The Huron Expositor, 1979-01-18, Page 19Town.
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As a result of a, meeting
with . LLBO people in
Toronto, the town, along
• with all other operators of
hails: in the province, has
been: presented with strict;
guidelines on advertising
and the admission of minors
to public functions serving,,
liquor under :special, occasion;
permits.
Seaforth's, arena commit-
tee won't allow minors to any
cord'
t.
fine OTS5W, per minor would:
be charged if minors are
drinking on the premises.
Adiiet leing tS Iron
'ted for Socials, stags nr
wedding; reee P .tions,
Advertising for fund_ raising; •
Correspondent
MRS. RENA CAU WELiT
262-5062 Wieren celebrated their 25th;
events is permitted,, the
LLBO says, but can indicate
only the name of the event,
its purpose and sponsorship,
the admission charge (if any)
the place of the event and the
entertainment,
friends in the area,
Mr, & Mrs ;Harry Van
community centre licenced Mr. '& Mrs. Orville Work --
.functions. except weddings, rim and Mr. & Mrs. Robert
receptions and famiy ban., Bgie are holidaying on the
quets, Thosesenting the hall Carribbean •
will, have tosign an agree- Mr. & Mrs, Elgin Thomp-
ment accepting responsi- son are on holiday in Florida.
bility, for any fine for minors. Mr. Norman Dickert has
The LLBO told councillor returned from Harriston.
Gerald Groothuis and Rec. Mr, & Mks. Art 'Wheeler,,
Director Clive Buist_ that a Mississauga, : are visiting'"
B�ucefield UCW, •
Raises over
Tuckersmith Unit 1 Bruce
field United Church U.C.W.
met. Monday January 8.
Eleven answered the Roll
Call Happy New Year.
Mrs. Jean Henderson and
Mrs. Vi. Ross were in char8e.
of the devotion:,'"Mrs,
'
Henderson opened the
meeting with a poem New
Year Thought Look Back,
then look ahead and hope for
the future..•
In the absence of Mrs,
Scott, Mrs. Ross gave the
New Year message also read,
the scripture Gen. 10: to 4.
The offering was received;
a'nd . dedicated by Mrs.,
Varna UCW
Henderson and . Prayer
Thank you. God, The . pre-
sident Mrs. Marjorie • Broad -
loot, chaired the. Business
o ion. Reported that the
Group had had a very
successful year and raised
$1.575:08.
,Mrs.. Stoll reported for
cards and gifts for the year.
The penny contest was a real
success. Mrs. Walter's Team
$95.00 Mrs. PPaterson's Team
$81,64: The `.Low Team will.
• serve a dinner. 'in April. New::
Capains were chosen for
1979 and are Vi. Ross and
Vina Berry.
The program committee is
Wedding Anniversary Jan. 6
with Open„Eleuse.:About 75
' callers from Auburn; Mount
BrydBes, London and the
surrounding area, called to'
wish them: well. Harry's
family in Holland: celebrated
the event in Holland and'
called by phone to add their
good wishes.
15,000
to get programs for 1979.
The annual meeting will be
held Jan. 28th.
The February meeting will
be in charge of Mrs, M.;
Broadfoot and_Mrs. H.
• McCartney, Lunch. 'Mrs; A.
&� and Tklcs.V . Ross.
j jun& was - served, by
Mrs,. Walters and Mts. H.
McCartney, Rev. R. McMul-
len poured tea,
Stanley Curling_ Club is
back into action:' again this,
winter every Tuesday night.
The winning team last week
was Don Brodie's team. Don •
McGregor's. team; :was tops
this week.
Eleanor McAsh 'opened.:
the first U:C:W. meeting of
the new year with a reading,
and prayer, The worship
, service on the New . Year
theme was' presented by.
Nora Heard and, Lynda
Postill,
• Reports were read by the
secretary, Shirley Hill, And .'
treasurer Marg Hayter. Last•
• year was•a good year furan -
r y, are! many 'Anngtia/is
were made to worthy organi-
zations. The $100 in envelope
givings over the allocation
was, designated for World
Relief. Dorothy Ostrom was
elected . to . the office of
envelope: secretary.
An, appeal'" has been re-
ceivedom
fr the. London
Mission for warm clothing.
and footwear for men. Some
',has a 4d.Y 4beCP,.Jl
Hensall.;United plans
'annual meeting
Rev. T. Garnet Husser
:conducted the, service in
Hensall United Church on
Sunday --the sermon subject
was' "What ,..HaPPee
Happened in
Paradise?". The choir under
the direction of Mrs.. Marian=
ne McCaffrey with Dr. Ralph,
Topp at the organ sang "The
Lords' My Shepherd".
Neat; Sunday Jan. 21st,'
Rev. D. L. Howlitt of the
Canadian Bible Society will
be the guest speaker` at!.
Hensall and Chiselhurst The
Annual meeting of the con-
gregation of Hensel( will take
place Wed. Jan' 31st begin,.
ning with a pot luck supperat''
6:30. The annual meeting of
Chiselhurst congregation will.
take place Friday Feb 2nd
beginning with a pot- luck
supper 'at 6:30 p.m.
Mrs. rack Corbett in corn
parry with Mr. & Mrs. Leslie
Adams of Exeter visited with
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenze,
Shipka; on Friday.
Rev. Kenneth Knight con
ducted service in Carmel ,
Presbyterian Church on Sun • .
day speaking on the subject
"The Growing Church". The •
annual congregational meet-
ing will be held Jan. 25 at 8 .'
p.m.
litif anyone else ..would like
to donate, please leave them
witi:MargaretHunt :or Helen.
Taylor as soon as possible.
Dinner prices were raised
to$4.75 if served at the churcl
S5.Q0. elsewhere: A dinner
was served on Monday, Jan.
8, to members of the Orange.
lodge. : •
The Presbyterial annual.
:meting is on: Tuesday, Jan:, •
30thin qt.yJamesff bi rch,
Exeter. Anyone who would
like to • attend should • let'.
Eleanor know. This is always>
an ,interesting ' and worth-
while meeting. Morning
speakers ' are ' Phillip : and
Joanne McGary; and in the
afternoon Dr. Katherine
Hockin ;will: speak on Wo-
men's
oa
Hen 's andChildren's' Rights.
Neese bring your own lunch.
Beverages will be supplied
by the host church.
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Mrs, BW Chessell
482.9969
ihPancake
leSupperwill
he on Feb. 27. Further plane
will be made at theiFebreaxy!
meeting.
The worne. n have decide to
make an autographed quilt•,.
A committee was set OP to'
Plan the design and get it
ready to work on
Mary Chessell, president
of the group for the past two
Years, was presented with a
Life Membership. 16 the.
U,C.W, in a ceremony con-
ducted by Marjorie Stirling,
with Margaretilunt assisting;
She was also given a'beauti-
fully bound book of poems
tided "Better than Gold".
A ' social half-hour was
enjoyed over a cup of tea and
lunch served,. by Nora and
Lynda.
Mack Webster, whose
homecoming was . ' delayed
• because his fractures had to
be reset after the swelling
subsided: arrived home on
Tuesday of this week from -
:sir., ieseph's...
Congratulations to Bob
Gwynie Roberts on the ibirth,
in
of thele bouncing g ba by boy,
,Tarries Anthony (3a.nnic).
Julie Webster cclebratedl
her tenth. birthday ° with at
Iwling.and pyjama party foci
friends Jacquie Taylor, Lpr'11
tr'onsitt an`d Laura. Roy.
Members of the 4Orangei
Lodge have the 'ice • in thei
arena now. With the cold''
%wither during the ;latter,
part of last: week, it didn't-
take long to get it ready :tor,
skating:
If you like to warm up the,
winter weather withdancing,
set Feb. 10 Aside for the '
Orange Lodge dance at Hully
Gully with the Music Makers4,
Grace and. Elgin Thompson
are enjoying a winter holiday
in sunny Florida,
Mr, & Mrs. Don Brodie
and: Mr. & Mrs. Bob' Allan,
spent the week -end in the,
Warton area snom mobilingi
and cross country skiing.
Four area boys Bill Gibson
Bdaa, Falconer. Roll TsyI
and David Tt wnse.. , repre-
fin
ser}ted,Central Hur - eeon-
da>y Sch..,
ton as
a
curing team They Played
agarnlst seven schools; and:
Brut:efield Church
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MRS. ,LEAN TAYLOR
482,9155
The Brucefield, United
Church will hold their An -
mai Congregational meeting
of January 28, beginning•.
:Pith a pot luck dinner' after
the. church -service, at. 12
o'clock.
January 21',•will be Com-
munion, Sunday at 10 a.m.
SNOWMOBILE CLUB
A snowmobile club has
been . formed in the area
again this year. Their meet-
ing place is at Hully Gully.
Executive for the club this
year is: President; Lloyd: Hoy
tine /11,1f Arts Of lint' /0 (IS
zehrs
of Etrucefield; Vice Pres. -
Steve Smith, Sec. Treasurer -
Carol MaePonne:lle• Trail Co--
dinator-Ed Burro,
The club will ;be serving a
mncake and ham breakfast
every Sit n'iay morning front 9
till 1 at ilaity Gully. Every
Wednesday evening a trail
ride is planned, Sunday
evening a meeting and; trail
ride is taking place at 7 p.m.
Mr, & Mrs. Don McGregor
and Mr. 4 Mrs. Arnold ,Riley
spent the week -end holiday-
ing at Las Vegas, -
The community welcomes
Mr, & Mrs. Mervyn Erb &
family to the village.
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