HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-08-16, Page 17Correspondent.
MRS. HATA t'A7
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tis e1 singing o e ed
P.e 8 8 p. tri....: the
usual service at Herman
Dnited Church. on Sunday*,
August 12 led by Rev. Stan
. McDonald. All the hyena.
carried ,out the theme of the,
„Moss. ;Assisting, et the patted
was Miss Brenda Pepper and;
soloist for the service was
Mrs, Daniel McLeodof
Exeter who sang a beautiful
solo, "Why mew Loyd?"
aecomapnaed on ;the piano by
Mrs. Cecil Pepper.
The children's story was,
`Courtesy .always pays" and.
the children we;e advised to
be lovable at all times and to;
all people. '
The semon was on, "Dark-
ness comes -'but God is with
us". The text, "All things.
work together for goad to:
those who love God" remind-
ed all of the terrible tragedy
at Woodstock but just as the
stars shine brightest on a
;dark night so when facing .a
Crisis Christians experience
the.great light a God's: grace
strentherining es.
Services at Hensel' United
Church will be: held at the
usual hours next Sunday,
August 19. The following two
weeks, August 26 and
September • 2 the United
Church will be closed and.
everyone is invited to.
worship at Carmel
Presbyterian Church at 11:30
'a.m.
=DAL SHOWER
The family of Ross
Alexander gathered for a
shower, at the Alexander
homestead to honour Cathy
Sim, bride elect of next
month. Organizing the
shower ,were. :Mrs: Iris
Payne and Miss, Joan.
Alexander. Contests were
enjoyed and gifts were
carried to the bride. by
Jennifer Simi, while Cathy
was assisted in opening, the
gifts by Lorraine Noakes and
Elaine Sim. Cathy thanked
the guests very prettily and
`lunch was served by Iris
Payne and Joan Alexander.
Visitors with Mrs. Rectum!
Schwalm : and Miss Flora
MacDonald, who was
celebrating her birthday on''
Wednesday were Miss Isabel.
Matherson, ' Mrs. Irene
Rooney, Mrs.. Margaret
Eadie and Sandy 'Bissett of
Goderich. Also attending
from Godericli was Miss lda''
White, R.N. who was a,
nixsIRI!Mr, in agn-4,. India
from the, ,Presbyterians
chueh for maay ,ears. Mrs,
MarCoo
MN ,ret C rubs of Clinton
a150 called in
Mrs. Ma Roo1,21 spent � � A
few flays in Chatham lase:
week visiting with a her
;pousins Mr. and ,Mrs Arthur
Poole and with her aunt,
Mas„ Anthony Van Dyke of
St. Atienne, Quebec who was
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Correspondent
MRS, MARY CHESSE.L:
482-9969
It would be bard to find
anyone who has had a. more,
interesting summer: than:
Laura Roy, who accompanied
her Grandmother Roy of
Waterloo on a visit to Scot
land and England from June
21 to July 28, She spent the'
first sial days at her great-
grandparents' house in,
Prestwick. All of the older,
houses there are built of
stone, but the; new houses,
Laura says, are just like Ours,.
She was to Edinburgh and
saw Edinburgh Castle and
the tourist .attractions on
Princess Street .such as the
world-famous floral clock and
alSO a+istttnSi m the SeMe
tit.
Mrs au* Mra..Ott *cod
a tamely and. Mrs. Jim
P1t' of R.R1,. /AO were
Sunday dinner ,guests at the'
Maw and glee Attended
ming worship a% l '
United Church,.
Mrs. Carl McDonald has,:.
returned home to Atwood:
after spending two weeks:
Wali' r Rev.
he sem,. .. Staq C.
McDonald.
BICYLLZ TRLp
Sant Beaver, 17 and, his;
'friend; Tracy Davis, 16,
bicycled! from Paris, to
.Hensallt ai distance of 84::
da
mutts, onSatur y, August
visit Seott.'a grandmother,
Mrs, Edith Bell. The two
boys left Paris at 6 a;,m, and.
teXensail at 4,,,1? nt
i endo
the stadium where the bag
pipe bands play. She just
missed seeing the Edinburgh
University " queen being
pulled down;.Princess: Street
on a wagon pulled by other
students, an annual' custom'.
She visited Glasgow, from
where she went by train to
Billericky, England, to stay
for three weeks withher
uncle, Allan Reid. While
there . she was the.. junior
bridesmnaid, at, her cousin
Sheila's wedding. She also
`celebrated her eleventh
birthday with, .a party there,
Laura toured London,
visiting Buckingham Palace,
the Tower of London, Traf-
algar Square where the.
pigeons: are. 50 tame that
was something they
;always wanted to du .After
thA 84- mile ride, the boys
atteneied the,Parkhill Sugar.
lest Bad with :their
patents, 1 danc.e
l was
sponsored by the Maple
Sugar' Company and isthe
band- :their aunt Sylvia, :plays,
in..
Mr, and Mrs, ,Robert
Bawer er, of Paris accomeenied
several' of them sat, on herr
arm to befed, the Prime.
Win ster's. residence at 10
Downing Street, West-
minster Abbey and York
minter Church,
Lots of girls have the.,,. i_r a .ars;
'1r
by Mrs. Edith Bell and Sylvia
attended the Fiddler's)
Centest at Shelburne at the
weekend. The Maple Sugar
Band i* which Sylvia plays
WM- in the Parade.
Mrs. • Rachel Schwalm,.
attended • a; barbeque in
on Sunday hosted by Mr. and.
Mrs. Desmond Ivey and the
tatter's mother Mrs. Batt..
ish hole
Were she left for 'home',
HOLIDAY CRIME
The day after Laura's
return, the Roy family left
from Bayfield for, a holiday
cruise on their sailboat, the
Tri -Dar. The name is derived.
lay
rudder on some rocks, :out nn
real damage resulted,
Bial and Mary Chessell
were guests at Phillip
Giessen -Karen Dew wed-
ding in Mitchell:' United -
Church on Saturday, and at
Pierced. but Laura had hers:
done in. ;Scotland shortly
Family home from England
MRS.. BERTH
,MacGREGOR' .
262-2025
Mrs. Eger Mann returned
home after spending the ,
weekend with her son-in-law
and daughter Mr: and Mrs.
Don Gooding,and Miss Dale
Gooding in Parkhill;
Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs
and children who have spent,
the past several week's
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
--- � Quee
Dick Peckham and family will
return to their honte ' in
Windsor, England this week.
Mrs. Don Luther, Rachel
and Adam of St. John's
. Newfoundland returned to'
their home after spending
the past week with Mr. and
Mrs- Eric Luther.
Mr. 'and Mrs.: Elgin
Johnston of London visited
recently with Mr. and:, Mrs..
Asa beeves.
nsway
Queensway Nursing Home
welcome a new resident Mrs.
Wilds. On Monday the
ladies from Carmel
Presbyterian Church
entertained the residents,
with Bingo and passed out
treat's: Mrs. Malcom Dougall
then played the piano and
sang along with Mrs. Faber
and , the . residents.. Rev:
McDonald held 'the church
service on Tuesday
accompanied by. Mrs: Erratt
at the piano. Mrs. Luther and
Mrs. :Britton sane a: duet,
Visitors war" Mrs. 'Irene
Kalbfeisch were Joan Bet-
teridge, . Violet' Bishop,'
Lorraine Purnell, Mrs, Pearl
Erratt visited her husband
Russell Erratt. The highest
Bowling score for the men
was Neil. Regan with 15t:
The highest bowling ':score
for the ladies' was Mary.
Parlmer with 96:
Mr's. Wanda:.McClinchey,
activity: and craft .director of
Queensway Home, returned
to her duties this week after a
pieasant vacation.
:ALL ..DEFT. STOR
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SALE STARTS WED., AUGUST 15
you can believe it. We have selected
many items in' all departreertts for this
sale. Included in these'tterrts are Ladies
Dresses. Ladies Tops, Chiidrens'Ciothes,
Jewellery,Toys, hunningShoes,Ete..Etc,`
Cheek all the• more for items
Marked Free
Limit 1 Free selected !tarn per customer with '5.00 or more purchase
• MANY MORE ITEMS MARKED
50% OFF
30% OFF
20% OFF
Pa , ..
We POO ro#t purchased a lava tidtt of WO Pail faahhint brestlea, '1 c`Pfi, /ae ti. Et+ Shop eat Saito! Nott/
RTMErIT
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Mr, and Mrs. Jeff Raeburn
left last week to take up;
residence in Coronation,...
Alberta where Jeff has
secured a position on the.
teaching staff of the school
there. We wish them every
success in their new home,
and the West.
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Correspondent
MRS. RENA CALDWELL
262-5935'
Mrs. Al Hoggarth. &Mrs.
Robert Kinsman are
holidaying in 'Britain.
The Bell Reunion was held.:
at thehoem. of W.J. F. Beli
on the holiday`"weekend.Mr.
and. Mrs. Orville Workman
have returned from Britain.
More Hensall
news page 20,
from the fact that the three
male members of the family
have the sante initials. They
sailed to .the Little Tub
Marina at Tobermory, then
to Club Island, Little Current>
Croker Island where they.
picked lots of blueberries, to.
the pool in the Bay of Fen on
Manitoulin, 'back: to Tober-
mory and borne - a two-week
trip. The night of the bad.
storms," their anchordidn't
hold aed they scraped their
the reception ante dance .at
the Crystal Palace. On Suite
day they attended the Jeffer-
son reunion,
Paul Stephenson was;
among the lineman gent from'
Clinton area to help repair
the. tornado damage ..at
Woodstock..
Members, of the 'United
Church women prepared,
food.and manned the booth
at the ball tournament ;in
Varna ball Dere .on .Saturday.
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reunion s (JPrer in Glyn
�hty five member* of
cite ,lefferson fataxt
gathered in the, Consereanon
Park at Clinton on. Sunday for
a reunion. The last reunion
was held in 1967 at the home
of .Gordon. and Eva Laing of
Cromarty.
The weather was perfect,.
and the children had a great
time in the playground.
Quite a number of people
hilted around the fitness
trail. Olive Riehl and Barbara
Jefferson conducted a few,
games and raves, for the.
children, ',and awarded prizes:
to the adutts for the
following: closest guess; of
the tlu,mber of buttons in the
jar -Helen Dick of Thornhill.;
oldest man present was 8S.
year old Gordon, Jefferson, of
Owen Sound; oldest lady was;
Gladys Jefferson of Goderich
who wi 11 be 87 on. Saturday,'
Gordon and Hazel Jefferson
also the lon8est-
ou 2.
�d ele .. p at 5 year;
and the ,couple: with a,}in
appiversery closest ,to, the .
reuniatt date. Doug . and'
Cath s
trine Cl+:ffero ....ul Salr
of Thornhill came
farthest.
Mrs. John Jefferson; of
Cromarty won the prize for
having; the most direct
"descendents eiresey.+.+i-
nutithee Vit?.. Ali mmitas
h tvtng 'theAmite,
t
ahe has the Odwiintage o+f
beingthe only ow with
greats grandchildren,, and Soil`
I ve of them were there..
There was plenty of food
loft front the noon meal, and
everyone was, having such a
good, time that: even the
elderly stayed for super,.
too.
Large or stag ll,. wf'lh Sat
th.m aiL..
Our repair explicit' wilt
Neve your eminence le tIp
top skews fest. Cfal uls: fetw
'day.
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