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Correspondent
MRS. BERT SHODiItR .
SDK
523.4250
A large number of ,the
United Church congregation,
attended service overlooking
the lake atMenestun Park,.
... .$
G . e.
rich on, Sunday
Merntng
Welcoming . the
Worshippers was Nick.
Whyte Ushers were Scott;
Overboe, John, Cartwright,
Larry Gross and ,Kevin,
Radford..
Before the, service
Barbara Bosman. with Diane
Stevenson accompanied on
electric accordianJ:led in the
hymn sing..
Mr,, Bob Elliott: was guest
speaker. His message was
"God is Close in the Outdoor.
Setting. emphasizing
personal; relationships to
God.
Benediction was by Rev.
Scott. Mr. Elliott thanked
everyone for his invitation
and to Dianne Stevenson for
the music.
Next service will be
September 2nd as Rev. Scott
As on holidays.
This service was followed
by a smorgasbord picnic
lunch served inside..
After lunch a number
enjoyed; the swimming pool
•with Ken Scott and, Brenda;
Radford acting as lifeguards,,
Others .enjoyed+ ..touring: anc
just visiting
PERSONALS.. •
Congratulations to Mary
Lou Vincent and Donald;
Stephen. Blake who were'
married" in ou r church: on,
Saturday August 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim, :Fowler
of Strathroy visited on, ;the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Vincent:
and attended, the
Blake -Vincent wedding:
where Elaine was ,guest
soloist.
Valerie Miller and Marsha
of Clinton visted on
Wednesday with her
Bandparents Mr, and Ms.
ert Shobbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman.
Lunar of Scarboro visited last
weekend with Mrs. Alice
Davidson and their mother
Mr.s Grace Fairey,.. .
Mrs. Grace 'Harrison of
Weston and Miss Eva, Vivian
of Toronto,who are
holidaying at, Inverhuron
called on Mrs. Knox and
Lavina on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill, Knox of
Blyth spent Thursday with
his mother while .Laving: was
in Toronto for the day.
Miss Betty Hutchinson
and Marion Doran of Toronto
arida Mfrs, John Shaw of
Lambeth called on Mrs,
Knox and, Lavina en Saturday
and attended the Bl yth
Theatre production ChP4
the ,evening.
Mrs. Ross Miltson, Sarah
and John of Woodstock spent
Wednesday ",and Thursday
with, her parents Mr and
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Darren;
returned, home with them,
Visitors .onThursday with
Duizers
On Sunday Mr. and' Mrs
John. Ceen :of Holland an .
John Ceen of Krrtcat'dtti
visited the Deizers,
On Sunday, evening et the
same home Mr. and. Mrs,
Jacob Muelwib, Fonthill and
Mr. and Ms. Pete Hoonard of
Blyth visited.
Julie Scott and friend Kim,,
Philips of Goderich visited;
last week with: her
Mrs, Wm.:$hall, Menkton
$onnie Turner:
Tuckersmith spent a few
days lat week wit
h her
cousin EliXaiith LeW40n.
This week, Barry Turner* is
visite$ with John Lawson,
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Burns
were :Sunday guests with,
their daughter Mr, and Mrs.
Colin Paterson, London, also
present were Cohn'a, :Mother
area news
Mr, and Mrs. Airie Duizer
were Mr: and Mrs. Anton
Korthos and sons Herb and
Bert, Mrs, G. Kerhoeven,
Mr, and 'Mrs. H. Kiop anti-
son
nison Herb, 'nephews of Mrs.
Duizer from Holland. 'w
On the weekend ne phew
Anton Slaavinenhock of
Kitchener visited the..
Huronview ladies take
Goderich shopping tour
Mrs. Charlotte Dearing,
Mrs. Bernice Glousher,'Mrs.
Florence Flood, Mrs. Minnie
Fowler, Mrs. Verna Elliott,
and Mrs. Myrtle Parker
spent Friday afternoon shop-
ping at the mall in' Goderich.
Saturday morning, the
choir held a practice. Rev.
Darrell preached on Sunday
morning, and Sunday even-
ing Mr. Dick Roorda held a
service.
We thought for awhile on
Tuesday morning that our
barbecue for 1stFloor North
ladies, and Ground Center
Oxfarn will send money
to victims in Nicaragua
Oxfam -Canada has
launched a fundraising drive
to send aid to Nicaraguans
severely affected by y the civil
war in that count In the '
a try.
aftermath of the Lighting, the
Central -.American. : nation has
been left utterly devastated,
Forty thousand (40,000)
were killed in the struggle;
hundreds of thousands took
refuge in nearby Costa Rica
and Honduras; and 500.000;
are in need of food.
. The immediate needs are
food, clothing, and. medical •
supplies to help the sick,
injured, and suffering.
'".Foreign governments
have been slow to respond to
the . Nicaraguan disaster,"
said David O'Connor, the
director of the : fund drive in
the province of• Ontario.
• "That's :why donations to
voluntary organizations are
so important right now.''
The target for the Oxfam-
Nicaraguacampaign is
S50,000. Oxfam, is confident
the federal government will
match this amount 2 or 3
times over.. "Each dollar
from an individual Canadian
will mean S4.00 for Nicar-
auga relief'. Mr,. O'Connor
said,
Send your donations to
Oxfam -Nicaragua Relief, Box
18,000, Toronto:: Please be,
generous. All donations are
tax deductible.
HAIRPIECE $150'
REGULARLY $400
OPENING SPECIAL
Surrounded by 125 year old barter chairs'
and shop furnishings in the new Bruno of
Toronto hairpiece centre in Kitchener are:
Gina McCann, Harry and Frank Wiilemsen
FREEFI'tTIriGS at + provided on the *talky
hrman 1Wr or M[e�re Oaths* Mire hairpieces,
available oily Lro Alai,: 7 to Ant. 19. E.zly
appointments are talvioellt Hue odours are lay .!
homed impply. HiifepleceloeciiRat Gina McCea'e:
•w10: apaT ate the D hire eerrlr It Aida P..derao4'o
Barbee Sbip, 113 Water Streit,, Kitchser [744-
86921164 Fila k Waesuu w* gate the Br.uo
Centre M He.q*a Sieber Sbap, 126 Norsk Street
t2714901]. Doth lee and !belt' trpedalldos bole their
owaratooloslog b.kplete styllut brother, Harry
WlMemaaa, for the pant iws iyeara #04eais e1 the.
orlt IW Drape of Tern>iita 'crop. Mowfiers et tie
faar$y have Mieband M lb* Kite C
. area iter 25 yenta. Alf De..e .carts. .rich chi ,hie -
aairvicat a*khanhak iiiiSiyr, eka.Msr• oda.iliet
tai
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would be rained out, but Mr.
'Sun co-operated, and we had
a beautiful. day to enjoy the
hamburgers and hotdogs.
The Over 90 Club held.
their picnic at the Conser-
vation Park. Mrs. Margaret
Jackson, Mr. John ' Baker,
Ephraim. Clark, Bill Westlake
Lillian Ballantyne, Jennie.
Lawson, Caroline Palmer,
Mrs. Elizabeth • Rae, Mrs.
Grace ' Bell and Mr. Roy
Maize played several games'
under the direction of Mrs;
Pat Hunking, A boxed lunch
was served at the close.; Mrs.
Elsie Henderson > and Mr:
Cecil Skinner providedthe
musical entertainment.
Huronview would like to
welcome''Dr. Johl Gorwill`
;Mrs. Chariette McQuire, and>
Mrs. Muriel Gibson, These
people are all new residents.
this past week. • .
grandmother Mrs. Jean
Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Keti. Scott,
Jim Bob, Christie, Mrs, Jean
Scott and Julie were Sunday
supper guests of ' Mr. and
Mrs. Annie ;Paterson from
Crieff Scotland and his
cousin, Miss Sheila
McPheson, Glasgow. ,
Scotland.
Theresa. and Melanie Knox
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LeaStn
spent the weekend with.thek
grandmother Beth
Knox,
Mr end MM. Chas
Chambers and Laura of
Clinton visited oil Sunday
with her parents Mr. .and
Mrs, Jim Waving,
Gregg. Andrews had the
misfortune on Saturday e. a
fall that .caused a
fracture to collar bone,.
Vacation;, Rible Schopi'
August' 13.1,7th.• •
BURNS U.C.W.
The Burns U:C,W, met
at the home of Gladys and
Ida Leiper on Wednesday
aftenoon with 16 present. Ida
Leiper opened the meeting
with reading "Forget and
Remember' Ida. led, in
prayer. Readings "My Bible
and 1" and "Recipe. for
Living." were by Ramma
Jamieson and Gladys Leiper.
Ida Leiper read the. scripture..
Ida called on Margaret
Taylor who: gave a most
THE HURON EXPQSITO;
interest ng' *4 '40; showed.
ad
pictures g,..n sPtbkenaers of
her ,recent trip to the R; ,
Neth
,erlan and � othe
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nom. A
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Leiper thanked) Margaret
also ,shims fed Gladys for
helping.
Mrs. Rice wast Incharge )0f
the business, Roll Call , was
answered by a ;Bible verse.
Treasurers report was read.
by Jean Leiper.
Correspondence was
received from the United
Church of Canada regarding
refugees.
Mrs. Rice reported two
more boxes of clothing
were delivered to. Scott
Mission, Toronto.
Burns la dies will provide
cookies for the last day of.
Bible. School. Hazel Reid,.
Margaret Taylor and Glorida
and: Mr, Ewing volunteered
to help. '
Mrs, Rice closed with
prayer and lunch was served.
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Correspondent;
MRS. ALLAN McCALL,
887-6677'
The community is invited
to the Resolutions meeting of
the Walton Women's Iasi
titete along with two other
Institutes on Wednesday,
August 15 at 8:15 p.m, This
being the year of the child,
Kathy Pride of Goderich will
be guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watt'
son spent a few days over the
Civic Holiday week -end with
Mr. and. MrS, Robert Prit-
chard, Kim, and Mark of
London.
Mr. Jim Shortreed of the
Manor, Seaforth spent the
weekend with Mrs. Short -
reed at their home in the
village. Sunday dinner,
guests with Jim, and Isabelle
were Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Shortreed and Wilfred Short-
reed. Miss Michelle Beuer '
mann andfriend of Stratford r
called at the same home
Sunday, .evening to visit with
her grandparents.
Mrs, Edna Hackwell spent.
a 'recent weekend with Mr
and Mrs, W. Smith and
family in London.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Stewart
Humphres are holidaying.
with their daughter, Kim in
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Mrs, Geor8e Paterson of
Guelph and; Mr, and Mrs,
Howard Hackwell, Dean,
Pam and Patricia spent.
Sunday visiting with the Eilvy
family in Conestoga.
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house(dlvide number.of approx.'800mm (32") pips
• metres by 3. numberof feet by • 2 hooks to support each
10). mitre •
2 Measure distance from trough
to ground where you plan on
installing downpipe (divide.
number of metres by 3
number of feet by 10)
Count number of: corners
required Mitre is suitable for
inside and outside corners
One end cap for each open end'
of trough
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