HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-05-25, Page 22Friends, neighbours honor bride-elect_
Nervecentre in an institution as in a home is the kitchen
and this is equally true in Seaforth Community Hospital where
the staff prepares nearly 200 meals each day, Shown busy
News of Walton
in the kitchen are (left) Mrs. Harold Coleman, Mrs. Norman
MacLean, Mrs. Lloyd McCIuskie, Mrs. Ruth Pepper, Food
Supervisor and Mrs. Henry Schwarz. (Staff Photo)
News of
Huronview
The Kingsbridge Women's Institute were hosts on
Wednesday afternoon for the May birthday party with
volunteers from the Beta Sigma Phi and Clinton Christian
Reform "Church. The program consisted of a special
program prepared by the Kingsbridge Roman 'Catholic
School students. Dianne Van Rooey, Bridget Dalton, Jo-
anne-Doherty, Nellie Knoop, Sheila Sinnett, Lucilla Frayne,
Marg Van Diepen and Mary Louise Clare sang several
favourite songs accompanied at the piano by Marianne
Frayne. Sheila Sinnett favoured us with a dance number.
Public speeches on "The Huron County Pioneer Mus-
eum" by Marianne Frayne and "A Trip to the British
Isles" by Mary Louise Clare were - enjoyed. Gifts were
presented to the twenty-five residents having May birth-
days by the Institute ladies. Birthday cake and tea were
served. Jim Gibbons, a native of. Kingsbridge, thanked
the ladies and students on behalf of the residents.
A group of young people from the _Brussels area
provided the program for Family Night. This consisted
of Scottish and Irish dances, step dances," and the Charle-
ston. Taking part in the dance numbers were Catherine
Cardiff, Susan Langlois, Carol Wheeler and Marg Lynn
Cardiff. There were piano duets and solos by Linda
Machon, Carol Wheeler and Vickie Machon; vocal duets
and soos by Vickie and Julie McCall, Allan Cardiff apd
Dale Wheeler. Mrs. Cardiff, formerly of Brussels, ex-
pressed the 'appreciation of the residents for a fine hour
of entertainment.
We would like to thank the relatives and friends of some
of the residents who attend the programs on Thursday'
evening and assist along with the Volunteers in getting the
residents encouraged to come to the auditorium.
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KIPPEN
Miss Helen Searle, R,N., was
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower at Duff's United Church,
Walton, on Wednesday evening
when a large crowd of friends,
neighbours, and relatives gath-
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Rev.E.Donald Stuart, former
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Kippen, conducted the Young Peo-
ple's Anniversary Services on
May 28. Special music was pro-
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their sister charge Brucefield
with a cheque for $1,000.00 and
lamps for the pulpit.
Mrs. Norman Long visited
the village this week.
Hear talk
on Africa
The Kippen U.C.W. met at
the home of Mrs. Robert Elgie
on May 24. '
Mrs. Wm. Bell, President,
opened the meeting with a poem,
"Recipe for Living". Mrs. Jack
Sinclair gave ttie Devotiopal, the
subject of which was "Faith".
Mrs. Rae Consitt read the Scri-
pture from Hebrews 11,(1-3) and
Hebrews 12, (1, 2). Mrs. Sin-
clair closed the Worship with a
poem.
During business minutes were
read by' Mrs. Edison McLean,
the treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Ken McLellan,
the sunshine• report ter_Mrs. N.
Dickert, the Rose report by Mrs.
Laird Finalyson, the visiting re-
port by Mrs. W. L. Mellis, the
correspondence report by
Mrs. T. Reid.
Mrs. Robert Kinsman intro-
duced the guest speaker, Mrs.
Lemond of Cromarty who •gave
a n informative talk interspersed
with ,hemour that was much en- '
joyed: Mrs. Bell thanked Mrs.
Lemond. The offering was taken
by Mrs. M. Cooper. Cciurtesy
remarks were given by Mrs.
Laird Finlayson who also pre-
'sented Mrs. Lemond with a small
token of appreciatidh.
eeed to wish her well in her
forthcoming marriage of next
month. The Sunday School room
was decorated with .yellow
streamers and . spring flowers
adorned the tables.
Upon arriving, Helen and her
mother, Mrs. Allan Searle, and
the groom's mother,' Mrs. Ross
Duncan Brussels, had corsages
pinned on them: Mrs. 'Gerald
Watson was mistress of cere-
monies, welcoming everyone and
a short program followed, open-
ing with a poem "Smile". Karen
Young played a piano solo, fol-
lowed by a tap dancing number
by Cathy McGavin and Jeanne
McDonald, accompanied by Mrs.
Nell_ McGavin at the piano. John
Huother sang a solo, assisted
by his mother, Mrs. Ray Hue-
ther at the piano. Mrs. Walter
Bewley gave two readings, 'with
advice tolthe bride-to-be. A mus-
ical contest was conducted by
Mrs. Ray Huether, assisted by
Mrs. Gerald Watson.
-Helen,.. her . mother and the
groom's mother were now asked
to come forward to be seated
at the decorated chairs at. the
front when Rosemary Blake read
the address of best wishes
and gifts were presented by
friends of, the bride-elect. After
opening the gifts, Helen thanked
everyone for the lovely .gifts,
and asked them to her parents'
home on June 7th to see her
things. The bows were put on
a painted bow, making a very
beautiful bow tree for the bride-
to take home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smalldon
and. Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Smalldon
of Fort Erie were recent vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Smalldon.
We are glad to hear Mrs.
Walter Broadfoot is feeling much
better after returning home from
Strafford Hospital a couple of
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Weppler
of London visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson
and Ronald. Mrs. George Bone
and Mrs. borothy McCauley of
Brussels 'also visited at the same
home on Thursday evening of last
week.
George Mann of Clinton
visited Mrs, Russell Marks on
Sunday.
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Correspondent,
Mrs. Allan McCall
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow
of Toronto visited' with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McMichael last
week.
Mrs. Earl Ross of Niagara
Falls and Mrs. Frank Quinn,
Terry and Mike of Niagara
Falls, N.Y. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc-
M ichael.
Visiting Mrs. Walter Broad-
foot on Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. Peel Kerly and family. of
London, Miss Bessie Davidson,
Mrs. Fern Patterson and Mrs.
Ivy Henderson of Seaforth. On
Sunday, Rev, and Mrs. J.C. Brit-
ton of Hensen called on 'Mrs..
Broadfoot for a visit.
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