Clinton News-Record, 1973-05-17, Page 5ins rew Mascon Ready Mix plant on the Bayfield Road in Clinton nearly installed and
could be in production by the first of next week. Jim Connolly left. president and. Larry
Morrison were busy this week making last minute 'repairs to the unit which can produce up
to 600 cubic feet of concrete a day, The plant will employ four men initially but Mr. Connolly
said he hopes to build a cement block plant next year on the nine acre site and could em-
ploy another dozen men. (News-Record photo)
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At the United church on Sun-
day, Christian Family Sunday
service was conducted by Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Sewers and
family, Welcoming into the san-
ctuary were Mrs. John Riley
and John Jewitt. Ushers were
David Reid, Allen Peel, Gary
and Jim Buchanan.
Mr. Sewers gave the call to
worship and Scriptures were
read by Marlene, Golda and
Madelyn Sewers. The respon-
sive prayer was led by Mrs.
Sewers and Poem, "Little Rich
Girl," was read by Joyce
Sewers, The Junior choir, un-
der the leadership of Mrs.
Allan Bosman, sang "Oh hear
our prayer for Mothers
everywhere", and "Turn your
Radio on".
Rev. McDonald's message
was, "Making our houses into
Homes". The flowers placed in
the church were in loving
memory of Mrs. John Snell by
her family and Mr. Walter
Skimins, by his wife. Also a
donition for tapes for the
memorial in memory of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bell by their
family.
BEREAN UNIT
The Berean unit of the
U.C.W. held their May meeting
on Tuesday, May 8th in the
church hall.
The meeting opened with a
reading "Will I Pray?" by the
president, Mrs. Ena Howatt,
followed by prayer and a hymn.
The Scripture was read by Mrs.
Joe Shaddick. Meditation was
a reading on the theme
"Almost a Christian" and
prayer.
The treasurer's report was
given by treasurer, Mrs. E.
Wood and the minutes of last
meeting were read by the
secretary, Mrs. B, Shobbrook,
Mrs. Margaret Whyte reported
the Westminster weekend is
June 1, to 3, and Alma College
August 19-22. Visitors day is
August 21. It was requested
that anyone wishing to hostess
visiting ministers is to inform
Harry Snell, Supply secretary,
Mrs. H. Durnin, reported they
would,•..be-• packing bales on
I Wednesday.-- , 'j,' '':' '' '
)11,1 Tile .roll '.call- was: ansWered
by 16 members, Birthday pen-
nies were received with collec-
tion and the meeting was
closed with the Iioquois
Prayer".
The study period was taken
by Mrs. H, Durnin and Mrs. L.
Pipe, Thoughts on New Delhi
India and the study of Calcutta
were given by Mrs. L. Pipe.
There are many very poor
people in Calcutta. There is a
disastrous drought in India at
the present time. Mrs. Durnin
gave a reading, "What is your
Hurry?" The meeting closed
and lunch was served by Mrs,
Dave Anderson and Mrs, Jack
Armstrong. During lunch, a get
well card was signed by all for
Mrs. Norman Alexander, a
member who is in Clinton
Hospital,
INSTITUTE MEETING
The Women's Institute held
their May meeting on Wed-
nesday night in the church hall.
Mrs. Eric Anderson,'
president, read a poem entitled,
"Mother's Day". Roll call was
answered by naming a man of
the hour and what he is doing
for his country.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and Mrs. Clare Vin-
cent Sr. thanked W,I. for
flowers and cards. The finan-
cial report was read and take
Benjamin played guitar and
sang, "Show a Little Kindness"
and "It's Glowing in the Sun-
shine", The treasurer was
given permission to pay all
small bills.
The West Huron District An-
nual is to be held in Dungan-
non on May 30th and the
voting delegates are Mrs. Eric
Anderson, Mrs. Don Buchanan,
Mrs. Mervyn Datema and Mrs.
Lloyd Pipe. Five dollars was
donated to "Pennies for Friend-
ship". Mrs. Lloyd Pipe collec-
ted membership dues to be paid
for curator and Mrs. Robinson
to Huronview Auxiliary.
Mrs. Margaret Whyte, who
spoke on her daughter Margie's
work in the Philippines with
"Crossroads". This is a com-
pletely voluntary project, She
also showed pictures of Margie
and the children she works
with, It was a very' interesting
evening. Mrs. Mervyn Datema
thanked her and presented her
with a donation towards
Margie' sseviork.., A •
riiiM rsi,f)on: B u d !Tana n gavelier
ireportl‘oh."the , Officer's 'Con-
ference held in The University
of Waterloo the first week in
May. She said the speeches
given will be in the June
"Home and Country". Mrs.
Gourley reported on the Huron-
view Blossom tea and craft
sale. Mrs. Ena Howatt reported
on the hospital Auxiliary
meeting, She is to attend the
June meeting, Mrs, Lloyd Pipe
reported on the historical
meeting held in Brussels. The
motto, "Indifference", was
given by Mrs. Lorne Hunking.
A quizz on the Handbook was
given by Mrs, Margaret Taylor.
The June roll call will be
"your first school and what
became of it", The 4-H girls
and their mothers will be
guests. Mrs. Shackleton will be
the guest speaker.
Mrs. Anderson closed the
meeting with a thought,
"Mother". The Queen ,and the
W.I. Grace were sung. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Don
Buchanan and Mrs, Edwin
Wood.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Govier of
Guelph visited on Friday with
Mr. Will Govier and Mrs, Lily
Webster in Clinton Hospital.
Mr. Bill Riley and Sharon
visited on Sunday with Mr.
Will Govier,
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Shob-
brook spent Mother's Day with
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Ellerby and family, Clin-
ton,
The flower beds of tulips and
daffodils at the school are en-
joyed by all who see them,
thanks goes to Miss D. Adams,
Principal Mr. McLennan, and
Mr. Jim Jamieson for their ef-
forts.
Two car loads of ladies at-
tended the Sumrnerhill clnh
deisert euchre on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Gladys Gourley spent
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Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook
and family on the passing of
her mother, Mrs. Pierce of
Blyth, on Monday morning.
Brad Bromley is a patient in
Clinton Hospital. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Art Airdrie on the birth of
a son Timothy James on May
11th in Clinton Hospital, a
brother for Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
have moved into their new
house and we wish them much
happiness.
Mrs. Ena Howatt attended
the graduation of her grandson,
John Raymond Hodgert of
Kirkton on Friday. He is in
Agriculture Business
Management at Centralia
College of Agriculture
Technology at Huron Park On-
tario.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Reid spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Carman Knox in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Cowan and
Greg of Hanover spent
Mother's Day weekend with his
mother, Mrs. J. Cowan.
Mr. and Mrs., Edwin Wood
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
1C4rs...Ken, Wfiod and. family in
Wingharn.
" Mrs. Ena Howatt and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Howatt visited
Saturday evening with Mr.
Alex Gardiner in Seaforth
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Vodden
and Mr. Ken Vodden spent
Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook,
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