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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-08-02, Page 9Correspondent MRS BERT SHOOPROOK S23 -4S0' Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kelland on the death of her step. mother Mrs. Emily Hickman 'fertnerly of Mitchell, July 24th age 73. Mr. Bob Reid is a. patient in, Clinton. Nitric Flospital. Mrs. Laura Forbes •returned to her 'home on Friday from spending 1 weeksat home of Mr. and, Mrs. Walter Forh s —Tinton. Visiting with Mrs. Laura Forbes is her .fr:,•.nd Mrs. Howe of St. Mary's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston returned home on Monday after spending a weekend in Haliburton area. Miss !Joy Shaddick of Kitchener visited her parents " Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaddick last week. Bert Van der aat and friend front Holland isited • last week with M. and Mrs, t le Duizer. • This week their niece Flora • Duizer from Holland, is visiting there. ' THE WINNERS—Jane Hoggart of R.R, 1, Londesboro and Robbie Sloan of RJR. 5, Seaforth, display the new bicycles they won after coming in first in their age group in the Winthrop Bike Rally held on Saturday. The adult cyclists rode 20 miles and the younger competitor's completed a five milecourse, finishing at the Wirtthrop park. (Expositor photo) • • Tuesday visitorswith Mr. And Mrs. Reg Lawson. John and Elizabeth ere her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. ,Perey Picion.thn Mr. and Mrs Imo .Duizer and family returned hor on Monday ftotn„a weeks vacation around Ottal,va, visiting places of ••••crest. Mr. :•nd Mr- Bruce w Kt: In 414 Kent spentf dos with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Shillinglaw at 3aJdn. - Mrs. Bert Shobbroo k. Mrs. Ron 'Ellerby Frank and Darie spent Thursday in WoodStock with Mr. and ?Am, go,s Nlillson and fnilv;), mat returned home with them hr a V. eeks holiday '$sith his Grand. parent. Visitors at the manse on the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Scott, Angela and Debbie, were his parents Mr. and Mrs. .14k''cott from Valois. Montreal. Quebee. And MS great mita Winnifred Rutherford of Pont Claire, Quebec. Rev4 Senn took part in the Golfers in Seaforth Forty-four golfers enjoyed the lovely weather on Sunday July .29th when Londesboro Lions • invitational Golf Tournament. was held at Seaforth town and country club. VVinners were - Low . gross Randy Millar; second iow gross. Billy Roy. 1st low net Gordon' Sholthrookt 2nd low net Eric Sehcllenberger • There were 16 other prizes won by draws. Mrs. Miller served a. smorgasboard dinner of ham and turkey. • Mr. and Mrs. .Ted Fothergill, Heather. Naney and Kevin attended a family pienic on Sunday at home of •Mr, and Mr. Wnt. Gilmore R.R,2, Palmerston. The •Free Press closing bureaux • The London Free Press will be closing both its' • Stratford and Goderich bureaux early this fall. The • two reporters manning the bureaux - Helen Connell in • Goderich and John Matsui in Stratford, will be returnjng.to London in September. The two bureaux are being closed for economic reasons. • The Free Press will also bedeli-verdyisocfontthienuing paper inthe north. of Huron • County and most of Perth County. G. Dauber of the Free • Press•cireulation 'departtrient • said on Tuesday, hotne • distribution of the paper will• in the Seaforth area • and in the south of Huron County. 'lie said the news- paper will • also still, be available on the newsstands in both- Perth and north Huron counties when home distribution ends. likely on October L • • oceassion' was hill of good- byes for Mark and Connie Harris who all: moving to - Pennsylvania. there he w ill be assistant Pastor at the Lutheran Chtirc h. They also' celebrated birthdays of • Heather.Pethergill• and Jack Mark S More than 30 were 'present,. Walton Fun run ,at Seaforth timmer games on Saturday. tvir. and Mrs. gin Brotoley. Cheryl and tori. spent few days Jag week on laccianititoyTOrOnto and 'Bradley Shobbrook of Winghatn spent few days last week with, his uncle Mr. and Mts. Gordon Shobbrook Darrell 4d 11anndmDirastr M, Brt shot), brook and. Ken Vodden spent Sunday with their brother Mr. 'andMrs. Fred' Vodden 1IN hen their family enter - wined, on the oCeasion of their 40th Wedding Anniver. sary at home of Bob and See Vodden. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turnbull of •Scotland left for home Sunday night JOly 29 from spending 3 weeks with his sister Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy and family. Mrs. Re th Kncix held a family gathering, on Monday night July 23r4 in honour of her cousin Mr. and Mrs. Hartild Spring. Winnipeg. Present were Mr. And Mrs. Cliff Shobbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shobbrook Julie and Dean r. and Mrs. Wayne Allm. MMr. and Mrs. „IvIcivin Knox and family. Mrs, Beth Knox held a family .gathering on MondaY night July 23rd in honour of her t•ousin Mr. and ' Mrs. Harold Spring,• Winnipeg. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff ShObbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shobbrook Julie and Detin Mr. and Mrs. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 2, 1010 0 Wayne Allin. Mr. and Mrs. MeiVin Knot and farnilY. Mrs. Florence Cartwright, John and Claude went to London on Saturday IQ Mr. And Mr. Keith Cartwright, then to Ottawa where Keith; took part in the wheel. ehair Olympics for handicapped. John Cartwright is attending United, ‘Churett, eamp at Menesetung Park Goderich ibis week. Elizabeth Lawson Attended: 11.C. Camp at Menesetung Goderich Iasi week. Several are attending this, week. on Sunda)* MM. Beth, visited a few days with br niece Mr. and •Mrs.. Pere , McBride. Carlo Puh,ic Relatifms meeting wilt be held August 8.th at 8 p.m. in the hall. •Speaker "On Internattanal Year of Child". Guests from, Auburn WI and Seaforth WJ.Aro invited. Rall Call "Something that you would like to do as a group to promote the Institute"... There will be an auction first half of meeting. U.C.VV, General Business meeting will be held on Monday, August $th at 8 d Karen awl Kimberley Wright; Organist wen ;Auk* mcpregpr. Duets were sung' by Barbara and Judy Carter singing "Put your hand in the hand of the man from Galilee' and **Antaging Grace.* and. Judy. accompanying on the guitar. Rev. 'Scotts childrens story was What' in your Bible". Junior teachers were Joan Whyte and Joan Howatt, The Message was praying, for a perfect church. Rev. Seel*. announced the retire- ment of Ruth •Shaddicks choir director. She has been • and area news 'Knox was guest at the 40th Wedding Anniversary dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baan , held in Listowel with 3$ family and friends preSent and returned to home of their son John .and MarytBaan. Walton later. Laura Chambers of Clinton spent Sunday With her Grandparents -Mr, and Mrs. Jim McEwing. Mrs. Laura Saundercock p.m. in the Church, Ronald Vodden of Thomp- son, Manitoba visited on Monday, July 30th with his Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook• . WCehlcoumriech news the Narthex on Sunday morning • were Don Buchanan and Reg Lawson. Ushers were Lisa „Duizer, Cheryl Bromley, • • a choir member and director for, the past 3Q years. He expressed thanks from the congregation. Open air services will be held at Church tamp at Menesetung. Goderich next Sunday at 1030 a.m. Monday, August 6th is be- ginning of Vacation Bible School. Registration is still open for anyone interested. UCW les donate fo church co MRS. BE:171A WCA,Lte .tr 1 he BonntlaiN and seven. • tenth unit of Duffs United Chureh met for their July meeting on f'cilnestlay eve- ning at the home of Mrs. Fred Uhler with 10 members present.. Mrs. Jim Williamson gave the Call to Worship with a reading, "Freedom to be- • come.— cli•nitt.. 'Take my life and, let it. be .. was sung, Scripture reading was taken from Chapter Si verses 1-22 of Deuteronomy: followed by prayer Iv Mrs, Hugh John- Stomihrs, J. VVilliantsen gavea reading. "46. high standard of Jiving.' Mrs. 'Johnston gave a poem..• ''Neighbours.'' Hymn, "Will your anchor hold?' was sung. Mrs. .1. Williamson closed With a reading "If Eddie Mills could de it."' • Business Was chaind by • Mrs. Graeme Craig thanking those who took part in the devotions. Minutes were read by Mrs. Helen William- son, followed by the roll call. Mrs. Cliff Haegy gave the ' treaSurer s , report fol owed by the miscellaneous . turd report by Mrs. H.,!ohnstoi was moved to'd r $ YOU GOTTA liAVE A GIMMICK! Harry. Johnston finished the Winthrop. Bike rally in a backwards fashion on Saturday,which might explain why he didn't win the event The adults rode 20 miles in the, rally which ended at the Winthrop Park , (Expositor Photo) Farm Systems Orlin 84 Find Handling Specialists YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR COMPLETE SALES, PARTS, SERVICE • of • •SEi N0 11111LIL WESTEEL-ROSCO • *SUPER II GRAIN DRYERS *VENTILATION SYSTEMS• , *PEDLAR-BEATTY •*SWEET BUCKET ELEVATORS oCARDINAL BUCKET ELEVATORS Doug Arnold4ttattord 273,16/1 Ross JoIllife-Stratford 2/3-0332 Larry 'Smith -Atwood 356-9018 • NEWTON 519.5954182 peCia • Pepsi Kist Gingeraie Coke Schweppes • Gingeriale 12 - 26 oz bottles • *3,89 pus ceps: •ps s t ARCHIE'S Seaforth (SUNOCO> the general, hind of the v h ti reit, Report from the • supper committee referred to meals being served twice in • A ugust. Members w•ere reminded at the bus going to Alma • College on August 21. Let • the UCW president know as • soon as possible. Plans were made for a shower coming up in August. Copper money for • first half of year was taken • in.Next meeting in Sept- ember is to be held at the president's home. Mrs. Graeme Craig with Mrs. C. Ritchie and Mrs. F. Uhler on for devotions. • Lunch was °nit Miss • • served by the hostesses and there they attended some of • the events connected with the gathering of the clan. • Recent weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle were Mr. and Mrs. • Gordon Saunders and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Saunders and family of Royal Oak,: Mich a `social half hour enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fraser and Cheryl have returned • home from a motor trip to the cast coast, where they visited with their daughter and son- • in-law, Dr. Gerald and , Carolyn Sullivan of Dart- • mouth. Nova Scotia. While • On the Sidewalk for your shopping convenience .• TF EARNR TsI AC vB NRoGsA I N S FEATURE ITEMS • MOST CLINTON BUSINESSES WILL IF OPEN: THURS. • a.m. - 16 p.m. FRI. 4 a.m.. p.m. • SAT. a.m. • p.m.