HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-05-06, Page 8Ladips I Sunday observed
in LLondesboro church
Ladies Sunday was ob-
served this week. Greeters
were Laura Lyon and Jean
Scott: ushers were Edna
Reid. Penny Overhoe,
Brenda% Radford and Lena
NesbitrRev. Scott, welcomed
011,•aild gale the atintfuneg-
oteptS: -CPO L9 14 91'410 Y%
.10 hq Effithe%Ijeticonvand
.: • lilePrA.F,ti apPrOach bs
Marion
A. bide! silarintra •
004:,L ar, 'and Marhirie:
fit*er "Veatitiful
Garden- of PraYer" and,.
-Et6grY9tiff"., The scripture
was' read 3by Florence Cart.
v..righr. ' '
The children's story by
Joan Whyte was about a little
girl named Gladys who asked
a lot of questions. Junior
teacher was Linda Horba
nuik.
The. Messengers met in
the S.S. rooms with leader
Robert Hunktng.
SONGFEST
A large'numher tram the
community and surrounding
area attended the song fest
Sunday night. Rev . ..Scott
welcomed all and the junior
choir of Londesboro U.C .
gave opening songs with
Barbara Bosman. director
and Louise McGregor organ•
„ ist.
Ken Scott accompanied
himself on guitar. The Craig
Allen singers from Goderich
sang several numbers direct-
ed by Illa Worsen. Gail and
Danny, Lear had an instru-
mental piano and guitar
duet. Harry Lear sang "what
a friend we have in Jesus".
The Snell family.sang several
numbers.
Rev. Scott thanked every-
Who -helped. Following
the program those who parti-
cipated were, invited to the
Sunday iSpboAl , rooms for
lunch proVidel'by the Young
People.
End of season tor shuffle
board was held April 29
Winner were: ladies high.
Genevieve Allen; low. Hazel
Reid: men's high. 'Les Reid.
low. Bob Titompson: play off
winners. Audrey Thompson
and Tom Allen GeneVie4e
Allen than15-ettVretta for her
-work aS settreityeper t
Vlorgrs rt1e1 April JO
• tori3O.rOntle)i. DOluate L voti,
crystal Wify1,14 di4- the EN--
0437‘f Pi!efAkire, 0:c0firta iotor,
'or%
Made lirMiations tor the
mother and &fighter ban-
gild Mrs. Whyte read two
stories called ''t.ganda . -
The annual Ladies hu:+ltng
banquet was held at the
church. The ladies were
thanked by Donna Shaddiek
Presentations were made
to thy following. I be %•ham
pion loam, the Snap Dragons
were presented with the
Radford trophy by Br% nda
Radford I ndly idual mem
hers trbpities,-.yy ere presented
by' Donna'-filiktddiyk to Doro-
thy Airdrie, Marjorie
McNall . Audrey Moltat. and
Roxy Ma tie i absent was
Shirley Bell.).
Second place team. the
.Impatience. were presented
with individual trophies b%
June Fothingill. Team mem-
bers' were Penny Overbite.
Debbie Wallace. Linda Rem.
kema, Genevieve .Allen
(absent was Susan Wallace,)
MORE WINNERS
High average. 1,B. Allen
trophy. presented by Gene•
vieve Allen to Penny Over-
boe who also received an
individual trophy for :having
last years average, Runner
up for I high avarage..---m as
Florence Cartwright: High
triple went to Dorothy. Air-
drie. runner up high triple to
Marlene Armstrong high sin-
gle to Dorothy Airdrie an.d
runner up for high singtc to
Linda Rembema
Most tr '.roved went 10
Linda Renik 111.a Perfect at
tendance winners %were
P.,•uns Os crboy..Doroth% Air
dra . Audrey Mottat. Lierat
time 4 ohn,,Ntoo s .and Tom
Pother:WO.
•Poor itrvits were drawn
Pt9a tianuffon ind won- by
-Dorothy Airvilf • '14\41;',.
Marmtre
T.1.4I19flgtkC14141111- After Altx -
prosoitatialks ladtes u4eut,
tAiWilt4 . Clinton, .cos} n
%t.t.try high
team, Linda Pembenta. Mar
jorie low team ithta
Hamilton. Dorothy
hidden score pri,vs won by
Penn% Overbuy Kar •
KnOtt. Heather 1-othergill.
I4art4.% Wallave Donna
Shadthyk and Shelia Ken
nedy
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Guests were present
from Blyth United. Brussels
United. Presbyterian. Angli-
can and Catholic.• Winthrop
Untied. Seaforth United and
Presbyterian. Londesboro
,anti; -8:wits churches at the
Thailkuffering .Stuld..ay even-
ing. :May at .Dufrs• United
(burgh..
- 4ra- l4eGas 0.11 the
'4.1.8 4P'490* #4-49-90ct
itgqt.),:ilTsented. innsie •
prier 4o 01700. • ,.
Greeters and -Ushers were
.Mrs, • Cliff ' Mrs.-
,Barry tioem. Mrs. Harold
MgCallum. Mrs. Paul Me-
Callum and Mrs.• Graeme'
Craig of the l'th and Bound-
ry Unit. '
Mrs. ,Don McDonald ex-
tended a warm welcome to.
everyone ; Mrs. Doug Fraser
gave a reading. Look to the
Day. as this is the day God
Doris lilelc.ittley. and Mari-
one FUYter of the Goshen-
Varna charge favoured the
audience with several
uPulele selections . with
duets. "He" and -Till we
meet again". Then everyone
Joined in with them when
they sang. "Right 'in the
corner where you are.••
guest speaker and talked on
the 1981 year of the disabled.
Site is originally from Bel-
more and now lives in Wing-
ham. She told of her handi-
cap and how she learned to
cope with it and told us how
we should help the disabled
everyone who helped during
the servtce.
Doris McKinley favoured
with several selections on her
marimba,
The closing hymn. Jesus is
the, Man Who Cares for
Others, preceded the-bene-
diction' by Rev. Charles A.
Mr. and Mis. Merton
Hackwell were greeters Sun-
day morning at Duff's United
Church. Mrs. Ian Wilbee was
' organist.
Ittev. Charles A. Swan sang
a solo.'In times like these'.
Ushers were. Emerson
Mitchell, Neil MeOavin and
Aly,itx MONIR 4,Ck •
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Supper guests Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether,
Steven and John.
Mrs. Connie Ingram.
MissiSsauga. spent the
weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Cairns,
Elizabeth ,Dinsmore,
• Bilimptqw Asito with her
fuOgiib-ri .14s., Eleven
14;0104.n-9h The Weekehd.
•QUEST SPEAKER out:. c001010nity.
INOPTIP. gallagh %as . Mrs. G, . Craig , thanked
YOUNG ANGLERS - Robin Scaril and Joshua Chalmers (foreground)
were looking for a lucky strike while fishing the Bayfield River from
Hanna's Bridge west of EgmondvIlle Sunday.. (Photo by Hook)
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