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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-06-20, Page 13Walton Sunday Schoal St�:ore*. fesetited.With aw'ar Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL $87.6677 Daring a meetingon leadership, both units of the Walton UCmet at the church on Wednesday evening with 21 ladies present. Marie MCGavin led in the devotions assisted by Viola Kirkby reading scripture. Marilyn McDonald read an item on the theme of leadership, entitled "Getting off the Pew": Each person was given a candle which was lit, representing the light given from Christ. Marie McGavirrwas pianist for the singing of the hymns. -Ruth Axtmann, leader of the Christian Leadership Development of the Huron Perth Presbytery, was guest speaker. She said to decide who is a leader and follow the leader. We were to think of someone who gave a great influence in our lives. Everyone can be a leader and if you are a leader express yourself. The meeting was turned over to Marion Godkin, first Vice -President who opened the business. Marilyn McDonald assisted with the minutes and thank you card was received from Mildred Traviss. A report of a very successful garage and bake sale the previous Saturday was given by secretary totalling almost the 5500. The resource centre will close June 22. Orders are to be in before that date. Someone is wanted to do typing for the Sunday church bli,lletin. Contact Rev. Swan. It was moved to have the St. Thomas men's choir on Friday evening, Oct. 21 with a discussion on price of tickets: It was also announced that church repairs of 52100 i yottld be completed by September. A bicentennial project of the UCW would be the front wooden doors and the offteial board project of the two entrance windows,' There will be no church service .at Duff's on July 1 asOpll churches will hold a Bicentennial service (outdoors) at the Brussels. Morris and Grey Coprmunity Centre at 11 a.m. Vacation Bible School is July 9.13 from 9:30 till 11:45 a.m. If anyone can help during the week can Dianne Baan at 887-0622., A shower was announced for Kim Humphries on July 6; The suppers for the Blyth festival for Walton Church are Aug. 3 and 10.1 SUNDAY WORSHIP Presentations of awards of the Sunday School were held during the morning service at Duff's United. Church. The children presented a couple of choruses accompanied by Gloria Wilbee with her guitar. Cathy McGavin, teacher for the nursery class for this year read out the children's narhes and Maxine Marks presented the awards: Nursery class members were Colleen McCallum, Lisa Gingerich, Shannon Davies, Allan Weisbrod, Patricia Clark, Neil Saur, Lee Ann McDonald, Chad McCallum, Valerie Collins, Stephen Nichol, Amanda Workman, Ellen Workman, Stacy Linton and Randy Linton. Children receiving awards were Colleen McCallum - missed no Sundays and received her second year wreath and third year seal; Chad McCallum - missed five Sundays, received his first year diploma; Allan Weisbrod - missed two Sundays, received his first year diploma and attehdanee pin: Children being promoted tp Primary Class are Lisa Gingerich,' Patricia Clark, Allan Weisbrod, Stephen Nichol and Stacy Linton. Gloria Love read out names in the Primary Class including Spsan Carter, Randy Mc- Clure, Cindy McCallum, Greg Fritz, Kipp Weisbrod, Chris Stevenson, Chris Davies, Andrea Gingerich, Sharon Godkin, Lori-anne McClure, Shannon ' Craig, Michael Craig, Colleen Collins, Chris Saurs, Angela Wood, Joe Wood. Children receiving awards were Susan Carter - missed no Sundays and received her six year bar and six year seal; Cindy McCallum - missed no Sundays and received her three year bar and five year seal; Randy McClure - missed two Sundays and received his first year diploma and perfect attendance Pie - Kipp Weisbrod missed two Sundays and received his two year wreath and three year seal; Sharon Godkin - missed no Sundays and received her four year bar and fourth year seal; Lori -Anne McClure - missed two Sundays and received her first year diploma and perfect attendance pin. Shannon Craig missed no Sundays and received her four year bar and fifth year seal; Michael Craig missed one Sunday. Children being promoted to Junior Class are Susan Carter, Randy McClure, Greg Fritz, • Michael Craig and Angela Wood. / Helen Craig, teacher, was unable .to be present so the junior class was read out by Marie McGavin including Steven Fritz, Ron Stevenson, Brian Love, Nancy Godkin, Bonnie Finlayson, Barb Finlayson, Tonia McClure, Greg Clark, Danny Taylor, Manny `Taylor, fixity Workinan and. Sherry Harburn. Children receiving awards this year are Brian Love who pissed two Sundays and received his four year bar and fifth year seal; Nancy Godkin missed no Sundays and received. her eight year bar and eighth year .. seal; Tonia McClure missed one,.Sunday and received her i'rrst year' diploma and perfect; attendance pin. Marie McGavin, teacher for Irttermediate Class, read opttlames andpresented their awards. Enrolled are Glenda Carter, Heather Mc(avif, Blair)te7Marks, Sherry Iioegy, Amy Workman,, Jim Clark, Leslie }ludic, Jason Thames Chris H(}irburn , Children receiving awatd5 ' are Glenda Carter whn missed no Sundays and received h�gr Six year bar and seventh year seal; Heather McGavin missed three Sundays and received her ninth year seal; Sherry Hoegy missed no Sundays and received her six year bar and seventh year sell. Sunday School will resume again in September. ew park lights dedicated in.BeIgrave Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887-9487 Under clear blue skies but cool tempera- ture, many Belgrave and area residents gathered at the Belgrave ball, park Friday evening to .njoy ball games and4he official 'turning on' of the new park lights. The Mite boys and girls were the first to play and everyone ° enjoyed watching the young athletes. The girls are coached by Jim Taylor, Linda Bird and Barbara Black. Ruth and Neil Olson coach the boys. The next team. to take to the field were the Squirt girls and boys. The boys are coached by Lloyd Michie and Murray Shiell while the girls are coached by Nancy Daer and Lisa Thompson. The Bantam girls played against the Pee Wee boys and provided super. entertain- ment. Cheryl Walker and. Patty' Nixon are the coaches for the girls while Harry Wilson and Glenn Coultes are coaches for the Pee Wee boys. When the sun had set, Bill Elston, Reeve of Morris Township, and Neil Vincent, 11 WHITE SWAN WHITE, YELLOW OR BEIGE FACIAL TISSUE OUR,REG. 9,, 1.27 BOX OF 200 , NEILSON ORANGE JUICE STICKS OR DREAMSICLE , OF 12 • CLOVER LEAF SOLID WHITE TUNA IN OIL 198 g OR IN WATER 7 oz. TIN - OUR REG. 2.59 TIN • ASSORTED FLAVOURS HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS. OUR REG. 1.6999' 200 9 - 1 CHOCOLATEMALLOW, CHOCOLATE ECLAIR 'SQUARES, .SQUARES, FAVOURITE 5 OR SHORTBREAD RINGS WESTON COOKIES OUR REG. 2.55 199 400 g SAVE 1.50 SUNLIGHT 6 LITRE - 2.4 Kj .LAUNDRY DETERGENT OUR REG. ° 5.19 • CUT MEN OI WAX /EARS, SEASONED GEMS, CREAN COIN, sSwwE�TT PEAS OB WILE KERNEL COBE DELMONTE FANCYQUALM NO SALT VEGETABLES OUR REG. 97e 6T 14 oz. TIN (KERNEL CORN 12 oz. T1N1 MAXWELL HOUSE REGULAR, FILTER 0# AUTO ROASTED COFFEE OUR REG. 3.99 2 2.9, 369 g s-- READY TO SERVE MIXED FRUIT, APPLE, OR9INGE OR GRAPE TANG, DRINKS 99c OUR REG. 1.49 PKG. OF 3 250 mL SAVARIN BEEF, TURKEY OR CHICKEN POTPIES 59` OUR REG. 95¢ FROZEN 8 oz. Reeve of East Wawanosh officially turned on the new lights: Lloyd Michie, Chairman of the Commun-, ity Centre Board gave a brief history of the park. The Marnh Maroons and the Belgrave Riggers both slow ' pitch teams from Belgrave, played ball.. 'While everyone was enjoying the ball game, Stevens Country Gold provided the music in the arena for dance following the game. SOFTBALL RESULTS Girls Squirts, Monday, June 11 -Winthrop 22, Belgrave 2; Wednesday, June 13, Belgrave 22, Wingham 15. Boys, Pee Wee, Tuesday, June 12, Belgrave 22, Fordwich 15; Saturday, June 19, Belgrave 8, Wingham S. UCW MEETING At the regular, meeting of the Afternoon Unit, Mrs. Earl Anderson presided. Helen Martin read a poem. Final plans were made for the "Over 80" birthday party for Aug. 14. Alice Scott concluded the study "Life for Women" from "Jesus Means Life" showing that Jesus defended women and also chose women as followers. Mrs. William Fenton read from the Bible showing women's equality with men and Jesus' compassion for women - SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY The congr gations of Knox United, Be1gr ve and Calvin -Brick, with former mem an visitors from neighboring churches icipated with the Belgrave Sunday School attendants at their anniver- sary and flower service Sunday morning. A prelude of music was presented by Mrs. George Procter, organist and Sheila Ander- son, pianist. The service was conducted by William Coultes, superintendent, assisted by Rev. John G. Roberts. CREAMERY FRESH NORDICA 2% BUTTERFAT TT GE CHEESE OUR 9:„ ZEHRS. FIRST QUALITY FRESH BUTTER / W" ���• „,� DRESSINGS m00 ' • UE, NNTS TOMATO SAUCE . m9L 119 morrow FRESH NW `^ MACLEANS TOOTHPASTE TUBE L f .-� HUNTS TOMATO PASTE 13 oz. 99° SUNLIGHT LIQUID DETERGENT ONE 119 LITRE PEPSI COLA RE aRiAOUNTAIN OEW EE Z"us 7....i 590 DEPOSIT �- 5 VARIETIES COUNTRY -HARVEST CRACKERS 250 g 1.19 SkUEUE BEEHIVE BILLY BEE HONEY L89 GAY LEA SOUR CREAM 500 mL 1.59 LONG GRAIN RICE 900 9 99~ ENRICHED WHITE BREAD 675 g N8°LITRE BARBECUE LIGHTER FLUID ONE , 99' SUPREME ICE 5 FLAVOURS � - ALITY (RIGHTS - TOMATO JUICE 48 05. 99' 11N CREAM 2•119 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM WED. JUNE 20 UNTIL CLOSING SAT. JUNE 23. ZEHRS CHEESE COLBY, BRICK, MARBLE, MOZZARELLA OR HAVARTI 7 11 39 31 /kg wire Ib. ZEHRS . SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE 2$. or. 89 Tite THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH MON, TUES. 9 TO6 P.M. WED., THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 .1.15 1 Ib. ).9g PEPPERIDGE FARM 6 VARIETIES LAYER CAKES 9 OUR C REG. 1.89 FROZEN 369 g KRAFT SINGLE CHEESE SLICES OUR REG. �3}SgfN: c,. c, Of18\ • Cranbrook Scripture readings were given by Ben Barnes and Heather Hopper relating to the Pharisee, the tax collector and God's gift -to uk•of eternal life. The choir accompanied by Mrs. Procter sang "Praise to the Lord" and "Give Thanks to God." Attendance awards were presented by William Coultes assisted by Clifford Coultes. The offering was received by Alison Coultes, Chris Michie, Katherine Procter and Corey McKee. Guest speaker was Marvin Smith of Listowel. Mr. Smith is an einployee of the Ministry of Natural Resources in Wingham. His sermon was entitled "Awards - Earthly and Eternal." Following the service everyone enjoyed a barbecue chicken lunch which was served in the church schoolroom and the W.I. Hall. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler accompanied her grade eight class of Lucknow Central Public School on their annual excursion to Ottawa. Murray Cardiff, MP talked with the students before they sat on the Senate meeting in the Commons. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Procter returned home on Friday, June 15 after attending the 40th anniversary of the D. Day landing in Normandy, France. They also visited with friends and relatives in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis of Brampton spent the weekend with his father Kenneth Davis. Doris Comba of Almonte near Ottawa is spending a week with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morton, Heather and Ian. Clara Fernandes of London, Dale Lamont ' of Hensall and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cottrill of Wingham visited on Father's Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lamont. "(Continued from page Al2) visited the Colasantis tropical gardens. Mary MacDonald, Toront9, is spending some timewith family in Crhnbrook, The annual Forester's barbecue and installation was held at the home of Bro. Jack and Sister Jean Conley with a good attendance. Bro. Gerry Ginn, District Deputy installed the officers for 1984-85. Sister Jean Ginn served as high marshal'. A barbecue followed. Members and friends of the W.I. joined with Moncreiff and Monkton on June 15 for a bus trip to the Boat Farm at Caledonia. All agreed it was a real good day. Jack Smith, Monkton was the bus driver. GRAND OPENING THURSDAY E21 r ASSORTED FLAVOURS NEILSON FRUITPLUS ,YOGURT OUR qO. 7121 EA. 99S 175 g SOFT STYLE SIINR0Wai at OR REGULAR 011 UNSALTED CONN OIL FLEISCHMANN MARGARINE J IE RESERVEE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO NEILSON 10j HALF & HALF1.19 CREAM 600 m1 NEILSON ONION CHIP DIP 2500 99? 0 ETR1CHS SCONE ROLLS OUR RFG. '1.87 b UP 1 L8. 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