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Church decorated in fall colours
MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK
523-4250
The United church
Thanksgiving service was
well attended Sunday. Greet-
ers were Jack Tamblyn and
Harry Snell and ushers were
John Cartwright, Larry
Gross, Russell Nesbitt and
Gary Wilts. The church was
decorated. with fall leaves
and produce by Explorers and
Y.P.
Collo Swan welcomed all
and ,gave announcements.
Flowers on memoriam stand
and on piano ';ere in loving
memory of Mrs. Lloyd Wal-
Kom, Mitchell, mother of
• Mrs. Allen Shaddick, placed
by her family and flowers
from the wedding of Gloria
Adams and Alex Westerhout
on Saturday. A special
thanks to the Snell family for
their music.
Session and Stewards are
to meet at 7:30 p.m. Mon-
day,.. Oct. 18 and Official
Board at 8 p.m. in the church
when Rev. Len Harbour from
London Conference will an-
swer questions on Unified
Board system. All members
of the congregation are in-
vited to attend.
Next Sunday is Anniver-
sary Sunday with morning
worship at 11 a.m. by Colin
Swan and evening 7:30 p.m.
by Murray Gaunt. Special
music includes a.m. Londes-
boro choir, at night CHSS
girls choir, A. social titne is to
follow.
Adult Bible Study is held
at 2:15 p.m. each Thurs., at
the manse. The children's
story was about an old
Russian soldier who was kept
warm by the Tight of a
candle. "God's love. is al-
ways there"
Junior teachers were Don-
na Shadick and Sheila Ken.
nedy.
Anyone having flowers for
the anniversary please con-
tact Brenda Radford.
HAPPY GANG SENIORS
Twenty seniors met Oct. 5
President Beth Knox wel-
comed all with a reading.
Minutes were read by secre-
tary Isabel Scanlon and trea-
surer's report by Margaret
Taylor. Correspondence in-
cluded a Thank You from
Audrey and Bob Thompson
an invitation to the Fall Rally
in Goderich, Fri., Oct. 8.
A bus tour to Simcoe lights
in November was discussed.
Meetings will be the last
Wednesday of each month,
to conserve heat as hall is
used on Wed., evenings for
other activities. Next meet-
ing is November 24 at 1:30
p.m.
Some cards were played
winners were ladies high -
Margaret Taylor, lone hands
- Vietta Hoggart, low - Beth
Knox, men's high - Bob
Thompson, lone hands -
Harry Caldwell, low - Marg-
aret Good (playing as a man).
• Lunch was served by Addie
Flunking and Dbra Shob-
brook,
PERSONALS
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs, Allen Shaddick
on death of her mother Annie
Mrs, Lloyd Walkom in Mit-
chell, October 5, age 92.
Congratulations. to Mr.'
and Mrs. Jack Snell on the
birth of a new granddaughter
Laura Christine, born to Mr.
and'Mrs, Rick Snell, Mitchell
in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, October 6. ,
Congratulations to Gloria
Adams and Alex Westerhout
who were married, Sat., Oct.
9. A reception was held in
Blyth Community Centre
with many from here attend-
ing.
Jack and Helen Lee enjoy-
ed a bus trip by Leisure
Tours of Hanover, travelling
north, seeing the leaves in
colour, and spending the
night in Peterborough.
Spending three weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDoug-
all were his sister Jessie
Catalano from Boise Idaho
and his niece Jean Giordano,
Toronto.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor and
Mrs. Don Buchanan attend-
ed the Huron County W.l.
rally at Grand Bend, Mon-
day, October 4.
Mrs. ' Beth Knox spent
Thanksgiving Sunday with
her daughter Cindy Swan
and boys in London. '
Mr. and M -s. Ted Fother-
gill, Nancy And Heather
attended the Bendor-Brisbon
wedding at Zion United
Church at Gowanstown. The
service was' conducted by
Rev. Cecil"Wittich. A recept-
ion followed at Kurtsville
Community Centre. The
bride is Mrs. Fothergill's
niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Pater-
son and Katie spent Thanks-
giving with her parents Mr.
and Mrs, Bob Burns.
The family of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Snell field Thanks-
giving at the hoinepf Mr, and
Mrs. Allen Bosman: Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Bev
Jewitt: Craig and Trent,
Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs.
Robbie Snell, Gavin, Hayley
and Danny, Exeter. Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Jewitt, Lori and
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