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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-09-28, Page 9kURQN ExPOriQR SEPTEMBER20 1978 randtnoth..,efsT ho is 1 up presents gift the iniscellarieotis fund, It was decided to pass the apron atellnd'to all members again this year., Ainnouncenrients were Oven out for the Communion service on October 1st and short discussion on the Turkey Supper, Mrs, Cliff Ritchie and Mrs. Barry Walton gr Hoegy will look after the display for the Brussels fair. The next meeting will he at the • home of Mrs. Roy WO Lamson. A social half hour was enjoyed during lunch served, by Mrs. R. Williamson and Mrs. F. Uhler, The unit met at the home of Mrs. Graeme Craig on Wednesday evening with 14 members and one visitor, present. Mrs. Roy Williamson opened with a poem, "Why have a plowing match, Hymn, "Come ye thankful' people come" was sung. Scripture lesson was taken from Psalm 103. Mrs. Fred Uhler read a poem, "Glory through •the overcast." fol- lowed tly prayer. The of- fering was received ' and • dedicated. Mrs. Fred Uhler spokeon the Topic, "The work ethic.," 'Mork for the night is' coming" and prayer closed the devotions. Mrs. Graeme Craig • pre- sided for the business and presented Mrs. Keith Clark with a gift in appreciation of her work in the unit when she liVed here.' Minutes 'Were approved as read by Mrs. Helen Williamson. Mrs. Bar- Mrs, K,MeDOnald; Grand mother with anniversary nearest to date; Mrs; Earl Watson, Grandmother with the most. grandsons; Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Grand. mother with the most grand- ' daughters; Mrs. E. Stevens, Grandmother with a birthday ,. nearest to today; Mrs. Ron. p.ennett. Grandmother with the most married grand 7 children; Mrs. Sadie McDonald, .Grandmother with a grandchild farthest away,Mrs. H. Hudie. The Queen was followed by lunch served by hostes- ses, Mrs. K. McDonald, Mrs. E. Stevens, Mrs. Earl Watson and Mrs. Gerald Watson. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wat- son, and Mrs. Earl Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stevens, Mrs. Jim Shortreed and Mrs. William Blake went by bus last Saturday and visited the Farmer's Market at Kitchener. put in Current Events. The fneeting was turned over to` he Citizinship ,and World Affairs convenors, when Mrs. Keith Rock read a poem, "If God went on strike". Mrs. E. Mitchell played several violin selections. Mrs. Walt Bewley was introduced by Mrs. K. Rock when slides were shown of their'recent trip to Australia and places enroute. She was thanked by Mrs. MitChell and presented with a gift on behalf of the Women's In- stitute. Mrs. E. Mitchell ,'read a couple of poems, "What a Grandmother is" and "Grandmother speaks." Prizes were donated by Mrs. Mitchell to the grandmother with the youngest granchild: hi correspondence the Huronview' Auxiliary Autumn Tea was announced for Wednesday, October 11, from 2 to 4 p.m. The Fall Rally will be held in the Londesboro hall on October 2 with registration at 9:30 a.m. MIS. Fred Howe, Ontario Pinvincial .Curator to be the guest speaker. It is to be a pocks' lunch, Voting dele- gates to attend are Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs. Allan - Several of the members offered to help at the Inter- national plowing match the banquet at Howich Com- munity Centre and to donate pies and cookies. Mrs. Viola Kirkby will be delegate to attend' the Area Convention at Bingeman Park, Waterloo on, October Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall 887-6677 • Mrs, Nelson Reid, curater read a letter from the Historical Society, reminding us of the meeting in the Exeter Hall on September 27 and Moncrief on October 12. It was moved start the euchre card parties on Tues., dc'tober 10th with committee of Mrs. Keith Rock, Mrs. Harold' Hudie, Mrs,. Viola Kirk y andMrs. Ron Bennett in .charge. Lunch will be pfovided, The- fall 4-H project, "Es- sential Eatables" has started with leaders, Walton I - Margaret Shertreed and Mrs. Ron Bennett; Walton 2 - Mrs. Harold Hudie and Mrs. Harold McCallum. It was decided to announce the bazaar of December 9, planned by the Institute to be :Grandmothers were guests at the Citizenship and World AffaIrs Meeting of the. Wal- ton Women's Institute on WedlIOSdax, evening, Sept. 20th, field in the community hall, Mrs. Bill Humphries chaired the meeting opening with a poem, the Institute Ode, the Mary Stewart Col- lect and 0 Canada with ,.pianist, Mrs. Lavern Godkin: Minutes were read by Mrs. Jim Axtmann followed by the roll call when rnerebers answered by !1What does being a W.I. member mean to me". Several thank-you cards were read concerning recent cater- ing.- Bowes .Electroilics specialize in T.V. Tower &Antenna Installation Free Estimate's -"No Obligation Remember We Install the Best and Repair the Rest BOWES ELECTRONIC SHOP Located on Hamilton St. S . • I Blyth 523-4412- Open 1.9 p.m. Mon. through Sat. Londesboro hosts 'county W.I. rally guest speaker will be Mrs, Fred Howe of Embro., .pni- vincial curator of the Tweedsmuir History Book. Other guests will also be present to bring greetings. All institute. Members are g, Hoegy gave the trea- • invited to attend, this day staves Mrs long rally. Huron County-;;Women's Institute will meet at Londesboro, October 2nd for their annual County rally .with voting delegates from each branch. Hiiron West District President,. Mrs, - Graham McNee of Dungan- non will be in charge. The New f a 61- .11.1 ...moves o Londesboro area . report and Hugh Johnston reported for I. •• • • 0 0000 • • IP' • 000000 0000 0 oo • * • • • • oo • • • • • • ughlegs .Director • • • • APPLIANCES7,--Th • SEWING .,• • ( Sewing Machine ServTe?` ',.-'.orrespondent Mrs. Bert Shobbrook 523-4250 • . wedding, dinner and re- of the United Church of ception forlatters sister' Carol Canada was guest speaker Bender and William Gilmore The evening service took the who were married on Friday, form of a Huron Perth September 22nd at the Presbyterian Rally. Station in Listowel. • ' A bus trip on Sunshine Attending O.E.S. Grand Chapter 63 session in Toronto on Thursday Sept.21 from Regal Chapter Eilyth were all Past Matrons, Edyth Beacon, Dora Shobbrook, Marjorie East, Mildred A mont, Marion Snell, Dorothy Elliott, Frank Elliott P.P. We were honoured to have the 3 "B" Barbara, Bonnie and Betty Snell sisters entertain Lr`with Rev. McDonald was in Atwood on' Sunday afternoon as Guest speaker at the Dedication of a new Christian Education wing on the United Church, built by the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Murelf of Orangeville visited on weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kelland, a number from our comrnuity attended the 100th Anniversary of Mrs. Glen Carter and Colleen 'Spent weekend visiting the formers sister-in-law Mrs.- Margaret Taman of Bramp- ton and the latters Aunt Mrs. Hazel Kerr and Margaret of Toronto While in Toronto the Carters attended the last Blue Jay game of the season in Toronto vs. ..the Boston Red Sox.'' Mrs. Taman returned home with them for a few ' days. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick were Miss Lloy Shaddick of Kitchener, Jeff, Karen and Susie of Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knox of Macklin Saskatche- wan are visiting with M,r. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns visited on Sunday in Kin- cardine with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith when they celebrated first birthday of Great Grand- daughter Kerri Lee Delmer. OPTICIAN FUNERAL HOME --N fi.- -Whitney -Ribey Funeral Home DECORATING Graves - Veiltpape•r & Paint Featuringcanadian 1\48,°: m616porfted Wall Coverings 527-0550 Seaforth Mr, Jim NeilanS was adrtilited to Victoria Hospital Lendon.-OirThursday. - 'We,. welcome Mrs. Florence. Cartwright, John and Claude to the' village having purchased the,pro- perty of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Salverda. • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cartwright have purchased the farm of Florence and late Norma Cartwright., . -- Sunday Septaier 17th visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson John and Eliza- beth were • her father ' John .Turner, her brother Mr. and Mrs. George. Turner, Barry and' Bonnie of Tuckersmith. Mr. and 'Mrs. Orville Newby returned home on Monday September 18th from 2 week fishing trip to Penibrooke. MrS. Joe Shaddick and Mrs. Laura Forbes enjoyed a bus trip on Wednesday to Frankeninuth. Michigan sponsored by Anglician Church Clinton . Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Fother- gill and family attended the Depot Service to all makes. Free estimates 90 day warranty Experienced since 1952 Sew and Save Centre Ltd; . 149 Downie St. 2 doors south of Hudsons1 Stratford. 2719660 Clitsed Mondays ./ • David • Langstaff Ltd. Optician 87 Main 'St.. South, Seaforth • • • • • • • • • • • Appliance & • • Refirigerption • • Serve • • Autorized factory warranty • • Service and repairs to GE , FRIGIDAIRE • • & INGLIS • • APPLIANCES • Service and repairs to all • makes • Don Horne • • • Maintenance • • 527 -0636' 4 Seafart • e▪ "--7APPLIANCES • • tours on Saturday to Kitchener was enjoyed by Hazel Reid, Gloria McEwing Beth Knox and Elsie Shad- dick from here , W.I. County Rally will be held October 2 nd a.m: in Londesboro Hall, Bring box lunch. Coffee will be served. U.C.W. T laajer,o f - fering will be held October. 4th at 8 p.m. in the church, guest speaker Mrs. Wittick - of Blyth. Mrs. Lloy Shaddick of Kitchener spent weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick. The ladies of the con- gregation are busy this week t preparing food and serving at the Londesboro United Church booth at the Inter- national Plowing Match Wingham. Anthony Sleevewendhock of Kitchener spent weekend. Ontario St. United Church on With his Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Sunday eve:1)11g when Rev. Arie Duizer, Mr. and Mrs. George NC-Tuttle, Moderator' Jack Armstrong, Mr: and ROSS W. RIBEY, DIRECTOR • • • • OPTOMETRIST'S AND OPHTHAMOLOGISTS Prescriptions Filled Promptly 87 Goderich St., Seaforth • • • • PHONE, 527-1390 • CEMETERY MONUMENTS Sincere and courteous' service \. INSURANCE IS YOUR .INSURANCE OP TO DATE? 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