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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-11-15, Page 9ANOTHER POTATO PEELER—Mrs. Jean. Bewley was another recruit who volunteered to peel potatoes for. the Walton, turkey supper and: that meant being kept i pretty busy as approximately 775 people attended. (Brussels Post Photo) Remembrance Day S�uden�s march. Hullett Central School Friends" by. Susan Van pupilsheld then -Armistice Egmondl, "The Victoria Day service at United Church Cross" by Laurel Duizer, November 9. A number of Information on interested adults attended. A Femembrance "Reason for 2 parade marched to the .: minute silence" by Glgnzie church from theschool by all. McClinchey acid Last Post by. pupils and teachers, . Sharon Gloncher Drummer was Jeff McNairn• • Speaker was Mr. H. Flag beaters were David Stevenson, Sandy Carter and Stephen Duizer Organ music was provided by Mrs, Johnstone; Master of Ceremonies i was Jeff McNairn. Nantes of the men from Hullett township who were killed. in World War 1 were tend ; Scripture was 'read by Marjorie Siertsema.'. Readings "Remembrance Day" ' by Bradley Lyon; "Flanders Poppy" by Shawn Seers. A group of 1Q Grade;7 and 8 repeated 'In Flanders Field", "Miss Wingrad Figel" by Lisa Duizer front Readers Digest, "Someone you Know", by Scott Millar. The reading "A ' time to Remeber" by ' Christine Preszca:tor, "The,.Tunneller's Pattison, Blyth .Legion President who spoke • onn "'telling 'time'. S_ SHUFFLEBOARD Shuffleboard began November 7th. High score was ladies Helen Lawson; men ;Jack Riley. Next games will be. November 28th at 8 p.m, Everyone welcome. There were 9 tables in play at Friday night's game.: Winners' were Ladies High Margaret Taylor, Lone hand Pearl Cummings,. low -Marjorie Anderson;. •Men's high -Ted flunking,. lone. hands Helen Lawson (Playing as a man) low -Glen` Carter. :Committee in charge wag Hazel Reid, Elma Jew itt. and Isabel Colson. There will be another one: in 2 weeks. X1111,, alll!< C Correspondent . AMA BERT SHOBBROQI 523-x#250 Sr.. and Mrs,, .lohni Saundercock and Lia►, Marie fit Woodstock visited on; Saturday with his Ptrents Mr. a Mra, Cliff Saund.,ercoek .and attended ?the apriiversary narty for Tom and taenevieve .Allan, Mr. and Mr*. Ray Ra4ford' of Londop spent the weekend, with her paretttS Mr, and • Youths I:ii,jr Mrs- Bob; Thompson 440 attended the anniversary, Part), for Tori Ftd !Genevieve Allan. WeekendViShOrs with Mr,, and Mrs. TomAllan were their daughter. Mr.. snd Mrs. in coLJi.in Five Londesboro youths are recovering following a head -.on collision early Sate rday night. In University Hospital, London are Kevin Fothergill and ,Chris Roberts, in the Clinton Hospital are Dawn Flynn and Julie Knott; released from hospital is the driver of the Vehicle Don Reid. Mr, Reid was travelling on. County Road 2S between Blyth and Auburn when, he passed* car and had a. head on collision with an oncoming car driven by David Durnin,, Goderich, :Mlr Durnin waa:.release4 front hospital. Mr, Reid is being .charged with failing to. share the road. The Reid vehicle was a 1972 Buick aatd the Durnin vehicle was a 1973 Dodge, 'Dama8es. to the vehicles amount to approximately $1,201 each, Goderich OPP'report, 'HARD WORKERS—.Kathleen Williamson and Leona McDonald were just two of the willing workerswho helpedout, by peeling` potatoes for the turkey supper in Duff's United. Church in Walton. (Brussels Post Photo) 0. •. Correspondent MRS. ALLAN MCCALL • 887,6677 Mr. Harvey McClure arrived borne recently from a two week visit' with his son Ray -McClure and Glen Pritchard at Alliance, Alberta. Ray :'teaches. `school` at Forestburg and now lives' at baysland,. .Alberta: uncompromising Lynx. xc foryourdollar. The low price tag on the uncompro- mising icompro- mising Lynx belies the quality and value that it offers. Lynx is every bit an Arctic Cat. No holds barred. •Two models, series 2000 single cylinder and 2000. twin, present exciting alternatives for �- winter fun. Get more magic for your money with Lynx. Special this week $1399 VARNA,'ON',i"« [Hwy. N4, let* .(Ham, bask iter *Arkin 262-3318 or 262.5809. YOUR AUTHORIZED ARCTIC CAT.DEAI.ER' Harvey flew out to Edmonton and visited there with ,Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Clark; he also visited David and Susan 'Watson of Lloydminster.,, Miss. Carolyn McClure and• Neil McClure • of London spent the weekend at the home of their parents .Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McClure: Mrs. Florence Russell, Mrs: Frank Miller and Mrs. Bob Campbell visited with Mrs: Jean Broadfoot last Monday afternoon. 'Mrs.im Smith, Brussels spent a flay at the same home one day last week. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Venturin of Victoria B.C. have been visiting with the McCall! families in this area and surrounding districts the. past couple of weeks. Mrs. Venturin was the former Jean: , McCall daughter of Mrs. Bessie Paisley of Victoria and the late George McCall, The education and Cultural Affairs meeting of the 'Walton Women's In- stitute will be held next 'Wednesday, November 21 in the community hall. There is. to be a 'demosntration of. Christmas Crafts. The. Walton • ##1 Needle ,point' Joint met at the home of Carol Anne Williamson. and washed and blocked their needlepoint as leaders, demonstrated how to mount and frame the articles. At a work meetingheld at Linda Blake's, those doing. Wayne Jackson.. Brian., Ken. and Sandra of Ridgetownand Tom's brother Mr. and Mrs. Lester Allan of Watford: and Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Allan .of Chathaz><r. A family: itinner was. *MI at the Bedford' Hotel*. Godericlt on. Sunday evening, Congratulations to Mr.. 494' Mrs. Tom Allan, who celebrated their 4.0tIt wedding, anniversary ion; November 11. On Saturday night a large attendance ,of friends were at the reception held in. Blyth Commutlty Centre. Congratulations to Mrs., Lois Saundercock on bier 85th birthday on November 10th. Debbie Westerhout; had, an .unfortunate occident .on Sunday, November 4th when her horse threw her falling on her, cutting her leg which required stitches* and she. also suffered stretched. muscles. She is convalescing at home, Mrs, Laura Forbes is visiting with her sister, Ruth, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Keys, in London. Mrs. Ted Fothergill spent two, days last week in Clinton hospital with leg infection, Mrs. Jack Armstrng was admitted ` to' Stratford Hospital on October 28. Friends hope she will soon be home. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shaddick on their new. grandson David 'Richard Scott born to, Cpt. Richard and Mrs. Shaddick at Burnaby B.C.. A brother for Sandra. :Mr, Jim McEwing. returned home on Saturday, November 10•fromspending a week • hunting UNITED CHURCH Greeters• in the Londesboro United. Church were Jack ,Lee: and Robert Hunldng;, ushers were Cheryl: Lyon, Dune ShobbrOok, Shelli, Westerbout and Suzanne Tamblyn. Hymn: sing was held- prior to service, -Choir's; rector was; Barb Busman and organist' ► 1,10Y4 and Nona. Fine, Roma'Good, Mrs, Fahey,. $Bard of Stewards, by aret Taylor for $2,000. ►tr to. Ghu,rch 'mss',: ePort cairtl of Korean. Footer child Mt invitation to a� Anbievernent Hay as ' Q nton November 12 at 2: ;P.at- Vcport of Cards aad! *?buying wu • Oven by t Br. Betty 'committee .tepoila4 IleVetift .catetnnla ting op, Frame Me ure and• Gait Lear are to an area. news Louise McGregor. Rev, Scott's children's Story was. "snowshoe rabbit" Junior teachers were Helen Lee and, Bev Riley. The message was "What 'Price' Peace", Next Sunday November 18 is family- skating in Blyth arena 4;30 - 5:3Q p.m.. Pot luck supper will follow. This is an event for the whole congre$ation. Also the. mitten tree is in place ready for mittens. A U.C,W,, meeting was: held on Monday.. President Edyth 'Beacom welcomed all and led' in devotions on Books of the Bible. Scripture was read by Addie flunking: meditation by Edythe, Edythe . assisted by Joan Whyte, told what each book revealed; Edytheled in prayer. Minutes of last meeting; were read by secretary Joan Whyte.; . Correspondence in- 'eluded thanks from Marion Letherland. Jack and •Helen PPLES Excellent Quality, •Mall NIOSH • SPARTAN v SPIES • RED DELICIOUS available now ; CRUNICAN BROS. �� pillows cut out their material 11/2 miles south of Elginfield on #4 Highway andstarted sewing. backings The seventh meeting of the Walton #1 Needlepoint Joint was held on Monday, atthe home of 'Karen• Plas;)atthe meeting members showed. their completed articles and filled out evaluation sheets . on them. They then ailswered a quiz based on work done in this club. The members then started plans• for our clubs part, -in Achievement Day, which will be held, <on Thursday;' November 22 at The club wishes their leader,Mrs. Anne ligan who is ..in Listowel Hospital, a speedy recovery. Cash in on your old snowmobile c1ohes! s10 Trade-in for a suit 5 Trade -1n for a }acket Your old snowmobile clothes can work for you' Bring us your old suit and well give you S10 toward the purchase of a brand new Moto Sk i suit. Or well take S5 off the pr ic:' of a new Moto Ski packet when you trade-in your old one. Either way you wind up with a good dr'nl Because Moto Sk wear is built tough and designed to keep you looking good On ,,r off the sled. Now s the time to trade up to More Moto Ski Fashion. 1 At pt:rttfr pating dealers until December 8 1979 All trade-ins wrll be donated to the Solvation 4r my ti 4i.W ��3..1�.''yi�..t.`,dt •-'fylLu tk ciir F.�1i1 rirfrrAkrilii•VriVrIYKq SS7i': 41,e,r5k' 144 T. Activity needlepoint December .6th, at 7 :p.m, in Hullett Central School. The lovely luncheon cloth. donated: by Miss Ruth Shaddick was on display, A letter from the U,C.W, Presbyterial that there will be no change in area and the meeting, will be January 28,, 1980 in Goderich North. St. Church:. Treasurers report was given; by Margaret Good, Edythethanked all who went to the Varna meeting. A • meeting: will be held at Ontario St. United Church, get Christmas.; tree ,and any decorations needed: Memorial' Fund committee -:reported the three :vases, now here, werepnrchased at, Bradshaws iii Stratford.. Iti was moved` to quilt some quilts for future :need>to buy poinsettias foob�, the church, Helen Alexander agreed to audit treasurer's book. December meeting 'wIItbe a pot luck Christmas •supper December 3rd at 6:30: p.m.. Members are asked to bring a friend. Ournew ,phone number is MANNING'S Building Supplies g PP Limited ed Bl h; Ont Douwe Wilts Gary Courtney • Get One free chance: with each :purchase.: at the: stores displaying • the red card �n their wiedew 4