Clinton News-Record, 1978-12-07, Page 15•
by Dora Shobbrook
sbaro _1Vl4sons hod
-Masons installed
,r s ex , Hullett Masonic
Age AF and AM, No.
0 at ;held their annual
jnsgillation ceremony on
.l ctvember 28 when
,$rather Allan Bosman
bgl atrki the Worshipful
Master by installing
Master Right Worshipful
Brother Jim Neilans.
Severa,L ,other lodge
brothers assisted.
Other ,officers for the
uppgrn;ing year include:
immediate past Master,
Brother; Brvine .Johnston
(deceased); appending
approval, Senior Warden,
• Air
9,F. Brute
ti. •
law; • Junior
Brother Robert
n'yhaplain, • Wor-
k Brother Jack
#asurer, Right
1'1/orsi ipful Brother
illiam Leiper;
secretary, Worshipful
Brother Harry Tebbutt;
$eni2p Deacon, Brother
Hullett
happenings
Robert Anderson; Junior
Deacon, Brother 8i11
Vincent; D. of C., Right
Worshipful' Brother,
Clare Vincent; inner,
Guard, Brother Allen
Caldwell; Senior Stewart,
Worshipful ,Brother
Robert Thompson;
Junior Stewart, • Wor-
shipful Brother Jack
Snell; Tyler Brother, Jim
McEwing; auditors,
Worshipful Birothers
Robert Thompson and
Gordon Shobbrook.
AF and AM
Ladies' night
The Hullett AF and AM
ladies' night, was held on
November 27 when the
Lonliesboro UCW served
a hot beef dinner with 68
plates served.
'Worshipful Brother
Harry Tebbutt was the
master of ceremonies for
the evening. Rev. Stan
McDonald gave the
blessing and following the.
"'' Dance
On Friday, December 1
Willett held a dance for
pupils of Grades 7 and 8.
Everyone could bring a
friend. This was the
school's second dance.
very.one enjoyed
themselves thoroughly.
Interviews
On 'Tuesday, November
4p, parent, teacher in-
terviews were held,
during the evening at
Hullett. They were also
held during the day on
'ednesday.
:Each parent had 10
minutes with the teacher
she wanted to talk With.
Coffee was provided for
the parents, in the kit-
chen. The teachers and
parents benefited from
their discussions.
Nutrition assembly
On Thursday,
November 30 an
assembly was held for
Grades 5-8. Mrs.
Thompson, • Huron
County's nutritionist
came and talked ' to the
pupils on the subjects of
nutrition and par-
ticipation.
Two films were shown
on nutrition. Hopefully
we will improve our
eating habits in the
future.
Hullett lady dies
r MRS. MARY
,ELIZABETH FORD
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Fdrd of Goderich died in
Alexandra Marine and
Gehera1 • Hospital after a
lengthy illbe ;of Mon .
d , November 27 at the
ag of 74::
She was born in Hullett
To*n hip on October 27,
1964 to William John and
Elizabeth Jane (Miller)
McBrien.
She taught school in
Essex for seven years.
On June 30, 1931 ,she
married Harry M. Ford
TArOhtil •.~
§ h , been a re ident
of oder ch sine '936:
She was.` a metnheic of
Maple Leaf Chapter
I.O.D.E'. and a PaSt
Regent of that Chapter.
Brucefield -She was also a metnber of
St. George's Anglican
Titan hit
Church.
Harry. Woolley, 66, of
l3rucefield,
received minor injuries
on i14ovember 26 when the
tractor he was riding was
struck ;by a car outside of
Brucefield.
Martin Baker, 17, of
Brttcefield vias eastbound
on -County Road 3, 1.2 km.
outside of the village,
when his car struck the
rear of a trailer being
pulled by Mt. Woolley.
There was $750 damage
to the Rdker vehicle and
$250. damage to the trailer
Mr.Noolley was pulling.
1Vf�r. ,Baker has been
charged with careless
driving in the accident.
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Tile Mitchell Business
Association has conjured
up ; 'scheme in hopes to .
encdurage move people to
shop:inut`Q�vri
Tile 'Mitchell Advocate
repg1rted that shoppers
co ng to Mitchell will
be a le to park their cars
for gree, beginning on
December - 1, up to
Christmas E ay
The Business
Assdciation requested
counil's approval of the
free sparking and it was
granted by the town.
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She is survived by her
husband; one daughter,
Mrs. Robert (Jayne)
Mulvaney of Columbia,
S.C.; one brother, Secord
McBrien of Seaforth; and
three grandchildren.
McCallum Funeral
Home was in charge of
funeral arrangements. A
funeral service was held
at St. George's Anglican
Church on Thursday,
November 30 at 2 p.m.
The Reverend Robert J.
Crocker officiated.
Interment was in the
Maitland Cemetery,
Goderich.
Pallbearers were
Graham Yeats, Scott
Little, Greg Little, Larry
Gibbings, Robert
Baech4r and Kevin
Bundy.
Honorary bearers were
James Kinkead, Malcolm
Mathers, Judge Francis
Carter and Elmo
Ciprietti.
dinrrer,`Worshipful
Brother Tebbutt gave a
toast to the Grand Lodge.
A reply was heard from
the Right Worshipful
Brother Jim Neilans.
Worshipful Brother
Tebbutt gave a toast to
the 'ladies and Jessie
Tebbutt replied.
The UCW group was
given a vote of thanks for
the lovely dinner and
afterwards the group
went to the upper hall
where Brother Allan
Bosman introduced the
guest speakers, Steve and
Rosemarie Cooke who
showed slides on their
safari trip to Africa.
Following their in-
teresting presentation,
the evening ended with a
few games of cards.
Explorers meet
The fifth meeting of the
Explorer group was held
on November 23 with 20
girls present.
Marni Gibbings and
Carolyn Dougherty
presented the Explorer
Emblem. ,Debbie
Preszcator showed the
pictures.
Mrs. Wright told a
story about Christmas in
Japan. After that the
girls compared Christ-
mas in Canada to the
holiday.in Japan.
WI card party
There were`six tables in
play on Friday night at
the WI card party.
The winners , were:
ladies' ' high, June
Fothergill; lone hands,
Marjorie Anderson;
ladies' 'low, Margaret:
Taylor; men's ,high, Don
Howes; lone hands, Cliff
Saundercock; men's low,
Reg. Lawson; most
zeros, Ken Hulley; 'lucky
cup, June Fothergill.
• Marg Anderson, Vi
Burns and Helen Lawson
were in -charge of the
evening.
United news
The United Church's
annual Christmas
pageant and White Gift
Sunday was held last
Sunday morning. Despite
the freezing rain and the
bad roads, there was a
good attendance at the
service.
Laura Lyon -.and .Garnet.
..
Wright welcomed the
congregation into the
sanctuary. The people
were ushered into the
church by Cheryl Hulley,
Lisa Preszcator, Robert
Radford and David
Stevenson.
The music for the
service was presented by
the 30 member junior
choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Tom Duizer and
Mrs. Harry Lear at the
organ.
The organ and piano.
prelude were played by
Mrs. blenn McGregor
and Mrs. Harry Lear.
The reading parts of
the pageant were taken
by the intermediate
grades of the Sunday
School with ' solos,
choruses and speech
choir presentations
given.
Laurie and Lisa Duizer
sang a duet and the girl's
chorus sang a Christmas
carol. Kelly Bosman,
Shannon Duizer and
Lloyann Adams sang a
number, then the choir,
with a variation of boy's
and girl's choruses
presented a number of
pieces.
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The speakers' wero
Brenda Miller; Susan,
Jamieson, Ruthann;
PenfQund, Kathy Rad-
ford, Carol Cartwright,
John Lawson, Cameron
Moon, r Kevin Tambiyn,
Bob' Jamieson, Bob
Penfound and Neil
Cartwright.
Those in the Christmas
play were: Mary, Leanne
Thurlow; Joseph, Kent
Howatt; main angel,
Connie Hoggart; other
angels, Kerri Shepherd,
Julia Shaddick, Julie
Merner, Theresa
Overboe; shepherds,
Andy Riley, Brad
Westerhout . and Brian
Howatt; wise men, David
Whyte, John Cartwright
and Michael Radford.
While` the offering was
received the nursery and
kindergarten children
presented their white
gifts and a prayer was
given by Kathy Radford.
Rev. Stan McDonald
gave the antiphonal
reading and the, service
then closed with a hymn
and the benediction.
Appreciation goes to the
Sunday School- staff -and
the junior choir leaders
for their help.
The flowers on the
memorial stand were
placed in memory of Jack
Nesbitt by his son Carl,
Lena and family. The
flowers on the piano were
placed in memory of
Harry Watkins by his
wife Hazel and the
family.
Rev. McDonald ex-
pressed his thanks to all
who willingly took the
responsiblities of the
service while he was in
the hospital.
Lions Club
ladies night
The Lions Club ladies'
night was held on
November 15. Dinner was
served by the WI and
entertainment was
provided by Joe Hunking
and Tom Duizer.
Special guests included,;
Bob and Audrey
Thompson, Clare and
Ruth Vincent along with:;,
Keith and Nancy Allen.
d" e x�ruck ;" , cup draws
x. p
went r to; Debbie Vella.
lig itchell, Mery
nd Lena Nesbitt.
Poor prizes were won by
Ruth Vincent, Bob
T iatnp►son and Bill
Bromley, The game
w.nners were Ann Adams
and Barbara.Bosnman.
The'evening, ended with
euchre find, the winners
were: lone hands, Lena
Nesbitt land Bill
Bromley; high points,
Gloria McEwing and
Brad Kennedy; low
points, Rena Kolkman
and Bob Thompson ; most
zea s,' Dorothy' Airdrie
and Bill Dobson.
'Personals
Sympathy is extended
to -1Wlr. and Mrs. Carl
'Nesbitt on the death of his
father, Jack Nesbitt, at
the Happy Hours
Boarding Home in
Walkerton. He was in his
75th year.
We're glad to report
that Rev. McDonald is
home after being ad-
mitted to, Clinton Public
Hospital last Tuesday.
Mr, and . Mrs. Nelson
Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Williamson of Walton,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott,
Christy and Billy Jim
were dinner guests on
Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
visited on Saturday with
their daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Stew Mustard and
Sheldon in Stratford.
Rev. and Mrs. Don
Snell, Jamie and Janetta
of Kitchener visited on
Monday with her uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook,
The Sunshine Tours bus
trip to Toronto on
November 30 was en-
joyed by Addie Hunking,
Irene Bromley, Marjorie
Duizer and Ruth and
Elsie Shaddick. They.
yisited Casa Loma and
the Eaton's shopping
complex.
Remember the Lions
Club turkey bingo on
Friday, December 8 at 8
p
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The new Hullett Council was installed at a Monday
afternoon meeting in Londesboro. Serving on the
township council for the next two years will be,
front row, left to right, Clerk Clare Vincent, Reeve
Joe Hunking, Deputy Reeve Tom Cunningham.
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Back row, new Councillor John Flynn, Councillors
Joe Gibson, Councillor John Jewitt and Road
Superintendent George Hoggart. (News -Record
photo)
Constance news and notes
By Mary Merner
Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson attended the
Huron Real Estate Board
Christmas Party held at
the Maitland Country
Club on Friday evening.
Mr. and" Mrs. Dave
'Preszcator, Christine,
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Lisa, Christopher and
Greg visited on Saturday
evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Illman and
family of Monkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Storey and Alvin of
Clinton were Sunday
visitors with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey,
to celebrate Roberts
birthday.
Congratulations are
extended , from the
community to Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Buchanan,
,who celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary at
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New location:
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Their son Mr. and Mrs.
Don Buchanan and Paul
attended.
Miss Margie Whyte of
Guelph spent the
weekend with Mrs. W
Whyte, Bill and Mr.
Harold Whyte.
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