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Clinton News-Record, 1976-11-18, Page 11ist ltltae'r, sen hildr etc► Rev cl baptism. They Daniel Johnson of Later end Louise G ibbings; Erin h icbelle, daughter of Leon and Linda IiorbaaYntuck aaad Christy lean, daughter iteaeneth and Laura seott. e; luacasior congregation teachers , were Mrs. KOn Jewitt.. Mrs. Ken Halley, and Carol Cartwright. Rev, McDonald's message was "man should not live by bread. alone". Berean Unit The Berean unit held their November meeting on Tuesday, November 9 at 2 p.m. in the church hall. evotionswere centered on Remembrance Day. The meeting opened with a poem and the theme of the meeting wars."bond of peace". Alice Davidson read the scripture from "Reach out" and led raYert,,I offering was taken, while Hattie Wood played music and Alice Davidson received -it with prayer. Devotions closed with "Faith. of our - fathers" and prayer. prayer. President Hattie Wood presided for business and she welcomed • all visitors, members and special guests. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Dora Shobbrook in absence of the secretary. The correspondence was a thank you from the Howatt family, _ a letter of thanks fr7orn Dorothy Little, and a card from Tri Duizer who was on holidays in Holland. Happy Birthday was sung _for Laura Saundercock and isabel Airdrie. Tri Duizer will clean brass in November and Alice Davidson will clean it in December. The December 14 supper will be pot luck dinner at 12:30 noon. Bring a guest. Gift exchanges are not to exceed SI.50 and no names should be attached. The nominating committee wall have the full report in at V the December meeting. Roll call was answered with a bible verse with the word ladle �?t!+et'elonthe'I1e of Pine wh Was a hideout for pirates. There Was a lar* Of ¢uta to see places, due to restrictions placed by the Cuban government " women were thanke+ Alice?!,,..Y1and c by Davidsondso� ea; .., �presented with macrame liers which were Made Mice Buchanan.Rev. er t McDonald closed with a prayer andlunch was served by Mary Robinson, Dora , Shobbrookand Tri Duizer. Womanrs Institute Meeting The WI meeting was held on November 10 in the hall. The meeting opened with the usual l ritual with Ruth Vin- cent at the piano. President Dora Shobbrook welcomed visitors and members with a thaaught, "Itnowledge is one thing that does not become secondhand when used' Roll call was. answered by something for which Russia is famous. The minutes of the last meeting and the -financial report were readby secretary -treasurer ,A die Hunking and and correspondence was a thank you from the Howatt : family, a thank you from Dorothy Braunsdon, letters from ' the Heart Foundation, dation, andthe Vanastre Recreation. The 4-1I Achievement Day will be held in Blyth on .NovoMber 27. Mary Robing z` eportet tin thefurouview Bazaar which was 'a • huge success and thanked all those who helped.. -The group is to cater to the Hog Producers on November 25. Card \ arty convenors are: November 19, June Fothergill, Dora Shobbrook, Elaanaa Jewitt and Mary Robinson; December 3, Beryl Reid, Marjorie Anderson, Jessie Tubbutt and* Beth Knox. Susan Jamieson played two piano solos and Marjorie Duizer gave the WI motto. The guest speaker, Ron McKay was introduced by Marjorie Du lzer. Mr. McKay spoke on his trip to Russia. Beryl Reich thanked him. The meeting closed and lunch was served by Ruth Vincent, Annie Vincent and and Maaary Robinson. Merlon .atteaatading. a Prince Edward' . tato, a gift from M>rr Sohn l c►llard, who hem back from PEI et Don MeSser and th welcomed aalt to, i - vetting, h .. able. Pl�� � e'N �� °Med with a hOunt bounteous t luck supper followed by` games and fun for Oentallet r The biggest story told w woni by Trudie Pollard, the e R biggest whopper by Jewitt and John Pollard running a Close second. Mrs. Pollard told a bit of theicbackground- of the life of PE and Gare Jewitt showed - a film "My Island Home" which was enjoyed by young and old alike. Study Grip There was an excellent attendance at the study group hia Sunday ttveittt7ag_In:.. elks,, church hall. The theme fear the study groups is "Basic beliefs of our church". The study for Sundayeveniwa. oto_ is the'holy spirit". Ne Sunday evening, the study will be on the subject "Is there life after death?" what you think (continued from page 4) taught to the next generation, _please drop me a line. . Ivan Jensen, P.O. Box 1537 Innisfaail, Alberta. Saturday, visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Vic; Stackhouse was Mrs. Jack Traquair of St. Thomas, • On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Rill Stevenson,r.,Belrave visited tb-the Staeitheitseii. Sunday ;reran visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ha+old Longman were his sister Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 'Weymouth, Sebring lle. Mrs. Corea Alabas returned to her home In Woodstock. on Sunday having Vent . two weeks with her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Arie Duizer. Mrs. Pert McBride of Carlow spent Monday with her aunt, Mars. Laura Saundercock. A family dinner was held on Sunday at the ..home of Mr. and Mrs.. Airie Duizer following the baptismof the gr at grandson, Daniel John Gibbings �a ent were Mr. and Mrs, Carl Sowerby, God ch; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gr, ibbings and family and= Tom Davidson, Clinton; Mrs and Mal. Joe Hunking and wily, Auburn and Mr. and. 'rs, Larry Glbb ngs, Lee audDariny, Clinton. - Congratulations to •. Glen Mr.'and" *. heals Caldwell McGregor a and°Louise Lovett *pent the weekend In Toronto who were married in _ the with their daughter Mr. and church by Rev. McDonald on Mr. Joe Mustin, Candice Thfie as verb ovember an.G ,i V421 an�d AirS * ., li+lrs. Lloyd Pipe S sent Bill Sot `aunt and Biri Tuesday and WCdn Tuesday"thFriday was their the Londesboro WI branch. 4pg lab Lint David delegate a a at the area con- C tantine of Chateiuguay, vention held inTillsonbuarg. Quebec. She and and her husband Visiting on the weekend had Just returned home from with Mrs. Alice Davidson was a three week vacation her sister, Mr. and Mrs. spending five days in Barney Politick, Toronto. Belgium visiting friends and Mrs. Allen Shaddick spent the rest of the time in two days in Toronto attending England. the teacher's Federation Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley work shop. attended the 25th wedding Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bunking, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Hunking, Todd and Tara, RR 2, Centralia. On Wednesday, Mrs. Bert Shobbrook accompanied Mrs. Danny Colquhoun, Chastity and Kennie to Woodstock for the day with Mrs. Ross Milison. Mrs. Ron Ellerby ' came home with there. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick were her sisters, Mrs. Irene Ferguson, London and Mrs. Doris Snyder, Kitchener, and on Sunday, Mr. Jeff Shad - dick, Moorefield. Mrs. Tom Duizer and Mrs. Albert Buffingaa spent - Monday and Tuesday at Toonto at the Royal Winter Fair a a as guests of the ministry of agriculture for 411 leaders. Twenty-two members of tl-eMagic Cele enjoyed a delicieuas dinner at Wesley Willis Church on November 9, Margie Smith's winning team was treating Rita Dale's loser. The ladies moved into the parlour '`for their meeting. Mary Murch was in the chair and opened with a, poem and a reading about remembrance and peace. The Beatitudes were read' in unison, and the minutes Of the October meeting were read by the secretary, Helen Davids. The treasurer's report, read by Florence Culver showed a balance of $447.37 of which $362.37 came from the penny contest. Bazaar convenor Florence Oliver thanked all the ladies for their- work and support. The bazaar was the most successful ever. Addle Jervis reported 12 hospital and 16 home calls had been made by the group during the previous month. Supply convenor, Marg Cole reminded the members that articles for the bale must be in before November 15. The December 7th meeting 'Il be held in the -church aarlour after singing carols in the hospital, and every lady ?of the church will be most welcome to join in the singing of carols. Everyone is to bring a sandwich and astm in les. The U . S's Christmas party is to be ember 1 at 6:30, a pot luck supper at the church. The Penny Contest will continUe for another year. A fun song, "the urge to grow'' was sung and Mary Murch read an article about the Indians of Thunder 'Bay.. They thank the Great Spirit dally for the beautiful land. The Meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction.. JOHN 11*t1 The, company 1 represent • oh* wit of -five perms In of aria the . CIS. Dein you ware to do business with a reader, too? Our childreres.frituie is the issue - MINE. YOURS, OUR NEIGHBOURS, OUR FRIENDS, CHILDREN OF ALL AGES, ALL SIZES. 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