The Huron Expositor, 1979-07-19, Page 9LI
TLE OLD CARearly A famous car of the 1930's returned to
Seaforth recently, Shown here are three generations. Frank 'Phil.lip. S of
Seaforth, son Brian of Stratford and grandson Craig pose with, the car
Frank drove around town early in the 1930's. The caris still goodshape
t. I ing
and running, It is now owned by Stanley -Barry of Watford.
(Photo by Phillips)
arenUn a si tudreS pJa n
and presented with a gift 'by. Junior teachers were
Addie Hunking. Margaret and, Karen. Wright.
BE
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
523-4250
Burns Unit U.C.W. report
was $300.00 not $3. donation
for Londesboro United
,church roof. We regret any
r,4,trconvenience this error may
have caused. -
Thelnew study is on Japan.
Helen 'Lawson read "What's
going on . with U.C. W" In
charge: of program were.
Margaret Whyte, and .Annie
Hunking. Margaret wel-
comed speaker Linda Young,
.Wingham and Sandy Fremlin
Clinton. Piano solos were
. played by Crystal Whyte,
• guitar numbers by David
Whyte, Addie Hunking and.
Margaretwhyte gavea read-
• ing..
Laurel and: Lisa Duizer
sang' a: duet and Laurel, Lisa
and Shannon Duizer sang
accompanied by •their
mother.
For a study, Linda Young
of Wingham gave a talk and`
showedslides on home care:
called' "Awareness present
Mon." Home care started. in
Clinton in 1978 and help is
for any,. age. She was thanked
Alice. Davidson, thanked .
Margaret Whyte for hosting
the meetings in her home:.
Lunch, was served by Nona:
Pipe,' Ida Durnin and. .Marg-
aret. Whyte.
Welcoming. on. Sunday
morning were Edyth Beacom
and. Jim Jameison. Ushers
were Bob Penfound, Cam-
eron Moon, Bradley • Lyon
and Bob Jameison, Organist
was Louise McGregor and'
soloist. Harry Lear, who was
accompanied by Gail Lear..
r. s ro3 ftre;v
gio re
'Unit: ws held Jly 10th et
Margaret Whye's with. 18d'1members. 7 visitors. anchildren. present. Leader
Helen Lawson welcomed; all
and each ones :introduced
themselves, to MrsScott our new minister's;
wife. Roll call was answered
by ""when I vised someonein hospital."
Minutes .of the June meet-
ing were read by secretary
Dora Shobbrook, A thank you
note from Norma and Wilmer
Glousher was received.
Treasurer's report was read
by Laura Lyon. Happy Birth -day was sung to Hattie
Wood, Mary Longman and
Shirley Scott.
Helen thanked.; all who
helped at inuction service
and Louise McGregor'srecital, In charge of cleaning•
brass for August is Laura
Lyon,
General. U,C.W. business
meeting August 6th at 8 p.m.
Addie Hunking reported forLife and Work committee.
Jim Jamieson will explain
audio-visual to anyone inter-ested on August 27th �at 8
p.m.Vacation Bible school
Kali call` Was answered.' by
"my favourite houst. plant,.k
June minutes: and financial
report were read by secretary
treasurer Marjorie Ander-
son, Correspondence in.
eluded a thank you from ,lohn:
and Trudy Pollard and from
Cli ;ton,HHospital Auxiliary
for the $25.00 donation.
President thanked all who
helped at graduation
'banquet and township gar-
age opening . It was moved
note of appreciation be
sent to the girls who helped.
at th, graduation banquet.
The W
,I. agreed to ;Lake
protect s from the ploughing
match, :. nd: donate them to
the hall..
Darrin ,and, Debbie Flynn
gave a step dance number
accompanied by Debbie's
mother ons Flatti :--Jotrrt-
Middegaal: presented a gift
certificate to 4-H leaders
Hattie Snell, and. Marjorie
Duizer, Others not present
were Mary Buffinga, Judy
Datema, Kitty McGregor and
Nancy Anstett,
Marjorie Andersondon-
ated a clock for the kitchen.
Joan Middegaal introduced
an
area news
HiH• will be held_ August 13 17' guest speaker Mrs. Arlette
re Berean Unit will supply ,'Eisenschink of Exeter who
Sharon Thompson is a year
IV Student at. S.D.H,S.
on studies piano and; is
involved in. 4-H and public.
speaking. Although she has
had experience in farm work
and sales, she is willing to try
any available job. Sharon .is
one of many students who
registered at' the '.'Canada
Employment Centre, for Stu-
dents. -'Call today in. Goderich
mail at 524-2744
cookies and freshie ' on the
13.16 and. Burns Unit . on
17th. In charge of freshie -
Dora: ' Shobbrook. Volunteers
for cookies - Margaret Whyte
Helen _ Alexander, Addie
Hunking and Margaret Good
The W.I. met July 11 in
the Londesborohall. ' Hattie
Wood was . at piano. Presi-
dent Marjorie Duizer opened
meeting with a poem "Gay,
.. „ ,
demonstrated growing hour
plants grown in •stones and
water. They are treated once
a month with special solution
of water and. fertilizer.. She
was thanked: and presented.
with. a ;gift by.Florence
Cartwright. Dawn and Peb-
ble gave
eb-ble;gave another step dance.
June Fothergill gave 'read-
ings, "Saving energy"' and
"Magic of a compliment."
The draw was donated by
Florence Cartwright won by
Elma Jewitt. Lunch was
served by Hattie Wood, Beth
Knox and Marg Andersoi.,,
Lond�
esbo ro
Mrs, Laura. Forbes is a
patient in Clinton Public
hospital having, had, surgery
on July 5th,
Mr. and Mrs. John :Riley
returned: home on July -11th
from..2 weeks • holiday with
their daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Kelly and Kathy at
Thunder Bay.
Mr. and Mrs.. Dennis Pen.
found and Ruthann went to
Oriilia on weekend. Ruthann
was chosen ,by Board of
Education to represent
Huron County and spend' .2
weeks at Athletic leadership
camp at Longford mills, near
Orillia, Ruthann is a student
at C.H,S.S. in Clinton'..
Mr, and . Mrs, Gordon: `
Shobbrook. and 'Diana spent
weekend, with Mr, and. Mrs.
Ken Shobbrook, Janine and
David at. Ajax. Saturday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Burns were Mr. .and,
Mrs. Irvine Keep of Glammis
Mr. Keys -attended the
orange walk in Blyth. Mrs.
Mary Vallenimert, Regina,
returned home with them
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Correspondent . ' them here.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Don McDon-
aid and family, of 'Montreal
were holidaying, last: week
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence -Ryan . and
other members of the family.*
.Mrs. Ethel Long, Brussel
and Mrs. Annie Angel,; Craft -
brook visited with Mrs. Jean.
Broadfoot Sunday afternoon,.
retic camp
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Four young people 'from
this area,. Mary Alice Ryan,
Nanci Bennett, Bruce Godkin.
and Terry Smith .spent •last
week at Hartford City,
India na.,on a 4-H exchange
program. Their hosts will
spend; .a return' visit with
girl at ath
from spending 2 weeks here.
Karen Johnston was
admitted to Victoria's sick.
children's hospital'., London:
on Sunday for tests,
Mr., and Mrs. Reg. Lawson
John and Elizabeth attended,
the christening 'of Brent, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kyle
in Hensall; United Church on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Claire
McDougall, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Mason and John spent
week end camping at Port
Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson,
.lbha and Elizabeth attended.
the Crich reunion at home of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crich,
at Cargill. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm, Hamil-
ton, Moorefield visited on the
weekend with their daughter
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Thump-
.
Visiting on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell:
Good were her brother Mr -
:and Mrs. Fred. Youngblut of
Woodstock, On Sunday Mr.,
and Mrs. Russell Good, Mrs.
Stella Adams and: Gloria visit-
ed with Mrs.. Sandra Popp
and Cathy, London,
Mrs. Mene Stdrind;
Natasha visited on the
end at the home of hop
parents Mr. and Mrs. Tog
" !mace Dundas*
Mrs. Howard Hackwef .
Mrs. Gerald Ryan and Mrs.
Allan. McCall enjoyed the bus.
trip Saturday to Hamilton
where they took i the Inter»
national Lily Show at the
Royal Botanical' ,Garden:.
Centre. The trip was Spon-'
sored by the Brussels Horti
culture Society,
On Sunda 20th dOE
anniversary dinnerwasheld at
the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Ray Huether, Steven and
John in honour of Nancy and!
jack Holmes of Clinton,.
7
()them, attending, were
Danny Holmes and Maureen
McDonald; Mary Holmes.
and Ken Hesslewood and
Margery Holmes; Mr, and.
Mrs, Watson Webster, Clin-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Webster, Mary 'Wen and
Pollock, Brandon an'Nr ifob
• Miss; Yvonne McPherson,
Wingham and Mrs. Annie
May Playford of Kingston,. '
887-6062
Brussels
off on el
�.
Summer Fesh%ns
Tents
Gazebos
Hats
Sneakers
-Sleeping Bags
Tackle Boxes
Old Car Parts
Toys.
Dolls.
Christmas Trees
Light Fixtures .
Mismixed Paints
End of line Paints
-will 'mix paint but not on Sat.)
Get extra savings with,
Cash 'Sinus Coupons or use
your Canadian Tire Card
Electric Heaters
5 hp..7 hp. Electric Generators
Some Redwood: Furniture.
Electric. Lawn Mowers
Toy Racing Cars (Riding)
Plastic. Scoops
Kettles
Radios
Stereo Sets
Fans
Smoker B'�r-B'Que
f550[IATE STORE
'flfl aDIGalI
rllE F. W. Tilley Ltd., Seaforth;
Ratchet Sets
Tool Boxes
Misc. Tools
Screw Drivers
Waterskiing Ropes
Some Power Tools
Vacuum Cleainers.
Tennis 'Rackets.
Batteries
Mufflers
Tail Pipes
Big,
heels,:
Tool Shed,
Fishing Reels
Insecticides