HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-10-25, Page 22THE HURON EXPOSITOR:., OCTOBER: 25, 1979
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Attendance « At the eighteen-
th annual rally of East Huron.
Region of Huron -Perth Unik
ted Church Women was the
highest in several years with:
135 registered. It was held in
Varna, with coffee and des-
sert: served prior to the
meeting.
Theme of the program waa
"I am a Promise" front: the
song tint was written especiail!,
ly for the 'international Year
of the Child. The program
opened with the, 'Ukuleles
Unique group, under the
direction of Poris; McKinley
singing this song. The pro-
gram was interspersed with
other numbers from them as,
well. Poris led the r . ngrega-
tion in a, sing -,song. N1 rs,
1101- •
land, Mrs. Livingstone and
Mrs. Parr of Wesley Wallis,
Clinton, led the worshipservice. Anna keys,. Region
Legion Newt
November 4th to 10th
marks Poppy Week for
Canadian Legions.
Volunteers are required for
the poppy drive to be -held
November 4th, Summit your
name to the local branch and
help out,
A church parade will be
held on Nevetiiber lith in
mark Remembrance Day. It
will continence At..IQ:i5 a"m•
sharp.,
coming, events - Oct. 28
sports meeting in Chesley.
Associated members: are
invited.October 27th -
Halloween Dance, tickets.
from Jack Muir,
December 16th Xmas,
party for Children.
December 22. Xmas dance,
Clime on out and support
YcurLegion.
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OUR :P:RICE•5.:
ARE DOWN •
Right now, we're offering these parts •
at prices you won't want to pass up -the
result of :our quantity` purchasing:
At our 4 Locations . we can pass the •
savings on to you, 'Mr. Farmer.
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1MTERNATISNAL.
1 AGRICULTURAL
EQUIPMENT.
FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED
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al' President, drew ,attention:
to the beautiful International
Year of the Child banners.
which were made by some of
the Brumfield Sunday School;
Glasses, and explained the
si niftcance of ,each. ,of the
symbols,
1t has: been said; "Yon
should treat your children as;
you would your friends." In a
funny skit which was written
by Erma Bombeck, the Lon-
desboro U.C.W. showed how
bad it would. sound if we
talked to our friends as we
talk to our children, How-
ever, when Mother tried
milting to Sonny like a friend,
he felt pretty insecure.
The treasurer's report,:
given by Mrs. Grace Drum-
mond, showed Huron -Perth"•
Presbytery of the church at
S3.9 per cent of their Mission
and Service objective at the
end of September,
Donald. Keillor and Jane
Hoy of the Centre for Child-
ren and Youth, which is
k)eated at the chiropractic
Office building in Clinton,
were the guest speakers on
the topic "Children and the
Family." Counsellors Counsellors in this
centre have spent over 3,000
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An invitation was accepted Saturday,
a ield U.C.W. to hold On'$unday, :a special offer-
frozn,BJf �: � • • a X�arna,
the rallythere next year, log wilt received t
and Posh= churches for;the
GOSHE, .N ANN�IV�ERSARx d
The Rev. A. M,1 Johnston 'Oxford -Woodstock. Tornado
e orna United: Fund- Varna. ,people who
of Richards M m t,, l use the
Churchin London was the wish to:donate may
n t e ' • . speaker "'building fund.. line on their`
tnteresttng.tnC� witty p.........
at Goshen Church Anniver regular envelopes. to indicate
r There was a. large the amount enclosed; Gos.
,gang,
sagregattwon present for.h hen People may use the the back
;occasion, Rev, .Johnston re... -white envelopes at the b k
nunted,manyof the illnesses
of the church 'today in vivid
language -for instance -
cir-rhosis of the giver", and.
listed the remedies for them:
as found in the Bible. He
strongly criticized the Conten
tion, often heard in religious
broadcasts, .that once saved,
one can no longer be a
sinner, .calling it ""rubbish,"'
Even Paul bemoaned the,
fact that he often did the very
things he knew .be .$hould not
do. He pointed out that
medici: ne goes down easier
with a spoonfulof sugar; and. .
found long faces and black
gowns on The Clergy out of
keeping with the verse in
Proberbs which praised a
merry heart and countenance..
The choir, under the direc-
tion of Anna Keys, sang the'
hours in the past year in anthem "1n the'Stars His
direct counselling of parents
and children, and many more.
hours in telephone counsel-
ling, travelling, training of
other community workers:
and as consultants to other,
agencies and school: staff,
Their success is measured in
the•number of families who.
come for assistance on the,
recommendation' of others
who have found them helpful
and families who return for
counselling afterthey have
movedout of the. area.
Don ' explaincd:that child.
ren learn from their parents
in their early months what to
expect from life and reflect it
in their attitudes toothers.-
and their self-confidence or
lack of Confidence.
Changes in a •.family will
sometimes cause 0 crisis.
Children usually know when.
something is wrong, and are
upset when they don't know
what it is. Jane listed someof:'
the changes we face which;
can lead to crisis situation-
marriage, first child, second
child, teenage years, first
child leaving home, last child
leaving, etc.. They, coritpared
the work they do with a fire
where 'the smoke is so thick
Handiwork 1:.See". The Jun-
ior Choir was accompanied
by ukelelesfor their anthem,
Julie Armstrong was the,
soloist, and delighted every-
one with her lovely lyric
soprano voice,
SELLOUT CROWD
The. Orange .Lodge had a
sellout crowd at their dance
at Hully Gully on Saturday
night. The door prize was: a
bushel of apples, donated by
Ivan and Margaret McCly
mont, Grant Stirling. reeve
of Goderich Twp., made the
draw and it` went to Cliff
Henderson of Brucefield.,
Spot dance prizes were won
by Clare McBride and. Betty.
Young; and Chester and ':
Isobel Sturd y.
,RETIREMENT PARTY
On Saturday evening, a
retirement party was held at
the White Carnation for Jack.
Hunt; accountant at Ross
Scott Fuels. Jack and Margar..
et. enjoyed it tremendously,
as many -old ' friends • front
Toronto, Waterdown, Lon-
don and Sarnia, as well as
new friends : from this area "
were there to honour them,.. .'
Members of their family
were also present for the'
it's impossible to find the celebration:
source of the tirc.•They help
to clear away the smoke.
When people can see where
the source of their problem
is., theycan take measures to
overcome it.
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Look for the rfrspfay at Piet's Place
P�I,('( ill I.(!11!,III r!11(I(' \OII IO\e
Creative
Pi�fessioqal
Photography
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Jack was a junior>. clerk
when Sunoco first opened an
office in London, so has
made many -*friends in the
company over the years. He
was presented with a cheque
in order that he might choose
Something he would especial-
ly
specially like, and ;yas out on
Monday already shopping for
a router and sander for his
workshop.
PERSONALS
Sandra Webster has accep-
ted a position in the Credit
Union: office in. Clinton, and
started work there on Mon-
day.
Grant and :Elva Webster
were guests at the twenty-fif-
th wedding anniversary party
for Ken and Doris Carnochan
of Seaforth which was held
. at the P);:rridge Chalet on:.
Satui•da�'
Mail,.,, ra of the .Bayfield
Cubs and Scouts will: be
selling apples in Varna on;
Of the church.;
On, Monday, the 29th, the
official, Board will meet to.
discuss, sponsorship of a
refugee family. Please tell
boa,a members what you
think; .aac))t this. The final
decision will be made by the
.COngregation as a whole,.
BRIDAL SHOWER
A bridal shower was held
at the town$hip hall last
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thursday evening for Judy
Voisin. Master of ceremonies
was Ruby Hill. As usual,
some pretty talented people
put on a couple .of .shits.
Judy's neighbours on they
Bayfield road the Babylon
(line.dirt a "'Trial Run" of the
wedding. if the bride isn't
nervous after seeing that,
she's. pretty cool.
Dianne Kirton and Bonnie
goy,, with. the .help of Julie
and; Nancy Webster, Laura
Roy and Tracy ' ;Poswalk,
protrayed a scene '(Corm the
Drydock Restanralt where:
Mrs. Voisin was,; employed,
for several years...
Musical,numbers:were con-
tributed by the Varna. Vaga-
bonds -Warm, and Kathryn
Taylor and Bonnie IDowson,•
accompanied by Brenda Pow.
Son on the piano, and Laura
Roy and Jacqui Tay,
lot who played piano solos.
Shirley Taylor (Danny"s. wife):
sang and played the guitar.
Shirley Hill read an ad
dress of good wishes, and
Judy was, presented with
many lovely gifts. She gra-
ciously thanked everyone
and invi#ed them to the
wedding reception.
Sale runs
from:
Oct. 25.
till
Nov. 3,
1979
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