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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-24, Page 4• VISITATION SUNDAY OCTOBER 27 INOS9 • Next Sunday afternoon 25 teams of men of the congregation will visit the members in their homes and tell the story of First Presbyterian Church — the past achieveinents — the prevent position — the plans for the tomorow. r- 10 a.m. — Teams meet in the Church Hall for briefing 11 a.m. — Service of Worship and coniMissiening ser- vice 12 neon Teams meet in the Church Hall for lunch 1:30 p.m. — Visitation begins , The public is invited tonttend the Service of Warship .meit.PROBYTERIA11:.(11.1)1101... r.ititvi,..0..,tx :PRY •ML CHASMRRiLL WON* . ,srrok :0t4T4 0.01, 2c1168 ANNUAL FM SUPPE at EgrrlOrtdVille United. Church Wednesday, Oct 30th, 1968 from 5-8 p.m. Adtzlts $2.00 Children 5-12, -$1.00 Pre -School Age, No Charge ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY— Gard Ross and the Lamplighters SATURDAY — "Elgin Fisher" In the Ladies' and Escorts' Room Enloy a Sing -A -Long with PEARL at the Hammond Organ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY COLORED TV BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS Tasty Chicken Wings - COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime DON'T FORGET THE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY RUMMAGE SALE SAT., OCT. 26th 'SEAFORTH PUBLIC LIBRARY at 2:00 p.m. FOR GOOD USED CLOTHING . and at BOY SCOUT HALL FOR WHITE ELEPHANT, TOYS, FURNITURE ETC. The Public is invitedto attend - •the Annual Commencement , of the Seaforth District .,High School' - • in • ° " t SDI -IS 'AUDITORIUM FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 1st at 8 :30. o'clock Guest Speaker: MISS JEAN McINTYRE A former member of the staff of Seaforth ,District High School. A.Opa:H. 1104.: Meetings The Fall Than,koffering meeti in Fi.44 church Wms vvap held In the Chureli Hall with several areb societies as guests, The president Mrs. Francis Coleman opened the nteeting with prayer and a poem. "What A Friend We Have In Jesus'; Was sung and the scripture les- son was read by Mrs. John Thompson. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Jack Thompson. Mrs. Frank Kling favoured with a solo "Teach Me To Pray, Lord?' accompanied by Mrs. Mac- Gregor. The offering was re- ceived by Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. McKay. Mrs. Coleman in- troduced the guest speaker, Rev.. L. G. Stairs of Brantford, who for seven years has been are representative of the Leprosy Mission. Tfiea stamps are sent to help raise money he said -as " he showed pictures of the work being cione„ g1)..gC ,thagked RO-T.$,,tAimOnd 'titOo-.Who, took Part `God Be With You: Till We -Meet Again" was. stow. BARBARA KIRK:MAN The annual Thanteffering meeting Of the BarbaraBiriquan Auxiliary of First Church was held' Tuesday evening, 'in the .church hall. Mrs. Dale. Nixon presided over.the Meeting and guests were present from ,Cront- arty and Egmondville, Rev. Douglas 0.. Fry introduced Rev. Durwin Docken- of Duff's Church, Walton, who together with his wife were the guest speakers., and they gave a .ser - Mon interspersed with folk songs. Mrs. R. K. McFarlane read the 95th Psahn and Mrs. Keith Sharp led in prayer. Miss Boss Grieve gave courtesy remarks. NEWS of CONSTANCE The October meeting of the _Constance UCW was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Buchanan. The president, Mrs. Frank Riley opened the meeting with the Call to Worship followed by prayer. A reading on "The First Thanksgiving" was given by ANNIVERSARY SERVICES MONCRIEF,F UNITED CHURCH Sun., Oct. 27th at 11 a.m and 8 p.m. E.S.T. Speaker — Rev. George Sim of St. Jacob's United Church HALLOWE'EN DANCE Frickiy, Oct. 25th 9:00 p.m. LEGION HALL BRUSSELS Costwnes. and Pdzes Desjardines Orchestra Restricted to 21 years and over - $2.00 per couple Mrs. Jim Preszcator.. The Constance UCW is going to be discontinued because of the few members attending, therefore no slate of officers will be brought in. The Thanksgiving Worship Service was conducted by Mrs. Frank Riley and Mrs. Jim Pres- zcator. The value of the bale sent was $176.00. . Several from the district at- tended the Plowing Match in .Guelph. Ross Jewitt returned home Thursday after' spending the past few months in Saskatche- wan. Mrs, Ken Peszcator, Mrs. Mer- vyn Webb of Clinton spent Thur- sday with Mrs. Bob Jennison and family of Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dorrance are vacationing in Northern Ontario. Jim Thompson spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hunter of Colborne Township. - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong and family of Clinton spent Sunday with Mrs. Annie Medd. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of Brussels. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, -Jim Preszcator, 'Billy and Debbie were Mr. and Mrs: Allan Pfaff and family of Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, John and Elizabeth; Mr. John Turner of Tnekersmith spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Harvey and Marie of Sweahurg. r Mr. and Mrs. Ken Betties of Winthrop visited Mrs. Irene Grimoldby. • . Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Atput- er of Coloborne Township—visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. -Tan Thonm son and family. Jim returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Millson and family spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross lVfillson and fam- ily of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jewitt, Mrs. Elma Jewitt, Brian, Mrs. Annie "Leitch visited Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph Glow of Dorchester. , MITCHELL JUNIOR FARMERS` DANCE Brodhagen Community Centre Friday, October 25th Floyd Silleto and His Perth County Playboys Admission $1.00 Mitchell Hawks Jr. 'D' Hockey. Club All players interested in playing for the Mitchell Hawks — last year's all Ontario Junior D Chanpions — please contad Mr. McCulligh, 216 St. David St., Mitchell, .phone 348-8935. Out of town.players call collect. SEAFORTH • MINOR HOCKEY A special meeting in vonneetion with all minor hockey activity will be held at the arena Wednesday; Octorber 30, at 7:30 It is hoped that representatives from the Royal, Canadian Legion, the Lions Club and the Optimist Club; as well as all interested parents and others interested in minor .sport, Will be in attendance. HARRY SCOTT, Chairman, $00forth RSCPOStiOli COMMItf“. LINER .CROMARTY PAR% JOHN SHANNON Funeral service for the late Mrs. John Shannon,who was killed in a car accident October 14th were held from the CieA. Whitney funeral lime, Thum day, conducted by her, mint ister, Rev. J. C. Britton. ' Inter- ment followed in BMWS Cem- etery when pallbearers were: Wesley Roe, Charles MeGavin; Archie-, SeromerVille, Nelson Reid, Doug Ennis and Stewart McCall. Flowerbears were Wal- ter Sommerville, Stewart Hum- phries and nick marks. kdWO Of Woodham There were 27 children at the Messenger meeting Sunday morning. Those taking part in the -worship service were: Mary Lou Thomstin, Pamela Redd, Vernon Thomson Karen' Mills, Karen Insley, Michelle Robin- son; David Tomlinson, Robbie Dickey. Mrs. L. Jaques introduc- ed the new study book on China. Poems were read by Nancy Jaques, Janet Tomlinson and Julie Webb. Mrs. Dickey read a story. Pat Dickey returned home from Westminster Hospital on Thursday last. Classified) Ads Ivey dividends. RECEPTION and DANCE for Wm. Noakes and Pat Harris, bridal couple Sat., Oct. 26th • . • Hensall Community , Arena Music by Biuewater Playboys. Everyone Welcome Lunch Provided BENEFIT DANCE for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stewart whose barn was lost doe to lightning Londesboro Hall Sat., Nov. 2nd (CeRthiUelt *CO ?Al B Cleland, 10bble and kauline of Listwel. - Guests entertained at the - hem of igr, •Mrs,, LAM ' (*diner . on Sunda were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker, Mr. :and Mrs. ROY Maihee, _Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs. gugh Currie, Dor- chester, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Mc- Ghee and family., London, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bulky, Win- throP, Sr. and Mrs, Ken Walk- er, London. Birthdays observed on this oceasion were those "of Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Roy McGhee and Mr. Hugh Gerrie who was born .on the Gardiner farm .on October 2(1th, 48 years ago. Mr. Malcolm McIntyre of Stratford, was guest speaker at the WMS Thankoffering service of Cromarty Presbyterian Churchson Sunday and told of his experiences with boys camps in Formosa. The service was conducted by Mr. Garth Wilson and the cGIT girls assist- ed in the choir and rendered a special number. Mrs. Alex Gardiner spent Tuesday; in Hamilton. ' Mr, and Mrs. Alex Gardiner visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Filsinger of Sebringville. momessoomstagamegworftesawftemagmemiamasid RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs, -Bill McClure (nee Sharon,Beuerman) , Walton - Community Hall Friday, NOv. 1st Ladies please bring lunch Scott's Orchestra Everyone Welcome Classified Ade pOy ditidends. CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Seaforth 8:15 p.m. Friday,Oct. 25th 15 Regular Games for $10.00 Three $25.00 Games $75.00 Jackpot to go Scott's Orchestra Ladies Please Bring Lunch Final Week for Two Door Prizes (Children under 16 not permitted) APMION $1.00 cOME TO THE Atit044 Christm 4 COUrary 'Fajr Display and sale of local. arts and crafts Roosorecf. 'by the "Country Craftr ftroUp of Colborne TUYinsAlPt Vd bY artist,craftsrOPA 40gt-Plan7 Points in Ifuron.ConntY : at the TOvimship Rall, CARLOW (7 miles N of Goderich on gum County Road go) on Wed., Oct. 30 and Sat., Nov. 2, 2-9 p.m. Admission From Sale of Country Baking 10, LEGION HALLOWE'EN DANCE Thursday, October 31st 930 to 12:30 \ PRIZES FOR COSTUMES Music `by the Royalaires Admission $1.00 per pergion A Refreshments — Admittance restricted to persons over 21 Saturday. Night The ,Ryans gNACKS — Southern Fried Chicken HURON HOTEL Dublin Extra Cards 25c or 't: iiiiii $1.00. ' ROyal Canadian LOgioo - Avspices'Seaforth Branch 156 Proceeds for Welfare Work THE 'COUSINS THREE Starting onday: The Western Angels QUEEN'S 119TEL. Seaforth 91st Anniversary Services NORTHSIDE UNITED CH6RCH on Sunday, Oct. 27:th 1968 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. REV. HAROLD BAILEY, B.A., J.R.D. • Secretary of Home Mission Board, will be Guest Speaker at • both services, 11:00 a.m. Sermon Topic — "Fulfilling The Ministry" • Music — • Anthem — "king All Glorious" (Vail), soloist Christine Pryee Duet — "Lord's Fiver", Mist; Ruth Blathers and Mrs, Wm: ' Campbell • Anthem "Bahn of Gilead" (Burleigh) I:00 p.m. Sermon Topi — "Make Love Your Aim" music Anthem — "While The Earth Remaineth" (Maunder) Solo — "Let This Mind Be In Yoe,' Marlon Vincent Male Chorus — "Ye Have Done It Unto Me" Organist — Mts. Jas. A. Stewart ChOirmasfer — Mr. Jas. A. Stewart 1VIINISTE1t ---- Rev. 3. Cliff Britton, B.A. ATTENTION ALL SKATERS_ SEAFORTH SKATING CLUB Enjoy' healthful fun, .friends, physical fitness carnival participation — all necessary qualifications making good citizens of tomorrow. and for All memberships include one group lesson a week with our Professional, Bruce -Brady. For the young boy who wants to improve his game of hockey, the Seaforth Skating Club is .proud to announce a course of instruction in power skating which will teach him to skate with more speed, more power and more agility. Registration — Friday, Nov. 1st, at the Seaforth Arena Figure Skating — Fridays — 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. • Power Skating.— Fridays ,-- 7:00 to 7:30 p.m, Membership Fees 20 weekly sessions Pre -School — $10.00 - Grades 1 to 3 — $12.00 Grade 4 -and up — $15.00 Power Skating — $8.00 (A reduction in fees is made for three or more in one family) — — — — For further information contact: MRS.,GAR BAKER — Phone 527-1537 THEATRE rLu'ftGODERICH ,ON. THE SQUARE First Run Movie's In Air -Conditioned Comfort Entertainment Is Our Business NOW PLAYING , Until SAT.. OCT. 26 ACADEMY AWARD JOSEPH E LEVINE 71...N 1.1110r111 0 P.ilKE NICHOLS LAWSENCE 'TURMAN WINNER ' REST DIRECTOR -MIKE NICHOLS ' lia° , PANII/BION' \ ' 1109101010 cx,...44.4.....\:01 maw !spots raw ' Shows at 7.30 and 0.39 p.m. //,./ . .. THE-N.\ GRADvATE adult Entertainment? • SATURDAY (Oct. 26) MATINEE . SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SHOW ,--- c IITOM—THUMB" Admission: 50c 'it *Seat -•'- Show starts at 230 p.M. MON. TUES. WIED THURS0-404. 2841 . 20th DEBORAH plena ( KERR. DAVIIIIIVEN . inittoECI c0010* -4 a A Keiti.HARPER PROuctioN A 0 mitrtA 'Or RLsTRicyr r.) • 107.74•40 4k o 10 , d the • vo A ' eclat iry Ditgxe "Coming Net : '11.10 SEA PERAVE" ........„......„.:._.......--....."....,..,-,...--