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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-05-20, Page 6ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN •l IF and Nlortgage Insurantl I'I,ms Inc.mv Rut truniolt S., tugs Plans and A ninnues Ink ume craging \...k tor our new Fleiblk • Prernin R R . 10PRFSFNTINt; Tel .527-0410 Sun Life Assurance. 117 GODERICH ST. EAST CoMpany of Canada SEAFORTH for 21 years. 0.1 f FRIDAY,-MAY 22 - 9- 12 MIDNIGHT SATURDAY, MAY 23 =9 A.M. - 5 P.M. OPEN AT STORE AS WELL Offering a GIANT SELECTION of. End-of-Line Merchandise at incredibly low prices! 4P104$4 IEVERYTHINGE, Garden MUST GO Supplte Camping I is I etil hi wVi I Bike Accessories Tents Tricycles Baseball Shirts Hockey Equipment Roof Vents Watches Light Fixtures Cookware Lock Sets, Fishing Supplies Paints & Glues DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO CASH IN ON THE BIGGEST SALE EVER AT CANADIAN TIRE Use your cash bonus coupons on your purchases No coupons will be issued at thes low prices. Use your Canadian Tire Card, Visa or Mastercard 4 M THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 20, 1981 Baptism performed at Londesboro Bromley, Katrina, May daughter of Richard and Brenda Konarski. - The childrens time was Baptism - why we use water - because water is tkcleanser. Junior teachOs were Joan Whyte and Florence Cart- Might. • : • The' settann "4;esys, pro- Correspondent • pounced communion service MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK Mpy 31st and Official Board 5234250 meeting June 1st. Junior UNTIED CHURCH choir led the music with, A number of visitors at- Barbara Bosman choir direct- tended the sacra ment of • .or. Louise McGregor pianist. baptism held on Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Whyte clerk Welcoming' were. .Nick 9f session invited the parents yte an4..49010 present their4014FC4 $°- tr94,1A-;' Danny , 04,1i .-4antei, Rev'. Scott for gaRti$T.-1* John .4wsno. Rev: sited Scott William ' • welcomed all, ..*r. • of Kathy t g;k1F4 INNAVoomitik w ANA 0144 th owl ire • Find out for yourself! The Classifieds are quick on the draw... drawing in our °entice readership... and that can result in a high caliber response. When you're in the market to buy or goods or services.... don't keep it under your hat. Advertise in the Classifieds. Just call one of our Ad-Visors! tooreirisrieire 4.7g$10WV11- fxpositor Since 1860. Serving the Community First 527-0240 w ho bought tickets for the supper. A very special thanks to all those who donated money,. and food and helped in so many ways to make rt-e night the success it was ahout your help we couldn't-do it. agevan'Ont.t. meeting. was ii0d,g4,12tlx:41.0 ,P411,, with trekked the Pacific crili trail last autumn leimiing July 16th. Gary attended school in Quebec now works in Strat- ford. He gave a very interest- ing travelogne and answered questions. He showed the knap sack telling what was in it and • showed pictures he had taken. He was thanked and presented with a gift by Laura Lyon. All sign- ed a "Get well" card for Ida 1Durnin. Lunch was served by Hattie Wood, Margaret And- erson, Laura Lyon, Laura Saundercock and Ida Durnin. Helen Lee on behalf of Aimwell unit thanked the Berean unit for 'the evening. on th th, of his mother on May 1 age 76. Con tulations to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Anderson on • Rifigetewit spe,tir a fe* days Mrs. Vtgylie r4r h` her arents . Mr. and!. Ms. Tom Allen on Wednesr , Remember, it take but a moment to place an Ex- positor Want Ad. Dial Ser0240. Meeting of the W.I. was held May 13 with Barbara Bosman at Kano. President Alice Buchanan welcomed all with reading . "This is the day for mothers. Roll Call - "What condit- ion in the world I would like to change" 18 members and 1 visitor present. Minutes and financial re- port by secretary Tres. June Fothergill. Correspondence.,, was: thanks from Vi Burns and Stephen Duizer; a letter from, Clinton Hospital, Marjorie Duizer gave an interesting report of officers conference she had attended. Business was to donate 325 to Clinton Public Hospital. 530.00 in pennies for friend... ship. Delegates to district annual meeting May 25th at St. Helens are Alice -Buchan- an, Marjorie Duizer, Margar- et Taylor and Dora Shob- day she and her mother visited Mrs. Verda Johnston at Kirkton. Margaret Taylor spent few days with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brydes and family near Belgrave and attended the graduation ercises at Wing/Lam HO pi- Walton. institute:rflOnlbiTi who.attended. 4b09th An- nDiustlreteeentil-T06geldaRy!mtiltq atr. 1981 in • Bluevale United Church *ere Marjorie tinAibrtMepra ntd iesi, i, ,Betty Meargar metCcrcalagii Ma 'ode Rock. Ruth Axt- mann, Marion Godkin, Irene brook. for morning will be by Marjorie Duizer. The bake sate held at Mary's Sewing Centre Fash- ion show May 6th realized $140. ($70 for cancer and $70 for the ARC Industries, Dashwood.) $15 in awards to Grade 8, pupils Home Econ- omic and Industrial Arts will be made. AliCe Buchanan thanked all, who helped in any way with Sittithine sister Banquet Huronview Birthday party and Bake Sale. There was a discussion .on subscribing to the federated youth maga- zine. Addie Bunking gave Tweedsnaitir clippings in Blyth town hall built in 1925 Helen Lawson reported on Historical meetings. It was moved to pay 'Helen's mem- bership dues to histocial society. ' *931,1,golliti1/41cpwildo,400 :Margery liggOer• . The• their was. "Vie need to be need ". It, lie(nt the inter national year of the handi- capped, Miss Marjorie' Mur- ray of Teeswater was guest speaker. Sunday greeters at Duff's United Church were Mr. and Barbara Rosman intro- duced guest speaker Janice Coultes from Belgrave with pictures on Russia where she had' been on a farm tour, which was very interesting. She was thanked and pre- sented with a gift by June Fothergill. A musical band with kitchen pots and pans and marched with Bart Bis- meat piano to the music. 2 contests on W.I. officers duties and • procedures, Lunch was served by Gene- vieve. Allen, Vi Burns and Dora Shobbrook. USE EXPOSITOR. WANT - ADS Phone 527-0240 time. Mrs. Joe Shaddick spent 10 days with her nice Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Bell and Heather at Prince Rupert, B.C. Mrs. Beth Knox and eonsin from Merton spent a week visiting relatives in CalBary- A#s: Rick MC, , (*Saw'. ;MIS - Others ;Pell McGuin, McDonald: and Neil Mrs. flerb Travis,s and Thin ald McDonald sang a *duet. The sacrament of Baptism was administered to Ellen Jack- lyn Jean Workman, infant "A Mansion over the. Hill- top." The Rev. Charles A. Swan spoke with the children on "Words, use them wise- ly" and his sermon was "The Victorious Christ." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Workman. Roy Wil- liamson presented the certif- cate. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stevens; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob De Vries took in the 3 day bus trip last week to Holland Michigan, staying at Brenton Harbour. They reported the flower shows and paiades were very beautiful this year. • Guests,with Mr. and Mrs.. Brian Workman and family following the Baptismal ser- vice at Duff's United Church on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robinson of Wthghatn; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Workman; Mr. and Mrs. John • Pennington, Mary, Rick and Lisa; Jackie Wokman and Paul Gowing of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles visited on Saturday with Mr. and. Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor and family . , !Med a. seconds c9tning" c •AitnYm4 unit .a Pea- Mr '',. inittaetc. Progtani try Hattie The7 unired Cligrelt `omen Margaret Whyte oii.eieninPO %ad? niesligatinn ye are the- Weald:like to tlianiL,41 hose ' ':alb Worship ied' by Laura light of the world and • - • % tra2 Pining KO b911414 )gayer- ' i • ' ; ''. • . . 'personality. •Bdyth .' BeaCOe ,, .1atiet. Wood sang .the tied in fOr La0r4 Satinilet• gnitar‘ ock, reading. %*riptttte• 'Hattie introduce d 'guest Prayer by Laura 1400. ' speaker Gary $4.ttialis' one of • Business conducted by our Londesboro boys who Margaret Whyte in absence 144,c, of Helen wson. Minutes of last meeti , read by Dora Shobbrook. orrespondence was a Than!' You from Norman Wright Vi Burns, Stephen Duizer, Doreen Cart- er for "flowers of hope" South Huron association for mentally retarded. Roll call was to name a province and its flower enib- lein by 12 members and 21 visitors. Edythe Beacon re- ported for General May 31 at 7:30 p.m. Blyth U.C.W. Gospel singers 'Re-Union; June 2nd visitors Day, next U.C.W. General June 8th, Explorers and mothers guests. Cleaning brass for June is Laura Lyon. PERSONALS New business - Betty' \I ' • Sympathy is extended to Hulley had on display 2 large mr, a d Mrs. Bev Wallace wooden ,spoons made 'by Larry Mayberry. It was mov- ed to give the family tickets to the Ham-Turkey supper in apprecilion. Two large trays were donated by Mary Long- man, Margaret and Sandra Good. Betty updated large increase In price of paper tablesclothes. Helen Lee re- ported a number of small .essentials needed for kitchen ,W94144. pie pastry :trusties:-1 scratchers. oven the birth of their first grand- child Geoffrey born to Fred and Glenyce Hurter. St. Agatha May 11th. The Londesboro 4-H clubs participated in the achieve- ment .day at Brucefirtgl Mav 12. Congratulations to Liz • *11 .Lawson 4nd 1:4;41 6.111X.'Fr who received' COUnty tat. On Wednesday May 13 Mr. and Mrs. Tern Allen 'visited with the family of the late Cliff Vame at the ftineral honieln St. Thomas. The Good will truck from London will beg Londesboro thurch June 9th. Watch for further, infortiation on pace er el0t,q, • ' i trtct ti.9.09 M feat' s+ mpletilnL¢ 45„ 4 , Londesboro WI hears about trip to Russia