HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-10-14, Page 7friends of the bride. The bOst•Man was Jim Scott. friend of
the groom. Ushers were Bob Scott, Ron Scott, Danny
Chessell, friends of the groom anzt-Charies Moore, brother
of the bride. Special attendant was John Moore, brother of
the bride. The reception and dance was held at the Crystal
Palace, Mitchell. The couple have taken up residence at
Petawawa, Ontario. (Photo by • Walter McKenzie)
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Mitchell United Church was the setting for the wedding
vows ofJune.Denise Moore and Pte. Richard RoY Cameron
on AugustI5, 4981. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Moore of Mitchell and the groom is the son of
o Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron. Staffs. The iiounte-ring
ceremony was performed by the Reverend D. Resell. with
the organist Mrs.' Doreen Skinner and the soloist Lowell
Skinner. The maid of honour was Connie Moore, sister of
the bride and bridesmaids were Barb Morello. Kim
Marsden, Mary Lou Maloney and Pam Chessell, all
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Miss Mary Jane, Visser,
Seaforth, B.R. S. was the
winner of the Huron County
Scholarship last Monday
held at Belgrave Women's
Institute Hall over 125 ladies
from all over Huron County
attended this day long event.
Mary Jane was unable to be
present saber mother accept-
ed the certificate and cheque
from Jane Muegge.
Area weddings
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Ont Sept. $. 1981, .Cheryl. Marie Penotnme, daughter of
Matthe* grid MartI,oji Denorning.' exchanged wedding.
yewswitk, Martin La‘Mle.4ce 9.glingi$, son. of Moran and
MatitoaelinaS. al St. ftiter liUsclx. $t. Joseph. Father
BeneaettO'Oniciated, • ' •
rinntaittothortOur Was Mary Anne Regier..friend of the.
bride; ',and bridesMaids were Jane Rlasen. friend of the ,
bride, Cindy DenOmme, sister-in-law of the bride, Heather
Sweeney, niece of the groom and Shiela Denomthe, sister
of the bride. Tile flower girl was Angela Deriornme, sister
et the bride. The, best man was. Jerry Pennings. friend of
the groom, and the groomsmen were Marc Gelinas,
brother of the groom, Francis Penomme, brother of the
bride. The guests were ushered by Joe Overholt Jr..
nephew of" the groom and Larry Keller, friend of the
groom. After a honeymoon trip to Ottawa. the couple are
residing at R.R. 2. Zurich. (Photo by Jack Doerr)
The October meeting of the
Burns U.C.W was held at the
home of Gay Salverda on
Wednesday afternoon with 14
present. Ida Leiper opened
Ramona Jamieson . and
Gladys Leiper. Ida Leiper
thanked Gay and all who took
part in the meeting. Ida
Salverda led in prayer. •
the meeting -with a reading
"Your Plan." Mrs. Rice was in charge of
Ida Leiper read the the business. Roll call was
scripture. Readings were answered with a Bible verse,
given by Margaret Taylor, and minutes of the last
Almwell Happy fang meet
meeting were read. The Trea-
surer's report was given by
Jean' Leiper. Joan Hoggarth
thanked everyone for the card
sent to Ray. Correspondence
. was read by Mrs,
were made for the• Bazaar.
Mrs. Rice closed with prayer.
Grace was sung and lunch
served.
in Londesbiwo
'• Thinks was given by_Brenda
Radford to speaker. soloiSt
and any who helped.
Thanks was expressed by
Evelina Webster, Blyth,
Nora Pipe Seaforth and MRs.
StollA3rucefield. ' - -
Met on Tuesday October,
6th at 2 p.m. in the hall. There
were 20 present. President
Jean Scott welcomed all.
Minutes' of last, meeting •
? read by Isabel Scanlon. New
business moved to give cash
'for card prizes Sl SO for high
prizes and 50 cents for low
and gifts for special prizes.
Bingo winners were
Vietta Hoggart, Jim MrEw-
ing and Mary aark. Some
cards played: winners ladies •
high Stella Adams, lone
hands Mary Clark tow Vi
Burns, men high Jake
McDougall lone hands Dick,
Caldwell. low Carlie Scanlon,1
lucky number Jake McDou- '
gall. In charge of program
and lunch were Hare] Reid,
Gloria and Jim McEwing.
Next meeting eitober nth at
1:36 p.m. in charge Russell
and Margaret Good. A SS
wedding anniversary card
• signed by all for Wilfred and
Verna Glazier.
Duff's Walton hosts rally
The Huron-Perth Twenti-
eth Annual Rally of,the East
Huron Region was, held at
Duff's United Church Thurs-
day evening. October 8th,
beginning at 6:30 with des-
sert and coffee provided by
the Walton U.C.W. Registra-
tion was tin charge of the
Winthrop t.C.W. A sing
song started at 8 o'clock led
by Mrs. Neil McGavin assist-
ed by Mrs. Ray Huether as
pianist. Mrs. N. McGavin
played the 'organ prelude
prior to the worship service
taken by several ladies from
the different U.C.W. A -warm
welcome to all was extended
by Mrs. Don McDonald
U.C.W. President. The
theme for the evening being
"Women of the United
Church Over 90 wo-
men answered the roll call
from the 12 U.C.W. repre-
sented. The guest speaker.
Rev. Wilena Brown brought a
most interesting message to
the ladies. Musical duet by
Mrs. George Townsend and
Mrs. Wm., Campbell accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs.
J. Stewart was much enjoyed.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Herb Traviss, N. Marks
and Mrs. K. McDonald and
assisted by Mrs. H. Craig,
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THE HURON EXPOPT0R, •OCTOrs A?
wins
home economist. Mary Jane
is studying at Guelph in
Family and Consumers' Af-
fairs Studies. The Huron
West District president Mrs.
Peter Chandler of St. Helens
presided far both sessions.
The pianiSt were Mrs. Nor-
man Coolies and Mrs. Clare
Van Cainp-
Mrs. Ross • Higgins :of
Beigrave' welcomed all and
greetings were 'brought from.
Huron. South by MTs; Gordan
)'apple. end fretti Rio East
by;Mrs. Elmer Harding. Ford•
wick and heirs, Chandler of
Huron West: The sicretaries,
of the Districts gave 'their
reports, Mrs. loss Higgins
Huron "West, Mrs, James
McMahon R.R, 2, Bluevale,
Huron East and Mrs.. Papple
reported that a report was
inavailable as their secretary
hadjust moved away but she
gave a short report of their
activities. The minutes were
adopted as read by the
secretary Mrs. Norman Caul-
tes. She also read the
correspondence which in-
cluded thank you!letter from
recipients of scholarships last
year. Dianne Godkin Sea-
fiirth and Karen Whitmore,
R.R. 2, Seaforth. Mrs. Coul-
tes announced that mobile
radio record player had been
purchased at Huronview with
the $198.75 the County Rally
'had given them. A letter
from Family and Childrens
Serviees, 'John Penn thank-
ing the W.I.'s for their
bursary which amounted to
$651.000 for continuing edu-
Wiw for a Ward of that
Society. Mrs. Coultes gave
the financial statement show-
ing a balance of 5205.38.
Mrs. Doris Batkin, Clinton
secretary of the Huron Coun
ty Historial Society gave a
omofenth,se past detailed trlieepoivrt
year She
tutes in the County for
sponsoring meetings when
they come to their communi-
itie s. Shestatedth4tM rflearebcoming4wa teheritze3no:0emi.
very proud. She .invited iti/ to
come. and see the archiveS
room; iii Goderich and showed
the catalogue of historical
,items that. are stored there.
Miss , fliAryd
'c 4
report
mon
ey has been'. spent on a ward.
in 'their care.
Jane Mitegge, home
economist for Huron County
gave, the. report telling about •
the 4-H program and the
senior courses
Mrs. Evalina Webster of
Blyth spoke on Huronview
and thanked the ladies for
their support at the recent
bazaar. She also spoke on
the need for more wheel
chairs to help move the older
citizens from one place to
another in Huroriview: The
president Mrs. Leone Lock-
hart was unable to be pre-
sent.
by Connie Jamieson of the
.
A slide presentation
Jack Reavie Opportunity
Workshop, Wingham was
enjoyed. She spoke' of the
Lifeskill program for the slow
learner that is available and
told the many jobs they can
learn to do. In her comments
on her slides she told about
tihneto criaorwgedredbucOildnindiitsioT
Mrs- Verna Brown
or f h
and
theirr w. ishtobuild omovete
Maitland Branch gave a read-
ing- October 'smiles at you.
The guest speaker. Mr.
There was a good atten-
dance at the Thankoffering
meeting on Monday October
5th at 8 p.m. in the church,
Guests from Blyth. Bruce-
field, Burns. Seaforth North-
side United Church 'were
welcomed and ushered by
Norma Glousher and Dora
Shobbrook organ music was
supplied.y Barbara Bosman.
Meeting opened with pres-
ident Edythe Beacom reading
'Come, let's praise the)Lord.'
Scripture was read alternate-
ly by Edythe Beacom and
MarionSnell and Lords pray-
er. Edythe welcomed all and
gave announcements, invita-
tion to Seaforth Presbyterian.
Thankoffering Octeber 15th
Soloist was Mrs. Ken (Mar-
lyn) Wood from Wingham
accompanied on piano by Gail
Lear. Gail
Lear introduced guest speak-
er Eleanor Ward from Wing-
ham a former deaconess. Her
topic Thanksgiving to every
man a Highroad and a low-
road we choose which we
take; in everything give
thanks for abundance of food.
Are'we like the lepers when 1
returned thanks the 9 didn't.
Arthur„ Scott. minister of
AshfleM and St. Wens Unit-
ed Church W44 introduced by
Mrs, O. McPherson Odle St.
Helens Branch. As this is the
year of the Disabled. Mr.
Scott gave - verY reasliking
message talking about his life
since blindness came to him
v04'14 hislite.He told of his
dre4n4Slo become a ikllidS#r
of the Church and some ettne
trial li he 'encalteftre*,18. trit- •
mg to Ttl!,511, 9
stated that it one jle,10$
9410015:01441 say I:Can:instead
of I cant' one finds out seen
that their goat cen1i0 040-eid;',ite pointid out that; A.4s-
not what rweSay'that counts
but,whatlive,tilo in our lives
and pointed out that the
handicap person can. In clo-
sing he reveiwed the deter-
mination and the goals that
the late Terry Fox set for
himself. Mrs. Eleanor Brad-
nock of Auburn thanked him
and prnsented him with a gift.
Mr*. Gordan Papple, pres-
ident of London area brought
greetings and invited all to
the convention at St. Marys
on November 5 and 6th.
Miss June Glaven of Credi-
ton- was presented with a
trillium tray in recognition of
her completing 24 4-H clubs.
Jane Muegge -presented
the tray.
In the new business it was
decided to give a donation to
the -lack Reavie Workshop_of
Wingham and to reinvest the
$1500 at the highest interest
availble. Mrs. Papple gave
the invitation to hold the
1982 rally in Huron South.
Mrs. Peggy Cudmore of
Brussels gave the courtesies
for Huron East.
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AIMWELL MEETING
was held on Monday Sep-
tember 28 at the church. It
was an open meeting Helen
Lee opened meeting ,with
hymn' 388. Marion Snell read
- the =tare front Proverbs
and a story: we can't quit
now."
Barbara Bosman and Bette
Jewitt entertained with a
song.,Helen Lee gave reading
• on "Take time •for things"
minutes of June meeting read
by secretary Penny Overboe
and opproved cerrespen-
. dence . was a special letter
from Foster child' Mair Ling
along with her school report.
The roll call wat• answered by
19 members treasurers report
by Pearl Mason offering and
birthday pennies collected..
Marg Anderson introduced
our specialguest Loma Miller
from Waterloo. former Lon-
desboro girl who spoke on
nutrition and the family Barb
and Bette entertained us with
another song. Joan Whyte
thanked our guests. Helen
Lee closed meeting with a
• reading entitled "My Daily
Wish" . Lunch was served.
The next meeting will be
October 19th.
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