The Huron Expositor, 1979-01-25, Page 8•
:THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 25, 1970'
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SKY—HIGH—The Snowbanks on Highway 12
around the Walton area didn't quite reach the
Whit of the sky but they werequite high after
Weeks of snowstorms. (F'hOtO by Langlois)
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o annual meeting, of
•Huror1 Presbyterial Women's,
Missionary Society
Presbyterian Chureh
Canada W.D. was held las• t
Wednesday in the SeafOrth-
eharelt .parlour with, a Veld
4ttendent'ee# The president.
'Mrs- Elmer Rivers welcomed
My
Feryohreieildb.d rMrs.
4 pomeaubtei
Crouch, pianist,. played'
several selections.
Devotk;nal period was taken
bY members of the Barbara
Kirkman Socieo. Mrs, May
liabekairfkortanh.dMiss Janet Cluff
of s
The minutes ef the fall
rally were• accepted as read.
by the secretaryMrs. Olive
• MacDonald of Seaforth.
•, After correspondence was
• read, the ladies wereremind,
ed that the d Pay of
Prayer wil beheld on March
2nd with the theme being
,Spiritual Growth and this
world
been prepared by the African
aodiedwide program has
s,
Rebekahs plan eu
Edelweiss Rebekah lodge
117 met Jan. Sth when a
good attendance of sisters
answered the roll call. Esther
Campbell Noble Grand chair-
- ecl the'meeting.
Vice grand Sister Marion_
Rose gave the visiting com-
mittee renort cards" & boxes
on es oro p orers meet
EXPLORER.MEETE1G by Dora Shobbrook "When
The Explorers •met bacon was 11$a lb.mby Laura
'-January 18 with 11 members Lyon and ''NeW years means
present.Cheryl Bromley and *doer*" by Nona Pipe.
Connie Hcoggart presented Cards were played, and
the Explorer Ftnbleni and 1 ch wa se d b N
Lisa Duizer presented the •Pipe Laura Lyon and Dora ••
Was The master has ealled
uS" with choir leader High
Shaddick and Louise'
McGregor organist.
Rev. McDonald's children.
time was "'Living the
• Explorer Picture. • '•Shobbroolt%
lesson on "How we talk to Welcoming into the United
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Mrs. Wright gave the
Christian Way'',
Kindergarten and Junior
teachers were •Kathy
MeDdugall and Lena Nesbitt,
The message was'Questions
that Jesus asked
• Obituary
Russell. Ken, Jim and John
God", The'Explorers played Church Narthex on Sundays., twits. WILBUR MILLER
agame followed by makina
• a.m. were GorclottSbObbrook Mrs. Wilbur Milktr
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R.11.2, Staffa, died at the
Seaforth Community
Hospital on Friday. She was ,
the former 'Annie McKellar
and was born , at . 'Lot 18,
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Cocession 10' of Hibbort
Township on November 27,
1892;a daughter of the tate
Alexander McKellar and the
former Mar Y Lamond.
OriNovember A,.191O. she
was married to Wilbur R.
Miller who predeceased her
on July 5,, 1971, They had
farmed in Hibbert Township
until their retirement in
1967, She Was" a member, of
Cromarty PreSbyterian
Church, •
craft, The meeting closed • and Jack Lee. Ushers were
with_prayer and singing g
'Tiiiginny Fathers World"..Mitchell, Danny Jewitt and
CLUB PACK MEET. • Robert Hunking and Larry
• The lst Lendeshereugh, Roberts the choir anthem
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,Cub Pack met cm Tuesday
• evening with the sixer David.
Kevin Pother ill Mark
• Whyte assisted by seconder.
• Mark Stackhouse and their
Black Pack conducting
--opening and- - closing -
• exercises.
• Leader Mark Mitchell
taught the boys how to pIay
volley ballthe boys enjoyed a
. game putting the ruleS and
techniqueof the game into
practice, Cubmaster Stan
• McDonald taught then!, how
• to use a road. map and help
• Dad and Mom when going on
• trip to plan it. ,
Following • meeting the
leaders met and • planned
• the meeting for next couple
of months. • --
•• CHEERIO CLUB
Cheerio Club met
Thursday. January 18 Group
1 at home of Nona Pipe.
Dora Shobbrook as acting
President welcomed all,
thanked Nona for having the
meeting in her home and
, read poem " A smile". Thank
yous were received from Bert
Shobbrook, Londesboro
Lions Club. children's cancer
research for donation
memoryof Warren Hulley.
Roll Call was answered by
10 members with a new
•member Addie Hunking.
A new Years thought, A
birthday card was signed by
•all for Emma Livingstone.,
London for her 80th birthday,
A former member.
February meeting will be
Group 2 at home of Margaret
Good. Program was readings -
winters still what it was.'
• we're not" and "medicine"
• Rich Ontario soils pro-
duced a bountiful trop of
yellow cooking onions this
year. They're reasonably_
priced. a good size and, of
excellent quality. Store them
in a cool, dry, airy place. Use
'them often to add zip to,
mealssuggest food special-
ists at the Ontdrio Ministry of
Agriculture and Food. „
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Central •
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OUTDOOR COOKOUT
On Friday, January 19 the
Power Learning and Grade 6
• pupils of klullett took a trip
onsnowshoes to the bush.
They brought a dinner to
cook over an open tire. They
took their toboggans and "
sleighs to slide on the hills.
They returned in time to load
the buses. •
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SNOWMOBILE ASSEMBLY
On Thursday. January 18
an assembly for Grades 2-8
on the safety of snowmobiles
was held. Constable Wilson
was the speaker and showed
a film called Snowmobiles
Safety Savvy. , At the end
the pupils answered a
Questionnaire on Snow
mobile Safety, It was
• edue-ational-arid- enjoyed by. --
all. -•
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Londesboro $234359
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Surviving are four SPIIS
Of R.R.2, Staffa; two
daughter's.- Dorothy, Mrs..
• Ken Duncan and Jean,' Mrs.
in& Dunean both -of R.R,1.
• Kirkton. There are 14 grand-
children and fire great
grandchildren; She was the,
last surviving member of her
immediate family, having
been predeceased by two
brothers and three sisters.
• Friends were received at
the Lockhart Funeral Horne
• in Mitchell. Where the funeral
and committal services were
,ttield on Monday with Rev. K.
Knight officiating.
.Teninorary entonthinent was
' made in the. Elizabeth Ritz
Memorial Chapel With burial
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lat
er in Stana Cemetery.
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Repot $ were reCeivedassistance during her years
from :Mrs. Clayton Edward, being president.
,Goderich, -.secretary of Adult Mrs. T.A. Duke; Seaforth,
groups, Young Wornen's and prPsided for the election of
C.G.I.T. •groups. Mrs. OfRcerS. Mts. Harvey liyde,
Eleanor Oradnock. AttIntrner„ }Jensen', convenor of ,th,e
Childrenro4ps•Mrs. dGX pg lrOdrog; • ;eor nt4iouna tticf e oa
wrreittgo;
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Sehwabu ensall, AssOei41e Offipers for the coming year#
Members MO. Harvey • P131--•-Prisident - Mrs,
Hyde. Henson. Friendship Elmer RiverX, Seaforth;
and Service - Mrs. Charles President •Mrs. •Robert
K,albfeisch, Varna, Liter- McAllister, R,1L 2 Auburn;
attire - MM." Fred Salter. Vice-president - Mrs. Clay-
GOderich. Glad Tidings - t" Edward, G°derieh;
• Mrs, Bert mecreath, Goder Rcoding and correspon,
jell.. Life membership, - Mrs. dl g seer tarY - Mrs. Eleanor
Margaret Dunbar, Belgrave,
Bra Auburn; Treas-
Sctivortll
ly.anNdlihssisto.lreiaattn.,Miss Scott, urer Mrs' Q'G' MaeEwan''
Seaforth
Goderich; Secretary for
•Belle Catilphell. Seaforth. Adult groups Mrs. Clayton
Edward; Youth and CG1T
The treasurer Mrs. Agnes
MagEwan. Goderich gave groups Mrs. T.A. Duke,
Seaforth; Children's Groups
the statement and
thanked the different suer Mrs' Gary "Davidson,
Goderich; Associa. e Mem.
eties for their generous sup-,
bers - Mrs, Malcoln Pougall
portsage
o tfbtrhettineliSnseio;a)r.eya%rvoacnk4. Litcrature m rs,
Mrs, Rivers gave a mes-'ice• - Mrs:, -Harvey Hyde,
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. Uensall;
Exeter; Friendship a d Serv-
thanked eVerY°11e for their kSred Salter# Oodeiich; Glad
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ch re • , , , Tidings Mrsert
McCreallt •
°f frtlit 'had been soli, at SSettaPfPOirtYt;;Nlilfse.. 'MI:nletbrers"heiprs:
christinas. ,li , v. gg- 2 Goderich-
Mrs. Mirgaret Dunbar, Bel:,
A Valentine endue•
grave; Historian - Miss Belle
is set
for the afternoon of Feb. 14th CarePben' Seaforth; Press '
and a St' Patrick's euchre on • MMrs. DEulkeeanheolrd aBnraidion:reeks.
• March 14 in the afternoon.
sive installation service;
.-Rathlecti Cuthill served:
The new president. Mrs.
• lunch.
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Robert McAllister t.9.91k"'"
charge and plans were nide
to hold the spring Meting at
liensali Carrot) Presbyterian
ctiorehon May 16th and that
a speaker will be contacted.
• The general convenor for
the Hamilton and London
Synodical meeting to be held
in Knox Presbyterian Church
Goderieh on April 10 and
1 lth, Mrs. .G.L. Ronal report-
,ed 9IA planWade to heSt thi,*
forge eVent.
Mrs, G.G. Macgwall
presented the 1979 Budget
which was accepted for
Huron Presbyterial on
ITIOti011 of Mrs. Jack TTiomp-
Son and Mrs. Gordon
SchWahrt. The meeting was
,c10$P4: with the benediction
and lunch 'was served by the
Segfetrth Ladies.
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