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President conducted
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sees les, of
t Meeting were read by
secretary Nonas. Pipe.
nrdence was an in-
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n -tion. to the Hnronview
hart Bake Sale and Tea on
Cicto er 26, :and the Burns
Bazaar, October 27 in
e`" Londesboro Haaa<ll._
There was a thank you from
Caiman and Anne Riley.
The treasurer's report was
given . by Dora Shobhroak.
Roll call was answered by
something on Cuba and a
display of your hobby with 15
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visitor, ft was moved to have
Ole mitten tree up in early
November. Also a clothing
drive, November 1-18 for the
bale for Goodwill Industries.
The nominating committee
is Laura Lyon. and Mary
Longman. A business
meeting of the General UCW
will be held November 15 at 8
P.m- All signed cards for Ida
Townsend and Dorothy
Brurnsdun. Happy Birthday
was sung for Laura Lyon and
Dora Shobbrook.
The study took the form of a
panel discussion on Cuba by
Rev. McDonald. Alice
Davidson, Ida Durnin and
Alice Buchanan told about the
largest island in the West
Indies, about their hurricanes
and food prices. Cuba is noted
for sugar cane. The people of
Cuba are striving for better
education to become better
leaders.
A musical number was
enjoyed when Laurel and
Lisa Duizer sang, ac-
companied by their mother
Marjorie Duizer. Hattie Wood
thanked them and the panel
for the interesting and
beneficial study. The meeting
closed and lunch was served
by Mary Robinson and Dora
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Mr. e4411 ,was admitteed'
to. Sed forth ospitai on
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visiting in O an
i>nyitatinn to .An ...'1 on
October 19 and an invitation
to ClintonWI on October 28
Reports were given from_
the Hospital Auxiliary by
Alice Davidson and How-
view by Mary R9binson. WI
berg are asked to bake
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for their Bazaar* Bake sale
and tea on October 26.
Alice Davidson' will replace
Ena Howatt on the hospital'
auxiliary with Jessie Jones.
Alice Buchanan was voted
aa delegate to attend the
rea convention at Tilison-
burg on November 9 and 10.
June Fothergill gave a very
interesting report on Huron
County rally held at Dash-
wood. >� 1+
John Lawson and ' Bob
Jamieson played the electric
guitar and sang as did Laurel
and Lisa Duizer, who were
accompanied by their
mother. They also played a
piano duet.
Plans were made for a card
party to begin on October 22
at 8:30 p.m. the same as last
year. Come and bring your
lunch. In charge will be
Margaret Taylor, Vi Burns,
Hattie Wood and Hattie Snell.
The "Pathfinders" :
Darlene Ulesselisk, Emmy
Nonkes, Gina Datemh,
Joanne Bakelaar, Anita
Datema and Jo Ann
Passchier sang some songs.
Marjorie Anderson had
crafts on display and she
demonstrated using fun #ur,
chenille, yarns. She mad ,,a
cover for a ltleenex box like a
dog, and flowers from fun fur.
A contest held for the
grandmothers was won by
Myrtle Fairservice and Nona
Pipe. Lucky draw winners
were Mrs. Jamieson, Mrs.
Leitch, and Dorothy Sottiaux.
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a who have lived` at
om end of the village for the past
a Woo months have moved to
Is Ooderieb. We wish tin
happiness in their new
tocaaktion.
Rev. McDonald was in
Atwood oh Monday . and
conducted the fumeral service
for Mr. Fred "Grandpa.
Farrow, who died in
Wingham. Hospital on Friday
at the age of 1o2.
Norman Alexander and„.�
Rev. McDonald Am Wed-
. rtesday accompanied the
Moderator of the ,ITntiled
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Church of .Canada, Rev.Jr.►
Wilbur Howard on the
"seeing the church at work"
tour of Huron -Perth
presbytery.
A number from our com-
munity also attended the
Pork Barbecue and
Moderator's rally held in
Mitchell United Church on
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Pave Mair
and Miss Viola Malt of
Dearborn Heights, Michigan
spent the weekend with his
sister, Mrs. Myrtle Fair -
service.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew
Ester, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Vin of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Newby of
Londesboro were Sunday
guests at the manse with Rev.
McDonald and attended the
morning church service.
Mr. Jeffrey Shaddick of
Moorefield spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Shaddick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth.
Egmondville visited on
Sunday with Mr. Jim, Neilans.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter
and Colleen entertained the
following people at their
home on Sunday. Mrs.
Alberta Armstrong,
Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs.
Derwyn Hancocks and sons
Dale and Darren,
Mississauga; Mr. and Mrs.
John Armstrong, Ken
Armstrong and sons David
and Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Armz.trong and Beatrice
Zakowa, Clinton.
Sunday dinner guests with
Mrs. Laura Lyon were her
family Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Lyon, Bradley and. Deana,
Londesboro; Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lyon, Wayne and
Cheryl, RR 1, Auburn; Mr.
Ron Neil and Doug, London
Baptism at the and her sister, Miss Edythe
United Church Beacom.
Keep in mind the Burns unit
Welcoming into the narthex Bazaar and tea in Londesboro
on Sunday morning were Hall on October 27 at 2 p.m.
Nick., Whyte and Garnet A carload from here at -
Wright. tr hers were Steven tended the dessert euchre in
Bromley, Edward Riley, and Walton on Tuesday night,
Tom and Ken Pollard. Mrs. October 121.
Margaret Whyte; clerk of the Mrs. Bessie Pollard and
session introduced Bruce and Mrs. Beryl Riehl are staying
Sharon Bromley to present with Tam, ' Ken and Sally
their son Jamie Don to Rev. Pollard while their parents
McDonald for baptism. The are visiting Mrs. Pollard's
choir anthem was "Oh how relations in PEI.
happy they are with Louise
Lovett as the organist and
Mrs. Allen Shaddick as the
choir leader.
Rev. McDonald's children's
story was "The angel who
hurried to a little child."
Junior teachers were Mrs.
Tielman Westerhout, Mrs.
Mac Sewers and Joyce.
The message was "drama
of the highway". Next Sunday
is the anniversary with
services at 11 a.m. and 8 pan.A reception will follow the
evening service.
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Shobbrook. The meeting closed with.th
Queen and the WI grace. A
Explorers penny sale was held and
lunch was served by Hattie
Snell, Romana Jamieson,
Beryl Reid and Joan Mid-
degaal.
Laura Lyon, on .behalf of
the Cheerio Club thanked the
WI for the evening. The
president thanked all who had
helped to make the evening a
success.
For expedition two, Mrs.
Westerhout taught a new
song. Attendance was taken
with 19 members present.
After the Explorer purpose,
happy birthday was sung to
Darlene Bunking, Elizabeth
Lawson, Laurel and Lisa
Duizer and Mrs. Westerhout.
Last Saturday the church
was decorated for
thanksgiving by ,'the'
Explorers.
Darlene flunking and Lisa '
Duizer were chosen to be on
the scripture and program for
the next expedition.
Calendars will be sold
again this year.
The meeting closed with the
prayer and singing, "This is
my Father's world."
WI entertain
grandmothers
The WI held their October
meeting on Wednesday,
October 13. Tne meeting
opened with the Opening Ode,
Mary Stewart Collect and 0
Canada with Genevieve Allen
at the piano.
Dora' Shobbrook, president
gave a reading.. A minute's
silence was held for Ena
Howatt, a faithful member
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Cub Pack
The 1st Londesboro Cub
Pack met on Tuesday evening
with sitter Kevin Radford of
the Black Pack opening the
meeting. Assistant leader,
Our mistake
Baptismal Service
Rev. W.D. Jarvis con-
ducted Baptismal service in
Carmel Presbyterian Church
on Sunday when Erin
Rebecca Bonthron, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bevan
Bonthron and Angelo
Michelle Volland daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Volland
were baptized.
The choir, under the
direction of Mrs. Malcom
Dougall sang "Count Your
Blessings". The flowers were
placed in the Church in loving
memory of the late Mrs. Roy
A. MacDonald.
The ladies of the church are
holding a Bazaar on
November 6th at 3 p.m. There
will be a sale of baking,
sewing and produce. Tea will
be served.
The Couple's Club will hold
a bowling party, Sunday Oct.
24th from 2-4 p.m. They will
return to Carmel Church for a
Hallowe'en lunch. Families
are welcome. -
Mrs. Inez McEwen, wbo
has beena patient in Seaforth
Community Hospital for,
several weeks following a fall
at her home, was able to
return to the home of her
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Smith last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Art
Alexander of Brucefield
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Volland and family on Sunday
and attended the baptism of
their . granddaughter Angelo
Michelle Volland at Carmel
Presbyterian Church.
Constable Gerry Chapman,
Mrs. Chapman and daughters
of Burlington and Mr. Rod
Chapman, who has been
transferred to the Bank of
Montreal, Barrie, spent the
weekend with their parents
• Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap-
man.
In last week's paper- we
incorrectly reported that land
severences were granted to
Aram Dermenjian, Dr. F.G.
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Reid by Clinton Town
Council.
Clinton council approved
the severences and now that
approval along with the land
severence applications will
be sent on to the Committee of
Adjustment who in turn, will
sets fit whether to grant the
land severances or not.
We apologize for the mix up
and any emnbarrassment it
may have caused.
Mrs. Betty Scott, Seaford',
Mrs. Doris Bonthron, Janice
and Shelley of London were
guests with ,Mr. and Mrs.
Bevan Bonthron and
daughters on Sunday and
attended the Baptismal
service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church when
Erin Rebecca Bonthron was
baptized.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Parker and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Keyes, Grand Pend
spent the weekend holidaying
in the Bruce Penninsula area.
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of
vjS..tratford
T a nks g; �nner !
wit
and rs. Soo
McConnell of Ottawa, ,and
Miss Rita Down, of ndoa
were T giving wee e
vi iters with Mr. and ld ,
George Counter, Richard
Kassandra and Vicky. They
also celebrated Vicky s.
second birthday on October
11th.
Thanksgiving weekend
visitors with M. and Mrs.
John Thompson, Sharon and
Bob were Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Thompson of Etobicoke, Mr.
and Mrs. Terence Hunter of
Colborne Township, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bos
spent the Thanksgiving
weekend travelling to Sud-
bury and area.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thom-
pson, Mr. Bill Campbell and
friend spent Thanksgiving
weekend in Collingwood.
Chlselhurst UCW.
The Thanksgiving meeting
of the Chiselhurst UCW was
held last Tuesday and was
well attended.
The president, Mars.
Harold Parker read a poem
"Little Boy Lost" followed by
a hymn and prayer. Mrs.
Harold Parsons presented the
Worship taken from the 103rd
Psalm on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Parker presided for
the business. An invitation
was accepted to meet with the
Cromarty UCW and final
arrangements were made for
the Bazaar on Oct. 28th at 3
p.m. at Chiselhurst. Each
member will bake a pie for
the lunch booth 'when a sale -of
articles from your attic will
be auctioned off at Bonthron's
warehouse on Oct. 30th.
Proceeds going towards
renovations to the manse.
The offering was received
and dedicated and Mrs. Vera
Brintnell read a short poem
and conducted a contest from
Genesis. Mrs. Dick Taylor
gave the topic from the study
book on Cuba.
The meeting closed with
prayer and Mrs. Freida Boa
and Mrs. Edward Stoneman
were hostesses for the lunch.
Court Constantine
Court Constantine L1842
held their October meeting on
the 14th in the hall. Business
discussed was Halloween
Party to be held on October
29th at 7:30 for all the neigh-
bour children with the
judging of costumes and film
to be shown.
Ladies Night will be held on
November 1st at 8 p.m. with
each member to bring four
guests and two penny sale
items. The dance is on
November 6th at the Com-
munity Centre Seaforth with
music provided by the
Country Entertainers.
Tickets are available from
mernbers.
The ladies have been asked
to serve supper to the bowlers
who will be bowling in the
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SUNDAY, OCT. 24th
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Edon, 'Weentt
erlth k gran are; , Mr..
and Mrs, Frank Riley.
Mrs. John Thompson
Sharon and Bch, Shirley,
Have, and Doug McClure
visited' on Satolyday with Cly
McClure in University
Hospital London.
Miss Kathy , Pi►aline- and
her friend Debbie of London
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Qitnaline, Dong Peter and
David.
Mr. and Mrs. Meade Baker
of 'Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Williamson and boys of
Walton were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. ,Jim
Thompson.`
Mrs. J. Merner of Waterleo
visited on Monday with her
son Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Merner, Sandy, Julie,
Michael and Michelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Paul and Lori of Huron Ridge
Kincardine visited on Friday
evening with Mrs. George
Mcliwain and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Merner and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz-
cator, Bill, Debbie and
Michael visited on Sunday
with .his grandmother Mrs.
Lawrence Hill of Crediton.
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