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The Huron Expositor, 1978-09-14, Page 33VANASTRA HOME FURNISHINGS and appliances we hove Is ^Ihr large selection of... *2, 3, 4 piecethesterfields *Corner and Sildewall China Cabinets *3 pc. coffee table sets *Bunk Beds-Lamps • *Appliares-Antiques *Bedroom & Kitchen Suites ti *LAWN ORNAMENTS LOCATED 2 MILES SOUTH OF CLINTON IN VANASTRA—PHONE 482-7922 "the store with your everyday bargains"- • Her topic was from Chapter 5 "Sermon on the mount" "Beatitudes": On behalf of the Burns U.C:WeJean Scott thanked Mrs. Wood, and ' presented her with a „gift. = Mrs. Rice was in charge of . the business, .and gave a reading, "Jewish NeW Year" .Roll call was answered by a e 'Bible verse, and-minutes of the last meeting were read. The Treasurer's report was given by Jean Leiper. Ane invitation to the Lottdesboro U.C.W. Autumn , Thankoffering_ meeting on October 4 at 8 p.m. was received. On behalf of Mr. and Mrs., Ed Salverda Sr. Gay thanked the ladies for the plant and card they received on their 55th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Rice gave a report on the bale. The next meeting will be held on Thursday October 5. • Area,• ding Walton UCW hears fee—niTng the nine members Correspondent Mr6. Allan •MeCell 887-6677 ' Walton Unit met Wednesday evening with devotions opened bye Mre. -Enna Hackwell. The Ballad of the U.C.W. was opening hymn. Psalm 723 , was read in unison followed, by hyme, "Thou shalt arise, and mercy yef." Mrs. Ron Bennett led. in prayer, Mrs., Hackwell read the scripture followed by the meditation, "There out" closing with a Poem, "Cleaning the lamps",. The offering was retelyied and de heated Hymn, Rise up, Open of Cad! closed this part of the Meeting. Mrs. Mac S ho ldice took as her topic, "Circuit rider in Haiti" the 'study was on the Caribbean this part year, illustrating it with maps and pictures. The United. Church of Canada is still invelved in MssiOnary. work in the Caribbean with workers in Haiti, Jamaica .and Grand Cayman. In Haiti, the Rev.. Allen Carley' and hiS wife Betty Ann haVeworked'sinee 1971. They were appointed and partly paid by the &VisiOn of World Outreach of the United Church of. Canada. The Darbys "are re- presentatiVes of ,the eb- operatiVe - efforts of our church in working With other churches in the Caribbean. A poem ' "Just do it and Smile" opened the' busiriess Presided by 'Mrs: Allan -McCall. Minutes were read by Mrs. Howard Hackwell severalethank-you notes had been received. during the •summer.' Treasurer's report was given by' Mrs. M. Sholdice. • - Announcements e were given out from the general Meeting.' A couple car loads of ladies from the unit will attend the U.C.W. Thank- Offering at Lodesboro United. Church on' Wednesday evening October 4, Another invitation has been received from the ^ Blyth United Church Women to their Fall Thankoffering Service on Sunday, October 1 at 8 p.m. The unit will heite,,with the Open House for Mr. and 8th and 16th Unit • Mrs. Jan Van Vliet was hostess for the unit meeting in. ,her home on Thursday, September 14th. Call to WOrhsip was given by , Linda McDonald Hymn, "For the mercy of the Grace" was sung. with Barb Fritzat the piano. Scripture: reading from Psalm 107 'verses 1-1,5 was read by Linda McDonaldaed offered prayer. • Topic was given by Barb -' Fritz telling a very in- teresting story of . Clifton Davies, star of e T.V. series and how God influenced his life. Devotions were closed with bYmn, "Praiee the lerd " and prayer. Mrs. Rae Houston'' pre- _sided for the business we- ' Londesboro The WI's citizenship meeting on September 13 travelled to Blue Water Centre-, poderich. Mrs. Pat Wheeler gave a talk on work for the mentally, re- tarded adults all over '18. Members divided' into groups and 'with leaders toward the • n.g. - Wheeler was introduced by Jessie Tebbritt. Following the term office and sandwiches were nerved after which a short -meeting was held, conducted by Pre- , sident Marjorie Duizer. Roll call, answered by ,24 was why Canada attracts people from other• countires. , The Fall. Rally is October 2 at Londeeboro . Box Lunch to be _pooled. Marjorie Duizer erel Mari.. Anderson in ".arge,voting deligates Dora Shobbrook and. Addie Bunking. Huronview euxilary 'tea and bake' and 'Craft sale/October 116. • As the piano had been „tuned.. but needed some repairs, it was moved to have Mrs. Dave Watson, cele- brating their 50th Wedding Anniversary OnSundey after- noon October 1 in the church basement. The executive o meetieg set for October 4 in the evening will be changed due to the Londesboro Thankoffering. their 20th Wedding An- niversary September 20.Mrs. Carl eMcDonalci of Atwood 'spent few days with her, son Rev. McDonald. . Mr. and Mrs. Dave McLeod, Mitchell visited on Sunday with her, sister Mrs. Olive Penfound and Elgin and attehded church here. Mr.and Mrs.' Barry Brem- . Of Ha ti Berean Uni meets #THE HVAQI EXPOSIT41, EFiTEMBEFE 21, 1970 McKillop L.JCVV hea The McKilfop Unit' of Duff's United Church Wal- ehan held its Sept. meeting in "'church basement 'hues evening with .15 members present. Mr.s S. McCall incharge of Mrs. N,. McGavin was pianist for the -hymu'se .. ' . The Scripture "The. Par- able of the Sower" was read by Mrs. H. Hudie, Mrs. N. Schade -had the Meditation "The Blessing of Work"and read two poems. The topic was given by :Mrs. McCutcheon, based on Psalm 103 "Glory to the Overcast" Margaret Shortreed assisted by Miss Kim Humphries and Miss Donna Redi was hostess in her home for a shower of former school friends. • A conmiunity church shower was held in Mary's honour at.Duff's United Church in Walton. The groom's friends held a social evening where he was presented, with a gift of money. .,The rehearsel party was held at the home of the groom's mother. Mrs. Betty Penning*, Brussels. . Mr. and Mrs. Pennington are residing at 186 Sunset Drive in GOderich. • devotion's opened with hymn "Take my Life and let it be" Burns UCW plansbale Mr. and Mrs. Doh. Maier and? P ul of Thareesferd also visited, with her' parents Mr. and Mrs, Watson at a get-together in London. Mrs. Doris Razze, Sam Love's daughter of New Westminster, B.C. visited with her aunt , Mrs. Jean • Broadfoot for a few days last, week. On Saturday Mrs. Broedfoot had Alvin and Wayne Farqtiliaran., of Niagara Falls call fora a visit. Mrs. Kathy Achilles and family mewed recentry-etse vithieir. new home in Sebring- le Mr. Andrew A. Harris has taken up residence at the new Blyth Citizens Apart- ments. Weekend quests at the, home. of Herb and „Mrs. Traviss were Dr. Brian and Mrs. Traviss, Alison and Leslie of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moffett of Stratford. friends of Roily Achilles and Wilfred Shortreed will be sorry to learn they are in • University and Clinton Hospitals respectively. it 'completed, collection was and Darlene Shobbroek ,on Penningtore-Searle. Duff's United Church in Walton was the setting for the rriage -ceremony of Mary -EllYabeth Searle and Earl Jaries Pennington op Saturday, August ,26. Candelabra of yellow ribbons surrounded by flowers in • shades of yellow and orange artistically arranged by Mrs. Marg English dof Win gharri, provided a beautiful_ • background for the occasion. The bride is the daughter. f Mr. and Mrs. Allan 'Searle pf RR #3 Walton and the groom is the son of Mrs; Betty Pennington' of Brussels. , The Reverend Edward .Baker officiated at the doiliblee ring ceremony, Mrs. Margery Huether of RR #3 Walton, aunt of the bride provided the wedding music with Mrs. • • Betty Graber cousin of the groOrn singing 0 Perfect Love, the _Wedding. _Prayer and Walk Hand in Hand. ..Miss Margaret Shotfrced, friend of the bride was maid of honour.Bridesmaide were Miss Gail Searle, Sister ofthe bride, Miss Donna Reid, and Miss Kim Humphries, both, friends of the bride. Miss Lisa' Pennington, cousin of the • groom was flower girl. Groomsman was Fred Exel, friend of the groom, Ushers — were Ken Pennington, brother of the. groom, Kevin Penniegtonebrother of the groom, and Dave Stephenson, friend of the groom. „ Master Chris Graber,' cousin of the groom was ring bearer. e The wedding dinner was served in the church basement. The Revefend EdWard Baker of VValton, gave the blessing. Mr. .Gordon Saunders, Uncle of the bride wasmaster of ceremonies and the toast to the bride WaS proposed by Mr. Joe Steffler of Walton. The wedding reception followed at BrusselS Legion Hall. te.prioe to their wedding, the bride and, groom were entertained at social functions given in their lienciet. Miss and five guests. Mrs. J, Van Vliet gave the treasurer's report, the copper collection was received. Announcenients were given out for up coming events this fail. Three . meinOers offered to, make wok's for the plowing match to ''he served at the United Church text. The es. ening closed with a. social hour with the hostess serving cake and ice cream. Personals Wednesday evening Sept. 13th supper guests witOvir. and Mi's. Ken Shortreed and family were: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shortreed and Mr. and Mrse Gordon Shortreed of London. It being the occasion of Jim's Birthday who was able to be brought out from . the Manor, Seaforth where heels a patient'. , • , Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson visited with Mr. and ,Mrs. Robt. Pritchard and family in London on the weekend their other daughter, Mrs. Donna Han- non was returning to Vernon B.C. on Sunday. taken. Marjorie Duizer cloSed meeting reading poem Heavens special child. 'Marjorie thanked Jessie' Tebbritt and Vi Burn's, Citizenship and World, Ate. lairs'cerivenors and Pat Whe- eler tor ,'the interesting meeting. , • Personals Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Margaret Taylor on the death- of her mother Mrs. Alex Cudinore,clinton in her 91st year. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shad- dick attended the wedding and reception• for her ne- phew. . Lloyd Walkom to Bevedy Dunk on Saturday at *nose. • • feres. HoWard Clarke spent few days last week with her sister-in-law Mrs. Verena Bone, • Wingltain: Sunday visitors with Mrs. Howard Clarke were her brother Mr. and Mrs. John McArter Brussels they .evesited with Howard at 1-eileeOw p.m. • , Congratulationsete cordon rs report. • "Mrs', N. McGavin' pre: sided'for besiness,,Minutesof the last meeting. were reap by Mrs, McNichol Roll Call was taken' and Mrs. M. Leackwell gave treasurer re- port. Mrs. C. Wey gave a report on Alma College: Lunch was served by Mrs. ,- G. McNichol, Mrs. N. McGavin and Mrs. G. Lowe ,Jr.. ner, Stra tord and Mrs. •.(111a MeDone d, BrAl4W1S , were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald and family; • ' , Mr. and Mrs. Harty Snell, Londesboro attended the An- niversliry. Service at Duff's United C.he'reh, Walton.; and Allan re and Mrs,. guestsner McCall, later with Mr. and Mrs. Robert War- wick 'and family of Montreal spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. nd MrS. Ken McDonald. Mr: and Mrs: Don Krick and family of Hamilton spent the' weekend, with her parents Mr. and MrS. Cliff Ritchie. Duff's Holds' Annlvrsary Anniversary services were held on Sunday, September 1 7, 1978 at Duff's United Church, Walton with ' organist. Mrs. Ian Wilbee playing the organ prelude. At the morning service at 11 a.ni. Rev. Ed.g4,k,r„yy..a.5. assisted by the guest minister, Rev. Harold Snell, retired from Exeter who took as, his sermon,' "My Concerns for the Church." Don McDonald contributed a solo, "How lovely are the dwellings." Dena and Deb- "Let's go to church next SunThe eepning service call to worship' was' at 8:00 p.m. with Rev. Harold Currie, retired from Stratford the guest minister. Solo, "Bless this house" by Marie Mc- Gavin and Graeme. Craig with his guitar accompani- ment sang, "Amazing Grace." • ' • help at church in, mornings. • It was moved to send a card ' 6t' Mary Robinson, for donationsmy Study Program included readings on Philip Brooks who was a great preacher and- and- , he wrote hymn "0 little town a Bethlehem"; also reading "Friendship" by Sam Foss by Margaret Whyte epoem .the house by side of road 'by. Addie, A contest by Addie Hunking coile.rned Relationship in B Jessie McGregor of Sea- forth thanked Mrs. Whyte ;for their 'invitation to attend 'IrkeeLtutnngeh. was served by Hattie Wood and Margaret Whyte. After luck the Whyte children entertained with David on, an electric guitar ad David Crystal, Brian and Murrey sang, • accompanied by. DaVid on 'guitar. Crystal - played a piano seer , September 26 - 30, 1978 HURON COUNTY Preventive , Maintenance Pays Off! Come in and have your car winterized early WE HAVE REPAIR WORK, TUNE-UPS, OIL CHANGES, SNOW TIRES. WE ALSO MAKE HOUSE CALLS Commencing (Yet. 1, 1978,, Fall and Winter Hours:. 7A.M. to 8 P.M. Tues. - e 7 A.M. to 8 P..M. Wed. - 7 A.M. toli P.M. Thurs. - 7 A. M: to 10.P. M. 7•A.M. to 10 P.M. Sat. 8 A. M. to 10 P.M. Sun. - 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. GORDIS ;GULF Seaforth 527-0333 The Burns U.C.W. met at the heme or Mrs, Frank' Koriarski oh, VVednesdriy afternoon with '.twelve' members and one visitor present. Mrs. Jim Scott opened the meeting with a reading. ,Kay; Konarski read the Scripture. Poems "September" and "Atituenn Fashion Show" byelean • rr reeneeeki Jean Scott led in prayer. Jean Scott 4 introduced special' guest • Mrs. &Win Wood'. , 'hie •Wey, "The 'Lord's 1 tours •Bluewater prayer; Gail Moffett e and . 1Vfildred Traviss a- duet There was a good at- tendance at Liman U.C.W. September 12th at the home of Margaret Whyte. Pre- sident Hattie Wood we- lcomed all and reed poem "A housewife prayer". De- votions were taken by Margaret 'Whyte and Addle Bunking with theme "put- ting your wisdom td work". Business included minutes- read, by eeeretary Don Shob- brook and-a;thank you from Olive Penfound. Treasurers report was given by Laura Lyon Roll Call was answered by 13 members with 8 visitors. Happy' Birthday was sung to. Addle Hunking. Members will be guests of Aimwell Unit October 16th at 8 p.m. in the church. November meeting will be in charge pf Edythe Beacon and Laura Lyon clean brass'for October. Elsie Shaddick, Hatti Wood reported from; social committee on the lunch booth at plowing match requesting for cookies and RYAN DRYING LTD* WALTQN, dhlT• We are now receiving * White Beans (as 'a satellite dealer for) Hensall BEDROOM CARPETS -6:75 to 9 .95 sq.yd. • • • Honest Weights • • • Courteous Service We now have a'phone,at the Mill Phope 887-9 61 We also have over 25 rdlls'in Stock including Hard twists, High-Low- ' shag, Saxony carpet's ail at, specially reduced prices. , We feature Harding -Kraus - Ozite DON'T MISS.THESE FALL CARPET BARGAINS