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,TviRs:,!iEgr suoginiuu.K
5134250,
was Ob;.
served on .$undaywith
varithistnenabera coligre$7
on participating. Oreeters..
were ' JIM Jameis�n- and
Lorne:400i* ushers were
Donna Shaddick, Joan
whiqpir:01.6cW.heA0..491th
.Gospel song was
• Roe, Scptt. v.10046.4_4
and, announced .thitt;
Sunday,
1hfirn0; 'Read
• it "jnj.Fftiron-Perth'Ev
angelism committee sponsor -
sing EvangellincTi the 80' s
.the--sanie-eveningReV Lane of NOW Zealand
will be ,guest speaker, On
November 28th a bus is
leaving at 5 Rap, to Len-
-dotirs.Tiuntley Stre t Rally.
Sunday School Cro ole
,partly is Nov, 21. Goodwill
bulestriestruCk will
bepiek-
ing tree donations of eSe.di
clot1ithWal'1404eaitd,Pleetir,.
cal applianCeS on Ttteidoi'
Nevethber 25 at 10a.M. at
:the church, Please note date
and tiine. •
Call to worship was led by.
LawSenf . prayer of',
approach Dthier,
SeriPtPre *EtS' rad Bert
Lyon and .:Edythe Beacon.
.story by
(Shirley Scott demonstrat*1 a
,turtle in a hard";sliell having
to first Ptit: out head to
see,thee his feet. We
sonietirlies, have to stretch
°dr tZck. to see rigfirferett
Anima; -With' terreherewere
Joan Illepherd, Lena and
Brenda Nesbitt.
LIONS.....
Londesboro Lions mystery
Remembrance
Wciiton theme
Correspofident
Mrs. Allan McCall
887-06,71
The Tuesday night euchre
, was, held iti the community •
'hair with 8 tables euchre in
play.
-• Prize winners were Iligh
Lady- - Rena Watt, Blythe
Low Mrs. Lawrence Ryan,
Ifigh . Man Ted Bunking.
R.R. 1, Auburn, Low -
Torrance Dundas; Ladies
Most Lone Hands - Mrs.
Jehn Simpson, Brussels.
Men's Most Lone Hands
Dave Watson. Wilfred Short -
reed had -the birthday of
Nbvember 12 closest to that
night.
Institute hostesses were
Mrs- Dave Watson, Mrs. Bill
Humphries, Mrs. E. Stevens
and Mrs. G. McCall. You are
all invited to the next euchre,
Tuesday, November 25 at
8:30 p.m..
• WA1TON UNIT MEETS
Remembrance was the
theme for the Walton Unit
Meeting, Wednesday
evening November 12.
Mrs. Nelson Reld.opened
with a poem. Mr.fP-i Ray
Huether was pianist.
Scripture was taken by Mrs.
Reid. Mrs. Herb Traviss
gave the meditation on
"Little Things". Mrs. Reid
read. a poem on
Remembrance Day.
Mrs. Ray Huether had
many drawings and pastors
on display for her timely
topic for this time ofthe year,
November 11, evicting a
• poem "A Soldier oth
Crutches".
Mrs.. Huether said we have
a call to a better world. we
wonder if we should try to be
better people, we must
• ear, tour is tobe held
Saturday ' November 22
'Registration is12 neon to 1
P40.- at Ole Pall., Come and ,
- brit* 4 friend. Lees $5 Per
car; prizes for winners.
Linich available fene*le8
, ,
:tour:
- A bar load Of ladies Visited
on ' Thursday' •,with Jewel
.CoV,van and Mary. Rehinsonin
,Hanover; They were 'Edythe,, .
Beacon; Laura Lyon; Marg-
aret. Good, Myrtle
ri A n
t.
Shebbroek.'
pard party, •Friday
21$t. at 8.:30..,p.m. All wel
ome.
;
c
. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob, •
brook Ooot SandaY,
with theii daughter 'Thelma
Ellerby and family honouring
their 51 wedding anniver-
sary.
• • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen
spent the week end with his,
brother Dr. and Mrs; Lester
Allen at Watford.
REM,EMBRANCE DAY
Flullett Cenfral pupils held
their Armistice Day , service
at the United church on
Monday November 10 at 11
a.riiiinterestea parents" also
attended a parade from tbe
school, the chure,
pupils and teachers.
The drimiiners were Susan
.Grass and Jeff McNairn; flag
bearers, were representing
the Explorers Lori Bromley;
Brownies Marelyn MaYhettY
ceSc:e4i.4°,3':e9s:t"tvy:Qavse.Srbh°;;n7be.:rss'
David Whyte.. -Master of
•
Ciltae 100o by Mts. $np-
eaper,,mesie teacher. ,
.Scripture was read by Jeff.
MeNatru., The , remit "In •
Flanders Field's'. was read .
by Lisa Watt.
The names of den, from
Hullett Township who lost
their lives in World War
were read by. Duizer.
They were Fred Oifney,
Charles Bromley, Earl Watts
Prank Williams, James iam-
eison and Lewis Steven.
• The reason for the two
minute silence was explained
by Debbie Preszcator. Last
post and revielle-were played
by Angela Schneider.-
-,Gr e .,§ and Serripr choir
sang Let\there be peace"
and Remembrance thoughts
accept ourselves be betty
ourselves, apd discipliqc
ourselves. We think of re-
membrance day, live think of
the last two wars.
Mrs. Alex Gulutzin pre-
sided for The business. Mrs.
Howard—Fiackwell- read- the --
minutes and 22 members
answered the roll call.
COPPER CONTEST
The copper *test leaders
gave their- report for the
year. Mrs. Ian Wilbee and
his side won over Mrs. Bill
Coutts' side. It was decided
to have a supper on
- Thursday, December 111 at
6:30 p.m. with the losing side
making preparations. There
is to be a small gift
ex' ichange.
Mr. Dorothy Sholdice
gave the treasurer's report.
A collection was taken for a
local girl who is • being
married a gift is to be
purchased for her from the
unit.
The U.C. W. general
meeting will begin with a
supper on December 3. Mrs.
Reid reported that a quilt
would be put in at Mrs. Viola
Kirkby's home the first of
this week with another on to
go in at Mrs. Harold Bolger's
the following week.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Bit Theater, Mrs. Alex.
Gulutzen and M lph
Traviss.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lilly -
crop and fa 1ly, London
spent the weekend at the
home of her parents Mr. end
Ms. 'Harold Bolger.
Sorry to report Mrs. Edna
Hackwell has been a patient
in Seaforth Hospital for the
past few days.
WI roll call
lost bargains
WI meting was held on
Yiednesday, November' 12th
with Genevieve Allen at
piano. President Alice Buch-
anan welcomed withva kind
ozrd is never lost." Ro1 call
was atiswered by "a Xrgain
you bought that wasn'tftwith
20 members and 3 visitors
present. Minutes and finan-
cial report were read by
sec/treas. June Fothergill.
Correspondence included
an invitation to Auburn W.I.
Novemba 18 at 12:35 noon,
Clinton W.I. card party is
November 24 at 2:00 p.m.
Thanks from Hatti Wood and
Dora Shobbrook for the hon-
our of representing the W.I.
at -St.. Helen75th Anniver-
sary dinner.
' Londesboro W.I was or-
ganized in 19_09 to 1942 when
it disbanded in form of Red
Cross. On May 4th, 1950 the
group was reorganized.
The new stainless steell
colatider was on display.
$400 was donated to ',Tides.
boro Lions ball park wash
rooms; $25 to Karen Scruton
for Huron County Dgikcate
exerqse-aethon; SIO to Blyth
Lefeon for Remembrance;
and SIO to Myth skate-arthon •
trecerriber 10 Meting will
be a.' pot luck. supper. (6:30
p.rn.) for Christmas parir
family night.Shut in names
are to be handed in.
Marjorie Dirtier reported
on a district direqu's meet-
ing at Holmesville.A bus is
going to garland Lee MI*
011 Dec: 3rd.scost S9. Take a
box tench. Sire also reported
crewel embroidery would be
held after Christmas..
Barbara Rosman sang . a
solo from. Anne of Green
Gables Album.
Hazel Reid introduced the
guest speakers Barbara How-
son of Blyth. She is a
yerlunteer helper of the Clire
ton Banal of the Canter
society. She made an appeal
for volunteer helper and told
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Gaunts hold
celebration
' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt were honoured on the occasion
of their 50th Wedding Anniversary at the Londesboto
United Church when 30 relatives and friends gathered for
a hofftirkby, dinner on Saturday November 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt were married at the hone of the
brides's parents the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynfi in
Londesboro, They were attended by the bride's:twin sister
Mae Hesk and the griiom's brother Andrew Gaunt.
They farmed near Luckpow until 1947 moving to the
10th concession of Hullett township. The retired to
Londeslioro in 1961 where Earl worked in the R.N.
Alexander seed cleaning plant till ill health forced him to
quit. ,In 1974 they moved to Merieset Park near Goderich
where they still reside. They , have attended Londesboro
, United Church since moving to tfie Londesbofo area in
1947. They have beth been active in church activities, Earl
was'a memberef the board of stewards and is still an
elder. Olive belonged to W.A. ,a.nd-W.M.S. until later
years.
. They have a family of two, FayeMrs. Harold Dalrymple
of Brucefield and Ken of Hanover' and 11 grandchildren.
They received congratulate -1.y messages front M.P.P.
tvluiray Gaunt.
Were read by Maher Johns,,
ton. The ProgrAirt also thclu-
, ded the story of Cher -Ami by
GleUyee MeOblehey; The
Victorian CrQS$ by gqsseti
Ilehitt and the laying of the
:;;Isste'h s':::Icfe'rrPni.wa9sah Mr.e14.07.
400 one PepPY Put« en the
'Hai -laud from Clinton he was
thanked by Shawn Seers,
"W)W1,1-17aellie'atk" by Anita
Delin0 and ,Ann Marie Thur.
low and Remembrance Day
Prayer by AO. Scott.
• .i.j1KOAN UNIT
The BeOrean unit held
their reeetiegNovember lith
ie the Sunday school rooms.
Leader • Helen Lawson wel-
corned all and led devotions,
reading "They Shall .Not
Die." Hattie Wood played,•
piano.
,
:THEHURON
Meditation was 4 Story of
John „:1vIcCrae reading Re-
membrance -Day at b,) baY
an Indian combiunitY' at
Alcleville, Ord; and story of
meitterial at Ottawa, . ,
Business included, the
Duraminutes by secretary
,
Sbohhrook; Treasurers
report by. Laura Lyon and
Happy • Birthday 514 for
Isabel Airdrie: Roll Rail Was a
verse or poem concerning
wo,sue are.,
Remembrance Day by 12
members. .
Clean brass for December
is Vi Burns. It was moved to
make a donation for Karee
Scruton on Exercise-a-thon
for Day care. Mary Longman
reported for nominating, net
complete.
Edyth Beacon reported for
U.C.W. general.
*c• Hattie Wood and Ida •Dur-
ini were in chargc•of worship
and the theme was 'Jesus
ealithe his disciples,' Rattle
gave reading 01 Jesus calhng
his diSeieles- 1de closed with
PtaY0t. Lenchwas 'served by
wytb Beacon and "Mary'
...Longrnan
RERSONALS,
Congratulations to Mr.
and • MO. Donald McGregor
on the birth of ababY girt 011
•igfilv ember 14th --in Seaforth
HOSPital,
M. Ken Hulley was ad.
nutted to Seaforth Hospital
on November 12th. •
• Mr. Guy Leiper had surg-
ery in St. Josephs hospital
Londoe on Theirs& Rove
ber 13th..
Mr. Emorson4lesk spent
last week with his daughter
' Mr. and Mrs, Ron MacLen-
• ivn ,at Mount Hope.
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ANOTHER COUNTY HONOURS WINNER—
Sandra Hunt was another who received a county
•honours certificate at the 4-H . Aqhievement
program on Thursday night (Photo by Rahney)
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