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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-09-21, Page 4' * MOON Expqicit904s'#A .RTF% 2'4 1967 <• mTv. WA—L:04% PTUN atnd Mrs, Bill Worknan gine Legre McMillan e As Arena . W at, Sept. 23rd 9 i2 Music by Bhiewat r Playboy Lsdlec miss* Bring Lunch .EVERYBODY WELCOME .ROLLER SKATING in the Clinton Community Centre every . Wednesday, Friday, , Saturday and Sunday eveniu.gs 7730 10:30 • Skates For Rent . :Anniversary Services Chiselihurst United ,Church Sun:, Sept. 24thy 2:.30 p.m. Guest Minister Rev. Currie Nii'ilaw of Stratford ' -- SPECIAL MUSIC I LOVE yep... • . and that's the sweetest story eves told. To be loved is to find mean- ing in life. Without love our frailties, our faults, our weak: 'messes, would overwhelm us This is .the- good news the Church is,, ever telling: God loves you! Perhaps you need re -assuring? Then come to Church each Sundays and 'lien r- .it for yqur- r,elf.. IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Founded in 1867 Service at 11:00 a.m. Worship wins us in our Centennial Year• u • .l o ,.irch GrOlt S Hold$eptem Walton UCW Unit met Wed the business. Mrs. James nesday evening in the church, Clarke read the minutes of the basement with twenty-two prey-ious Meeting and called members attending. H'ynin 306 the roll which was answered "How Sweet the name of Je- with a verse containing " the sus sounds' was used in open- word `preach'. .,Announcements mg with lY•s. W. C, I•lackwell were. made regarding coming at the piano. events. Psalm 23 and Meditation en- Mrs. Walter Bewley men "God books now available from the Walton Public Lib- rary including "Ten Fingers for God" and "Take my hand" both by Dorothy Clark Wilson.. Refreshments were served by 1VIrs, Jack Brown, Mrs. Earl Watson and Mrs. Allan '.TcCa11. 8th and 16th Unit Meets Mee., tings. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Porter and all attended the funeral o:f the late Mx. W. C. Bennett last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Uh ler and son of Sioux Lockout visited fast Week '-with his fa- ther Mr. Ernest Uhler. MaterMiss - Corrie Rter of Stratford spent the week end with Mr. .and Mrs. Jan. Van Vliet Sr. Mr. Rollie Achilles of Marystown, Newfoundland is spending this week . at his home here. He Will return this Friday to Badger, New- foundland where he will re- sume his work on Read con. The UCW meeting of the struction. 8th and 16th unit was held at Mrs. Walter Broatfoot is at the, home of Mrs rtZay_Zloisle ---Present confined - to Victoria ton Wednesday evening and Hospital London. opened by singing "More Love Hear Guest Minister to Thee, 0 Christ"''With Mrs. Wilb'u Turnbull at the piano. The scripture., Psalm 139 was read by Mrs. Alvis Mclrun- ald followed with a reading by Mrs. Douglas Fraser. Minutes were read • by the secretary Mrs. Geo. McCall,- The roll call was answered by 14 members and there was one visitor. The regular • col- lection and copper collection ..was received. Hymn 445, "All the way my Saviour leads me" was sung. Mrs. Campbell Wey gave a report of the Landon Conference School of United Church Wmen held at Alma College St. Thomas in, August. Wedding slips were handed out and- the _Turkey Supper announced for November 1. Lunch was served by Mrs. Jim Smith, Mrs. George Mc- Call and the hostess. A variety night under the auspices of the Walton W.I. will be held in the Community Hall., October. 20 and 21. titled cared -for us all" was read by Mrs. Frank Wal- ters. Prayer •was. offered by Mrs. Nelson Marks. Mrs. Donald Achilles pres- ented the topic on. ".Negroes, Whites ,arid. Churvvhes in Hali- fax" from the study book "Churches' Where the Action Is". A few years ago, few Ca- nadians had heard of Afric- ville. Then, thanks to televi- sion everyone knew it was our most squalid Negro -ghetto Crouching at the landward door of Halifax it carne com- plete with tarpaper shacks, backward schooling and large impoverished families. But things are changing for the Negroes in Nova Scotia. • Af- ricville will soon be only, a tarnished memory the city of Halifax and the provincial department 6f public welfare have helped most of its resi- dents find better houses scat- tered across the city. In the relocation work women- vol- unteers went right into the houses of people who are., mo- ving from a small, poor but familiar community into the unknown 'frightening city. In many cases when the families moved, church- volunteers welcomed them- Into the com- munity and into their church. The church can play a 'large part in chauging the attitudes of the -public towards poverty and discrimination. Mrs. F. Walters presided for St.' Columban CWL ' BINGO. - and TEA September ~ -27th 9 p.m. • PARISH HALL RECEPTION and DANCE for Dawn Robinson and Bruce RathwelL Bridal Couple Sat., : Sept. 30th "Zurich Community Centre EVERYONE WELCOME Music. by The Bluewater. Play- boys Lunch Provided' '. BURN'S,. CONSTANCE, LONDESBORO CHURCHES • Present . . "A Night. To Remember" A Program of recognition Featuring music of the past and present and a Social Hour of Reminiscence, at LONDESBORO UNITED CHURCH Sunday, Sept. 24, 1967 7:30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME BAYFIELD FALL FAIR September 26 -. 27 •. PARADE AT "1 P.M., WEDNESDAY Tractor operators Safety Competition" Contestants 16 .to 20 yrs. A Applicants contact Secretary Robert Sterling - 4Club Work --- Pony Contest -- Tug of War --- Midway on Grounds Arena open Tuesday evening 7-10 p.m. a For Fine Country Music Bernie Early All this week and next at the ,McKillop Unit Meets The McKillop UCW Unit met at the home of Mrs. Don- ald Dennis Wednesday even- ing. Several old time hymns were sung at the opening of the meeting. Miss Ethel Den- nis was pianist. Mrs. David Watson presided for the De- votions. A pd'em "What is a Smile" Was read by Mrs. D. Watson after which Mrs. Glens McNichol led in prayer. • The meditation . andscrip- lure readings were given by Mrs .Keith Rock, Mrs. David Watson, Mrs.William Leeming and Mrs, Glen McNichol. - Mrs. Watson gave a reading "I know something good a- bout you". Mrs. Wm. Leem- ing read two poems "Content- ment" and "Life's Riches". Mrs. George Love gave the topic "The challenge of the. community front the Study" book, "Into a' Nation" ' Miss Tennie Dennis presid- ed for the business. Plans were made to cater for a wedding and invitations were read. Lunch was served by Mrs. Roy• Wildfong, Mrs. David Watson, Mrs. Glen .McNichol and Mrs. Keith Ibock and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert - Tra- viss attended the ,Feed; Deal- ers Convention at ' Seaway --Motel, Toronto Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Mrs. W. C, Bennett is spen- ding several days with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bensiett. Mr. and, Mrs. Sam Kolder of Petersburg, Iowa and Rev. and Mrs. Maurice McNabb of Port Elgin were recent guests at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Stutz of, Waterloo were week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundlas. Paul Humphries has return- ed home from Clinton Public Hospital after undergoing sur- gery, Mrs. Hilda Sellers of Sea - forth spent a few days at, the home of Mr, and Mrs. Her- bert Traviss. • Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hackwell of Exeter visited on Sunday with the former's mother Mrs, W: C. Hackwell. . Miss Ruth Ritchie of St. Joseph's Hospital, London, spent a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ritchie. Mr; and Mrs. Thomas Wat- son.- , London and Mr. • Tom Boydell of Orillia were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett' s. ""Len{ • Da- vidson avidson of London visited with' RECEPTION for Mr, and Mrs. Gary Preszca- tor ' • Londesboro Conimunity. Hall Friday,,, Sept. 29 SCdt't S ORCHESTRA Ladies PIONS* Bring Lunch asaremosmismaresimesseime BENEFIT- ' DANCE Frank MurrayCommunity ties Ito dgotw bring: Lot for Mr. and Mr*. Dradha en Gehl Friday, Sept.2 baostloni.' af. ids :Phase Rev. Cecil M. Jardine of., Wingham, president of Huron Presbytery was guest minis- ter at Deli's United Church Anniversary services held last Sunday. The theme for his morning message was "The Pursuit of Happiness" and in the evening "Worship a Real- ity" was the title of his `'ser- mon. . Miss Glenna Houston was organist at both 'services' and led the choir aa they render- ed anthems, with Miss Sher - ail and Graeme Craig as solo- ists. Bouquets of flowers for- med an appropriate setting for the one hundred and se- cond Anniversary in this Can- ada's Centennial year.. The Women's Institute will meet ' Wednesday' evening when herb Freeman, Tesswat- er will wive 'a talk and show slir3's .of Barbados and Trims- rtad'. Conveners are Mrs. Wm. T-Tiimphries and.Mrs. Ray Hue- thcr . Senior Citizens ~Meet The Senior Citizens Club met at the home .'of Mr. • and Mrs. John Jefferson when Mrs. Thomas Laing presided: Mrs. Robert McCaughey presided at the piano for a sing song. Nineteen members answer- ed the roll call by naming a favorite flower. It was agreed, that the meetings -be held in the afternoon at 2 • p.m., the next meeting falling on .Oc- tober -12th with Thanksgiving as the roll -call topic. Mrs. Bowman and . Mrs. Parker were named as a program committee and Mrs. Wilbur Miller and Mrs, Olive Speare as lunch conveners. Following a number of read- ings euchre was played and lunch served. Mark Rally Day Mrs. Allan Stewart of Lon- don, conducted` the Rally Day service on Sunday. The junior choir led the.singing and sang a special number, "The Beu- tiful Garden of Prayer". Ma- ny of the Sunday School pu- pils received diplomas and seals for regular attendance. The acct of commissioning of teachers and leaders was eon - ducted by Mr. Stewart. ' ' Ladies Aid Meets Miss Olive Speare was hos- tess at a meeting of the Ladies Aid when Mit. Gerald Carey resided and read a poem, "It is in your Face" following with devotions. Twelve••inem- bers answered the roll call by naming an "Indian Tribe". Reports were given by Mrs. T. L. Scott. Readings were given 'by Mrs. Charles Doug- las. Mrs. T. L. Scott closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. John Temple- man. Mrs. Robert ',Gardiner, Ron- nie. 'and Brenda spent last week enjoying the sights 'at Expo. . Sunday visitors with Mr. and IJirs. Gordon Laing- and family . were Mr. Bruce Cleland -and famly of Listowel and Mr. --and Mrs. - Wra. Laidlalv of London. Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffer- son visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jon Riehl, RR 5 Stratford. ' Sunday visitors with Mrs. George Wallace and Mrs. Verna Brooks were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace Carling- ford and . Mrs. Nettle Black - lock of Sebringville. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dow of Walkerton spen. , the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Haryey Dow. 115r -And Mrs, John Wallace were entertained at a family dinner' at their home on Sun-, day in honor of their thirty- • firs%"•'Wedding anniversary. RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs: Clarence' Dale Nee .pito Petersen) Friday; Sept. 22nd Londesboro Conimtthity Hall 4; 'tows Otchearrr ° Ladles Mons porlio.unah OCAL Mr. and Igr's.. hPet Dunlop; and. Ruth .Anne and Mr. ,and M'rs. Stanley H'ilielt stent the past week end With relatives;' Bay City and' *IMSeir^,, Michigan. Miss Margaret' Natxis, Mr, and Mrs, J. J MV[cCormidk arid' p t f MTS Edna $avingtt?n, ail t orontQ 'Were guests of iVlr and Mrs- James F, Scott las week end. Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy o. Winnipeg, Man., was a guest of Mr. ' and Mrs. Janes F Scott last week. Miss 'Teresa Devereaux of St. Joseph's Academy, London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph -Devereaux., Mrs Ada Dal, bas returners from Kitchener where she spent two weeks with her daughter, fliers. Del Krauel and Mr. Krauel. • ,.. Mr, Nelson, Govenlock of Sirncoe • was here . on Friday attending the funeral of the late W. C. Bennett. ' Mrs. W. A. Campbell of Guelph spent the week end with 'het cousin, Mrs. R. • K. McFarlane.•- - Mr. and Mrs: Mervin Nott from Sault Ste. Marie da11ed on relatives and friends in- cluding Mr. and Mr. s. Mervin Nott of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hays of Detroit were here last week attending the Guy Lombardo coneert and dance* - Mr. P. J. Sills of Baltimore was here this week attending the Guy Lombardo concert and dance. Miss Dorothy Reinke of Hamilton visited atthe home' of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Jackson, Tuckersmith. Mr. tad Mrs. Gerald Wil- liamson of Collingwood are visiting 'relatives and friends in Egmondville and vicinity. Mr. Victor Nott and daught- er of Sault Ste. Marie have been visiting Mrs. Bernard Nott and relatives. Miss Jessie EIl s, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson- and Miss Rae Mead. of St. Clair, Mich: .were • Tuesday' visitors wit h Rev. J. Ure and -Mrs.. Stewart. Rev. J. Ure and.Mrs. Ste- wart were. Sunday guests -"of Mrs. Arnold Cook and family'- of Westfield and also visited Rev. and Mrs.,•,'Maldwyn Ro- beets of Auburn. Mr. Stewart preaches the anniversary' ser- vice of Westfield United Church. Mr. and Mrs. J.' J. Wilkin- son and Mr'and Mrs., Frank Wilkinson have returned from Oshawa where they attended the funeral of Mrs. ' Wilkin- -son's father, the late Rex Fier- vieux. Mr. and Mrs. William MeT. Brown, Jarvis Street, accom- panfedbytheir son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs: Wil-: liam G. H. Brown of Hamilton have returned from• -a trip to Expo. Mr. and Mrs. A. _'E: Cluff of Lakehead, lorida are visit- ing. with Mr. and,Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Name Winners (Continued from Page 1) Hendrina Verberne. Winners in the poetry con- test were first, ' Joan Hopper, second- Monica Malkus, third Anne - Wilbee and honorable mentions, Nancy Holley, ' Dale Shantz and Paul Muir. The en-• tries were judged by Miss Ma- bel Turnbull. - In another contest to . select the .best suggestion for a prize list cover, prizes were awarded to first, Ellie Stroop, second Marianne Segeren and - third Theresa Fleming. Hold .Supper • , (Continued from Page 1) . presented to Miss Thompson b$' Mrs. Cosford, who moved a vote of thanks for her leadership for the past two years. • A !bursary' of $150.00 is givern each year to a high school stu- dent entering a nurses training school ' • The Auxiliary will have a booth • at the Seaforth Fair when tickets will be sold on a hooked mat, which was made for the Auxiliary by Mrs. Rita Orr. - Insured In . (Continued from Page 1 ) ty Hospital, with injuries - suf- fered whenthe tractor he was operating was in collision with. a car on Monday. - He was retool/6d to hospital by Box Ambulance. Hensail • A Canadian flag and a Chris- tian flag presented on behalf Of the. 1-11. ••Vartth Fellowship • by John Goddard and Joan Sini- mons, were dediicated at the, morning service at liensall Un- ited- Church, Sunday. - Recognition of ettend4nce awards of;,- the ,^Church School was given. For his rn•essage Rev: Harold F. Currie spoke on "Par - tilers With Goo !' Flowers in the sanctttary Were- in rirenl0ry of Mrs. Charles Spared* of -Port -Flgin, placed 'Cry her daughter Mrs. Ines lvielrwen, Mts. teitise sh1lj soft is a pat- ient in South loath ifospitall, toter. J", ',Gado &' of 'XeTowna B.C., itvisttthle With be son and daugliter: