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The Huron Expositor, 1983-12-21, Page 12Ty yo$, Q Rr DECEMBER 21, .1r3 ' . •, I IP e bo ro church offers;nggoes • 'o c L® nC-�5 logo DOIRA S1101111ROOK 5234250 UNQBDCHURC11 Greeters at Sunda s United Church service were Lorne Hunwg and John Ladies' night at Knight' The annual Christmas Ladies' Night. sponsored by the Father Stephen Eckert Council of Seaforth, was held on Thursday. Dec. 15 in the council rooms at St. Columban. Following the general meeting. chaired by Grand Knight, Bro. Dennis Rau. a social was enjoyed. During the general meeting the usual draws were made with prizes awarded to door prize. Bro. Dick McKay; Bros. Geo. Sweeney and Brian Crowley won the Lecturer's draws; Share -the -Wealth draw went to Francis Denomme, Zurich, for SI36: two S25 consolation prizes went to Paul Van Bakel and Mary Moylan. The Msgr. D.J. Egan Assembly 4th Degree Knights of Columbus also held their annual Christmas draws with the fallowing winnnrs- Hoggart and ushers were Nancy Penfound, Karen Wright, Robbie ftadford and Larry Hoggart. Colin Swan welcomed all and gave announcements. Next Sunday morning . will be the installation of Explorers and C.G.LT. leaders at gp.m. cur vesper service will be Dec. 15 at 7 pan. and Explorer carol singing s of Columbus 1st, Wayne Sheardo Goderich; 2nd Eleanor Falconer, Clint 3 Tony De Jong, Seaforth; 4th. Char Hulduous, Blyth; Sth. Ivan Meidinger, Zurich; 6th, Wilfred Feeney. Dublin. The highlight of the evening was the arrival of Santa Claus, who before giving out presents to the ladies, enjoyed several vend dances. The ladies received a gift chocolate bar. Dancing during the evening was followed by a smorgasbord lunch. is Dec. 23 at 7m, There will be Sunday school Dec. 18 but not, Dec. 25 organ. 1. The junior choir sang two anthems with Barb Bosman as choir director and Lisa Duirer, organist. After a dinner, a sing song was held with Barb Bosman at the piano, and a visit from Santa Claus who gave each child a gift. At 8 p.m. the Ecumenical community Christmas service was held in Londesboro U.C. sponsored by the Blyth and district ministrial association. Greeters were Gordon Shobbrook and Bert Lyon. ushers , were Cheryl Bromley. Connie Hoggart. Larry Hoggart and Rob Radford. There were eight churches participating - two from Auburn - four from Blyth. Walton and Londesboro. The offering of 5140 will be divided between the Huron County Family and Childrens service and the home for battered women. BURNS U.C.W. Fourteen members and two guests were served i ttukeg.tlinger ht Tio4deaboro Odra dieing 10041 aortal; fomat nlitteg 112;30 Dee- riF' the dipper a tograr0 led by Gay Salverda, included Ida Leiper, Ida Salverda, Margaret Taylor, Joan Hogarth and Gladys Leiper. The Londesboro Leos held a successful party for londesboroarea youngsters. About 30 youngle enjoyed games, refresh- rnentsand as,they were entertained by the Leo clu while their moms acid dads were busy shopping or otherwise occupied. At 3130 p.m. Santa arrived with it hearty Ho Ho Ho and everyone received a me -Christmas bigof goodies and sat on Santa's knee to express their Christmas wishes, The Berean Unit Christmas meeting was held Dec. 6 at 12:30 in the church and dinner was enjoyed by the 11 members present.• PERSONALS Congratulations to Mr. • and Mrs. Hairy Snell in the birth of their first grandchild Kendra Ara born on :Dec. • 9 at Viytorie 109. London to 'Kett .and Hooka Mc ougall, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Ken V,oddea, and Dort Shobbrook were guests on Saturday Dec. 10 at the Wedding of their nephew Roy Allen Vodden and Myrna Lorraine Scott at Trinity Anglicao,,Churcb, Baylleld. The reception Hospital auxiliary elects Carol Hoelscher of Seaforth volas elected president of the Auxiliary to the Seafortb Community 1pspital at the annual meeting Tuesday. She �eceeds Shirley Dinsmore, Margaret Smale vias elected vice-president. Other officers elected are: Marion Turn- bull. secretary,: Joan Chesney, treasurer and Buckle -up infant safety ' seats; Marion Maclean, , gift shop treasurer; Dorothy, Hays; treasurer of Memorial Fund; Pauline llennntt, publicity; Mary Smith. program: Agnes Finnter Marjorie Phil- o, .T aero at the' Bsyltetd Coasm " Centre. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Huge b end +fristmaa for their family Dec. 11. were her father George Addison, of Seaforth; Mr. end Clinton, Kevin of TToreettp stal Aarles , Deflh c. Wayne at home rout Kath MuAnihg$i at' Clinton. b officers for 1984 lips, T.V. rentals; Fnancei Teeters, junior volunteers; Jeantin, der, historian; Grace Thrall. mystery mite. Other committees: ways and means. Shirley Dinsmore, Dorothy Hays. Audrey MacLean and Ruth Beuttenmiller, tray favours, Elsie Dinsmore and Luella Mont- gomery; phoning committee. Janet Cluff and Elsie Dinsmore; gift shop. Shirley Dinsmore and Joyce Lee; lunch, Helen Stewart; nominating, Shirley Dinsmore. E thr Eh g SAVAIUGE: Alan and Rita are ,pleased to . announce the birth of their daughter, Ashley Ann, weighing 8 Ibs. 2 oz. on Dec. 4, 1983 at Stratford General Hospital. A sister for Nicholas and Derek. Proud grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Blom, Krppen and Lorette Savauge and Paul, Stratford. TESCHKE: Doug and Melissa (nee Mac- Lean). aoLean). are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter Candice Elaine 6 lbs. 13 z. in St. Marys Hospital, Kitchener, Dec. 1 1$14. A wee sister for Gregory. First grandughter for Marian and Angus MacLean. DUCHARME: Allan and Chris Ducharme are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Jennifer Joanne born Dec. 12/83 at Seaforth Community Hospital weighing 6 lbs. •- 14 ozs. A sister for Jimmy. Proud grandpar- ents and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Groothuis and Mrs. Clara Ducharme. O boggiQQo STOKELY 'FANtCY'- PEAS ,.o... CREAM STYLE CORN 14 OZ. TIN KERNEL CORN,. K PRICE JELLOPOWDERS EDMUND GODKIN Edmund Godkin, 80. of Clinton, formerly of McKillop Township. died Tuesday, Dec. 13 at Clinton Public Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Ida, four daugh- ters, (Ilene, Mrs. Murray Dennis, of RRI Walton; Audrey, Mrs. Lloyd Beuermann, of RR3 Mitchell; Merle, Mrs. James Burns, of Sarnia and Lois. Mrs. Glen Sinclair of Essex. two sons,- Mervin. of RR4 Walton. and Lavern. of RR1 Walton, one step -daughter, Joan, Mrs. Donald Bell and .• William McClinchey, both of Clinton, 19 grandchild- ren and three great grandchildren, four sisters, Mary, Mrs. Harold Grigg. of Moose Jaw, Sask.; Hester. Mrs. Howard Haines, of Huntsville; Nora. Mrs. Wes Litt, of Stratford and Eliza, Mrs. ErnestSuming of Fergus, two brothers, Wilbert. of Clinton and Brenton of London. He was predeceased by his first wife. Olive, one sister. Della. Mrs. Jack Milligan\ and one brother, James. Funeral services were held at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home. Clinton on Thurs- day, Dec. 15. , Spring burial will be in Maitlandbank Cemetery. Seaforth. Donations to the Ontario Heart Founda- tion will be received as expressions of sympathy. Pallbearers were Bryan Godkin, Steven Dennis. Bruce Godkin• Ronald Godkin. Gary Godkin and Bradley Burns. Flower bearers were Tammy Beuermann, Elaine Dennis, Marnie McClinchey and Deanna Bell. KENNETH ASHTON Kenneth Lloyd Ashton. 81. of Brussels died Nov. 28 at the Wingham and District Hospital. Son of the late George Ashton and Martha Wilson, he is predeceased by two brothers and four sisters. Surviving are one sister-in- law. Mrs. Lilly Ashton. of Listowel and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the Brussels Chapel, M.L.' Watts Funeral Home on Nov. 30 with Rev. Chas. Carpentier officiating. Interment Fordwich Cemetery. DELLA FERGUSON Della Ferguson, formerly Della Whitely, 97, died Nov. 24 in Edmonton. She is predeceased by her husband, W.G. Ferguson in 1971 and one brother, Dr. Leonard Whitely. of Gorrie. Surviving are one son. Arthur, of Windsor. one daughter, Mrs. Leon Ferguson of Edmonton, two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Gerrie Cemetery Chapel on Dec. 9 with Rev. Lloyd Martin .officiating. interment Gorrie Ceme- tery. BARBARA INGLIS Barbara Cochrane Inglis. 84, of How•ick Township. died Monday. Dec. 12 at the Extendicare Nursing Home, Sudbury. Daughter of the late Thomas Inglis and Margaret Bell. she is survived by three brothers, Jim, of R.R.1, Clifford, John, of Toronto and Will, of Walkerton and one sister. Nellie, Mrs. George Bufelt. of Sudbury. Funeral services were held at Gorrie Chapel, M.L. Watts Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph Knock officiating. interment Gorrie Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jim, Vern. Mac. and John Inglis, Jack Ferguson and Bob Ferguson. MINA BAKER Mina Baker, of Brussels died Friday Dec. 16 at the Seaforth Community Hospital. Daughter of the late Peter Baker and Jane Victoria Menary, she is survived by one sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. of Milton and one niece. Mrs. Brenda Brown, of Milton. Funeral services were held at the M.L. Watts Funeral Home on Dec. 19 with Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbaner-Sampo officiating. interment Brussels Cemetery. MARY ROBINSON Mary Robinson, the former Mary Mc- Arthur, of 41 GlenGrove Ave., Toronto, formerly Wroxeter, died Dec. 16 at Sunnybrook Medical Centre. She was predeceased by her husband David. two sisters. Lilly and Viola and one brother, John. Surviving are one daughter. Irene. Mrs. W. A. Smith, of Toronto, one son, Reginald. of Calgary, one sister. Ida McArthur and two brothers. Frank and Robert McArthur. Funeral services were held at the M.L. Watts Funeral Home on Dec. 19 with Rev. 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