The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-19, Page 9•
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ThE HURON EXPOSITOR-, APRIL 19, 1079
LIFE MEMBERSHIP AWARDS — Five .ladies"
received their provincial life memberships when
• at, a Women's Institute dinner at the
Londesboro hall on Wednesday. From left are'
Mrs. Edwin Wood of Blyth, Mrs. Jack
Londesboro
Armstrong of: Londesborot Mrs. Arthur Clerk of
Goderich, Mrs. Clarence Piarriond of New
Hamburg (the PrOvinCial President of the W.I.),
Mrs. Annie Leitch of Clinton and Dora
$hobbrook of Londesboro.
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Correspondent •Londesboro U.C.W. and
.Audrey: Thompson,
MIRS. BERT SHOSBROOK
523-4250
A large number attended
the Good Friday service at 8
p.m. Friday night. The hoir
sang ''‘vere you there'' with
Marjorie- Duizer taking solo
part. Passages of scripture
were read Judas Iscariot by
Neil CartWright; Peter tells
his story by Rev. McDonald,
Cacaphasthe high priest by
John Lawson, Pilate's story
by Mark Mitchell, the
• criminal by Greg Andrews.
The 20th Century Christian
tells his .story by Cameron
Moon. The service closed
with Litany for Good Friday
and hymn "we sing the
praise of Him who Died,"
_ The church was packed on
Sunday morning for the
Easter service of joy when
Rev. McDonald chose as his
sermon I'Morning always
Comes" He went through
the account of the first Easter
and said as morning came to
Gthe bewildered and sad dis-
Ciples with the joy of the
resurrection. so morning
coves to us today. He spoke
of How morning comes to the
• dark world in which • we live
. as well as to us as individuals
engaged in life's struggles, •
The Christian life is not
eaty, he said and it isn't
always filled with sunshine
but long ago Jesus said "in
the world you will have
• trouble. but, cheer up I have
overcome the world• ".
He closed by saying that
God is with us in our dying as
well as in our living. He is
• the one who gives us life, and
the one in whom we find life,
The choir sang two
anthems "Open the Gates of
the temple", and "Easter
Bells are chiming," The
-' service closed with the:
singing of the hymn ,"cele-
brate the Easter fullness".
Greeting the congregation
were Jim Jamieson and
Harry Snell. Ushers were
. Tom Pollard, Darrell Shob-
brook, Greg Andrews and
Dan' Lean Easter lilies from
Burns U.C.W. and
Next Sunday will be youth
Sunday when Messengers,
Explorers, Cubs and Scouts
will come to church with their
leaders. -
A congregational meeting
was called after the service
when it was moved to extend
call to Rev. Robert W. Scott
to be pastor of Londesboro
ehurch beginning July 1st
The congregation also
gave the Official Board power
to go ahead with -installing a
new roof on the church,
Harry Lear .moved note of
thanks forthe pastoral re-
lations committee.
CUB PACK
First Londesboro Cub Pack
learned all about caring and
groomingtheir dogs as well
as Obedience training •vhen
Harriet Shillinglaw spoke to
herthebdooyg$ TheandbkerOeungihotRe
of
if
the boys brought many
questions and also stories
from them.
The meeting_ Was opened
by the yellow pack with
Stephen Kolkman leading.
•The games period was
conducted by 'Leader Greg
Andrews
Tho Apri I Meeting ct the
wotton,Vnit wai held in the
himh basement On
wedneSday eYentag with 2
members and One guest pre.
scot,
Mrs. Edna !fiackwelt
opened the AevotiOnS with
singing or bytno. "Jesus
Christ is risen today, with
Mrs, Herb Travis AS pianist.
Mrs. Hartwell followed with
euchre tables
COrrespondent
TIIM:StiSay8LnitAgliNt cP'finevit7e
wa
•held in the community hail
with W tables in play. Prin.
winners were High lady .
Mrs. Nelson Reid; Lon lady •
Mr$. •Harvey Craig; High
man . Emerson Mitchell: low
man - Wilbur Turnbull.
•Birthday nearest the date -
Jim McTaggart. Door odic
donated by Mariorie Rock
was won by Mrs, Fern Pat.
ter's:sr: te hostesses were -
Marjorie Rock: Pauline Ben
nett; Viola Kirkby and Irene
McCall. .
There will be another
euchre
utionrot.w.too ili.e•eedkesc, idincdthe
at
the annual Meeting when the
Institute will meet for a' pot
luck •supper on • Thursday
evening. April 19th at 7;00,
PERSONALS
• Mr, Jim Shortreed of the
Manor in Seafortb spent, the
holiday weekend at his home
in the village, Miss Michelle
Beuerman of Stratford spent
the Easter weekend with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Sbortreed, Jody. Robbie
and Andrea were supper
guests on Saturday eveniog
at the same home.
Eater Sunday guests with.
Mr. and Mrs. ,eari Mills were
Mr. and Mrs. Murray MIES
Seott. David and 'Cathy of
.Erantford. Drs. Jean and
Gerd Westerman of
Burlington and Mrs. Louise
I3uttell of Myth.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Maier
and Paul of Thamegford and
Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Pritchard of London visited
on the Easter weekend with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dae Watson.
Mrs. l3erya Watson and
Ann left last Thursday for
Lloydreinster, Sask, where
they will visit Mr, and Mrs.
David Watson for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. , Robert
Lundy of Hamilton arrived on.
Good Friday and spent the
holiday weekend with „Mr;
and Mrs, Allan McCall. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Stevenson:
Rortaldand Christopher were
Saturday evening supper
guests at the same home.
Walton Women's Institute
will host the Historical
Soviety meeting in the corn-
inunity hall on Monday,
April 23 at 8 O'cloek. Every -
bo '. is welcoine,
d1
'siting, Mrs. Jean Broad-
fo t. on Saturday were Mr,
and Mrs. David Allison of
_London. Mr. and Mrs. 'Jerry
Cardiff or Petrolia and Mrs.
Fern Patterson of Scaforth
visited at the same home on
.
Walton UC end bale -
Toronto spent the Easter
weekend with his mother
visited at the home of Wand Mrs. Viola Kirkby.
•
Mr Lester Machan:of
There were. 10 members
present at the April meeting
of the 8th and 16th unit held
last Wednesday, evening at
the home of Mks. Ken
McDonald.
Mrs. fitte. Houston opened
the devotions with, a reading
.ori Gethsemane followed by
another reading on Easterdit
reminds us how we are like
the disciples. thinking we are
alone. vet Godjs with us ,
Easter is also a time for
discovory. God is- always
present. Hymn, "Tell me the
old, old story", was sung.
Scripture' reading was taken
from Matthew 25: 31,.- 40.
Mrs. Houston gave an
intcrsting reading on hungry
and thirsty in Africa, how
they cope with the water
shortage ' etc. in that
country. Hymn "There is a
green hill far away was read
• n unison.
Mrs. Don Fraser was in
• charge of the business.
Minutes were read by Mrs.
John Davies. Treasurer's re-
port given. The offering and
copper contest Money was
collected. Coming announce-
ments were given out by
President of the thank -
offering at Brussels United
Church this coming Sunday
at 7t3O when Audrey Tiffin
will be guest speaker.
Instead of geing to Camp
Menestung for our June
Meeting, all units will nteet
at the church, We were
reminded of the bale to leave
• after May 27th. Plans for the
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annual ham supper were
discussed with prices set for
Adults S4.00 and children
$2.00. Tickets will be avail-
able from any member next
• month.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coutts
delivered the Easter Lily
from Duff's U.C.W. to Mrs,
Gertie Bennett on Sunday
afternoon and visited with
her at Goderich Hospital
• where she has been a patient
for the past several weeks.
She hopes to return to
Hironview In the near
future
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On Monday afternoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Brown• ,
Joanne, and Aaron'etditelph
1)CW-7E-rater meeting
The McKillop Unit of the
U.C.W. held their April meet
ing Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs N. MeGav-
in.
• Mrs. Don Dennis was in
charge of devotions
Mrs. MeGavin as
pianist. Mrs. D. Dennis read
the scripture 1st Corinthians
15-20. The Meditation was
taken by Mrs. M Dennis &
Mrs. J. Buich. The offering
was taken by Mrs. M. Hack
well and dedicated by Mrs.
D. Dennis.
Mrs. George Love, srgave
the topic on Easter "Tell us
the old, old Story" also read
some interesting readings.
This part of the meeting was
closed with prayer by Mrs. D.
Mrs. N. McGavin presi-
dent presided
Treas. report was
given by Mrs. M. liackwell.
The meetingwns closed by
a reading given by Mrs. N.
McGavin "Be your best."
Lunch was served by Mrs. G.
Love Jr., Mrs. G. McNichol
and hostess Mrs. N McGavin
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A cOMment. "Ortd is Alin"'
from the Observer. tlYnin.
"Rejoice, the Lord is King:
was sung. The offering for
the balsoless bazaarand a
special collection for the
.World Relief wAs received
and dedicated.
Mrs. Nelson Reid intro-
duced Mrs. C. We y Who,_
outlined the happenings at a
recent PreSbyterian COn-
ference she had attended for
couple of clays in London.
Mrs. Mex entlurzen pre,
sided- for the business
opening wait A pOern on
"Faster". Minutes were
read by Mrs. Allan McCall in
the absence. of the secretary.
Mrs. Howard HackWell.
Treasurer's report WO giVert.
by Mrs. Ron I3ennett. Mrs.
Nelson Reid, reported for the
quilt committee. 'having
• handed over ' $465 44 the
treasurer.
We were reminded of the
batearticles to be in the
church by the lastSunday
May, The 'Walton. iadiee 41r.q
invited to attend the BMWs:
United 'Cin4rOh Thank -
offering, Sunday evening.
April 22 at 7:30 p.m. TIlle
Westminister weekend May
25 -27th and Alma School
August l9 -2Z were Men
tinned
Mrs. Ouluteen .closed the
meeting with prayer. Orttee'
was, sung and lunch was
served by Mrs, Edna Haek
welt. Mrs. Dave Collins And
Mrs:. Jan Winne.
COR F�CTKIfI.NO
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The family is our single moSt important
social institution, which is why your Ontario
Government is continuing to take an active
interest in supporting and
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-strengthening family life in the
, province. During 1979, the
International Year of the Child,
your Ontario Government reminds
you that the future of our province depends on
our children, the future of our children depends'
on the strength of our families.
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for Social Development
William Davig, Premier
Ontario
May is
Family Unity
Month
Make it a Spedth
in a SpedalYear
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