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em►ber`s- of the C.Tnited', with 15
Y presidGnt and' . a u soQial five year: terra, Eid
CI urchsenjoyed a pot luck clag�--a°nr y the ,teachers ° Gemmlttee n ennber y . ternk, :wine
dinner on...Jazivar 21 and BeaGorn, •Reg Lawson,
Ywere Diane Stevenson, 'For• the, Congregational Jack Lee.�..and Emersn
after supper a sing song $renda Hesk, tw'
'Yvonne HQggatt: Tile' 19 life sand work, o year youth,
was held, ledeby Barbara . kindergarten pipits Were ,Radford reportedthat the n 'Hulley 'Carol
`8aslrnan with Gail Lear at .... to ul .ey and
,. .instructed by Shirley Messengers 'had' 11 ,Cartwright; three year •
the.piano, • .. Lyet:, Edith. Taylor • and , meetings with an average
.µ �• : � � ��.�. _�,.�e ..,.. .-.__-, o .. ;,- -•_ _...... g ,stewards, Alien, B�sman�-
:Scott welcomed . _ r
l�-rerrda:: MilYalr, carie: v._attend-e�ne�"-q�8, For, tie � •' .Ronald: � Gross,.Elwood
everyone ..and after a • Hog g a r t, M a r g ar et Explorers, Jane Hoggart Mitchell and Steve,
shorigirls
� = . business. meeting opened. Penfeund were the enrolled. Bromley; five . year
Hattie Wood was chosen '� church trustee, Watson
'teachers ' for the, 19 Shirley Scott for the Reid; five year manse
as the congregational primary children and the Young People's Group trustee, Lorne Hunking;
secretary . and the 19 junior pupils were . thanked all who helped Huron -Perth Presbytery
children went to the . taught liy Marjorie them get started. Greg reps, Norman Alexander_,
sanctuary where John Duizer and., Whyte. Andrews reported .•that". and Margaret Taylor
La ,son showed them The 10 intermediate there are •.1,2,. „1 , and..14.. „-
'filTrrs:-,...-..,�.�.......-..,..h,.�,�.......�.: vwith Elsi-e--shad-dick•--:a-rrd.,.w.-
' students were taught by Scouts. Their leaders Harry Tebbutt as
In, the reports, Mrs. Debbie' and Ian Holley include; Scout • Master, alternates,.
Margaret Whyte told the and the ' nine senior in- Dave Overboe assistant,
congregation that in. 1979 �Manse committee,
ter.mediates were taught Torn ' Pollard; Cub Helen Lee, Ferne
the church had 454 by Bob and ShirleyS,cott. Master, Tom Duizer; McClure, Florence Snell,.
members, performed 22
- baptisms, eight
marriages and four
funerals.
For the steward report,
Bob Trick noted that the
main project for 1979 was --
.the, replacement of the
church roof. He gave a
special thanks to
treasurer Jim Jamieson.
Mr. Jamieson reported
that: the books had been
audited by Harry, Tebbutt
and Bruce. Shillinglaw
and were found to be in
good order. After some
discussion, Mr. Jamieson
was asked to find storage
area where ' old records
could be kept.
Nick , Whyte, the Sun-
day School super -in
tencient, reported that 90
pupils were registered
The assistant teachers
included. Dorothy
Tarn.blyn, . Doreen
Radford and "-Helen
Lawson, • the assistant
superintendent was Jack
Tamblyn, the treasurer -
secretary wkas Laura
Lyon and Laura Scott
was the assembly.
superintendent.
Helen Lawson, for the
UCW, reported .that the
Berean Unit had 18 an-
nual member's and four
life members, while the
Aimwell. Unit had -15
annual members and four
life members and the
Burns - Unit included
member frorn several
other denominations.
Mrs. Lawson- also noted'•
that the UCW. is still in
need of a second vice •
leaders, Greg Andrews, a member of the UCW
Mark Mitchell, Art and all of the manse
Airdrie, Bruce Lockhart trustees; congregationa
•and John Lawson; life and work, Laura
chairman of group Scott, Carl Merrier;
committee, John Rad- another to be nominated,
ford. Appreciation.was a UCW member ,and four
given to everyone who members of.. the., session
helped the Scouts and as yvell as repr'esen-
Cubs, particularly on
Apple Day. tatives from the Sunday
F er n e • M c C 1 u r e School and youth groups;
reported that the .two, anniversary committee,
biggest investments at Harry Lear, Mr.
the Manse included an . Hunking, Dennis Pen -
antenna tower and two "- found, UCW president,
story i windows. the organist and the choir
After some discussion leader.
and alterations,. the 1980 Nominating cam-
budget of $31,000, • mittee, one •from each
.presented br'Mr:-;Trick, UCW unit', two members
was accepted. of the session, two
- -In ._-.. the -electrons tee.--ste-war•d-s�..._�:F td .a _.
officers -chosen to serve . representative from the
on the session , include.,Sunday School.
ews from your neighbors
Notice
Bud Chamrnney in-
forms us that there will
be .no garbage pick-up
this Saturday, February 2
but it will be collected on
Wednesday, February 6
and every Wednesday
following that at the same
.time as usual, 8:45 to 9
am. °.
' Personals
The village was sad-
dened on January 23 by
the sudden death on John
Riley. The 68. year old
man died after he suf-
feredrfrom a heartattack
while shovelling snow at
his home: ' Sympathy is
extended to his wife Clara
and their family, Arnold
and Carman of Hullett
and Marie of thunder
Bay.
Mrs. Laura (Snell)
Forbes, • 72, died on
January 24 in the Clinton
r , , hospital. She had un-
dergone surgery in July
and had spent the past
Several weeks in hospital.
Sympathy is extended to
her sisters Norma Boyce
of Brucef ield, Marian
Laingfnai-d "of Windsor,
Ruth Keyes of London
and brothers Harry ,and
Grant of ° RR 1, Lon-
desboro. -
Congratulations to•
Brad and Jean. Kennedy
in the birth of their
daughter Anianda Rose
on January 23 in Victoria
Hospital, London.
Pullers...
• from page •12
Stock - Don Ferris,
Tiverton by Reavie Farm
Equipment, Lucknow,
Norm Clarke, Fingal by
Logan Farm Equipment
Ltd., Mitchell, Paul
Murray, .'Seafofth, Paul
Kerrigan Fuels, -Clinton,
Larry Pentland-,
Dungannon, by C.A.
Becker Farm Equip-
ment, Lucknow, and Paul
Moore, Dundalk, by
Flemi lg Feed Mill,
Clinton; 20,000 stock -
Norm . Clarke, Fingal,
Iona Garage, w ,.Iona
Station, and Paul
Murray, Seaforth by C.
and H. Holland Trucking,
Clinton.
The trophies were
presented - by several
members of the
executive. tci
Mr. Congeniality
Trophy (chosen by secret
ballot among the pullers
was wore by Wayne
Whalls - of Shedden,' This
trophy was donated by
Pine Grove " Farms,
Murray Popp, Auburn.
d.
As
Amanda will be a sister January 17 after spen-
for Stephen and Kathy. ding two -and -a -half
We, Bert and Dora weeks holidaying, in
Florida.
Heather Fothergill is
spending the month of
February working at The
Waterloo Chronicle, a
weekly ne-wspaper in
Waterloo.
,Mr: and Mrs. -Jim
Williamson and Mrs.' Jim
Scott were supper guests
on Saturday night with
Mr: and Mrs. Nelson Reid
of Waterloo.
Mark Stackhouse was
on Big Top Talent Show in
Kitchener on Sunday
when he played the fid- • Remember, the. WI
dle. Also two of Pat card party will be held
Stae-khouse's pupils; wee this -F;rdi-ay, Februal y 1,
Anne Dorb and Laura . Mr. and Mrs.. Bob
Illerbus step -danced. Thompson spent the
Congratulations to all.. - weekend with' her
On Friday, Mr. and mother.
Shobbrook are pleased to
announce the safe arrival
of our great grandson
Johnathon Brooks' Miller
on January 27 in Clinton
hospital,- a brother for
Marsha Anne. -
Mr. and Mrs.--. Bruce
Kelly and Kathy of
Thunder Bay spent
Thursday to Sunday with
her mother and attended
the funeral of her father
John. Riley. -
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Smith of London visited
on the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L1ayd -Stewart- and at
tended the funeral of her
adnt Mrs. Laura Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Glazier returned home on
Mrs. John Dixon held a
surprise birthday supper
for her grandmother Mrs.
Jim Scott. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim,
Scott Jr., along with
Jamie and Julie, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Scott, Billy Jim
and' Christy, • Mrs., Jay
Cartier, Cherri and Tracy,
Pete Black, Dave and Jill
Jervis„ Scott and Angie,
Jo Ann and Joe Flynn.
Lawrence Taylor spent
Monday to Thursday -this
week in Ottawa, at-
tending provincial soil
and crop association
meetings.
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One thing about elections in Huron County nowadays, is that they're friendly,
casual affairs, with the candidates chatting to anybody, no matter what their
political persuasion. Here Liberal candidate Graeme Craig, left, foreground
and Liberal MPP Jack Riddell; chat with Cliff Ashton, and smiling Stewart
Middleton. (News -Record photo)
ECORD, THURSDAY. J"A UARY'' 31,19$O- 19$0-PAGE 13
ay Mary Met'ner
. •CMerl Taylor spent
Saturday January 19th
-with Luanne Stevenson to
celebrate her $th bi.r-
thday,,
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
Taylor ands• Shane. 'spent
Saturday evening with
the Stevensons.,_. -
Sunday visitors. with. . BEAUTY 'FAC'TS
Mir, and Mrs. Paul
Stevenson, David, Recent stats tte$ show
'
Darren and Luanne tQ drat'. there havve been
celebrate Luanne birth printed oto the. sultaect olI
day were 1Vlr. and Mrs. more boQ'ksDudrtietes
good looks than on any
Cecil Herman and Betty, p' lkher t pilfer• n,cludin
g
Mr:. Ravi ,Baiers, a1.1, of o . d . •
Shakespeare, lir.. and ori. Wa 11, Tike
preoc upa�tIm
Mrs. Wayne 'Hera an ol~ mance �is constant« lh
Toronto, and Mr. and Or society
Mrs. Ron Herman and P•'Whlle. mothers are
Korey. trying tO look' like thele
Mr. Bab Storey of daughters and ,,fathers
Clinton and Alvin were '
like- sons, the young
Sunday visitors with his generation IS attempting
parents, Mr. and Mrs. to shed their teen image.
Bill Storey. Women "package''
�..-.�....._,M-r,... M>{a-rel-d a.i1�h�.yt.or t��mse
returned to. the Holzer
spent ° the weekend
visiting with Mrs. W.L.
Whyte,
.Farm on the weekend,.
having spent the past
week with his son and
daughter -in-law, Doug
and Jean Whyte of Glen
Orchard. Doug and Jean
community news and n
United Church news
The United Church
congregation were
greeted on Sunday
morning. by Garnet.
Wright and Harry Snell.
The ' ushers were Kathy
Radford, Sally Pollard,
Suzanne Tamblyn and
Carol Cartwright.
The b• flowers in the'
church were -placed in
loving 'memory by the
John Riley family, on Mr.
Riley's "recent death and
by . the family of ' Mrs.
Laura ,,(S:ielll'.'Forbes.
Rev. Scott told the
children about two hands •
working together for co-
operation and the junior
teachers were Joan
Shepherd and Susan
Jameison. .
Darlene Shol5bro.ok
sang a special solo during
the choir anthem. The
choir - 'director . was
Barbara Bosman and the
organist 4was Louise
McGregor; .
Hullett Recreation• Board
Voll-eybal.l is alive and
well in .Hullett Township,
according to the Hullett
Recreation Board.
The.13 to 17 years olds
- serve up points between
7:30 and 8:30 pm, while
the adults -volley from
8:30 pm on. Why not join
a grgap and- play some
volleyball, every Wed-
nesday ' evening at the
Hullett Central School.
The recreation board is
prepared. t __ fight the
"Battle of the Bulge"
through an exercise and
food discussion group. if
you--a-re interested in this
please telephone 523-4359.
The -group 361i11 be formed
as soon as enough in-
terest in shown. Meetings
will be held at' the L9.33-
desboro C.,m munity Hh11.'
- Y Explorers
Expedition 8 of the
Londesboro Explorers
was held on January 24
and the meeting opened
with the singing of the
Explorer song and the.
reading of the purpose.
Cheryl Bromley and
Darlene Hulley did the
Explorer Emblem and
• the Jennifer Souttioux did
otes
the Explorer picture.
The girls made donkey
bookmarks for their craft
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