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The Huron Expositor, 1975-04-03, Page 4• I FAMILY ,RACE — Contestants in the family canoe race take off from the Egmondville bridge Sunday. Doug Drinkwater and son Pau-I of St. Marys in the first canoe were first, followed by Roland Gibson and son Bassett of RR.3, Komoka. . (Staff Photo) Cromarty WMS hears Information for tourists ARNOLD STUINISSEN LIFE. HEALTH and ACCIDENT — Registered Retireinent Pensions — kflt Tr,r Tax Liednetable Registered Retirement Annuities, REPRESENTING — ..„ Sun Life Assurance Company - Of Canada TELEPHONE: 527-0410 117 GODERICII ST. EAST — szAinowna • • • 7 rrZ irr ANNUAL COASTIO-COAST U ft rom Canadian General Electric, • Full Selection of: STOVES - DRYERS WASHERS COMPACTORS DISH WASHERS REFRIGERATORS9 Full Selection ,of: COLOUR TELEVISIONS AIR CONDITIONERS SMALL APPLIANCES CONSOLE STEREOS COMPONENT STEREOS • We've Completely Remodelled, Redecorated and Restocked our Showroom with a Full Section of GE Appliances and Electronk Components COMI IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE MONEY SAVING SPECIALS! 4 'r General Contracting • Washed & Crushed Aggregates fa Material Handling • Plumbing, Heating .& Electrical • C.G.E. Electrical Appliances MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH PHONE 527-1320 4 tar. and Mrs.Oilbert. Murray. Mr, Misses Jean and Pauline Coyne of London and Joanne of Stratford and Mrs. pat Murray of London spent , Easter with their parents visited here also, And William d %y lialniadmMrFes.neFyranit Maloney of Kitchener Miss Catherine Moylan of St. ' Mr. and Mrs, M.' Coyne.: visited Mr. and *Mrs. Theo. Mr. and Mrs. K. McLean of Melady at Easter. ' Thmooytniaans. spent Easter with Mrs. J. Seaforth and Mr, and Mrs. S. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle of McLean 'and Jason of Stratford' Toronto and Miss Nell Doyle of spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence during the Easter holidays. Ted Doyle and other relatives. London- spent Easter with Mr. Dennis Nolan. ' r Mr. and Mrs. Roy McQuaid of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Sloan and, Maureen Mr. and mrs. Roy, McQuaid of amily of Peterborough and Mr. Ruston, Bruce and - Angus Dunbar, father of Mrs. ' • Kitchener, 'Mr: and Mrs. Pat and .Mrs,_ Don Brady of London Mr. and Mrs. Y Sloan Sr.MurrayMurra and faniil of London and spent Easter with Mr. James rs. M. Dennonie and .Mr. Louis O'Reilly of Marian oan spent Easter weekend with Mr. , Kitchener spent Eastern with Mr. Villa, London, Ontario is spend- ing Easter with Mr. ,and Mrs. Jack O'Reilly, . Miss Ellen Doyle,, London and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle of Toronto - spent Easter weekend with Ted and Mike Doyle. Miss Sharon Shea, R.N. returned home after-spending two weeks Vacation in Jamaica. Miss Catherine Moylan and Joanne Murray both of St, Thomas spent the weekend with their parents. Miss Regina -Van Bakel of Stratford spent Easter weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Theo Van Bakel. / I uril THE HLIFION,,EXPOSITOR , APRIL 3, 197p St. Colbah Easter visitors ,....... Correspon-dnet Mrs. R. Laing The Women's Missionary Society of Cromarty Presbyterian Church held their annual Good 'Friday pot luck dinner and meeting at the church. • Mrs. Malcolm Larnond pre- sided for the worship service as • outlined in the Glad Tidings. Hymns used were: "Jesus Stand Among Us", "The Day of Ressur 7 rection", and "0 Master Let' Me.' Wilk with Thee." Mrs. James ,Miller read "On the Road to Emmaus" from Luke 24: 13-27 and Mrs. John Jefferson read "Breaking Bread at Emmaus" from Luke 24: 28-35. Other readings were given by Mrs. Calder McKaig and Mrs. -> ',Grace Scott. The roll calt,„was , answered with an Easter verse. • ,In her topic, "Christian Lay-,men Abreact", Mrs. Thos. Scott , pointed out that we should show respect for the • people and customs of the country we are visiting. For instance, we think 'We are putting our tourist dollars into improving the host country • • but we stay an American*, or • Canadian owned hotel, eat Canadian food and our money goes to profit the hotel chain and food companies . in our own country. . The filmstrip, "Mission Is" showed how mission is working in all parts of society and how it could tiar—itearte- tta -work more effectively in the whole world. The meeting closed with the Glad Tidings Prayer, Rea; A. H. Daynard spoke on the inevitability of Good Friday at the second annual Staffa- Cromarty community service which was held in - Cromarty/- Church on Friday evening. He poitued out that most of us would be :Nappy to forget Good FridaY., but it is a fact of life and cannot be ignored. In this world we 'cannot live in tiff „p,via little corner and let the resiaarahe world go by. Rev. Jarvis was in charge of the service which followed the theme, "The Word of the Cross,” ' Faster lilies and African violets decorated Cromarty Presbyterian Church for the Easter service on Sunday afternoon. The, choir, under the .direction of Mrs. F. Horne sang ''Ressurection• Dawn". 'Rev. Jarvis spoke of the meaning of Faster and the ressurection in his own life. The children of the Sunday school enjoyed a r filmstrip, Chucky, ' the Chipmunk and taro films., illustrated by Mrs. Annie Velloton, on the Easter Story and The Lost Sheep, Mrs. Vellorton . did the line drawings in Good News for Modern Man. ' Personal .. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Worthington, Kitchener, spent the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow. Mr, and Mrs_ Robert Graves, .St.• Thomas visited Tuesday with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Otto,Walker. Visitors at the same home on Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cockwill, Dash-, wor0r. , Cagratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Scott on the arrival of their baby boy on Monday. Work has begun on the,.pariel- ling in the baiement of the church. r• The family of Mr. and. Mrs. Otto Walker held a gathering at their parent's home on Easter. Guests the previous Monday were. Mrs. Jack McGhee and family, London and Joanne Currie, Dor- chester. Sunday visitors with .Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riehl and boy's, Seebach's Hill and Mrs. John Jefferson, Cromarty, The March meeting of the Dublin W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Joe Dorsey. • Mrs. Charles Friend introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Brian Rickman of Cromarty. She spoke on the Metric System. She told about length, weight, liquid and area measure also Celsius temperatures. Mrs. Joe Looby thanked her and presented her with a gift. Judy Dorsey, Patti O'Rourke and Nancy Gooder then enter- tained with aheir guitar and sang -"Oh What a Beautiful Sunday" and "1 Can See Clearly Now." Janice Murray then gave her talk on Shoplifting. . Mrs. Wilfred Annis conducted the meeting. 12 members and '1 visitor, answered ther roll call. Pennies for friendship were cone-Md.' A donation was given to the Children's Aid Society. Plans were made to entertain different W.I. groups in April- . Household hintS were given by Mrs. Lloyd Barker. Mrs. Gordon AikenSahanked everyone for the cards, flowers sent to her during ,her recent illness. Mrs. R. S. Aikens gave courtesy remarks. Lucky. cup winner was Mrs: Ann Burchill. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Charles Friend and Mrs. Lloyd Barker. Mrs. mary Jordan. London, spent Easter with her family here in Dublin. Stylish stitch Meeting 5 of the •Stylish Stitchers was held at the home of Mrs. Moylan on March 18. Each member suggested plans for achievement day and decided n o ....\,3 the title "Planning a Shopping Trip". Mrs. Moylan showed how to make a hand made, buttonhole. Each girl made...one. Each girl was suppose to complete their. Dan Costello. With Mr. Don MacRae for Faster were Mr. and. Mrs. Bruce Hallman of Kitchener and Mr. and Mts. J.D. MacRae and Jennifer of London. Mr. Ralph. Dill. of Stratford visited with Fr. GOrta Dill on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Butters of Guelph spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs, Dan O'Rourke. Mr. and Mrs. John- Keene of Toronto visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Murray. ,. Tessie Costello. Debbie spent Easter with Mrs. spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Joe McLaughlin of Manley. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer grandchildren all spent the and Jill spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nolan. . Mr, and Mrs Garry Sararas of London and their sons and holidays at their home in Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. John Cronin and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Emm children of Sylvan Lake, Alta. are and daughter of Mitchell spent visiting friends and relatives here Faster with, Mr. and Mrs. Joe and .in Stratford. Eckert. Mr. and nits, Joe O'Reilly have Mr. Tom Feeney of London . returned front a holiday in spent Easter with his brothers Louis and Either and family of Jacksonville, Florida spent the past week with Mrs. Rose Stapleton. fr. Jack Costello and tr. Lever of Windsor spent Easter with Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. D,an Williams Jack mcCarthy. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney spent Easter with Mrs. Marion Kelly and family at Kinkora. We are sorry to report Mr. Paul DeKroon suffered a severe heart attack and is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Steve Maloney and family and Mrs. Mary Feeney spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Overdulne in Trenton. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary, ' Karen and Kevin of don spent Easter with Mrs. ran Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gro h k and family of Zurich spent Easter with Mr.' and Mrs. James McQuaid. Mrs. Martin Purcell and Mary Lyn of Kitchener visited her mother Mrs. Jack McIver. . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray spent Easter with their daughters in Windsor. Mr. Dan Matthews is a patient in Seaforth Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gallant and Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Pinsonneault of Windsor visited Mrs. Jack McIver. Miss Margaret McLaughlin Florida. Brother JciSeph McQuaid of Uxbridge visited relatives here list week. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Murray and girls of Scarborough spent Easter with the former's parents, SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINE CHINA IFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 521-0270 • Ruston, of Victoria, Road,' Ont. where they also visited Mrs. Ruston's mother who is a patient in Lindsay Hospital after suffering a severe stroke. Visiting over the weekend with Mrs. Jean Dill were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warren, Jim and Mark from Stratford also with Mrs. Dill for Easter was Mr. N ick Bhatt from Brantford 4 Ontario. Sister Agnes Coyne of Strathroy visited for 'a few days with Alicia and Matt Coyne. Miss Betty Pinder of Hibbert visited with her friend Miss Cathy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. eter Maloney spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Morrison at Kinkora. Mrs.CArmen Fadden, Jim save and Lynne and Miss Cindy McKenna of Toronto visiteed last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney. Miss Theresa Ryan of London spent Easater, with her mother, Mrs, Mary K. Ryan and sister Alice. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckert am family' of Cambridge' spent Easter with Mrs. Gertie Kramers. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costello, Anne-Marie, Cathy and Latira of Kingston visited with Mrs. Melva Murray and Mrs.. Tessie Costello ers plan page *Showing how their com- pleted costume would fit into their wardrobe. Meeting 6 of the StyliSh Stitchers was held at Mrs, Moylan's on March 25. Margo le showed how to make tailor tacks instead of basting. ;Some of the girls worked on their blouses while others practised a button- hole.