HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-10-23, Page 3Correspondent
MRMN ELLIOSEN
The sympathy of the Coll't
munity is extended to the
of the late Mrs. George
,Leonhardt who passed away
early Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
attended the funeral of the late
' Mr. Ed, Rentiecker on Siinday
and later visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Hinz at Seebach's Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elligser.
The Women's Hospital
Auxiliary met at the hospital
on Tuesday of last week when
roll call was answered with an
antique.
' The membership drive held
September realized $102.50
with more to be turned in, and
the proceeds of the draw at •'the
Fair was approximately $50.00.
Nine members had attended
the Fall conference of this •
district held inKitchener, and
Mrs. Ken Etue brought back
an interesting report.
• The meeting was told that -
DaMon Stannah is donating a
portable T.V. set to the Aux-
iliary for the use • of the pat;
ients in the Hospital.
Plans were 'discussed for
'the Rummage Sale on Saturday
and for a turkey draw during
December.
Miss Ethel Beattie, who with,
her sisier, carried on an antique
business for some years in Sea-
forth, spoke on antiques and
showed a collection of glass
and other items.
The mystery .,box prize was
won by Mrs W D Stephenson
Lunch was 'served by Mrs.J.
McConnell and Miss Janet
Cluff.
NEEDLE NANNIES
Seaforth Needle Nannies met
at the home of Mary Elliott.
Opening exercises were perform-
ed and business discussed on our
" Free Choice ,Article" .
o.Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Keys
ThOwed how to do the Roman
and. Fly stitches.
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Mrs, Caroline Elligsen;
Mabel Hjggerson and II
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occasion of Mr. and Mrs.Har Id
,Eiligsen's 30th .wedding anniv-.
ersary.
Mrs, 'Peter Barrier returned
from Holland fast week end,
having spent some time with
her family and attended the
funeral of her sister there.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elligsett
and Gary, Windsor, spent
Thanksgiving week end with
his mother, Mrs. Caroline Ellig-
sen.
BEAUTY BUILDERS
The Brodhagen Beauty
Builders met st the leader's
Mrs. Edward Scherbarth.
The girls were told about a
trip to Milverton for Achieve,.
ment Day and the leaders be-
gan the topic for the meeting
about 'a beautiful complexion'.
A' further meeting was held
at Mrs. Ken Smith's when the
roll call was One point l' have
learned about caring for my
skin - '
After the business the lead.'
ers opened the discussion on
",F„ace shapes and hair styles:,
Mrs. Ross Leonhardt demon-
strated hair shampooing and
indicated face shapeS"what
style would suit , best.
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DUBLIN ,WALK I$ .LOTS OF FUN
The cold weather and the long walk at Dublin on Saturday presented no difficulty to the members of this quartet if their
smiles are any indication. The girls (left) Glenna Bfown, Linda Feeney, Mary Margaret Rowland and Bonnie Krauskopf thought
the 20 mile jaunt was lots of fun. In addition, of course, it raised14, 000. for the Dublin Athletic Association,
(Staff Photo).
News of Walton ' .•
uron Peak Presbyterial
'Gathers in Duffs Churc
centre region, Huron-Perth Pres,
The eighth convention of
to the, Centre Region by the
Hiiron Presbyterial were brought
hyterial was held in Duff's president Mis. Harold Babansee
United Church, Walton. of Stratford: She asked that
9 , Miss Gail McCall, superinten- names of eligible women to fill
dent of Women's Division of vacancies in the list of officers
London Rescue Mission was ' be sent to Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft.
guest speaker. In tellingaboilY
Belgrave. The oifternoon ses-
her work there she 'said they sion was opened with .a sing-
hied a three story house with song conducted by Rev. D.E.
venteen beds. They help vvo- „. Docken when he introduced
en, girls and ,children frorri, two, new songs among other,
ny unforniriaie circumstances. „familiar ones..
Their needs are supported
Mrs. Herb Traviss and Mrs. •
b a grant from the city.,char- Emerson Mitchell provided a
ity and donations. Some of violin-piano number, Highlights
their needs are, prayer support, from the School for Church
linens, toilet articles, cards, Women, held at Alma College ,'
table games, toys, underweay, last August,' was preSented by
socks and nylons, nightwear. and Mrs. Stewart Miner. Eleven U.
C.W.Auxiliaries responded to children's 'pyjamas. Their wash-
ing machine needs replacing in the roll call with 74 members
the near future, also their lin- present.
ens. The ladies were divided into
Mrs. Orval Harrison presided three discussion groups which
for the meeting and Mrs. Ian were under •the leadership of
Wilbee presided at the piano. Mrs. 0. Sawyer, Mrs. W. Mc-
Mrs. Harvey Craig and Mrs., Donald and Mrs. C. Kennedy.
James Clark looked afteirregis- An• invitation to Londesboro
tratiOn. Mrs. Nelson Reid was for 1970 meeting 'was accepted-
appointed secretary. The courtesy remarks were
Morning worship service `was given by Mrs. John Robinson. '
giyen by Mrs, Geo. Ribey and' Goshen U.C.W.
Mrs. Peter Dunlop of Seafoith.
WALTON NEEDLE 'PUSHERS The closing woiship service 'was
by Mrs,Dave Anderson of Lon- The Walton Needle Pushers
desboro. Words of welcome met at the home of Lorna Co-
were given by Mrs. Alvin Mc- oper when discussion was ,held
Donald. into the uses of the lazy daisy
Reports were given by the. and chain stitch.
following secretaries: Literature The girls discussed the fabric
Mrs. Harold Currie; Supply - required for the - free choice
Mrs. George Potter; Programme.: articte"
Mrs. Clarke Kennedy;Treasurer- The leaders Mrs. Allan Mc-
Mrs.Walter McDonald and Re- Call and Mrs. Allen :Searle
cbrding' Secretary - Mrs. Orville showed how to make the fly
Sawyer. stitch shish is to be put on the
Mrs. Pot ked for reports - Learning Stitches" article.
to be sent to her by December .They then showed the Rornau
17' and Mrs. Sawyer wanted her stitch. T . • reports in by Dec. 15. Mrs.Mc-
Donald reported financial re-
turns $2,000.00 loWer that last
year' at this time. Mrs. Kennedy
stressed the resource packet to
go with the study of the year.
Greetings from the Perth-
Seaforth's Sc to $1.00 Store
Stationery — Gifts
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS
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,Huron District branches as
guests. Conveners 'will be Public
Relations Officer Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald and the Branch Dir-
ectors, Mrs.,George Blake, Mrs.
Alex Gulutzen, Mrs. Nelson
Marks and Mrs, Donald Achil-
les.
McKILLOP UNIT '2 • The McKillop Unit of the
U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs.
Norman Schade with twenty-
one ladies present.
Mrs. Murray •Dennis was in
charge of devotions and opened
the meeting with "Jesus Calls
Ifs O'er The Tumult - :" . Mrs. Charles McCutcheon
read the scripture from Matt 3:
1-17. The meditation -was given
by Miss Tenie Dennis. A poem
" Walking with Jesus- was read '
by Mrs. Murray Dennis. The of-
fering was received by Mrs:
Schade and dedicated by Mrs. •
M. Dennis.
The' topic on - The' Life of
Paul" was 'given by Mrs. Gordon
McGavin, Mrs. Dennis led in
prayer.
Mrs. Campbell Wey provided
for the business opening with
prayer. The Copper contest
closes at next meeting.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
John Burch, Mrs. Don Dennis,
Miss Ethel Dennis and the host-
ess.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd
attended the baptismal service
in Exeter United Church,Sun-
day, for their granddaughters
Tracey Jean, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Oke and Marilyn
Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. Laverne Hamilton.
Mrs. James'Nardi of Sault
Ste Marie spent a few days
" PLAN W.L ,MEETING
The October meeting of the
Walton IS/Omen's Institute will
be held in the Community Hall
next Wednesday with the East •
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett.
Mrs. Guy Ryan' and family
of Lucan visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid.
MrS, Alvin McDonald has re-,
turned home after holidaying
with relatives in Toronto.
A large number from the
Walton Congregation attended
anniversary services at Moncrieff
United Church Sunday, when
a former„plinisrer 2f the, charge
Rev. litO.liazIewOodlaTf Binkley
United Church, Hamilton, was
guest minister.
Mr. and Mrs., Lawrence
Marks of Exeter visited -on Sun-
day with Mrs. Russel Marks.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haase of
•Sault Ste Marie visited recently
with the Murray families.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Wells
and Mrs. M. Smith of Dunn-
ville visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Forest McKay for a few days.
Mr. Frank Dundas and
Debbie, 'Toronto, spent a few
days with his mother, Mrs.
George Dundas. •
Mr. and Mrs. John Thamer
and Tony of Kitchener visited
over the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. William Thamer.
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Turn-
bull were Mr. and Mrs.Harry
Lewis of Wallaceburg and Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Cockburn of
New Market.
Mrs. Donald Achilles and
baby •son have returned home
from Clinton Public Hospital.
Billy! "I'll bet my mommy
can talk an hour on any subject, "
jimmy; "So what. My mommy
can talk an hour without a sub-
ject."'
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