Clinton News-Record, 1980-09-25, Page 1941,
Happenings from
Hullett Central,
Soccer
cer
Soccer practice has
begun at Hullett once
more. And as usual
there's much anxiety.
There will be a tour-
nament ' head at
Brucefield in October 7
and we hope to par-
ticipate against all other
schools.
Cross-country
All cross-country
members are keeping up
at their jogging at
Hullett. The cross-
country meet will be held
sometime later in
October. °
Hullet school
band
The band has a new
Tie backs
It anyone in your
family wears a ponytail,
fasten it with a white or
colored pipe cleaner and.
it won't pull.
leader this year, Mrs,
Snpeene* There are more
than 30 .members in, the
band, Practices .. are
Monday mornings,
Tuesdays after school.
Thursday mornings ana
Fridays at noon. The
band is composed of
flutes, clarinets, trum-
pets, drums,,- saxophones,
tubas, trombones,
French horns, . and
baritones.
Industrial Arts
and Family
Studies
This' year Grade 7 and 8
classes are going to
Industrial Arts and
Family Studies. Grads
sevens leave on Tuesdays
at 10 :1 5 .• and return at
12:30. When the Grade
sevens return the Grade
eights leave and then
return. at 3:30. The
classes started on the
first day of school. Keith
Snell teaches Industrial
Arts and Mrs. Mathers
teaches Family Studies.
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lead
ews from your neighbors
Congratulations go out
to Mr. and Mrs, Ian
Hulley, who are the proud
new parents of a
daughter Crystal Joy.
She was born on Sep-
tember 17 in Goderich
hospital, and is the first
grandchild for Ken and
Betty Hulley. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Armstrong and Doreen
Carter spent last
weekend in Brampton
with Mrs. Margaret
Taman.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Newby returned home on
Friday night after
spending two weeks
fishing in Pembrook.
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On September 16,
Muriel Millson of
Woodstock brought her
dad, Bert Shobbrook,
home from St. Joseph's
Hospital in London and
returned home after
lunching with her
parents.
Wednesday, morning
visitors with Mrs. Lav'ra. --_
Saundercock and Mr. and
Mrs. 'Bert Shobbrook
were Mr. and Mrs: Pere
McBride from Carlow,
Mrs. Maimie Crawford
from Blyth, Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Crawford from
Manitou, Manitoba. They
were enroute to London
on their way home.
Visitors with Mr. Jim
Neilans were Cecil • and
Sadie Hill of London and
on September 17, John
and Dorothy McGill of
Waterloo dropped by.
Leland Adams of
Mississauga • spent the
past week with his
mother Mrs. Stella
Adams. -
Mrs, Laura Saun-
dercock, Kay Saun-
dercock, Dora, Darlene
and Dianna Shobbrook
attended a shower on
September 21 to bride -
elect Sheila Shobbrook.
The shower for the
October bride was held in
the Belgrave WI hall.
Calling at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Shobbrook recently were
Muriel, Patricia and
Sarah Millson of
Woodstock. They all
attended the shower for
Sheila Shobbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
visited on Saturday with
'-his- aunts Jewel Gowan
and Mary Robinson in
Hanover.
CL NTQN WS- ECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTI
Ladies'groups help others
VAI public relations
The Londe sboro
Women's Institute MI).
discussed public relations
when they met for their
monthly . meeting on
September 10.
President Alice
Buchanan chaired the
meeting and Genevieve
Allenplayed the piano.
Twenty-six members and
25 visitors from the
Summerhill Ladies Club,
the Walkerburn Club, the
Walton and Auburn WI
groups answered the roll
call with a''suggestion on
how to promote the WI.
Correspondence in-
cluded an invitation to
attend the St. Helen's WI
75th anniversary. On
October 15, Hattie Wood
and Dora Shobbrook will
attend a WI workshop for
secretaries, treasurers
and public relations of -
United Church news
Edythe Beacom and
Garnet Wright greeted
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the congregation at the
Londesboro United
Church on Sunday and
the people were ushered
into the church by Cheryl
Bromley, Lisa Duizer, ,
Connie Hoggart and
Karen Wriight.
Rev. Scott spoke to tiye
children about neighbors
with the story of the Good
Samaritan and the junior
teachers were June
Fothergill, Joan
Shepherd and Rosie
Johnston.
The choir sang a
special number with
Marjorie Duizer taking
the solo part. The choir
director was Barbara
Bosman and Louise
McGregor was the
organist.
finers, On October 9, a
leaders' school in crewel
embroidery will be held
at the Wesley -Willis
Church in Clinton and
Marjorie Duizer and.
Margaret Anderson were
appointed the leaders.
A thank -you card was
read from Bob Burns and
the WI group agreed to
start euchre parties on
October 24. Admission
will be $1 and the ladies
will supply lunch.
It was decided • to
donate $500 to the Lions
Club project and Mrs.
Buchanan thanked Mrs.
Anderson, for the trip to
the Huron Country
Playhouse. She also
thanked members for the
letters, cards and flowers
she received while she
was a patient in
University Hospital.
Helen Lawson reported
that historical meetings
will be held in the fall.
Barbara Bosman and
Mrs. Duizer led in a sing-
song and Mrs. Anderson
introduced the guest
speaker, Lucille Forsythe
of RR 1, Londesboro, who
gave,ran interesting ad-
dress on communications
and was thanked and
presented with a gift by
Doreen.QQarter.
June Fothergill gave
several readings for the
program and Mrs.
Bosman and Mrs. Duizer
sang a special duet,
accompanied by Mrs.
Allen on the piano.
A bake sale was held by
half of the members and
was organized by_ Jessie
Tebbutt 'and Annie
Vincent. Lunch was
served by Isabel Colson,
Elma Jewitt, Ramona
Jamieson and Addie
Hunking.
IJCW general meeting
Edythe Beacom,, the
UCW president,
.con -
eructed
coneuoted the business at the
club's general session
following the meeting of
the Almwell Unit.
Joan. Whyte read the
minutes and thank- you
notes were received from
Elsie Shaddick, Bob
Burns, Mrs. Fairey and
the groups' foster child.
An invitation was
received from the Blyth
UCW to attend, their
Thankoffering on October
6:' The Huron -Perth East
19th annual rally will be
held in Bayfield on
October 6, beginning at
6:30 pm with dessert.
Margaret Good gave
the treasurer's report
and a $1,000 donation was
made to the ' Board . of
Stewards.
Londesboro will be
holding their Thankof-
fering on October 5. The
Burns UCW, Walton,
Ontario Street, Welsey-
Willis and Auburn groups
have been invited to
attend. Alice Davidson
and Joan Whyte will be in
charge of lunch.
White Gift Sunday will
take place on November
30 and Mrs. Hulley will
set-up the mitten tree by
November 1. Knitting will
be sent to Mrs. Wynn
Homuth in' ,Clinton and
will be given to needy
familiein the area.
Mrs. Hulley requested
a humidifer to stop the
mildew and Mrs. Cart-
wright and Mrs.
Fothergill asked that - all
reports. be completed by
the November • business
meeting.
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prizes from woollen blankets to rubber boots. The Auxiliary to the Clinton
Public Hospital are offering over 150 prizes this year and have set up their
display in the town hall. Eileen Staddon was one of the auxiliary volunteers
who help in this fund raising effort for the hopsital and this year the group
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