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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-06-28, Page 17ti HMM, GOOD—Kathy and Christine McDonald of Varna wereamong the 1,000 diners who attended a very successful pork barbecue at the Varna. United Church. (Expositor photo) OH, THAT HOMEMADE PIE -Mildred, Mc- Ash of the Varna. United Church serves up. another, slice of .homemade pie at -the church barbecue ..last Wednesday.+ :there was, every variety of pie from fresh strawberry topped with whipped cream to chocolate and fresh rhubarb., Ex cosi r ( P to photo) THE CHEF—Barry Taylor of Varna turns a rack of pork chops at Varna United . Church's barbecue last Wednesday night. (Expositor photo) NOTICE New .Hours commencing July 9 Mon,, Tues.', Wed. & Fria • 9-6 pont. Thursday - 9-7 Sat, » $-1 Pau/roe's Hair Care 4�- Marti' - GEE,IiT'S HARD TO DECIDE --Judy Morrison. Of Zurich can't be blamed for looking a little wide -eyed --look at all the kinds df pie she has to choose from at Varna United Church barbecue last Wednesday,. (Expositor photo). Legion holds V merxoria.l Correspondent MRS. BERTHA MacGREGOR - 262-2025, The Hensall Branch of the �ensall I'Jnitec: new window Correspondent MRS. HiLDA M. PAYNE 262-5018 Mrs. Laird Mickle spent a few days recently in Water- loo visiting her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and. Mrs. • Ross Macmillan and family and while there attended the reception and dinner on Sun- day held attheir home in honour of Mr. and Mrs; MacMillan's parents, who. were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.. Carl. Payne on Saturday were Miss Muriel Hayman. of Surrey, England, .Mr. and' Mrs. Glen Payne of Elmira, Mn and Mrs. Claire. Payne of St. Thomas, Mr: and Mrs. Ross. Berdan of Union, Mrs. John Alexander, and • Joati, and Ross, Miss Cathy Sim of Kippen, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne. Payne bf London and Rev. Stan McDonald. It isn't every, day that a church has -new stained glass windows but at Hensall Un- ited ' Church that is the case. With the sunlight filtering Brucefield people home Correspondent MRS. JEAN TAYLOR' :.482.9155 Mr. Ross . Scott .'has returned home after having eye surgery. 'Mrs. Ivan Wightman formerly of Brucefield was in. . the hospital the same time as Mr, Scott having the same surgery. Mrs. Isabelle Scott, Mr. A. Patterson, Mrs, M. Walters, Mrs. H. McCartney and Mrs. Pearl Eyre visited with Rev. and Mrs. Stevens at Beams- ville. Mr.. and. Mrs.. Victor Hargreaves are holidaying' in the' States. Dr. William Swan • of Guelph and Mrs. Swan, his mother of Hamilton spent::`. Wednesday with .Miss M. Swan and Mrs. Alice Ham. through, it was a fitting moment for the service of dedicationled by their min- ister, , . Rev. Stan C, McDonald on Sunday morn- ing. ' Windows were dedicated in• memory of Lisa 'Darlene. Merritt (by grandparents, Mr. and Mrs: Cart, Payne), G. Mark Drysdale, W. Carl Passmore, Brian Harrison. Alderdice, Ida B. Case Row- cliffe, Mr. and Mrs: John Rowcliffe,the late Albert Alexander and Mrs. Alex- ander, the late James .'Me- allister, and Mrs. McAllister, the late .Alma Hess, Bill and Jean Smith and family, the Munn family, Mr.. and" Mrs. Herb Jones, 'MrDavid Brock, Mrs. Dorothy Mickle, Mr. and. Mrs. Ian McAllister; the: United Church Women and the Sunday School Stu- dents . The service prece ding the dedication was conducted by Rev:. Stan. C. McDonald who told the children the story of the, "Golden Windows" and: preached on The great :cloud of witnesses". Mem- ories othersgive us can be great blessings and tragedy, can bring out new ` ex- periences and give a new perspective. From trouble, faith grows and puts a found. ation under . hope. A new purpose gives a foundation to hope. Unfulfilled hopes give new .challenges . The ded- ication of ed-ication..of' the windoiis builds •the hope„ ofmore abundant life, for the future of the Church. The choir sang Handers "Largo" and following the dedication, Mrs. •Donna St., John sang, '`Bless this house". Mrs. Marianne McCaffrey led the choir and Dr. Ralph Toppwas, at th'e organ. All registrations for the vacation Bible School should be in this week; it will be held July 2-6. Annual Open -Air Service at Camp Mcttesetung will be held on July 29 at 11 a.m. Picnic and games to follow, Usborne&.:Hjbbert Mutual Fire InsuranceCornpany. Iistahli,licd iii 1$ ( ) Provides Fuli. Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings. as well as Form Properties AGENTS Ross Hodgen John Moore Joseph Uniac Mrs,Elaine Skinner Wally Burton Woodham Dublin Mitchell' Exeter Exeter 229.6643 345-2512 348-9012 235-1553 235.0350 •DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS Jack Harrigan Robert Gardiner Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy William Chefie R R.3, Lucan 227-4305 R.R.2, Stadia 3454739 R.R.1, St. Marys 229.6277 R.R.2, Dublin 345.2543 R.R.1, Kirkton .229'6594 Mitchell 3484129 Canadian Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary held a memorial. service at. Hensall Union Cemetery on Sunday when Crosses of Comrades and flags were replaced and dedicated . Rev, Stan McDonald was iri charge assisted • by the President Irvine Ferris. Parade Marshall Larry Uyl and Sgt, at Arms Mrs. Iva; Reid led, the colour party. Mrs. Hilda Smale, Charlie. Cooper and Howard Smale. Five Legion Members placed the Crosses around the flag. The crosses will be cemented. in place at the graves. Mrs. Jack Corbett spent a day in London with her sister Mrs. Blanche Chapman.,. bituary.: Suddenly at her late ;re- sidence R.R.1, Zurich, on . Sunday, June 24, 1979 Victoria Bolton died. She was the wife of John Soldan and mother of. Patrick Soldan of Grand Bend and Michael Soldan of Exeter. mother-in- law of Sharon and Barbara: in her 74th year. Also.. surviving are five garnd- chidlren, Tracey, Jason, Sue Anna, Jodi and Ryan Soldan. She was the sister of Mrs. Doris Clemas, London (Norma) Mrs. Jack Munn, 1pperwash, Mrs. Alda Heppler,' Waterloo (Maude) Mrs. Marry Hoffman, Dash- wood. Shewas predeceased by Rebecca Bolton. and Elva Spellman and her parents Gordon'& Mary Bolton of Hibbert Township. The funeral service took place on Wednesday, . June 27 at 2 p.m. from the T. ll arty Hoffman ';Funeral Home, Dashwood'. Rev. K. Knight officiating. . • • Interment in Exeter Cemetery, Mrs. Soldan was a teacher of . Allenby School Toronto for many years. �ci r n Qi e A 477 THE: H'I ON EXPOSIT/1 JNE orb cue a succe new minister iartiving Correspondent MRS, MARY CHESSELIt - 482-9969 The induction service. for Rev. Wilena Brown' will, be. .held on, Friday evening, June•. 30 at 8:00 o'clock at Goshen; church with Rev. Alan Thomas of Bayfield conduct- ing the service, Rev. Maurice Francis of Fullarton, chair- man of presbytery, will pre- side over the induction cere- mony, and Rev. Robert Rob- erts of Egmondville will preach the sermon. Present also will be acting secretary, Rev. Stan McDonald of Hen- sall. Miss Brown is moving, into the manse this Week. Joint church services for the month of July will alter. nate between Varna and Goshen, and will be in Varna, next Sunday, On July 29th an outdoor' 'service is planned for Stanley Twp: park, with lunch and a picnic following. All services in July will be at 11:00 a.m. The annual pork barbecue was again a huge success with over 1100 people ins attendance for an excellent meal. Black thunderclouds. Arid lightning at 4:30 threat- ened to drench the guests, but most of the rain veered. ,away front the windy city. When a large number of cars is parked along the roadside,, one would expect drivers to slow down and drive cautiously, brit several vehicles were seen travelling, through at a fair speed. There is always the possib- ility of a child getting away from its parents and darting into the road. and area a . news Kippen hears princess Correspondent MRS. RENA CALDWELL 262=5935 Mrs: Dave Triebner,. President opened the Kippen. East Women's: Institute with a "Smile" when they met' at the home of Mrs. Wm. McDowell, June 20. Plans were finalized for the Bean Festival in Zurich, August 25. Mrs, Alex McGregor, Mrs. Stewart Pepper,Mrs. Jack Sinclair and Mrs: Harry Caldwellwill work the early shift.Mrs. James Drummond conducted the Program with readings and a contest. She introduced the Dairy. Princess, of Huron .County Jean Siertsema who spoke on her work, her schooling and hercommittments as a Dairy Princess. _ .Miss ` Siertsema was 'thanked by Mrs. Camp- bell Eyre who also gave a reading on "Food Prices". Mrs. Robert: Kinsman re- ported on the District Annual. An invitation to Exeter Park, . July 11. by, Elemville W.I. was accepted. Mrs. ' Triebner read an interesting article by Elaine Townshend on ''Signs'. Roll' call' was answered by naming a product made from milk, Mrs. ' Stewart: .Pepper gave courtesy remarks and lunch was served by the hostess and the committee in charge, Mrs. Robert Bell and.; Mrs. James • Chalmers. Winners of the contest were Ruby Triebner, Margaret Hoggarth and -Mona Alderdice who tied for first place. PERSONALS Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Vancouver B.C. called on. Mr. and Mrs: W.L. Mellis, Mrs. Taylor's grandfather. Rev. :. Acheson preached in Kippen for 17 years. Mrs. Ed McBride, Mrs. WHITE WHEEL SALE Example 15x8 Ford 1/2 Ton 31,c=. 15x7 Chev '/z .Ton 30.95, MANY MORE. GOOD DEALS ON WHEELS No reasonable offer will be refused c. TIRE SALE ExampleG60-15 Super Charger 59'a' 11-15 LT Cooper 74.9:. MANY OTHER SIZES AT LOW PRICES • RUNNING BOARD SALE from. 119.95 Most sizes & models in Mock' This Fri. & Satf only utter store only Jerry MacLean at son AUTOMOtiv 1:TD, - .,.• , • x3S•Ot00i Starr AI Flora Dowson, Mrs. Wayne McBride and Julie holidayed in: Florida recently, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor are holidaying on St, Joseph's Island, and Sault. Queensway •.Has t,u The Queensway :Nursing Home' held a "Fun, Day" for the residents on Saturday in conjunction with Nursing- Home and Senior. Citizens week, Games and prizes. were held in teh forenoon for the' residents., Tickets on a basekt of fruit donated by the. Legion Ladies' Auxiliary were sold. • Mrs. 'Louise. Mitchell drew the winning ticket. for Aleida Kars: -Five bikers for the Bike -a-. thon braved the weather and: went . 'the 12 miles: A Strawberry, and'. ice • Cream Social was enjoyed by all in atpndince; All :proceeds;go to the Ontario Heart'. Foundation. . Mrs. Eric Luther cone ducted the Church service last week. The Christian Reformed: Church. Ladies' took' the reskdents for a car ride on, Wednesday. Visitots with Nelson Loghrin were Frank &:.Elaine Jordan, Helen:. & Joan Klemke, .Mr,. and Mrs. Verdun 'Fuer,' Stratford.. Visitors with Louise Mitchell were Mrs, Vera Amy " and Mrs. Beavers, Brantford and her son Les Mitchell, Chester Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley visited with Mrs. Vera Lammie. Ruth Durand visited her • mother Mrs. • Ste. Marie. Residents of . the community express their sympathy to the Bell family, in the .death. of Ruth Adair, daughter. of ;the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bell. day Kendrick. Don Rozendal visited his wife Alice. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hulley visited `:Mrs. Hulley, The Bowling Scores were Men's:: High Neil Regan 136. Ladies' High Score Bernice ;Howes Mrs. Coultis, who Suffered. a stroke several weeks', ago, returned borne Inst week, About thirty members of the Johnston family attended a reunion at the 'township hall in Varna: on Sunday: Quite a number of people •from. the Varna area were at the Community Centre in Zurifh on Friday evening to celebrate the Sixtieth Wed- ding: anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Adkins. by JACK LAVENDER 1f at first you don't recede, diet, diet again. Adding insulation really- keeps fuel bills down. 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