The Huron Expositor, 1981-04-15, Page 8was hnall) to use his position
to ee in a prize. Gordon
Shobbrook a as-the %s miler of
a set ul glasses kw the
hidden score prize.-'
I hi esening ended alai a
niaturi ty consensus to re-
kindle the action next Sept.
ember.
PERSONALS
Mr'. Emerson Hisk is a
• patient-1n Stratford hospital
atter has iug had surgery.
Alice Buchanan. Margaret
laslor and 'Marjorie . Dover
attcaided West Huron Branch
executiec meeting at Hol•'
niessitle April. 6.
Mrs. -Ruth Mauler and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid ot
Walton- were supper guests '-
Friday with 'Mrs. Jim Scott.
Norman Alexander at-
tended. the Drainage Com-
missiners sebool at the Lin-
. scrsity of Guelph last %seek,.
Mrs. Bob Thompson spent •
' WedneSday lei Sunday a ith
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Win. 'Hamilton of -lvlettarc-
. field. •
• Mr: and Mrs. lrwill Keys
and Mrs. Ann Wright-man of
Cilammis visited tin aeekenJ
with Mr. 'and Mrs. Bob
Burns. . .`"
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. G.errid Wilts •
on death of her brother-in-
lam Simon Brand age -II of
Crediion.
Sunday sisitors with Mr..
-and Mrs.. Clare McDougall
and girls were her neice Mr.
and Mrs John Dick and Julie
Of 'Ridgetoa it. They all 'at•
tended Myth theatre-Maggie
and Pierre show
Saddle club
plans poker rally
"The executive of the
Seaforth and District Saddle
Club met April in the
Seaforth town hall. to plan a
number of upcoming events.
Poker Rally on Horse-
. back will be held April 26 at ,„
the Hutlett Conservation
Area. This will start at 12:30
and there will be a food booth
with lets of good hot food,and
delicious pies. There will also
be a trephy..and prize money
givtert ont: for the best poker
hands draW n
' Trail rides are also
planned this year. on
Sunday. May 24. and on
Sunday. June 21. The third is
an overnight trail ride,
August 29 and 30.
Times ,and locations for
these trail rides ' will be
advertised at a later date.
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As --, TH HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 15, 1981
n ', oro W.I. i. ke for Chilton sate
Correspondent
MRS. BERT SIMPOROOK
5234250
Clerk of session Mrs.
Margaret Whyte -called forth
the confirnrands and their
elders were. Shane Duple
and elder (hog Andrea's;
- Parlen 1114nkin$
eider Bert• tr4r4 Opt lidw-
44; Elder Diana .
JP*. 0***--.,C,000.0
Bobllbbb>±is C; .301,44011. 4104 )41)IIT )•41.
AA 41000i*aiiA:titt
tatIRV4 to4tiOtt: Cart rgar0r.. p4atto
04 WI 1=00
rtf,r*oatort' Murray. , .Florence and John Latt-,
FlOsvall mitl-DaYAK.Relf.1, jinx Aright t1111.01)
JasuciSen.Snonne Tamblyn'N: Minor Hockey Barkpiet oil
was unable to be ,present. Sunday • Each player, c, as
kohl:ming confirmation presented with a toque to
Margaret Whyte assisted match their jaekets. Also the
Res'. Scott. Fur communion directors and est:tune.. of
assisting Res. Scott were Mitch Florence is a 111C111bL r
Jack Lee and Margaret acre presented a ult toques
kiopclebpro. leaOue
presents trophiOs
Whyte. Serving bread were
Carol Cartwright. Murray
Hewett. Law son and
Garnet Wright; ame Ian
Hulley. Keg Lawon. Susan
Js leiSOil and Mike Whyte,.
LONDESPORO 111
:The 4-El Club held then
Ttk,itieeting at the hoine. of
Fri t1i 0.00,04.• Tit folk
• "IianteAcittie elerfhing-ar00.
e
burg Ill leaden. mend% is
and friends attended the Iry
lapades in London
W.1 Annual meeting and
'shine Sista:a s Banque
a as held on April lsth at t. In
p.m. President thee Bush
..anan welcomed all and mile,
ducted 4 guests Ruth Papple.
MAO Lif.irl1on. Mary Lintfing,,..-
and Poruth,) TandrIS'n
3f member enjoketi a
v4 41910 Pftt.Pa"
1:10intqf*."
»as hdfd led -by -2'441114u
PRKitt w ith Oarbara kipitnan
ut
answeti..*h!, }Lunt
piano.R011'` c all,' was.
shine sisters and pa> lug
dues:
minutes el last animal
meeting and titian. tat t t port
acre read by see roar‘
June Eln ht. FLOM Ludt
Wes report a as duns
C.PLAICL.Ii.:%4. AlIt. R. ports 01
standing eommint. sans ass
Cis acre Agill 1.1 I 4. .lid
Canadian Industlics
role arts; right; . I/en-drip"
Mens bowling league clo9-
ed their 1980411 season a ith
their annual banquet held
Ibursday April 9th at the
Londesboro 4411, After a
delicious supper scrsed by
the. Women's institute, lea-
gue president presided over
the presentation Of trophies.
and prizes. The top team
with the league was the Jets
lead by Captain Bill Shaddiek
andeomprised of bong Snell.
taertid Wilts. Bert Renkenia.
Rob. Penfound and Dennis
Penifound.
• fire Horsemen just edged
the Titans for runners-up in
season's standings. The Ti-
tans gained revenge by tak-
ing first place monc-y in -
playoffs followed by the, Jets
and then the Horsemen.,
Individual
•
Individual trophy A inners
'were Bill Sottiatix who• was
presented with the crow n
lanes trophy . by Don Me-
' • Whiney. This, being for a -
, high average of 206. - The
high triple of 770° was taken
by Bill Shaddiek while Doug
Snell took the high single
329.
The most improved trophy
ssn by Darrell Shobbrook
with plus 21. After a season
long struggle, with Bob Scott
and Bert Renkenta Wins both
finished with 20. •
Following the banquet the
Bowlers adjourned to the
bowling lanes and were
NfiredAT According' tq aver--
0 age for a final 'night of
bow ling. ,
The top pair were
Willis Bromley and. league
Secretary Dave Ovcrboe who
winch would go with your
garments yon are making.'
WAN answ ered by 10 mew^
LISTS,
Lisa Duiscr and (...heryl
Lyon are the commentators
lot the fashion show. The
girls &sided into two teams
and Laird feted' the clothes-
:Iri4olvand. rend l
Li ich served
',Nesbitt.
I boyS 4.ccre. -"ay.
./;.*r !IWO
.
ONC.P.
and Mrs. (..ah:in Iatcaj
son nisi London %Isited utt
Su fttiu. v.1111, her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns
and attended the BIN th 'theat-
re. 'Nlaggie and Pierre shoe% .
Mn_ and Mrs. led 1-other-
' Heather and *Nailey'
attended the. maple -, sy rup
testis al in Bethune on Satur•
das 11th.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob t. rysler
of hathani %isnot on Sun-
day with her brother Mr. and
Nits. laS k Iambi) n and
Limns .
June Fothergill, Heather.
and Nancy. attended a shots er
held on Saturday night at the
Legion hall. Bls th tor bride-.
eleet Barbara blahs:. •
and world affairs June 1-0th
Family and consumer
..11.iiislIazel Reid. Education
.ultural Addis flunking.
Resolution Beth King;
I A ecdsonuir
6t a Flow er and s rdsic L i.t
Untie .
111.o. Buchanan. picsident
ictiopted, lett, incetilip., 2
ottie: 6-to tr!,,ksoiquitiTartyl,
1.'Lion; .atcresf
k‘ore
c ,entioren
1JOBAL'
stion.pri,31
tt and, sltorl: Courses,
l'he group also paneled 't ht:
hill doevoStairs arid put'
lainitunatitin eionefor and.
bought a, new I ridge-
she thanked all for il cis
opei ation. Foul mewls...is
had perte-et attendanse..Alice
!Indianan. Duns EwhcigtlI-
\largalet Tay lor and Dora
11's(1.1besbnIR°ku.th Dapple London
al La president. brought
greetingsrand told members
ways to be happy.
Nominating report 'veil ik.
by Genevieve Allen wa s St St
President Mrs. Tine Duizi.r;
President Mrs., Don Buchan-
an; 1st Vice President Mrs.
Margaret Taylor; 2nd Vice
President open; secretary-
. treasurer Mrs. Ed‘ Fin Pe-.•
•thergith asst ^ScrillarY?
• trea.SOrer -Mrs..0161;•ConeFi,
PubliO.Itelatio0 so *r Mr4,-"
4 Eric AnderAtm: Distriet',OW
vot 1%*.ts, Pni Po.045,../81,(0-:
- sate .PAIri4.t ntrc49l' *14..
-Mati,44:-. -400irl ...„ 43,104c
Mrs. row: Mien:. iiss,'t planl4
. Mrs. Edwin Wood; -liPreis,,
ikePortet Mrs. Bart Shob-
. brook: AnditOrs :Mrs. Tom
Allen; Mrs. Watson Reid:,
Resolutions convenor Mrs.
WO Knox; Flower and card
- coin coin Mrs. Les Reid;
Flower arid.--card committee
Mrs. Florence Cartwright.
Mrs. Erie Anderoir;
I A eedsmuir curator Mrs.
Reg . Law son; Tweesinuir
committee Mrs. Toni Allen.
Mrs. led Fothergill. Mrs.
Lorne Husking; standing
. committee conveners. Agri-
culture and' Canadian Indust-
Mrs. Margaret Taylor.
Mrs. Harry Tebutt;
ship and world affairs—Mrs.
Allen Bosnian; Mrs. Bill
Bromley; Family and eon-
. stoner affairs . Mrs, Bob
*WO. •14014,
Education midi.. 04.40 ;1t
• faits lrs. Caen Carter, lqrs...
Ityatslm. $elk Sowell )note,-.
• .4r4, A44, Jilin. jratuelson.-
lobituitt Mts..
ts•d_ulq . W.44
Mts.:'NOte installed- the
Ofricerk, Marjorie •, Oliver
thanked and presented .her.
With .0 gift. cif' a W.I. cook
bobk. Correspondence in-
cluded a Thank You front Tri
buizer; an invitation from
Clinton •Golden Radars to a
card party April 22 with'
proceeds for the Clinton
Hospital Auxilary; and 4-fl
Achievement Day Ma) -I, at_
Brucelield.
It was moved to pay $50
per year to Helen Lawson for
washing tea towels, to give
5400 to recreation board for
use of the hall to have a bake
sale May 6th at the fashion
show in Clinton and to have a
liuronvievi Bianday party
April L5. A new fig has. been
installed in the kitchen .$545.
Doreen Carter 4bankcd
Mee for- hot OW as PrOi-
d°111,- 41/4`prsfWnle4 her with
gift, Marjorie0144.04' re-
portepinttiAt, Orgil9b!kr4P419
..ineetlaw 4-41.1nWtfYille
Aptii bill :0404 aimuat
beNoY 2541t0.5t.' Octelis.;
londesbere on for morning
entertainMent and there will
craft table articles S3 to $58 -
on May Ilth a work shop for
landing committee con-
veners. The. 1982 • district F
annual to be in. Londesbere.•
lllg meeting closed with a
playette convened by Alice
a number .4 monitors,
14.ing.part oche.gatheilft..of
tit `a 1ti
„games
re
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