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Lions Club Canoe race last Sunday, Ronnie Broadfoot and Brian TonikIns of Brucefleld
were close behind though. (News-Record photo)
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May 3 & 5, 8 p.m.
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Clinton
Tickets
Adults $2.00
Children $1.00
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Canada
THE CANADA PENSION PLAN
announces that
Commencing April 25, 1973
THE CANADA PENSION PLAN
OFFICE
FEDERAL BUILDING 35, EAST St
GODERICH
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THE SECOND & FOURTH
WEDNESDAYS OF EACH
MONTH FROM
9 a.rn. - 4 p.m.
PANT SUITS REGULAR
3500 to 9900
SMALL GROUP
BIG VALUE 25.00 70.00 to
COATS
20.to 99.
REGULAR 30°° to 1 1 9°0
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BY MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK
The Good'Friday service on
Friday at 11 a.m. was well at-
tended with special music by
the choir and a message by
Rev, McDonald on the Easter
story.
On Sunday morning the•
church was filled for the Easter
service with Lorne Flunking
and Harry Snell greeting into
the sanctuary, The ushers were
Larry Carter, Stewart
Glousher, Murray flunking and
Ken Scanlon. Organist was
Mrs. Harry Lear and Pianist,
Mrs. Tom Allen,
The senior choir sang
Rejoice, Rejoice, this Easter
Day and the Junior choir sang
an Easter Carol under leader-
ship of Mrs. Allan Rosman.
Both choirs sang "Open the
Gates. Rev, McDonald's
message was the meaning of
death.
Lilies were placed in the
church by Burns and Lon-
desboro U.C.W.'s and flowers
placed by Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Saundercock in honour of the
marriage Of their daughter
Lynn to Wayne Peck in Londes-
boro church last Saturday.
AIM WELL UNIT
The Aimwell unit of the
U.C.W. met April 16 in the
church parlour.
President Mary Peel gave the
call to worship. Mary Peel gave
meditation on the scripture.
The roll call was answered
by 14 members and one visitor.
A bridal fashion show is to be
held June 20th in the school.
The meeting on May 22 will be
a work meeting to prepare for
the ham supper on the
following day. Tickets for the
ham supper were handed out.
Tickets will be cut in half for
children. Representatives on
the kitchen committee are
Betty Hulley, Norma Glousher
and Addie Hunking.
Large garbage cans are to be
purchased for the kitchen. Gail
Leafs piano recital will be June
4th.
The program was given by
Betty Hulley and Bernice
Flunking. Betty Hulley showed
slides on The church at work in
Korea, Nepal, Hong Kong and
India and Bernice Hunking
read a message of Easter.
Lunch was served by Vi
Burns and Betty Miller.
LADIES BOWLING BANQUET
The Londesboro Ladies
Bowling league held their end
of season annual Banquet on
Tuesday night April 17th.
The W.J. served a hot turkey
dinner to 32 bowlers. Following
the dinner, trophies were
presented to: high average,
Nancy Roy 204, runner-up,
Dorothy Carter, 193; high
single, Brenda Radford 340,
runner-up, Janet Hunking and
Ramona Jamieson tied 336;
high triple, Nancy Roy, 827,
runner-up, Brenda Radford
748; most improved, Gerrie
Kennedy runner-up, Brenda
Radford. The champions were
the Jump-N-Beens consisting of
Captain Nancy Roy, Peggy
Cameron, Ramona, Marjorie
McNeil, Gerrie Kennedy, Jessie
Tebbutt, Alma Tyndall (spare),
The Jellybeens were second.
PERSONALS
Miss Edythe Beacom, Mrs,
Laura Lyon Londesboro and
Mrs. Albert Cardiff of Ethel
spent the week-end visiting
their cousins Mr. and Mrs.
Russell McGee, Lansing
Michigan, Mr, McGee is a
patient in Lansing hospital
following a car accident. They
also visited their Aunt and
cousin Ed Pearson in Owosso.
Convener Mrs. Frank John-
ston and her helpers collected
$127.45 in the village in the
past two weeks for the
Canadian Cancer society.
Mr. Jim MeEwing returned
home on Friday April 20th
having spent three weeks in
Clinton hospital due to a back
injury, due to a fall.
Mrs. Earl Gaunt returned
home on Tuesday, April 17th
having spent the past three
weeks in •Wingham hospital.
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Bob Reid in the passing of
her father, Mr. Allan Lightfoot
of R.R, 5 Clinton.
Miss Dorothy Little and her
mother Mrs. Townsend retur-
ned home on Thursday, having
spent the winter in Florida.
Mrs. Knox returned home
last week haying spent the win-
ter with her families.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gaunt,
Michael and Randy Hammer
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Gaunt.
Mrs. Alberta Armstrong of
Hamilton spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm-
strong and attended the funeral
of Mr. Moody Holland, Blyth.
Mrs, Earl Hilborn of Thed-
ford visited on Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter.
Miss Pat Burns and friend
Beverly Carver of Toronto
spent the weekend with formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Burns. ww
Mr., 2,and :,Mes,. t.„.trayne
Jackson, Brian,,, Kennet, and
Sandra of Ridgetown, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Scruton, Colleen and
John of Clinton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Allen, Donnie,
Mark and Dren, Londesboro
spent Easter with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and
attended the Peck-Saundercock
wedding on Saturday.
Miss Connie Howatt and
Miss Marilyn Holland returned
home on Sunday evening from
a nine week holiday touring in
Europe.
Mr. Bill Hamilton returned
home on Sunday morning from
spending four weeks in Victoria
Hospital London having had
surgery,
Mrs, David Fairservice and
daughter Maureen of Dollard
Des Ormeaux, Quebec spent
Easter holiday, Thursday to
Tuesday with Mrs, Myrtle Fair-
service, All motored to Detroit
on Saturday and spent the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Dave Mair,
Mr, and Mrs. John Lawrie,
Robbie and Jennifer of Kit-
chener and Mr, and Mrs.
Raymond Radford, London
spent the Easter holidays with
their parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Bob Thompson.
Miss Wendy ,Caldwell, in
training at Toronto Western
Hospital, spent the weekend
with her parnts, Mr, and Mrs.
Leonard Caldwell.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Chrysler of
Chatham spent the weekend
with her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Tamblyn.
Mr. Jeff Shaddick and Miss
Lloy Shaddick of Kitchener
spent the Easter holiday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Shaddick,
Rev, McDonald, Mrs. Ted
Fothergill, Mrs. Harry Tebbutt
and Mr. Don Buchanan atten-
ded the Huron District council
of the Canadian Foresters
banquet and Annual meeting
held in Wallace Hall on Thur-
sday evening.
The Christian Education
committee met on Tuesday
evening in the church hall to
make further plans for the
christian Education groups and
events in the congregation.
Final plans were made for the
Annual congregational Picnic
and the open church service to
be held in Seaforth Lions Park'
on Sunday July 22 with Rev.
Mr, Heckendorn of Kitchener
as guest speaker. Further plans
were also completed for
Vacation church School which
will be held the second full
week of July.
Hullett Central School filled
last Wednesday night when the
pupils put on their spring con
cert which was much enjoyed
by all.
Visitors with Mrs. Jewel
Cowan on Saturday were Mrs.
John Picket of Trenton and
Mrs. Mary Appleby of Blyth
and over the weekend, her son,
Mr. and Mrsi RiJ co n and
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Mr. Chifiles Vol eft 401in'
ned to his home in the village
on Saturday April 21st, having
spent the winter with his
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Deer, R.R. 1 Auburn.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. John Jewitt on the arrival
of a boy in Seaforth Hospital
on April 17th.
(intended for last week)
W. I. ANNUAL MEETING
The Women's Institute held
their annual meeting and in-
stallation on Wednesday night,
following catering to men's:
VIEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1973
Londesboro
Easter services enjoyed
bowling banquet, President
Mrs. Eric Anderson opened the
meeting with a poem.
Roll call was answered by
"How many years have you
been a W.I. member" and
minutes of last meeting were
read and the financial report
given. Mrs. Gourley reported
on the executive meeting held
in St. Helens. The Huron west
district meeting will be held in
Dungannon on May 30th. Each
W.I. was asked for two wedding
dresses for a bridal pageant to
be held at this meeting. Mrs.
Gourley reported on Huron-
view Auxiliary . The
Blossom tea will be held May
second Mrs. Howatt reported
on Clinton Hospital Auxiliary
meeting. Elaine Vincent sang
two solos accompanying herself
on the guitar. The President
thanked all committees and
members for help in the past
year and annual reports were
given. •
Thank yous were received
from Clinton Hospital
Auxiliary for $25 received and
thank you from Marjorie and
Shannon Duizer. 4-H
Achievement Day is May 12.
Mrs. E. Wood installed the
officers and committees for
1973-74. They are: past
president, Mrs. W. Gourley;
president, Mrs. E. Anderson;
first vice-president, Mrs. H.
Tebbutt; second vice-president,
(not filled); secretary-treasurer,
Mrs, H, Taylor; assistant
secretary treasurer, Mrs. L.
Hunking; public relaions, Mrs.
L. Pipe; district director, Mrs.
D. Buchanan; alternate district
director, Mrs. W. Gourley;
'press reporter, Mrs. B. Shob-
brook; pianist, Mrs. E. Wood;
assistant pianist, Mrs. J. Arm-
strong; ,auditors, Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. A. Clark; flower and
card convenor, Mrs. B. Shob-
brook; flower and card commit-
tee, Mrs. A Clark., Mrs.
Jameison and Mrs. Robinson;
resolutions, Mrs. T. Ablen;
curator, Mrs. L. Pipe; Tweed-
smuir Book committee, Mrs. T.
Allen, Mrs. M. Fairservice, and
Mrs. Robinson.
Convenors of standing com-
mittees are: agriculture and
canadian industries, Mrs. E.
Jewitt and Mrs. FL Snell;
citizenship and world affairs,
Mrs. M. Datema and Mrs. B.
Riley; education and cultural
activities, Mrs. R. Lawson and
Mrs. E. Fothergill; family and
consumers affairs, Mrs. D.
Buchanan and Mrs. A. Colson.
The meeting closed with
Queen and W.I, Grace, lunch
was served by Mrs. Bob Burns,
Mrs. E. Fothergill and Mrs. H.
Tebbutt.
COUPLES BOWLING
50 people attended the
couples bowling league which
held their final plug for this
season on Sunday evening at
Clinton Crown lanes,
They returned to the church
hall for lunch and presentation
of awards: ladies high, Dorothy
Tamblyn; men's high, Gordon
Radford; ladies.' low, Joanne
Lyon; men's low, Ted Flunking;
hidden scores,Marion Snell and
Murray Lyon; most head pins,
Glen Carter; high couple on
last two nights, Bruce and
Nancy Roy. The committee for
next year are Harry and Gail
Lear, Jim and Deloros Howatt,
Murray and Shirley Lyon.
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