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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-09-13, Page 18VI THE HURON 'EXPOSITOR EPTENIEER 13, 1979 • Correspondent MRSIt'MARY CHESSELL' 4132-9969 no; first Meetkall a the Varna U.C.W. since the summer recess was neld, last Thursday evening with ,rt good attendance. President Eleanor MeAsh opeaed the '14.4eet!.4 with Prayer. The worship service was pre- pared and led bY Mildred Mesh, Joan Beierling and Mona Stephenson, and the hymn "Blessed Asswance" was sung. A letter from the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary anneounced that their 'new gift shop will $004 be, open, with htm_ra of Z to 4 daily. They For will be sent a list of ladle* Who volunteered te help staff it. An invitation from Goshen U.C.W. tO join them for their meeting On Sept. 20 at 8:00 p.m. was accepted. The anneal falltnrkey supper will be on Wed.. Sept. 26. ThIS Year. Varna is hosting the Regional Rally for East Huron on Oct, 16. Coffee and dessert will be served.from, 6:30 to 7:45. and literature will be displayed; at this time. The service begins at 8;90. Twenty new hymn books, words only edition, are being purchased for the Church at a cest of $5.00 each - Rev. Brown Suggested that the ladiet might like to °DU IE Sue Ann: van Oostveen and •husband VVynand won a trip to nerida recently after win- ning' the "What's in a Name" competition spon- sored by United Co- operatives. Mrs. van Oostveen is a native of the Hensall area, She and her husband, in partnership with a brother- in-ta*, firth 400acres kupWn as Rowyndale Acres Ltd, They raise beef cattle and finish hogs on the farm, and - Mr. van Oostveen has been a member of the Ayr branch of the co-op for Several' years. The name the couple sug- gested for the UCO magazine was "Cornerstone''. Mrs. •van Oostveen said, "We selected different names that we thought covered the many aspects of co-operative 'conduct ti. mita service this fafl (it can't he held on the suggested date) to mark the 50th anniversary ef a decision by the Privy Council of Britain to re- COiptize women as legal per, .sons, thus making them. •eligible to become members of the Senate. The petition; to• have women declared legal persons was organized by Emily Murphy, a respected jedge in Allaerta, and her aapporters, who took it through the courts to the Supreme Court of Canada, where it was turned down. They took it then to the Privy Council where it was passed on Oct. 18, 1929., Members Hensall vsito 'trip membership." Cornerstone by definition is. a. stone uniting twO walls. at a corner, but also means "semething of fundamental, importance to a belief or an ideology," The couple will visit Flor- ida in November and •will visit co-operative. and agri- cultural points of interest as well as some of the tradit- ional tourist Sites. Seaforth Manor Highlighting this week's bowling was held for the -first activities was a trip to London Fair on Monday. The_ bus left Seaforth Manor at 9. a.m. with twenty-two re- sidents and seven staff aboard- and at the QueenS- way Nursing Home in Hensall„twelve residents and five staff joined us. All resideatsenjoyed their day at the Fair although' the afternoon program on the grand stand was not as entertaining as other years. We did not encounter any rain until just as we avere; Kippenbo rding. the bus for home. .Correspondent S. RENA CALDWELL •• 262-5935 Messers. Steve and Murray McGregor holidayed at Grand Bend over the holiday weekend. Kippen East W.I. will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell Sept. 19 at 8:30 p.m. Robert Reaburn of Hensall will be the gaest speaker. Mrs. Al H oggarth • will give the Motto and Mrs. Alex McGregor is in • charge of the -lunch. • Bean harvesting is the order of the day. Mr., and • Mrs. Cameron Joyce, Inkster Michigan'and Mrs. Margaret Hutchison. St. Thomas, • visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis recently. Mr. 'Torn Munroe and Ian . who spent the past month in BC. have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. • Leonard Hayman, London, the former Blanche Watson, visited in the Kippen area recently. W.J.F„ Bell has returned from Victoria Hospital, London. A number front Kippen area attended the play in Blyth "The Donnelly's ". Mr. and Mrs, Ken McLellan have returned from a business trip to Prince George B.C. • 'SHIPPER to .UNITED CO-OPERATIVES • OF ONTARIO. LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT TORONTO 'Ship your lisiettikk with . MIKE I IYLE Tuesday is Shipping Day From Dublin CALL DUBLIN 1454656 ZVRICI1 236.4014, Also attending the fair on Monday were reSidenes from Kilbarchan Nursing Home accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Mauer and Mrs. Ben Kale Birthday Greetings last week to Mr. Dave Papple who ,celebrated his 94th birthday on Wednesday September 5th.Although Mr. Raprile's eye sight is failing he is still able to get around and his memory is quite keen at times. Visiting with him were members of his 'family • time and high scorers were Miss Doris Wills arid Miss Edith Salo. • Bingo was held on Friday afternoon with winners Under B - Mr. Erle Dovv, • Mrs, Margeurite Shill; Under 0 Mr, Harold Walsh Mr. Ludger Seguin; Under N - Miss Wilma Brill, Mr. James Nolan; Under I -Mrs. Marguerite Shill, Mrs. Charles Ross; Under G, Miss Edith Salo Mr. Harold Walsh and Mr. Charles Ross (tied). Four. corners - Miss Isobel • Lamble, Miss Doris Wills. We are sorry to report Miss i Mary Neville s confined to Seaforth Community Hospital. Did' you know • • Did you know that..'.., In agreement with the prov- inces, the federal govern- ment collects provincial corporation taies for all provinces except Ontario and Quebec, and personal tax for „ all provinces except Quebec. Visiting also with Mr. Did ., Oakvyou lle' Ontario residents know that,.. Papple were Rev, ure and Mrs. Stewart. Visiting with Miss Bessie Davidson were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hillen, Mrs. Edith Dunlop and Mrs. Violet Elgie and Mrs. Mary McIver. Mrs. McIver also visited with Mr, Art Nicholson. Mrs. Donna Farley of Toronto •visited with het father Dr. E, Sadlier. Mrs, John Carter visited with Mrs. Mary Carter. High bowling scores last week were held by Mr. Harold Walsh 136 and Mr. Charles 'Ross 113 Tuesday afternoon ladies wheel -chair • have the highest average income in Canada, $12,949, ,. Next come Burlington, Ont. with $12,702 and Sept-Iles, Quebec with $12,542. This information can be found for 100 selected Canadian cities • in the 1978 edition of Tax- ation Statistics, available from Supply and Services. ****** Did you know that... Taxation and Customs and Excilt are the two main divisions of Revenue Can- ada. Each has.its own deputy minister and has offices in various locations across Canada.. REGULAR VALUE $1.68 •EAST,•:.• .0:UALITY. FILM • SERVICE Nt8 r•slittrri ( trimir Im 'Nun, ft 1 1.1 b Betty's Variety 33 Maim St. Siaforth Op. s 1 days it week 9 a.m. d1111 p.oni Otto good Sept. 14 Oct, 4 *IV a-S-Ced to give tins• idea some thought, and perhaps, make some suggestions as to. material that can be used for the service. There will he ittrther discussing at another Meeting; The anattal Rally Day ser- vice was held on SundaYr, when Bill Taylor, Christian, Education Committee Chair- man. and Joyce Powaon. Pn.e of the Sunday School teachers, helped With the worship service. Don Taylor, superintendent, presented attendance awards to fifteen, students, arid named those who were promoted to•a new class, Doug McAsh, is the other superintendent. All children of the Sunday School are asked to come into the Church when they arrive rather than, going to the Sunday School reorns, even, if their parents are unable to crime, so they may be pre- sent for the worship service and for the special children's story Miss Brown tells them, ANNIVERSARY Please invite your family and friends to join os for the Anniversary service on Sunday, at 1,1;00. There will be special -music, and Rev. Henson' li Brown is preaching. There will be no Sunday School, and Goshen Church is with- drawing its service to join taa. MrS. Lloyd Miller $r., Mr. and, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Tammy and Travis of Wind- sor Were weekend guests of Mrs. Margaret Dovison. The Varna Ladies Slo-pitc.h. tearn took the 13 aeries when,• they won the third, game against Mineset. Stanley Stars put out the Bayfield Babes in a five - garne aeries to win the A title. Barry Taylor pitelied'• 15 innings straight for the Zurieh D J's, in a fastball tournament game in Zurich on Saturday to defeat Gord's Variety of Exeter 5 to 4. Bob Lay of Brucefield School also pitched the whole game for Exeter, It was a realpiteher's duel, and an exciting game to watch. Four village children were ,off to kindergarten last week Krista McAsh, Dennis Roy, Susan Kirton and Sandra Coultis. Frain this area outside of the village, there wre Robbie .Consitt, " Melady Turner and Shelley Stephenson.. 14ialASMITH, Irnion (Wild) SOlith, wife of the 1nte Adelbert Smith, died in South] Huron flOSPItal. gaeler •On. September 4, in. her 74th year. Mrs. Smith is survived by sons Lloyd of Zurich; Russel of Dublin; Ralph of Richmond Hill; Leo of Acton; Bill of Zurich; Gerald', of Forest; ; George of SratfOrd; Raymond Of Kitchenet; Edward of Zurich; Donald of 11911y; Gordon of Zurich; Jim of Shelburne; Bob of Arkona and by daughters Mrs. Tom (Eileen) Sloan of Peter- borough; Sister Joyce of Unit)", Saskatchewan; MM. James (Margaret) Kendall of St. George; Mrs. Edward (Donna) Lesperance , of Zurich; Mrs. James (Jean), Maloney of St. Columban;,, and Mrs. Leo (Helen) CreCes of Zurich. Mrs. Smith was pre- deceased by one son and one daughter. She is also survived by 68' grand- children, ,two great grand- children, one sister, Mrs, Albert (Mary) Regier of Huronview, Clinton. One sister and two brothers pre- deceased Mrs, Smith. , The body rested at West- lake 'Funeral Home, Zurich , • ... • 'Correspendent MRS. B. MacGREGOR • 262-202S Mrs. Blanche Chapman of London visited over the weekend with her brother-in- law and sister Mr. and Mrs, Jack Corbett. Mrs. Peter L. McNaughton who recently underwent sur- gery in St: Joseph's Hospital, London was able to return to her home on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Sin .R.csalsal were guests at the Toonk.. Bylsma wedding on Friday in the Christian 'Reformed . Church, Clinton, when over one hundred , guests attended. -; Mrs. Kathie McGuckin of •Newmarket visited last week siith her aunt Mrs. Bert Horton,• and also with her uncle Mr. Peter L. Mc- Naughton and with her aunt •Mrs. Peter L. McNaughton who was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. JUNIOR CHOIR SINGS AT SERVICE Rev. Kenneth Knight conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday -- Speaking • on ,''Christian Citi?enship', The Junior Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Taylor at the organ, sang "God Sees The Little 'Sparrow Fall" Ronna Lynn Bell took the soloist part. Mrs. Grace Peck and.Mrs. Mary McAllister of Huron - view, Clinton were guests on Thursday. with Mrs. Dorothy Mickel and 'attended the Smorgasbord, luncheon and -meeting of Unit IV U.C.W. at Hensall United Chuich, SURPRISED ONBIRTHDAY The family of Mr. Peter L. • McNaughton surprised him on Thursday September 6th • on the occasion of his 84th birthday. They enjoyed. a social, evening as well as the "Birthday Cake" and treats. Charles Mickel Hamilton spent the weekend with his mother. Mrs. Laird Mickle and on Sunday Mrs. Miekle, Charles, Mrs. Florence • Joynt, and •Mr. and Mrs, William Mickle and John of Exeter joined the rest of the Mickle family for a Smorgas- • bord Birthday 'dinner in, honour of their mother at the • home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and . Mrs. • Brian Collins and family in • Waterloo. 345-2341 • ' For Installation, • Service,• Line Locates or Free Local Announcements Call us at 345-2341 tt, until ,Friciay, Sept, 7 When funeral MOS was held IR St. Boniface Roman Catholic Cb Zurich. Rey. Father Pail Mooney ,effichttett And burial was in St. '001,11face. cemetery, The pallbearers were sht grnadsens ef Mrs, Smith including Ronald, Kevin, Denis, Mark and Robert Smith and James Sloan. The flower bearers were IvIelady Smith of Acton; Denise Smith of Stratford and JuliaSrnth of Dublin. NAITO OF HENSALL DIES IN LONDON - Mary Ellen (Priest - McEwen) of S Briscoe street west, London, died at Mason Villa Hospital, London, on Thursday September 6th. in her 78th yearyWife of the late William James Cook, she is survived by Norris McEwen of Goderich, Ewen McEwen, Mrs. Ray (Mina) Geere, and Mrs. Edda Smith all of London. Three grandchildren also survive. Funeral service was conducted by Rev. E,J, Humphrey of the Church Of the Epiphany, London on Monday September 10th at 10 a.m, from the A. Millard George Funeral Home. Inter- ment in Woodland Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Taylor and Mr, and Mrs; Russell Brock of Goderich enjoyed a Motor trip through Northern Ontario last week, Mrs. Glendon Christie re - DRYWALL ,KNOWN FOR 1110 H QUALITY Peter Bakos Drywall COMPLETE DRYWALL SERVICE • 527-1398 or 527-0606 WHITE BE HARV ERS meet the 00j:10oge and serve •you ...botteel. * Fast Receiving Facilities * Personal Attention From Qualified Staff " Three Major Plants, Plus Licensed Satellites Throughout The Area, • Por details of these and other important benefits, contact your local manager or Cook's Salesman DIVISION OF GERBR,O.'CORik,o, 'HEN$A *HCE.NTRALIA, -101.1KION 262441 . 228436.131. 22* -!8986. Ittrn,Cd home -front :rs three weeks vacation to England, 'Wales and Seetland.While in. 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