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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-09-15, Page 16A16 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 15, 1982 Lortd@oboQo Londeboro WI tours Seaforth library Mr, and Mrs. Russell weekend with grandparents Card winners were: ladies high - Isabel Airdire, low hands - Isabel Scanlon, lone hands - Jean Scott, men's high - Margaret Taylor (play- ing as a man), lone hands - Jake Mcpougall, low -Mary Clark (playing as a man). Lunch was served by Mar- garet Good and Elsie Shadcic et Good and Elsie Shaddick. U.C.W . general meeting was held September 7. Gail Lear, president, welcomed all. Correspondence included thank your for donation to lady Diane nursery from Skimins family, Audrey and Bob Thompson and Mr. Hamilton, Fern and Nelson McClure, Wilmer and norma Glousher; Gladys Armstrong and Foster child. Treasurers report by Margaret Good. Balance on hand was $2301.67. They will donate $1500 to. Board of Stewards. Gail Lear moved a vote of thanks to Carl and Lena Nesbitt for cupboards donat- ed, .to Lorne Hunking, Bob Thompson and Helen Lee for installing and finishing the cupboards, to stove commit- tee, to Y.P. for the U.C.W. Banners for Stratford meet- ing. Donations included $10 to Foster child for Christmas, $20 for U.C.W. 201h anniver- sary. The social committee reported 5 banquets and thanked all. The Huron -Perth Llresby- terial will be held in Londess boro church October 5, open 6 p.m. worship at 7 p,m. anniversary cake and coffee will be served. The program was a skit "The storm" by. Mary Peel, Audrey Thomp- son, Betty Millar, Dora Shob- aion Snell. Shob- brook r W.I. CULTURAL AFFAIRS The WI. met September 8 and._ toured the Seaforth library. President, Margaret Taylor welcomed all. Roll call answered by 15 members "name a good book yop read recently." Margaret Taylor and Alice Buchanan will attend the London area convention. A resolution requested it be mandatory that smoke detec- tors be installed in all homes. The WI donated $10 to Blyth Legion for Armistice Day. Helen Lawson reported a Historical 'September meet- ing, Stephen township, Sept. 15 at 8 p.m. October meeting to be in Brucefield. Helen Lawson gave a talk on "food that really smecks" from a Mennonite cook book, Margaret Taylor talked on McGregor's written by Ro- bert Laidlaw of Wingham. When he died his daughter Alice Munro finished the book. Beryl Reid introduced Trudy Broome the librarian of past five years. The library was built in 1912. She explained the services offer- ed, large print books, talking books, audio room films, etc, microfilming of past and present Seaforth papers. She was thanked by Geneive Allen and presented with a gift. 'Correspondent MRS. DORA SHOBBROOK 523-4250 United church greeters on Sunday were Dora and Gor- don Shobbrook,.ushers were Stanley Airdire, Brian How- att. Freddie Peel and Brian Whyte. Mr. Swan welcomed all and gave announcements. Youth group meet every Sunday 7-9 p.m. in the church. Members wanting sacrament of Baptism con- tact the minister before September 28. Flowers in the church were placed in loving memory of Joyce Kennedy by her family. Friends are invited to attend "open house" in honour of Art and Nettie Clark, 60th wedding anniver- sary at Meneset Recreation hall, Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. Best wishes only. Mr. Swan led in call to worship. Psalm unison reading was led by Bert Lyon, childrens time was "Hugging me" - Elliott the porcupine wanted a friend but no one would be his friend on account of his quills. He found a friend in the woods, Wilma porcupine. God wants us to hug and love Him. Junior teachers were KNECHTEL STORE HOURS: