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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-12-06, Page 12essee i THEHURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 6, 1989 Mania — Mas k :! CRYSTAL BALL READINGS & PALM READING PSYCHIC EUROPEAPrSPIRITUAL READER 'MAY ADVISE ON Au PROBLEMS OF Lin Love Life *Business *Health *Happiness *Marriage no not fall to nee this.gifted lady Open 9 ani - 813n1 149 Wellington Rd., London Phone -673-1763 FOR COMMERCIAL 'REFRIGERATION SALES & SERVICE PHONE 262-2020 9A BAIL'EY'S OF fENSALL ITb. AN AFTERNOON WITH CLASS PROJECT - A mural depicting the hazards of tarm safety has given the Grade 4 and 5 students of St 'Patrick's School in Dublin. the Perth County Farm Safety Aware The class created the mural earlier this fall tor a contest in which several Perth County schools participated The class was presented with a plaque and a cheque tor $100, and wit have its mural displayed at farm shows across Ontario for the next year. Stuns.,+, ,.,,rnurad ,.40, .,,+,.-i ,,,,.I,,+.,• in o: +,,, o....,,, Paul Eckert. Adam Nolan Michael Soontiens Nicholas Vink Chad Verberne and Pat Meagher Middle. Julianne Ryan. Dan ny Cronin. Kathleen Moylan. Julianne Crowley Melissa Robert son, Linda Visser. Ben Murray Cathy Coyne and Jeff Var Bakel. Front, Krisri Torrance Sandee Ryan Mistie Murray Christa Murray and Chris Verberne Missing from this photograph is Larry Scherbarth Richards 'photo Cromarty women study church and ap Cromarty Correspondent MRS. ROBERT LAING 345-2326 Lillian Douglas opened the November meeting of the Marian Ritchie Women's Missionary Society with a reading on remembrance, One Day at a time. Joy Scott read Proverbs 3:21-35, followed by a meditation, Remembering World War II. and .prayer, Thirteen members answered the roll call with a verse or reading on remembrance. The offering and coins for the Fellowship of the Least Coin were received. Mary Elliott gave the study book chapter outlining the position of the church as a whole, and that of the Dutch Reformed Church of South Africa in regard to Apar- theid. It was noted that reports on the South African situation call action by the blacks violence, but by the government Walton man surprised Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY hicCALL 8874677 Friends ofeJim, Mcfwall. gathered at the Blyth' Legion Hall Thursday night, November 16 for a surprise party arrang- • ed by his wife on the occasion of his 75th Birthday. The dinner of roast beef with all the trimmings was catered to by the ladies auxiliary of the Blyth Legion. Attending the party were Harve and Fern 'McDowell, Arnold and Irma Cook, Jim and Elsie Walsh, Ab and Gene Snell. Lloyd and Mary Walden, Jim and Phyllis Boale and of course Jim and Effie. Due to the weather conditions one couple Phil and Marjorie Johns were unable. to attend After the dinner the surprised Jim thank- ed all for the evening and the lovely cards and also thanks to the ladies for the din- ner, with special thanks to Effie. It was planned to go out to the McCalls .for the rest of the evening, but because of the winter 'storm all were invited to the new and lovely home of Arnold and Irma Cook for the evening of games and music. :Birthday cake and ice-cream was serv- ed to end a lovely party. LOCAL -BRIEFS Attending a family get together with Bill and Verna Campbell in Seaforth for dinner last Thursday mere Ruth Thamer, Walton; JEvelynsHolt,eWi gbam; ,Allan.,and Beatrice Campbell, IiWinthrop. . Plans are underway for, a community troops, repression, Alice Gardiner gave the secretary's report and the president, Hazel Harburn announced that the next meeting will be a joint Christmas party with the Ladies Aid on December 5 at 8 p.m. All the ladies of the congregation are invited and each is asked to bring a small gift for a gift ex- change. Sue Christie will be a ,guest demonstrator. Following this meeting an crafts left from the bazaar will be taker. home. Beautiful church calendars can be purchased foul the Marian Ritchie W.M.S. Mary Elliott gave the treasurer's report Following the November meeting, Jean Carey presided for the 1989 annual meeting. The following officers were elected: Past Pres. - Hazel Harburn; Pres - Ruth Laing, 1st Vice -Pres. - Lillian lione)as: Secretary -Alice Gardiner; Ass't - Jean Carey; Trees - Mary Elliott; Ass't - Edna Stoneman; Pianist - Betty Lou Nor- ris: Ass't, - Ruth Laing; Associate with party an 75th shower i• 11,•`r'• United Church tor Margaret Shortreea on Monday, December 18. Pre-Christtrias dinner guests with Allan and Betty,McCall last Thursdayewer•e Jim and Effie McCall, Blyth and `John A. and Clara Perrie, Cranbrook. United Church Women members are reminded of an article for the Friendship House this Wednesday evening when they attend the potluck supper for the Christmas meeting. Health Matters Call for a free Information Booklet 527 -BODY 2639 Jerry DeJong 115 Mein St. North, Seaforth rtheid Members - Joy Scott, Peggy Kerslake Jean Carey; Fellowship of the Least Coin - Helen Parsons; Card and Flower Comm - Doris Miller. Hazel Harburn: Friendship and Service Ser. - Peggy Kerslake; Glad Tidings and Literature - Jean Carey: Rep to Managers - Jean Carey: Press - Ruth Laing. Roberta Templeman Nominating Comm - Agnes Lamond, Joy Scott; Social Comm - Lillian Douglas, Mary Elliott, Roberta Templeman, Joy Scott: Program Comm. - Hazel Harburn. Ruth Lainf;, Lillian Douglas. Alice Gardiner. Man Elliott, Edna Stoneman and Jean Carey. Baby Bloomers • Pamper your baby with the * soft choice and help keep his * world clean. * 100% cotton cloth diapers. * with velcro closures available * XS -XL, white and,printed $- Also available gift cern X*. tificates, shower baskets & $ doll diapers tltl rlr�l� • Maureen Barclay nal –522-0186- 4 4 4 4 GET YOUR PICTURE TAKE WITH SANTA CLAUS SATU DEC® TO 3 P.M. Mir *4.44.44.4--fe4-- 4 4 4 4 41 SEAFOPT14 G'-ti'0P ,MMAIRR ST., SEAFORTH 527.0770 The Huron Expositor .CoiOri'ng Contest i' r HURON SUPERIOR. MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER .60 YEARS rving Seutorth,.and all of Huron County -MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLIINTOR9 Bus.: 462-9441 Res.: 462-3b64 Evening ,appointnionta available 5 a oiw a`• :of litokersmith Prze t KELLY McNA.UGHTON Seaforth Age 6 KIM :DIEGEL RA. #4 °Walton Age 12 JASON DENYS Brumfield Age 5 2fld�Paze KIWJANMAAT ".Egrnondv.ilie Age 8 VALERIE °COLLINS Walton Age 10 CODY :McNAUGHTON Seaforth Age 4 rd Pirie 'SARAH AGAR 'RAI. #2 Seaforth Age 7 :SCOTT VAN 'DQQREN RdR. #1 'Seaforth Age 9 KEVIN ,WHYTE :R.R. +fid Seaforth Age 3 `The ..residents -of lents -of the Township of Tuckersnith are regads'ted;:brthe.:councit not to park cars on township fi roadsilduri.ng :the ,winter months in order to facilitate snowplowing operations. Council ,swill not be responsible 4or',damagge to .any tv :hiple: i ked•,aon 'roads ,or streets. Qpuncil :also .re- -quests re--q ;esus rt'hat 'the 'resigients of 'tie Township of 'T, I5ersrnith: o-pot,:push orlit rnp snow.-oto'township -roecls. '11/041PRQUI1011 URERINTE'NAENT "T WNSHIP 'Fi'uuK5- 11TH K +y Mct AU HTON $aatc nth - 1st °.Praia To,theentl an its: okourfreonteat 'Theil l th'EAP.Ps r PROA#Pegial THANK YD,t1 oto Il who Pairi0Pate.11d.lAAcultic*,tOrt4C0flueMoryawne,,nadeithexlud lr19ruary,i!arsA•'Thanks:lagain to all 'MIirfral rolnaY, Plekgxip'tthelrosot .:E I.U,RDNdiNPASIT R office.