Clinton News-Record, 1984-12-05, Page 9.. I
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Page C1;fINTONNEWS-RECORD, wEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1984
Londesboro Masons elect new officers
By Dora Sbobbrook
LONDESSQRO The 'Masonic Lodge AF
and Am 569 held their installation ceremony
on Nov. 27 with Brother William Vicent
presiding. The installing master was Right
Worshipful Brother Clare Vincent.
The 1985 officers include: Worshipful
Master Worshipful Brother (WB) Alan
Caldwell; Immediate Past Master WB
William Vincent; Senior Warden WB
Murray Nesbitt; Junior Warden WB Victor
Stackhouse; Chaplain WB Allen Shaddick;
Treasurer/ WB Gordon Shobbrook;
Secretary WB Jack Lee; Senior Deacon WB
David Lee; Junior Deacoh WB Bert Lyon;
DofC WB Clare Vincent; IG WB Robert
Anderson; SS WB Robert Thompson; JS WB
Kenneth Armstrong; Tyler WB Allan
Busman; Historian WB William Leiper;
Auditors WB William Vincent and WB
Harry Tebbutt.
The general charge to brethern was ably
given by WB Gordon .Shobbrook. Other
brothers assisting were Harry Tebbutt, Bob
Thompson, Erin Bosman, c
Anderson and
or
Sackhouse,William
Vincent.
White Gift Sunday
At the Londesboro United Church on Dec.
2 the White Gift Service was held. Rev. Dave
Snihur and Marlene Armstrong greeted the
congregation. Ushers were Larry Gross,
Larry Hoggart, Russell Nesbitt and Robert
Radford.
The service also marked the first Sunday
in Advent and a candle on the Advent
Wreath was lit by Mnrray Howatt and
family.
The junior choir led in the music, with
Lisa Duizer as organist. Gail Lear played
the piano and Marsha Susz led the choir.
Sunday School members gave the
Christmas message, the story about Joseph
and Mary at the manager. Students took
part as angels, shepherds, and some read
the scripture.
The offering of gifts and food and cash
donations for the Huron County Family and
Children's Services was made as each
member of the congregation presented their
gift.
Rev, Snihur announced that the poinsettia
at the front of the church was placed in
memory of Harry Watkins, by his wife Hazel
and family.
This Sunday, December9, the Messengers
will meet and in the afternoon an open hous
will be held at the Snihiur's. Everyone is
invited to the manse for a cup of tea and
Christmas goodies.
Uniteds observe
Advent Sunday
The congregational pot luck dinner will be
held on Dec. 16.
As well, on Dec. 16, a community service
will be held in Walton at 7:30 p.m.
Happy Gang Seniors -
Forty members of the Happy Gang Senior
Citizens Club enjoyed a hot turkey dinner,
served on Nov. 28.
Presidept Lorne flunking conducted the
business Portion of the meeting. Minutes of
the previous meeting were read by
Secretary Stella Adams, followed bk the
financial report, given by Treasurer
Margaret Taylor.
Members approved a $100 donation to the
township recreation committee.
It was agreed to cancel the December
meeting. The next gathering will be held on
January 31.
Ten games of cards were played and the
winners were: ladies' high, Vi Howes; lone
hands, Margaret Taylor; low, Hazel
Watkins; men's high, Jim McEwing; lone
hands, Ted Fothergill; low, Emerson Hesk.
Two draws donated by Clara Riley and
George Smith were won by Stella Adams
and Kay Konarski.
Explorers meet
Kim Salverda and Joanne Wilts opened
the Nov..30 Explorers' meeting. Sara Lyons
was in' charge of the Explorer picture.
Yvonne Hoggart read a story.
For crafts, the girls made wreaths out of
beads. They 'also played two games. -
reported by Denise Gross.
By Betty McCall
WALTON - Communion Sunday was held
at Duff's United Church on Dec. 2. A candle
was lit to observe the first Sunday of Advent.
Rev. Charles Swan was in charge of the
service. The • organist was Marjory
Humphries. Ushers were Barry Hoegy,
Keith Wilbee and Graeme Craig.
The communion bread and wine were
served by Edith Wey, Bruce Clark, Ken
McDonald, Emerson Mitchell, Barry
Iloegy, Neil McGavin and Graeme Craig.
The monthly unified board meeting was
held at the home of Don and Marilyn
McDonald on Nov. 26.
The UCW general meeting will be held
tonight, Dec. 3, beginning with a pot luck
• supper at 6:30 p.m.
• The Walton I UCW Unit Christmas
meeting .will be held at the church on
Wednesday, December 5 at 6:30 p.m.
Dates to remember are the Sunday School
Concert, on Dec. 9 at 8 p.m. and the
community service at Duff's United Church.
A Christmas Eve service will also be held on
Dec. 24.
Farmer fined in
(;oderi eh court
(=ODE MCII - John Segeren of Lot 23,
Concession 1, Tuckersmith Township. has
been convicted in Goderich Court under
Section 16 ( 1) of the Ontario Water.
Resources Act for unlawfully discharging,
on Feb. 12, 1984, manure intothe water
course that forms part of the Bayfield River
system,
The • fine was set at $5,000. This was a
second conviction.
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News and notes
The Londesboro WI will meet on
December 12 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will
be a Christmas party with young families of
the community as guests.
The UCW Christmas meeting will be held
on December 10 at 6:30 p.m., featuring a pot
luck luncheon. Each member is asked to
bring a friend.
A silent auction will also be held and
organizers are hoping for the good turn out
at the party.
Miss Edythe Beacom returned home on
Saturday after spending five weeks in the
South Pacific, on a tour with the
Superannuated Teachers of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and Colleen
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Carter in Simcoe.
ARC Insdustries in Dashwood is holding
their Christmas Bazaar on December 7. and
8 from 9 a.m to 4 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Clara
Riley attended the Bluewater Blind Club
Clistmas dinner, held on December 1 in
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Jewitt, Craig, Trent and
Lindsey of Lindon spent the weekend with
her parentso Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell.
Mrs. Ross Millson and Sheryl of
Woodstock spent Saturday night with her
mother Dora Shobbrook. They attended a
shower on Sunday for granddaughter Dora
Lynn Garrow, at the home of Vicki
Colquhoun in Clinton. Also attending were
Darlene and Diana Shobbrook, Kay
Saundercock, Joy Vodden, Bev and Vicki
Lou Riley and Olive Penfound.
The Lions Club sponsored a Grey Cup draw featuring $1,000 as grand prize. John'Semple
won the prize and received it on Nov. 26 from Red Garon who sold the winning ticket and
Lions President Murray East. The club sold' 2,530 tickets. (James Friel photo)
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