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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-20, Page 16A18 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR. JUN x`,:1084 Piano irec tal rev Correspondent MRS. DORA SHOHBROOK 523-4250 On Sunday morning, Blyth Trinity Angli- can Church met for a joint service. Clara Riley and Murray Howatt greeted all and ushers were John Cartwright, Russell Nesbitt, Garry Wilts and David Whyte. Service was conductedby Colin Swan and Rev. Robin Lyon. Next Sunday, church is at 10:45 for awards Sunday. A farewell party and dance for Swans is on June 30 at 8 p.m. The anniversary committee is looking for pictures of all former ministers. Please contact Laura Scott. The anthem was sung by the CGITs and Explorers accompanied by Lisa Duizer. The Londesboro Burns and Kinburn cemeteries memorial service was held at 2 p.m. at the church. Due to weather conditions, not too many attended. The pianist was Mrs. Don McNall. A piano recital was presented by pupils of Gail Lear on Thursday June 14 at 8:15 p,nt Guests were welcomed by Laura Lyon and Edythe Beacom. A large number of parents and friends attended and 34 pupils partici- pated. Piano solos were by Matthew Hunter, Jennifer Hunter, Kerri Kennedy, Ansley Simpson, Leanne Simpson, Crystal' Whyte, Brian Whyte, Schadmann Perry, Amy Batman, Heather Bishop, Jennifer Sottiaux, Yvonne Raidt, Shannon Duizer, Theresa Overboe, Rick Howson, Julie Howson, Lori Livermore, Lisa Duizer, Glenna Buffinaa, nine'Dtifenga, Beth Ward, Todd Chadwick &it4 Stuckey, Robt. Chadwick, Melanie Knoxa Deanna Lon, Jennifer Nett, Ron Greidanus, Kelly8osman, Shannon SInnPsdn anti, Chnsta Crawford. Duets were played by. . Amy"'Batman, and • Heather Bishop, Shannon, Duizer and Theresa Overboe, Lisa Boaman and Lori v Li ermote, Sara Lyons andEttgabeth Swan, Shannon Simpson and Christa Crawford; Trio.: Jennifer Hunter, Leanne Simpson and Gail.. Lear. A Step dance number was done by Kelly Bosman, a ballet number by Amy Bateman and..a violin number was done by Jennifer Nott which were enjoyed by all. Duets were also'done by Marjorie Hayter and Gail Lear, Janine and, Glenna Buffunga, Marsha Susi and Gait.Lear, Lisa Duizer and Gail Lear. Organ and piano vocal solos were dope by Lisa Bosman accompanied by her mother. The offering will be used for music projects in this church. PERSONALS ,`There were 12 WI' members guests. at Sitritmerhill club meeting on Wednesday night. Colleen Carter of Exeter spent the w ekend with her•parents Dor�een'and Glen Carter. " Mr', and Mrs•. Colin Petersen and Katie of London spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Bob Burns. Mrs. Mac Hodgert of Kirkton visited on Friday with Dora Shobbrook. Laura Saundercock visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Saundercock and family of anted Clinton. Sunday visitors with Mr..and Ors. Anew haddick were Lloy and Dirk- Garlick of Kitchener, Jeff and Step heti Shadkdjck , f. Brantford, Marion Ward of Chub*,Ruth Shaddick, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shobbrodk, Mr. and Mrs. Jacklee, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Radford and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woad attended the AOth wedding anniversary for Dr. and Mrs. Bill Watters of Goderich, Emmerson Hesk was admitted,to Clinton Public Hospital June 9. Friends hope, he will "soon be home. George Carter, of RRI Londesboro, who was 90 years of age an Monday, June 18,. celebrated his birthday, Saturday evening, the 16, with a gathering in Watson Reid s shed. Five tables of men playedrogressive euchre. Glen Carter presented prizes for lone hands to Dave Reid; for high conple,t/ Jii_ McEwing and Harry Caldwell; for low'couple to Bob Hamilton and Ralph McNichol. Friday June 8. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Edey (Lois Beacom), Lori, Brenda and Jeffrey from Shavnavom, Sask: and Mrs. Ken Ritchie of Egmondviile visited with Laura Lyon and Edythe Beacom. On Sunday, George Neil and grand- daughter Paula Crum -ter of Stratford visited at the same home. Margaret Taylor and,, --Dora Shobbrook attended the 70th anniversary dinner of Dungannon WI on Wednesday. The theme was Then and Now", Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jory and Marion Skinner of Exeter visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs, Jim McEwing« 0n Tuesday, Jung 12, MF, and Mus, Lorne uttkhig; and efra Ted Fothergill, Jean Scott and Mrs dNotman,Vincent enjoyed a bud,. tripwiththeBlvth I'forti ultural saeiety to see Mr, and Mrs. Glen Carter john Alin- ' an Frills. nlBntati anastr'a...- 4 R t �.,� e � h Iris at Hozwich. strong, and Cha en C e E 40540: tter �d the team ,ofy Kde .Cam. ...,!F1a4?ttl n . and Mrs. Kevan Br000m , of Lucan at United ,' arch. n on;Sunda June 17, w Se e froth �, attended the r 25th ,Watidingann versa ,tor,fuiieaand StanJolins' 1tc.::n in L,.ahr; Wes For' the neat two years, Ron Ennis, a consultant with Durham Bo rd of Education, will' be calling Lahr, West°Germany, home. in July, Ennis and his fa• icy will •be. •heading for Lahr where'he will teach at, the Canadian Armcd Forces base school for two years. for ;Ennis;, school wilLstart the third week of, August. ;For:.the students, in the three. schools on the base, .Including Ennis's youngest daughter, classes begin the last week in August. �• Ennis will be teaching in the senior school which houses Grades 7" to /37'Also on the base are the junior school (kindergarten to Grade 6) and the French, language' school. He will be teaching matliprobably in the senior grades in the school which has about 600 students.. Ennis has been in' teaching for 23 year's, starting in Hamilton . and• moving . to Scarborough before taking a job in Whitby. Before becoming a consultant he was head of C. Sly the math d8parFattent, at Henry Street High School. Rolf Ennis is a former resident of :Walton, Ont. 'Wh'ere hisparents 'Dou and Gerrie Ennis ran the Walton General tore. for:over 354:07.77, 5 ears.. ' Ron graduated from Seaf rth, District HighSchool and. still visa the area regularly, mother who.lixes ina. nursing home. in, London is a former Walton correspondent fir ;ne die Huwsparpeonr Exoncepositoawr eek. and still receives the The. attached article appeared : in the Oshawa Times newspaper. 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