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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-04-17, Page 7at i/Vaton Hymn s. gin is toP We are now.avaiiable paperhanging and painting. Call us for an estimate. GARY BAN NON Paint & Paper 527-1582 Calgary,'Alta, • wlioro be :will. be omploy,P4 for ti)o next 'few months, following a .Ooq-0-,lin has completed at Fansbowp ra!,atsOn ..wOloatcr Of :011otiin...':y1s04' N'It•,::4101:'411,.. ,#140hoi.:.•.404.. boys.• . • ,---j 12"x57" Villa, Church Missions, Cancer Society, Heart Foundation and Lutheran World Relief. DONALD STEWART CURRIE Donald Stewart Currie of Brampton,, died after a brief illness at Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto on Thursday, April 3, 1975. He was born in Morris Township, the son of the late.Mr. and Mrs. Russel Currie, His residence was Brussels until 1961 when he moved to Brampton, Ontario. Predeceased by his wife, the former Janet McLean, he is survived by three sons, Barry of London, John of Orangeville and Douglas of Brampton. He is also survived by a sister Mrs. Allan (Betty) McCall of Walton and ,three grandchildren, Cheryl and Rhonda of Orangeville, and Jamie of Brampton. The body rested at the M. L. Watts Funeral Home, Brussels, until Monday, April 7 'when funeral services conducted by Rev. Le Drew were held at 1:30 p.m. Temporary entombment was in Brussels Cemetery Chapel with burial later at Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers were Tom Pletch, Tom G arniss, Jack Lowe, Joe Brewer, Bill Stephenson and Al Logan. The Weyer bearers were Ross Duncan and Graham Work. GENERAL ACCOUNTING SERVICE INCOME TAX Returns prepared. Accoun ing Assistance for Small Businesses. J. R. WRIGHT 76 Market Street Box 542, Seaforth PHONE 527-1036 3 on Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The April meeting of the Walton U.C.W, Unit was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Herb Traviss with 24 members present. Mrs. Nelson Reid opened the meeting with a poem folloWed by hymn, "In the Cross of Christ I Glory" with Mrs. Herb Traviss at the organ. The story of Jesus appearing to his Disciples was read and hymn, "The Day of Resurrection" was sung. Meditation, "Where seek ye the Christ" was read. Hymn, "Jesus Christ is risen to-day" was followed with prayer by Mrs. H. Traviss. Mrs. Stewart Humphries gave the topic "Praise Ye the Lord in Song". Hymns take a special place in our devotions. Authors and writers of hymns were spoken of and some of the hymns were mentioned. Suggestions, for enjoyment of singing hymns were summed up (1) Sing all hymns, (2) Join with congregation as frequently as you can, (3) Let n of weakness or weariness hinder you, (4) Sing lustily and with a good courage, (5) Above all sing spiritually. Have an eye to God in every word you sing. Aim ,at pleasing Him more than yourself so shall your singing be such as the Lord will approve of. The rest of the meeting was taken over by the President, Mrs. Wm. Thamer, she thanked the different members who had taken part. The minutes were read by Mrs. Howard Hackwell, followed by the roll call. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Murray Smith. In the business, anyone that would like to subscribe for the Upper Room should call Mrs, Torrence Dundas. Names of people wanting Centennial • spoons and gins were taken. It was, announced that the 8th and 16th unit will hold their ham supper on May 4th in the church basement. Mrs: Don Achilles, Mrs. Frank Kirk and Mrs. Dave Collins are to do the collecting for a shower on Saturday evening: Mrs. Herb' Traviss spoke about the Centennial Book when • pictures of the congregation are to be taken. In charge are Mrs: so Nelson Marks and Mrs. Etnefeere t Mitchell with MrsAton Bennett as helper. Mrs. Ralph Traviss and egiMrs. Walter Belivley are to attend a meeting Monday to look after the planning. The Anniversary Committee are seeking pictures for a Centennial display which are to be given to Mrs. Allan Searle or Mrs. Nelson Reid. Lunch was served by Mrs. NeEson Marks, Mrs. Arthur Heard and' Mre. Frank Kirkby. The U.C.W. Easter Thankoffering The United Church Women held their Easter Thankoffering service at Duff's United Chttrch, Walton on Sunday evening with a large attendance; with, visiting churches from Brussels,Blyth, Seaforth, Winthrop and Belgrave. The ushers were Mrs. Cliff Ritchie and Mrs: Ken McDonald. Mrs. Neil Mccavin • the U.C.W. President, opened with the Call to Worship, "Easter is a Festival". Hymn, "Praise the Lord Ye Heavens Adore Him" was sung .a ompanied by the organist s. Ian Wilbee. Mrs, Don A les assisted Mrs. Neil McGav n in a candlelighting servic commemorating the Easter season. Hymn, "The Day of Resurrection" was followed by a selection by the BelgraveMen's Choir led by Rev. J. Roberts. The offering was received by Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mts.Wm. Thamer, Mrs. Martin Baan and Mrs. Murray Smith and dedicated by Mrs. Neil McGavin, followed by prayer and a welcome to all that had turned out, and especially to the Men's Choir. Rev. Docken welcomed Rev. John, Roberts of Belgrave who again directed the choir when they sang. Praise ,the Lord. Rev. Roberts /spoke on the "Message of Easter" he was thanked by Mrs. W. Bewley. McKillop Unit The McKillop. Unit of • the U.C.W. of Duff's Church, Walton met last Wednesday evening at the home of Misses Ethel and Tennie Dennis, Seaforth with 13 members and 3 visitors present. Mrs. C. Wey opened the devotions with the "Call to Worship", hymn "As Cpmes the Breath of Spring" was sung followed b§" prayer. Mrs. M. Hackwell read the 23rd Psalm. ( The scripture was taken from John 20: 1.18 and was read by Mrs. D. Watson. Mrs. C. Wey gave the meditation. Mrs. J. Burch gave the topic on Nellie McClung in the form of a skit. Those taking part were Mrs. MsWackwell, Mrs. D. Watson, MiVM. Dennis, Mrs. D. Dennis, Mrs. C. Wey and Mrs. J. Burch. Mrs. C. Wey read a reading "God Speaks to Women Today". Hymn "Women of God, Arise" was sung. Offering was taken by Mrs. M. Hackwell. Mrs. C. Wey read a reading "Prayer in a Jet Age" closing this part of the meeting, with prayer. Mrs, K. Dennis presided for the business period. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. 0. McNichol. Rell call was answered by everyone's opinion on "How Can 'a Parent Best Co-operate with Teachers". Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. M. Hackwell, Mrs. M. Dennis closed the meeting with prayer. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. S. McCall, Mrs. Schade, Mrs. Walker and the hosteses Ethel and Tennie Dennis. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Fraser ,,,,have received word from Carelln and Gerald Sullivan where he wen the Commonwealth Scholarship and `attended a luncheon at the British Council Headquarters where he was introduced to the Queen. They also telephoned her parents, a week ago Sunday from London. England where they are presently residing. Mrs. Don McDonald is a patient in the Stratford General Hospital, we wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ritchie and Allison of Zaelandia, Sask. have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDonald, the McDonald family. and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krautcr of Dwight, Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kreuter of Atwood also visited at the Jim McDonald home. The Institute euchre is scheduled for this Friday evening due to the storm the euchre two weeks ago was cancelled. Plans will be made at the annual meeting this Wednesday evening for Dessert Euchre April 28th. Week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ritchie were: Mr. and Mrs. Don Krick , Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ritchie of Hamilton. They all attended the Belmore Maple Syrup Festival on Saturday. Mr., and Mrs..Charlie Ritchie and Allison of Zael4ndie, Sask.,' also spent a few days recently at the home of Cliff and IvIrs.ritchie. Mrs. Martha Sholdice of Huronview, Clinton, visited on the weekend with the Sholdice and Nvilbee family and attended the Thankoffering service Sunday evening at Duff's United Church. Mr.' and Mrs.David Brady and baby daughter have moved to Hagersville. They spent the week end 'at ,the W.J.Leerning home, and visited Mrs. Leeming who is a patient in the Seaforth Community Hospital. John Leeming' haS left for CEDAR LUMBER Cedar is a superior choice for outdoor use because it naturally • resists moisture and insect damage. LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Regular Price 139.59 SPRING STORAGE SHED 687- An economical solution to your storage problems. Easy to assemble with just a screwdriver. Measures 8 1/2 'Wx7',Dx6 1/2 'H. Save on larger models, too! 12564 EARLYaBIRDI peeiald_ Protect your, property.and privacy with a durable steel fence from Saveway. ' Choose panels prefinished in White or Redwood. 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