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Tare at
McDonald
series of
on "lesus came.
and spoke on the
tt perspective on power,
The choir sang PThe King
Shall. Come" and Sarbara
Bosman soloist, sangthe
very beautiful "Palms.
During the service, Bibles
were presented to the
.fallowing young people:
gobble Adams, Rpbbie
tdford, Brenda Nisbett,
Orrnie Ro$8ert, Claude
Cartwright, Sandra Carter,
Cheryl Bromley, Crystal
Kennedy, Michael Vincent
and David Whyte.
Greeting the congregation
was Reg Lawson and the
ushers were Dennis
Fothergill, Kevin Howatt},
Larry Howatt and Allen Peel.
Father and son banquet
° The 1st Londesboro Cub
and Scout groups held their
annual father, and son
banquet on Thursday night,
April 8.
Jack Lee, chairman of the
Scout and Cub committee was
chairman for the evening
program. Scout Howard
Hoggarth and Scout David
Plant presented the colours
and Scout Paul Middigaal
offered a toast to the Queen
and the group sang "God save
the Queen."
Cub Dennis Schneider said
grace and everyone enjoyed a
turkey dinner prepared by
the United Church women
and mothers of the boys.
Cub Robert Wilts thanked
the ladies for the lovely meal
and Mrs. Reg Lawson,
president of the UCW
responded. Cub Kevin
Radford proposed a toast to
the church, the sponsoring
body for the Cubs and Scouts.
the n net
slang with a Scouts,. Cubs
and their fathers warm Jct%
ee, group committee
chairman; Gordon Shob-
brook, secretary and Murray
Adams, treasurer.
looader Howard . Cart'
wwrig'ht and .assistant Scout°
mother, Laura . Popp;
Scoutmaster, Stan
McDonald; . assistant David
Reid; leaders Ray McNichol,
Bob Hulley, Norman Cart-
wright, Greg Andrews were
unable to attend. Mrs.
Margaret Whyte represented
the church.
Following the dinner
program, Scoutmaster
Howard Cartwright . showed
his movies of his recent trip to
Alaska, which was enjoyed by
old and young alike.
WI card party
There were nine tables in
play at the WI' card party on
Friday night April 9. Winners
were: ladies' high, June
Fothergill:;, lone hands,
Margaret Taylor; low, Jewel
Cowan; men's high, Hazel
Reid; lone hand, Ed Brooks
and low, Mary Robinson.
The final card party for this
season will be in two weeks.
April 23. There will be some
draws at phis one. In charge
will be Addie Hunking. Alice
Buchanan, Genevieve Allen
and Jessie Tebbutt.
Personals
Miss Donna Hunking was
admitted to Clinton Hospital
on Aprils to have surgery.
Mrs. Ena ` Howatt had
surgery Friday, April 9 in the
Clinton Public Hospital. We
wish them both a speedy
recovery.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne McClinchey on
the birth of their son, Gregory
Wayne on April 3 at Clinton
Public Hospital,
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Mr. and s. Orville
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Mr. and Mrs.Gordon
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Thursday frog spending the
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Miss Edythe Beacom and
Mrs. Laura Lyon returned
home on Friday from
spending two months in
Florida,
Miss Isobel Alexander of
Toronto visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Alexander over
the week of April 3.
Mr. Norman Alexander
attended the Drainage
Commissioners course at the
University of Guelph this past
week.
The April Cheerio meeting
was cancelled, but will be
held in May at the home of
Jewel Cowan, Group 4.
Remember the historical
meeting will be held in the
hall on Thursday, April 15
(tonight) at 8 p.m. Everyone
is welcome.
Robbie and Jennifer
Lawrie, Kitchener spend the
weekend with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Caldwell went to Toronto on
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Crawford of
Kelowna, BC returned home
that day after spending a
month's visit with the
Cal4wells, and his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Crawford, Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter,
Colleen and Mrs. Jack
Armstrong visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hilborn, Thedford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob-
brook spent the weekend in
Woodstock with their
daughter Mr. and 'Mrs. Ross
Millson and family,
celebrating Sheryl's birthday
and attending College Avenue
United Church, Sunday,
where Sheryl and David are
members of the confirmation
class.
Sunday callers with Mrs.
Jessie Jones were her family,
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Moore,
Egmondville; Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Jones and Mrs. Jim
Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Jones were supper guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob-
brook met the plane at
London, airport, Monday
morning when their gran -
daughter, Joan Garrow,
returned home from spending
16 days visiting her grand-
father, aunts, uncles and
cousins in BC and Edmonton,
Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Radford,
London spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson. Robbie
and Jennifer Lawrie returned
to Kitchener with them.
Hansel (fillchael. Lohb) and Grate' (I lise Lin ay) sit in their home and discuss the
prospects of no food for'supper again, in the colourful musical, "Hansel and Gretei' , held
at Hnlntesville Public School. (News -Record photo)
Morning prayer was held in
St. James Anglican church,
Middleton.
Rev. Bennett blessed the
Palm crosses` "`which were
handed out at the Palm
Sunday service.
Sunday April 11, was also
daffodil Sunday and it
reminds us of the great work
of the Canadian Cancer
Society which this week
solicits our help.
Friday, April 16, Good
Friday, there will be a one
hour service based on the
Seven Words from the -Cross
at3p.m.
On Easter Sunday there
will he Holy Communion at
11:15.
ACW
The April meeting of the
ACW was held in the church,
with a good attendance. Lois
Wise opened the meeting by
welcoming everyone, and
reading a poem.
Everyone joined in singing
a hymn. Lois Wise read the
invocation, and the
meditation, while Marion
Smith read the scripture and
the Litany with members
responding.
Blanche Deeves welcomed
Mrs. Jean Lobb to the
meeting. Mrs. Lobb
explained pictures of
churches, schools and houses
where the ancestors of many
of Goderich Township
residents came from, in
Tipperary Ireland.
In one church, - the name of
Deeves was on a war plaque
and one original Deeves
house had fallen down.
Much was mentioned of the
Webster family, as this was
the purpose of Mrs. Lobb's
trip, to trace back her own
family.
The evening was enjoyed
by all and concluded with a
lunch of bread and cheese,
' B :Blanche beeves
including an Irish loaf. Mrs.
Lobb had given the recipe to
Blanche Deeves for "Irish
Brack Loaf".
I promised to print the
recipe so here you are and
good tuck. Everyone got a
taste of it and said how good it
was.
You take one Ib. of mixed
peel, one cup of brown sugar
and soak this into 11,,E pups of
cold tea over night. Next
morning add one egg,, four
cups flour, one teaspoon
baking powder, t teaspoon
soda, salt. Bake one hour or
longer at 325,
The evening was closed in
. prayer by Lois Wise. Sarah
Storey thanked Mrs. Lobb
and presented her with a gift.
Personals
Mr. Charlie Cooper of
Midland has been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Dutot.
We are sorry to hear Faye
Stryher of the 14thh,has been
confined to her home for the
past two weeks. Get well
wishes to Faye.
Mrs. Fred Middleton spent
a week with L her daughter,
Kay Campbell doing a little
quilting.
We are sorry to hear Mrs.
Bert Rowden has been in the
hospital. We in the com-
munity wish her well.
Congratulations to Bruce
and Diane Miller on the
arrival of their daughter last
Sunday.
Our sincere good wishes to
Delores and Alvin Dutot on
their 38th wedding an-
niversary, April 9. A
gathering of friends and
relatives had a dinner at the
White Carnation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Russell
of Markdale held a dinner and
bridal shower for Pattie
Patterson and Nathan Smith
who will be married May 8.
There were over 30 guests, all
relatives on the Patterson
side of the family.
Those attending from
Clinton were the bride's
mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Patterson, Debbie
and Kathie Patterson, Pattie
and Nathan, Al Willie of
Seaforth and other guests
from Toronto, Shallow Lake
and Owen Sound.
Mrs. Douglas Smith opened
her home to a bridal shower
for Pattie Patterson on
Sunday afternoon, with her
living room decorated in
coloured streamers and bells.
Corsages were pinned. on
the bride and groom's
mothers, We all helped Pattie
pack her suitcase in the form
ofagame.
Winners of the games were
Helen Casterinas, Mary
Smith. Lois Smith and Elaine
Kilgour.
Mrs. Douglas Smith read
the address to Pattie the
bride, and then opened her
gifts, thanked everyone and
enjoyed a delicious lunch
which was served by the
hostess with Barb Kilgour,
and Lois Smith as helpers.
So I hear Marion Smith is
going to be busy again this
year making her Easter
Bunny Cake for the
Holmesville School. The
draw will take place Thur-
sday and proceeds will go to
the Bunny Bundle on CFPL.
Charlie Cooper and Delores
spent an afternoon at the
Deeves, enjoying a few
games of crokinole. I won't
say who won but it was fun.
I'm sure everyone was glad
to see Charlie again as we
went about visiting in the
area.
I would like to wish
everyone a very Joyous
Easter.
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