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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-23, Page 6rtT Ia! * 1111 ,Q111 M' SEPT LMBER '3, 19.71 dings BLAKE -- FRASER On Friday evening, September 3, Dianne Fraser and' Philip Blake were united in marriage during a candelight service at St. Ambrose Church, Brussels. Father Nolan and Rev. Ed. Baker officiated at the double -ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Doug. Fraser, R.R.#2, Blyth, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Blake, R.R.#2, Brussels. Mrs. Rose Loomans, Seaforth, was matron of honour. Bridesmaids were Miss Cheryl Fraser and Mrs. Carolyn Sullivan, sisters of the bride, and Miss Julie Blake and Miss Joyce Blake, sisters of of the groom. Piet Loomans, Seaforth, was groomsman. Ushers were Clayton Fraser, brother of the bride, Bob Blake and Jim Blake, brothers of the groom, and Bruce McDonald, Kitchener. Soloists were Dena and Deb Wey, and the organist was Mrs. Ian Wilbee. The wedding reception was held at Brodhagen Community Centre. Guests were present from London, Kitchener, Cambridge, Toronto, Chatham, London, England, Brussels, Seaforth and surrounding communites. Following a wedding trip to Quebec City, the couple are residing at 75 Old Chicopee: Road, #9, Kitchener, Ontario.' (Photo by Snider Studio) At the first fall meeting of- Egmondville U.C.W., Miss Mae Smith read an interesting essay on the life of the late It Isobel Grahatn, written by Donald Shaw, son of the late Neil Shaw, for many years a minister of Egmondville Church. Miss Gra- ham's father was one of the ,. m-'.rr' • Eamcr .Huronvi,ew h Harry hear was guest soloist at the Sunday morning chapel ,service and was accompanied at the organ by his wife, Gail. The Service was conducted by the Chaplain, Rev. McWhinnie, with Doug Crich at the organ. Marie Flynn, Norman Speir and Lorne Lawson provided the old tyme music for Monday's activities. Three new residnets were welcomed to the Home: Mrs. Underwood, Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love, Of Hensall. The special guest for the ftAllanJohns f earliest ministers, of the first ggtlnondville Kirk and his daugh- ter Hannah Isobel was the first church organist to follow the last precentor. Miss Graham inheritet} her love for music. poetry and .apprecia- tion of arts from be late mother, the former Elizabeth Gouinlock. i e Her writings had an appeal, .to anyone who enjoys simple things of life .expressed in the words `and: style of an artist in her book - Bp of Good Cheer, ' Miss Smith concluded her talk by reading the poem; Take heart and trust and go your way, as guest ,soloist Vancouver B.C., a native of Tuckersmith, and an active volunteer worker in his home community. The Clinton Christian Reform Volunteers assisted "The Pathfinders", a group of seven girls from the Blyth Christlan Reform Church, entertained on Family Night with gospel music. The girls sang several of the older hymns taking different parts and in harmony -- the -favourite being the old spiritual "Steal Away"-. The singers were Darlene Wesselink, Joanne Bakelaar, Jenny Reinink, • • Emmy Monkes, Jo -Ann Passchier, Anita and Jenny Datema. Miss Pearl Gidley expressed the appreciation of the residents. The Crediton Women's Institute were hosts for the September birthday party. Mrs. Norman Eveland was emcee for the afternoon. Mrs. Don Finkbeiner, Lois Hodginsy,� Otis Sawyer, Ross and Nola Love provided the program. Gifts were presented to the twenty-seven celebrants • Ready to do the task assigned, For God is With. you, .day ley Bax, And in His presence, you shall find Strength. and refreshment joy. for Pain • - No.work for Him is done in vain, Take heart and trust the Saviour's voice Is calling us to paths untrod, Look up, reach out, believe, rejoice Before us stretch the hills of God. There dawns a brighter happier day, Take heart and trust Love leads the way. Mrs. Ken Carnochan very ably lead the devotions entitled The Lords Return. Mrs. Roy McGonigle and Mrs. Erlin Whit- more read scripture portions. Mrs. Russell Miller read an interesting reading ''Life sends a Bill." Mrs. Earl Papple chaired the business -of the meeting which included a. Huron Perth Presby- terial "Alert" flyer from the May 2b eeting held at Kitkton. An invitation to the 15th Huron -Perth Pres�fyterial East Huron Regional Rally at North Side Church, Seaforth on Tuesday, October 5 at 7 • p.m. Thetne - of Mission and Music. Egmondville. • U.C:W, is responsible fb1 gbtaitling ushers. , A letter was read front, Kathryn Tucker, .Box 49, Ketivd, Zambia, Atria, Besting sweaters for d) babies, 1iildren and, young people, The ladies will be cater- ing to a banquet at Huron. Centennial- School on November 4, and packing a bale in Novent-._ her. The meeting concluded with lunch and ai social, half hour. Northside Unit • plans bazaar Northside United Church Unit One met in the sectial-rooms-of the church epi -f3 for a pot luck supper as guests of unit 2. The regional meeting in Northside Church on Oct. 5, the' bazaar on Oct. 16 and a general thankoffering meeting October 26.-' - • The joint devotional program was arranged by Mrs. Dale and Mrs. Hulley. Scripture by Mrs. Hulley was. followed by commentary and Mrs. Scott favoured with an instrumental on the piano and Rev. 3. Ure Stewart gave an interesting and challenging talk. afternoon was ons o �nnmunuunuuuunuuuuiuuulnuinuuuounuynununulliuuuuullllullllmullulmlullunllllullllllunlllllllllllllmunlllnnunuwnmunnununlnuunnru�nuniunwiu�nnnlunnl��nmiaui�ninunnnminil� »nununumnnnumuuunuuIHIIIIIirimImmnr 1.11 MOO WIND W ENN WO" FOOD STORES Prices effective till Tuesday, SEPT 28 NOW/ BUL�Eraoo�mNacooN WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIiIIINUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIV PICK•OF•THE•CROP _ - _ _IIIIMM • MINN, I;J;4 )11114* !s - Nestle Ont. Grown Moe WNW Trip to Afrca fol Iso s 7 ig CELERY STALKS IMMO • MIN ramp iw ..� ' '" Ont. No.1 Toronto = HOT -: = wedding = .•�. = MUSHROOMS' The chapel of Timothy Eaton. MemorialChurch, Toronto was the scene of a pretty wedding on September 18th when William Lapslee Smith and Esme Wales were united in marriage. Following ` the wedding the party which included friends and. relatives, were entertained at the home of the groom's son, Garry Smith. Guests attended from Toronto,Ei Seaforth and New York state. 01.100 Attendants were Bryan Smith, r Best Man, Gary Smith and Patricia Wilson, Matron of honor. The Rev. D. P. Plaskett was the ' officiating clergyman. The bride and groom left for London, England enro.ute to Nairobi, Kenya, Africa. MURRAY — SHEA Sharon Shea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Shea, R.R.#5, Seaforth and Danny Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Murray, R.R.#4, Waltbn, were united in marriage on July 17 at St. Columban Church, St. Columban. Rev. Fr. Oostveen performed the double ring ceremony. 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