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BIKES, BIKES,AND. MORE BIKES . Over 30 youngsters took
advantage of the Londesboro Lions Bike-a-thon, All of the bikes were
safety checked and each and every child. was briefed on signals and rules
of the road+ The proceeds from the pledges will be .donated to the
Londesboro United Church roof, After the 16,,kilometer run. there was a
treat ,Of hot dogs and pop. • (Standard Photo.),
hears about fire prevention
Correspondent
MRS. BERT SHOBBROOK
523-4250
The Berean Unit meeting
was• held.,, on Tuesday, June
12th. Leader Helen • Lawson
welcomed all and opened the
meeting with a reading we
worship together". Roll. Call
was answered with a
scripture verse of a flower by
.16 members and .2 visitors
Happy birthday was sang for
Mrs. Fairey and Ida Durnin.
May meeting, minutes were
read by secretary Dora
Shobbrook• aswell' as
correspondence .card`. of
thanks from Jean Scott and
family and a letter from the
foster child in Korea.
Business was a discussion.
on . size of Huron -Perth'
Presbyterial territory. It was,
wish of'the-unit for a, smaller.
one.
Margaret Whyte explained
plans 'for Induction' service
for Rev. Scott at 8 p.m. June
27..-
The lunch com-
mittee is '2 ladies from
Berean Unit 2 from Aimwell,
1 from Burns.
Piano recital
Gail Lear., will give a
piano recital June 21st and
Louise McGregors June, 25th•
The' U.C.W'. will .supply
lunch.
The next Berean unit
meeting, will be held July
10th at the home of Margaret
Whyte. Clean brass for July
Edythe Beacom.
Worship and program was •
taken by Laura Lyon and
Isabel Airdrie with themeon
prayer. Reading, by Isabel
and reading by Laura Lyon.
Reports from •Westminister
weekend were'given by June..
Fothergill and Florence Cart-
wright.. The theme was spirit
of God within, without.
There were 175 ladies. Helen
Lawson thanked Laura and
Isabel. and 'June and
Florence. Lunch was
provided by Edyth Beacom
and Laura Saundercock.
W.I,'
W.I. Education meeting
and lucky ticket : draw was
held on Wednesday, June 13
meeting, opened with
Generive Allen; at piano.
President Marjorie Duizer
opened the meeting with a
reading "A Father hope".
Roll Call answered • by
naming a fire hazard in your,
home. May minutes and
treasureres report, were read
by secretary -treasurer
Marjorie Anderson..
Correspondence was a thank
you for donation to Flowers
of Hope from Doreen .Carter,,
2 piano solos by Stephen
Duizer entertained., Dora
Shobbrook reported on, the
district annual at
Hoimesville.
A donation of. S15. was
given to. the Blyth . Centre for
the 'Arts. A.•booth •at the craft
show sold quilt tickets.. They
sold $51.50 tickets at Blyth
arid' S91 at Clinton Fair. •
The group decided to make
cook books .to sell for fall
projects; ' A committee of
Barbara Bosman, Irene
Bromley, Lena' Nesbitt and
Marjorie Duizer tolook after
this.
Addie flunking introduced
guest speaker David Lee;. a
member of Blyth fire Brigade
who•spokeon fire safety and
prevention of fires: He
explained , how fire
extinguishers and smoke
detectors work. He 'said : not
to delay, to phone fire depart-
ment he was thanked by
Nona ripeand; presented
with a gift.
Nona Pipe read about a'
group of W.I. ladies from
England who came to Can-
ada to visit W.I. members in
B.C. and Alberta and visited
Earland Lee home at Stoney
Creek, Ontario.
David Lee drew the ticket
for W.I. draw: Lori Thomp
son of St. Pauls won, the.
UMMER SCHOOL `79
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION '1S
PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT SUMMER SCHOOL
CLASSES WILL BE HELD 'AT CENTRAL .HURON
SECONDARY SCHOOL IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:
REMEDIAL`, ENGLISH FOR GRADES.;7 & 8 •
- REMEDIAL MATHEMATICS FOR GRADES 7& 8
• DRIVER 'EDUCATION FOR HIGH :SCHOOL
STUDENTS
- late registration can be made ;ot 'Huron County
Elementary & Secondary schools up until Wednes-
day, June. 27 '
- Classes begin on Monday, July 9,'1979:
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD WILL ALSO. OFFER
IMPROVEMENT AND SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES
TO STUDENTS ASSUMING THERE IS. SUFFICIENT
ENROLLMENT.
IMPROVEMENT COURSES:
July 4 to August 10 - High school students only
Mathematics English History
'Geography Science French
• These are make up courses for students 'who have
missed their credit
- Registration .in High School Guidance offices from
Monday, June 25 to Friday, June 29
• late registration - Tuesday, July 3 at Central Huron
S.S. 9a,m.to4prm,
SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES: July 9 to
August 3 for students age 8 to 19
Tennis - Must have your own racquet
Badminton. Must hove your own racquet
Girls Gymnastics Theatre Arts
- Registration on Tuesday, July 3 and Wednesday,
July 4 in the Guidance office of Central Huron
Secondary School '1 p.m. to 4 p.m. • Registration
by phone 482.3471and ask for boug Ellison.
ALL CLASSES WILL BEGIN AT 8:30 A.M. AND
END AT 10:30 A.M.
BUS TRANSPORTATION FROM THE 4 AREA
NIGH SCHOOLS TO CENTRAL HURON S.S.
CLINTON.
quilt.- Setphen Duizer drew
ticket for 2nd prize cushion
won by 'Celia ' Taylor of
Goderich, Lunch was served
by Doreen Carter, Jessie,
Tebbutt and Annie Vincent,
Miss Grace Goodfellow o$
Teeswater spent the week
l.'
end with Miss Edythe Bea
;om. They both attended, the
retirement' dinner on Satur-
day night honouring Miss.
Olive Johnson held at Clinton
BUS TOUR
Hazel Watkins and Beth
Knox have returned home
from a five day bus -;tour
through New `.'York :and
Pennsylvania States. They
travelled through Breeze-.
wood, Harrisburg and. Lan
caster and toured. Gettysburg
Hershey's Chocolate World,
rose gardens in Pennsylvania
Corning; Glass in •Corning,
New York.
On Tuesday night Mrs.
Laura Lyon and Miss Edyth
Beacom held a family gather-
ing at the home of Mrs:.
Laura Lyon in honour of the
niece Lois (Beacom) and Ken
Edey ' newly weds. from
Regina,. Saskatchewan. Pres-
ent ' were Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Lyon, Brad and
Deanna, Mr, and Mrs.. Bert
Lyon and. Sheryl, Mr. George
Neil. and granddaughter
Paula Crummer of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert' Shob-
brook were Father's Day
guests of their daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Elierby, Clin-
ton,
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. • and Mrs. Wilmer
Glousher on death of his
father :Henry Glousher.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville New-
by returned home on Mon-
day June• 10th from 2 weeks
fishing: at Pembrook.
'Rev. Stewart Miner was
guest minister on Sunday.
Welcoming was Bert Lyon,.
ushers were Robert flunking
recital June. 21st . in :the:
church. All are welcome to.
attend.
Official board meeting,
wiches, cookies, squares or
tarts.
We are sorry to report
are
Bruce Hunking, Bob Jamie-
son and Ronald Nesbit.
Organist was" Louise
MCGregor, . choir leader
Barbara Bosman, choir'anth-
em was: "It is glory to `walk
with him."''
The children's story was
about an 8 year old Indian
orphan's prayer `Make nie�
like Jesus was at S' years
old.". Junior teachers.. were
Marie Bromley and Susan
Jameison • Rev. Miner's
scripture- reading was on
hypnotics and message the
Outside of Jesus", life.
Next Sunday will be.
promotional and award Sun-
day ,with Sunday' school, in
charge. Flowers were in "lov-
ing memory of Henry
.Glousher who was buried on
Saturday placed by his son
Wilmer and Norma Glousher
and by. Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Peel in honour of the marri-
age of their daughter Audrey
and Thomas Jackson: ' on
Saturday.
The Armwell Unit is
sponsoring: Gail Lears music
7:30 p.m. June 27th. At '8
p.m. the induction service for
Rev: Robert Scott . will be
followed by .social time arid
lunch; Every to bring sand-.
Rev. Stan ,:Brenton ` is a
patient in St.Josephs, hose-
ital, Chatham. following a
heart attack. Rev.. Brenton
was minister here 1947-1952:
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Yet some people still take risks that can take lives.
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They don't realize that most ladders
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Thrifty planes and kites near power lines.
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TH)E HU N, EXPO ITOR t .JUNE 21, 11179 ,.
Walton has 'visitc,:..r
from Austraija
Correspondent Mr. and; Mrs. Rene Ver
MR$. BE1TY MACAW elruyssen,, Ronnie and Danny
8874671 spent Sunday with: her par-
ents, M. and !Mrs, Norgaan
Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Short.
reed and Mrs, Jim Shortre
attended a family .gathering
at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Smith, Mitchell on Satur.-,
,day, June 5th whenlabout'50.
•neaighbors, friends and rela-
tives were present; .to •cele-
brate Bill and Louise Smith's
25th wedding anniversary.
Clayton Fraser and friend
Ann See arrived home
recently from C anberra,
Australia where they had.
been the past. several months:
where; Ann lives. They are
staying at Clayton's parents
home, Mr,. and Mrs. Doug.
Fraser,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wat-
son spent the weekend at
Thamesford visiting with Mr.
and Mrs, Don Maier and
Paula.
:Ferguson at ltlletr cottage' at
Bayfield,
Mr, and. Mrs Dan Raven
aract John ':have; cif wdA;'
their home at EriarnutOnt,
Alberta f ,41o, ,,, a, vis
her •parentatr Mr. and Mr*,
Walter Bewky and graadJ,
mothtee�r, Mrs, John Yuf it
Brussels.
BikE.,.-a-thcn mist'
$800 for church
Londesboro . Lions: Bike -a-
dmit was held June 16. All.
bikes were safety checked
before the run and: rules of
the road were discussed. 42.
'bikerstravelled the 16' km,:
Approximately 5800,00• was
raised before expenses.:
Proceeds will be donated
towards the Londesboro
United Church roof. All
participants enjoyed hot dogs
and pop after the ran, Dave
Overboe won the draw on the
10 speed bike donated by the:
Lions.
Visitors on Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob-
brook were Mrs. and Rev.
Snell, David and ;Jamie • of
Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs,
Roy Vodden, Bayfield.
Ken Newby of New limo.
burg visited his grand- •
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Orville
Newby on Saturday.
Pick Your:
open: daily 8 a.m..
weather permitting
Beginning Tuesday, June' 19
Bring your own quart 'boxes
4-64uart baskets or Quart boxes
may be purchased
NO POTS OR PANS ALLOWED
RRIES
awn
West of No, 4 -Highway atKip'pen'
Intersection, firstfarm on left
262-6418
We extend our thanks and `appreciation to
all those who extended congratulations lations and d..
shared with us our, 50th anniversary events.
We congratulate the winners of 50th anniV,
ersary door prizes who were .
1. Gift Certificate :$50.00 - Joyce Braecker Walton
2. Fire' •Extinguisher - Basil O'Brien Windsor
3. Gentleman's Leather toilet case Gertrude Wilson Kitchener
4, Beverage Carrying Case Irene Harman - Brussels
5. Black & Decker 3/8" Drill Kevin Lein. - Brussels
6. Clock Radio - : Roy Dobson Formosa`.
7. Cooler Leona Johnston Bluevale
8, Garden Panels Margaret Fischer - Bluevale
9. 71/4" B &.D' Circular': Saw, - Audrey Cardiff • Brussels
10. Ten Sliver Dollars - Betty McCall`'= Walton
11, Portable Cast Iron Grill - Dorothy. McNichol Walton
, 8' g - Earl
12. 10 pc. 4 x' Souvenir: Paneling ' Brenneman -Millbank
13. $25.00 Merchandise Voucher - Betty Pennington - Brussels,
14. B & D Finishing Sander - Carol Webster - Milverton
15: Slow Cooker Mrs.' Jo Pol - The Netherlands
16. Pulsation Howard Mitchell - Brussels
17. 8 slit: Cypress Paneling -.Murray Duncan - Mitchell
18. Ten, Silver 'Dollars - Peter Neufeld - Brussels
19 5 Ctn. White Ceiling Ti le' Tom Stevens - Wroxeter.
20. 1 Aluminum Door -.'Barb` Eckert Dublin
21.1 yr. 'Subscription Brussels Post -: Tom Murray, Seaforth'`
22. B & D Power' Saw - .Alvin McDonald .- Brussels . ° '
23, $25.00 Voucher Merch. - • Brian Potter - Brussels
24. Swing Set - Vera Hastings Brussels
25. Lawn Chair - Kathy Snell Bluevale
26. 1 Pc. 9 x 12 Carpet Anita. Gross - Auburn
27. Ten Silver Dollars' Mrs: Stanley Fischer - Brussels,
28, Lounge Gord. Gross - Auburn
29. 48" Rock Maple Vanity - Myrle Bowes - Ethel
30. File Folder - Ernie Schneider - Rostock •
31. $25.00 Merchandise Voucher - John Van Vliet - Walton
32. 2 4 Gal. Tar Base Henry. Diegel 7 Bornholm
33. 3 sht. Stone Paneling: - Barry Cronin - Dublin
34. $20.00 Merchandise Voucher - Clarence Brickman - Sebringville
35.• Humidifier Agnes TenPas Brussels
36..2 Gal Paint Bobbi -Jo Rutledge Brussels
37, Bi -Fold Door Mrs, Geo. VanDenTempel Stratford
38. Ten Silver Dollars- Mrs. Clare Veith' Brussels
39. $25.00 Merchandise Voucher,- Marie Stewart - Bluevale
40. 50 Ib. Ardox. Nails David Rapson '- Brussels
41. Meat Mincer .. Wayne Davison - Ripley
42. Ten Silver Dollars' - !Louise farrow London
i 43. $20.00 Merch. Voucher - Joyce Felker - Elmira
44. Cooler -Marlene Baer Goderich '
45, Woman's Wheelbarrow - Jacky Nobel Seaforth
46, Glass Toothbrush Holder Mrs. Ken Taylor - Walton
47, 525.00 Merchandise Voucher - Chris Bremner - London
48. 1 Gal, Ext. Paint - Paul B. Gowing'- Bluevale
49. 525.00 Merchandise Voucher - Joe Ryan Seaforth
50. Meat Mincer - Ron Baer:F Goderich.
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