Clinton News-Record, 1987-05-13, Page 7The Blyth Lions Club held a euchre party at the memorial hall on May 9. One of the par-
ticipants was Glen Carter of Londesboro. (Anne Narejko photo)
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987—Page 7
Family discussed at dalton service
"Family" was the theme for the United
Church Women's Joint meeting of both units
held May 5 in the church basement.
Margorie Humphries was in charge of
devotions. Marie McGavin was painist.
Marie Coutts read scripture, Psalm 128.
Meditation on the Family was given by
Mary Humphries. Marjorie Humphries led
in prayer, followed by recipe for family
stew,
Marie McGavin, leader for Leadership
and Development, introduced the guest
speaker Joy Daymond, who spoke on the
Community Psychiatric Services of Clinton,
Goderich and Wingham. There are many
other services available and much informa-
tion was given and many questions were
answered. A film, The Invisible Wall in car-
toon was shown.
Marvin Godkin presided for the business,
opening with a poem, " "What God Is".
Marilyn McDonald reported the recent ex-
ecutive meeting and read correspondence.
Thank you cards were read. An invitation
was accepted to Moncton Church, June 9 at 8
p.m: with a car load to attend. A donation of
$50 was approved to be sent to the Bible and
Friendship House.
U.C.W. pins have been ordered to com-
memorate the organization's 25th Anniver-
sary, orders to be taken through the units.
The U.C.W.'s to sent a gift of $25 to the Mis-
sion and Service Fund.
Several items were brought back from the
board meeting. Reports were given from
several committees. The Blyth Festival sup-
per will be catered to on August 23. The beef
barbecue, put on by the Walton 11 unit, was
announced for June 27 with supper to be
taken out. A committee was to be chosen to
clean the kitchen on Monday, May 11.
The meeting was closed with prayer
followed by a social half hour during which a
lunch was provided by Margaret Bennett,
Margery Ritchie, Ruth Thames, Alice
Searle and Phyllis Mitchell.
CHURCH NEWS
Jim and Mary Mann were greeters Sun-"
day morning at Duff's United Church.
Pianist was Glenda Carter. Ushers were
Dean Hackwell, Ross Bennett and Bruce
Clark, Scriptures were read by Steve Fritz.
The Junior choir led by Rev. Lamble
presented the Anthem, "Psalm of the Good
Shepherd" with the Congregation joining in
with the refrain, "The Lord is my shepherd,
there is nothing I shall want".
One of the scriptures was dramatized by
the Sunday school numbers.
A very impressive dedication service was
held when Rev. Bonnie Lamble asked Barry
and Olene ( Dundas) McLeod and Natasha to
come to the front when Olene dedicated to
the Glory and Praise of God, gold candle
sticks in memory of her. parents Torrance
and Olive Dundas. Graeme Craig, clerk of
session made the dedication of Bible to the
Sunday school in their memory.
It was announced the Junior Choir Prac-
tice would be held Thursday, May 14 at 4:15
p.m. as June 7 is the Anniversary service at
Bluevale Pesbyterian Church and the recep-
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well chosen words. She then presented her
with a life membership certificate and pin of
the United Church Women to honor her for
her faithful work and many years of service.
Dora was taken by surprise.
Connie Hoggart read the psalm of praise.
The anthem was sung by the junior choir
with organist Gail Lear and director Mar-
sha Szusz.
The UCW ladies had several quilts they
had quilted on display in the church.
Personals
Arnold and Ora Bruce, along with Clara
and Carman Riley attended the wedding of
Bob Riley and Mary Lamont of Ethel on
May 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tasker and Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Bruce visited with Edward and
Cherida Riley in London on Mothers' Day.
Jack and Helen Lee attended the 25th wed-
ding anniversary of his brother Murray and
Kathy Lee of Kincardine in Ripley on May 9.
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nifer of London spent Mothers' Day with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns.
Gloria and Wayne Jackson and Sandra of
Ridgetown spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen and attend-
ed church with them. They also attended a
barbecue at the home of Keith and Nancy.
Also present were Karen and Don Scuton,
Colleen and John of Clinton, along with Dr.
and Mrs. Lester Allen of Watford.
Dora Shobbrook was honored and proud to
have all her family, granchildren and great-
grandchildren except for Joan of Ottawa at-
tending church with her on Mothers' Day.
There were 26 family members present
when she recieved her Life Membership pin
from the UCW.
The family of Orville and Nettie Newby
honored thein on Mothers' Day. Present
were Dorothy and Bob Menary, Andrew, •
Kim and friend Stephen of Newmarket, Don
and Phyllis Newby of Innerkip, Dennis
Newby of Kitchener, Ken and Daniel of Kit -
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Burns UCW
The Burns UCW meeting was held on May
6 at the home of Josephine MacGregor with
14 members present.
Hazel Reid opened the meeting with a
reading, then a hymn was sung. A poem was
read by Joan Hoggarth.
The topic of Man's Greatest Power was
presented by Hazel Reid, Jean Leiper,
Gloria McEwing and Josephine MacGregor.
A hymn followed and Hazel Reid closed with
a prayer.
Amelia Rice conducted the business. Roll
call was answered with a Bible verse and
the minutes of the last meeting were read.
The treasurer's report was given by
Margaret Taylor and the correspondence
was read. Thanks was received from Trudy
Pollard for the quilt she received.
Amelia Rice reported that 15 boxes of
clothing were delivered to Toronto.
Gloria McEwing's team were winners in
the copper contest. A motion was made that
the group donate $1,000 to the Londesbbro
United Church property fund.
Trudy Pollard will make reservations for
the June dinner meeting. Amelia Rice clos-
ed the meeting..Lunch was served by Hazel
and her group.
Recital
Cheryl Bromley and her students hope
many will attend their step dancing recital
on May 14 at Hullett Central School. The
event begins at 7:30 p.m.
Arnold Craig will be the fiddler and Marie
Flynn will be at the piano.
There are plenty of special guests and the
students want to show local people what
they have learned. They hope to provide
some good entertainment.
tion of new membt;cs of the confirmation
class. Communion will be held Sunday, June
14 at Walton Church. June 7 is the church
picnic sponsored by the Sunday School.
The confirmation class met Sunday after-
noon and the Youth Group went to Bluevale
in the evening.
On Wednesday, May 27 a cold meat sup-
per will be at Bluevale United Church.
W.I. NOTES
Correction - Helen Boven helped with the
last euchre, sorry her name was missed.
,Euchre ends the season with a dessert
euchre, May 28 at 7 p.m.
The next luncheon (turkey) is being held
on Wednesday, May 20. The regular May
Meeting: Family and Consumer Affairs, is
scheduled for that same evening at 8:15 in
the hall. Everyone is welcome.
AREA SPORTS
The Walton Area Sports Committee held
its, monthly meeting last Monday evening
at the library.
There is still more work to be done at im-
proving the park. Ball equipment is to be
purchased.
Plans were made for the garage and bake
sale on Friday, May 15 from 4 to 8 p.m. and
Saturday, May 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 pan. at
the Walton lark. Donations can be left at
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