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The Huron Expositor, 1981-12-09, Page 7ONLY AMPHORIA PIPE TOBACCO ELEGANT 200gThi _SE 49 . laws or LADIES' LCD DIGITAL WATCHES n only, $19 95 Taw it X I X X ..XXX111JULIJILIEJL XIII There's something for everyon at triangle Discount:. We also hays a largo selection of Christmas Wrap, Timex Watches, Boxed Chotolates, Personal Care Applianas; Perfumos, Colognas and Moroi TRIANG LE 58 THE SQUARE MAIPSPigigftys- ER N.ICH CLINTO EAFORT United Church needs faith and __. justice ministers hear "The, United Church can- King also suggested we • net be exclusively involved in can learn from our partners. evangelism," Eric King told They ask about the strange Huron-Perth Presbytery of division betweeneur faith and the United Church. "Is faith our works; our relationships complete without justice" he with the church and with the asked his audience, then community. stated for him it is not an • BEUERIVIAN—KOEHLER Glen Beuerman and Marilyn Koehler, both of R.R. 4 Walton, were married Dec. 5 at Winthrop United Church, with Rev. J.G. Van Slyke officiating. The groom is the son of Margaret Beuerman of Sesiforth and the late Orville Beuerman. The bride is the daughter of the late Elmer and Betty Koehler of R.R. 4 Walton, and was given away by her brother Allan Koehler. Colleen Murray of Seaforth was maid of honbr, and bridesmaids were Chris Carter oLi Stratford, Donna Reid of Stratford, Betty McCallum of Walton. Kerrie Taylor, niece of the groom of Stratford and Eunice Koehler, niece of the bride, of London. Groomsman was Laurie Fischer of Walton and ushers were Neil Beuerman of Walton. Dennis Beuerman of Walton and Gary Koehler of London. Theorganist for the ceremony was Patsy Crowley, and soloist Larry Murray. Some guests came from Ottawa. Tobermory and Cambridge. The couple has gone on a Catribean cruise for a wedding trip, and will reside at R.R. 4 Walton. (Photo by Frank Phillips) DIAMONDS 14 Buttercup Earrings 6 POINTS 3 Pts. Per Earring s89 .so 10 POINTS$ 1 49 SO 3 Pts. Per Earring • Si 12 Pts. Per EarringS 374 (Illustration enlarged to show detail) JEWELLERY TRADE MARK REG. Both Coca-Cola and Coke are registered trade marks which identify only the product of Coca-Cola Ltd. Walt UCW s Christmas Correspondent MRS. ALLOT MCCALL 1474477 The Sunday School room was decorated in the Christ- mas theme for the Christmas meeting of the U.C.W. Prior to the meeting 21 sat down to tables prepared for Christ- mas by the Walton Unit to enjoy * slnOrgubard meal. The 47th and by -11104'Y On it were in charge of devotions when Helen Craig gave the Call to Worship. Marion Godkin accompanied at the piano for the singing of ,the Christmas carol, "Joy to the World". Mrs. Bean read the Christmas scripture lesson, followed by Helen leading in prayer. Graeme Craig sang 0 Holy Night, accompanied by his guitar. The. offering was received and dedicated. Several favourite Christ- Correspondent MRS. DORA SHOBBROOK 52+34250. Rigopy Gang Seniors meet- ing was held on Tuesday, December 1st with 24 pre- sent. President Jean Scott welcomed all with Beth Knox at piano for opening songs. Jean gave,a reading "Tips on saving energy." The minutes were read by secretary Isabel Scanlon. Elsie Shaddick thanked everyone for the card she received. Treasurers report by Margaret Taylor showed a balance of $63.52. Beth Knox collected mon- was carols were sung. Helen gave a thought on A legend of life that Jcomes from India. Helen then lit a candle, assisted by Karen Hoegy and Margaret Craig which was passed down the row, light- ing everyone's candle. say- ing, you are the light of the world- Gnome Craig sang Silent Night. Marilyn McDonild took over the busineas Pot& ,orTning with poem: " e. Pricelesa, gift of Christmas". Mildred Tray* read a Christmas card from. Eileen Burch in the west, a former member. A thank you card was read from Leona Mc- Donald. Helen Craig gave the recommendationS for the 1981-82 budget. Viola Kirkby told of speakers that would be ey for tickets for December 15th 12:30 noon dinner cat- ered to by Women's Insti- tute: Audrey Thompson is to contact 'Murray Lyon as to hall rent and the secretary is to enquire Into..tht "Grave; moved to have 1 meeting per month in the winter on the first Thes., and $1 collection. Eight games of cards were played. Winners were: high lady - Myrtle Fairservice, lone hands - Vi Barns, low - Mary McDougall';' wren's high - Dora Shohbionk (play- ing as a man), lone hands Vietts-Hoggart (playing as a man), low - Jim McEwing, lucky cup • Wilfred Glazier. able to come for Thankoffer- ing in April. Announcements were given out for up coming events in the church. The next U.C.W. meeting to be held January 6 with McKillop in charge of devotions on communications, Pauline Bennett was asked to come to the (Toot when Viola Kirkby presented her with a. small gift on behalf of the U.C.W'.Leona McDont ald made a presentation of a gift of money, tO RV/. Swan. Annie Neikpresented Mari- lya McDonald with a life membership pin for her ser- vices to the U.C. W. In the absence of Edith Wey. Mildred Traviss pre- sented the report of the nominating committee for the new slate of officers for 1982. Past Pres-Mrs. Don McDon- ald; President-Mrs. Frank Kirkby; 2nd & 3rd vice-open; corresponding and recording secretary-Mrs. Herbert Ira- viss; treasurer-Mrs. Ken Mc- Donald, unit leaders: 8th and 16th-Mrs. Douglas Fraser. McKillop-Open, 17th and boundary-Mts. Graeme Craig; Walton-Mrs. Gerald Watson and Mrs, Allan McCall; nerninations-Mrs. Donald McDonald, Mrs. Al- vin McDonald, Mrs. Herbert • Traviss, Mrs. Nelson Marks and Mrs.. Clifford Ritchie; communications co-ordinator Mrs. Emerson Mitchell, Mrs. Campbell Wey; stewardship and finance-Mrs. Graeme Craig, Mrs, Merton Hack- well. Mrs. K. McDonald; leadership development-Mrs Nelson 'Reid and 4 unit leaders; church in society- Mrs. Harvey Craig, Mrs. Don Dennis. Mrs. William Coults, Mrs, N elson Marks; Chris- tian development and world outreach-Mrs. Walter Bew- ley. Mrs. Murray Dennis; Mrs. Donald Fraser, Mrs. Paul McCallum, Mrs. Allan McCall; archives-Mrs. Campbell Wey. Mrs. Herbert Traviss; "In Church" serv- ices, social functions-Mrs. Barry Hoegy. Mrs. Glen McNichol. ,Mrs. Harold Mc- Callum; music-Mrs. Neil Mc- Gavin, Mrs. Lavern Godkin; auditors-Mrs. Lavern God- kin. Mrs. Mack Sholdice; U.C.W. Representative .54.80. Theresa Overboe moved that gifts for the exchange weel shquld be under 53.00 seconded by Julie Merrier. Our story was called "I keep Hoping”. For a , craft we made "Santa Claus'. W.I. CARDS There were 10 tables in play on Friday, December 4th. Winners were ladies high - Margaret. Taylor; lone hands - Rena Watt; low - Asidrer Thompson; • men's •high voJohn Pollard; lone hands - Gordon Murray; low - Rena Wilson, playing as a man lucky chair Ted Fathergill. In charge was Isabel Colson and Alice Buchanan. UNITED CHURCH Welcoming on Sunday morning were Edythe Bea- com and Bert Lyon; ushers were Lori Bromely, Lisa Bosman, Deanna Lyon and Janet Wilts. A carol' sing song was held. Rev. Scott welcomed all and gave announcements. Next Sunday, December 13 is the congretational Christmas potluck Junch, following the service. Please bring enough for your family and a bit Manse Committee-Mrs. Ken McDonald, Mts. Walter Bew- ley, Mrs. Neil McGavin; representative official board- Mrs. Frank Kirkby. commun- ion-Mrs. Ralph Traviss and Mrs. Gordon Murray. Before Marilyn called on the new president she thank- ed everyone for their support the past three years and found• it very rewarding, learaingthe different aspects of U.C.Vir. work- Mrs. Viola Kirkby chaired the remainder of the meeting PERSONALS We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davis to our The Burns U.C.W met at the Londesboro Community hall at 1 pab7121-W8llifelday afternoon December 2. A delicious turkey dinner was served to 17 members by the Women's Institute. Following the dinner Jean Scott apened the meeting. Several Christmas carols were sung. Beth Knox read the scripture and Kay Kon- arski gave two Christmas readings. On behalf of the U.C.W. Jean Scott thanked the W.I. ladies for the lovely meal. Jean closed with pray- er. more. Guest speaker next Sunday will be Rev.. D.L. Howlett district secretary of Canadian Bible Society. Children heard of a hymn "Twas in the moon of Winter Time" of the Indian Cree language. Rev. Scott showed them a picture of a stained church wirickni-Of Baby Je- sus, Mary and Joseph as Indians. Junior teacher was Barbara Knox. " The service/ 'as on Faith as itis related tor Christmas and the• 3 miracle+ of Christ- mss PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Keys and his brother Bill of Glam- mis visited on .Moriday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns. Stinday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Len. Caldwell were family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marzano, Candice and Glen of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Caldwell, Dwight and Dean of Auburn. Mr.' and , Mrs. Jake McDougall and Harry Caldwell of 'Londes- boro. Norman Hoover of Brus- sels and .Jim DeZeeuw of -teeswater visited on Satur- day ,with Jim Neilans and Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. community who arrived last Thursday from Dorset. Eng- land. They are making their home on the 16th of Grey, the former Bromley farm. They were met in Toronto by their son John and daughter-in-law Lyn, who also called on her grandmother. Mrs. Me. Donald in hospital. Miss Carolyn McClure, !Radial spent the weekend at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McClure. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan. Sarnia spent a week ago Sunday with Mr. and .Mtis. Nelson Reid. Mrs. June Smith of London spent the. past week with her mother. Mrs. Edna Hackwell. Mrs. Rice was in charge of the business. Roll c 1 was answered with a Bible and minutes of the 'last meeting were read. The Treasurer's report was given by Joan Hoggarth. A card was received from Ray Mc- Nichol. 850.00 allocation was sent. $500.00 was doaated towards the kitchen flour at the manse. A donation of $100.00 was made to the Clinton Hospital building and, and $15.00 to the Womens Institute for use of their dishes. Gifts and Christmas cards will be sent to shut-ins. Members ex- changed Christmas gifts. On behalf of the the ladies Beryl Read thanked Joan Hoggarth and Jean Leiper for the box of mints each member received. optioni- King was introduced by Rev. Charles Swan ()Melton, as part of the report on world outreach. The court assem- bled-in Exeter United Church last Tuesday. . Appointed to a new posi- tion with world outreach of the national church, the speaker said he was an animator, a person who ani- mates people. committees and Presbyteries. He explained the new focris of world outreach, which is to respond to requests for mis- sionary skills and to work in partnership with churches in other countries. "We are partners in a global society," he said. Sandra Smith spent the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mc- Donald spent the weekend in Toronto with Mrs. Jean Mc- Gale and also visited his mother Mrs. Gertie McDon- ald in.hospital who suffered stroke: The second SuirdaY-Ad Advent was observed Sunday morning at Duff's United Church along with commun- ion. The organist was Mrs. Ian Wilbee. Rev. Charles A. swan spoke on his sermaa Belief in God. The ushers were Brian Wilbee. Bruce Clark and Harvey McClure. The Walton Public School choir sang musical selections throughout the service in- cluding "Rise up Shepherd," "Still. Still, Still" and "Sing Noel" accompanied by their music leader, Mary Ellen Walsh, principal of the school. Those serving the bread and- wine were Annie Reid, Doug Fraser. Bruce Clark. Bill Courts. Ray Huether and Emerson Mitchell. Londeg)oro Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Saundercock. were Mr. and Mrs. John Saundercock and- ,-Lisa, Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peck and Kelly of Ailsa Craig and Mrs, Laura Saundercock, Londesboro. New date *dr: and Mrs.— Raymond Radford of London visited On the "Weekend with her par- 'nts Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson. Mrs. Vera Gibbings and Mrs. Dora Shobbrook visited on Sunday • with Maimie Crawford inEllyth. PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE The couples bowlidg has been changed to December 13 due to the Blyth and district carol service in Land-. esboro church on Dec. 20th. WALTON LONDESBORO and area news lunch was served by Isabel Scanlon and Elsie Shaddi,k. Shuffle Board was held on December 2nd. winners were: ladies high Helen Lawson„ low - Elizabeth Lawson, men's high - Bob Thompson, low :bare Vin- cent. winners in play off - Hazel Reid and Reg Lawson. Next games will be January 6th. 1982. EXPLORERS EXPEDMON - N6 The Explorersmeeting Ivened With Expliker tiong—: Liss Spence and Crystal Whyte did the Explorer Emblem. Deanna Lyon did the picture. Offering was Londesboro Happy Gang plans Xmas dinner Bums UCW meets „1 • GODERICN StINCOAST MALL 524-2924 KINCARDINE. SUTTON PARK MALL 3964189