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• MRS.. BERT SHOBBROOK,
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There was :an excellent
attendance at the Annual.
.g.
Congregation Meeting .of Lon.
:desborougit Church on. Mon
,day evening. Of interest to
'all who attended was the
display of quilts made made in tile
congregation throughout the
years, The. oldest autograph
quilt was Made in. 1923.by
The Women's ivliss ovary
society, The second one was.
made by the Women's Assoc,:
iation; in 1952' and the third
one was made this year by
the Aimwell Unit of the
U,C,W. to commemorate the
100th Anniversary of the
Manse
POTLUCK
Following the meal the
children went to the Sancta-
ary to watch films.. in charge
()Mayne Hulley. Rev. Mc-
Donald opened the business
meeting with a Memorial
Service .in memory ,ofthose of
the congregation who passed
away during year
way r ng: the .
George Herbert Marshell,
January 1, Lenore Aileen
Whyte, March 4, Norman;
Cecil Cartwright. June 210
Warren Glenn Hulley, June
28, ErwinMaxwell Johnston,
July 8, Devin William Bell.
August 24,0 Mary Gladstone
Hull, :September 7, Harry
Durnin, October 9, Arthur
Leopold Watt, October 22,
Regina Ann Jenkins, October
22, Agnes Ann Moon, Nov-
ember 2.
Following the opening mo-
tions a.;panei of Allen Bosman,
Committee of Stewards; .Mrs..
Londesboro.
ouple home from
John Pollard, h:rcasuter1
Nick Whyte„ 'Sunday School
and. Mrs- Reg Lawson U.C.
W. discussed; the year 1978;
and their visions. for 1979,
followed by ,questions. froth.
the congregation, All reports
showed an excellent, year in
financial. oroeram a,nd fellow
ship. 'Contributions,,, to the
church for the year showeda
remarkable increase with a
300% increase in givings in a
comparison from 1970 to.
1975. The budget for 1979,,
presented by ,Allen Bosman,
by the committee of Ste-
wards, through the Official.
Board, . was: received and,
passed.
The followingwere elected
to the different Boards and
committees of the church; To
the Session of Elders for a .
five year term Greg Andrews
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY 1, 1979
Earl, . aunt Mrs. Harvey
Taylor and Mrs. W Whyte
Sr.;, To the Session for a two:
year term Robert 'flunking;
and. Ruthann; Penfound, TO
the. Stewards fora three year'
term were Ken Armstrong,:
Ross Lovett, Elgin ;Penfound
and:Ken Scott. To the church,
Trustees for a five year term;
'John Jewitt and to the. Manse
Trustees for a four year term
John Pollard. Harry Tebbutt:
and Bruce :Shillinglaw were
elected as auditors for 1979:
Mrs. Laura. Forbes and Nor-
man Alexander were elected!
:as renresen.tatives to. Huron -
Perth Presbytery from Lon-
desborough.
Named to the different
Committees . were: to the
Manse Committees Mrs, Jack.
Lee, .Mrs. Nelson McClure
and Mrs; Doug Snell. To the
Mr, & Mrs. John Radford. 25,
returnedhome on, Tuesday Keep. • in:. mind all are
night from a weeks vacation welcome to play volley ball'
at Honolula, Hawaii with the ` on Wednesday evenings at
,White Farm Equipment deal- - Hullett Central school, Age-,.
ers group.. ' 13 to. 17 at 7:30 to 8:30 p.m,
Mr. & Mrs, Robert Ho over 18 - 8:30 to 10:30,
math of Clinton spent the Sunday dinner guests with
week with Grandsons, Rob- Mrs, Ida Durnin were Mr, &
bie Michael. and Brent, Mrs, Harold Kerslake Donna
while their parents were on . and Lori, Mr, & Mrs. Dale
holidays, Skinner, . Exeter and: Mr.
Mr, & Mrs, Teilman West Emerson Hesk, R R. # 1,
erhoust,:Debbie, Shelley and Londesboro.
_Bradley spenda week's.. Dr, & Mrs. Lester Allenof
holiday at Cancum, Mexico, Watford spent week end, with
Mrs, ' Leonard Caldwell liis brother Mr. and Mrs,
spent last week with her Tom Allen-
mother Mrs- Colquhoun, UNITED CHURCH
Clinton• - _ - _ - There- teas -a large -atten-
Mr. & Mrs. ':Bob Burnsdance :at worship in Londes-
visited on Friday with his 'borough on Sunday morning
brother, Harry at` Kincardine when: Rev. McDonald! contin
Hospital. ued his seriesof thoughts on.
Norman Alexander gave a "Questions That Jesus
slide presentation on Erosion ,.•. Asked-",.O,rl. Sunday he spoke
and Land Drainage at the on '1Nhv` Do You Find
drainage contractors confer- : Fault, ; -basing histhoughts
ence in London, on January on the story Jesus told of the
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man condemning his :brother
for having'a mote in his eye,
when he had a whole log in
his own 'eye. 'He. discussed'
some of the reason we
indulge in this terrible sin of
•criticising and finding fault%
with individuals, groups and.
community, and how we can
cure such an ugly habit.
Greeters for the service
were Edythe Beacom and:
Jim Jamieson, members of
Walton
Lo.
:Correspondent W-. -•• -guests- with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, James F. ,.Payne
MBS; ALLAN McCALL, Nelson Reid. Sunday visitors" spent the weekend at the
888.6677 at the same home were Mr.' home of Mr.: and Mrs..
Correction - in lastweek's and ..:Mrs, . Joe • Ryan of ' Leonard Chisholm,
issue: it stated that any giri 12-Seaforth. Dungannon,
years old by the 1st 'of Visitors' .on the'weekend
September was eligible' to with Mr: and Mrs, Dave Jack Nelemans of Walton
take the 4-H' project ."The Watson, were Mr- and Mrs.', and affiliated with 'H
Final Touch" but it is 12 Don _ Maier . and Paul of Dairy _ Systems, .'Ltd. o
years old • by ` .arch 1. Any Thamesford' and ,Mr. and Walton, • Ontario has re
girl wishing fo take: this - Robert' Pritchard Kim; 'turne'd . from a week-lon
project to get in touch with and Mark of London, • Milker Systems Seminar a
either Margaret Bennett. or Mr. and Mrs, Emerson Albert Lea, Minnesota wh
Ann. Ryan. Mitchell visited Mrs. Bessie' he received' training in; th
Mr. an dMrs. Jan van Vliet' Mitchell at Huronview on, •installation and servicing
'''and Mr. and Mrs:, Clarence Sunday on the occasion of :pipeline mning'systems an
McCutcheon, have . arrived:. her 91st birthday, , reiated aciiilfiie:
Congregational 'Lite anti
Work Committee 'Mrs, Ken
Scutt, Mrs, Arnold! Riley and
Carl Merner. To the Bible
Society Committee Emerson
Hesk, Mrs. John Riley, Mrs.
Norman Alexander, and Mrs
Laura Lyon, The Anniversary
Committee, Harty Lear,
Lorne flunking and Dennis
Penfound,
Following ., the.. Business
Gordon Shobbre ekexpressed
an behalf of, the whole
congregation, a vote of appre
elation for his, •leadership,
help and guidance not only to
the congregation but to the
whole corn;munity and an
expression of regret that he
would not be remaining with
us another year.
The meeting closed with
everyone singing "Blest Be
The Tie That Binds and Rev,
McDor"i'al l closed with prayer.
Hawali
the Session. The ushers were
Traci: Mitchell, Karen;Durnin
Joan and Judy Mason, The
choir sang the anthem "I will
sing"' and Mr. McDonald's
childrens sermon was
"'Slugs" and he told; how we
can show we are Christian.
through our actions day by
day:
During the announce.
ments,everyone was remind-
ed of another ;Family. Activity;
Night coming up on Sunday,
February 4th -when the,
whole congregation will be
. going swimming at Vanastra
and then coming back to: ;the
church for a time of contin-
tied, _:fellowship and .lunch:.
Mr, McDonald also expres-
sed through the Calendar his
appreciation for the fine turn
out and participation of. the
congregation at • the Annual
Congregational 'meeting.
s are quiltin
1
At the U.C.W.. Executive
meeting January 24th; Press*
dent Edyth Beacom wel.
corned alt and read. ;'A New
" Day, New Year, A New Life
and Another year is Dawn,"
Scripture: -Philippines 44-9•
read by Nona FIPP..
Ed h give meditation.
,; . a.yt d t.
Good Advice and prayer.
Correspondence included,
thank you from Vi Burns,
Jack Snell',. Bert'Shobbrook,
Cub pcc
The 1st Londesborough Cub
Pack, met on Tuesday even
ing for the'irregular'meeting.
The Blue Pack -under .Strove
Robert. Radford and Michael;
from Foster child from,Alma,
C'olleu'e :for 525 :for bursary.
from Huron County Farnillb
and childr ii,
� e sservtcp for 13
pair mitts.
Following the treasurer's;
report by Margaret Good, it
was decided. not to have
bales, but; used clothing' is to
be taken to local, outlets:
The social committee was
given, powers to buy kitclen.
needs, paring knives, electric
knife, large steamer and a 30
cup percolator. Catering pri.
k meets.
Vincent wen: in charge. est the
opening and i:losing, the
Cubs saw the film '"Mowglis
Brothers"" .a",film based on,
the 'story from the Jungle'
Book by ,Rudyard Kipling,.
and on w_ hicfi. the Cub,
program is based'.. It was a
story about- a human baby
called Mowglis who :is adopt
ed by wolves, "from -whom he
learns about -love. justice and
the jungle rode 'of loyalty.
The 'Cubs enjoyed games
under the direction of leader
Mark k rtche Theywere
-.Mitchell.
also recommended .hat there
'would be no Cubs on :Tuesday,
January 30 but would 'meet
for a skating party • after
school on Friday,. February
2nd at which time any(of the
Cubs who would like to, be
tested for their skaters badge
could do so. '
W-1 ' CARD. PARTY
There were 8 tables in play
on. Friday night. Winners
were' Ladies high: - Mary
Clark; Lone hands - Donna
Shaddick; Low Hand - Ad-
N • Teens to.bogan
f The Young Teens 'of- the
- Church enjoyed another day
g of "fun and -fellowship when
t' ' they went toboganning 'on
ere the Ernie Brown hill on
e . Saturday afternoon. Follow -
of ing the toboganning they
d returned -to the Manse for a '
Pot - Luck Supper and fun.
together.
Rev. McDonald was dinner
guest of Mr. & , Mrs, Tom
Whyte and family on Thurs-
da evenin
home following a vacation in ."
HSWaiL: � • , „
The Walton 'ladies are Se n I ors -must re -apply
;• busy again with the quilting...' •
• in the New Year. Last` week . for income supplement
they completed one the 'first , p
two days at the home of Mrs.. , Receipients of Guaranteed tested assistance program
Viola Kirkby, :this Monday Income Supplement in for old age pensioners who
one was put in at Mrs: Edna •,` Ontario are being advised to have . little or no income
Hackwell'shome: re -apply for the supplement outside of Old Age Security..
Drs. Jean and Gerd immediately in: order . to W.A. Wright, Regional
Westermann of Burlington : continue receiving payments Director, Income . Security,
'spent the weekend with Mr. ' for another year, Health and •says that .'•annual ' re=
and Mrs. Earl Mills:: Welfare officials'in Toronto - application for the G.LS: is:,
Nir, and Mrs: Jas. Scott Sr say essential as;the income levels
of Blyth were Saturday Guaranteed Income of many pensioners change
Supplement: is an income fairly regularly,. "Since _.in= •
come dictates the amount of
supplement, it is; essential
that '• 'we have up -'to -date
figures ' as quickly as
possible,'' he stressed.
The regional director
pointed out that Ontario re-
gional office has mailed some
350,000 re=applications to
existing recipients. "Those
who fail to re -apply by March
31 deadline may find . pay-
ments have been dis-
continued," he
is-continued," he said.
Pensioners requiring,
assistance with filling out the
re-application should contact
the nearest Canada Pension,
Plan Office, or the Regional
office in Toronto.
Re -applications : should be
completed as soon as re-
ceived andreturned to
Income Security, Health and
Welfare Canada, P.O. Box
6000„ ' Station' Q, Toronto,
Ontario.. '
die flunking; Men high - Len"
Caldwell; Lo�r eh,ands -.Bert
Daer, Low" hand Reg
Lawson, In charge were
Beryl Reid: and Joan Middi-
-gaal, There will be another in
2 weeks- 'Februar"v' 9,
ces are, raised from 5.3.50.to;
54.00 allocation set at $800,
Aintw'ell Unit is respond'
ble for Dowers in et ure:h.
Berean..unit clean brass.
Meetings will be held 1st
Monday B p.m. each second
Month. Social eomni%tte.e rev
ported February 1st Lions
Club, April 3rd Cults and
Scout Banquet', 2 'tithe Wed-
dings,
d -dings, Lunch was served by
Edyth Beacom.
Officers for 1979 are Past'
President Helen Lawson;
President - Edyth Beacom.
1st Vee President, Alice
Davidson;. 2nd Vice - Pres.,
Gail Lear; SecretW -` Nona.
Pipe, Treasurer - Margaret.
Good; Ass'. Treasurer - Joan '
Whyte: Nominations , .Addie
Honking, Betty Moon Pro-
gram - Helen Lawson Com
munications Co-Lortlinator -
Dora • ,:Sbobbrook; Steward -
ft•
. ship :.and Finance Margaret
'Oiood, Alice Davidson;Leader
ship, Development,- Addie
Honking, Gail Lear; C':hure
in Society - Dbra Shobbrook
Laura. Lyon. Mary Longman,,
- Mary Peel, ,Elsie Shaddick,•
World Outreach - Marion.
. 'flunking; Pianist - Gail Lear,
Ass. Pianist - Geneive .Allen:
Representative to Manse
Laura Lyon, Representatives
to Stewards - Helen. Lee, tn:
church services Funeral corn-
mittee - Mary Longman,
Norma
,
Glousher,
Addie
thinking, Kay, au dercocc
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Vi Burn's Buying Committee
Dora Shobbrook, Elsie Shad -
click, cards - Dora Shobbrook°
Social committee - Mary
y
Peel, Betty Hulley, Margaret ,
Wright and Sandra Wester-
Pout, Berean Unit Leader -
Helen Lawson;, Aimwell unit
Leader « Florence Cartwright
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