBORO - Sympathy is extended to Lee Museum on June 3 and of the executive the card party were Beryl Reid, Alice Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick on the death of district meeting on April 7 at the Londesboro Buchanan and Helen Lawson. The next card Ruth's sister Evelyn Walkom of Kitchener Hall. Members were also asked to party will be held on February 28. on February 9 at age 72. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook returned home Febrtia3y 10 from a weeks vacation at Jack Tar Village, St. Kitts, West Indies. June Fothergill visited on Tuesday with her father Colonel Marks in Lista el conference. Mettnorial Hospital. - All the members signed a get well card for Isabel Colson who is a patient at University Hospital in London. The nominating committee of June Fothergill and Helen Lawson asked for help to put on the annual meeting and banquet slated for April 9 with Ehma Jewitt and Alice Buchanan to form a committee to look after the arrangements. It was moved to purchase four teapots, the new Huron Atlas, a meat thermometer and to pay honorariums. Donations were granted to the Earland Lee Museum ($25) and the 90th anniversary scholarship ($25). The next meeting will be the World Affairs meeting on March 12. The guest speaker will be Ken Campbell. Visitors are welcome. After the meeting, the members worked at clipping newsworthy items for the Tweedsmuir Book. Lunch was served by Alice Buchanan and Helen Lawson. WI Cards Nine tables of euchre players attended the WI card party on February 14. The winners were, ladies' high - Dorothy Daer; lone hands - Ruby Dolmage; ladies' low - Heather Fothergill; men's high - Lorne flunking; lone hands - Clarke Stanley; men's low - Watson Reid; special Valentine - remember the 90th anniversary of the WI Shuffleboard will be held next year and the Leadership Ten players turned out at the shuffleboard Development Conference will be held in matches on February 12. The high scorer Toronto on February 25 and 26. Lois Elliott, was Reg Lawson. The next rounds of the district president, will be attending this shuffleboard will be held at the same place and time on February 19. United Church Greeting the congregation for the the Sunday service were Rev. Snihur and Bert Lyon. The ushers were Len Archambault, Carl Nesbitt, Bob Trick and Cliff Saundercock. A hymn sing, led by Rev. Snihur, was held before the services. The cross for Lent was decorated by the Bosman family. Alan and Barbara Bosman placed a crown of thorns on topiif the cross. It was announced that on February 23 Sharon Benson of London will be playing a special mini -concert as the congregation dedicates the new church organ. The skating party for the congregation will be held at the Clinton Arena next on February 23 at'3 p.m. For Children's Time, the youngsters sang and also received a lesson about Lent. The junior teachers for Sunday School were Lori Bromley and Kerri Szusz. The anthem for Sunday was accompanied by organist Lisa Duizer and sung by the choir under the direction of Marsha Szusz. The sermon was Lent - A Time for Personal Prayer.and Devotions. - • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen spent the weekend snowmobiling at Red Bay Lodge. Jean Scott spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid of Walton, celebrating Nelson's 90th birthday on February 16. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szusz on their 30th wedding anniversary on February 18. WI Meeting The Tweedsmuir Workshop meeting was held at the home of WI President Helen Lawson on February 12. Mrs. Lawson welcomed the members and the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect was repeated. Roll call asked the members about "a way our ancestors had of predicting the weather without TV or radios." The roll call was answered by, 15 members. The minutes from the last meeting and the treasurer's report were read by secretary - treasurer Alice Buchanan. The correspondence consisted of thank you notes from Ida Durnin, Hattie Wood, Alice Davidson and her mother Grace Fairey. A letter was read from Charlotte Johnson from Home and Country. The members • UCW!earns about native Indians By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse BELGRAVE-The afternoon Unit of the Belgrave UCW met in the church school room for their February meeting. Sara Anderson opened the meeting with an In- dian Prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were read, treasurer's report and sick and shut-in report were given. Mrs. Ross Higgins used the Moravian code of living, hymn and prayer for the wor- ship service. 4ie Bible study was conducted by Mrs. Glenn Coultes taken froZ i Luke. The program was continued on the native Indians. Mrs. Jim Hunter told the story of Alberta Billy from the Mandate and a per- sonal testimony of an Indian couple from. Brantford. The Native Church Signals New Directions was read by Mrs. Lawrence Taylor. The annual meeting of the United Church Women of London Conference will be held April 14 and 15 at Central United Church, Stratford. Register by March 21 for billet and meals. • Westminster Weekend, London, will be held May 30 -June 1 and Alma College, St. Thomas, August 8-11. Knox Church News Inspiring sacred music with Mrs. George Procter as organist, welcomed the members of Knox United Church, Belgrave as well as parentsand relations of the Belgrave Brownies and their leaders: Mrs. Darryl Culbert, Mrs. William McKeon and Mrs. Robert Young to the Sunday morning. service which was conducted by the Rev. John G. Roberts. The Children's Choir, with organ accom- paniment, sang, then joined the Brownies to fill the four central front pews. Bake Sale Success The First Belgrave Brownie Pack held a successful bake sale at the Institute Hall on February 15. The enthusiastic young ladies sold many items at the "Kids" table as well as a large variety of baked goods. Doris Carmichael was the lucky winner of a Smurfette cake. Theme Is Love The Women's Missionary Society held their meeting on February 10 in Knox Presbyterian Church. Ivy Cloakey presided and opened with the Call to Worship follow- ed by scripture by Mrs. Garner Nicholson. • Agnes Youngblut read the meditation on the day's theme "Love". Mrs. Mac Scott led in prayer and a hymn was sung. Reports were given by the -secretary and treasurer and 28 sick and shut-in visits were recorded. Margaret Dunbar gave a reading on Dr. George Matheson who, though blinded at an early age, became a renowned preacher and wrote the hymn 0 Love that will not let me go. Margaret Sierstsema gave a reading and Mrs. William Dalrymple read a poem. Mrs. Cloakey closed the meeting with prayer. Euchre Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held in the WI Hall on February 12. Winners were: Mrs. Les Vin- cent, Pearl Shiell, Eva McGill, Les Vincent, Albert Cook, Mrs. Garner Nicholson, Mrs. Garner Nicholson and Jim Coultes, Helen DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD. SALES WITH SERVICE "The Place to Buy Appliances" NEW AND USED HENSALL 262-2728 CLOSED MONDAYS i Martin and Howard Walker. There will be euchre on February 19 star- ting at"8 p.m. People Mr. and Mrs. Ross Yuill, Candice and Brent •4of Breslau visited with his father, Clarence Yuill, who is a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital and later visited at the home of Mrs.. Yuill and Edith Stokes. Olive Bolt and Laura Johnston were also guests at the same home. Mrs. William Coulfes and Mrs. Ross Hig- gins attended the Huron -Perth Presbyterial Executive meeting at 10 a.m. February 10 at the Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. Mrs. Howard Zettler and Sherry of RR 4, Walkerton and Nancy Jones of Chepstow visited on Saturday with Mrs. Elizabeth Procter. Marjorie Procter of London visited over the weekend with her mother, Elizabeth Procter. Dr. and Mrs. Brian Nuhn and son David visited on Sunday with their aunt Agnes Youngblut. Thresher Association... • from page 6 budget for 1986 is $5,700, up from $5,130 paid in 1985. Assessment A letter has been received from the Huron County Assessment Office, thank- ing council for its co-operation and for pro- viding accommodation for the recent Open House sessions held in Blyth. Forty-three assessments were re -checked as a result of these Open House sessions. • Waste Disposal Site Ministry of the Environment Abatement Officer Larry Struthers informed council in a letter that an inspection of the village's waste disposal' site found the cable used to secure the access to the site was not locked across the access road and no site supervisor was 'on duty. He said this was a violation of Ontario Regulation 309 under the Environmental Protection Act. HA also pointed out problems with the burning of domestic refuse and said it is the municipality's responsibility to take whatever steps are necessary to stop such burning. 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