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A TALL JOB—The pilgrims and Indians were
busy Friday preparing a Thanksgiving dinner
for Grades 1 and 2 at Hullett Central School,
Londesboro. Brent Redford mashes potatoes
under supervision of Samantha Nesbitt, left and
Christine Potter.
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incetin, Aoloeypment Pay
. 40 . on,'• Sat004y,
Deeernber 2 in the -Morning
The main.topic was "What
is in it for me?" all about
'breakfast and brunchei.
Energy, squares were made
and a yogurt loaf , was
sampled by.the girls at the
the club, but left till next - close of the meeting.
Carl McDonald' of Atwood
ago spent week-end with her
son Rev. McDonald.
Synipathy is extended to
Mts. Harry Durnin. Mervyn
and family on the death of
Harry on Monday October 9,
a.m.
' WS. Neville Forbes,
Norman Alexander and Rev.,
-McDonald attended the fall
session of Huron-Perth Pres-
bytery held in Atwood United
Church on Tuesday repres-
enting Londesboro. United
Chtirch
1st Lonclesboro SCout
Group Committee -met at the
manse on ThurOay evening.
David Overboe was elected
chairman and Lena Nesbitt
secretary with Murray
Adams as treasurer. Among
other business the committee
made arrangements for cub
and Scout Apple Day to be
held for Hullett township on
Saturday October 14th be-
ginning
Mr.- and Mrs. Harry
Tebbutt returned home Sun-
day.Oetober 1st from spend-
. ing 2 weeks with his brother
Mr..and Mrs. Frank Tebbutt
ic Waltdin man in slab: le
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URON EXPOSMOR , OCTOBER 12, 1910
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1978
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Now for the first time ever--_ superb
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A latge number of ladies
attended the U.C.-W Thank-
offering on Wednesday Oct.
4th at 8 p.m. Welcoming the
guests were Mrs. E. Wood
and Mrs. Bob Thompson.
ushers were Mrs, Russell
'Good and Mrs. Bob Burns.
Organ and piano music by
Mrs. Tom .Allen and Mrs.
Harry.Lear was enjoyed prior-
to meeting.
• Mrs. Rcg Lawson pros.
opened meeting with "Enter
his gates with Thanksgiving"
and • hymn "All hail the
power of Jesus name" sang.
Scripture EphesianS 5:11-20
read by Edyth Beacon. Med-
itation "Thankfulness" by
. Mrs. Lawson and prayer by
Edyth Beacon. Musical
numbers by Gail Lear and
Genciye Allen. during the
receiving of offei'ing.
Mrs.'3 Tom Duizer intro-
,„ duced S'peaker' Mrs.
Wittich of Blyth who gave a
• very inspiring message ort
"Ingratitude is the root of all
sin". She talked on Thanks-
living with letter T for
Thanks every morning and
night give thanks. H for
'Hope we are resting on,Gods
word. A for Abide:in Christ,
N for Never take God for
granted. K for Kick the
cdmplaining habit, S for Sing
God's praises. L for Love-she
read 1st Cbrinthians 3rd
chapter. 1 for introduce
one to Chrisl. V for Venture
out in faith. 1 for implant our
church vows. N for Never
expect gratitude. G for Glorify
in 'thought, word . and deed.
She closed with prayer. •
Mrs. Lawson thanked Mrs.
Wittich and all others who
. helped . in any v.•ay. She
announced several invitations
October 10th-Regional East
Huron meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Winthrop; October 11, Kin-
nettes speaker Dr. ,Lotta
Hitchmonova at 7:30 p.m. at
Ontario St. churli Audit-
orium. On October 15 Ont.
St. and Wesley Willis Thank-
offering. Miss Dorothy Grit.
fen of :London,' Good-will
speakeron October 11 Huron
view Bazaar and tea. October
19 at 2:30 p.m. W.M.S.
Seaforth, speaker Mrs. Marg
Whyte, October'25 at 2 p.m.
Burns Bazaar in 1..pndesboro
hall. Next General meeting is
Novemebei 13th. •
Explorer Meeting
October 5 was our firSt.
.explOrer meeting with 20
girls present. Election -of
-officers held. Lisa Duizer is
to be chief Explorer. Karen
Wright to be Keeper of the
logs.. Debbie Presczater
:Keeper of the treasure. Mrs.
. Wright gave a study • on
God's gift of friends. :The
exlp loretsplayed games, 'had
coOkies and a drink,. Next
meeting will be October 12'
Londeshoro
.4-Hlert meet
The second meeting ot
Londesboro III Club was held
at Marjorie Duizers Monday,
October 2. The meeting
began with the 4-H pledge.
Minutes of last meeting was
rwd. There were 15 mem-
bets present. Girls made
"Healthy peanut Butter
bread." Next meeting will be.
'at Marjorie Duizers Monday
October 16.
The October meeting of
the Walton Wornen's
tide will be held in the
community hall, Wednesday
mitt& Oct. 18 with the
Resolution convenors, Mrs.
Lavern Go'clicin and; Mrs.
pave Watson in charge.
There.will be a speaker from
Goderich talking on Solar ,
Energy. Everybody interest-
ed is welcome to' attend.
' Personals'. '
Mrs.' Marjorie Rock and
daughter, Jeanette took a
bus trip to Nashville On the
ThankSgiVing weekend.
• Mr. and Mrs,. Murray
Mills and family and ...her
mother, Mrs.. • Coombs of
Brantford visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Mills a week a
ago.
Former r•
Mr. and Mrs. Albert'
Clarke, former residents of
the Walton area, were
pleasantly surprised on
Sunday, Oct. 1st when nearly
100 rela4ves, neighbours
and friends called to
celebrate their 45th wedding
Mr.-and Mrs.. Clarke were
married at the United Church
manse in Corunna on Oct.
4th, 1933. They settled on
the groom's farm on the
boundary east of Walton and
farmed there until retiring to
Atwobd in Nov. 1970.
Mrs. Clarke was the
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441 Meetings for
"gssential' Edibles" Walton
1 held their first meeting at
the home of Margaret Short-
. reed; Sept. 18 with the
following girls: Nanci
Bennett, Peggy,flumphries,
Mary Alice Ryan, Karen
Plaas, Karen Middegaal,
Jeanne McDonald and
Matgaret Shortreed taking
the fall project. "Essential
Edibles"'' . LeaderS are
Margaret Shortreed and
Margaret Bennett.
Officers were elected.
President - Nanci Bennett; ,
Vice President , - Peggy ,
Humphries; Secretary - Mary
Alice Ryan. In the business
they went over the guide to
gOod eating, reviewing the
Canada Food Guide Also
former Olive Williamson,
eldest daughter, of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil-
liamson of G,rey 'and' Mr.
Clarke is the only son of the
late Mr. and Mm. Archibald
Clarke. They have one
daughter Mrs. Albert (Mona)
Hutton of Listovvel, one son
. Bert of Atwood, also two
grandchildren, Debbie and
Jamie Hutton. They received
many lovely gifts and, mes-
sages of congratulations and
good' wishes. Their many
friends join in wishing them
many more happy years.
mother and baby as well.
The next series will be at
the home,of Mrs. R. Lomas,
R.R.5, Goderich. The first
meeting of the series on Nov.
11th, will deal with the
advantages of breastfeeding
to mother and' ch ild . Mys. P.
Bisback, Hensall will lead
this series. If you wish more'
information, please call
• 29,-2192.
Women of all ) ages are
welcome to come to League
meetings, especially ,1 ex-
pecting mothers & mothers
with their nursing. babies.
'Mrs. Bert Shobbmok
i5v2i n3 -ge 1 2s5e0r v. i e
was
held on Sunday a.m, Greet-
Thanksg
ers were Nick Whyte and
David Lear, ushers were
Shelley Westerhout, Cathy
Radford, Barbara and Judy
Carter. Choir anthem was
"0 praise the Lord" with
Mrs. Allen Sbaddick choir
director and Mrs. Glen
' McGegor organist.
Rev. .McDonald childrens
story was "Mr. Goats
Thanksgiving". Teachers
were Mrs. Mel Knox, Mrs.
Ron Gross and Carol Cart-
wright Message was
"ingratitude". Rowers -on
memorian stand were placed
in loving memory of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Bell by their family,
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Gatth Mc
Gilvery of Chesley visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Newby.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Bremner and Doris' ok Ethel
were Sunday visitors at the
manse and also attended the
'morning thanksgiving ser-
vice at Londesboro. Mrs.
Robert Collins,. 33, of R,R A, Walton,,
suffered a fractored right hip Wednesday as
the result of an accident at the International
Plowing Match (IPM site) when the building
he was working in 'collapsed on top of him.
Mr. Colli•ns was in stable condition in
Wmgham 'Hospital, Tuesday.
Win ham opp reported that Mr. Collins
was wo king inside a display building which
in Winnipeg, his brother
Charlie from California visit-,
ed at the same home,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Knox of Macklin, Saskatch-
ewan visited on, Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Shaddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Longman were guest on
Friday evening of her" niece
Patricia Ann Norris -to Jim
Skinner at Hibbert United
church, Staffa and reception
held in Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shob-
brook spent week end with
their daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Millson and family in
Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Pater-
son Loddon, spent week end
with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Radford
and Grandaughter Vera Lynn
Super of Collingwood visited
on Thursday with his Uncle
Mr. and Mts. Bert
Sbobbrook. „.
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La Leche League in Huron
County met last month at the
home of Mrs. Glenda
Gardner,Vanastra. Members
from Lucknow, .Goderich:
Seaforth, and surrounding
area attended.
The topic of discussion was
weaning and nutrition. It was
pointed out that good
nutrition begins in infancy,
emphasizing that human
milk is perfect source -of
complete nutrition during the
-first 4- six months of life.
Weaning a baby, it• was,
suggested, should the a
gradual process enjoyed by
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The second Meeting was
held at the same home on
lvlonclay evening,. October 2
with all members present,
opening with the 4-1-I pledge.
Names were discussed for
English fjne bone china
Ok
Thanksgiving s vice
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to Gary Dietz, of R.R.3, Mildmay. Re was
working on the beams, dismantling
it when the vvhoJe Wilding started to sway.
he jumped trYing to get clear but the
building collapsed on top of him.
.. The Accident was believed to be the only
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