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Clinton News-Record, 1977-04-21, Page 11Londesboro news: Cubs, Scouts guests at church by Dora Shobbrook Neighbours Have You Visited Church News Lately," with 29 members The Cubs and Scouts were present. The minutes of the special guests on Sunday last meeting, financial report morning. Greeting into the and communications were Narthex were Mrs. Margaret read by secretary -treasurer Whyte and Jack Lee, and Addie Hunking. ushers were Cubs and Scouts, Correspondance included a Scott Millar, Bradley Lyon, letter from Clinton Hospital Kevin Radford, Billy Jewitt,. to attend the annual hospital p Todd Hoggarth and Roger tea May 11, 2-4 p.m. It was Cunningham. moved to donate $10 to the The Cubs, Scouts, leaders hospital for their mem- and group committee mar- bership drive. An ..invitation ched in. The flag bearers was read to the Summerhill were John Lawson and Bobdessert-euchre and Bake s,,le Jamieson. The presentation on April 27 at 1:30 p:m., also "a of flags and "O Canada" was letter from ' Mentally sung, and Rev. McDonald Retarded Association, welcomed them. Goderich. It moved to donate The choir anthem was $25 to help with summer "Surely Goodness and camp. • Mercy" with choir leader " The 1976-77 reports for the Mrs. Allen Shaddick and year were given: minutes of organist Mrs. Glenn the last annual meeting and McGregor. Rev. McDonald's financial statement were childrens' story was "Apple, read by secretary -treasurer the seed is the centre". Junior Addie Hunking ; auditors teachers were Barbara report by Mary Robinson; Bosman, Helen Lawson and , reports of standing by Carol Cartwright. The Genevieve Allen, Nona Pipe, message was "Jellyfish, Marjorie Anderson and Statues or Human Beings". Margaret Taylor; special P The flowers on the memorial committee, public relations, stand were in loving memory Beryl Reid ; resolutions, of Bill Ross by his sisters and Genevieve Allen; cards and brother. Closing hymn was flowers, Vi Burns; Tweed - the Boy Scout Hymn smuir, Helen Lawson. It was following the Benediction, announced that Clinton W.I. and the Cubs and Scouts will host the April Historical marched out. Meeting on April 19 in the Next Sunday services will Council Chambers. be at 10 a.m. D.S.T. when The president's summary Rev. Hesselwood will be the was that they had lost two speaker. members due to death and Explorers two moved away, but they The Explorers met on have four new members. Thursday,' April 14. The Mrs. Mary Wightman, •meeting began with the District President, presided Explorers purpose and song. for elections. Dne Shobbrook and Lisa The nominating committee Duizer read the Explorer reported by Genevieve Allen Emblem and Jeanette was accepted and the Johnston, the Explorer following officers, installed: • picture. Mrs. Westerhout past president, Mrs. Harry read a story. Tebbutt; president, Mrs. Bert W.I. Banquet Shobbrook ; 1st vice - The W.I. held their Sun- president, Mrs. Tom Duizer; • shine Sister Banquet on April 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Don 12th when36iladies enjoyed a Buchanan; secretary - lovely hot beef dinner served treasurer, Mrs. Mervyn by the UCW in the church Datema: assistant secretary - basement. 0 Canada and the treasurer, Mrs. Eric W.I. Grace were sung, with Anderson; public relations Genevieve.Allen at the piano. officer, Mrs. Glen Carter; • Following the supper, District Director, Mrs. Lorne President Dora Shobbrook Hunking; alternate district • welcomed all and reminded director, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe; that the annual meeting was press reporter, Mrs. Ted the next night. and all reports Fothergill; pianist, Mrs. Tom were to be in. There were four Allen; assistant pianist, Mrs. members with perfect at- C. Wood; auditors, Mrs. E. teM ritiairc '--1Vkarjar•i iter; "--W d 'Viltt'VIxl;:"?'°o` i i 2ttlen: Addie Hunking; Nona Pipe resolutions convenor, Mrs. and Dora Shobbrook. The Lloyd Pipe; flower and card ladies serving the supper convenor, Mrs. Arie Duizer; were thanked by Gay flower and card committee, Datema. The President was Mrs. J. Jamieson and Mrs. E. thanked by Hattie Wood for Knox; Tweedsmuir curator, ♦ past year's work and Mrs.. Reg Lawson; Tweed - presented with a gift. smuir committee, Mrs. L. The secretary -treasurer, Pipe, Mrs. L. Hunking, and Addie Hunking, who . is Mrs. Tom Allen; agriculture retiring, was thanked and and Canadian industries, presented with a gift by Mrs. E. Knox and Mrs. Genevieve Allen. This was Watson Reid; citizenship and followed by guessing your world affairs, Mrs. Tom Sunshine Sister, an exchange Duizer and Mrs. Bob Burns; of gifts ,and paying of fees. education and cultural af- There were four new mem- fairs, Mrs. Don Buchanan *tiers and secret names drawn and Mrs. Jim Jamieson; for next year. Beth Knox family and consumer affairs, introduced the guest speaker, M'rs. H. Taylor and Mrs. E. Mrs. Mina Talbot of Bayfield, Wood. who had been to the Holy The president thanked Mrs. Land. Mrs. Talbot showed Wightman for the installing of maps of Palestine, then gave officers and presented her commentary on the slides with a gift. The social com- taken, with Mrd. Muriel mittee consists of Dora Snider of Bayfield assisting at Shobbrook, Marjorie Duizer, the projector. Marjorie Alice Buchanan and Hattie Duizer thanked Mrs. Talbot Wood; finance, Gay Datema, A' and presented her with a gift. Marjorie Anderson, Doreen Addie Hunking thanked the Carter and Addie Hunking. committee, Beryl Reid and The Executive meeting will Beth Knox for planning the be held at the home of Dora evening's entertainment, and Shobbrook on Friday, April 22 the evening closed with the a A at 8 p.m. Queen. A card party will be held W.I. Annual meeting April 15 and 29th and a The W.I. annual meeting dessert euchre on May 13. and installation was held on The delegate to officers Wednesday night. conference in Waterloo May President Dora Shobbrook 3-5 is Margaret Taylor, and 0 welcomed all with a verse of appointed to wash towels this "Welcome" and roll call was year is Dora . Shobbrook. answered by "How Many Mary Wightman gave a talk • #. ZilifMANAGEMENT SERVICES FEDERAL BUS/NESS DEVELOPMENT BANK on Mary Stewart Collect and a reading on the Little Red Hen. Mary and Jane Anderson favoured with duets "Lonesome Road" and "In The Evening by the Moonlight". Genevieve Allen favoured with accordian music "There's No Place Like Home" and "Red River Valley". The May meeting will feature a speaker from A.R:C. Industries, Dashwood. The meeting' closed with the Queen and WI Grace and the lunch was served by Gladys Armstrong, Doreen Carter and Myrtle Fairservice. W.I. card party There were 11 tables in play at the W.I. card party on Friday night. Winners were: ladies' high, Ellen,..Sillib; lone hands, Jessie Jones; low, Dorothy Brunsdon; men's high, Perc Gibbings; lone hands, Stella Adams (playing as a man) ; low, Les Reid. There will be another on April 29th. In charge will be Margaret Anderson, Isabel Colson and Joyce Kennedy. Receives 50 year pin Bro. Harold Adams, Clinton was to be presented with a 50 year pin from Hullett Masonic Lodge No. 568 on April 12, but owing to ill health, was unable to attend. Rt. Wor. Bro. Jim Neilans and Vy, Wor. Bro. Bert Shobbrook presented it to him the next morning. He is recovering nicely. Cub Pack The first Londesboro Cub Pack held a very in- teresting meeting on Tuesday evening when they. had "Trapping" as their theme. • Jake McDougall and Trevor Moon were special guests and explained safety around traps if the boys found any while out hiking. They also showed the boys the skinning of an animal and on Wednesday evening held in preparation of the pelt. the Orange Lodge, Atwood. The meeting was in charge Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hunking, of Cub Leader, David Lear. Vaughan, Joan and Bob at - Leader David Armstrong was tended the wedding of her in charge of the games period niece Janet Schriber to Dave and the Green Pack held the Roberts at Milton on opening and closing Saturday. The reception was ceromonies. held at Holiday Inn at Oak - Couples bowling ville. club Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer The Londesboro Couples returned home from spending Bowling club held their final Wednesday to Sunday, on a bowling and fun night on trip to Nashville, Tennessee. Sunday evening with about 35 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe attending.. Follwoing the visited on Sunday with her bowling, they returned to the_ church for the awarding of , A'_ prizes and time of fellowship. Vl�l I711s.0 The trophy was donated by Joe Atkinson, Clinton Bowling Lanes, for the couple bowling highest for.the last two bowling nights and this went to Norman and Florence Cartwright. Other prizes awarded: ladies' high, Audrey Thompson; men's high, Keith Allen; ladies' low, June Fothergill; men's low, Art Airdrie, and the lucky chair was won by Tom Allen. In charge of the evening were Howard and Marjorie Cartwright, Don and Carol Plant, Keith and Nancy Allen, Bruce and Harriett Shillinglaw. The new executive for next season will be Robert and Jennifer Anderson, Norman and Florence Cartwright, Jim and Rosie Johnston. Personals Congratulations to Bruce and Harriett Shillinglaw on the birth of their son, Kent on April 16th at Seaforth Community Hospital, a brother for Kevin. Mrs. Brad Kennedy, Stephen and Cathy spent Wednesday to Sunday with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Leishman, Paris. A number from this district attended the meeting of Court Atwood Canadian Foresters In a story in the News - Record last week, it was incorrectly reported that the Kinsmen club of Clinton received $50 for their judges' stand. They sold the stand to the Goderich Trotting Association for $500. - In another story last week on the piano factory, a picture was incorrectly identified. The person in the picture was Gloria Carter of Clinton not Dorothy Govier. In another story recently in the bowling news, several numbers were left off in the Molson's Crown Mixed League report. 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