The Huron Expositor, 1978-08-31, Page 9LAWLOR- MOGGACH
Walton
CO'vrespondent
TO; Allan McCall
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Mrs. Harvey Craig was
hostess- for the August
'meeting of. the 17th and
Boundary Unit in her home
on Thursday evening..
, Mrs. George Williamson
opened with a thought for the
evening, followed by the
Scripture - reading.. Hymn,
"Now thank we all our God". •
. was sung. Mrs. G. Milani-.
son offered prayer followed'
by a. reading entitled,
alright I've got church,
Mrs. James Williamson
gave the Topic and ',an •
interesting poem. Hymn,
"Come ye thankful people
come". closed the devotional
part of the meeting.
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Heather Fothergill ''scient
last week holidaying with Mr.
and Miti."7-OhiTTlake and
Barbara of Blyth at their
•cottage in Port Carbing near
Bracebridge. Heather starts
her second year of journalism
at Conestoga College, Kitch-
ener, on August 31st.
Congratulations j wedding
anniversaries! A family
dinner was held at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood,
Wingham when they cele-
brated his 'parents.' Mr. and
Mrs.Edwin Wood, 49 years on
August 28th, his sister, Lois
and Bill Andrews 24 year, on
August 28th and Ken and
Marilyn 20 years on August
13th,
Lloy Shaddick of Kitchener
spent week end with his
parents Mr. and Mts. Allen
Shaddick.
Mrs. • Joe, • IVIoranzo,
Candice and Glen of Toronto
spent last week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs, Len
Caldwell and 'Wendy Craw-
ford, who returned to
Toronto with them enroute to
her home in Kelonna B.C.
Triana Lyndon-of Clinton and
Crystal and Tracy Kennedy
spent last week with their
grandparents, Mr; and Mrs.
Airie Duizer. This week,
Beverly Kennedy is .with
them.
Miss Julie Scott of God-
erich, visited with - her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Scott, Senior, for a week.
Mrs. Isabelle Adrie
accompanied her brother Mr.
arid Mrs. Jim Scanlon of
London by air to S,urrey, B.C.
where they spent 3 weeks
with their son, Mr. and Mrs.
David Scanlon.
The 20th McCall reunion
was held in Seaforth Lion's
Park, Sunday, Aug. 20 with
45 in attendance. Guests
were present from Carleton
Place, Blyth, Wingham,
Brussels. Ethel, Monkton,
Willa, -With 4 'and
It/fitchell:
Mrs. tiraeme Craig pre-
sided over • the business.
opening ,: with a ,comment
from mandate. Plans were
made for; howers and supper
slips were gi-Cren out for a
wedding supper. The unit
WAS in charge of flowers for
the services during August.
Dates recalled were Plowing
Match - September 26/.30;
Regional rally in 'Winthrop
on October 10th and
Presbyterial in Wingham ,on
November 14th.
"Ithe next. meeting is to be
The Pth annual Memorial Harry Webster, Chairman,
service of Hope Chapel .Jack 4p, erne Hutilcing,
Cemetery, Hullett Township Ted flunking, Andrew, Kirk-
was, held last Sunday after-
noon with Rev, John Roberts
of Belgrave as guest speaker.
' Miss Alison Roberts of Bel-
grave accompanied on her
accordian for the singing, of
the hynins,
In his inspiring-message,- ''•"
Mr. Roberts pointed _out that.
people are bonded together
with a common bond of
suffering and also of
bereavement and the.hrist-- -
ian should- react. with thank-
fulnesS'and faith. In closing,
Mr. Roberts stated that
death is the horizon of life •
and if one travels in faith as
far as the horizon, we still
journey on.
Kenneth Hunking received
the offering. The service was
dosed with the • hymn, ,
'Breathe on me Breath of
God' and the benediction.
The service had been
planned by the trustees,
THE HUFIPN P00ITGR AUGUST Si,.
conneit anc1
Oliminolumi, Mrs Pori
McCiinchey is thO, secretary,.
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residents. The next meeting
will be off September 18
when the executive would
hope there would be more
Institutes represented: •
.1). -quiet wedding was
soletnized at Londesboro
United Church Manse
uniting Debora L. Moggach
04111pnia's James Lawlor in
5 lila 'on Friday Aug. 4,
78. •
Ryv. Stan McDonald "
officiated in double ring
ceremony. The bride is the
, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs.
Bert Moggach Of Lindsay and
groom is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lawlor of RR 5 Goderich.
": Maid • of honour was Joan
Clark of RR 5 Goderich.
Groomsman was Phillip
Clark of RR 5 Goderich,
:1;. friend of groom.
Other'attendants were the
4bride's, grandparents Mr.
. ,
, Brenda Giousher
AL shower for Barbara
dousher, September's bride
elect was held Wednesday in
the Sunday School rooms
when 50 village' ladies
attended.
Barbara, her mother
•• Norma Glonsher,.the grooms
• rnother Ruth Hodgins were
ushered to special seats,
corsages pinned on by Kay
Saundercock and Edna Reid.
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A .dessert lunch of cake
and ice cream was served by,
Nancy Allen, Laura Lyon, Vi
Burns, JuneFothergill, Edna
Reid and Kay Saundercock.
The program was cop-
'Vened by Marjorie Du izer with
i!contests, What Barbara is ,
wearing now, Won, la y Cheryl
cl Reid, commercial advertiSing
won by Grace Potter,
unwrapping parcel ended
,with Barbara.
Muronview
decided to change the date of
the Fall Bake S‘le and Tea to.
Wednesday, October II from
October 4. The decision
resulting from conflict with
and Mrs. Arthur Pratt of
Streetsville, Ontario, and
groom's grandmother, Mrs.
Tom Park of Dungannon.
Following the ceremony the
wedding dinner was held at
Bennailler Inn. Pictures were
-taken there in the gardens.
They then returned to the
home of the groom's parents,
where coffee ,and wedding
cake were served by the
gmoin's aunt, Mrs. • Tom
Hallam of Auburn and an old
time friend of the groom's
family, Mrs. Ed Davies of
Auburn._
They left for • a short
honeymoon to Manitoulin
Island. They are residing at
R.R.5, Goderich. •
The address read. by
Marjorie Duizer said: • Barbara, on behalf of all your
neighbours, we would like to
present these gifts 'with our
best Wishes."
Gifts were presented by
Shannon Duizer, . -Denise
Hulley, Marilyn and Kim
Mayberry, Laurel and Lisa
Duizer. Barbara was assisted
by Sherry Postma. She
thanked all for gifts and
invited them to attend the
open reception at Family
Paradise on September 9th.
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bell on
the death' of their six month
old on, Devon on Thursday.,
August 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. HamiP
ton. Moorefield spent last
week with datighter Mr. and
WS. Bob Thompson.
th
was made at a meetin: on
August 21 when 12 members •
front Huron County
Women's Institutes were
present and some , plans
held cot Mrs. Punt ee
Craig's, devotions in charge
of Mrs. Roy Williamson,and
Mrs. Fred Uhler:\
Personals
Miss Tracey Sills of
Seaforth spent several days
last, week with her grand-
parents,-Mr. and'Mrs. Roily
'Achilles. Christine Achilles
visited over Friday night at
the same home. .1?
A Hodgins Reunion was
held on 'Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Edythe Murdy at
some accordion numbers,
then he accompanied Julie
McCall as she. sang. After
that he, and Jim played their,
instruments together.
Priies were awarded to:
the• youngest guest, Mandy
Blake; oldesta lady, Mary -
Young; oldest mans 'Archie
Young; birthday closest to
the date, Joan Perrie; spot
prizes, Frank Burke and Lois
McCall; most recently-wed
couple, Donna and Robert
Mitchell. Susan (McCall)
Buffing a has attended all
twenty picnics. She was the
youngest at the first one.
Officers were re-elected
with Walt Bewley as Presi-
dent; Ross -Sfeflrieson, Vice-
a A smorgasbord diiner was
served at noon under the
. direction of Frank- and Isabel
Burke. After dinner Walt
Bewley acted as chairman The
program consisted of:
several violin numbers (some
of his own • composition)
played by Jim McCall.
Sherry McCall step-danced
with Jim accompanying her;'
Stew-art MCGall----playe-d-the-
'violin; .Steven-Burke played
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UCW dote-
changed-
Change of date. The
U.C.W. September General'
meeting has been changed to
Tuesday evening instead of
the regular Wednesday
evening meeting at 8:15
sharp, when plans are to be
made for the up coming
plowing match, also, the Fovyl
Supper in, November.
'Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Maud Leeming were Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull,; W.J.
Leeming, Tom and Bob.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid;
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan -
and Mrs. Edna Hackwell
• attended the Webster-Gray
wedding on Saturday at the
Central United Church in
Stratford.
Mrs. Jean Broadfoot spent
several days' at BranifOrd
with, her niece Mrs'. -Bill
Jepsbn last week.
,Mr. - George Flewitt. of
Stratford visited with her
cousin Mrs. Jean Broadfoot.
were made 'for the tea and
bake sale.
' Tea arid cookies were
served by Mrs. Keith
Webster and the members
spent some time visiting the
Shower held
Auxiliary clan
Hutonview Atixiliary has other events on th
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among those who attended.
Michael and Randy
Beuerman of Stratford spent
a few 'clays last. week with
their grandmother, Mrs. Jim
Shortreed, they. , returned
home with their mother Joan
Beuerman on Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Long, Brussels
and Mrs. Annie Engel,
Cranbrook visited at the
same home a week-ago
Sunday,
Seaforth park
president, and Jean Bewley.
Secrets y. The Perrie family
will plan the lunch for next•
year and Steven Burke and
Julie McCall will plan the
entertainment. The picnic
will be held the third Sunday
,; in August in the Seaforth
Park.
Welcoming to the United
Church' on Sunday morning
were Dennis Fothergill and
Jack Tamblyn. Ushers were
Dianna Shobbrook, Suzanne guest speaker. FlowerS on
Taznblyn, Rose • and Joan the memoriam stand were
Mason. Soloist was Ian placed in memory of Devon
'WilL Your___Bell by his parents Mr. and.
Anchor Hold' and 'He Keeps Mrs. Brian Bell. -
Londesboro Church news
me Smiling' accompanied by
orgainist Louise McGregor.
Rev. Danell of Clinton was
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