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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-09-25, Page 10O Ha NUR EsPpSiTOR! SgPTO-M, 1.9P0 MEETING A COMPETITOR—Tracey Fortune and Nancy Stewart meet pne,of the calves competing in the livestock competition at the Seaforth Thoto-by-Ellis) Londesboro UCW- Donates $1000 to church Edythe Beacon, U.C.W. President, conducted the busihess following the Aim - well meeting. Minutes. were read by. Joan Whyte. Thanks were received from Elsie Shaddick, Bob Burris. -Mrs. Fairey and the Foster child 'for donations to her education. Invitations to Blyth U.C.W Thankoffering Oct. 6 and Finn:in, Perth east. 19 annual rally at Bayfield Oct. 6 •at 6:30 p.m. for dessert were rice' Ned. • Treasurers report by Mar- garet Good included 1,000 41onated to the Board of Stewards. -,A3 the Londesboro thankoffering October 5, the following will. be invited: Walton. Ontario Si. and Welsey Willis Clinton and Auburn groups. Lunch con- venvrs are Alice Davidson and Joan Whyte. White Gift Sunday is Nov- ember 30th. Betty Hulley is to 'set up a mitten tree .by November 1st. Knitting to'be sent to Mrs. Homoth Clinton. Betty Hulley requested a dehumidifier for mildew. Nominating committee consists of Florence Cart- wright and June • Fot berg'''. All reports will be at the Business meeting in Novem• • ber. Benediction was given by Joan Whyte. Lunch was served by Florence Cart. wright, Cathy McDougall and Shirley Scott. Wednesday visitor% v. it h Mrs. Laura Saundercink and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shot briDok were Mr Mrs PCT6 McBride. Carlon. Mrs Mali:rime Crawford Birth and Mr. and Mrs Eddie Crav. Ford. Manctou Manatof-a -entente to Loodor on their way home Vistors with Mr lim Neil tons were Cecil and Sadie Hill of London and on Wednesday 1-th John and Dorothy McGill of WaterlOo Leland Adams of Moss's sauga spent the past week with his mother Mrs Stella Adams. Those attending the show• er on Sunday Sept 21 at Beigrave W 1 hall for Sheila ShobbrxRdt October bride elect from here w as Mrs Laura Saundrok Ka Saundercock Dora Darlene and Diana Shobbrook. Mr. and Mrs. • Jacks,. Lee visited on Saturday with his aunts Jewel Cowan and Mary Robinson at Hanover. The September meeting of the Londesboro W.I. was • held Sept. 10th in the hall. . ,•• Public Relations was the topic. President Alice Buchanan welcoined all. Roll call was a suggestion to promote W.I. This was answered by 26 members. There-' were 25-• ' • visitors, Siimmerhill and Walkerton clubs, Walton W.I and 2 from Auburn W.I. Correspondence from St. Helens W.I.: 75th Anniver- sary, Oct 15th. Hattie Wood 'and Dora Shobbrook are to attend. W.I. workshop for secretary, treasurer and Dub - tic relations officers is on Oct 9th at Clinton Wesley Willis Church. The leaders school for Crewel embroidery will be attended • by Marjorie Duizer and Margaret•Ander- son. A thank you card from Bob Burns was received. It was moved to start euchre parties Oct. 24. Admission SI and the W.I. to supply the lunch. It was moved to donate 5500 to the Lions Club project. Ahce Buchanan thanked Margaret Anderson for the trip to Grand Bend theatre and thanked members for cords. letters and W.I. for the rose while she was in University Hospital. Barbara Bosman and Mar- jorie Dutzer led a sing -song. Margaret Anderson intro- duces guest speaker Mrs. Lucille Forsyth. R . R. 1 Lon- desboro Her interesting address was on communica- tion She was thanked and presented with a gift by Doreen Carter. Program readings were hy June Fothergilf. A duet by Barbara Bosman and Marjor- ie Duizer accompanied byr Genevieve Allan on piano was enjoyed Helen Lawson gave notice of the historical meetings being held this fall A bake sake with goods donated by half the members in charge d Jessie Tetibutt and Annie Vincent. realued a good responsc. lunch w as seryed by Ica • bel Colson. Flma Jewitt Romana Jamieson and Addie Flunking. The President of the vistors each thanked the W.I. for the invitation. - 4 -Hers sample fried rice The first 4-H meeting of Londesboro 3 was held at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Dui - =I on_ Sept, S. There 13 members present and leaders are Marj Duizer and Ann Adams. This fall project is called "Food for Friends" and our club was named "The 'Merry Munchers." The election of ' officers resultedwith: President - Carol Cartwright, Vice Pres- ident - Diana Shobbrook, See'retary - Jeanette John- ston, Press - Cheryl Bromley. There was a discussion on Energy Conservation, then preparation of Stir Fried Pork which we sampled - some members' used chopsticks with great difficulty. Each member must prepare this Chinese dish for he r family to try before the next meet- ing.. The next meettog ts to be held at the home of Ann Adams on Sept. 29th. CARPENTRY MURRAY HENDERSON Renovations, Additions, Sheds, Sun Decks. Framing. Any home Improve- ments. FREE ESTIMATES 527-0131 • DRYWALL KNOWN • FOR HIGH QUALITY p. kos Dryw II COMPLET 'DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1398 or 527-0606 • Now Receiving New Corn FREE GRAIN BANK Store your corn & takeLt_551 Me later on as Meal. Crumbled or Pelleted Feed as you require it. . 1 FORWARD CONTRACTS ALSO AVAILABLE For Information on the above Call DON CORBETT AT 527-1910 DAYS 527 -tit 11 NIGHTS OPNOTCH 527-1910 • TOPNOTCH4tEDS LIMITED Seaforth 10 7,Tr—FrPr7777: • A k CorresOnment Wa* rpiariiSt. TwentS, h.er nzipnrinnne with•goacet-t. 887'677 "A home remedy for an WatStiii: tuem . WS- ALLOIVIec;4144 hers answer to the r011 call, She was thanked by. lierva , , The local kindergarten class has 22 new beginners; this term under teaciler Mrs. Bar h Livermore. They incude; Tim I3achert, Brad. Beuerman, Tina Rosman,/ Michael Campbell, Susan Carter, Wendy Clarke, Michelle Cooper, Michael Craig, Dianne DeBlock, Greg Fritz, PauI Glanville, Shawna McCall, John Mcicercher, Randy McClure, Matthew McNichol, Rote Shortrecd, Susan Stewart, Michael Stoll Sandra Storey, Tom Wheatley, Brent Whitmore and Patricia Williamson. The Walton Public School particiapted in the parade at Seaforth Fair on Friday, with two floats. W.I. MEETS The Walton Women's Ititure held —then --7-- -0. September meeting in the. community hall on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Keith Rock vice- president called the meeting to order with the opening exercises: Mrs. Ray Huether ‘by Mrs; Jim Axtmann:' "— Marlon Godkiq WO Ruth Axtifiann will attend the training school on Needle- point and teach it to ladies who want to take the course. Mrs. Ken MeDonald gave a report from a recent meeting making plans for the District Am, next May 12 at Bluevale. Delegate to the County Rally, October 6th at Gorrie United Church are .Viola Kirkby and Marion Godkin. The guest speaker is Miss Flora Nabrotsky, Teeswater who will have a demonstrat- ion and a display of plants. Any ..rpember is urged to attend. It was decided to have a Roll call was answered by euchre.„ pally 'on Saturday—the -treasurees—report--and- 9 llinqnt"Minuteswere read. Lunch was served by Berva Watson; Margery 'bother and Betty McCall. AtErrs The47th and Boundary Unit of the U,C,W. of Duff's United Church met at the home„ of Mit. George Williamson, Dianne McCallum read a poem, "First day in school", Helen .Williamson led in prayer. Dianne • McCallum gave the topic "How does God guide us" closing with a poem, The 200th year Anni- versary of the Sunday School Business was turned over to President Helen Craig. Thank, you cards were read from Joyce ,Hartmann, Joanne Dennis and Judy Glauser, Karen Hoegy gave and in Ow evening' IP. the gospel Music with Sellwood singers at .2:30. Each trietnhers was a4ed to Sell tickets, More plan for.the Turkey s4PPer in Nevenlber will be made the next meeting at the home of Helen Craig. A half hour, of fellowship was enjoy during refreshments served by Dionne, Helen and the hostess, Annie Williamson. PERSONALS r r Mr. Mrs, Waisen Wehster, Clinton and Mr, flOward Dean, TOMO had lunch .on.Sunday With Ntr.; and Mrs, Ray .Rueffinr and boys on theit waY Porne trgli holidaylit E4000611* • • Mr, and Mrs, • McCall accompanied Mr. 'and Mrs, Mel McCutCheon and Steven on a 3' day trip around Lake Erie, spending a day. at Niagara Falls and Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, where atiOnded 'On tit901111$ 'PlIni.chne.rvice at the Cathedral of Tornorow prior ,z,...leavirig,for twine, : Cgt*AilAtintiS ttil‘Walton- Fuhlic School, iitwinning.first and 'Second %in best, class .floats at Seaforth fait'. The entries induded grod,eS 2 and 3 with Ms. 'Vanden Dotin and Mrs, Toll representing pilgrims at Thanksgiving and Kindergarten and grade 1 with Mrs. Livermore 'and Mrs, Farrish as Indians. Londesboro ladies to quilt The September meeting of the Aimwell Unit was held on Monday at the Resource Centre, Mitchell, with the Berean unit as guests. Lead- er Florence Cartwright wel- comed all. Tiber 18, at 8:30 p.m.with hostesses, Ruth Axtmann, Marjory Rock, Margaret Craig and Viola Kirkby in charge. Mrs. Helen Bisback, Clinton was introduced by .is Margery Huetheewho told of Melinda Johnston the micellaneous fund. - It was announced again about a bale being packed. An meeting be Sunday 5 communion executive held October' KNECHTEL October the will morning church at service niernbers and 11 visitors. Minutes of the June and August meetings were read by June Fothergill. The quilt top put together by Vi Burns was on display. Audrey Thompson is to buy lining, to be quilted as soon as possible The October meeting will ,be Oct. 20th at the., home of Marion Hunking, with Cathy McDougall on program, with JuneFothergill and Lena Nesbitt organizing lunch. Cathy Mcgougall gave the treasures report. Joan Whyte and Verne MCC iniii--were in charge of program. Joan Whyte opened with prayer. Joan ,gave meditation; Betty Hulley read Proverbs 31. Audrey Thompson, Psalm • 127. Joan Whyte gave a reading. Mr. Tom Mantle,.a volun, teer worker at the Resource Centre for London Confer- ence, spoke and showed a • film on family life- in South Africa. Helen Lawson thanked the Aimwell unit. EXPOSITOR WANT - ADS, Phone 527-0240 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTMES ANLMON. TUES. & WED. THURS. & FRI. SATURDAY 9-6 P.M. 9-9P.M. 9-6 P.M. ROTH. FOO„ ea WE LIKE TO SERVE YOU . Kellogg's RAISIN BRAN 800 gr. pkg. 1.99 Rise 1N Shine ORANGE CRYSTALS pkg. of 4-31/4 oz. 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