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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-15, Page 8• ,-•"'"'" • " MRS BERT SHOBBROOK 52.34250 A large number enjoyed the outdoor service held on Sunday July 12 on the spa- cious lawns at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hardy south ef Landesborci. Rev. so*, annoaneed he and his fatuity will be, al "COOP' Me94ten$ this week and can be reaebed 1) tele- Vicine 524-h07 . Music was supplied an. on ,49eobli411 '11,Y Van*. Ste)«San. Were Diana. ShOhhtoOlt. Cheryl- Lion. Karen And Kint Wright. Cluldren's time was "God made us S 01,11 and God made us grow • The Message was "in the Beginning God made every thing " President Lynn Peck wel- comed the 39 members for dinner on a , hazy day at conservation park Clinton on July 5th. After a minute's silence for those who passed away during the year, (Elmer Stemler, Paul Gibbings and Bert Shobbrook). grace was Duff's'. bible school. a success . Correspondent !VIERS-ALLAN MOCALL 887-6677 Daily Vacation 'Bible School was held lasi'vtelt_st Duff's United Church when nearly TO children. four to thirteen years participated in stories, songs, games and crafts each morning from 9-11:45\, On Fsiday evening parents and friends were invited to see what they had done and to view their crafts. 'An hour of entertainment wasteld. in the auditorium of the church. All classes went up. to the front seats of the church with their -teachers. " Each class, sang a number thenthe teachers_handed out certificates to each one pre- sent. Mrs. Good told a very interesting story about albird "Fanny's Nest" while PaStor Good showed pictures on screen. Ittold of the foundat- ion on how we build our lives. • Martin Baan spoke a few words of appreciation to all the workers who had helped cut during the week; to Rev. Swan, reading the- opening scriptures in music, Marie McGavin, sports, Judy Lee, assistant - Cherly Fraser, snack and offering, Vickie Tanner. crafts-director, Brenda Hen- ry and assistant,..Pastor Good and Audrey Hackwell, story teller, Mrs. Good, nursery teachers, Joan Clark, and assistants Judy Emmerich, Sharon Dalton, and Carol- anne Williamson, pre- primary, Dianne McCallarn and Mary Blum, middle dass. Dianne Balla, junior dass, Dave Bean. An offering was 'received and dedicated by Mr. Baan. The benediction.wls given by Pattor Good. PERSONAL VISITS Dr. Jean and Gerd West- erman of Burlington spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scott of Don 1v1illsvisited at the same home, Hymn sing was held with Barbara ,Bosman director. Rev. Scott thanked the Har- dys for the generotis use of the property and anyone who helped in any way. Following Benediction a pot luck lunch was enjoyed. MIPTlyp0.14.,,youug-:•pepple enjoyed the swimming (ender the Vitit4lfni crYe. Dren4a RadlOrd ,and ,Revin Many mijorecl flOSver hedS. and :tour an . the-. ,tralls shovel the bob anct .tbe day •Onderl. Witir *tat.-ttMO• are `catering to.,' Blyth Summer FestiVal- li.04 24. if planning to bog a craft, table please have articles at the church by July 22nd, Mts. Beth Knox and her cousin Mrs. Ken Hobbs of sung and a pot luck lunch w as enjoyed by all. Minutes of the 1980 re- union were read by secre- tary-treasurer Connie Chom- icki. Business was conducted by Lynn Peck. A motion was passed that the reunion be held at the same place on the second Sunday on July II 82. Sports events were conduct- ed by Julie Shobbrook. Races • presehoglers - Kelly. Peck; girls 6.9 - Theresa Knox: Ladies 13 and over Cheryl Lyon; men 13 and over 4er- ome Andrews. A candy scramble for children and two relays were enjoyed. Prizes for the youngest - Cara Anne Chomicki, oldest Laura Sainidereock; coming farthest -. Bull and Pearl Harris, Sault Ste, Marie, Ontario. Officers for 1982: Past pre- sident • Couple: Lynn and Wayne Peck: president - couple Doris and Jack An- drews: vice president - Bill and Joan Crawford: Secre- tary-Treasurer - Connie Chomicki: Sports committee - Darlene Shobbrook and Thelma Ellerly; nominating committee Bill GibbingS. Dentield spent Tuesday at Cullen Gardens and minia- ture village at Whitby Ont. Mr. and Mrs. H. Burch and Joan of Brampton visited on week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sottiaux and at• tended the Blyth Summer ,•Gary..,Sottiaux of Stratford , spent the Week. end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.. Bob Thom son, spent laSt week' with her aretit$ Mrs. lianditOn at Moorefield. when they held a successful: heasehold sale on Saturday and will be 'moving into , the new Senior Ci4zens. apart- ment in Moorefield. They. returned home w ith Bob and Audrey . On July 4th Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear and June Johns attended the dinner at Master University for regis- tered music teachers where Gail received her award. They spent the weekend with Doris Lear at Burlington. John Cartwright and Eliz- abeth Lawson are attending the United Church camp at Menestung, Goderich. Diane Newby of New Hamburg visited on Saturday with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Orval Newby. Elaine Cou- sineau, Jim. Don, and Tam- my of North Bay spent last week with het parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander Don came on Friday and all returned home on Saturday --Don Jr. remained with his grandparents. Rev. and Mrs. Mervyn Penfound. Calista and Blain of Flin Flon Manitoba are holidaying with his mothet Mrs. Olive.Penfound and het mother 'Mrs. Potter, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson. John, and ElizabethattendeR the Lawson family picnic at Benmiller Falls • reserve or Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Hunking, Mr. and Mrs. Torr Duizer and family enjoyed holiday 'to the East CoaSt. Shobbrook reunion Am, ....k. , , MW ATW IAP. 4 t . ..,,-...- _.... .,.. I eihinele .%-a.einit,ce4--. t L _ -...,, in Area Churches ' First PRESBYTERIANR Church . •59 Goderich St. W.. Seaforth • • , Minister: Rey I A, A Duke .0reanist:Mrs $ Carol Carter : JULY 19, 1981 11:15 Joint Service of Worship • - - Northside United Church . . All Are Invited. • '''. T..-THOMAS . Anglican Meth The REV . lames R. Broadfoot B.A., M.Dis. Seaforth , . SUNDAY JULY 19, 1981 Fifth Sunday after Trinity I1.:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon Celebrant and Preacher: The Rev. George Youmatoff . , . NORTHSIDE Unit ed._ Church S4 Gorierieh St. West. Seaforth ' -(. SUNDAY JULY 19,1981 11:15 a.m. Joint Service in our Church Rev. T. Duke will preach , Nursery provided . . Rey. J.G, Vanslyke. Minister Margaret Whitmore Audrey McIluain. Organist - Music Director Jr. Choir Leader Area congregation's are invited to take advantage Of the church directory to announce their church Service's each week. Church directory announcements are . available for a minimum of 26 consecutive weeks in units of two column inches at 52.25'per unit. Changes in copy may be made each week but must be received before noon on Tuesday., Mitchell-Seaforth CABLE TV For service, account, in!- titivation local announcements, line locates Call 345-2341 11 1 h.mit, •fii‘r tuitti Supplying 8 networks and independents to over 1,450 President reported W.I. Grade 8 awards were pre- sented to Gleny.ce MeClinch- ey and Larry Hoggart. Susan Jamieson favoured with piano selections. The group agreed to let seniors useW.I. dishes. tables and cards. Margaret Taylor introduc- ed Huron Co. dairy princess Diane . Oldfield. Site told. , give* the.' competilioil and the hattition..,of .mirk. -Miss 014' alsa said when. baying qrw2.**; -.ePt What .wp ne.ed,nttt just been se itikeon, Stie .was 01.400 by. ,Tehhtitt. anti 'present- ed. with a ' • " , Beryl goi'eStended. best' .wishes frOM W. .1. to Hazel Reie pn- her a_ad. Les' 45th wedding anniversary- and presented her with a gift. Ticket's were reserved and bought for Huron Country Playhouse (Arsenic and Old Lace) Tuesday July 28. Lu nch was served by Beryl Reid. Beth Knox and Marg Anderson. The Burns U.C.W. met at the home of Margaret Taylor ott Taesdo afternoon with 14 present. Ida Leiper opened the Meting with a poem "Success." Several hymns were sung to records. Gladys Leiper read the Scripture Psalm 96. Ida Leiper led in prayer. A patriotic reading waSgiven by fd.4 4iper With 'RaplOrovslarn,*op.. N4Tptkt 170;4: Gay s-4‘.,x4a. Ott. BOW tkOzt.totiloygi, ..Ida' 'teipet 4.14,941.00 goo Margaret tlYltxte WXP'f•Oki' about Barb "VOA' and rett his, poem Lat me him,. in 1 'flattop . at the side of the road. and be a friend to man." Margaret also gave a reading "Child- ren learn what they live." Margaret Taylor thanked Margaret and presented her with a gift. Ida Leiper thank- ed all who took part in the meeting. Mrs. Rice was in charge of the business. Roll call was answered with a Bible-verse, and, minutes were read. The Treastfter's report was given by Joan Hoggarth. Corres- pondence was read by Mr. Rice. Thank you letters were received from Emerson Hesk, Doreen Carter. Canadian Crossroads International and Rev. Sera!). All signed PAWS for ME5-. Ugly abteTd* and .Kass Mr.ligtce ctps, .0 with. root. Lurch • say0. • :040008 0.1t . Pr day wit11 Mrs., Etatranpe Cort%tkigp were her, Mo,filer Mae Rim Selgrave and her Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Frisby of .00kdale Saskatchewan. Every week more and more people discover what nighty jobs, I are accom- plished 'by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240 Mr and Mrs. Wayne Jack- son. Ken and Sandra of Ridgetown spent Saturday night with her parents Mr and Mrs. Tom Allen. On Sunday they and Mr and Mrs. Keith Allan and family attended the Allen family reunion picnic at Riverside Park at Exeter. CANADIAN • industrieS; IneetIng- was held lull, tith in the nag. eresident Alice Buchanan welcomed all. The meeting opened in the usual manner with Genevieve Allan at piano. A minute's silence was held for a life memb-r Mrs. Annie Leitch who Jed June 21. A roe •1. was read in her honour. Roll call, was answered w ith naninig tf lOcal hils1115 5 or induSjtY. The minutes 4iod, financial, report were raait by ,. secretary-41'4mo* Jung fa- thergill. Correspondence was a thank you from Elma JeWitt. Dora Sh&bbrOolc and family; thanks from South Boron District Ass. for the mentally handicapped for S10 donation: from Bake Sale appeal from Blyth Summer Festival it was inos ed to donate S.5f): from Cioderich. 4.R-C- mentally ttelarded it ita,s moved ti?..4Q1late 525t an inyila , tien - Walton W). - July 15th at and area news ofte THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 15, 1961 Outdoor service held near Londesboro Burns UCW meets at Taylor home • cAN.A.DA GINGER ALE, WINK OUR 'REG. s8.99 10 FL. OZ. TINS 300 ml. BOTTLES ALSO AVAILABLE AT REGULAR PRICE CASE OF 24 14 DR y OR CLUB SODA. • , WESTONS HAMBURG OR Hoer- DoG ROLLS SAVE 57c PKG. OUR REG. 1 . PACKAGE OF 12 PIECES & 10 FL. TIN STEMS OZ. • MUSHROO , RIO BRAND SAVE on OUR 67e 24 oz. . . . zEHRs BREAD ENRICHED WHITE, CRACKED WHEAT..60o/p WHOLE WHEAT ie 57e up - 3 .. REG. • - EA. .4. • • , F.D. 28 FL. OUR REG. 1.03 GARDEN - COCKTAI•L OZ. SMITH JAR • A''1,' 7.75 OUR REG. 1.59 UNIVERSAL ' SALMON' PINK oz. TIN A _ .. _. , 1 LB. 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