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By Mrs. B. Shobbrook
Over 100 attended the an-
nual congregational meeting
and family night Pot Luck sup-
per in the church hall on Mon-
day, January 22,
Following the supper, a sing
song led by Rev. McDonald
with Mrs. Harry Lear at the
piano was enjoyed. After, Ian
Hulley entertained the children
upstairs by showing several
films.
It was moved that Mrs, Ed-
win Wood be secretary for the
congregational meeting and the
1972 minutes were accepted as
printed. A panel discussion was
given by leaders of the Groups
and reports were given by: the
session, Mr. Jim Jamieson; the
Stewards, church treasurer
Mrs. G. Gourley; the U.C.W.,
President Mrs. Margaret
Whyte; the Sunday school,
superintendent Mr. Dennis
Penfound.
The U.C.W, project is to
remodel the kitchen and the M.
and S. objective was met.
The 197:3 Budget was given
by Garnet Wright and accepted
by the congregation.
Nominations and elected
were: session, five year term,
Nelson McClure, Mrs, John
Riley, Mr. Gordon Shobbrook,
Mr. Jack Tamblyn; stewards,
three year term, Mr. Gary
Jewitt, Mr. Ross Lovett, Mr.
John Pollard, Mr. Garnet
Wright; special session mem-
bers, two year term Miss Louise
Lovett, Mr. Ken ,Jewitt, Miss
Audrey Peel, Mr. Michael Pen-
found; manse committee, Gar-
net Wright, Mrs. Gourley, Mrs.
Reg. Lawson, Mrs. J. Clare
Vincent and 2 representatives
from U.C.W.; auditors, Mrs.
Mary Robinson and Mr.
William Leiner; church
trustees, Harry Lear, Robert
Thompson, Joe Shaddick,
Lloyd Pipe and J. Clare Vin-
cent; manse trustees, . Don
Buchanan, Joe Shaddick, Ed-
win Wood, Lorne Hunking;
delegate to Presbytery, Norman
Alexander, Bert Shobbrook
and J. Clare Vincent; Bible
Society, Mrs. John Riley and
Emmerson Hesk.
New business included
discussion on manse furnace. It
was voted to accept the tender
of Tom Duizer to install a new
furnace. The anniversary com-
mittee of Gordon Shobbrook,
Jack Lee, Mrs. G. Gourley, Mrs.
Murray Lyon, and Mrs. Bert
Mission and Service Fund ob-
jective for 197:3.
It was planned to add to the
58 year anniversary book to the
75 year one by the U.C.W.
There were 17 new members
including 12 by profession of
Faith, 5 by transfer; 18 bap-
',isms; 10 marriages; and 16
burials.
Harry Lear moved a vote of
thanks to Rev, McDonald for
his untiring work and wonder-
ful leadership in all phases of
our, church work and com-
munity, Rev. McDonald also
expressed his appreciation to
all for their faithful' atten-
dance and help, The meeting
adjourned and Mr. McDonald
closed meeting with' Benedic-
tion. Each was alloted their job
for dishes and tidy up.
YOUTH SUNDAY
Youth Sunday was observed
in the United church on Sun-
day morning with special
guests being Messenger Group
with their leader Mrs. Ted
Hunking and Explorer Group
and leaders, Mrs. Mac Sewers,
and Mrs. Wilmer Glousher,
Welcoming into the Narthex
were Mr. Don Buchanan and
John Jewitt and the ushers
were members of the Explorer
Group, Carol Burrs, Barbara
Carter, Linda Johnston, Nancy
Fothergill and Nancy Presz-
cator, Before the service, Bob
Stover accompanied by Gail
Lear at the organ and , Ken
Scott with guitar led in a sing
song. The scripture was read by
Explorer Debbie flunking. The
choir anthem was "We hear
Thy voice".
The flowers were placed in
the church in loving memory of
Mr. Ken Stewart by his family.
Flowers were also placed by
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott in
honor of the marriage of their
daughter Jean to Richard
Shaddick in the church on
Friday evening January 26.
Rev, McDonald's message
was "means of Grace". There
will be no church or Sunday
School services during the
month of February. The church
will re-open on Sunday March
4th. Rev. McDonald left on
Sunday evening for Florida, ac-
companied by Gary Buchanan
and Clayton McClure.
W.I. DESSERT EUCHRE
The Women's Institute
dessert euchre was held last
Wednesday night with 20
tables in play, winners were:
ladies high, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe;
ladies lone hands, Jessie Jones;
ladies low, Beth Knox; men's
high, Ted Fothergill; men's
lone hands, Raymond Riley;
men low, Bill Flynn.
There was a raffle on three
will be another draw on
February second at 8 p.m.
along with the euchre.
PERSONALS
A number from here atten-
ded the funeral of Mr. Ken
Stewart on Wednesday in
Seaforth. Sympathy is extended
to his family.
Mrs. Jessie Jones visited
Sunday January 21st with her
daughter, Mrs. Jim Snell and
family. It was Mrs. Snell's bit;
thday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton
London Visited on Sunday with
her father, Mr, Will Govier and
aunt, Mrs, Lily Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick
entertained friends' on Wed-
nesday night, honoring Miss
Jean Scott and Richard Shad-
dick prior to their wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick
and Robert drove Mr, and Mrs,
Richard Shaddick to Melton
airport where they took a plane
to their home in Edmonton
where Richard is a member of
R.C.M.P. and Jean is employed
with Mutual Life Insurance.
Richard and Jean wish to
thank friends in the community
for making their reception such
a success and special thanks to
Londesboro United Church
Women.
There were 10 ladies from
this district attended the sum-
mary day on "Ontario Fruits"
held in Wesley-Willis Church,
Clinton on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick,
Juliana and Richard spent
Friday night with 'his parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Joe Shaddick and
attended the Shaddick-Scott
wedding and reception.
Mr. Jim Neilans returned
home Saturday night from
spending the past two months
with his cousin Miss Margaret
McGill, Denver, Colorado.
Miss Valerie and Vicki
Garrow visited Sunday evening
with their grandparents, Mr,
and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook.
Miss Wilma Radford, Lon-
don, visited on Friday with her
aunt, Mrs. Lily Webster and
Uncle Mr, Will Gooier.
Cm istalice
BY MARY Mclwain
The Forresters held a very
successful Family Dance on
Friday evening with Mary
Broadfoots Orchestra providing
the music.
Prizes were given for spot
and elimination dances. The
Anniversary dance was won by
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey at-
tended the funeral of their
,ceusip, „Arnold, Finclilate4,„„in
Hamilton on Tuesday.
Mr. Bruce Johnston of Grand
Valley visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd,
Jim and Kerri.
Mary Ann Klaver visited
over the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Buchanan , Bill,
Doug, Betty and Bob.
Rev. Stag McDonald. of Lon-
desboro, Garry and Clayton
McClure left on Sunday to
spend a month's holidays in
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator
, Diane and Nancy spent Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
David Preszcator, Christine,
Lisa and Christopher.
Mr. and Mrs, Marris Boa,
Steven, Sharon, and Kenny
spent Sunday with her parents
Mr, and Mrs. John Wammes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator,
Billy, Debbie and Michael
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Dillon of Clinton.
Mr. Jim Medd is a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital where
he is to undergo surgery. We
would like to wish him a very
speedy recovery.
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Fifteen members of the
Magic Circle met in the church
parlour on January 15th. Mrs,
T. Oliver welcomed the ladies
and read a New Year's
thought. The worship service
was conducted by Mrs. A. J.
Mowatt and Miss Mary .
Jamieson.
Mrs. H. Howard introduced
the study on India and Roll
Call was answered with
payment of fees. Envelopes for
monthly offerings were
distributed. Twenty-six home
calls and nine hospital calls,
were reported.
The ladies were asked to
provide sandwiches for the fun
night for families to be held in
the church on Sunday, January
28th. A motion to renew mem-
bership with N' emerind was
carried. Mrs. Mowatt reported
that she had visited this drop
in centre for Indian people
passing through or living in
London and was very in-
terested in the work being done
there, She delivered a box of
jams and jellies collected by the
members and suggested that we
send food for their next sale.
Suggestions for fund raising
will be the annual koffee klatch
and country store in November;
-teams are to collect pennies
and the winning team will be
entertained by the losers in
October; A garden party in
The junior :3-year-old class
for the month of December of
the Canadian Jersey Cattle
Club was topped by Warwick
Peggy's Poppy, a daughter of
Marlu Milady's Peerless,
owned by J.A. Wright,
Saanichton, B.C. At :3 years, 51
days, she produced 15,965 lbs.
fat, 4,55% in :304 days, a Gold
Medal recorcE Warwick Peggy's
June; and a noon luncheon in ,
March, Mrs. Mowatt asked
that button hooks be brought to
her for use in therapy depart-
ment for Spastic children.
The meeting closed with the
circle and Mizpah benediction,
Games and a delightful lunch
were organized by Mrs.
Mowatt, Miss. Jamieson and
Mrs. Oliver, and enjoyed by all
present,
Poppy is the new all time class
leader for milk, junior :3, :305
days, 2X. Next was Dalevilla
Captain Wendy, a daughter of
Dalevilla Captain, owned by
Mrs. Lloyd Dale, Seaforth. In
305 days, she produced 12,056
lbs. milk, 608 lbs. fat, 5.04% at
:3 years, 18 days.
8---CLINTON .NEWS-.RECORD, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1973
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