Clinton News-Record, 1984-05-16, Page 9'N4
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By Dora Shobbrook yeasurer Doreen Carter.
'Allied Cliiireti Miran Wet W.I. district are SP04,59ring a
LONDESBORO - Mother's Day Cbrietian -1445 trip July 10th to. explore Huron -Perth
FaingY Sunday Greeter was Mra, Edythe counties to Milton Agricultural museum,
Beacom and ushers were Nancy Penfolind, dinner at St. Agatha at a cost of $26, Contact
Karen Wright, Robbie Radford and David Lois Elliott in Clinton.
Whyte. Bach mother was presented with a 111vitation was received to attend Clinton
lovely carnation. Colin Swan welcomed all, Hospital day May 12th and an invitation to
conducted the service and gave an- go to Summerhill on June 13th. We will
nounceinents. cancel our June meeting to attend Sum -
Flowers were in loving memory of Edith werbin. •
Cartwright who passed away, May 8 and Mark Stackhouse entertained with fiddle
were placed by her family. Flowers were toe tapping numbers accompanied on piano
also placed in memory of Nettie Neilans and by Barb Bosman.
Maimie Allen by Jim Neilans. A letter was received from Evelina
Next Sunday May 20 there will be an ex- Webster to attend the Huronview tea and
change service. There will be no morning bake sale on May 30. Four ladies are to help
worship here as we -will worship with Trinity serve. They are Helen Lawson, Hazel Reid,
Anglican Church, Blyth at 9:45 a.m. On May Margaret Taylor and Marjorie Anderson. A
27 Colin will be at a London Conference and request for baking and to attend their
it will be Youth Sunday here. meetings, every third Monday each month
Dave Ross of Mitchell will be guest was also received.
speaker and the CHSS choir will also be Margaret Taylor and Dora Shobbrook got
here. .tickets for Dungannon W.I. 70th birthday on
We welcomed new members Brad and June 13.
Trisha Thompson to the community. The historical meeting will be held on May
The children's time asked them what they 17 at 8 p.m. at the Colborne Central School.
did for their mothers for Mother's Day. He It was moved to pay curators membership
gave them each a balloon with a smile and it was moved to donate $25 to Clinton
makes God happy on it. Public Hospital. $25 Was also donated to
Choir played a number arid a solo by Bill South Huron mentally handicapped. Anyone
wishing to donate contact Doreen Carter
who will give receipt.
Branch minute books to be sent in for
microfilm.
District annual conference will be held on
May 28th at Dungannon. Three delegates:
Margaret Taylor, Doreen Carter, June
Fothergill will attend.
A craft (value $5) will be sent, pennies for
friendship to be $30.
Hazel Reid reported on Seniors grant. The
old question will be left to buying committee
who will decide how to dispose of it. Pro-
gram highlighted a reading on citizenship
"your name" and "take time" by Dora
Shobbrook.
More musical numbers by Mark, Jim
Jamaison showed an interesting film of an
old lady and the shopping bag lady.
Doreen thanked all for filling in while she
was away and for the cards. She also thank-
ed everyone for sending her to Officers Con-
ference on which she gave a very interesting
report. We can all make contributions by
speaking up. It was moved to present the
Grade 8 Girl -Boy with an award, and to give
secretary -treasurer power to pay all bills
between meetings. The next meeting will be
July 11.
Lunch was served by Hattie Snell,
Margorie Anderson and Margaret Ander-
son.
Hullett recreation
Hullett Recreation Committee are holding
a Hullett. Day planning meeting May 30th 8
p.m. in all. Anyone interested plan to at-
tend:
Please keep in mind Lions fireworks at
Hallett Cnetral school May 21st at dusk.
Explorers.
The Explorers held their last meeting in
Jewitt accompanied by organist Lisa Duizer
was performed.
UCW
The executive of last Thursday's ham sup-
per wishes to thank everyone who helped in
any way. If success were measured in terms
of cooperation and volunteering, ours was a
total success. It is only through such
cooperation that an event of this kind is
possible.
Londesboro Lions
At a recent meeting, Deputy District
Governor John officiated at the initiation of
new Lions Don MacGregor and Ron Nesbitt.
Ron is the first Leo to ascend to Lions and
served as Charter President of the Leo Club.
It was announced that the new
Playground Equipment was installed and
work parties to put the finishing touches on
the area were formed.
Donations were approved to 'Myth minor
sports figure skating, the new time clock for
the Blyth Arena and to the new ball fence for
the Londesboro Diamond.
Lion President Joe Flunking announced a
canvass of Londesboro and area for used
eyeglasses to be held May 17th between 8:30
p.m. and 9:30 p.m. It is hoped everyone who
has eyeglasses of no further use will have
them ready for the Lions as they canvass. If
not there will be a drop box at Mitchell's
Family Market, also at Lions booth during
May 21st fireworks display.
The eyeglasses go to Lions vision for sight
project and will be recycled to those in need.
500,000 pairs are required so even those in
need of repair can be used.
Future projects are a mid -summer old-
fashioned breakfast, annual donation and
participation to fireworks display and
Hullett Day participation when the club will
hands of
— agalhofferPOrkBarbeue and a tripto Ln- the Churelf basement on "May 1:1,:-.1984. The
don to help Canadian Cancer research
association with a fund-raising Bingo. With
the Booth in operation .paper drives and
other activities Lions will be busy.
Baseball season
_ Several teams . have started practising.
The men's slo-pitch teams have taken on a
project to build removable fencing, around
the diamond at cost of $1,600 to $1,70Q.
Some players have already put forth a
great deal of effort. Hopefully with the ef-
forts of all teams in this endeavour, it will be
finished by June lst.
Anyone wishing, to donate time or money
can contact Allen Bosman who is coor-
dinating this prOject:
The minor ball program is in the hands of
a four -person elective of athletic associa-
tion. It is a subcommittee of recreation com-
mittee. Registration was held and the
association will be fielding teams as in the
past with exception of Bantam and midget
girls. Next week a complete list of adult and
minor teams will be available.
'The first tournament is fast approaching
with the Lions over 30 tournament schedul-
ed for June 21, 22, 23, 24. Watch for more ball
news in upcoming issues.
WI Citizenship meeting
WI Citizenship nieeting was held May 9th
at 8 p.m. in the hall with opening ode, Mary
Stewart Collect and 0 Canada with
Genevieve Allen at piano. President Helen
Lawson welcomed all. Roll call was
answered by what qualities do you admire
in a politician by 12 members and four
visitors. Minutes of the last meeting and
financial report were read by secretary -
meeting opened with Explorers purpose and
song led by Chief Explorer Cheri Hoggart.
The Emblem was done by Michelle Dillon,
Sara Lyons, Elizabeth Swan, Shannon
Duizer and Denise Hulley. The picture was
done by Theresa Knox. The collection was
taken by Vicky Lou Riley, and Cheri Hog-
gart said the prayer.
Leader Bev Riley read a story and plans
were made for the Mother -Daughter Ban-
quet to be held on May 25th at 5:30 p.m. The
meeting was closed with "This is my
Father's World".
Personals
' Sympathy is extended to the family of
Edith Cartwright as she passed away on
May 8 at the age of 73. Sympathy goes out to
sons Howard of Londesboro, and Keith of
London. She was predeceased by son Nor-
man.
. On May 6th Mr. and Mrs. Doug Snell at-
tended the 39th convention of the Canadian
Chiropractor college held at University of
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Toronto, where their son-in-law, WM. ',It
Cantelon received honor degrees and ias
also awarded the IS. Clubine memo
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held at Royal York Hotel, Toronto. n-
gratulations!
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford, Lea4ne
and Lane returned to their home in
Kelowna, B.C. on Sunday after spendng
past two weeks here following the death of
her mother Jean Caldwell. She also visited
her mother-in-law Maimie Crawford, of
Myth.
Mrs. Clara Riley was honored when Mr.
Angus MacLennan, principal of Hullett Con-
tral,Sohool pesented her with the schoOl
Clara has been assisting at the school Veith
the Kindergartens.
Barbara Paterson and Katie of Lonion
spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns.
Mrs. Laura Lyon was admitted to St.
Joseph's Hospital London on Tliursday;for
eye surgery.
Visitors at manse are Colin's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Swan of St. PetersbOxg,
Florida.
Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Brod Thompson
and boys from Sarnia who moved to comes-
sion 13 lot 34 of Hullett township.
There were 14 UCW ladies in attendance
at the Brucefield UCW meeting May Oth.
They were: Brenda Radford, Helen Lee,
Audrey Thompson, Bernice Norman,
Marion flunking, Addie Milking, Edythe
Beacom, Laura Lyon, Dora Shobbrnok,
Jean Scott, Hazel'Reid, Vietta Hoggart, Bet -
ty atuey, Margaret tood. .
Rev. Stan l,kDonaid 041,3 guest sPealter
and the theme was onwomen.
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Mrs. Bob Memory, Gen, Andrew, and
friend Paul of Ne kat. Mr. and Mrs.
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Leanne and Lane of :Kelo'wna, B.C. Mrs,
Allan Caldwell, Dwight and Dean of Auburn,
and Mrs. Maxine Crawford of Blyth also
visited.
Lisa Saundercock .1 Woodstock is spen-
ding some time with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Saundercock. On Sunday
Mrs. Laura Saundercock visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Peck of Ailsa Craig.
May 8 visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jake
McDougall were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brock of
Burlington and Mrs, Ruby McDougall of Isl-
ington. Ruby remained for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrook attended
the 23rd Toronto and District square dance
convention in Hamilton Thursday to Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell attended the
christening on Sunday at Exeter U.C. of
their grandson Timothy Jon -Victor, son of
Robert and Brenda Snell of Exeter.
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