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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-03-12, Page 4The ' World Day of prayer service was held in Duff's Unit- edChurch, Walton, Friday,March 6th with ladies of surrounding churches present. Mrs. Martin Baan played a piano prelude prior to the service. The U. C. W. president Mrs. Wm. Roe introduced • the World Day of Prayer by being the first leader • on "Praise" from the order of service followed by singing hymn, "All People that on Earth do Dwell." Mrs. Stewart Humphries, the second reader took as her part, "Assurance" followed by prayer and all repeating the "Lord's Prayer" in unison. A Dutch hymn was sung, "God calls his people firm to stand". Mrs. Allan McCall the third reader, led the IM,editation' with responsive reading. The voice portion was taken by Mrs.James Clark. The hymn "God of Grace, and God of Glory was sung." Mrs. Wafter" Bewley intro- duced the guest speaker, Rev. W, O. Mathers of Blyth United ChUrch, who spoke on the World Theme "Take Courage". He- stressed that'discourarelnent had settled down on the Christian Church, he reminded us that attendance is down in our Sunday Schools, its not bad what is happening as the church accepts the standards of. the world. The church is confronted with es- sentials, we can work together, it challenges us, its time to call for' new commitments, its time to call for prayer. Mrs. Alvin McDonald thanked the speaker for pis inspiring message., The 'Intercession', respon- siye reading was given by the fourth reader, Mrs. Robert Ryan. A very pleasing duet, entitled, "Gods Way" was sung by Mrs. J. Bos and Mrs. J. Van VlietSr., accompanied on the piano by Mrs. M. Baan. • The offering was received by Mrs. Ken McDonald and Mrs. Merton 'HaCkwell, dedicated' by Mrs. Wm. Roe. ' Mrs. James Williamson, the fifth reader, gave the reading on "Affirmation". Hymn "The Day Thou Gayest Lord is End- ed" wag sung. Mrs. Roe voiced her apprec- iation to the speaker, thoge talt ing part in the service, and the special music, followed by the dismis'sal prayer: EUCHRE PARTY „Thirteen tables were in play at the euchre party Friday even- ing held in the Walton Commun- ity Hall, sponsored by the Wom- en's InStitute. Prizes were given out for high lady,. Miss -Pearl Thamer; low lady, Mrs. Harvey Craig, high mani•James McDon- ald, low man, Harvey McClure. Most lone hands, James Smith. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge, Mrs. Gerald Watson, Mrs. Earl Watson, elks. Dave Watson and Mrs. Ken Mc- Donald. The next euchre party is set for March 20. , - 4-H CLUB MEETINGS Walton 1 Fruit Cups held their third. meeting at the home of Susan 'Humphries, on Tuesday evening, March 3. The meeting was opened by the president with the 4-H pledge. Marion McCal-.. lum and Susan Humphries demon- strated an apple snow jello. The, different grades of fruits were discussed and the club books were checked. The hostess had dried fruits as an exhibit, some were cooked and sampled At the end or the meeting, along with the jello that was set. The next Burns Unit Meets World Day of Prayer was ob- served by the BUrns' U.C.W. on March 6, 'at the home of Mrs. Gordon McGregor, under the leadership of Mrs. WM.Trewin. The therne of the service was 'Take COurage% The following ladies took part in the service: Mrs.Jitn Scott, Mrs. Watson Reid, Mrs. Ed. Salverda Sr., Mrs.Jim McEwing, Miss Jean Leiper, Mrs. Wm. Trewin. Mrs. Ed. Bell conducted the business session. Roll call was answered by a Bible verse, and payment of dues for the year.P re- vlous minutes were read by Mrs. Jim Scott. The treasurer's report was given by. Miss Jean Leiper. Life Membership Cer- tificates and pins were presented to ten ladles, and- other members received pins. Mrs. Pete Sal- verda and Mrs. Jim Jamieson are the leaders in the copper con- test. Articles-for a bale may be brought to the April meeting. A donation was made to Camp Menesetung, Goderich. Thank you notes were read. Mrs. Bell closed the meeting with prayer. Grace was sung and lunch served. 1,...••••••••••••••••• d .1 • ro. LOBit EUCHRE Mon.,March 16th, Orange Hall 1970, at 8:30 p.m. Lunch served" Admission 50c SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL APRIL 17th 9:30 p.m.' to 1:00 a.m. Dance, to the music of JOHNNY. DOWNS & His (h-chestra Admission 7 $4.00 Per Couple Welcome withOut invitation, but those wishing one contact a student before March 16. SPRING PROM NOTICE The Annual Meeting of The HIBBERT CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY ASSOCIATION LTD. will be held in the Township Hall, Staffa ON FRIDAY, MARCH 13th at 2 p.m. To hear the year's business and elect one Director. All Pat- rons, Members and interested .parties are invited to attend. NORMAN JEFFERSON, President ARTHUR KEMP, Secretary-Treasurer • •••=mi•V, • - SIgTERS OF., SAINT JOSEPH CONCERT BAND.. (THE ONLY ALL-SISTERS BAND IN CANADA) STRATFORD FESTIVAL THEATRE SUNDAY; MARC4 15 3 p.m. Tickets ($1.00) Available at: FLANNERY CLEANERS, SEAFORTH ANST,ETT JEW ST., JOSEPH'S ERS, SEAFORTH. ••• 131' .1•; I/ ENT,-SEAFORTH SEAFORTH . TEEN TWENTY Presents The Juggernaut' Saturday, March 14 DANCING 9:00 — 12:00 AT THE SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE Dress Casual Admission $1.00 We Reserve The Right To Refuse Admission —Seniors to do Free Skating Display and Dances. —Guest Skater - Susan Hildebrand of Stratford Figure Sict-Mg Club, who was a recent competitor in the Novice Ladies Western Ontario competition in Brantford. Rink Open to Public for ,Skating Prizes given lot: r" —Largest fatailly^ am Skates —Youngest skater —Oldest , skater Admission Adults 50c; Children and Stalents 25c Correspondent Miss Mary McIlwain - Brenda and John Dowson of Varna spent the week end with their grandmother, Mrs. Ella Jewitt and boys. Mrs. Luther Sanders visited over • the week end with Miss Pearl Thamer of Walton. Misses Margie 'Whyte of Guelph, Ruby Saroea of Scar- boro, formerly bf India, Ann.Rose Patrick of Guelph formerly of Trinidad spent the week end with Mrs, W.L. Whyte, Tom and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dale visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hoegy of 'Clinton. Mrs. Herbert Dron• visited on Thursday in Toronto and returned homeon Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. McF arlene and family of Toronto, who spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.Dron. Mr. and Mrs.- Frank Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riley of dlin- tonon Saturday with Mrs. Lucy John ton of Goderich. - Mr. and Mrs. Reg...Lawson, John and Elizabeth visited on Saturday in London with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren, Lynda and Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Philippi and family of PreSton were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Wammes and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hart of Goderich visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jennison, GarY .and Steven of Grand Bend were •Siinday visitors With Mr.' and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Linda CASH - BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth Friday, March 13 ' - 8:15 p.m. 15 Regular Games for $10.00. Three $25.00 Games $75.00' Jackpot to go, Two Door Prizes ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 26c or 7 for $100 (Children under 16 not permitted), Auspices Setiforth Branch 156 Roybi Canadian Legion , Proceeds for Welfare Work Ladies- Auxiliary The Seaforth Ladies Auxil- iary held their regular meeting on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Cleve Coombs presiding. There were 20 members present. The -birthday party will be held on Wednesday, April 15th with Zone Commander, , Evelyn Carrell, her,arree4 The drapes tor the ladieS and escorts lounge', which has been renovated by the Auxiliary, have been hung. A new floor is being laid in the kitchen in the near future. The 8:30 draw was won by Margaret McNairn. The mystery prize was won by Grace Miller and a prize donated by Caroline Muir .was also won by Margaret McNairn. Annual Meeting Stanley Township Federation of Agriculture — VARNA HALL -- TUES., MARCH 17,- '1970 8:30 p.m. Speaker:— Mr. Gerry Carey OFA Fieldman The future of Stanley Federation will be decided at this meeting. Lunch Provided Everyone Welcome Mr. Bernard Hotharn of Wind- - Sin Spent the week end sgith his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Hotham gild, his aunt, Miss Leone Roth- am, 38 Wilson Street. Rev. B. . T. and Mrs. Mc- Spadden and Marilyn of Rich- mond Hill were' visitors with his father, Mr. Z. McSpadden. • Mrs. Don Mills, London, visited her mother, Mrs. Winnie Nott last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Piggot of Mississauga were guests of Mrs. W. C. Bennett over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson have returned from Florida where they spent the last three months. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dalton have returned from Florida where they spent the past month. STAG Wednesday March 18th at 8:30 p.m. Seaforth Legion Hall PRIZES — LUNCH Guests Welcome . Sponsored by Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion Mr. and Mrs. M, E. Clark left last week to spend a few weeks in Florida. Mary Catherine McQuaid, a pupil of at. Joseph's Convent, School of Music, received honour standing in Grade VIII Piano examination, with the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music in February. FIRESIDE FELLOWSHIP GROUP Wm. Craven, Huron Probation Officer of Goderich, discussed laws of former days and bring- ing the law up to date at a meeting of the Fireside Fellow- ship of First 'Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening. Wm. Brown presided and conducted the business. Miss Margaret Grieve was accompanist and re- called incidents of a recent trip to Florida. Harold Coleman read part of the sermon on the Mount for the Scripture Lesson. Rev. T.C.MulhoIland led in prayer. F, R. Cosford gave courtesy re- marks. BENEFIT DANCE for Don Glousher who lost his welding Shop by fire Friday, Mar. 13th Blyth Memorial Hall' Tiffin's Orchestra Ladies Please Bring Lunch meeting is set for March 9 at the home of Marlon McCallum. MISSION BAND The Mission Band was held Sunday morning in Duff's United Church with 37 members pre- sent. The 'Call to Worship' was given by Ross Mitchell with the opening hymn, 'Jesus Bids us Shine' with Janice Houston as pianist for the meeting. The scripture reading was given by Dianne Dennis and Jeffery Hack- well led in prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Stephen Dennis gave the treasurers report and took up the collection. Debbie and Janise Van Vliet will play the piano for the next meeting -to be held the second ,Sunday next month. The children went to their classes with the following tea- chers, Mrs. Merton Hackwell, Mrs. Ross 'Bennett, Mrs. Wm. Roe, Mrs. Mack Sholdice assisted. by Debbie Wey. Hymn 'Jesus Loves Me' was sung. The Miz- pah Benediction closed the meet- ing. WALTON 11 The third meeting of the Walton 11 "Fruit Loops"• was held at the home of Beverly Mc- Call on Saturday afternoon. The meeting was opened by June Wil- liamson with all repeating the 4-14 pledge. 'Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secre- tary. Roll call was answered by ten members. There was an ex- hibit of several, dried fruits and different grades of canned fruit. Janice Houston and-Cathy Mc- Donald Offered to demonstrate the making of individual short- cakes, which were served with strawberries and Whipped cream after the meeting. The, leaders gave notes on canned, frozen and dried fruits.. Record books were ctecked. It was decided to have the next meeting at Heather and Cathy McDonalds on Saturday, • March 14. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. • 'BRIDAL SHOWER Miss Lorna Cooper was the honored guest at a bridal shower in -the basement-of Duff's United- Church, Walton on ' Thursday evening. Mrs. Jan Van Vliet, Jr.acted as master of ceremonies open- ing the program with a poem entitled 'Husbands'. Debbie-and Janice Van Vliet sang a 'duet , accompanied by Janice Houston at the piano. Lynn McDonald con- tribifted Zpiandlgcilo followed 'V`an Vliet reading another very interesting poem on 'How ' to Gook a husband'. The honored guest; her mother Mrs. L. Mitchell and the groom's , mother, Mrs. H. Elliott of Brussels were then asked to take the special dec- orated chair's at the front.when. Mrs. Jim Fritz read *he ad dress. The gins were carried in by, Lynne McDonald, Becky Nolan, Beverly McCall, Mrs. Fritz and Mrs. Van Vliet. Lorna made a fitting reply for all the lovely gifts and thanked the ones that had arranged the shower. Lunch was served by members of the 8th and 16th Unit. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Turnbull returned last week from a very enjoyable six weeks vacation at Auburndale, Florida. Miss Judy Clark, of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smalldon. Mrs. Leonard Chisholm and children of Dungannon visited Sunday with her parents Mr,and Mrs. James Payne. Mr. Lloyd Porter is a pat- ient in Victoria Hospital,London, undergoing treatment. Miss Helen •Searle of St. Joseph's Hospital, London, spent the week end at the home • of her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle. Mr. and Mrs. John Michels of Kitchener were week end guests with Mr, and Mrs. Campbell Wey and family; Mr.Clark of London B Visited with hiS parents, Mr.and Mrs. James Clark over the week end.. Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Docken spent' a 'Couple of days with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Daley; of Cedar Springs, near Blenheim, Ontario. Mr. Dave Sholdice is a pat- ient in Victoria Hospital ; London. Mr. and Mrs.- Neil McGaVin and Mr. and Mrs. Mac•Sholdice attended the Farm Show in Lon- don last Thursday, later visit- ing with Dr. Glen and Mrs.Olivir of that city. Miss Mary Bewley of St. Joseph's Hospital, London, visit- ed this, past week end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bewley and Brenda; Mr. Chris Lee .of Waterloo spent the week end at the home of his parents. Mr. Barry Currie of London was a week ,end visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall. Dianne and Nancy. Sunday visitors with Mr...and Mrs. Bill Dale and•cheryl were iirt. and Mrs.-- Harvey Snell and Shanc, Mrs. DonGlousher, Karen and Billy all of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator, Billy and Debbie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Presz- -cator, Rhonda, Rick nd Denise‘, of Kincardine. Miss Margi W yte was hostess ,for b dal' sh wet- for Miss Sharon Dietz held n Sun- day afternoon with a number pf High schdol friends attending. Mr. , and Mrs. David McClure and family of Crediton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family. Misses Marilyn Riley of Don Mills, 'Doreen Riley of Stratford spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family. Canadian Forresters EUCHRE at Constance Hall Friday, Mar. 13th Ladies please bring lunch. WOMEN' HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. Mrs. Gerald Godbolt, Exeter, chairman of District 2, Hospital Auxiliaries Association, was the guest speaker at the March mee- ting of the Seaforth Hospital Auxi- liary on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Godbolt outlined the his- tory of the Hospital Auxiliaries Association from the beginning in Brantford in 1910 when the inaugural meeting was held. This year the Association will cele- brate its diamond anniversary. Mrs. Godbolt explained Dist- rict 2, which has a circumference of 258 miles bounded by Mount Forest on the north, Guelph and Galt on the east, Tillsonburg and Exeter on the south and Goderich cle the west. There are 21 hospi- tals in the district, all with a hospital auxiliary which, the chairman, who usually holds of- fice for two years, must visit at least once during her term of office. Mrs, Godbolt was introduced by MrS. Jospeh McConnell' and thanked, by Mrs. Orville Oke. Mrs. Walter Davis, Exeter, se- cretary-treasurer of District 2, accompanied Mrs. Godbolt to Seaforth. Mrs, Kenneth Etue, vice- president, resided at the mee- ting in the absence of the presi- dent. Mrs. Joseph Devereautx re- ported there are 85 active mem- bers and.165 associate2members now on the roll. Miss Dorothy Parke gave a report on the Auxiliary Dance which was attended, by a capacity crowd and netted • the Auxiliary $375.00. The danc,e had been plan- ned to provide fun for the mem- bers and their guests and for good public relations. Because of its popularity it became a profitable venture and will provide money for bassinets for the nursery. Mrs. W. C. Bennett showed pictures of her trip td Ireland, relating many interesting and amusing anecdotes of her holi- day. Vhe mystery prize was Wen by Mrs. William Teall. "Courage" Is Theme - The World's ,Day of Prayer was very well attended in North- side United Church. The guest speaker was Miss who spoke o11sAheme..., 'Take Courage.' She sfaTed ttai from ' earliest times great leaders have known the value of their foftow- ems by taking courage. The Christian religion began on the note 'Take Courage and the Angel said to the Shepherd,,Fear Not.' She stated courage may be had by trusting faith in God. Mrs. Don Wood and Miss Ruth Cluff sang a duet 'It is wonder- ful to me' and was accompanied by Mrs. 'Jas. A. Stewart. Choir members from the different churches added much to the ser- vice. Others taking part were Mrp. J. Flannery, Mrs. H. James, Mrs. C. Friend, Mrs. Jas.Rose, Mrs. G. Ribey and Mrs. James Axtmann and Mrs. James Keys. The collection, amountiing to $65.15 was received by Mrs. H. Parsons, Mrs. E. Allen, Mrs. Sam Scott, Mrs. E. Haist. The key woman was Mrs. Cleve Co- ombs and fte,key woman for 1971 is Mrs. G. Ribey. Remember! it takes but a reoment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise. just'Dial Seaforth 527-0240. - -BUS TOUR to Grand Ole Opry Nashville, Tenn. Leaves Thursday, April 9th,' re- turning Sunday. night, April 12th. $66.00 includes 3 nights hotel and' motel accommodation; return transportation, 'tour of Nashville, Grand Ole Opry House, Recording Studio, lyfus- eum ,and reserve• seat at Gliand Ole Opry. Book early, use most any credit card. at least three months to pay, Phone or write: Habkirk Transit Service Seaforth, 527-1222. FAMILY FUN -DAY Sponsored by Seafoith Skat- ing Club and under the Dir- ection of PrOfessional Bruce Brady. PROGRAM: Demonstration of Figure Skating .„—beginners to seniors --each class to show ability of passing National Skating Tests in order to earn badges Sunday, March--,15th 2:30 p.m. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORD', ONT., MAR. 12, 1970 LOCAL BRIEFS News Of Walton Mark World Day of Prayer Brodhagen Chamber Of Commerce Pig Tails, Spare Ribs and Sauerkraut STAG WITH GAMES OF CHANCE AND HAND RAFFLES Tickets $3.00 each available from any. member FRI DAY, MARCH- 20 Pizza - Patio Tavern MARCH 13th & 14th DESJARDINE & Orcheitra ' • Pizza Patio Tavern On the BayfieId Road, Goderich In the Red Knight Room FRIDAY — THE HUMINGBIRDS SATURDAY — ELGIN FISHER — BEVERAGE ROOM — FRIDAY --- FRED WELLS SATURDAY — THE LAMPLIGHTERS • Ample Free Customer Parking Visit our Beverage Room for Tasty Snacks, also Colored TV • • COMMERCIAL HOTEL Seaforth, Ontario QUEEN'S HOTEL FEATURING OLD TYME MUSIC IN THE HURON LOUNGE Presenting FRIDAY and SATURDAY THE RYANS & THERESA • Special Attraction ON ST. 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