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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-01-26, Page 5Watow and kowcoJog, New members for Walton church board Correspondent BUS. BLTTYMcCALL 887,6677 The congregational meet- ing of Duffs United Church was held on Sunday following the noon luncheon and the morning's service. Mrs. Marilyn McDon- ald, the new treasurer, was voted as secretary. Mrs. Annie Reid was nom- inated as recording steward with Rev. Swan still chairman to the Unified Board. Bruce Clark remains as chairman of the session. Harvey Craig was nominated as chairman of the Stewards. John Tha- mer replaces Howard Hack - well. Brian Wilbee takes over for Herb Traviss. Doreen Hackwell replaces Jean Bew- ley on the Manse committee. Mrs. Margery Ritchie was voted as alternate represent- ative to Presbytery. Rev. Swan exoressed h' thanks to all for their help There were all good reports of each organization. Audit- ors elected for 1983-83 were Allan Searle and Margaret Craig: Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Wey were greeters at the Sunday Worship. Mrs. Mar- gery Huether was organist. The Rev. Charles A. Swan spoke to the children°on "The Spirit of Failure". The sermon was "Appar- ent Failure" offering was received by Howard Hack. , well. Campbell Wey and Rick McDonald. The flowers in the 'sanc- tuary were in memory of Mr. William James Bennett Next Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday Behoof at the same time. Confirmation class is called for 9:00 a.m. Also Sacrament of Baptism and dedication of hymn book and Bibles will take place during morning worship. 4-H STARTS AGAIN Mrs. Dorothy Sholdice and Mrs. Pat Nolan attended training school in Clinton recently. They are leaders for the 4-H springy project "On- tario Heritage ' for Walton 1 club. Any girl who is 12 by the 1st of March is welcome to Jake this project and asked to get in 'touch with either one of these ladies. Meetings will start next week. Nancy Schade and Lynn Dodds are leaders for Walton 2 in McKillop. Mr. Emerson Mitchell re- turned to Stratford Hospital on Sunday where he will have further treatment for them from Brazil week. Mrs. Marilyn McDonald Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill has presided for the business been staying with the Mit- .17THBOUNDARY chell's since she returned The first meeting in the from hospital. They all visited New Year for the 17th Bound - ''Wilmer in Stratford Hospital P on Sunday. UNIT MEETINGS The 8th and 16th Unit of the U.C.W. of Duffs United Church held their meeting, Wednesday afternoon. Janu- ary 12th and Mrs. Elisabeth Boettcher's home. Devotions were led by Mrs. Leona McDonald. A poem "Resolu- tion of the New Year" was read. The topic was on the life of two missionaries who came ary unit was held on Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Malinda Johnston with 12 ladies present. Mrs. Helen Williamson opened with the thought, They• have no other God's before me. Mrs. Helen Craig presided for the business, and intro- duced the new presidents - Mrs. Margaret Craig and Mrs. Karen Hoegy who will take months alternately. Thank you cards were read • • THE HURON EXPOSitOR, JANUARY 28, 1983 -- AS. from M atharble Baan and the Clark and Leeming families. The slate of officers President, Mrs. Margaret Craig and MR. Karen Hoegy Secretary, Mrs. Catharine Baan; Treasurer -Mrs. Pearl McCallum; • Miscellaneous. Mrs. Margaret Bennett; Sup- per Committee, Mrs. Pearl McCallum,' Mrs. Dianne Mc- Callum, Mrs. Margaret Craig and Mrs. Margaret Bennett; Quilt Committee, Mrs. Mar- gery Ritchie, Mrs. Malinda Johnston and Mrs. Blanche Hoegy. The U.C.-W. ex•,f:cutive meeting will be held, Wed- nesday, February 2 at 2 p.m at Mildred Traviss' home. Farm history is WI The W.I. agriculture meet- ing was held Jan. 12. Gen- evieve Allen was at the piano. President Margaret Taylor welcomed all. Correspondence included Thank Yous from Miss Flor- ence Duke, Alice Davidson, Nelson Lear, Harold and Annie Cunningham, Howard Clark, Ed and Mrs. Salverda, Mrs. Buchanan, Doreen Car- ter, Elsie Shaddick, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bylsma from Marj- orie Duizer for 4-H gift, from Clinton Hospital Auxiliary and Lady Diana nursery for donations, a $10 cheque was returned from June Nixon to be used as donation to Benevalence. Due to the lack of help catering will be reduced to Lions Club and W.I. memb- ers' requests. Nominating committee is Marioriei And - Seven join •Londesboro United gregation. Junior teachers Lawson. PI off inners were Diana Shobbrook and Hazel Reid and eg awson, Florence Cartwright. low Vietta Hog Clare A children's chorus of Vincent. Get well card signed Denise Hulley, Melanie Knox for Helen Lawson. Shuffle - Sara Lyons, Shelly Merner board again next week Jan. and Elizabeth Swan sang. 26th. Cheerio Club met at the PERSONALS home of June Fothergill. A Mr: Don Reid of Sudbury. letter of thanks was read from fiddle champion at Shelborne the Children's Aid Society for for the past two years spent J $10 donation at Christmas. the weekend of Jan. 17 with Bibles donated t/7 HCS The draw, donated by Laura Mr. and Mrs. Vic Stackhouse Lyon, was won by Vi Burns. A and family. snow contest by Margaret U.C.W ladies held quilting Good was won by Dora Shobbrook. Next meeting will be group 3 at the home of Vietta Hoggart. Lunch was served by June Fothergill and Margaret Good. All- signed a get well card for Helen Lawson, a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Shuffleboard January 19 had a good turn out. Winners were high lady Audrey Thompson, low Dora Shob- brook, 2nd high Hazel Reid, 2nd low Vietta floggart, men's high -Tom Allen, low Bob Thompson, 2nd high Clate Vincent, 2nd low Reg Correspondent MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK Greeters at the United Church on Sunday were Alan Bosman and Bill Bromley. Ushers were Stanley Airdrie, Brian Howatt, Freddie Peel and Brian Whyte. Or- ganists were Barb Bosman and Lisa Duizer. Mr. Swan received members by Reaf- firmation of faith. Edna Reid and Dave Overboe and by transfer Marlene Armstrong, Lynda Kennedy, Penny Over- boe, Brenda and Jim Thomp- son, Randy Shepherd was presented with a Good News Bible from the session on graduation from Junior con - topic dr co-oPetatal8 mw..M• No, • two irvM BRUCE SMITH , NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS Of the Sales Representative Mitchell Co-op Store 130 Georgina Street 'Mitchell, Ont. NOK INO Bus: 348-9975 Res: 348-9975 • ��, die co -o >e INSURANCE AND EINANCIAI siavicES LIFE•HOME•AUTO•BUSINESS•FA ' M TOWNSHIP OF. McKLLLOP Please take notice that the regular February Council meeting has been changed from: MONDAY, February 7, 1983 to MONDAY, January 31, 1983 at 1:00 p.m. MARION McCLURE Clerk -Treasurer erson and Romana Jamieson. June Fothergill introduced Jim Jamieson who showed slides on agriculture,, one on China showing the progress they have made and one on Canada's progress. It highlighted 1907 when Easterners went west, 1930 when western ,Canada was destitute from drought and 1960 when grain was plenti- ful. urch On Monday January 17 Mr. Lobb and Mr. Macdonald from the Gideon Bible Society handed out Bibles to students of the grade five class' at Hullett Central School. The Bibles contained the New Testament and two books from the Old Testament. The two gentlemen hope the pu- pils will use the Bibles wisely. Reporter: Mike Radford SCIENCE FAIR On Monday, January 17, Mr. Harrison addressed the grade seven and eight classes on the science fair. Both grades take part in the fair and if exhibits are good enough go on to the regional fair.. Mr. Harrison gave many ideas on subjects for the projects. He helped greatly and gave students a good start. Reporter: Lori Bromley ASSEMBLY On January 21, Mr. Stan Crookall came to Hullett Central. An afternoon as- sembly was held and he showed religious paintings he had done. Everyone enjoyed 'them thoroughly. Reporter: Kelly Voddon Editors: Lori Livermore Deanna Lyon WINTER CLEARANCE ALE - North Star Casual ' BOOTS at the home of Brenda Rad- ford on Monday when the C.G.I.T. girls served lunch. Marjorie Duizer was one of the representatives for Huron County at the piano of the Rural , Seminars for vital people in Toronto Eileen Clark returned home on Jan. 19 after having surgery Dec. 6. She returned home for Christmas when she suffered a stroke and return- ed to London University Hos- pital.. McKillop families have visitors Cortespongent ited on Saturday with Mrs. MRS. ED REGELE Marion Hare and family of 527-1106 Stratford. 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