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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-06-17, Page 7A6 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, .JUNlr 17, 1987 CHICKEN TURNOVER -People took advantage•of the good Kfo , ndaseb,vic at the an- , and service at the an- nuaI Canadian Foresters chicken'barbeque held at the Kinburn.Hall•Thursday. Twelve hundred halves of chicken were cooked using Stewart Dolmage's secret recipe for the saucecovering the chickens. Tickets were sold in advance and 285 adult tickets and 15 children's tickets had to be sold at the door to accommodate the crowd. Lorne Glan- viile,left and Kelly Dalton Jr. turn the rack of chicken so they can be cooked ori the `other side. Blake photo Hymn writer featur d et Ufit 1 .retro Walton unit met in the church basement ,for thew June meeting 'on Wednesday evening. • •Melva Fraser opened with a reading Announcements given out were Juniitor, Walton Correspondent ' ' Choir Barbecue, Tuesday, June 16 at 4;10 MRS. BEM McCAL4 p.m.;. board meeting to be held at the 887.667.7 ' church, June 18 at 8 p.m. and youth group to following through the devotions on com- . meet at Brussels Sunday evening. Next Sun- munieations. She was assisted by Viola . 'tJeor reports, Viola Kirkley $130, and . day the Masons from Seaforth. are to be pre- Kirkley with meditation and prayer. Hymns Audrey Hackwell $190, sent at the morning service at Duff's at 10 were •sung from the New Hymnary with The unit is to have July_ to place flowers in .atm. Doreen Hackwell as pianist. Offering • was • the church, several were assigned to have HIGGINS REUNION reserved and dedicated. flowers there on that Sunday. On Sunday Ken and Judy Shortreed, Bob, Edith Wey took the topic, speaking of T. The meeting closed with the Benediction. Kendra and Amy and Isabelle Shortreed at- Herbert O'Driscall who was famous for his Following Grace a tasty lunch,was served tended the annual Higgins reunion in hymn writing, he expressed feeling. Several by Maxine Marks, Marion Godkin and Belmore. About 70 family members numbers from a song sheet were sung with Doreen Harkwell. gathered in the park for a social time and a Edith at the piano., DUFF'S UNITED NEWS ' smorgasbord supper in the Community he meeting -was -turned -over -to -Phyllis — Friettrls a -3r d relatives of members of the Hail. Mitchell, vice president with Audrey confirmation class attended the morning Guests with Nelson and Maxine Marks Hackwell .reading minutes and several service of Duff's United Church„Profession and Blaine following the confirmation ser - thank you cards. Those who didn't answer of Faith and Promise for Confirmation were the roll call on an article from the church taken by' Glenda Carter, Steve Fritz, Nancy paper had to pay a fine. Godkin, Ben Hoegy, Sherry Hoegy, Blaine Several •announcements of coming events Marks, Ron Stevenson, Amy Workman from were brought from the recent U.C.W. Walton and Heather Wheeler, Bluevale. meeting. Plans were made for the lunch to The service was ledby Rev. Bonnie. Lam- be served following the Masons Service on ble and the Junior Choir sang two numbers. Sunday, June 28. Six from each unit are to Marion Godkinwas organist, Communion take one dozen' muffins, was served by members of the .confirmation - guests following the Sunday morning church It was voted not to have a bakeless bake class along with opening, reading scriptures service with Mrs. Bev Stevenson, Ron and sale this year. Copper contest leaders gave' and receiving offering.. , Chris. ' vice at Duff's United Church on Sunday were Ken. and Betty Hulley, Darlene and Denise, Londesborough, Brian,.. Sharon. Pryce, Trish and Brent' of Winthrop and Tracey Salverda. ' PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. 'Stuart Stevenson; and. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan McCall were luncheon Cranbrook WI members visit Sleepy Hollow Rabbitryin Three car loads of Women's Institute members driven by Mrs. Leslie Knight, Mrs, W. Strickler, and Mrs, John Vanass en- joyed a car tour for their June meeting. They visited the Sleepy Hollow Rabbitry, RR 3'Wingham, then toured Royal Homes, Wingham. They had dinner at the "Golden Pheasant", following which they went to the "Gingerbread Doll Museum", Wroxeter, It was a most interesting and educational day 6 AdIr Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 and very enjoyable. Peter Hagadoorn, Toronto, spent the last weekend in Cranbrook, Gertie Pride, Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs, Ken Miller' and her sister Mrs, Margaret McBrien, Brussels. ANNUAL BARBECUE Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs, Geo, Williamson, Mrs. Heibein; and Mrs. Hamilton, all of Listowel, visited Mrs. Mac • Engel on Wednesday evening. Rev. Steven Webb conducted the Sacraments of Baptism and Communion on unday, June 7. Several new members weFFe received into the membershi p of the char @h. Cranbrook Foresters M100 held their an- nual barbecue on Tuesday, June 9 at the Cranbrook Community Centre. About 50 members and friends attended. A short business meeting was held and a social time and a social time of visiting was enjoyed. The Women's Missionary society of Knox Presbyterian Church held their, June meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack Knight. Wingham Mrs. Stewart Steiss opened the meeting With. a • reading "Homes". The Scripture from Genesis 1 was read in unison and a medita- tion by Mrs. Steiss. The roll call was answered by a verse on "Father", . Mrs: Wilfred Strickler gave an interesting: topic on "Sri Lanka" which :gave an idea of the conditions there. 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