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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-06-28, Page 23Walton brid:e4o e honored wifh , poem VittlSowesmiepoodenis SHOWER AT 'DUFF'S A shower was field at Duff's United Church on Monday, June 19 for Tara McKelvie who ^will be marrying Carl Mc- Callum e-Callum on Saturday, July 9, 4989. Mistress of ceremonies was Marjory Humphries.. Attending the guest heok were Carl's :three ,nieces Janice, Cindy and Colleen IMeCalium. 'The program con- sisted of a Breading by Viola Kirkby, a contest by 'Helen Craig and a sing -song led by Marie McGavin with Marjory Humphries at the piano. Janice Mc- Callum did step -dancing and Pearl Mc- Callum played a medley of tunes on her mouth organ with Margery Huether as pianist. Tara was called to the front joined by her mother, Carl's mother and grand- mother. An address was read by Margery Huether. Tonight Tara, you have found us gathered here, because your Wedding Day draws near. We have ail come'to of- fer our ,best .wishes, before you change your name ,..to 'rMrs„ Born in Wingham, and there you went to public school. Later Off to Seaforth High, to follow the Golden Rule. You have many talents, One was the Seaforth Girl's Band. I'm sure you enjoyed the outings, and also travelled—to many a land. Played Midget Ball at Walton, also 4-H Fitness Fair was lots of fun. I'm told out at'Seaforth Bowling lanes you let the ball go, after halfway down the alley you did aun. Only a few years went by, then to Fan- shaw College you did go. Then back to Listowel's Spin Rite to the office where you did the Pay Roll just so. Working in a Clothing Store, Wong's Restaurant, giving out good make-up ad- vice - selling that popular "Mary K". But now at Mitchell's National Trust where you want to stay. Yes the date is "8" the month is July, but the days are quickly passing by. For us to give you advice, it is free, and if you act the way you should, there'll be no trouble and quarrels few. THE' HURON •EXPOSITOR, JUNE 28, 1989 — 23A If you both do the things you know are right to do, you never, never give him bread that's bard as a rock, and heavy as lead. Be sure your cakes are fluffy and light, and your tarts and meat are cooked just right. His shoes must always be shining and bright, his trousers press- ed to look just right. Take care that his socks are all complete, and buttons sew- ed on his shirts real neat. Enough of advice, but our real wish for you and Carl, is that your married life will be long, and each and everyday will ' be like singing a happy song. With high ideals and love sincere. The storms of life you need not fear. For God will lead you all the way, to the peaceful calm of your happiest day. The joys that come from love that's true, are our richest blessings we wish for you. And now please accept from one and all, these gifts that are round, and flat and tall. So Tara without any further advice, we all just say, best wishes for you. Sign- ed on behalf of your friends, neighbours, and relatives in the Walton Community. Tara made a fitting reply for all the lovely gifts. A lunch was served. Cranbrook boys attend camp out at Saugeen Bluffs Approximately 40 people attended the Cranbrook Correspondent annual barbecue of Court Woodbine M100 MBS. MAC ENGEL at the Community Centre on June 13. A 8874645 supper of salads, hot dogs, hamburgers, and desserts was enjoyed by all. Sister The regular morning service in Knox Nancy Jean Craig conducted games Church on Sunday, June 18, was taken by which created a lot of amusement for John Tollenaar and Ernie Naylor from young and not so young. The Court decid- the Monkton congregation. Rev. Steven ed to donate ten dollars to the cancer Webb accompanied the Youth Group on a fund in memory of the late Wm. Close. camping trip to Elora. Several boys from the area attended Mr. and Mrs. Murray Crawford visited the Cub and Scout campout at Saugeen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford at St. Bluffs on the weekend. The Beavers join - Marys on Sunday. ed them for the Saturday activities. The Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fretz were in Strat- weather was rather uncooperative but the ford and Kitchener on Sunday. They at- boys seemed to enjoy themselves. The tended the Open House for the 80th birth- leaders of these three groups should be day of Allan's grandfather ' . vin Ruby in congratulated for sticking it out in spite Kitt;hener. of the damp conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Starr and The Youth Groups from Cranbrook and daughter Natalie or Owen Sound visited Monkton camped in Elora the past with Don and Mrs. Cotton. weekend. These were another group to The Allan Smith families enjoyed their get their spirits dampened. annual picnic in the Conservation Park in Karen Uhler and Nancy Vanass spent Brussels on, Sunday afternoon. Thursday and Friday in Toronto with the Cromarty group studies a • artbeid Cromarty Correspondent MBS. ROBERT LAIING 345-2326 -Maty Elliott presided for the June meeting of the Marian Ritchie Women's Missionary Society last Tuesday evening and opened with a responsive call to worship. Ruth Laing was in charge of the wor- ship service which was based on the 75th anniversary of the Women's Missionary Society, Western Division (Montreal to B.C.). The ,scriptures from Acts 15 and Matthew 28 followed the anniversary theme, "Go and Tell". The meditation pointed out that W.M.S. members are - women of faith, women of prayer, FRESH BAKED SPECIALS Specials in Effect Thursday, Friday Saturday - While Supplies Last CRUSTY ROLLS DOZ Tasty -Nu Store Only STRAWBERRY Grade 8 class from Grey Central. Several of the young people (Grade 7's) from the community have returned following a week of touring Quebec City and Ottawa. The fourth and fifth meeting of the Cranbrook Club was held on June 9 at Yvonne Knights: The meeting opened with the 4-11 pledge. The name "Weed Wackers" was chosen.. Meetings four and five were done in the member's pam- phlet. Achievement night was discussed. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. Meeting 6 of the Cranbrook Weed Wackers was held on June 19 at Freda Crawford's. The meeting opened with the 4-11 pledge. The leaders led a discussion on pruning and then showed pictures of Butchart Gardens. The covers for the books were discussed. A picture was chosen and green duotangs will be used. Our achievement program will be on September 17 when the WI will tour the projects. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. 1121.1011211, BAKER'S SPECIAL - 567 g. WHITE BREAD 'A Wide Variety Of Canadian and Imported CHEESES Fresh Off The Block HAVARTI BUTTER on Nitt, CHEESE La. �J o MARBLE CHEESE 3 LB. e NORWEGIAN JARLSSERG a 4.9g) Try Our Delicious Bavarian Rye Bread, Bismark Doughnuts and Date Turnovers, disciples of Christ, women of commit- ment, women of business, women of education, and women of vision. Following prayer, a litany of thanksgiv- mg was repeated. Grace Kerslake gave a Father's Day topic entitled At Wits End. Thirteen members answered the roll call by naming a product of South Africa. Jean Carey gave the study book chapter dealing mainly with the effect apartheid has had on African Women. Hazel Harburn presided for the business when: are invitation. from.St. Col- umban Catholic Women's League was received. A bus from the Presbyterial will be going to Crieff Hills on Monday, June 26 and eight ladies indicated a desire to go. PEOPLE Douglas Wright of Kanata spent some holidays last week with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wright of John Street, Seaforth. Mrs. Evelyn Brown of London and formerly of Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Gladys Wright of John Street. GINETTE'S RESTAURANT Seaforth's Family Restaurant SUNDAY'S SPECIAL ROAST BEEF DINNER E 50 includes Coffee or Tea and Dessert SUNDAY, JULY 2 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 1 SATURDAY, JULY 1st 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. BIRTHS . DEJONG - Jerry, Brenda and Matthew are thrilled to announce their newest family ad- dition - Jessica Elizabeth, born at St. Joseph's Hospital at 8 a.m. Tuesday, June 13, 1989, and weighing 8 lbs., 10 ozs. *DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS •LICENCED LIAO •SENIORS 15% OFF Mon. to Sat. 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sun. 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. -'14,t s::":Y.o> «o+a.< DuDeri X 4lSYTr., iso CANADA DAY HOLIDAY WEEKEND HOURS. uron 4, 4x F os for 527-0240 THE"SDHS.WALK-A-THON raised X787 for the Seaforth Community Hospital building fund, and seen here is students' council president Ben Driscoll presenting hospital fun- Araising committee chairman Marian Vincent with a cheque. Dale photo. FRI. - THURS., JUNE 30 - JULY 6 FRI. 8. SAT. 7.& 9:15 P.M. SUN. - THURS. 8 P.M. CLOSED- FiilDAY JUNE30.AT NO..N 'opEN MONDAY JULY0 Lam. To 5 p.m. DEADLINES: 4:3.0 ,ppm. MONDAY '3 iassIf1pd,S New DI$piay Ads Or. o V'kO AFIRo0.04•4"0 2 0 6'i