HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-09-27, Page 13TUNNEY--.DALE'
Sherry Lee Dale, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Vernon. Dale
of Seaorth and: Donal .George Turney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Baker,, St. Thorias, were married in'Egmondviile
United Church Sept. 14, ,1979, Rev. R. Roberts officiated at
the double, ring; ceremony. The bride was given in
martiage by herfather. The maid of honour was Kim Dale,
sister of the bride. The bridesmaids. were Carol Barry,
friend of the bride, and: Peggy Dale, sister-in-law of the
bride, The best man was Rick Scott, cousin of the groom
. and the ushers were Ronny Scott, cousin of the groom and
Rick Dale, brother of the bride, Following the wedding a
reception was held at the Legion Hall, Seaforth, Ont..
ilba c c, *rites:
: C I ,
missin • in their' :lives; le
seemed to flock around'Jesus
that he 144 something to
fulfil **Md., A feeling of
restlessftesS, and emptiness,.
was ,present in their lives,,
Submit- A trust in
and JesusChristi if people
had faith to, believe in the
.teaching of Jesus all would.;
be well . This is something,
we trust: believe ourselves.
He told a story, about King
Edward Vii; He was out
walking, with the queen: and
she hurt her ankle and Was
unable to walk home even
with his help. He saw a farm.
house and 'Welted on the
doo. An old man•came to the
window and shouted down
"Who: is there", "The:
King" was the answer,
He stilt paid no attention
but when the knocking.
Continued he at last came
down and discovered it was
the 'King, he gladly gave.
the help to get back tp the
castle. At first he refused to
help his'King,
Transmit we :must share
BY MABEL TURNN'BVLL
Rev, J. Vanslyke, North-
side United Church took our
Wednesday Church service.
The service opened with a
hymn sing, with Jane Vin-
cent at
the piano, Other
members, of the
joined, ns also,.
Hytnnss sung were I'My
Faith Looks Vp .to: 'Thee.,"
"Blessed" Assurance'to..
"Take Time to be Holy", 1
am so Glad that PerFather in
Beaten". U.C,W. ladies in -
elected Doreen- Kelly,
»Margaret Sallows, Audrey!
McUwain, Yvonne Vanslyke.
Rev, Vanslyke read; from
At..› an account of Pentecost
when the people asked what
shall we do? Peter replied
Repent and be baptized;; all.
3,000 souls praising God,
and the breaking of bread.
and day by day were added
those who were saved,
Faith was the secret of it
alt Chnstiamty in four words
Admit - by which we must
believe. People seem
naturally to have snynethifR;
MON. TUES.. WED. 9-6 P.M.
THURS. & FRI. 9.9 P.M.
SATURDAY 9-6 P.M..
ladies
our experience with others so
they will also believe,.
Commit, we give our.
;beliefs to others in trust.
Sunday 1 enjoyed a drive
with the J.A.:, Stewarts to
Bayfield to watch the lake;
the sail; boats and see all the
new housing there,
+temendous,
Ken Baiting took Olive to.
;Kitchener for the weekend;
where she visited her
daughter and saw her first
born baby grandaughter. Her
5410112,M, brolight het' back
to KiIbarchan,
A special birthday
greeting! to Ruby Anderson.
who celebratedher brithday„
Sept. IS. Her husband,
Geprge,. Pante from tiodericlt
to help her celebrate.
Stephen Seiler, Mitchell.*
and family Michael Jennifer
and . Robert visited his
mother Mrs. Marie Seiler.
Nancy Van Meekeren
Seaforth, a former member
of the staff visited
Kilbarchan this week.
Esther Brady joined us for'
enter
Bridge on Friday.
'Esther • and: Clarence Jack-.
son had high score. They had'
a little slam but didn't bid it..
The cards, were questionable
forbidding,
While playing we were
pleased to have a Visit frOtti
Lillian 1Kerelake whose
health has been curtailing
her ;Balint actiyitles for seine
time.
"A morning;
smile", heard from my room;
one resident to .another,
"You're sleeping in your
chair" Answer, "Where do
ytait think I'd, be sleeping, on.
the floor?" l was amused..
Miss Ella. Elder and Mrs.
Mary Pryde, Exeter' called to
visitX Pearl and 1, Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd B, Morrison
Thornhill and Mr, and Mrs.
Ken Shugart Aurora visited'
M. Turnbull at Kilbarchan.
People often ask me how 1
fill in my time with so much:
on my hands„ 1 ant rarely.
bored for something to do. i
answer my letters and have
just finished four large scrap -
yin
THE HURON �I
POSITOk SEPTRM
R
-04AS, With material I have
been collecting, for years.
It is good to get it in a NO
in order where I Can look
throw,B h, it and bback
memories. Even with the use
of one hand 1 wets able * do,
this Without help.
Recently 1 have became
involved in my family tree .A
distant ,relative in, the Rife
connection wrote me from,,
Sheldon N. Dakota and asked
me if 1 would send. 'her the
names of my grandmother,
Sarah Rife's descendants, 1
have been over a year
assembling material
My grandmother Sarah
Rife was a daughter of
Joseph Rife who came here
from'Hespeler and settled on•.
tt'° Par tine near Hillsitreen.
My ;grand ;mother wa
years old; when she carne .WI
#his, area.
She married John Wanless
of Varna and lived there most
Of her eighty-eight rat*
where Abe »raised four
children.
She lived With us here the
last six years of her life
where I was associated With
her and learned to appreciate
her.philespphy of living, The
Rifer were United F,.mpire
Loyalists, Pennsylvaiiit:
Dutch, who chose to remain
under the British flag at the
time of the American Re-
volution. Their lands were
confiscated so they had to
start a new life in Canada,
John Wanless was a des,
,Pendant of a Sent. so I am
three parts of Senttialt
As t was somewhat bogged:
down with recording
material I asked araCe Scott;,
Mrs, J.M.'Who bad worked
on the Scott farnily tree if';.sh
would he1P mo organize nl l
materiale
We have already spent tWO
evenings• on it and:
fortunately I can see a sat
factory conclusion,
,`hanks to Grace. She hais•,
an interest in the Rife tree as
her grandmother was Mary
Rife • a- sister of my grand-
mother. Sheisworking, on
her side of the family which
seem more complicated
than mine
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1979. ..
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