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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-09-11, Page 4ft HU ON EXPOSITOR l•hti it 1 10980, , CoiteSPottfle,at MRS. ALLAN McCALL 1387,6677 There ' -was a good attendarre for the general Meeting of the U.C.W. last Wednesday eveaing, held in the church basement. Mrs, Martin Baan gave the Call tWorship with the SeventeOth and Boundary unit in charge of devotions. Judy Glousher read the scripture from 2rid Corinthians, followed by Mrs. Harvey Craig giving prayer. Mrs.'' Baan gave a reading inline with • the theme, "Promises more precious than Gold". The offering was received and dedicated. Graeme Craig sang a solo, "Amazing Grace" accompanying him- self with guitar. The topic on Stewardship, "It's a piece of cake" was •presented with Viola ,Kirkly, giving the commentary and with Leona McDonald taking the part of Mrs. Right; Edith Wey was Mrs. Wrong, Marilyn McDonald, caller from the church, Audrey Hackwelli the, landlord; Maxine Marks from the Supermarket; Margaret sa Craig from Hydro; Margaret Ritchie from Esso: Olene Dennis from • Charges; Dorothy McNichol 'the' telephone; • Marion' Godkin, the income tax; Melva A very pleasing song was given by the Godkin trio, with their mother accom- panying the girls at the piano ' Mrs. Ron Bennett; 3rd vice-president, took charge of business, opening, with a poem, Stewardship is giving. Mrs. Ken McDonald gave the financial report and told what had been done at the Manse. Mrs. Doti McDonald reported more help was ' needed to repair the front veranda at the manse and the furnace in church is to be replaced in the near future. It was decided to change the date of the evening of Gospel Music with . Reed Sellwood singers to Sunday. October 5 at 7:30 p.m.. due to the Anniversary service at Brussels United Church. Tickets are now available from any U.C.W. members. and area news Plans were made for lunch to be servedafter the morning service for their Anpiyersary on September 21 with the Rev. Dr. Hazle- wood, Brussels, as guest speaker. Walton Unit are responsbile for flowers in the church. It was moved to subscribe to the Observer again for.the family plan. Mrs: Graeme Craig and month. A fall bale will be packed, artieles t� be left in the Church basement no later than -October 19. It was Moved to have the Turkey ,Supper, the first Wednesday in November. The supper committee .will meet on Monday, September 22 at 1 p.m. Mrs:Murray Dennis gave an outline fo the one day pre- cedings at Alma College last month. Any registrations are to be into the nominating L o n des boro committee by the end of this The East Huron Regional meeting will be held October 6 at Bayfield 'United Church It waa suggested postores could be made. There will be an executive meeting the first Wednesday in October. The morning service was resumed • following the Irolidays in August of the raltItatefi, the Bev- Charles A. \Swan on Sunday, September 7 atDUff's Church, Walton. Greeters were Mr. and Mrs, Allan Searle. The organist was Mrs,.lan Wilbee. • The. Rev, Dr. Hazlewood will be the guest speaker at the Anniversary service on Sunday, September 21 at 11:00 a.m. . There Are ' a few new teachers at the Walton Public School this term. Kinder- garten - Mrs. Barb Liver- more; Grade 1 - Miss Barb Farrish; Grade 2- Mrs. Joan • The Brucefield United Church Women held their general meeting on September 2 in the church parlour. . The topic for this meeting was the Church in Socie ty, given by Mrs. Isobel Scott and Mrs. 'Anne Broadfoot. Mrs. Donna presided at the piano for the singing 'of the hymns. Mrs. Beatrice •Stoll. Vandendool; Grade 3 -Mrs,: Audrey Toll (principal) her releaae, .Mrs. DoUg Riley,' French teacher - •MrS. Debbie Campbell, Special speech - Mrs. Shirley Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson spent the recent holiday weekend with their ilaughter and family Mr. afid Mrs. 'Robert Pritchard in London. On Sunday Mrs. Edna McDonald visited with Dave and Mrs. Watson and attended the morning service at Duff's United Church. president, was in charge of the business part assisted by Mrs, Barbara Moffatt. Several thank you cards were read from sick and shut-in. The regional meeting is to be October 6 at Bayfield starting with dessert at 6:30 p.m. The meeting closed with prayer followed by lunch served by the social com- mittee. arbecue honours co Correspondent NM. BERT SHOBBROOK • 523-4250 On Sunday approximately 50 relations attended a pork barbecue at the home of Bill and JoanErawford, Goderich twp. for a get together in honor of Ted. . and Mae Crawford from Manitor, Manitoba. . Present from Londesboro were their aunt, Laura Saundercock, cousins Cliff and Kay Saundercock. Bert, Dora, Gordon,. Darlene and Diana Shobbrook, also Bill, Irene, Cheryl and Lou Brom- ley. Others were present from London, Carlon, Clinton Blyth and Wingharn. A guess on the weight of a pig was won by Darlene Shobbrook. Marlene and Mary Vivian of Toronto spent the holiday weekend with their mother and visited their father in Clinton Public hospital. Mr. Vivian was transferred- to University Hospital, London on Wednesday Sept. 3rd. • Mr. and Mrs. James Aust- in of Elmira and their two granddaugtiters Tracy and Kelly visited with Alice Dav- idson of Thursday. Mr.,, and Mrs. Ronald Fairey and Wayne of New - Market, spent last Saturday evening with his sister Alice Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Pol- lock spent the holiday week- end with • her sister Alice Davidson. They visited their mother in Clinton Public HOspital. On September 6th Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lovell spent the day with her Aunt Alice Davidson and visited her grandmother, Mrs. Grace Fairey. in Clinton Public Hospital. Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. (Bert Shobbrook were his cousins, Eddie Mae Crawford, Maniton, Manito- • Attention Bean Growers—v DIVISION OF GERBRO CORP In association with Lou Maloney Dublin Feed Mill are pleased to announce Receiving facilities for the 1986 WHITE BEAN and SOYBEAN CROP at DUBLIN FEED 'MILL Dublin (519) 345-2330 Quality Service — on your doorstep! COOK'S DIV. OF GERBRO CORP., HEAD OFFItE: HENSAII ba, Rose Crich, London and Maimie Crawford, Blyth. Mrs. Anne Wrightman of Glaimis spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Burns. Mrs. Annie Keys of Glamis spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister Vi Burns. Mr. Irwin Keys visited for supper -on Sunday when Mrs. Keys returned home with him. Mr. Keys and Mr. Wrightman were assisting at the Thresh- ermens reunion in Blyth for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shad - dick attended open house on Saturday in Mitchell for her mother Mrs. A. Walkom, on the occasion of her 90th birthday. It -was -held at Ritz Lutheran Villa. Over 200 friends and relatives attend- ed to offer congratulations. 4-8 FAL PROJECT Food for Friends., Any girls age 12-26 interested in tak- ing part in the fall 4-H project please contact lead- en _Marjorie Duizet, 523- 4359 or Ann Adams, 523- 4415 4-H club elects Debbie Hulley was elected president fo the McKillop #1 4-H homemaking club at their first meeting this fall at Winthrop United Church Thursday. The other officers elected are Lisa Campbell. vice-pres- ident; secretaries. Tammy Driscoll and Cheryl Regele. treasurer Lori McClure and Janice Murray. press report - Other members of the dub Are Marion Hind. Sandra Campbell and newcomer Barb Sloan. Sharon Eedy is club lead- er, assisted by ,Grace Murray. The topic of discussion at the meetirig was energy conservation. Members learned how to make Chinese stir fried fcind using a wok. The leaders also dernonstrat. ed the use of the French knife. The club's next meeting will be at Debbie Hurley's home on Sept. 11 -it 7:30 p.m. The roll call will be to think of a name for the dub. CHANGE IN NAME Independent Shipper to United Co -Operatives of Ontario Livestock Department Toronto Ship your livestock with LOU ROWLAND. Dublin 345-2301 ' (formerly Mike Doyle, Shipper} For prompt service, call by Monday evening DOWN AT THE LANES The Londesloro Ladies started their bowling season on September 2nd. Teams 1 and 3 are tied with five points -each, while teams 2 and 4 have 2 points. In the individual scoring Penny Qverboe has high triple 599, Marjorie McNall was runner up with 530, Nancy Wallace high single 214 followed by Genevieve Allen 211. The most improv- ed was' Genevieve Allen by plus 13. The runner-up was Roxy Maize with plus 11. Welcoming were Ian 'Wi- ley and Harry Snell, .ushers were Robbie Radford, David Whyte. and Gary Wilts. Rev. Scott welcomed all back' after the holidays and gave announcements and call to worship. The children k time includ- ed a poster that displayed important announcements from the Bible. Junior teacher was Joan Shepherd. Barbara Bosman .400" TWO NEW TEACHERS -.Besides Barb Livermore, the Walton Public School got' two other new staff members this year with Barb Parrish (standing) teaching grade 1 at the school and Mrs. Joan Vandendool teaching Grade 2. (Photo by Ranney) uple was choir director andlouise McGregor organist. The message was "Back to Gods plan" Paul speaks to Timothy to keep to the truth of gospel. Messengers met in Sunday School rooms with leader Brenda Radford. ARNOLD J. 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