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Clinton News-Record, 1984-04-25, Page 7itlre- A VIAMMIWARAMEN4 Susan Govenlock and Lori Bromley played the characters Oscar Rodgers and Irving Cohan in the Hullett Central School's production On Broadway. The Spring Concert musical was very well done and featured students from Grades 7 and 8.IRod Hilts photo) Young boy receives Bible LONDESBORO - At the United Church the Good Friday service was held at 11 a.m. Ushers were John Cartwright and John Lawson. The service was conducted by Col- in Swan and the organist was Lisa Duizer. A number attended the Easter Sunrise service at the home of John and Brenda Radford. Collection was received by John Radford. Coffee and doughnutswere served by Brenda Radford. At the Easter Sunday 11 a.m. service, the greeters were Dora and Diana Shobbrook. Ushers were Connie Hoggart, Brenda Nesbitt,.LarryGross and David Whyte. __..-__Theservice_was_conducte Lby..CDlin Swan. The flowers in the sanctuary were placed in • memory of Nelson and Olive Lear by their children and grandchildren. A Bible was presented to Danielle Thomp- son "for graduating from the Junior con- gregation. For children's time new life and new born was discussed. On display was a two day .old Iamb owned by Carl Merner, young kittens by Christy and Shannon Scott, a rabbit by B.J. Scott and a small chicken by the Knox children. Junior teachers were June Fothergill, Yvonne and Sherry Hog- gart. The anthem was . a solo sung by Harry Ir ar accompaaniMby his wife Gail: An Easter Community Service was held in Hullett Central School on April 22. Lisa Duizer was the pianist.. Colin Swan welcomed all and led in the service. Scripture passages were read by ministersof different churches and J.O. Cronin. The offering, to•be given to the Canadian Bible Society, was received by Mel Knox, Mery Datema, Carl Nesbitt, Bill Young, Steve Snarling and Ko Hamming. 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Coffee was served by Helen Lee, Audrey Thompson and Helen Craig of Walton. Genealogical By Dora Shobbrook The UCW meeting was held April 16 and there were 35 present. President Brenda Radford welcomed all. For devotions Marion Bunking gave a reading and Gail Lear played the piano. Lena Nesbitt gave a reading, while the Scripture and prayer were read by Florence Cartwright. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Bernice Norman. Correspondence included thanks from Audrey Royal. Trudy Pollard offered thanks from the Stewards for dona- tion. Thanks also came from the Snell fami- ly for Jack and Marion's 40th anniversary. Members were reminded of Clinton's Hospital Day on May 12 and the auxiliary meeting on the first Monday of the month. The treasurer's report was given by Margaret Good. An invitation was received to visit Brucefield U.C.W. on May 8. Rev. Stan McDonald will be the guest speaker. Anyone interested is asked to phone Dora Shobbrook. Brenda gave a report of work done on Work Day, March 20. Joan Shepherd and Joan Howatt assisted at Daffodil tea in Clin- ton on April 6. Flowers for church in May will be placed by Helen Lee, Norma Glousher, June, Joan Whyte and Florence Cartwright and in the summer months, Pen- ny Overboe. The May meeting will be a work night on May 9 to prepare for the ham and turkey supper. Ruth Shobbrook showed slides of their trip in January to Australia and New Zealand. There were 31 from Huron and Perth on the trip. Lunch was provided by Audrey Thomp- son, Penny Overboe and Dora Shobbrook. Personals Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Bill •Sottiaux on the death of her father, Leo Sweeney at Chateauguay on Friday. Dorothy and Nancy went on Thursday. Bill, Jennifer and Gary went on Saturday. The funeral was held on April 23. Dorothy re- mained for a few days with her mother. • Mrs. Jean Caldwell returned home on Tuesday after spending winter months with Wendy and Charlie Crawford and Leanne at Kelowna, B.C. and the rest of the winter in Toronto with Nancy and Joe Marano, Can- OR1H' • • it Saturday, April 28th 10:00 AM -4:00 PM SPECIALS AWN®ry A GARDEN EQUIPMENT IN STOCK Coffee Donuts Balloons for the Children Door Prizes Repairs to all—makes & models of Garden Equipment TURNBERRY SALES & SERVICE WINGHAM 357-2277 North end of Wingham behind Royal T BLYTH. 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The White Rose Restaurant held an Easter draw. Winners were Carman Riley and Lloyd Glousher of Blyth. Easter Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Hulley, Crystal and Kimberley of Clinton, Cathy Vello and friend, Jackie of Toronto. Robert Honking of Niagara Falls and Vaughan of London spent Easter with their mother Mrs. Pat Hunking and Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Snell's family were home for Easter including Jane and Ken Slade and Kaleigh of Cambridge, Julie and Steven Gibbings, Amy and Erin of Clinton, Larry and Janet Snell, Scott and Susan of Goderich.. Wednesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were granddaughter Mr. and. Mrs. Ken Dahner, Melissa, and T.J. of Kin- cardine and daughter Betty Smith of Coburg staying until Thursday. Returning home this past week were Miss Edythe Beacom and Mrs. Laura Lyon after spending the past three months at Ponto Gardens, Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford after spending five months at. Palm Beach, Florida. Visitors with Mrs. Laura Saundercock on Friday were Mrs. Pere McBride of Carlow and on Sunday, grandson John Saundercock and his daughter Lisa of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson spent a few days in London with Beth and Ray Radford. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee visited on Friday with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rad- ford, Dawn and Monica of Niagara Falls. Cathy Vello and friend Jackie of Toronto visited on Easter weekend with her mother Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pipe of Seaforth If you are into knitting... Get into this!!! 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Come in and see us for your Complete Line of Spring Planting Supplies Howson & Howson Limited Wingham Blyth 357-2700 523-4241 Cargill 366-2225 A CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25,1984 ---PAGE 7 eginner's Workshop visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Norman, Darlene, Bill and Cherylann of Wingham visited on Sunday with her mother Mrs. Marion Hunk- ing and Bernice. Congratulations to Mrs. Jean Caldwell and Mrs. Maimie Crawford of Blyth on the birth of new grandson, Cameron, born April 23. to Charlie and. Wendy Crawford in Kelown, B.C. Ken, Betty, Darlene, Denise, Hulley and Ruth Munnings attended the Snyder Reu- nion in Toronto on Saturday night. Principal Mr. Angus McLennan of Hullett Public School invited the Senior Citizens on April 16 to see the rehearsal of their spring concert, the choir, band and operetta put on by the students. The Cheerio Club meeting was held at the home of Vietta Hnggart on April 18. Easter readings were given by Mary Longman and Vietta Hoaeart. The minutes of the last meeting and treasurer's report were given by Dora Shob- brook, Roll call was answered by seven members and two visitors, Hazel Reid and Audrey Thompson. Easter readings were given c by Mrs. Longman and Mrs. Hoggart. At shuffleboard April 18 winners were: ladies' high, Audrey Thompson; 2nd high, Vietta Hoggart; low, ,Margaret Good; 2nd low, Beryl Reid; high man, Jim McEwing; 2nd high, Les Reid; low, Watson Reid; 2nd low, Bob Thompson; playoff high, Audrey Thompson and Watson Reid; low, Vietta Hoggart and Bob Thompson. This Wednesday, April 25 will be the end of the season and a pot luck lunch willbe served. Hullett Township council . Gravel pit application, approved HULLETT TOWNSHIP - Township council approved a grant of $1,000 toward the operation 'of the Clinton Public Hospital at a special meeting held April 17. According to township Clerk -Treasurer Harry Lear, council received a request from the hospital for a donation after their April 2 meeting. Clerk Lear said the donation is being incorporated into the township's 1984 budget. Pit approved Council had no objection to a gravel pit application in the southwest corner of the township. Clerk Lear said the application was made by Hullett Township and the pit will be used for roads and some construction. The pit will be developed when the Ministry of the Environment issues the • township a license. Trees to be ordered In an effort to keep up their tree the b Ing. - Sunday Special - April 29th from 4 p.m. -7 p.m. ROAST BEEF BUFFET Includes salad bar. 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