HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-07-12, Page 9TEACHER 'RETIRES=A combination. Kindergarten graduation and
retirement party for teacher Donetda Adams was held Monday at Holtett.
Central School, Londesboro.To the left and right of Miss Adams, who is
holding, the cake commemorating. her over 40 years in. teaching, are
party -planners Mrs..Marjorle Duizer and daughter, :Shannon and Mrs.
Edith Taylorth son, Shane, .'
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Saturday will be a big day
for Orange Lodge .members
here in. Blyth. For the first
time in ten years. Blyth will
hest the ;annual Orange day
parade. Members from as; far
Cheerio
The cheerio club met Wed-
nesday, June 20th at Dora
Shobbrook's with Laura Lyn
as,. chairman. Minutes were
read by Addie flunking. Roll
call was answered by, 11
members: with, a current
event and' some pictures for
childrens scrap books,
The draw donated by Mary
Longman was won by Marg-
aret Good. The July 18
'meeting will be Group 2 , at
the home of Edythe Beacom.
Non a Pipe read about Mr.
Jas Campbell who died at
a8e of 92 in 1928. He was
Hulletes township clerk for
severalyears with his office
in the house now owned by
Bert and Dora Shobbrook.
"Rural living" was read
Correspondent
MU. BERTSHOBBROOK
523-4250
At the . Ontario Pork
Congress. in' Stratford June
19-21. Robert Peck of Blyth
and. Miss Diana Brand .of
Clinton, a recent graduate of
Centralia College, assisted
Norman Alexander with his
erosion contrdlDemonstration.
Sunday night . supper
guests of Mrs. Jim Scott
were Mrs. Arne Berthut,
Kitchener, Mrs. 'Ella•
Fairservice Blyth, Mrs;
Myrtle . Fairservice,
Londesboro, Mr. and Mrs
Jim Stephenson. and Nancy,
Woodstock.
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Myrtle Faiiservice on
the death of 'her sister-in-law
Mrs. Dave Mair of Dearborn ,
Heights Detroit.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Knox on the
birth of a son on July 2nd at
Clinton Public Hospital.; A.
brother forTheresa and
Melanie. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Shaddick attended the
wedding of . her neice,
Leaman-Walkom'at Fullarton
church on Saturday, July 7th.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Shaddick spent Wednesday
With ' Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Shaddick in Waterloo, when
theirfamily held a surprise
party honouring:, them on
their 35th , .' Wedding
Anniversary. Captain
Richard' phoned 'con-
gratulations from . Burnaby
B'.C.
Mrs. Myrtle . Fairservice
accompanied Mr. . and Mrs.
Jim Mair of Brussels to
attend the Mair family picnic
in Goderich. en 5 day.
Mr. andlen
Nito
M s.
Allen, Donnie, Mark and.
Drew. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Jackson►Brian, Kenneth and
Sandra. Mr. and Mrs.:Don
Scruton, John and Colleen,
A. family gathering was
held on Sunday at home of
Mr, and. Mrs. Orville Newby..
Present ' were Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Newby, russets,
Mr. and Mrs. Do Newby,
Ken and Susie, New
Hamburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Newby and baby,
Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Manery. Debra, Wanda,
Jeffrey and ' .Scott, .:New
Market.
•.'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Newby
Kimberley, David and
Andrew of Calgary' spent the
weekend here. . •
On Saturday evening Mr`..
and Mrs. Harold Wheaton of
London visited with Mr. and:
Mrs. Orivlle Newby.
• John Cartwright is at St.
Mary's Camp this week
attending, the Walter,
Tkaczuk Hockey school held
at the Stratford arena.
Visitors with Miss Lavinia.
Knox and her mother for a
few dayls: was Kathleen Little,
Luelladlendershot and Stella
Loughlan all from Toronto.
Stella stayed for another
week to .visit. ,
UNITED CHURCH. -
Welcoming on Sunday
morning to the United
Church were Greg Andrews, '.
and Margaret Whyte, ushers
were Bob • Penfound,
Cameron. Moon; John.
Lawson and Neil Cartwright.
Soloist was Jan Hulley
accompanied by organist
Louise McGregor. '.
Shaddick are spending few .
days this .'week at, Tallyho
lodge near Huntsville.
"Week end visitors with
Mr.;and Mrs. Bob Thompson
weretheir family Mr: and
Mrs. Roy Radford,' London,
Mr. and Mrs.. John. Lawrie,
Jennifer and Robbie,
Kitchener also on Sunday
Mr.. and, Mrs. Robbie: Laurie
Dean: of Blyth, Krista andyth,
when they ' celebrated
' Jennifer,s 8th birthday.
Jennifer returned home after
spending the past week with
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Laurie, Blyth.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Bob Burns
on. Sunday celebrated Vi's
birthday and the 24th
Wedding Anniversary of
their daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Smith on July 8.
Present' were Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry ,Smith, Mike and "
Jack, Mrs, Ken Dahmer and' 1.
Kerri of Kincardine, Mrs.
Irvine Keyes of Glamis, Mrs.
Colin Paterson, London,
Mrs. Ron. Findlay and Sheryl
of Chesley, Frank Cooke of
Copperfield and Mrs, Mary.
Vallencount of Regina Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Longman attended, a family
gathering at the home of
Lloyd Longman in Stratford
on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jack-
son, Brian, Kenneth' and
Sandra (lltidgetown) returned,
Mr. and Mrs'. Wayne Jack-
son, Brian: Kenneth` and
Sandra returned to their
hoem Ridgetown on Sunday
froth *holiday here.
Attending the Allen
. Reaslet re Sunday in Enter
Wet, 1Mii aid ' Ma. Tom
Rev. Scott's children
story was "the old organ".
Kindergarten teachers were
Sharon Thompson,and Dusan
Jamieson, . '
The flowers were: placed
by Mr. and Mrs, John Burr
in honour, of the marriage of
their' daughter Carol to Harry
Thompson on Saturday, July
7th.
Messengers met 'in, Sunday
School rooms.
BURNS U.C.W. MEET
The BurnsU.C.W. met at
'the home of Mrs: James Rice
'on, Wednesday afternoon
with 13 present.'Jean Scott
opened the meeting with.:
"Thought for the Day"
Laura Scott gave a reading,
and Jean Scott read .the.
scripture.
Mrs. Rice.was in charge. of
business -Roll call was a Bible
verse, treasurers report was
given by Joan Hoggarth. A
donation .; of $3.00 towards
new • roof on 'church was
received.Next meeting will be
August 1 at home of Gladys
and Ida Leiper:
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Minister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Orttanlst: Mrs, D. Carter
. SUNDAY., JULY 15
Joint wordilp with Northalde United Church
DURING JULY SERVICES WILL BE HELD IN
NORTHSIDE CHURCH AT 11:15
All are welcome
ST. THOMAS Anglican Church.`
Seatertb
Rev. James R. Iriadfeot SA" M. Div.
SUNDAY, JULY 15
Fifth, Sunday after Trinity
11i30 a.s. Hely Ccmmantott
Service by the Rector
NORTHSIDE United Church'
.54 Gaderldl' St, Rtest, Seaforth r,
• SUNDAY, JULY 15
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I Atargartit W'Wtarera Many McLlwaln
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THE HUB ft
ATO
Kincardine will be attending. N'o. 963 dates, :put to Sept. The Lodge 1 was One of
:Each year the lodges inviter 3, 105111 ,when the warrant ,the .first 'buddii,'gs tet :Blyth;
eac""h other to t'T. O. areas`ror a was granted to ;John; .sp4 stilerved as; the
get together and celebration;., Templeton, the ful; ,S
st to OO Place, for members
Blyth Loyal Orange Lode Worshipftal• Master.
f y
Club exhibits scrap b..oo:.Cs:
Laura; o
by Dora Shobllrook. and a, ;flunking and Dora Shot- vedby L N -l4
contest by Laura Lyn: was, brook and; Lets have a picnic pipe and Dora Shobbrook.
won by Addie Hunkinknames by N on* Pipe won by. Dora
of .flowers, won by Addie .Shobbrpok. Lunch was. serf ' CEassified A,,d pay'4 v defy c
The Orange Lodge is
basically a Christian Pro-
restant Fraternal Association
and the Orange Lodge in
Blyth specializes n Ilooki.g
after children- out of 'broke*
homes.
They own :a bedding Sts
Richmond ]full that was once
an orphanage but which is
now looking alter chidlren
out 'of broken homes who
usually stay there about six
creta ` rows
•
eight week',
The Blyth !change lode
Alan bas a home for the
Orillie thea_they owat gad,
operate.
The Orange lodge now has
21 members,. wttelt Tent
Fothergill, Londetsboro ,, ,as
the present' Master..
The festivities will begat: at.
the arena at 1;30 with the
parade scheduled to start at 2
'a1tQnr WI to
hear l:.ornen,i,,:ke'rs.
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN McCALL.
887-8677 ,
The Walton Women's
Institute will hold their meet-
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8:15 p.m, in the community
hall, Convenors for Family
and Consumer. Affairs, Mrs,
Viola Kirkby and Mrs.
Margery Huether will be in
charge of meeting, when a '
speaker will; attend from the
Town and Country Home
makers from Wingham..
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