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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-04-02, Page 6J s Kilbarc an ceoft, ideas Anna Hoegy. Lou Sills-' and Peg Grieve touted Gladys Brightrall and I in a game (If bridge on Thursday. The change of day from Friday seems very acceptable to most. of our town players. I Was able to bring our new aairds again wl#01 were brought to me, from Florida with score pad 0Platcti..:rbo'resUlts.ii!.cro, as follows: -#0g- 0.44y..10440.44 $Agokvvin,,, ,• . iim with t-'40'poloW -aorl. •400 S &i l5r 444 i 7-79..,.6044.:. WipoorsaolloSuoibork'had ?901,0 is ciatamout WO, 4ty.-.uausUalo'bOU0 bttt lire agreed, it was att•eltgiting gaMe-1 ant alWaYs Looking for. ,reereitsx just call meat Kilbarehan an4 r beglad• to arrange a game at. your suggestion, • , Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board -KINDERGARTEN • REGISTRATION ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL Mr. Larry Cook, Principal ' Mill Street Dublin, Ontario 345-2033 '" THURSDAY; 30TH APRIL, 1981 9 a;m. - 5 p.m. [by appointment] • dreli-need-to-be-5-years of age on er before 31st December, .1981 Please• bring proof of age [Birth Certificate or Baptismal Certificate.] "No one ever regretted buying Q 25 %off all ffir FLExSTEEL c Furniture Flexsteel has everything! From inside out, Flexsteel is the finest upholstered furniture you can buy, NO SALES TAX FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Open Tues to Thurs 9,.30 a m- 6.p m Fri 9!30a m 9 p m Sat 9 30 a m -6p m Closed Mondays Main St., Dublin, Telephone 345-2250 i(E II1R ()11[Mfl uinitur(' a — THE EXPOSITOR, APRIL 2, 1081 Are wedding C MITCHELL-HEIBEIN Duff's United Church. Walton was the 'setting for the marriage of Janet Marie Heibein and Wilmer Douglas Mitchell on Feb. 28, in a double ring ceremony with Res. Charles, A,. Swan_ officiating and Mr-s. Margery Huether . organist. Janet is the daughter of Mr and MrS". Lloyd -Heibein and Doug is the son of NW and Mrs. Emerson Mitchell. Miss Ririe 'Bremner, friend of the bride was Maid of honour. Douglas .Cousins was best man. A „,,reception was held at the'Brussels Inn •Ior the; immediate family. The couple will reside in BrussLls w hcre Doug is apprenticing fcir auto body repair, Tuckersmith council puts its foot down • •,• X . Good bye exotic dancer It was good-bye exotic dancers at a recent meeting of Tuckersmith council. Not that the dancer's have been known to attend council meetings. but they were guests at stags sponsored,by the Vanastra Lions Club. Tuckersmith council pass- ed a motion at their recent meeting giving' the mert's club permission to rent part of the Vanastra Recreation Centre for an upcoming stag but without exotic dancers. Councillors told Wayne Ferguson, who attended as a representative of the Lions, •Club, that they had received complaints about the last stag held at the centre, about six months ago. Clerk Jack McLachlan read a letter from rec centre staff complaining about .damage to the carpets, people 'remaining in the building after the 2 a.m. closing time and rooms being used which -weren't contracted for in the rental agreement. Mr. Ferguson said the club "knows we were in the wrong- on .the last one." adding. "take our word, it won't happen again.•' He told council, exotic dancers have proved a draw- ing card at the stag nights, but said the club' could try something else like a casino night. Deputy-reeve Bill Brown said he could see granting permission for the Club to use the hall -"but no exotic dancer."., the deputy-reeve said he heard• ruMblings after the'last stag that wives were angry at their husbands for watching the show. After a brief discussion. the councillors voted. four to one to rent the centre for the spring event. Clerk Jack McLachlan re- minded Mr. Ferguson the club must have a Vanastra Rec Centre staff member in attendance at the stag to meet LCBO regulations. ET MABEL TURNBULL C.N.I.fi:. London met with Shirley Luther. Salvation Anna Hoegy with ideas for Amy: Hensall came Friday, handcrafts afternoon for 'a hymn-sing Art. Smile. of Staffs visited including favourite ofd faint with Bessie Smile. iar hymns. Mrs. Luther Mr and Mrs. Ed. Lastun. accompanied on the piano. Clinton visited with Mars She finished with a lesson Layton. also ‘erna Rilde- front the scriptures explain- brand , ing it and leasing something "Marilsii Hillis. Tillsonburg we can take away with us to and Mrs. E.6. Clegg, Lt think about. Habra. 'California visited VISITORS . with Mabel Ttirtibnii. ,jp,t,* t.,4400. E Xv4et, ,Jim ' Birthday' greetings ivi JO Britttefi. GOderieh. tkorge. Baker March „II ' A,ddisnti and Margaret 'Ltal . ' Jean Hildebrand, 4114 40Pto sisht,4 is ith 144$0 flrOnt visited with Bessie turrilititl, , ... , . I ' Sinale, ' ., .. A' 'rept eptlittatiVe front , ciirole, ':&,,tritkiti. klantiltpn „ . ; • , • ^ • 47" etid$ by Elaine Tawnshend Friends "•( A friend is one of the precious things of life whose value cannot he measured in dollars and cents. A true friend cannot be bought or bribed, fooled or forgotten, A friend is a patient soul w ho listens to all our iromplaints and then quietly sass. "This is how it looks to me.'' A friend is one sure thing w e can depend upon in the inhst uncertain of times. A friend is the one frOm whom we accept criticism knowing it is. fair; a.nd construc- tive. A friend is the one ith, whom we w ant to share our troubleriumphs, joys and secrets. A friend is someone we know we can limn to at anytime. , • ' But. the best friend of all is the one who lets Lis know that we are thought of as a friend as well. And in the end, the give and take ,or friendship is balanced. The subject of friendS and friendship has kept writers' pens, busy since time'began. For example. "Friendship is the eorn-. fort, the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe witka person„having neither to weigh thoUghts nor measure words, but pouring all right out just as they arc. chaff and grain together. certain that' a faithful friendly hand will take and sift them, keep what is worth keeping and with a breath ,of comfort blow the rest away.'; —Author unknown. Hilaire -Belloe wrote:- • "From homes and first beginnings Out to the undiscovered, ends,. There's nothing worth the wear of winning Bht laughter, and love-of friends." The following aree -two selections 'by Lucille Boesken. The first, explains it is the "Little Things" that count:, "It's'the little,,things: that others do That make life more worthwhile - , The unexpected courtesy The sunshine of a smile The hand reached out in sympathy , When skies are dark and gray The words of warm encouragement When dreams have gone astray The speCial little kindnesSes A favour here and there Each one a token. from the heart That says "I really care" So, count the "little things" worthwhile And treasure them no end They mean you have the best in life They show you have a friend." The second poeM describes the impor- tance of going' through life "Side by Side With A Friend," sistted wuti her mother. Ruby Anderson t$-A: Whitney called for a visit With friends. Doris Hackney, Exeter, visited with her mother Bes-. ate Smale. Mr. and Mrs. Mei Glan- ville. Hensall and Mrs. Utte - lab McKay :l ied ay. on Oliver and Charles !s, Mary tayt911 had Sunday slitOper and Mrs.. Gordon ffilldebrand, •Vanesta Mrs- Art Sma4Staffa. I had a few moments talking to her and she loves Canada. George Aeldison and dau- ghter. Betty and Mrs. Ken Hulley and j family visited Mrs. Elia Halley. Don Brightrall visited with his mother. Gladys Bright. rail Clare Rj'ith and grand- daughter, ;Heather, visited resideets eVer flip J6411.0a Bode 'mooPon:, pupils come back to you to brighten your retirement years. It is over fifty years since I returned to the home town and I still hear from es-pupils in Huntsville. also from those who have moved to-other Places ea widen their carers. ••• The Edelweiss, Rebekah Lodge met in Lodge rooms on March 25th at 8 p.m. Irene Smith. Noble grand, opened lodge in form assisted by Vice-grand Margaret Carter. ,Our Treasurer Kathleen Cuthill everted on our Bake- less Bake Sale and said it was going very well with some money still to come in, The Social committee for April was named- Convenor, Olive Varley, Doris Hugill. Annie Malcolm. Ruth Camp- bell, Ruth PapPle, Mable Handy and 'Margaret Smale. Bills amounting to $70.71 were passed and an order drawn for payment to be made. A letter was received from Ray McNichol in regard to an infolmation meeting to be held at Cavan. church. Win- throp in Jude. Ray is a registered Nurse and is .Plan- ning to serve with Canadian Crossroads International starting in September. At our regu ar meeting 'we do- nated money to Ray to help him in his worthwhile pro- ject. Our last euchre was quite Thelma Bode, our activist. attended the Activity Dir- ector§ ,,Selltinar„ in Stratford on Tuesday. The speaker for the day was the occupational therapist of Stratford Gener- al Hospital. Denise Brown. Eaetir, vis- ited- her ereatgrandmother, successful with ten tables in play. Ladies high. Mrs. Art Wright; cLadies lone, Mrs. Sandy Pepoper: Consolation Mrs. Chas. Felkar; Men's high. Bill Kelly: Men's lone hands. Elmer Townsend; Consolation WilhurtGodkin. "A friend is a special possession. Whose value increases with s cars Someone who doesn't forsake us When a difficult moment appears Someone who lights up the darkness With a smile that's at warm as the sun troubled No matter wh.ac cares life may, send If we travel thei pathway together And walk side by side with a friend," 'Phyllis Cull Mabry gives worthy advice on how" to "Be A Friend": "If we're always, friends toothers., If we don't forget we're brothers. Then we'll have an understanding heart to heart... Be a friend- go on begin it. Draw a. circle, bring folks in it... All it-takes is one totnake the circle start." Meses=te)ia, cif St. day and played the feano.for British, Wear indtest t , a -isra.89rtg- pp pii dt 1:04104% c for t;Iiitriiigyour talent With Iggt;, • Visited; with 'Marion us. Simile and ;Nisei:re .Mr. and' bed 4 YI•sk • • • i aii Eaefer Oupint in our Yard." brow ni$11 grt celout- rather . that} the traditional white. Doreen Brightrall and her sister-in-lad Elsie Hogg. Trenton visited Gladys Brightrall on Wednesday. Ruth Beuttenmiller visited Anna Hoegy Gladys Bright- rall and others. Birthday Greetings! to Mac Vincent. March- 24th. By appointment. the Sea- forth firemen under the leadership of Fire Chief Harry Flak made a tour of inspection of Kilbarchan to "God put such lovely things on earth The miracle of Spring's rebirth The quiet peace of fallen snow. The crimson sunset's afterglow. White-capped waves upon the seas, Leafy boughs and budding trees. Blossoms lifting thirsty heads. 41, colour blend of flowerbeds.. But more than these. ; . God,'s goodness brings Friends to share these lovely things!" tern has as its prime goal, to make good citizens. These "Friends Are Where You Find Them". young men are doing their points out Elizabeth M. Gems: part. I also have in mind two "Friendship is a funny thing- - couples in , town having_ It simply can't be planned-- " --Aatight—toth -huShand-wife In just a twinkling two hearts meet And. feel and understand And from that brief beginning Comes a bond so deep and true That it will last a lifetime And mean all the world to you;" Friendship is something we all have to work at everyday: "Begin the day with -friendliness: Keep friendly all day lonW Keep in your soul a friendly thought- In your heart a friendly song., Have in your mind a word of cheer For ail who come your way. And they will greet you. too, in turn- And wish you a happy day." ' —Author Unknown Who rejoices with us when we're happy become familiar with the Who praises the good we hase done building residents, and• safe- ty And our road will be smooth- and un- equipment. Ralph Wood. a former pupil kindly sought me out and we had a short chat. I'm sure we will feel confident knowing the fire- Men have our interests at Katherine Nelson 'Davis talks about all the' heart. Paul Hildebrand, also ,a things that can be shared w ith friends: . fireman and an ex-pupil calls in for a chat when he comes to see his grandmother Bes- sie Smale. It makes me happy to see former pupils taking an interest in local public affairs. Donald Bulky was a former fire chief and Bill Bennett and Bob Dins- more serve on town council. Our current educational sys- Tianitand..Helen Wilbee also Frank and Janie Goldng. It is a reward to have former (Finnan-1 TIRE Plans were completed for our meeting with the presi: dent on April 15th. Banquet and meeting to folioir at Exeter. CPT euchre and draw; is to be held in Lodge rooms April 8th at 8 p.m. Rebekah's report ces bake sale ea* pries In stfact didll Saturday: April 4th. Quakrarts kit sowing it growiit ng . mowing it at 0own.lo.earth prices. now and locator °mew:Igor Booster awnhol We reserve the eighth/ lard quantities. Regular prices Indicated ere Canadian The overydey taw prices .....,,,, ,..0114e#04 ../....... . , L. Vianele p2c7 I 'eniffe41-. . . ''in Area Churches . - ' - First PRESBYTERIAN Church 59 Goderich St. W.. Seaforth , Minister: Rev. T.A.A. Duke Organist: Mrs. D Carter SUNDAY, APRIL S 11115Worship-Sereice,Sunday Schookii-Nursery Sermon "Joy in Suffering" . . ST. THOMAS Anglican Church The Rev. James R. Bioadfoot B.A.. M.Div. ' Seaforth - Sunday, April 5, 1981-5th Sunday in Lent 1-1:30 atm HolYCommlinlott-Sermon: The Unveiling 7:30 p.m. THE JOYFUL NOISE SINGERS, London will present a concert of sacred music, Wed. Apr08 10:00 a.m. Mldtteek servieb of Holy, Cettuounkm , ' NORTHSIDE ''* United Church 54 GriderichSt. West. 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