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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-23, Page 17�tY • r r, • 11 18R1N andeAt*1i>i V•r S, W w - congregtstion witnetisedthe t biipfiam, at • op' United tq cit:: grave on Sunday Meruingg Rev. John G. •'Roberta conducted the iipFMcc . • rp. -George Waiter, organist, 0810‘1,t ;:the prelude and service. The eh lr san Would You Bless syr aM F' lea". ,Fello!ing,; the .script re reading, Rev. R� aa'ited "What does Baptism Mean?" Atte tile` Scripture record.. Infants; 'fraylsIfelicrelf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce tkptpl ; Joelene Sara, daugbtcr of Mr. and M fat. Bryryan Black; Adam Douglas,, son of Mr and Mrs. Brian Potter; Justin Ashley, a9n of Mr.' and Mrs. John Campbeli--and Peggy Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C'emeron Frocter were baptized. VIDEO SHOWS HOSPITAL ADDITION The Women's Institute meeting began wjtha .dessert tea with several visitors weI omed' by the president, Mrs. Ross Higgins. Program convener, Mrs. Ross Higgins, SP0Ife on the help available in local counties in binged women and children. Mrs. Don Vair spoke en the projected Cr�nbr�ok W Correspondent MRS.�MM SEP GEL The Terpstra families celebrated an early Christmas on Sunday, Nov.. 13, in the Con'{irunity Centre. • Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and family included Mr. and Mrs. - John Smits and family, Waterford, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bardoel and family, Wartburg. • Mrs.' 'Geo. Campbell, Seaforth, visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack REMEMBRANCE DAY THEME OF WMS Mrs. Clare Veitch was hostess for the • . buiidi4 Planii at the Wtnghhsm and Dlat'k' ffopp"itel. Shq presented f vldao; taped e door plans with it deacription; of the kn rovement 01 service which the new wing will"make possible. - Noonan Hayes,• the hospital adtnigletrrit. tor, spoke on the f inanflaf funding Lund answered many questions..? •• 'Y It }was.ilecided to conttrlribu . tt1�e' War Methods! Children's Haspltal, e'Town and Country Homemaker's, the Wingham and Area Day and for the Homebound and the Family and Children's Services,' Mrs. Jim Hunter gave a report Qt the Area t onventien which she attended in St, Marys, The Women's institute is pleased with the attendance. of 20 women to the rug braiding course,. PERSONALS • Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball and Matthew of Hanover on Sunday. Matthew celebrated hjs first b day. The •xecutive of the Belgrave Bible Society fishes to thank everyone who oollecte this year to complete a successful canv in the community. r. and Mrs. Jack Taylor held a family thering in the Women's Institute Hall on turday afternoon. Those attending'were , Ellen Armstrong' of Ltteknow; Mi. and TO Cl lg ,Riuev e. Mr. and Mn�•'' EVaylor, Sarnia;: . a{ed Mrs, Russel MINNand finally of Pickering: Mr. an& M� Roy Taylor and Remy', Ueeigrave; MR•. ad••MIrs. Frank igennil aind family,.4f Qlanbrook; Mr..and i!IN -7Qitn lljolan end- fele,.y Of %Den,. Jet Annitroa , R52 Lit ksoowf Mr. NM Mrs, Bob Taylor and fan/ prey) Mr, and Mrs. Nelsen Dusky and family of New Hain prgg; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keller .and"family, 'R.R. 1 Belgrave; • Mark Taylor of Dutton, Dr. Ron Taylor and Dr. Ron Dunphy, St. John's Newfoundland and Trudy Taylor Belgrave. Dinner guests at a home of Mr. and, Mrs. John Campbell, fo owing the baptism of their son Justin Ashley, were Mrs. Irene Desjardine and Mr. and Mrs. James Prance of Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maass, `Laurie and Donny of London; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Desjardine of R 1 Thedford; Mr. and Mrs, Clare Van Camp, Mr. and Mts. Harold Javdin, Michael and Darryl and Mrs. Olive Campbell all of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell and family of RRl Belgrave vis ted in the afternoon and were supper gdests at the same home, Mrs. George Michie returned home after visiting with her daughter and son-in-law , Mr. .and Mrs. Gil Tourigney and family of • Calgary. officers - are re-elected - November meeting -of the WMS. Mrs. John Vana$s-was leader and followed the Remembrance•theme, giving- readings and poems'dealing with Remembrance 'Day and stressing the reason we remember Nov. 11. Mrs. Stewart Steiss completed the study of the Pacific islands. The topic Was •'To help understand the ways men, women, and children participate in church activities as compared to the Presbyterian Church." The December meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Stuart Stevenson and will begin with a pot ;suck dinner at noon. Each member is to. bring a guest and be. responsible for a Chnstmas reading. Goodwill .truck will be at ondesboro church BOCorr BROOK • 5234250 Londesboro United Church U.C.W. gen- eral meeting is Nov. 28. A crokinole party is planned for Sat. Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. in church basement. The Messengers meet Nov. 27 and a Goodwill truck will be at the church Nov. 24. White Gift Sunday is Dec. 4 and a community Christmas service Dec: 11 at 8 p.m. in Londesboro church. PERSONALS Mrs. Diane Elliott had surgery Friday in Clinton Public Hospital. Margaret Taylor, E Ima Jewitt and Dora Shobbrook attended Goderich Twp. W.I. on Monday night the 1401:. , HappyGang Seniors mbeting Nov. 30 have their Christmas meeting. Mr. Wm. Hamilton of Moorefield is spending a few days with his daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Thompson. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith of Coburg. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Dora Shobbrook were grandchildren, Sheryl, Patricia. Sarah and John Millson of Woodstock. All attended the shower for bride elect Myrna Scott at the home of Thelma E lllerby, Clinton. Also attending from here were Darlene Shob- brook, Joy Vodden and Olive Penfound. Michael Lyons was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Monday for surgery on Tuesday. His mother Mrs. John Lydils is spending a few days with her sister Sandra Popp in London. Those present at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter for a pre -Christmas family gathering were Mr: and Mrs. Watson Reid and Dan, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Harty Arts, Seaforth, Mrs. Eula Kellar. Seaforth. Mr. Worship Together ov. 24 and Mrs. Larry Canter, Simcoe; Colleen Carter, Eater; Mr. an Mrs. Kevan Broome, Lucan; C r and Mr. John Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter entertained her aunt Mrs. Jim Armstrong on her birthday Nov. 16. Also present was Mrs. Kevan Broome. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Kevan Broome and Colleen Carter visited their parents, Glen and Doreen Carter this past weekend. Cheerio aub met Nov.- 16 at the home of Mary Longman. A draw, donate4 by Mary Longman was won by Vi Burns. The group donated 510 to Christmas Seals and 510 to Huron County Child Care;_4111_s'igned a get well card to Heletelawson.- SHUFFLEBOARD November 15 results: ladies high Vietta Hoggart, low, Laura Lyon, men's high Les Reid, low Lorne Hunting play off winners .were Vietta Hoggart and Lorne Bunking, low Beth Knox and Reg Lawson. Next games Nov. 30 at 8 p.m. The election` of officers resulted in all officers continuing for 1984 With the exception' of Glad Tidings secretary, Mrs. Wilfred- Strickler will replace Mrs. Stuart *Nair. , Mrs. Jim Hart conducted a brief meeting . of the Ladies' Aid when committees were appointed to plan for the Presbytery dinner, Nov. 23 and Fireman's banquet, Dec. 13.. CARD PARTY The Hall Board held their first card party on Saturday evening, Nov. 12 with 6 tables in play. Table . prizes went to Helen Dobson, Morris Honeyford and Dorothy Hamilton; high lady, Mildred Gill; high man, Ken Crawford; low lady, Mrs. Honeyford; low • man, Morris Honeyford; lone hands, Wilfred Strickler; lucky draw, Palley Dickinson; lucky cup, Darlene Nichol; `for attending a Remembrance Day service, Laura Strickler. There will be another card party in the Community Centre on Friday evening, Nov. . FRIENDSHIP CLUB ENJOYS OLD TIME SINGING Brussels Friendship Club met Nov. 17 in the Legion Hall. The meeting opened with "0 Canada"I with Lulu playing the piano. Phyllis Mitchell and Mildred Travis entertained with some Musical numbers, with Phyllis on the violin and Mildred playing the piano. A sing -song of some old favorites was led by Gerald Exel with Alf Sutton, playing piano. Ed Martin reported on a workslmp being held in Goderich. There is a liniit;to-one member per• cl bland he offered to .atter ski due.nteeti fie--club--wili.•hotd ,-. Christmas'dmne"i un Dec. 15 Wilk the le ladies' auxiliary catering. Program.' ` it+ tee for Dec. Mr. Exel and F. Time" -1I .,___I w Euchre followed and the 'npers Werei high lady, Ann Thynne; low lady,• Mildred McTaggart; high gent, Ed Martin; low gent Fred Thuell; lorye hands, Mrs. McCallum Uno, Mrs. Carpentier. • On Saiday, November i13,•ttwelve, pew Brownies were e r inctdadag haf'oe• ,evcryTntesta''Slmein to8Browniet.% The Dwaee :' m SSWrdad„Nov. 26 pi.in' Knox'Unit Church S day olroom, Belgrave, - Mr. and Mrs. Rey Potter and Ttacy,43f, Clinton;' Mr, and Mrs T) sit Rifsclulr}, lir, . and Mrs. Murray Ritaenia of Wingham were dinner sucks on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Potter and family, following the baptism of their son. Adam Douglas. Mrs. Florence COMMA of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Campbell and famny, Mr. Clifford Coultes .of R111 Belgrave were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Wheeler following the baptismal of Travis Moncrief, son , of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell. Mr. and Mrs.' -Barry Logan; Michael, Shawn and Becky of Bfirlington spent the weekend with their:' Parents. Mrs. Cliff Loan, Mr. and Mrs. Roy.McKay of Wmgham. A bale was sent from Knox United Church, Belgravre to the Good Will Mission, London, last' week. EUCHRE WINNERS , Nine, tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held'. in the W.1. Hall Wednesdays^evening Nov... 16. Winners were high lady Mrs. George Drehmantt; dovelty lady, Mrs. Stanley Black; low lady, Mrs. Garner. Nicholson; high mgn, Mason Robinson, novelty man, Bradley Shobbrook; low man, George Drehmann. There will be euchre next week same trine. Everyone is welcome. , skiirthe co,epewoe m.vr•nc:IAur: your.. vv4r BRUCE SMIIIU . sail,'Raprocanlatiw Mltchall co-op3tora 130aaoEylna Uplift MIteMit. Ont: NSK1141 sus: 3414,75 . 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