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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-08-16, Page 9.MY LISTENING EARS HEAR you — Luanne' Stevenson was all smiles. Monday morning when, she attended the first Vacation Bible School class at the Lpndesboro United Church, She was part of the nursery class arid • was busy making a paper telephone where this, photo was taken, More. Photos on Page 5 (Standard Photo) WATCH CAREFULLY' --Joan Howatt was teaching six to.eight year olds how to make a ,nativity scene. The program' is . part of .Londesboro Vacation Bible school. Three classes started Monday morning and will finish 'Friday. (Standard Photo) Londesboro uc.w boycotts a.dvertising A U.C.W., general business meeting' was held on Monday August 6th. President Edythe. Beacom welcomed all and' led in devotions on the • theme "Spiritual riches". Trust in God was read by Nona Pipe, • Edythe led in prayer and gave meditation '.'Rich in the spirit" and read the poem. "One solitary life". The June 4th minutes were read by secretary Nona Pipe, "correspondence was a thank you from Wilmer and Norma Glousher and Michael Falconer, funeral director, speaker at April 23rd meeting returned the $15. -cheque to put in td , the memorial fund, A thank you for 425. donation to family and. children services was received as well as a letter from U.C. London conference on .,saving; the babies of the third World and!. Urging a boycott of advertise Mf eats of Nescafe and a11; Libby's products. A box will be placed to put there coupons in,,Treasurer' Margaret Good reported, a, •flank balan ce for July 31st of $2,276.38. The foster child allowance increased from $12, to 518. per month* It was ,moved to continue sponsoringthe same child. The U,C.W. is to put on a skit at the Regional meeting October 16 at Varna. Betty Hulley reported that the social Committee catered to 3 Mons` suppers, four weddings, five banquets and choir members and Sunday two '.lunchesand fed 675 School staff in September. people. They will cater to . It was moved to donate Blyth Festival August 24. 52,000. to roof fund. Buying committee is to pur- Thankoffering meeting chase small :lace tablecloth will be. October 1st : with and electric fan for the invitations' to be sent to kitchen. Burns, Blyth, Brucefield, It was moved to order 12 Seaforth U.C.W. and Sea - Upper Rooms, same as last forth Presbyterian.'. Lunch year. An appeal from the convenors are Addie Hunk- Leprosy Mission of Canada, ing and. Ferne McClure. and for boat people was There will be 'a' homemade accepted and it was voted to bake' sale at the meeting. In give to the boat people from t charge will be Betty Hulley, the pulpit church giving -lite Margaret Whyte and :Marg group passed to have a area Good. Next business Banquet of appreciation for meeting November 5th. Cubs plan camp out 'r All .Cribs from the Past year who are interested in an overnight camp on the weekend of August 25th are asked to bring their parent to a meeting at the Londesboro Hall on Monday, August 20th at 7:00 p.m. Also last year's leaders as well as anyone . interested in assisting with cubs or scouts in the comingyear are asked to attend. If unable to attend. please call Dave Overboer dekythe' co-OpP (muram r that s vinurs truly BRUCE SMITH! lil•nMlm St., Mlld�ll *tome torrid 344.9915 *1s. 343*1973' Correspondent MMS. BERT SKOB1 ROOK 523-4250 W.I. Public Relations; meeting was held on August $th opening with Gcne;ieye Allen at piano, President Marjorie Dirket welcomed'; all and thanked all who helped with festival supper and read W.I. prayer. Guests'. attended from Auburn and, Seaforth W.I.s. Roll call was answered :by "Something that you would like to do as a group to. promote: your institute. Minutes of the last meeting, and financial .statements was read by secretary.treasurer Marjorie, Anderson. A thank you, was received: from Myrtle Fairservice and. from past president of Lions. Club Bill Bromley. An invit- ation from Larnbton Museum, came to tour the museum and hold a meeting; there. An invitation was accepted from Walton W.I.lfer August . 15th. • Barbara Bosman reported on cook, books and recipes are to be in at September meeting. She hoped non- members will also contrib- ute. Recipes, out of old cook books .should be marked as. such, ` Fall .4-H project is .needle point.; Leaders are Mrs. Mary Buffing* Hattie Snell, No. 2 Kitty McGregor, Deb - hie Wallace, No. 3 Marjorie '.Duizer and'Judy Datema. Members are- going to. "Sound, of Music" at Huron Country Playhouse,' Grand. Bend, August 27th and are to meet at the„hall: at 6:30 p.m. Marjorie Duizer presented a gift to Isabel Colson honour- ing their 40th wedding, anniversary. Isabel thanked! the W.l.. Marg Anderson gave a. reading, "If a child” . and, introduced thei guest speaker II • museu Ktthy Pride from Family and •Childrens Service, who spoke pit international Year of the Child, She talked of child ajsuse that. has been happen- ing since the tittle :of the 'Romans. Program of slides by ;Genevieve Allen on their trop to B.C. and Alaska on Pat. ricia Cruise to Shagway was enjoyed, An auction was held with Marjorie Autzcr as acct• ioneet: Auburn President Eleanor Bradnock and Seaforth'Presi- dent fachael Riehl thanked Londesboro W,1,, .for their, invitation. and lovely eve- ning. Visitors' with Mr. mrd Mr's,. B►ll Sotttaux, Nancy and Jennifer were Mr. 04 Mrs. (Bruce Albin, and Melanie .from Montreal and Mr. and Mrs. Gene llewko front THE HURON EXPOSITOR AUGUST ii,, 11 43ays holiday at Wiarton, returning home on Tuesday. Me, and Mrs. ,Bob Thomp. son spent Saturday in Kitch• eller with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.. John, i,aurte, They were on- a: tour of Yaneouver Island, British Columbia and Alberta. They visited with:,Mr, and Mrs, Mf Bell, ;slid Heather at Prince llopert. Mr. ;and Mrs., •Char - an area ITS I ERSONAIS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mississauga. Alexander spent last week in Mr. and Mrs, Jack Riley Oattending convcmpM, nd Mrs ionttawa of the Soil Consaervaenttion AlecacoMcGregor ran4aspent 4 Society of America held in the Chateau Laurier Hotel. Wednesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were. Mr, and Mrs. Chester Smith of Port Elgin. Mr, and:. Mrs. :Russelll Good, Mrs, Sandra Popp. and Kathy returned home on Friday, August 3rdfrom a weeks 'holiday visiting cousins at Pickford, Michigan going by Tobermnory, . returning by northern Ontario, Dr., and Mrs; .Lester. Allen of Watford spent Monday night with Mr, and Mrs, Tom Allen. They were enroute home from a vacation in the western provinces. Mr. ' and . Mrs. Garth' McGillivray of Chesley visited. on Tuesday with 'Mr. and '.Mrs. Orville Newby. . . Lisa' Crompton of Lucan visited last weekend with Janette and Jacqueline John stop. Dora Ellerby of Clinton spent Monday to Friday with.. her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Walton 161 kS at Ontario dace • 'Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCA1L Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid were Mr, .and Mrs. Bob Machan ' and family and Mrs: Laura Machan of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Emmrich• spent a recent weekend with :'friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Reid at Sud- bury. Visiting Mrs. Jean Broad - foot on Friday were' , Mrs:, Edith Dunlop, Mrs. Fern. Patterson . and Miss Bessie Davidson of Seaforth. Mr, and Mrs. David Allison of London visited at the same, home on Sunday. Several people from the village took in the bus trip to Ontario Place, Toronto , on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Emmerson • Mitchell took in the Fiddle Jamboree at. ,Shelbourne on the weekend:( Visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Rally Achilles during the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sills Tracey. Teddy and Donnie, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and Brad, Kintail., Mr. Jerry Achilles and Debbie and Linda Anderson, Jennifer and Kevin of Bellwood. Debbie stayed for a week's holidays with her grandparents. Mr; and Mrs. Harold' Highton of Kincardine spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Backwell and family:; Quite a number from this area attended. the Lion's Elimination` Draw at the. dance following the supper at the • Brussels Community Center in Brussels. a.4r:..u.x Robbie and Jennifer: Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Lee • returned from a two week holi day at the West Coast. lie Crawford and Mrs. Maimie Crawford: at Kel- mwna, B.C. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Arm - 1 strong and Mra. Dien Com, spent' Friday :1t 5.undsy.. in, Brantford, when Mrs. Marg- aret Taman, retooled to her borne ,after spending the week with Mr, and Mrs. Armstrong and visited other relatives„ Mr. and Mrs, Glen tarter, .Mr, and Mrs, Ken Armstrong, Londesboro, and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wagner in Auburn. Elvis and. Annette Vincent are spending this week with their grandparents Mr, and Mrs, Claire Vincent while their parents are an: holidays. Mr, and Mrs. Frank John. Ston returned home on Tues- day -night from ;aceompany ing Mr. and Mrs, Peter Roy of Clinton, to Kawartha Lakes district for the weekend'. Mr, and. Mrs. Reg. Lawson John and Elizabeth spent weekend at Lions Head with. Mr, and Mrs. E.F. Warren. Ball-Macaiulay Homecare Building Centre make it easy with•• ••, \ �\\.�. \N\ Needs No Glue! THE SECRET IS IN THE SEAL! Do -It -Yourself Measure and Installation - It's Easy! Use this ESTIMATING GUIDE and then ask us for prices Measure.the perimeter of your One hook every other rafter house (divide number of approx. 800mm (32") plus . metres by 3, number of feet by . 2 hooks to support each 10). mitre. Measure distance'from trough to ground whereyou plan on installing downpipe (divide number of metres by 3, number of feet by 10); One end cap tOr each open end`.. of trough Count number of corners required'' Mitre is suitable for inside and outside. corners. Iwo elbows for eabh downpipe Count one centre drop Or end drop for each downpipe assembly. (end dropstately used): Use 2 clips per 3 m (14`) down..: pipe -- use 1 downpipe con• nectar when lotntng 3 m (10') downpipes or support required per' length of trough, 'Otte shoe at bottom of down: pipe to direct flow of water, SEAM ATH 5274091 CL1N' .48205 O.N. HENSALL :2624418 �.. in Area .Churches First 'PRESBYTERIAN. Church 59 Goderkh St., W.. Seaforth Minister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Organist: Mrs. D. Carter ' SUNDAYt AUGUST 19 Joint worship in First Preebytcrtsn Church: . • DURING AUGUST SERVICES WILL BE HELD IN PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH AT 11 A.M. All are welcome ST. THOMAS Anglican Church Sefortb SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 Tenth Sunday after Trinity 10 Lis Hob: Cossomniou: Service by the Rector NORTHSIDE United Church 54 Goderkh St. West, Seaforth AUGUST 19 Joint Service) in First Presbyterian. Church atlla.m. Mr. Vatteslyke wUi reach Rev.1.0. Vandyke, Meister Organist -Choir Director . Jr, Choir Lender M Whitmore Audrey Mcl4Wailn Area Congregations are invited to take advantage Of the church directory,toannounre their•church services each week., Church directory announcements are . available for a nfin'ntum of 26 consecutive weeks in units of two column inches at 52 per unit. Changes in copy may be m:'de each week but must be received before noon on Tuesday, a.4r:..u.x Robbie and Jennifer: Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Lee • returned from a two week holi day at the West Coast. lie Crawford and Mrs. Maimie Crawford: at Kel- mwna, B.C. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Arm - 1 strong and Mra. Dien Com, spent' Friday :1t 5.undsy.. in, Brantford, when Mrs. Marg- aret Taman, retooled to her borne ,after spending the week with Mr, and Mrs. Armstrong and visited other relatives„ Mr. and Mrs, Glen tarter, .Mr, and Mrs, Ken Armstrong, Londesboro, and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wagner in Auburn. Elvis and. Annette Vincent are spending this week with their grandparents Mr, and Mrs, Claire Vincent while their parents are an: holidays. Mr, and Mrs. Frank John. Ston returned home on Tues- day -night from ;aceompany ing Mr. and Mrs, Peter Roy of Clinton, to Kawartha Lakes district for the weekend'. Mr, and. Mrs. Reg. Lawson John and Elizabeth spent weekend at Lions Head with. Mr, and Mrs. E.F. Warren. Ball-Macaiulay Homecare Building Centre make it easy with•• ••, \ �\\.�. \N\ Needs No Glue! THE SECRET IS IN THE SEAL! Do -It -Yourself Measure and Installation - It's Easy! Use this ESTIMATING GUIDE and then ask us for prices Measure.the perimeter of your One hook every other rafter house (divide number of approx. 800mm (32") plus . metres by 3, number of feet by . 2 hooks to support each 10). mitre. Measure distance'from trough to ground whereyou plan on installing downpipe (divide number of metres by 3, number of feet by 10); One end cap tOr each open end`.. of trough Count number of corners required'' Mitre is suitable for inside and outside. corners. Iwo elbows for eabh downpipe Count one centre drop Or end drop for each downpipe assembly. (end dropstately used): Use 2 clips per 3 m (14`) down..: pipe -- use 1 downpipe con• nectar when lotntng 3 m (10') downpipes or support required per' length of trough, 'Otte shoe at bottom of down: pipe to direct flow of water, SEAM ATH 5274091 CL1N' .48205 O.N. HENSALL :2624418