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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-10-20, Page 12Al2 - THE FIURQN ; $ y a "�i `2 tRa 'tit u;: V taiNt �edatUlav vcmu..�mv xca�2 E• �;n�� sN Wim AvA, i\ baa, M. ----_ do�c7c�sC�oQo' Gaunt speaks at United Church Nionessassennis Correspondent. MRS. DORA SHOBBROOK 523.4250 United Church Anniver- sary services were held Sun- day. Greeters were Lorne Hunking and Steve Bromley, Ushers for both services were John Cartwright, Larry Gross, Russell Nesbitt and Gary Wilts. Mr. Swan welpomed all and gave announcements, Next Sunday October 24 will be introduction service for Colin Swan at 8 p.ns. Chairman of Huron•Perth Presbytery will be in charge. Guest speaker is Rev. Dr. John Palmer, Lon- don. ' The floral tributes were in loving memory of Trent Shob- brook by Gordon, Darlene and family. and in loving memory of Mrs. Annie Walk- om by Ruth Shaddick and family. Sympathy was expressed to Pat Hunking and family on death of Ted Hunking, Octo- ber 15, age 62 years. , Service was conducted. by Edythe ' Beacom', --Hattie Wood, Joan Whyte, Colin • Swan, John Lawson, Debbie Prezcator. Junior teachers wire Sheila Kennedy and Donna Shaddick. The service was celebration of our journey. • Past. present and future. Scriptures were read from Genesis by Edythe Beacom and meditation- by Hattie Wood. Present," scripture from John 15 by Joan Whyte "The Sojourners". The meditation by Colin Swan. Solo "The church with us" by Harry Lear. The future Explorers. Matt 28. read by Debbie Preszcator, the meditation by John Lawson. In the evening greeters were Margaret Taylor and Bob Trick. Service was con- ducted by Colin Swan and Murray Gaunt. Organist B'urb Bosnian, choir director Louise McGregor. Choir •C.H.S.S. girls chprus. Murray Gaunt's sermon was, ''What my• faith means 'to me as a layman." The stewards wives pre- pared lunch for a social time. following the service.. Bcrcan Unit met October, 12 with leader Helen Laws'ut, A quiz by Helen Lawson and Margaret Good . was "Do I have to be thankful?" with questions to discuss. Correspondence included thanks from Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cunningham, from Kennedy family and from Rev. and Mrs, Scott and family, Roll call answered. by 11 memhe{ s. Happy birthday was sung tor Laura Lyon. Edythe •'Beacoht and Dora Shobbrook. Clean brass, Oc• tober-Edythe Beacom, No- vember -Addie • Hunking. Next meeting December 14. Margaret Whyte had some information on .introduction service for Colin Swan Octo- Ber 24. Edythe Beacom showed, slides on things we have to be thankful for. 'First .was our church and community of friends, White Gift service in the church, our homes, our schools, classrooms, the spring flowers, our farms, the birds at Jack Miners sanctu- ary, the trees and fruits. our families and our young peo- ple. Helen Lawson thanked her, Lunch was served by Mary Longman, Margaret Good, Edythe Beacom and Helen Lawson., W;i, Citizenship meeting was held October •13. Gene- vieve enevieve Allen was at the piano. President Margaret Taylor welcomed all and read a report of August 1 1950 W.I. meeting. Roll call -a freedom we enjoy in Canada was answer- ed by 21 members with three visitors. Minutes and trea- surer's report by sec. -trews, Marjorie Duizer. Corre- spondence included thanks from Nettie and Art Clark; an invitation to Auburn W.I. both anniversary luncheon Nov, 2 and thanks from Blyth Sumner Festival for suppers served; and a letter from Huron County 4-H club. Joan Middegaal intro- duced the guest speaker, Seamus Doherty, teacher at CHSS.- speaking on citizen- ship. There were 2 present not born in Canada. Mr. Doherty was bdrn in Ireland and Is now a Canadian citizen. We have immigrants from many countries each one must contribute and respon- sibly teach children to respect ,all, he said. He was thanked by Trudy Pollard and present- ed with a gift which he contributed to W; I. to their work. Courses coming up -two people to attend baking for Christmas Dec. 8 & 9 at Goderich twp hall, Holmes- ville. Jan 1983; Ontario Heri- tage Feb, rug making (adults) March -food for all seasons; April -simple home repairs workshop. $15 was given to Blyth Skating. club.' Margaret Taylor reported on highlights of Huron County Rally in Grand Bend, Londesboro is to have 1 uron- view birthday party ib May 83. Margaret thanked all who had helped with the Lions supp crs. A reading by Addie Hunk - i tg was titled Definition of 4H le. rs nd Dora Shobbrook presented gifts to 4H leaders Mary Buffinga. Amy_ Huf- tinga, Helen Kolknsan, Marj- orie Duizer, Irene Bromley, Lynda Horbanuik, Diane An- derson. W.I', members all showed their appreciation. A euchre Oct. 22 -and a dessert euchre at' p,m. at $1.50 is planned. The group will cater to Bylsma's 40th wedding anni- versary. Lunch wus served by Isabel Colson, Elma Jewitt and t enevieve Allan. PERSONALS ' The community was shock- ed to learn of the passing of Ted Hunking on'Itri_a.m. He was admitted to Clinton Pub- lic Hospital Thurs. p.m. and transferred to University Hospital, London, Friday am. where he passed away, age 62. Sympathy is express- ed to his wife Pat and family Vaughn, Donna, Joan and _Robert. Mrs. Marion Hunking had an eye cataract removed at Victoria Hospital.. London. Ken Hulley was admitted ' to the Seaforth Hospital on Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hunking on the birth of a new granddaughter Becky Lynn, born to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huhking, Octo- ber 14 in Goderich Hospital. Beverly Lee of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and' Mrs. Jack Lce, Thanksgiving Monday sup- per guests with Mrs. Laura Lyon were her family, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyon, Brad- ley and Deanna, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon, Cheryl, Mr. and MPs. Ron Moes and Laura, Wayne Lyon, Jane, Christianson and Edythe Beacom. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mc - Ewing spent a few days last weekend in Muskoka area. Mr; and Mrs. Tom Allen were guests at his nieces wedding Carol Allen to Jef- frey Darling on Saturday at Elimville United Church and reception in Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Norman, Darlene; Wm. and Cheryl of W Ingham visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Marion Hunking and Bernice attending anniver- sary servicers here. Mr. John Turner, Tucker - smith visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth, attend- ing the anniversary service here. • Visiting on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were her niece Millie Chambers and Morris Shewchok of, Rexdale, WITH EACH $5.00 PURCHASE Avg®ED®b e O$o THF ET Seaf rth 11) STORE HOURS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - 9-6 PM THURS. a FRI. - 9-9 PM - SATURDAY - 9.6 PM SEAFORTH ARKS EVERY WEDNESDAY IS SENIOR CITIZENS' DAY - 5% DISCOUNT OR FREE DELIVERY - WE RESERVE THE -RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIESI KNECHTEL ANL CARNATION COFFEE MATE 500 G JAR 1.89 BOUNCE•SOFTENERSHEETS SOFTENER SHEETS PKG OF 60 4.99 GROCERY STORES CHEF BOY -AR -DEE ASSORTED CANNED DINNERS 15 07. TIN YORK .79 PURINA TENDER VITTLES ASSORTED VARIETIES 500 G KNECHTEL DRY MEAT PIES .69 ASSORTED VARIETIES 0 07. PKG. 1.49 DOG FOOD 3.99 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1982. CARNATION INSTANT MASHED POTATOES 1.29 350 G PKG. 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