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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-04-15, Page 8SADYE Al THE EASTER PARTY — Sadye Watson of Egmondvilteis only 14 months' old but she enjoyed Saturday morning's Easter Party at the-Libratv with • the rest of them. Sadye's babysitter is her cousin (Staff Photo) James. Amanda Friends, neighbors and relatives of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gordon gathered at- Family Patadise on Friday evening, April 9 to help .celebrate .their silver wedding anniversary. Mr- and Mrs. Gordon were married in Toledo, Ohio. Mrs,. Gordon was the 'former Eva Wager, daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs..Del Wager of Missouri, Wisconsin. Jack is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.Robert Gordon. Lunch was _served catered by the Walton. .Women's institute, SEAFORTH JEWELLERS for DIAMONDS WATCHES .IFWELLERY, FINE CHINA GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION All Types of Repairs Vhotle 527-0270 wedding cake was also served. Mr. 440 Mrs, Gordon were called to the olatfcgclm. when. Joyce Gordon spoke, a fewmords ;of congratulations. The' happy couple received many lovely gifts, card% and an envelope of money. Both • Eva and Jack expressed their'. thanks to everyone for making it such a memorable evening for them. The evening was spent dancing to the music of Howard Smith's Orchestra from Brussels. ••••••• • losedGoadFriday,OpenThursday ordwilormsmaiumr- April 15, 'till 9 p.m. • 4PaWm0AWAWe.NA.,,' • APRIL 1$, MI ,..„,..,...convener, gave a reading on "The ' s Ressurection Message". During - the meeting with the league annual meeting of St. James' Cat** Women's League held in the; school last Tueday. Mrs. the illness of president, Mrs. Ray Alvinsimale presided, owing to ' The Visiting committee for linteliinson; Fr.Laragh opened home and served lunch following a funeral. four visits were made to the sick. World Day of Prayer, offered to following Confirmation and Mrs. and Miss Irene O'Sullivan. March members took part in the Life Convener reported that lunch had been served in the school Peter Jansen, Community Life convener, reported that twenty- Masses for deceased members, said the Rosary at the funeral April will be MrS. Nora Maloney prayer. ,Mis. John Maloney, spiritual &pot luck stIpper preceded the Mrs. Maurice Huard, Christian Sirector - Fr. Laragh; Past Tresident - Mrs. Hutchinson; • Mrs. Smale then conducted the resolutionsconvener, Mrs. James on by the delegates to the. religious articles were read by the Devereaux. These will be voted Diocesan Con;zention to be held in, Sarnia May 11 and 12. Connolly; Corresponding Secre, giving their reports. On behalf of with the executive and conveners expressed thanks to everyone who had helped to make the year year. Elected were: Spiritual Secretary - Mrs. Michael. Treasurer - Mrs. Ken Vincent. Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. 'Smale so successful and presented Fr. Laragh with a cheque for the parish. election of officers for the coming - President - Mrs. Ewart Wilson; Vice Presidents - Mrs. Huard, Mrs. Henry Schwarz; Recording tary- Mrs. Herman HOste; . The annual• meeting followed Resolutions re raising age to Fr. Laragh installed the officers twenty years for alcohol, and welcomed them. Mrs. Wilson improving the quality of the thanked the membeis and asked " media and desecration of for their continued cooperation. kilbarchan notes Enjoy armchair tour of British Isles have returned from a holidaS? in Florida. Mr. McDonald has returned to his home in Brucefield. Mrs. Lenny Stinnissen has returned from Amsterdam, Holland, where she visited on the occasion of her mother's birthday celebration. Rev. M. E. Redber took the devotional this week. He read the Scripture from St. Luke's when Jesus started on his mi nistry. H e came fo Galilee armed with the power of the Spiritof the Lord. • Rev, Reuber brought his daughter Miss Anne Reuber who has been teaching in Kanazawa. she has been in Japan 31/2 years. She had several slides which she had taken in Japan. She, had one picture ota fairly ,heavy snowfall, - contrary to a geceral idea.. The way the Japanese use their fans gives one the idea it has a very warm climate. Anne tells us it gets' very cold. One picture of her class showed them with coats on. Anne was employed by the United Church of Canada and most of her slides were of the class of girls to which she taught English. The tables are so' low the children sat on the floor. Their summer uniforms were like our old middy and skirt outfits, a navy skirt, white middy and navy collar' which we would call a sailofcollar in navy; • A grOup had a hand-bell choir with which they shake the various bells to ring in hatmony.They also had a Yoga Club in which they balanced standing on their heads. They go to camp and learn crafts like tie dyed-shirts. The church minister, Rev. Kikuchi has been in the church, here. A niece dime of our residents, Mrs. Lantz. Linda Page of ,• Sudbury went to Japan the same Recent visitors have been: dine as Anne. She.is back in her With Mrs. Mary. Malcolm, Mr. home and she and Anne keep in and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm touch. So much has been sung Mitchell, Mr. Keith M alcolm, Toronto. Mrs. Baldys Balfour, Mrs. Mabel Higgerson, Mitchell and Mr, and Mrs.' Ross. Gordon and Vicki. With Miss Turnbull: Mrs. Mary Pryde,Exeter, Mr. H. Barry, "Shadeview", Dashwood, Miss Marilyn Hillis, Tillsonburg, Misses Bess and Peg Grieve, Egmondville, Mrs. Marilyn Duizer MacDonald and son, Shane, Clinton. Marilyn was a former member of the staff. Mr. and Mrs. David Longstaff [Part one] On Monday afternoon Mrs. Helen Wilbee, a valued member of our staff, took us on a very interesting trip - through the British Isles. She brought along the slides which Tom had taken showing the highlights of the trip. It was quite evident that Tom & Helen had done their homework well before they-statte&out- and had the main points which they wanted to see, fixed in their minds historically and . had studied these places well. One day Helen saw a pile ofEnglish magazines on . my side table-A friend , had ,subscribed this very beautiful magazine "In Britian" for me. , Knowing they were planning a trip to the BritiSh Isles, I said take all you want and study them. Helen gives Toni the credit for planning the .trip, using these magazines. My advice to anyone travelling abroad., would be • to have a definite plan in ,mind and . know exectly what you want to see and work on it. I must confess I left all the planning to my brother., 'He did very well but when I see pictures like Tom's ,I realize there are many things of interest I missed. 'Of, course •as one gets older interests change. Some go in for cathedrals and palaces and others for country villages and scenes of rural life. Tom and Helen covered all, these points of interest. They hired a car and went to see what they wanted to see. They covered all well, Tom, being an amateur photo,grphaer, was able to specialize on all the slides which gave them a professional flavour. The rich colouring lighting was very special. ' (Will be continued in Part 2) * ** * about the cherry blossoms. Apparently these cherries are floral only and don't bear fruit. I'th sure this work triuM present quite a challenge *hen they have to learn the new lanivage'. Plays are used in some cases to learn' , the language. Anne lives M a, housewith one room which'by our standards is small, but her pupils think if is large. There are as many as thirty pupils in it sometimes. Anne is very interested and dedicated to her work. Gorcipps celebrate 2-5th annivers9ry Members wished to provide Easter flowers for the Altar and to give an Easter lily to the Sisters, The annual clothing drive fOr ,the St. Vincent De Paul Society will take place on April 24 and 25. A High, Mass in hollow of Our Lady of 'Good' Counsel will be offered before the meeting on M ay 4 and Members will participate in saying the Rosary at the May Devotions. Following. Devotions 'on the first Sunday in M ay, certificates will"be presented to the children who have received their First 'Holy Communion. On behalf of all the members, Mrs. Joseph McConnell moved a vote of thanks to Father Laragh for all his encouragement during the past year. DAVE HEIMPEL DECORATING Painting,Papering,.Light Carpentry; Floor Sanding and Refinishing Industrial, Commenial and Residential STRATFORD WM. 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