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PAGE 161141E ettlii14: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1985.
Remembrance observed
The Burns U.C.W. was held at
the Church on Wednesday after-
noon with 22 present.
The meeting opened with a
hymn. Amelia Rice read the
Scripture Luke 24 followed by
prayer. Beth Knox gave a reading
"Problems". Margaret Anderson
introduced special guest Ruth
Shaddick who showed slides, and
gave an interesting talk on her trip
to Greece and Turkey. Trudy
Pollard thanked Ruth, and pre-
sented her with a gift.
Amelia Rice conducted the
business. Roll call was answered
with a Bible verse, and minutes of
the last meeting were read. The
Mr. John Bromley of Huronview
a life long resident of Londesboro
prior to Huronview died on Tues.,
Nov. 5 in his 90th year in Clinton
Hospital.
Mr. John Armstrong was admit-
ted to Seaforth Community Hospi-
tal on Tuesday, November 5. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Sottieux and Jennifer this past
week was daughter Linda.
Mrs. Dave Constantine and
Katherine of Calgary visited on
Sunday with Dave's mother Mrs.
Audrey Constantine and his sisters
Elizabeth of Toronto and Angella
of Chateauguay.
Friday luncheon guests with
Beth Knox were Dorothy Brintell
and Pearl Shaddick of Hensall,
Elsie Shaddick, Margaret Taylor
and Dora Shobbrook.
On Saturday, Nov. 9, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Johnston held a dinner
treasurer's report was given by
Margaret Taylor. An invitation
was received to attend the Londes-
boro W.I. on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 13 at 7:30 p.m. The 4 H Club
will have a bake sale, and guest
speaker Catherine McKnightof
Clinton will speak on her teaching
experiences in Korea. Trudy Pol-
lard invited members to her home
for the next meeting.
A Christmas dinner will be
served at 1 p.m., Thursday,
December 12. Members will ex-
change Christmas gifts. A $100.00
donation was made to the Explor-
ers for crafts. The meeting closed
with prayer. Grace was sung and
lunch served.
for his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Johnston on Bob's 80th birthday.
Present were Linda Bedard and
son Daryl; Karen Johnston and
friend Paul Garrow; Lorne and
Geraldine Dale, Earl and Marilyn
Johnston; Jacqueline and Jeanette
Johnston and Jeanette's fiance
Bernie O'Neile.
Visiting last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Lee were his aunt Mary
Robinson of Hanover and his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Rivers of Tweed.
Several relations and friends of
Mrs. Laura Saundercock called to
wish best wishes on her 91st
birthday on Sunday, November 10
at Huronview.
Olive Penfound and Elgin visit-
ed on Wednesday evening with her
sister Mary Mair in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jackson
and Sandra of Ridgetown visited on
the weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Allen.
A Remembrance Day service
was held at 11 a.m. on Monday at
Londesboro United Church.
The pupils and teachers of
Hullett Central School paraded to
church.
Opening music on the organ
was by Barbara Bosman. The
service opened with 0 Canada and
the Lord's prayer. Master of
Ceremonies was Kathy Kennedy.
The honor roll of men who served
from Hullett Township was read by
Michael Presczator. A poem
"Honoured son" was read by
Elizabeth Brandon and the scrip-
ture, Psalm 46, by Kevin Gerrits.
The poem in Flanders Field was
recited by 14 Grade 8 pupils. The
history of the poem "In Flanders
Fields" was given by Anita Gross.
The story of Cherami was read by
Darlene Buffinga. The reason for
the two minute silence was ex-
plained by Doug Reid. The last post
and Reveille were performed by
Kevin Gerrits, Teddy Vanderlei
and Richard Bergsma. Scripture
United Church news
Greeting worshippers on Sun-
day morning was Dora Shobbrook.
Ushers were Tracy Salverda, Julia
Shaddick, Sandy and Julie Mern-
er. Call to worship by Gordon
Shobbrook.
In absence of Rev. Snihur,
service was taken by Rev. Wallace
Howlett of the Canadian Bible
Society. He gave the announce-
ments. The flowers were placed in
loving memory of John Bromley
who died Nov. 5 in his 90th year.
placed by his family. A Crokinole
party is to be held Nov. 15 at 8 p.m.
at the church. The Harvest Family
dance is Nov. 22 from 8 - 12 p.m. at
Hullett Central School.
The children's time story by
Rev. Howlett dealt with being
thankful for all things. We can walk
and talk and pray for peace. Junior
teacher was Janet Wilts. The
anthem was by the junior choir.
The sermon was on need for Bibles
in all the countries of the world.
readingwas by Elvis Vincent. The
poem "Work for Peace" was read
by Wailee Wai Lee and "Why
Wear a Poppy" by Leona Cunning-
ham.
Guestspeaker was Clare Vin-
cent who asked. "Why do we have
BY PAMELA HOGGART
Explorers Expedition 4 was held
October 29. The meeting opened
with repetition of the Explorer
purpose, and singing the Explorer
song. Angela Horbanuik and Cheri
Taylor said the Explorer Emblem,
Kelly Bosman said "Follow me".
For roll call the members
showed their very own Hallowe'en
mask. For roll call next meeting
members are to bring their favorite
stuffed animal. The third year girls
initiated nine new members by
blind folding them and making
them do different things. After
they had done all this they were
shown what they had done. Next,
members did their crafts, making
Hallowe'en animals. By this time
they were hungry.
Following grace, members were
war?" It is because one man was
greedy. He was thanked by
Theresa Knox. A poem "So our
Country Can be free" was read by
Christine Potter. A remembrance
Day prayer was given by Dean
Caldwell. The service closed with
"God save the Queen."
served hot dogs and apple juice and
ice cream bars for dessert. When
everyone was finished they thank-
ed Mrs. Anderson for helping
prepare the meal. They then
played three Hallowe'en games
and received lots of candy.
News briefs
Jim McEwing, Cliff Saunder-
cock, Bill Leiper, Watson Reid, and
Tom Allen members of Buck and
Doe Hunt club returned home on
November 9 from a week's hunting
near Bracebridge.
On November 6 there were 16
players at the shuffleboard. Four
game winners were Audrey
Thompson, Helen Lawson, Vietta
Hoggart and Bob Thompson.
L o n d e s b r o ugh personals
Explorers initiate
members
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