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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-06-12, Page 11• .„ • , lielated::hirthtio ireetingsi..to 40140004 wh9.00ichratC4h4 hitiNay ',On June • .Otf . Ittotit.tr:uftPonm: the Church scork.0. was con. Don. tte.4 0...*0011 14400 Church, with Who higcheil accompanying Qir the .010. Davis, Wilk:4041e and Edna Anderson,. 'Exeter visited with Minnie Squire; • Charles pisher,. Exeter visited with . Louise MiteltelL ' Rose Pyke visited with Anna- f filling. Mrs. Alin Mooney visited with William pauncey: Mr. , and Mrs. George Montieth, Toronto visited with Mrs. M ontieth. Keith and Doris Leonard, Willowdale visited with Clara Featherston. . Mervin and Irene Dunn visited with Veralammie.,•Ruby Miners., Louise Mitchell and Bernice Lavery. John McDougall visited with Bella Drover. Clarence Smillie visited with his nintiter, Mil aty'49,90v i13. visited with her ther,Wiifred cnodwin, Dorothy' *Woe) .00Oct:with *iv! Prititua, Mrs: McP0nAid. and ,daughter" visited with her husband Roy and they fought him ,a birthday Cake to help celebrate ivfOnday '.'aftranan, quislion 1WOrled, WOMPTI of EA-Itcr entertained;, hy .. taking some of the 00tIcntn.'.f.nt - an. . afternoon drive to Hayfield:: Registet Stanleli Twp. rec prootam The recently formed Stanley township recreation board invite interested "boys" and "girls" of all ages to register for SnInMer softball antAfor soccer. RegiStratitin will be held at Huron Centennial School, Bruce- field, Friday, June 13 at 7 p.m. Volunteers to assist in coaching, and managing are needed. 'Any interest and help will be appreci- ated Work these rear-mounted cultivators all day at high speeds Int. Harv. No. 353 4 Row (Rolling) Kongskilde 4-6-8 Row Lliston -6 Row (Rolling) See us now for precision cultivation ent • FATHER 'DAY Give your Dad a La -z-boy Rocker Recliner at a special FATHERS' DAY PRICE WE HAVE A LARGE . SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM AT ' BOX FURNITURE Phone 527-0680 Seaforth Be A Centennial Booster Join These1200 CLUB Members 1st PRIZE $1,000.00 2nd PRIZE - $500.00 5 PRIZES of $25.00 each ONLY 1200 MEMBERS Tickets $10.00 Only 16 Days Left Commercial HOTEL SEAFORTH TORONTO DOMINION BANK SEAFORTH G.A.Whitney Furniture J. R. WRIGHT Accounting Service CROWN HARDWARE For Gifts Souvenirs JACK & JILL SHOP Main St., SEAFORTH CHAPMANS Restaurant For Home Cooked Meals GEO. SILLS & SONS SEAFORTH SEAFORTH JEWELLERS SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET Jim Crocker FAMILY FOOTWEAR WRIGHT CHEV-OLDS. .Bob & Betty's VARIETY STEWART BROS. FRANK KLING LTD. SEAFORTH Automotive U.A.P. STEDMANS Sc to $1.00 SEAFORTH SEARS SEAFORTH CANADIAN TIRE SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP. THE HURON EXPOSITOR BUY YOUR TICKET NOW DRAW TO BE HELD SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1975 •+, REMEMBERED BY STUDENTS — The Grade. 8 class from St. James' School were busy little good-will ambassadors for Seaforth When they visited Ottawa last week. Besides meeting the governor general, the class, Here represented. by Mary H ak and Bob Jansen, gave Seaforth Centennial souvenirs to Huron MP Bob McKinley. News of Van Relates experiences while in Nigeria Correspondent area, so they spent most of their Mrs. Bill Chessel time visiting the many settle- Mrs. Bev. Hill 'presided for the ments. Each village had a June meeting of the United closely-knit family atmosphere, Church Women and opened with and the people were very proud, of a poem "Continue with A Grin". anyone who went abroad for The worship service with Group 2 higher education. She told of in charge, had a Father's Day some very amusing experiences, theme. Hymn 394 was sung and too. Mrs. Aldie Mustard led in prayer. During the business period, the Scripture from Proverbs 31' was group was reminded of the read by Mrs. Chas/. Kalbfleish. old-fashioned church service and Mrs. Sherlock Keyes read a poem potldck 'supper on June 22, wits "A Walk in the Woods with Goshen members joining. The Children and Dogs". Mrs. Geo. congregation encouraged to wear Wilson also gave readings includ- clothing which would have been ing "I've Got a Dad". appropriate fifty years ago. Mrs. Alex Taylor spoke on her The members of Varna and experience as the wife of a Goshen United Churches met missionary in Nigeria after World together in Goshen Church on War It. They lived at first under Sunday. A special Communion very primitive conditions, in a Service observing the Fiftieth house with a thatched roof and no Anniversary of Union was held, electricity. Their only water as it was on June 10, 1925, in supply was river water which had Mutual S treet Arena in Toronto, to be filtered and sterilized for that union formally took place. drinking. Special music was provided by Transportation was by bicycle the choir and by, Tom and Paul or canoe, but mostly on foot. Robinson with Tom at the organ Theirmission.ffeld c.overedoi„,wide patu.00Pau10#34ingivtheflute As announced elsewhere, the Carmel WMS Stanley Recreation Committee is having baseball registration and has anniversary practice for people of all ages at Huron Centennial School on Correspondent Friday, June 13 at 7:00 p.m. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Correction In a recent list of students on the Honour Roll in the SDHS news, the name of Grade 12 student Ellen Stewart was omitted from the list. The Expositor regrets the error. 4 Brucefield Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry Mr. and Mrs. Etivin Sillery, Brucefield and Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Williamson, Walton motored to North Bay last week to attend the 25th OMSSA Convention. Dublin Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Smith on Sunday were Mrs. Hubert of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hubert, Stephen Cleo and Paul of-Clinton and Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Smith, Cathy, Cindy and Shelly spent Friday camping at Pine Lake. . The 28th annual Riley reunion was held Sunday 'afternoon in the Hensailpark with 62 in atten- dance. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jepson and Mr. and Mrs.Robert Steckle were in charge of the sports. Winners were -- races, boys 1-3, Scott and Steven' Boa; 4-6 - Chris Harburn; girls 4-6 - Bannie - Jepson; girls 7-9 Susan Har- burn; boys 7.9 Gordon Riley; boys 10.12— Ken Riley; girls 10-12 - Connie Riley; boys 12-15 - Andy Riley; young woman's race - Ruth Harburn. Boys over 16 - Bob Riley; Ladies kick-the-slipper - Marlene Fraser; young men kick-the- slipper - Bob Riley; balloon relay - Ken and Ronald Riley; oldest lady Present - Mrs. Lily Harburn of Mitchell; eld'es't man ,-, William -JF,arr of Stratford; youngest child; dren - Steven and Scott Boa. Latest married couple - Robert and Linda Steckle. There was a candy scramble for the children 6 and under. It was decided to hold the reunion again next year at the Hensall 'park the second Sunday in June. Officers for 1976 are: President - Dave Smale, Vice-President - Ted Harburn; Secretary - Susan Riley; Treasurer - Elizabeth Harburn; Sports Committee , - Glenn and Doreen Harburn, John • and Geraldine Eckel. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Roberts and family, Mr. William H. Essery, Exeter and Miss Ruth • Capstick of Guelph attended the . convocation of James W. Roberts who graduated in "Engineering Technology" at Kitchener. Kippen Kippen Kippen East held • a very successful Bake Sale in Joynt's Store on June 7. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter in Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cooper and family, Grenville, B. C. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Cooper. The education meeting of Kipper' East W. 1. will be held in "the Legion Hall on June 18 at 8:30 1015n. The roll call is "Find a flew word or pay a penalty". Mrs. Wm. Bell will give the motto and covene the lunch. The guest 'speaker, Mrs. A. Cooper will comment on Institutes in Scot- land. Members are reminded of the bus trip June 16 SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELLERY, FINECHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Phone 527-0270 Correspondent Unit IV of Henfall U.C.W. Mrs. Joyce Pepper Unit IV of Hensall U. C. W. met Hensall United Church was Thursday afternoon with 24 pre- filled Sunday morning for the sent. Mrs. McAllister opened the service of celebration marking the meeting with a poem "Heart Gifts", which was followed by a 50th' anniversary of the United Church of Canada, and the 127th hymn with Mrs. Mickle anniversary of the Hensall accompanying on the piano. The congregation. Guest speaker for devotional was taken by Mrs. the event was Mr. Jack BurkhardtShaddick from Hebrews. "Hear- newsman and broadcaster of ing and heeding" we must be CFPT T.V. , London. He chose as responsible for not heeding the warning on the road of life. She his sermon topic "We should see read a prayer for the aged and Jesus - in a new style of life". closed with a prayer for the sick He said if sinners are looking and lonely. Mrs. Erratt for righteousness, there is only introduced the speaker Mrs. one place to go and that is to the Shirley Lather who took for her Lord. Today people come to Jesus topic "Faith and works". She seeking for identity and a reason read from James 2, faith and for being. He suggested that we works go hand in, hand, faith should seek Jesus in a new style without works is dead.' True faith .of life and be expandable in the love of God. We need fellowship will always express itself in works with other Christians. The diffi- of love. Mrs, Erratt and Mrs. cUlty most )%f us face today is to. Flynn took up the offering which put our religion into action, and was dedicated by Mrs. McAllis- too many of us lack the courage ter. Mrs. Sherritt gave the when it comes to talking about financial report. The unit report- our faith. ed 82 visits made to sick and Guest soloist was Miss Elaine shut-ins. A delightful lunch was Westlake of Zurich, who sang "1 served by the committee in Asked the Lord", accompanied charge. on'the organ by Mrs. Turkheim. Unit II Hensall U.C.W. The combined Hensall and The June meeting of Unit II of Chiselhurst... 'choir sang the Hensall U. C.W . was held anthem "Ye Servants: of GOd". Monday eveninga 1 the Church. The baskets of flowers placed in Pearl Passmore. chaired the the churchivere from the funeral meeting and opened with' a poem on Friday of thelate William "Eventide." Deanna, Brock gave Soldan, and the flowers on the the devotional using as the theme pedestals were from the wedding "Kindness". Several hymns were Friday evening of Ron 'Harvey sung with Fran Mickle and June Maxwell. accompanying on the piano. Next Sunday, June 15 will be Scripture was read from Children's Day service. Sunday Ephesians. Mrs. Edith Bell on the School sessions are over now until piano and her daughter Sylvia on September. the guitar. favoured with several WILLIAM C. SOLDAN lovelmelections. The roll call was William C. Soldan of Hensall answered by members' with a passed away in South Huron "highlight from 1974". _Grace Hospital, Exeter June 3rd in his Drummond conducted the MI7SOVarT is *siirylvgi.tb; lips responsible for flowers' in business and announced that Unit J1st year. wife, the former Nora Follick and the.Church for August, and also daughter Mrs. John Hendrich announced that the U.C.W. 50 (Ruth) of Mount Forest; Mrs. Robert (Jean) Phillips of Toronto; a son William Jr. of Hensall. A son Earl predeceased him in December, 1974, Also surviving are brothers John Soldan, Zurich and Roy Soldan, Centralia; sisters: Mrs. Elsie Case, Hensall and 'Mrs. Bertha Mason, London and nine grandchildren.. Funeral service was held Fri- day from the Bonthron Funeral Home St 2:00 p.m. conducted by. Rev. Don Beck. Interment , in Exeter Cemetery. spolisbrs, reunion ' Mclllroy of White Rock, B. C. and Guests from First Presbyferian Mrs. Ella Jewitt, Don, Ken and Church Sedforth; CAvan Church,. Steven of Seaforth visited with Exeter, St. Pauls Anglican Mr: and Mrs'. Bill Dowson and Church, Arnold Circle and Home family on Thursday. Helpers of Carmel ChurchQ Varna 4-H Meeting - June 2 attended the Anniversary service Meeting 3 began with the 4-H in Carmel Presbyterian Church, pledge. The roll call was to Hensall Tuesday evening. consist of the new vegetables The President, Mrs. Florence • planted, in each member's gar- Hyde welcomed the ,guests and den. Our secretary, Laura opened the meeting with remarks Taman, read the minutes. Mrs. from the Church Centennial Kate Keys explained' garden "Remembrance , Renewal, , culture and answered questions Response". Mrs. Ruby Bell and in discussion material. Mrs.-Emma Campbell were in charge of the devotional the theme of which was "Adventures in Faith" taken by Mrs. Ruby Bell. Mrs. Emma Campbell read the scripture and lead in prayer. Mrs. Blanche Dougall and Mrs. Edith Bell sang vocal duets accompanied by Miss Linda Bell. Misses Sylvia Bell and Linda Bell played selections on guitar and pirmo.$ Mrs. Florence Hyde introduced the guest . speaker, Gwen Whilsmith of Exeter, who spoke on "Remembering". Mrs. Tory Soldan gave complimentary remarks. Mrs. Maggie Campbell had the honor of cutting the Birthday Cake. * ' The meeting closed with a social hour. year spoons were available. She also gave a report on the business meeting held before the general meeting in May. Much discussion was held on a project for the U.C.W. Irene Blackwell gave the study using the United Church Observer and reading articles on theModerator of the United Church Wilbur Howard. Pearl thanked everyone who had taken a part in the meeting, and closed with a poem "The blessings of God" and the benediction. Hostesses Peggy Forrest and Sadie Hoy served lunch. United Church marks 50th anniversary event Correspondent Mrs. Bertha MacGregor Mrs. Lorne Hay returned home from a trip to Vancouver. Mrs. Hazel McEwen under- went surger in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lonabnlast week. Mrs. Bertha MacGregor and Mrs. F. G. Bbnthron were recent visitors with Rev. W. A. Young and Mrs, Young in Elora.