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The Huron Expositor, 1978-06-22, Page 6Wooers form 6 -4. THE HURON EXPO T(in, JUNE 22,16 6 lkirnin. , Following the mock wedding, guests added up their scores and Shelley Worsen was the winner. Mrs. Alice flakkers and Mrs. -Betty Archambault joined in a cotton ball spooning contest and . this was won by Betty. The bride WaS escorted to the platform by ,Evelyn de Graf and the bride's mother by Maxine Durnin. Gifts were carried in by Fawn King, Dina Dc Graf and, Pat De Graf, An autographed apron made by Maxine Durnin and decorated by Marie Webster was .presentecl to Helen as a keepsake. Helen opened her gifts • assisted by her mother and thanked her many friends for the gifts. Mrs. Karen Webster was mistress of ceremonies. -Lunch was served by neighbours and friends. Ptiblic Relations meeting was held at 8 p.m: on Wednesday June 14 wjth Genevieve Alf&it a1/4, piano. President • Marjorie Duizer welcomed all with "Happy is a bard thing". Roll call was answered by "Why do I join the WA. each year?' by 23 membersc• • 6 visitors from. Blyth and 7 from Walton. . Secretary-treasurer 'Marjorie Enjoy d uet The W,1. hosted a birthday party for 1-luronview residents when President Marjorie Duizer was M.C. The program included accordian solos by Geneive Allen; solo by -Danny Lear accompanying himself on, guitar, recitations by Myrtle Fairservice, piano solos by Gail Lear, vocal duct by Genevieve Allen and Marjorie Duizer accompanied by Gail Lear piano and guitar ducts by Gail and Danny Lear. • Happy birthday was- sung to residents by request; .a duet by Nelson Lear and • his grandson, Danny. Gifts' were presented to 18 residents having' birthdays in June. • Honouring Senior Citizens at :he United Church, Sunday greeters were Reg Lawson and Jack Tamblyn. Ushers were Kevin Tamblyn, Billy • Jewitt, John Lawson and Bob Jamieson. • Senior citizens went into the church together. Rev. McDonald welcomed all. Anthems by Senior Citizens choir "Lily of the valley" and "Ninety and nine". Rev. McDonald's childreti's story. was "Letting Mother down". Junior teachers were Sandra. Westerhout, Carol Cartwright, and Joan Whyte. Rev. McDonald introduced Rev. George Sach retired minister who had been a missionary in Jamaica now living at Meneset Park, Goderich whose message was "Growing 'old together". flowers on memoriam stand were in loving memory of Jack Medd by his family. Following the service Senior citizens were invited to the manse for lunch and a fellowship together. The senior citizens would like to thank Rev. McDonald for this honour. Next Sunday June 25 will be promotion and award Sunday. - - -The theme is "Gdd's garden" no Sunday school. Open House Wednesday June 28, 2-4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the manse 100th anniversary. Bridal Shower Knox United 'Sunday School Mom was ••attractively decorated •for the bridal shower for Miss Helen Hakkers, bride-elect of the month. -As the guests arrived, they were greeted by Marie Webster, Violet ' Durnin, 'and Margaret Bakker. Seated, the guests had a chance to do a word contest • scramble-Lover's Vocabulary. Barbara Bakker was in charge of a name gathering contest which was won by Mary Anne Rae. Following this a 'mock wedding was presented by -preaCher- E;elyn de Graf, Bride-Marie Webster, Groom-Margar.et Bakker, Bridesmaid-Diane • De Graf, Best Man-Barbara Bakker, father of the bride-Linda Durnin, Mother of the bride-Violet Durnin and Lamenting Lady-Maxine FOUR + TWO CARPET CLEANERS Mobile Steam Cleaning Plant We clean with an in Truck Steam Cleaner Call intandon 452-3412 or in Seaforth, Res. 527-1382 for,free estimate 11111•111 OWN NOM NOM UMW OM. mon IBMS 941•14 WW1 FOOD STORES 0▪ .1111•1 wimp 111.1•11 WEN =NM MN. OMR WNW Imin• IMO NOM MOM =EN 11n 11•11 am. MOM =MO OEM MM. MUM 1 Lb. Pkg. 2 Lb. Bag = Schneiders g SAUERKRAUT ▪ Schneiders Crispycrust Mom MIAMI MOM UMW pima MN* is•Mi MOO 111••• MEM M▪ IN NMI ,1111•11.11 MOO IMO IMO eu •1 ild es boro church Lon of Seaforth,; and treasurer is 4uh Kerr of Belgrave, a., Beginners and experienced spinners and weavers are welcome to attend the, meetings,1 Plans are bixig made for work.* shops to be held in the summer and fall. There to be a nature-dying workshop in. August. 'For further information, in the Seaforth, Blytk, BrusSels' area please call Mrs. McLeod at 527.1199; Mr. Kerr.at 887-9253 or" Mrs. Toni Vos at 523-4294. Weaving is an old craft in the Huron Tract, One of the best known weavers from old is Samuel Pentland, who arrived 'Huron County in 1818, and whose loom is still on diiplay at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. Mrs. Knight said that 'some research in the history of weaving in the Huron Tract may be future project. As Vice president was elected Mrs. Evelyn Hardy, Goderich, Secretary is Mrs. Mary. McLeod Mid . Western Ontario has S. Nuked a new organization; 14 Weavers ' and spinners from Bruce, Huron and Perth counties', 1 Br h i • met recent y n yt , to form the Increased awareness and knew- ledge of the value of liander4fted spinning and weaving, to the public. She said that a guild is an excellent vehicle for local weavers to learn from one another. For that reason there are tentative plans for workshops, first with own talent, but possibly later with outside teachers. honours - its .seni. r ',citizen • "Huron Tract Spinners and . Weavers Guild". M. Ruth Knight of Goderich, the first president of the fledgling organization, said that the 'pur- pose of the guild is to promote an. r- Andersot said communications were fr m Blyth film centre, an i nv it at to to visit A. R. C. industries at Dashwoo.d, a thank you from Clinton Hospital Auxiliary, a bus trip from Auburn to Os'hawa•August 2. Marg Anderson gave report on last Banquet. and• made motion that meals be $4, a' plate. Laurel and Lisa Duizer favoured with a duet • You light up my life- ., thanked all who • helped with Huronview Birthday party. It was moved to give awards to Grade 8• Home Economics and shop work pupils. A sing song was held motto by Doreen Carter on public relations in regard to' W.I.,Barbara Basman sang solo "Look to the rainbow" and "when you wish upon .a star". Dora Shobbrook gave the report on district annual held at Nile on May 29. The July ,meeting will be Agriculture with Robyn Theedom of the Publicity Committee for *ploughing .match. The meeting closed with poem "Sunset" by president. Ticket's sold on a draw donated by Jessie Tebbitt was won by Leona McDonald, Walton. Lunch served by Marg Anderson, Hattie Wood, Annie Vincent. Winthrophas visitors Correspondent Man Hulley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris 'J spent Father's Day -with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wolfcamp, Marsha and Mark, Mitchell. Mr."and Mrs. Bob • Hulley and 'spent Sunday with their s father Otto Walker. Aka spending Father's Day with their s Dad were Mr. and Mrs Hugh Currie 'and ,Joanne. Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Walker and immie. London, Mr.and Mrs. Larry Gardiner and family, Cromarty, Mr. Ken Walker, London, and friend from England. Mr, an.d Mrs. Jack McGhee, and family, London pent the weekend With, Bob and Marg Hulley and„family„aad,Ilso pent Sunday with their Dad. (Continued 'on Pa e 22) ' accompanied by Barbara Bosman. Doreen Ca rter introdticed gueSt speaker Alice Gibb a reporter for the Huron Expositor Seaforth. She talked about how newspaper is made up-and points on writing for a weekly paper. . Marjorie Duizer thanked her and presented ,a gift: President g II I I I I I I I I I I I I I 111111111111111 !Inn!! 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Mrs. Hazel Burns of Sault Marie returned to her home on Sunday from spending the past week with her brother-in-law. 'Win and Mrs. Bob Burns. Congratulations to. Mr. George Carter on his 84th birthday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, Moorefield on, their .59th wedding anniver- sary on Sunday. They spent the weekend with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.-Bob Thompson'. On Sunday' all spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Radford. London. Rev. McDonald accompanied by his mother attended the ordination service on Sunday -evening of J. Morrison,'Campbell into the Christian Ministry of the Presbyterian Church held in Amos Presbyterian Church, Drumore. .1011 VOW CRYSTALS Pkg. of 2 x ▪ Hi g hliner Boston Correspondent • , Mrs.. Bert Shobbrook 523-4250 Music Recital A number of parents and friends attended the recital of Louise McGregor's pupilS on Tuesday night in the. United Church. Rev. 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