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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-10-18, Page 24. '. • 4A T E HURON- EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 18, ion 1110S OPOItTEg 40041INNANIPOR • [Seaforth met far their first meeting of M. aSt IttesdaY, They marked their calwaS with a little help, from their leaders, Mrs MO and WS. Campbell, Tite OffieerS: elected were for ptvaident ,Huardt vice president, Marg Dever - eau, Secreatary Elizabeth; Stewart. Press Reporter Rose Ann Van Loon, and tele - *tie girl was Tracy McPher., VA*. EGMONEVAIE4-0 The fourth EgMelldville meeting started with Mein- ' bees saying the 4-H pledge, Members talked about a Achievenetna roy., The Meeting progressed and they learned two: new needlepoint stitches, the tos stich and the hargelto atttch- The M14 W00% Will be held at the Tuflthltirs, Oct. lith, SEAPC#1011- The Seaforth SttzY, • Stitchers- net. October 1 at the home of Patty arid Cathy Colentan. The mernbers *Might names and pictures which were to be voted on to .decide the cover for our club. The winning picture was drawn by Rosie Van Dyk and the name was thought of by Brenda DeJong. The assistant leader, CathY Coleman showed the girls two different ways to thread their needles and two different ways of stitching, course WRIGHT ;.,-TURNER especially for women Brenda Turner, daughter of Mr, arid Mrs. Elmer Turner, RAU, Varna and James Wright. son: of Mrs. Esther Wright' and the late Mr. Prank Wright, R.R.3, Kippen, were married in a double ring ceremony at St, Andrews United Church, Kippen on Saturday, August 25, 1919 Rev, R.obert McMullen officiated. The maid of honour was Janice Turner, R.R.5, Stratford, sister of the bride and bridesmaids were Lois Tebbutt, R.R.2. Clinton, sister of the groom and Gayle Horton, R.R.5, Clinton, niece of the. beide. Best man was Brian Treihrier. R.R.3. Kippen, and. guests were ushered by Gordon Wright, R,R.1, Zurich, borther of the groom, and 1311) Turner, R,R.1, Varna, brother of .the bride, The organist was Mary Moffatt, and the soloist was Peter Postill. Following the wedding, a reception was held at the Pine Ridge Chalet, 'flensall. The muple liee residing at R.R.3, Kippen. APPLIANCE. REPAIR Large or small, we'll fix them oll... Our raped,. , axpetti will 'hay* your applianc• In tip top shop. fast. Call us to - :'j. PECKAPPLIANCES "IIN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN V ARt4 A" VARNA 482-7103 IVIAUER—VAN ASSELT Yam Mauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mauer' of ,R,R, 1, 13urgessville and Art Van Asselt of R.R, 1, Innerkip, son of Mr, and Mrs. C.rerry Van Asselt were married in a candlelight ceremony in Eirimanuel Reformed Church, Woodstock on Sept, 28 at 7 p.m. Rev. G.G.sons officiated at the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The maid of honour was Loraine ' Smith, of Riney and the bridesmaids were Terry Mauer, sister of the bride, Debbie Gricizak of Seaforth and Cathy Koehler of Huron Park, The flower girl was Tanya Mauer, a sister of the bride. The best man was Dane West of R.R. 7, Woodstock and the 'ushers were John Van Asselt, a brother of the groom and Jay Conkey R.R. 7, Woodstock and Tom Cole of R.R. 3, Embro. The ring bearer was. Derek Skinner of Kincardine, cousin of the bride. The organist was Bert Witteneen. Following the wedding, reception was held in the Norwich Community .Centre. Guests attended froxn Barrie, Hanover, Seaforth, Toronto, Guelph, Mount Elgin and St. Thomas, Following, the wedding, the couple honeymooned in Florida, They are now residing at 3 Albert Street, Norwich, (Phdto by Phillips) WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON. EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0246 SEAFORTH Myths surround many phases of a woman's devel- opment and menopause is no exception. Women who are in the beginning, middle or end of these physical changes have an opnortunitY to share •their experiences with those pf other women, this fall Looking at the Experience of Menopause is one of 13 cOuleses offered this Sall in the Women's Education Pro- qatn at Conestoga College. • The course will be led by. Heidi Jourda and it will be built around the needs ex- • pressed by participants. • Enrolment is limited to 20 participants to allow for small group discussions. Of amusing and/or frightening experiences, myths and ath- tudes, Ms. Jourda said, • Looking -at the Experience • of Menopause is co-sponsor- • ed " by. the Kitchener Y.M.C.A. 'and will be held at the 'Y' on Queen Street in. Kitchener, beginning Tuesday, October 30 from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. The fee is 113 for five sessiom For more infommli;n on' how to .register for this or • other courses in the Womens Education Program, contact Brenda Fisher at Conestoga College, 653-2511, Ext. 366, • (Persons calling long dis- • tance from within Area Cade 519 may use the College toll-free line 1-800-265-8104. Smiles • "I just can't understand the. Browns," complained Mrs: Jones. "They have no color TN. and no stereo. She has no, jewelry. They- .don't belong to a club. • And their car is subconiPact." "I know," Mr Jones said • sadly. "All.. they have is money," • Judge to jury, "Have you reached a verdict?" Jury foreman, "Yes, your honor. We, the jury, have decided not to' become in- volved." • One called the 0. 4tep, :gs,cwigm ethodannd th:tiVr IpTilngetileuagdhe, trthitere4nidrias Deo; Gobelin Stitch and the Con- tinental Stitch. Refreshments were SerVed and the:M.000S. was, *awned. • mcfauor Meeting 1: On Tuesday. September 11, the first meet- ing of McKillop #2 was held at the home of leader Dar- lene Eckel, and assisting her Pat Sinn. There are 6 mem- bers who will, he taking about needle point. Thefollowing officers were elected- President Lynne Dodds; Vicepresident Cheryl Campbell; Secretary Valerie Nilson and. Press Reporter ChMerYeetiCngam,AiSeptemberlL18 the second meeting; of Mc- • Killop #2 was held at the borne of Darlene Eckel. The dub was named the "Pointer " • Sisters.4* The leadersShowed how to read a needle. They the started to ,needle point. Par- lene showed two stitches, 011ed the gobelin and the cpntinental. The girls ,graph - 4 ltlitialS which. Willi he stitehedincontinent494 44!C .ot the sampler. Meeting 3: September26. the third meeting of IgfeKil,, lop #2 was held at the borne of Darlene Eckel. Members discussed some ideas for the AlFtt on aelnevatoent day. Then we karma bart more new stitelles, lheY were called howl* .and cross Stitch. 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