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• Times -Advocate, May 18, 1983
Laymen conduct church service
Friends fete Ailsa Craig bride
By ALICE DICKENS
Ailsa craia
The Leisure Club, Parkhill,
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committee senior euchre
Monday afternoon. Too cold
for outdoor activity so nine
tables of euchre were at play.
Winners Rheola Ilotson,
Roland Neil, Sadie Graham,
Grace Fraser and Tom
Langford. Lunch was served
by the Activity Centre
committee.
Friends, neighbours,
relatives and family of Miss
Sandra Heaman, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Heaman met in the
United Church Sunday School
room on Sunday afternoon to
extend best wishes to the June
bride -elect.
A piano number by Jennifer
Van Ryn was enjoyed as well
as contests given by Karen
Heaman of London and Mrs.
Chas. Harmer and a.reading
by Mrs. L. Craven.
The bride opened many
beautiful gifts assisted by
Melinda Harmer and Mrs.
(Rick) Melanie Heaman,
after which Sandra gracious-
ly expressed her appreciation
to everyone for the useful
gifts, and to those who plann-
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ed the shower. Lunch was
served.
The bride invited all to her
parents' home to a trousseau
tea, June 12.
As Pastor Bea Ash was at-
tending the Conference in
Woodstock, the laymen
(elders) conducted the morn-
ing service on Sunday.
Scriptures read by Mrs.
Max MacGregor and Ron
Walker, along with suitable
hymns set the scene for the
theme "Unity in the church".
By enlarging on the following
thoughts, respect,
forgiveness, consideration
and common sense, Dick
Parkinson presented a
thought-provoking message.
A group of young ladies
from North Middlesex
District High School choir
rendered two sets of anthems
which were enjoyed by a
good-sized congregation.
Laurence Craven, with his
children's story on
"Cobwebs", held the attention
of the Sunday school children,
closing with a prayer. Then
the children and teachers
retired to the basement.
Dick expressed a special
thanks to the choir and his
helpers as well as reminding
all about the anniversary on
Mav 29 at 11 a.m. when Jack
Burghardt is guest speaker.
Mrs. Don Clark will take us-
ed eye glasses and in turn will
give them to Dr. J. J.
Johnson, Strathroy.
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Allward on the
birth of a son; a brother for
Matthew.
Sympathy is expressed to
Mrs. Isabel) Scafe in the pass-
ing of her brother of Thunder
Bay; also to the Given
families.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Landerkin of Ridgeway,
formerly here, visited recent-
ly in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill M.
Stewart, Weston and Mrs.
Christena Stewart,
Craigholme, attended the 50th
wedding anniversary on
Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Patchett, Strathroy at the
Christian Education room in
the Siloam Church, Highbury
Avenue.
Last Sunday, Joseph David,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Richards of Port
Burwell, was dedicated in the
Baptist Church. Joseph is a
grandson of Mrs. Ethel
Phillips, and great grandson
of Mrs. Nettie Hughes.
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Minister leaves
Fare well at Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Kirkton
Kirkton and Woodham
pastoral charge held a
farewell service for Rev. and
Mrs. King in Kirkton United
Church Sunday. The service
was under the leadership of
the Class That Counts with
Mrs. George Burgin, Mrs.
Harold Foster, Mrs. Bob Mar-
shall and Mrs. Sandra
Coward taking part.
Mrs. Shirley Luther of Hen -
Ladies meet
at Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Brinsley
The May meeting of the
Brinsley U.C.W. was held in
the church May 5 with eight
members and one visitor in
attendance.
The meeting was opened by ,
Psalm of Approval.
Marilyn Lee read the open-
ing prayer. Readings, Is there
a mother in the house? and
Take time out for spring
house-cleaning! were read by
Betty Prest and Evelyn
Trevithick.
The ladies made plans for a
yard sale with bake table to
be held May 28 at the church
grounds. If it rains it will be
in the church shed.
After various other articles
of business were presented by
Marion Hodgson the meeting
was closed by a hymn and
benediction followed by a
social half hour.
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sall was guest speaker.
Following the service Dave
Williams read an address
composed by Mrs. Robt.
Ratcliffe and Bill Osborne
presented Rev. and Mrs. King
with an oil painting on behalf
of the pastoral charge. Kevin
Stephen presented them with
a clock from the Young
Peoples.
Rev. and Mrs. King made a
suitable reply. Following the
service lunch and a social
hour was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Rea Stephen
were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Stephen
of Owen Sound to celebrate
the 80th birthday of Rea
Stephen's brother, Lawrence.
The other members of his
family from Exeter and St.
Marys attended also.
Mrs. Joan McCormick
returned to her home Friday
after having undergone
surgery in St. Marys
Memorial Hospital.
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