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THE HURON EXPOSIT01, MARCH 23 1978 13
Iton WI plans annua meeting
• SAWING LOGS—Jameb Kuepfer saws-away at a log while Vernon Brehn looks on.
The two are loggers working for J.H. Kesso and Sons Ltd. in Listowel. They have
been taking out about 50 trees a day at this bush near Walton, the first logging
; operation that's been seen in this area for sometime. The bush is on the farm of
'Gerald Ryan. (Expositor Photo)
Londesboro United
There were mine .tables of
euchre in piny at', the Walton
Community Hall, 'Tuesdayeven-
ing, March-14. P;iZe winners
were: High lady-Mrs. Ken
McDonald; 1..ow lady-Mrs. Rena
Watt, Blyth. High man-Bert
Daer, Blyth; Low man-Harold
Bolger.; Most lone hands.Mrs. E.
Stevens.
Hostesses in charge were Mrs.
Bill Humphries; Mrs. Kathy
Achillis and Mrs. Bev. Smith.'
There will 'be another. euchre
Tuesday, evening with a door
prize.
interesting Motto on thellistory
of Walton. Mrs,- Kirkby gave a
comical reading on,"She loved
,her Antique".
A plant sale was held an lunch
was served by Mrs. BeV Smith;
Mrs, Herb Traviss and-Mrs. Jack
Gordon.
Mrs. Edna Hackwell spent a
few days in London last• week at
the home of 'her daughter
Mrs, Jim Payne has returned
home from Seaforth Hospital', her
daughter Mrs. L. Chisholm of
Thingannon visited her.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gingerich (nee Linda
Traviss) on the arrival of twin
girls at Clinton Hospital on March
14th and to. Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Clark (nee' Shirley Johnston) on
the arrival' of their son on
Sunrise service
Shobbrook read the sermon on
the mount and meditation by , Vi
Burns. Thank yous were from the
Whyte family and Lloyd 'Pipe.
Roll call was answered by 10
Members paying fees. Three
visitors present. Happy birthday
to Margaret-Anderson, Margaret
W1_,IVt? and Nona_Pipe.
A memorial of $100, in memory
Londesboro Lions
have fun night'
Londesboro -Lions Club held a
very successful "Fun Night" in
the hall on Friday night. Winners
on draw were: 1 hind _quarter
beef, Harry Lear; 1 ham. Bill,
Treble; 1 turkey Gary Wilson.
Lion members would like to thank
all who helped in any way.
Personals
Mrs. ' Dennis Penfound is a
patient Yin -Stratford General
Hospital.
Mr. and-Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
spent Wednesday in Woodstock
with their daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Millson.
Valerie Miller and Marsha
visited on Sunday with her
grandparents Mr4 and Mrs. B.
Sirobbrook. - '
On Monday, March 6, Reeve
John Jewitt talked to the
Londesboro .4H groups on council
and how the help the coMmunitv.
- On Monday, March 18, the 4H
club travelled to the ceramic class
led by Mrs. Slater in Auburn.
Everyone • returned to • Mrs.-
Florence Snellls to see her
ceramic articles and figurines.
readers Mrs. Tom-Duizer and
Judy Datema would-like to thank
Mr. .Tewitt, Mrs. Slater and Mrs.
Snell for their interest and time at
these meetings.
W.I. Card Party will be held on
Thursday, March 23.
Good Friday service . will be
held on Friday evening' at 8:00
p.m. in Londesboro Church.
of Eva Howatt, was' received. The
April meeting will be Easter
meeting. May well be a joint
meeting with Armwell unit.
IsabelAirdrie is to clean brass for
April. .
Study was taken by Dora
-Shobbrook and "Vi Burns: The
service in adult worship• was
to be in .Spciforth „on—. "Have it more
abundantly" with Dora taking
leader, with readers NOna Pipe,
Tri Duizer, Marg Anderson, Alice
'Buchanan, Addie Hunking and
Mary Longman with Vi Burns
reading explanations. Dora gave
sortie' notes-on study of Carib-
bean, then introduced' Sandra
Westerhaut who showed slides of
their Caribbean holiday this past
winter which were enjoyed by,, 1.
Vi thanked her and presented a
gift. Lunch was served by
Margaret Anderson. A very
successftil Family •Film Night was
held -in the United Church on
Friday evening when the Film
"Mustang Country" was shown,
an exceptionally good family film.._
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held at the halt in the form of a
potluck supper. _Membership is
$2,00 this year and sunshine
sisters will be revealed. Mrs.
,..-John Freeman, Gorrie, Disirick
President will be a guest and
install the new officers. .
Plans are being made by Mrs.
Lavern Godkin and Mts. Jim •
Axtmann to put on program at the
hBrusselsIursday, Nursing -Home , on
Another quilt. has'just been
completed by the institute with
the help of community_ :ladies
and will be offered for saie.The
first quilt completed will be
- drawn for at the June meeting,
Committees for card parties
were chosen on March 28 will be
Mrs. Keith Rock;; Mrs. Viola
Kirkby: Mrs.- Harold Bolger and
Mrs Ken McDonald. :There will An extra item of information,. how well their conservation - '
has been added tOGntario Hydro forfs are working.
bills to help customers measure Starting thiS month the revised
bill, sent to Hydrp's 800,000 rural
customers, will show-a cus-
tomer's ,average daily use of
electricity. The bill, when.,hased
on a Meter reading, will indicate
the average use'of electricity in
•Kildwatt-hours 'per day,
The average daily use figure
will be calculated from individual
meter readings, every three
be a door prize.
• April .11th card party commit-
tee to be Mrs. Don McDonald;
Mrs. Alvin McDonald; Mrs. Herb
Traviss and Mrs. Allan McCall._
It was agreed to have a Dessert
Euchre on April th.
After much disc stop it was
decided to have a quilt display at
the hall on May 27th with a tea
table and Bake sale:
The meeting was turned over to
convener Mrs. Kirkby who read
"The Recipe" and introduced the EdKulperger, planning super- guest speaker Mrs. Joan Clark intendent at Ontario Hydro's who _previously worked with the conservation - &vision, says- the . . . retarded association in Wingham figures on the revised bill will at the Jack Reavie Opportunity fluctuate with the seasons. "If hall. She showed slides 'of the customers keep their bills for a work being .done there , .and year and compare them from one answered questions about her year to the next, then-they'll be' interest in it. Mrs. Kirkby pre-
able to see -how well their sented her with a gift on behalf of conservation efforts • are the institute then Mrs. Humph- working." 'ries presented a gift to her as she He also noted that some of the has moved to Blyth, also one for best ways to reduce the average Mrs. Eleanor Liphard who moved daily use of electricity are M turn away recently. off unnecessary lights. Mrs. Nelson Reid _gave----an-.
Palm Sunday service in the
United Church was held on
Sunday morning. Welcoming
were Reg Lawson and Garnet
Wright. Ushers were Neal
Cartwright, John- Lawson, Bob
Penfound and Kevin Tamblyn.
Choir anthem was Hosanna.aed
a solo "Psalms" was sung by =
BarbaraBosrnan accompanied by
organist Louise McGregor. '
Rev. McDo aid's children's •
time was "Wh -y don't know
won't hurt you teachers
were Barbara Knox a ' June
Fothergill. Londesboro nited
Church congregation• are invited
to the Sunrise Service in .Seaforth
United church next Sunday
morning at 7:0? aim. with
breakfast following.
Rev. McDonald was the
_guest speaker when the Berean
Unit met March 14. President
Hattie Wood welcomed all and
opened with Gods Call to
Israelites and prayer. Dora
H u I lett
Kids haVe
green da
On March Ofi5$ the afilsMitr,
teachers of Hullett and nianr,
other sehdols, took their winter
break. On Mara 28, the studentS
will be-returning to The
noon hour will.once again be 35
minutes long and the students will
be dismissing at 3:30.
Hotdogs, Skating
On March 16, the Student's
Council of Hullett sold hotddts to
the entire ,school. Later that
afternoon, the students ! went
skating at the Blytli- arena from
12:45 to 2:15. Everyone enjoyed
themselves thoroughly, and are
now enjoying 'the Winter Break
even more.
Green Day
On March 16, Mrs. Jamieson's
Grade 2 class held a green day, in
honour of ST: Patrick's Day. The
pupils all wore something green'
and ate green foods such as green
jello, green freshie and green
ice-cream. The students all
enjoyed themselves.
Dance
On March 15. Hullett Central
held a dance for the grade 7 and '8
students. Admission was 25 cents
per person. Pop and chips were
sold and Mr. Riley and Mr.
Gingerich chaperoned it. The
dance was well attended and
everyone enjoyed themselves
greatly.
You
can have
your own
home
That home you dream •
about.is now withirryour
reach—all yours to enjoy
while its investment value
keeps growing over the
years. Get' it with the
help of a Victoria and
Grey nnottgagebuilt to
fit your need and your
- purse. Do it today at
Victoria and Grey.
The Citizenship and World
.A.ffir.s meeting of the Nalttm
Women's Institute was held in
the Community Hall on Wednes-
day evening, March 15th with 20
Members present and one visitor,
Mrs: Bill Humphries presided
for
was
Mrs. ' Herb Travis
was the pianist, Minutes were
approved,.-as read by• Mrs. Ken
McDonard 'followed by the fin-
ancial statement. Ivtrs. Hump-
hries biought in the new slate of
officers from the nominating
committee. '
The' annual meeting will be
to use phone
knowing emergency numbiii:
The cubs will be tested on this
knowledge next_ week which wile`'
coMplete the Blue Star. Credits for
a number of the . cubs.
Insurance salesman to
customer; "You've filled in this
application alright except for one
thing, Mr,' Smith--where it asks
the relaticinship of Mrs. Smith to
yourself, you should have put
dwyn.,:,,ife; not, strained.'''
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Wednesday, March 15th at Sea.
forth Community Hospital,
Mr. -and' Mrs. Allan Searle
arrived home on Sunday from a
holiday in Florida .There are
several families froni the area
away to Florida for the Winter
school break.
The Walter' Area Sports Club
met at the home of Rick and Jo
Anne McDonald and planned for
a busy ball season. They invite all
the coaches and anyone interest-
ed in coachhig to attend the next
meetings on April 5th' at Dave and ,
Carol Collins.
Mr. and Mrs, David Allison of
London visited qn Saturday with
Mrs. Jean Broadfoot.
Mr. and' Mrs. Ron Bennett
arrived _ home from a week'S
vacation in -Florida:-
Hydro bills will show
energy -savings
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Cubs study how
The Green Pack, under the
leadership of Norman Cartwright,
was in charge of the opening and
closing ceremonies at • the
Londesboro Cub meeting on
Tuesday evening. Sixer Roger
Cunningham led the opening and
Seconder Larry Gross_ led the
clOsing call.
For • the study period, Stan
McDonald instructed the cubs on
'the proper way- to use a
telephone, telephone- book, and
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