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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-11-13, Page 7• N • . MCRS4AIXANIVIeCtd1 ' 807-6077 . 'rite weather matt ,co-oper- ated ;'leSt WedneS4Y,,,f9F the' *Ultra' ToOroy ;$App-ei. at • Duff's United ,Oinrchwbett. Iarge croW0 attennect. , Per hegauat :304.411 fahleS were .S0011 filled, and the event was still going at 8:30.. There were Qver 800 pqopi9 fed) 4,411 repOrting a good MAL, The Education and Cultur- al ActivifieS rn,eting Of 410 Walton WOMPU:s.instiMe .• Will be held next 'Wednesday evening November 19th when convenors, Mrs. 'Ron Bennet and Isfts, 'Oteeme,,, Craig , ill have.as the special, gn4#, Mrs.,P;IN01(1:: M000 - son who Will have a)::demen:; .Strion. on ,Otristm'aP, Crafts.: GETTING TAE DRESSING READY—Dishing out the dressing was just one of many tasks awaiting the women who helped -out with the Walton turkey supper on .Wednesday night. Here Mrs. Herb Travis is hard at work (Photo by Ranney) WALTON U3NDES and .area' news a Anyone in the community interested is welcome to attend. Roll call; "A favou- rite hobby or craft.14Miost- esses: Mrs, Harold Hudie, Mrs, Keith'. Rock and Mrs., Harvey Craig, PERSONALS Mr.. and Mrs. David Alli- son, London visited on 'Sun- day with Mrs. Jean Broad - foot. Miss Amy Love, ,,Toroti- arriveson Wednesday to visit widi her sister at the home. Mr. Jim Shortreed, Huron - view spent a day last week with Isabelle at their home in theyillage. Londesboro• • Mr: and Mrs. Jack Lee visited with his Aunts Mrs. Cowan and Robinson in Hammer "On Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Alexander David and Susan of Islington, visited on the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander. Mrs. Boss Millson, Sarah, John, Patricia and friend • Kathy Goodall of Wooctstock . spent the week end'with Mr. and Mrs. pert Shobbrook. Sorry to report Mr. Wil- fred Glazier is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. EXPLORER EXPEDITION #4 We opened the meeting _with_ the_ Explorer_pu ose and sang the Explore song. Crystal Whyte and Cheryl ' Hulley didtheExplorer Em- blem, and tka Bosman did the picture.. We all said our memory work and received our Stars. We studied Africa. Mrs. Whyte read us a story called "Why the Spider Lives in•Corners" We made mice rocks for craft. PERSONALS Miss_Edyth Beacom rep- resented Londesboro U.C. at Blyth U.C. on Wednesday, a meedng of Huron Perth Presbytery for Observor and Stewardship. Attending were Ministers,U.C.W. Presi- dents, Christians and Obser- vor Stewards. 4 Mrs. Allan Shaddick en- joyed the weekend In Toledo, Ohio. Diner family celebrates Correspondent MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK 523-4250 UNITED CHURCH Greeters on Sunday morn- ing were Bert Shobbrook and Nary Snell, ushers were Neil Cartwright, Bruce Hunting, Danny Reid and Kevin Rad- ford. Rev. Scott welcomed all and gave announcements. Next Sunday will be Laymen Sunday. On November 28th there will be a bus to Huntley Street Rally in Lon- don:The Sunday school crok- inole party is to be November 21. Call` to worship and moment's silence for Armi- stice Day in honour of the fallen who sacrificed' their lives for us. The choif anthem M in with the days theme. For the children's story popies and a wreath were on . .display. He said the poppies ...grow where they gave thetr lives. These peonle fought that we might have peace. Jesus died on the crass that we mightaave eternal life. Junior teachers were Joan Sheperd and 'Ala Nesbitt. The message was "Thou shalt not covet." He re- marked on the number of commercials on T.V. and papers giving a desire to have more things than we need. CARD PARTY , There were'9 tables in play on Friday night. Winners were Ladies High Della Slavin, Clinton, Men Margaret Taylor "(playing as a ;plan) Ladies low Rena Watt, Blyth, men Bert Shob- brook, lortehands Elizabeth Medd, Clinton. In Charge were Margaret Anderson, Hattie Wood and - Trudy Pollard. There will he another in 2 weeks on Nov- ember 21. Everyone -wel- Wine. U.C.W. General meeting was held November 3rd in the Sunday School with 15 .present. President Edyth. •BAcorn conducted the wor-fi ship. The theme wasnneeded and a reading on religion. The scriptare was read from Matthew by Betty Nutley. Edyth led in prayer and read scriptures Micah 6-61 Luke 14:21, Matthew 5:16. Business was conducted. Edyth welcomed all; minutes of June. Sept.. and October were read by secretary Joan Whyte. Correspondence included a letter of thanks by Marg- aret Taylor for the board of stewards for our donation of SI000; a letter and report card from Lam Sue Brogtour foster child. All A and B s on card. Thanks from Bob Burns and Elsie Shaddick. A dehumidifier was dis- cussed and it was decided to leave it for a later date. Edyth Beacon reported U.C.W. Regional Rally at Bayfield on October 6th. 1981 is the year for the disabled and she read a questionnaire to be filled in and sent to Mrs. Mayrrie Wilkins, Goderin. Treasurer report was given by Margaret Good. Writing to the foster child in Novem- ber is Margaret Whyte and in December. Alice David- son. There will be boxes set in the church for the used stamp. Annual reports were given for funeral, lunches by Mary Longman, for socials Betty Hulley noted more were coming up in November and December; for cards , Dori Shobbrook reported Baby 4; Anniversary (55 yrs.) 1. Sympathy 13, Get:well 34. Rose bud and vase 3: Laura Lyon reported on mittens on tree; Nominations report by June Fothergill - not Complete. The group donated 515 for seeds to Zaire Africa and 5110 to the Foster Child for Christmas Margaret Good is tsv- buy a plant for Scotts before the open house. - • Next meeting will be Dec. ember IV. Pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m. Helen Lawson N program Convenor; Kitchen - Fern McClure, Betty .Hulley, Margaret Good and Dora Shobbrook. The group is to invite Burns and each mem- bert to invite. a guest. There will be a white elephant table, also taking and plants. In charge will be Margaret Whyte, Vi Burns and Florence Cartwright. 5 tephen Shaddick of Wa- terloo is spending this week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick while his parents Jeff and , Karin are Moving to their new home in Brantford. ' Congratulations to Mrs. Laura Saundercock on her 86th birthday November 10th. 41C46' The family of Airte Mixer celebrated his 75th birthday on tpesday November 4th. Prese ere (Janet) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunking and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duizer and family (Audrey) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lyndon and fam- ily (Gerry) Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kennedy, and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gibbings and family. He also received a call from Holland. Visiting on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hoorner and son of Blyth. spending 2 days last week Were Mr. and Mrs. Mirewyk of Fonthill. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George Hoggart who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Novem- ber 2 with a family dinner on - Saturday night at Triple K, Blyth. Thirty-one family members were present. They have a family of 3 boys and 3 girls. John and Harvey,of Hullett twp. (Marjorie) Mrs. Paul McMaster of New Ham- burg, (Laura) Mrs. Paul Ded- rick of Simcoe, Bill of Strat- ford and (Betty) Mrs. Butler of Portland. They have 17 grandchildren. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Fother- Dill4 Heather and Nancy e, -at- tended the Orange lodge banquet at Westfield on Fri- day evening. On Saturday evening June Fothergill, Heather and Nan- cy attended a shower at Blyth Legion Hall for bride elect baJycDowell of Stratford. Nil ARNOLD J. STINN1SSEN 1 IFF /rid Mortgage Insuranet Mans !MOM' Ta N Dednetatile Registered Retirement Sax ings Prans 3Bri Annuities income eragmg Annutiks 1.1.• tor our nexx Flestblx Premium RRSP - RFPRFSF)4TING Sun' Life Assurcince Company of Canticle for_21 Ye1.527-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTH Thank you.... My sintere thanks to all the voters of Stanley Township who supported me in the November 10th election. Tom Consitt V Ar .17 • P.,...;(•••••,•• • THE HIJRQN EXPOS$TOR NOVEMBER 13, 1980 :ICA/VN .0F. 'SEAFORTH All workshops ppmmenoe at 7i30p.m. town hall INTRODUCTORY& INDUSTRIAL - DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP •,Chairman: Charlie Campbell COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT' _ Chairman: Henry Mero RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, AND .PARKS _ - Chairman: Ken Oldatte SUMMARY WORKSHOP Chairman: Ken Cardno Monday, NOV4;17 Thursday, Nov. 20 Monday, NOv.24- Thursday, Nov:27 all views wecome. g • • el 7 / • .:4 TOWN OF SEAFORTH _MC , —_. 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