The Huron Expositor, 1977-03-31, Page 4spending a week in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cousineau,
• Donald, Jimmie and .Tammy,
Sault 'Ste marie, Ontario spent
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
spent weekend with daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Millson,
Woodstock.
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RURCiN EXPOSITOR MARCH 31 1977 Londesboro Ain ve1I Unit'
has reading on Lent +
A YOUNG PANCAKE LOVER Merner
might be ,tiny but' she still enjoyed the pancake
supper at the Foresters' Hell In Constance or'
Kinburn •Friday night. She's the daughter of
Expositor Constance correspondent Mary Merner
and her husband Carl. (Expositor Photo)
Londesboro
Sen ior qui lt i n g
The March meeting of Aintwell.. Burns and June Fothergill with
unit was held at the manse on hymn "When .1 . survey the
Monday; March 21 at 8 p.m. Wondrous Cross", June read
President Audrey ' Thompson 'Great Easter Words' and prayer.
opened with a reading on Lent . Vi read 'Easter Thoughts' and
-and• prayer. ','spring'. Grace was sung*ancI ,
Roll call was answered by 23 lunch served by. Ruth Vincent,
members by an embarrassing Betty Hulley and , Marjorie
experience. There were 4 visitors.D
February minutes read'by June
uimzre.r. an
d Mrs Norman
Fothergill, secretary, Treasurer's Cartwright and John spent
report by Vi Burns. It was moved weekend in Montreal and not to have "The Luncheon is attended the hockey game
Served". Montreal and. St. Louis. Claude
The ham super to be visited with his Grandmother
Wednesday,May 18th at, the Mrs. Mae Rinn, Belgrave.
- church. The May meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson, a work meeting at the church on Brian, Ken and Sandra of Ridge- Tuesday, ' May 17th. Ltinch town spent weekend Mill' pareht
committee for Apritz-- Addie • Hunking, Muriel Sewers and Gail Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen.
Lear.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns spent
Sunday with their daughter, :
It was decided to spend $2 for , Mr. ,,and : Mrs.,,COliri' 'Paterson,
'shut-ins' gifts for next month. _ .
Program was in charge of Vi , London. _ _
Cou rse co letsmp
Court Constance L1842 youth
committee held a pancake supper
and dance on Friday evening.
Records were • played to dance
to and winners in the children's
spot Axiance • were Sharon and
Kenny Bos. Adult spot dance:
Reg. and Helen Lawaon,, Musical
Chairs: Mary Lou Anderson. Kids
youngest: Michelle Merner;
Oldest John Lawson. • Best
Whistler: Warren Hulley
Personals •
Mrs. Joe. Van Bommell, Brian,
Jennifer and Joanne of Delawate
.Mrs. "-Paul Erb; Michael and
Michelle of Kitchener, Mr. and
Mrs. Ron. Fqntie and- -Trish of
Avon.
Mr: and Mrs, George Counter,
Richard,. Kassandra and Vicky
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Bryan McConnell, Bryson
and Lesleigh of Strathroy and
with Miss Rita Down of London.
John and Elizabeth ,Lawson
weekend with their aunt
and uncle Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Warren of 'London and Mr. and
Mrs. Reg. Lawson visited on
Sunday at the" same home.
visited on Friday with ' Mrs. Miss Margie Whyte, Paul Van
Marris Bos and family. der Molan returned to their
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley homes having spent the holiday
visited in London on Friday with with Mrs. W.L.Whyte.
Miss Debbie Woods and Michelle Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson',
of Gananoque who spent the past-.Sharon and Bob returned home .
week with her sister. Sunday evening from a 10 day trip'
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, in England, Scotland and France.
Kevin and Lori of Huron Ridge,,c Mr. Bill Rueger and Carol of
Kincardine, visited on Saturday Surnmerhill were Sunday 'visitors
with Mrs. George Mcllwain. with Mrs. George Mcllwain.
Correspondent
Mary Merner
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Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Paul .Stevenson, David, •
Darren and Luanne were Mr.. and
Correspondent
Mrs. Bert Shobbrobk
523-4250
The Senior quilting course was
completed on Tuesday, March
22nd . There were 10 ladies took
advantage, of the course. Nona
Pipe; Florence Snell, Vi Burns,
Audrey Thompson, Dora Sh
obbrook, Hattie Wood, Addie
Hunking, Betty HuIley, • Hazel
Reid and Linda Horbanuik. On
closing the leaders 'Marjorie
Anderson and Marjorie Duizer
were thanked and presented with
a gift.
. Cheerio Club
The Cheerio Club met on
Wednesday March 23rd at.' the
home of Dora Shobbrook who was
acting President welcomed all
with a reading "Welcome" and
"March" all repeated "My Wild
Irish Rose". Dora read "Cactus"
and led •in prayer.
Minutes of last meeting and
financial report read by Mary
Robinson.
It was Moved to send $15 to
Easter Seal. Roll call was
answered with something Irish
with 7 ,• members, present and
visitors Jessie Jones, Vera,
Gibbings, Nona Pipe, Hattie
Wood and .Vi Burns.,
A Get Well card was signed by
all present for Jewel Cowan. The
-draw donated by Jewel Cowan
was won by Dora Shobbrook.
Next meeting to be April 27th
Group 04 at the home of Mary
Longman. Meeting closed all
repeating "When Irish Eyes are
Smiling". Program was a reading
"Grandmother is so Special" by
Gladys Armstrong and "A trip to,
the city' by Dora Shobbrook.• A
contest "Irish" and "Easter
Words" conducted by Gladys and
• won by Vi Burns. A contest
'Articles used in Kitchen" by
Dora won by Nona Pipe and Mary
Longman. A' few gam ies of cards
played and lunch served by
Gladys-and Dora. •
• C tY.
• There were 8 tables in play at
W.I. card party on' Friday night
March 25th. Winners were
Ladies' High.- - Stella Adams;
Lone Hands' - Mrs. Sadie'
McDonald; LoW -
Men's High Mary. "Clarke
(plzying as a man); Lone Hands -
Mrs. Miller (Playing as a man);
Low., John Jewitt. 4
• There will be another this
Friday, April 1st. In charge will
be Hattie Wood, Elma Jewitt and
Gay .Da terra.
Saeramentat United Church
Greeting into the Narthex on
Sunday morning were Dennis
Fothergill and Kevin , Ridley,
usners were Larry Howatt, Bryan
McClure, Ken and Torn Pollard.
Choir anthem was "Come to
the ' Saviour Now". Rev.
McDonald's children's story -was
"notbeing able to h ear". Junior
' leaders were Marjorie Duizer and
Joyce Sewers.
• The message was "Harsh
Words" Assisting Rev.,
McDonald with communion were
Madelyn Sewers and Danny Lear.
Serying the bread were Earl
Gaunt, Emerson Hesk, Margaret
Taylor and Harry Snell. Serving
the wine were Nick Whyte, Jack
Tamblyn, Gordon ShobbroOk and
Garnet Wright.
4-H Meeting •
On Monday, March 21, 7, 4-H
members met in the Londesboro
Hall at 7:15.
This was a double meeting
where we discussed such things
as Trims, Bindings, Braid, Fringe
and enclosed application, of lace
and eyelet. Members were also
shown facings, understitching,.
casings for elastic and direct
application of lace and eyelet.
Cub and Seojuts Skating
A large number of cubs and
scouts with th.Or
McDonald, Bryan McClure. Mike
Overholt, 'David. Lear, Norman
Cartwright and Wayne Hulley
enjoyed skating at Blyth Arena on
Monday P.M.
Change of Date
The Berean Unit Of U.C.VV. will
be held April 5th ,at 2 p.m. in the
church. This will be an Easter
meeting. -•
Be sure to keep 'May '18 date.
open to attend the' annual.: ham
supper at the church.
PerSonals
Congratulations to . Mrs.
Charlotte Bell of Blyth on her 85th
Birthday. 'Her family, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Hunking, Mn and
Mrs. Tom Duizer, Laurel, Lisa,
Stephen . and ' Shannon,
Londesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Hunking, Todd and `- Tara.
Centralia entertained her on
Sunday to 'dinner at the
"Garage" London.
Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Mitchell,
• Tracie and Mark left on
Wednesday, March' 16th'
_returning March 26th from
motor -Mine 'tour to Florida
spending 2, or 3 days at Disney
•
Mr. and. Mrs. Bruce Kelly and
Cathy of Sudbury spent last
week with her parents, Mr. and •
Mrs, Jack Riley.
• Mrs. Glen Robinson of Prescott
spent past. week with her father
Mr. Emerson 'Heck.
Mr. and Mrs. Normar
-Alexander , returned home or
Wednesday, March 23 fron
BEHIND THE SCENES -- While others ate at the
pancake supper Muriel McClure and other
Constance ladies worked cooking pancakes in the
kitchen at the Foresters' Hall. (:Expositor Photo)