The Huron Expositor, 1981-05-13, Page 7Tomorrow
Brenton• .are curators
(former minister here 1947-
52). Several invitations in-
dudidg outings to Winthrop
May 12th Clinton Public
Hospital 2-4 p.m.; May 31st
7:30 p.m., Blyth United agreed to donate $800 to the
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group called Re-union; and EXPLORERS EXPEJMON
Tune 2 at 2 p.m. Brucefleld #17
visitors day. The Explorers meeting
During business Edythe .was held May 7. They
read the guide line for opened with the Explorers
officers' duties. After a letter , purpose and sang the Ea-
free') Doreen Carter Flower s picirers swig.' Jennifer Sot-
of Hope, the gratin donated dauxand Darlene Maley did
$25 to "Flowers of Hope" the Explorer emblem. There-
S.H. districts for mentally sa Overboe had birthday
Handicapped. June Father- pennies.
gill is the delegate to Mrs. Hulley' read a story
Westminister week and May called the pattern on Trirtois-
29-31. es back. They made owls and
Londesboro will host the calico aids.
regional meeting October
1982. Reports included cards
Dora Shobbrook; social
Cathy MCDougall (served '5
meals_ - 3_ lions,.1 _Lady
bowlers, 1 dairy area sold
meat pies $1.25 with
1.00 no dessert). Mary Long-
man reported one funeral
Helen Lee is to write to lunch. Helen Lee reported
her '17 'Explorer girls who for Aimwell unit donations of
sent letters to her. An• yarn and quilt patches. Craft
invitation was-, received to articles- will' be accepted- for
visit Ken county Fairfield the craft table that will be on
mi seum where Rev. and display at the church social
fimctions.
Next general meeting is
June' 8th. Explorer girls an
and mothers will be guests.
In charge of lunch Helen Lee
and Helen Lawson, It was
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Shobbrook attended the To-
ronto and district square
dance - conven on held at
McMasters-Un ity Ham-
ilton on the weekend and
visited with his brother Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Shobbrook
and Cindy in Galt.
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THE HURON EXPOVTOtt, MAY 1
Minister misses Bethel al
home on Centre St. I surmise
Anna had garden and house-
cleaning oil her mind.
Thelma Bode brought her
nephew Bryan Lamb, Gode-
rich for a visit.
Ross Smale, Staff* with his
mother
„fean,,fillObtant, •
• • 0.r. intt..•:Mrs, Gordon
9reas. atilt NOS Aubniti5
• uritht!Aetill-fiOe, • • _.`
• ,•Art Smale and-r -Oltriork
comes often to brighten our
days:
Sunday, dinner, and our
yellow tulips have opened up
beautifully-
Hilda` and Laura visited
their mother, Lena. Bennew.
t 5.
Marie Muegge 4410-1041
took AnnailOci;)* ter Mitchell
to visit her rsioot,Ithi!k.
hpr owe le. •-. • , • de)jegktg,g,ti, 41.` Otir, OAT,'
rOUght:liert,pet41' "
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t4e0sidentStO Wee. He .1.54
huge dog but Is only it pup.
eight months, old- •
DOTiS 4.4iCkney. Exeter.
with Bessie Smale.
BINGO RESULTS
Winners were as follows:
full card - Ralph Hales;
straight line - Mae Vincent,
,Mary Ryan, Jim Baker.
Verna Campbell visited
Bessie Smale and called to
see Mabel Turnbull.
Mary Pry, de Exeter called
on Mabel Turnbull.
Tuesday morning Thelma
took several of the residents
to see the final rehearsal of
the operetta "Alice in Wond-
erland"- ar the`Seaforth Pub-
lic School.
BY MABEI.TURNI3ULL
Rey, A.R. Yielding took
our regular Wednesday ser-
vice.. There was no regular
services last week owing
the illness of Mrs. Yielding.
The service inciaded,
'Mock of Ages. Cleft for Me
"10 jeStOS, I 1100 Thee,.
• and readings by Mrs- -Elliot
"'Pet tP1'04 0 ,900;'!* ,
siorn* "Ar`e`.<you Standing
,ittt %httSettlf".. ,M04400-
Igle. .t.'014 • rirg Son itay
Sings,"
Before going on with the
service Mr. Yielding;recalled
'his early days in Egmondville
when he; first took over the
Bethel. Bible charge. In Eg-
mondville the periple rallied
around him and organized
into a living church, the
Bethel Bible. With regret he
Londesboro
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Jackson, Brian, Ken and
Sandra of Ridgetown spent
the weekend with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Tom
A SONG ABOUT HOLLAND — Chris Eckel, Laurie Boven (in back) Greg Allen.
Clark and Karen Ward (in back) sang a song about Holland.as they stood
around the windmill when Walton. Public School held its spring concert
Friday. (Photo by Ranney)
Londesboro UCW plan outings
minutes were read by secre-
tary Joan Whyte; treasurers
report by Margaret Good.
The group has on hand
$1,004.19.
Correspondence was' a
thank you from Vi Burns,
Margaret Taylor, David
Whyte, Florence Cartwright,
and the Dale family for Tom
Beattie,
A letter and report card
from Lam Sue Bing our foster
child.
i,s another day
If you'd like to give to the Red Shield
Appeal; hut you weren't canvassed, just
send your donation along with the coupon.
. Your gift whether. large, or small 7 will
help us meet the challenges 'of each new day.
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STEVE A. WATSON.-son of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Donald J.
Watson R.R. 4 Clinton Ont.
has graduated from Radio
College of Canada in Toronto
in Electronics. Steve has
accepted a position as Field
Service Representative with.
N.C.R. of Canada, Missis-
sauga.
Huronview
news
Roman Catholic Mass was
held in the. chapel on Friday
morning. Friday afternoon,
the residents -enjoyed Bingo-
On Ground North.
Old Tyme Music and Over
90 Club combined was held
in the auditorium on Mon-
day afternoon with Howard
Smith and his orchestra en-
tertaining. We enjoyed many
old favourites-and the sweet
• music friiim 'the piano.
violins, guitar and banjo.
Tuesday was busy day at
Hurohvicw, with Caravan
Clothes set up in the auditor-
ium giving residents and
staff the opportunity to Shop
for some item of clothing.
Day Care held a workshop
at the town hail in Clinton on
Tuesday with the topic being
"Assessing Recreation Ser-
vices For Older Adults In
Small Communities," and
was attended by three
lihronview staff members.
U.C.W. general meeting
was held May 4th at 8 p.m.
President Edythe Beacon
welcomed all. and opened
with reading "Rainbows of
happiness" and prayer. De-
votions theme. "Let there be
.light," by Helen Lee. Medi-
tation by Edythe who thank-
ed all for while she was away
especially Alice Davidson,
Brenda Radford, the social
committee and the Aimwell
unit for their projects. The
has WI urinated that associat-
ion ,he said and feels lost
wiehopt it. hopes to
continue preaching as MVP
ttlitti4 .come 'to him
We missed: Mr. and Mrs:mervo 4obb* our service:.
Mrs, Lobo ,was in-54410rd
*OW quite ill. Nts..1,41bk
A6(0.0120 Jeae Webster
the#i a art; in Seafinth in
AftetkrOaldni-in a farni1,2
at, -10,"Petrgatl,
Kilbarchan notes Carol McIlygen On,
PERSONALS
ton is our director of Nurses
while Kathy Turner R.N. is
on leave of 'absence.
Thelma Bode's niece Lori
ane
amb,
ericb won
I.'
second
L9 v ol:de
Fes
G'Jrade IV.
tival
4trLatfer5i
rane „to° the
with 10 Marks,
little bell:-•
erst,14 404 chlidrin OS*
olanyiliet* the other was
Kitga;te Muegge took her
mother AnnaHoegy to her
Yielding spoke on his text in
St. John 17, where Christ
speaks to `His deciples. "Be-
lieve,, and follow Me," Rev.
Yielding has been PreadVng
over lifty 3iears and felt it vi as
tintg t9.,100e" up hitt when be'
v-i4 that 0.0409e udll.Te4
a 01101.11 telt bored with,
k kgfi.ngregatlim .14.07
vis4 4$ to' WI* oldiginCeful-
li, which quality' quite
evidentia MM.* most desk-
able quality to develop.
MIL
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Aleetui eft cluilktY APIS Ow- smale'witX11#*'Silmk,i .144 ritylOW•Cljutou. with
Mary 1.4144 and),erna
- • debrandi.
80ttYBe_utteMlliller galled
and took her grandrnother,
Anna Hoegy our for the
afternoon.
Mrs. George Cameron,
Brucefield wth her mother
Ella Hulley.
Marilyn Hillis Tillsonburg
with Mabel Turnbull.
Fairies are here again.
When we went out for supper
tonight' a beautiful bouquet
of spring flowers greeted us
in an attractive pink b owl
with yellow tulips and hya-
cinths. It looked like an
artistic arrangement by the
master hand for arranging
flowers, Jean Durst, who
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-since-RounduRhaswresidual-soWactivity;
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In those infestedfields you plowed last fall,
quackgrass may not be ready for Roundup
before planting. If so, we recomMend you wait to'
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