The Huron Expositor, 1982-10-27, Page 18A18 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 27, 1982
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Greeting on Sunday at the
United Church were Edythe
Beacon) and Gerrit Wilts.
Ushers were John Cart-
wright.
Stephen Duizer, Scott
Ocerbue and Gary Wilts.
Colin Swan welcomed all. The
flowers were in loving mem-
ory of Ted. Hunking by Pat
and family and in loving
memory of June Hull by
Bromley families.
Mr. Swan conducted the
service. Jim Jamieson invited
John James Lyons to be
received into membership by
confirmation. -
' Teachers were Sheila Ken-
nedy and Donna Shaddick.
Barb Bosman. organist and
choir director. Rob Adams
taking solo part.
Next Sunday will be bap-
tism and communion service
when Rev. James Vanslyke of
Seaforth supervising minister
will conduct the Service.
A large number attended
the Introduction service for
Colin Swan, Sunday night.
Greeters. were Carl Nesbitt
and Jack Lee. ushers were
Russell Nesbitt, Larry Gross,
Darlene Hulley and Brenda
Nesbitt. Greetings were
brought by Rev. James Van -
slyke. Seaforth supervising
minister of Londesboro U.C.
and .conducted the service.
Baptism of David John
Lindsay. son of Colin and Jan
Swan 'officiating minister
Rev. Dr. Palmer home church
minister of Mr, arid Mrs.
Swan. Bert Lyon attending
session member. •
Harry Lear welcomed all,
especially London friends
who brought a bus load. All
. visitors stood.
Bert Lyon gave a welcome
to Colin. Jane and family
from congregation. Gail Lear
from U.C.W.. Tom Cunning-
ham Reeve of Hullett Twp.
from the municipality. from
Presbytery George Cowan.
Blyth. All -were invited to
Sunday School rooms for
receiving line and lunch pro-
vided by U.C.W. Introducing
the Swans were Jack and
Helen Lee, Gordon and Dar-
lene Shobbrook,
At Explorers Expedition #3
Lisa Bosman and Deanna
Lyon did the Explorer Em-
blem. Lori Bromley did the
Explorer picture. $6.75 was
collected followed by a Hal-
lowe'en party.
LIONS CLUB
The Londesboro Lions will
be holding .their annual Hal-
lowe'en party Saturday night
starting at 7:30 p.m. Prizes
will be awarded to all ages
and everyone is welcome to
come either in costume or just
to watch the fun.
:. Cheerio'Club met October
20th at the home of Mary
Longman. Florence Vivian
read Autumn Woods. The
draw donated by Dora Shob-
brook was won by June
Fothergill.
Program was a reading by
Vietta Hoggart. Hallowe'en
and another humourous read-
ing by Mary Longman. A
contest by Florence .Vivian,
making the most words out of
October won by -Edythe Bea-
com.
Lunch was served by Mary
Longnfan, Florence Vivian
and Vietta Hoggart. -
W.I. DESSERT EUCHRE
W.I. begun their season's
euchre Oct. 22 with a dessert
euchre, 10 tables in play.
Winners were ladies high -Vi
Howes, Clinton; lone hands -
Pearl • Cummings, Clinton,
low -Irene Glacier, Clinton;
men or blue card high -Mabel
McAdam, Clinton; lone
hands -Ted Fothergill; low -
Bob Thompson. Other win-
ners -Birthday nearest Hal-
lowe'en, Garnet Wright, an-
niversary nearest -Vi Hog-
gart. draw -Alice Buchanan.
Next cards will be November
12 at 8:30 p.m.
Ainlwell Unit met Oct. 19 at
the church. Co -president
Helen Lee opened the meet-
ing with a thought. "Seek
Justice and Righteousness
and Peace will Follow."
Brenda Radford read scrip-
ture.
The flower committee was,,
thanked for their extra work
involving the anniversary.
Executive was discussed
with Brenda Radford moving
up to President and Bernice
Norman new secretary, The
rest of the executive to be
announced later by Helen
Lee.
Joan Whyte will be looking
after the organization of
favors for November 15 meet-
ing.
The General U.C.W. meet-
ing is November 22 and
Christmas Party. December
6.
Lunch was served by Joan
Whyte and Bernice Norman.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Myrtle Fairservice
was admitted to Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital. Monday, Octo-
ber 18th and transferred later
in the week to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London for hip
surgery.
Tuesday ' supper guests
with the Hulleys were Mrs.
Cora Barrows, Goderich,
Mrs, Lillian 'Rawlings,
Forest, Mr. Geo Addison,
Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. John
Nottingham, Laden B.C.
spent a few days at the same.
home.
Monday, October 25
Superannuated' teachers of
Ontario sponsored a trip with
Sherwood bus to Limelight
Theatre. Toronto, Eaton's
Centre and dinner 'at Stone
Crock. Elmira. Attending
from here were teachers
Edythe Beacom, Ruth Shad-
dick,•Dorothy Powell, friends
Beth Knox. Elsie Shaddick
and Trudy Polland.
Margaret Taylor, Beth
Knox and Dora Shobbrook
attended Wingham W.I.80th
anniversary on Thursday,
Oct. 21.
Mrs. Verbena Bone of
Wingham visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Clark. celebrating
Mrs. Clark's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hunking,
Dashwood attended church
here and dinner with his
parents Mr. and Mrs, Lorne
Hunking•celebrating Lorne's
birthday.
A family supper was held
on Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Penfound
and family. Rob, Cathy and
Ruth Ann honouring his
mother, Olive Penfound on.
her 82nd birthday. Present
were Elgin, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Penfound, Bruce,
Nancy and Kenneth.
VAN DIE WALLE: Paul and
Maureen are pleased to an-
nounce the safe arrival, of
their second daughter Lisa
Marie on October 16, 1982
weighing 8 lbs. 6 oz., a wee
sister for Sarah. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Delaney, Dublin and Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Van De Waite,
St. Marys.
PRICE: Mummy, Daddy and
myself would like to thank Dr.
Malkus and nurses Mrs.
Stewart and Kathy Elliott for
bringing mybaby brother
Reagan William into our
world Oct. 23, 1982. He
weighed in at 8 lbs. 10 ozs.
and was 21 inches long.
Proud grandparents are Ken
and Mary Doig. Alf and
Marie Price all of Seaforth.
Carly Price
DALE: Hi! My name is
Krystal Lynn. 1 was born
October 12. 1982 at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. 1
weighed 6 lbs, 51/2 ozs.
My proud parents are Dar-
lene and Donnie. 1 am the
first grandchild of Phyllis and
Joe Cusack and the third
granddaughter of Ron and
Lorraine Dale, off Seaforth.
First 'great granddaughter of
Frances Luciano, Scarboro.
Robert and Jean Simpson and
Alice Simpson, New Bruns-
wick.
McLEAN: To Mr. and Mrs.
William McLean, RR1 Born-
holm on October 24th, a
daughter. Patty -Joe Lynn.
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