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Clinton News-Record, 1987-02-25, Page 7CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 -Page 7 Londesboro's Cheerio Club welcomed with a poem By Dora Shobbrook LONDESBORO - The Cheerio Chab meeting was held here on February 18 at the home of Dora Shobbrook. Dora welcomed all and read a poem on welcomes before roll call was answered by eight rrlembers and one visitor, Margaret Taylor. In correspondence thanks were received from Clara Riley, Bob Burns, and the Lung Association. The treasurer's report showed a balance of $22.54. A draw donated by Beth Knox was won by Tri Duizer. All present signed.a sym- pathy card for the Sottiaux' family. A few readings were given by Estella Adams and Dora Shobbrook before a contest on girls' names by Estella Adams was won by Vietta Hoggart. A contest on names of people by Dora was won by June Fothergill. Lunch was served by Estella and Dora. 4 Shuffleboard, WI Cards On February 18 there were nine players out for shuffleboard. The high score went to Jack Lee. . The next games will be played on February 25. There were 11 tables out for WI cards on February 20. Dorothy Daer and Allen Shaddick had the high, while Betty Hulley and Harvey Dolmage had the lone hands. June Fothergill and Elizabeth Lawson, playing as a man, had the low. 4-H Club The second meeting of the 4-H Club, Sur- viving With Style, was held on February 16 at the home of Elizabeth Lawson. They discussed nutrition and how to make a meal look appealing. The youth leader, Lori Bromley, showed the members how to select from Canada's Food Guide, and different ways of meal planning. The members split into two groups. One group cooked pizzas, magic mocha mix and a hot drink. The other group tested their skills by playing a game. They all ended with the clean-up. The next meeting will be at. Sandra Mayberry 's. United Church News The UCW's celebration of the 25th an- niversary was held on February 22. Greeting mernbers to the service were Dorothy Tamblyn and Marion Snell, while the ushers were Norma Glousher, Betty Millar, Bernice Norman and Margaret Good. The call to worship was given with Mar- jorie Duizer as the leader. The following an- nouncements were given by Kitty McGregor. The flowers on the memoriam stand were in loving memory of Bill Sot- tiaux. They were presented by his family. On March 6 at 8 p.m. there will be World's Day of Prayer. Church members are asked to remember that work has been scheduled for February 27 and 28, and the contact peo- ple are Gordon Shobbrook and Trudy Pollard. Children's time was given by Kitty McGregor and the junior teachers were Florence Cartwright and Brent Radford. Joan Whyte announced the call to respond and the scripture' was read by Beryl Reid. The choir anthem was with the ladies' choir, with organist Deanna ion and director Marsha Szusz. The scripture was read by Jean Scott. Gail Lear introduced the guest speaker, Alma Langford, President of the Huron - Perth Presbytery, from Exeter. She discussed the many things the UCW have done, and gave a list of studies carried out over 25 years as well as discussing the studies still ahead. Mary Peel gave a' reading, and a prayer of dedication of offering. A litany of prayers was given by leader Betty Hulley. Hattie Wood lit the , first candle for the candle lighting from the service in 1962. Brenda Radford lit the candle for present and Darlene Hulley for the future. President .Joan Whyte was named past president, and 1962's president Maimie 19.6°' FROM US or 9.2% from them No Load _.- RRSP -INVESTMENTS 'E, INSURANCE AGENCY LTD,_ Ffitgricial Centre i122 The Square, doderlc 5244773 1-800-265,,6561 Crawford, as well as 1963's president Hattie Wood were honored ar)d presented with life membership pins from the Londesboro UCW by Joan Whyte. Joan thanked all who participated in any way, especially the guest speaker Alma Langford. After the closing hymn, Audrey Thomp- son and Dora Shobbrook accompanied Mrs. Langford to the door. Personals The village was saddened to learh on February 18 of the sudden death of Bill Sot - Explorers If you currently have an RRSP, or are thinking about opening one, do you know what the limitations and benefits are for income tax purposes? Find out from the income tax specialists at H&R Block. We could save you time and money on your tax return. Let us show you how the RRSP could benefit you in your tax situation. Come into your nearest H&R Brock office before March 2nd, 1987 or call today for an appointment. You could get more than you bargained for at THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS 5 ONTARIO STREET, CLINTON 482-7541 OPEN Mon. -Fri. 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Saturdays 9:00 AAA 4:00 PM tiaux at the age of 69. He was a storekeeper and post office mail man. Sympathy is ex- tended to his wife Dorothy and family. Ken and Marilyn Wood and Doug of Wingham were dinner guests on February 22 with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Reg . Lawson spent the weekend in Toronto visiting with her friend Marie Harvey. Congratulations to Don Plant and Ehna Schat who were married on February 21 in Londesboro. Colin and Barbara Paterson, Katie arid Jennifer ,of London visited on February 21 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. They celebrated Jennifer's first birthday. Muriel Millson, Patricia and Sarah of Woodstock visited her mother, Dora Shob- brook, on the weekend. Evelyn Sweeney returned to her ,home in Chateauguary on February 22 after spen- ding a few days with her daughter, Dorothy Sottiaux and family. play Valentine games By Kelly Bosman LONDESBORO - The Explorer Girls met in Londesboro United Church on February 11. TheAgirls and Mrs. Taylor were wearing the "Red". Rhonda Howatt and Pam Saluerda did the Explorer emblem. Lisa Finch read the picture. The collection of $4.50 was taken. Since the Explorer meeting was near Valentine's Church holds WALTON - Universal Day of Prayer for students was observed Sunday morning at both Duff's United Church, Walton and Bluevale United Church. At Walton, Jim and Linda McDonald were greeters. Margery Huether was organist and ushers were Paul McCallum, Brian Wilbee and Ray Huether. Rev. Bonnie Lamble's sermon was What God has United. The junior choir then sang. Announced was the cancellation of the junior choir practice on February 26. The of- ficial board meeting will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. at the home of Dianne and Paul McCallum. Day, they played some games and had some Valentine treats. Two big cakes, cupcakes, cookies, a punch and candy. They all looked under our chairs to see if they had a heart under it. Christy Scott's chair was the lucky one so she won a prize. Looking the most Valentinish was Mandy Hadenko, Paula Allen and Kelly Bosman. Angela Horbanuik and Mandy Medd tied for having the most red things on. Cheri Taylor and Angela Horbanuik won for guessing how many Valentines there were in a jar. Paula Allen, Kerrie Szusz and Cheri Taylor got a prize for having their memory work done first. , ogle of the girls completed their memory work and continued with their knitting. Some of the girls were purling. They also added some more squares to our Quilt. Thanks to Nancy Allen for helping with the meeting. Universal Day of Prayer March 4 at 7:30 p.m. is the United Church Women's general meeting. March 6 is the World Day of Prayer in Brussels. March 8 is the first Sunday of Lent and the sacrament of Holy Communion. The confirmation class met Sunday after- noon from 2 to 4 p.m. The Youth Group met at 7:15 p.m. at Brussels Public School for a volleyball game. Celebrates Birthday Supper guests with Nelson and Annie Reid on February 16 were Campbell and Edith Wey, Douglas and Margorie Fraser and Ruth Thamer. It was Nelson's 91st birthday. Winter Games Ron Vercruyssen of RR 2 Blyth, a senior student at Seaforth District High School is participating this week on the Ontario basketball team in the Winter Games at Sydney, Nova Scotia. WI Notes The Walton Women's Institute held a suc- cessful turkey luncheon in their hall on February 18. Over 100 people attended. The next luncheon is set for March 18. Institute members met later for some business. Plans were made for two meals that are to be served for Cook's on February 26 and March 2 at the Brussels Community Centre. Dorothy Dear wins at cards BLYTH - 'There were seven tables of lost heir in play at the mminorial hall here on February 18. Dorothy Daer was the high lady, while Alvin Snell had the high for the men. For the low scores Mary Holland was the winner for the ladies while Ruth Sheill, playing as a man, was the winner for the men. The next games will be played on February 25. Blyth euchre results BLYTH - Enough enthusiasts turned out for euchre this week to put 11 tables in play. Taking the high honors were Marion Hag- gitt and Clara Rinn while Lillian Patterson and Len Shobbrook had the low hands. Roberta Simpson and Alan Shaddick were the lone hand winners. Special prize went to Jane Glousher. Another card party will be held on March 2. WEEKLY WEATHER 1987 1986 HI LO HI LO -3 -13 -6 -13 -2 -12 -5 -12 1 -20 2 0 2 -17 3 0 1 -15 2 0 2 -7 -1 -11 2 -3 -3 -16 Snow 30 cm Feb. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Snow 3 cm Sale starts Wednes- day, February 18 and ends Saturday, February 28, 1987, or while quantities last. $14 ea. Men's Polo T -Shirts Super comfy wear anywhere T-shirts at a Peoples Dollar Cloys sovingl Assorted sizes & col- ours. Shop early for best choice! Reg. 516.99. $10. Ecko Step -On Can in assorted colours. Rog. 512.99 5170ea. Cream Wafers Melt in your mouth &aunty waters 1n 490 gram packs. 91 .ea. WiII-O-Pack Candy in handy 200 gram. box. 2 / 01. 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