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The Huron Expositor, 1975-09-18, Page 10Henderson and Mrs. E. Thomson. Personals Mrs.E. -S. Stephens has returned home after looking after her daughter-in-law who had undergone surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lyndon spent Saturday in Toronto. We are pleased to report that Mr. and Mrs. E. St all are improving in University Hospital, London. A large crowd attended the "Luncheon is Served" dinner at Brucefield United Church on Tuesday evening. The ladies of Tuckersmith and friends and relatives attended a shower for Miss Joan Stoll at Brucefield on Friday night with Mrs. Bob. Walters in charge. Miss Jane Stephens, Beachville, spent the weekend with her parents,Rev. and Mrs. E. S Stephens. Kippen Correpondent . Mrs. Rena Caldwell Mrs. Hazel Long, Owen Sound, has been visiting Mrs. Rochus Faber. Wedding bells were ringing in St. Andrews' Church, Kippen on Friday, September 12 when Karen Ferris became the ,bride of John Kinsman. Miss Lynn Alderdice has returned to London to continue. her studies in 1-lome Economics at Brescia Hall. We are sorry to report that Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stoll were involt'ed in a serious accident, and we hope for a speedy recovery. 11 MATERNITY WEAR AT The Separate Shoppe MAIN CORNER CLINTON OPEN I — 6 P.M. NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 1974 F350 STYLESIDE CREW CAB, long wheel base, 360 V-8, swing lock mirrors, heavy duty shocks, rear step bumper, radio, only 17,000 miles. '5295 HERE'S A CAR FOR YOU AT A PRICE YOU'LL LIKE $AVE ON USED CARS & TRUCKS TOO 1 9 7 3 PLYMOUTH GRAN, COUPE woodgrain panel, low mileage, power steering Stotionwagon, 50-50 seats, V-8, automatic, 1995 and brakes. Licence CZV138. • 1973 MERCURY COMET 2-door sedan, small 33 V-8, automatic, power steering, radio, only 33,- 95 000 miles. Licence HCK71 1 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500, 2-door hardtop, V- 8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. 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OttIDAY Portnedy rayier Ladies' Wear FOR LADIES • LONG GOWNS DRESSES PANT SUITS SKIRTS TOPS SLACKS SLEEPWEAR JACKETS FOR CHILDREN SLEEPWEAR UNDERCLOTHES PLAY CLOTHES DRESS CLOTHES COATS 8. JACKETS FOR MEN TIES PARKAS SOCKS UNDERWEAR SHIRTS PANTS BELTS LEISURE SUITS .XPOSITOR, TWO. In:Sr0 6cirdso ...others for reunion Several items of business were discussed and it was decided to hold the Fall Bazaar on Oct. 22nd. The visiting committee reported calling on Shut-ins during the summer. Mrs. Alf Ross favored with a piano solo. Mrs. Rosa Harris presented the worship dwelling on "Prayer is theKey" Hymn 503 was sung and Mrs. Beatrice Bo yce gave the study. The meeting closed with all repeating the "Theme". Mrs. Erla Coleman and Mrs., Vera Ross were hostesses. ' Rev, W D Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday, speaking on "God of all the Earth". The session will meet on Tuesday, Sept, 23 at 8 p.m. The Holy Communion will be observed on Sunda. Oct. 5th at the hour of 10 15 a, m. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Mabel Shirray entertained the residents with piano selections. Miss Amy Lammie visited with Vera Lammie. On Monday, Mrs. Rochus Faber in charge of the ladies of Carmel Presbyterian Church and they took several residents for a drive to Seaforth, Winthrop. Blyth, Clinton and' visited a 1sanctuary north of Clinton. Tuesday. Rev. W.D.Jarvis conducted the church service, accompanied at the piano by Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Squire was visited by her niece Mrs. Ruth Brock of Goderich and her daughter Mrs. Anderson of `Exeter, Visitors with Mrs.E. 26 oz. Institute members decide details of heavy program Brucefield Describes N.S. trip Correspondent *S. Bertha MacGregor 7, Tho annual Richardson reunion Was beld at Hensall Community Park on Sunday, September 7th With sixty in attendance. Ruth of Hayfield and sons Ron of Clinton and. Wayne of Toronto were nonven'ers. The usual races were held for the children as well as lots of fun and games for the adults, followed by a buffet supper. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brien of Zurich will convene the reunion for next year. UCW meets The Chiselhurst U.0 W. held their September meeting in the church. President Mrs. Erla Coleman opened the meeting with a poem. Thirteen Members answered the roll call with a Bible verse on "Thanks". Following the minutes the treasurer's report was read. Correspondent Mrs. Hugh Berry The September meeting of Tuckersmith Group 1, U.C. W . was held on Tuesday, September 9th in the schoolroom of Brucefield United Church. Mrs. M. Haugh and Mrs. Berry were in • charge of the devotions. The meeting opened with the Call to Worship in unison. Followed by singing "What .a Friend We Have In Jesus" with Mrs. Ross Scott at the piano and the Lord's Prayer in unison.' Mrs. Berry read the Scripture 262 in the hymn book. The offering was received and dedicated. Mrs. Haugh spoke on her trip to the East Coast which was most interesting and enjoyed by all.Thankoffering Oct. 14,, This part • was closed with singing hymn "A charge to Keep I have" and prayer by Mrs. Berry. The president, Mrs. John Henderson had charge of the business portion. Mrs. Ervin Siliery gave the secretary's report and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Berry. Some members plan to attend the Regional meeting at Wesley Willis Church-also the dinner on October- 4. Brucefield Thankoffering meeting on October 14 at 8. Lunch was served by Mrs. John Vanastra offers 51 programs The Vanastra Parks & Recreation Board have just completed the mailing of their recreational brochure covering the fall and winter sessions.. Fifteen thousand plus were mailed to Huron County residents, describing 36 different swimming programs, 11 gymnasium programs, 4 craft programs, ballet, curling and recreational dances. All programs in the brochure with the exception of curling are held in the Vanastra Recreation Centre at Vanastra. Workmen have been busy all' summer completing renovations and additions at the Centre preparing for the fall session. Visitors and participants will be surprised to find larger change rooms, a warm inviting sauna, new meeting rooms, kitchen banquet facilities. and a day care centre. In addition to these improvements the board have been able to procure. additional gymnasium equipment, exercise bikes. balance beams, mats and other related items . Spokesmen for the Rec. Centre Board say they have been more than pleased with the acceptance of their facility by Huron County citizens, participants have enrolled in past programs from every municipality within the county, To date slightly over 1600 people have enrolled in past aquatic programs. Mr. and Mrs. .foe Flynn returned home attar holidaying at Suable Falls. Mr. and Mrs.Bdgar Munn returned horneafter visiting with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding in Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Terry North and family of Fingal were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. Mrs. Ida Diehl of Seaforth was a recent visitor with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett returned from a holiday at Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hillier of London were Sunday guests with Mrs. Laird Mickte. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of Exeter (the former Marjorie Morenz of Exeter) attended the unveiling of a plaque at Mitchell on Sunday at the park which was named "Howie Morenz Memorial Gardens". The plaque was erected by the Ontario Heritage Foundation and an agency within Ontario's Ministry of Culture and Recreation, commemorating "Howie Morenz, one of Canada's most outstanding hockey players". Mrs. Corbett, formerly Hazel Morenz was a first cousin to the famous hockey player. Later they visited Mr. and Mrs. Corbett' s son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaffe and sons Jackie, Joey and Tony at Mitchell. Varna OPP constable purchases Kuhl home Correspondent Mrs. Bill Chessell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kuhl have sold their house in the village to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts of Brantford. Mr. Roberts is with the Goderich Detachment of the O.P.P. The Kuhls will be moving to a new home they are having built in CAryndale on the south edge of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Whittaker spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Burgoin of Leamington and helped them move to Golden Farm Estate which i,s near the Jack Miner Bird SanCtuary in Kingsville. Because there are several lagoons nearby and it is a protected area, there were flocks of wild geese landing near the house. they didn't seem to be very nervous of people,. and were almost in the way when they were moving in. A special Rally Day sery ice was held in Varna Church on Sunday, when the Sunday school students were promoted to their new classes. The superintendents, Mrs. ,Eric Chuter ,,and Mrs. Tom Consitt presented Robert Raikes diplomas and seals to those students who had good attendance records. Sararas were Don and Jodi Sararas, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sa raras, Toronto, Roy and Clara MacDonald. Mrs. Shirley Prouty visited with Lin Latimore and Roy McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ford visited with Mrs.Etta May Ford. Mr. and Mrs. W.E.Parker, Bayfield visited Clara Featherston. Illa Dunn, Exeter visited with Vera Lammie and Mr. Jim McQuaid visited Dan Mathews. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNaughton visited their mother, Mrs. Ada Smillie. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sararas of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald recently . Corespondent Mrs. Hilda M. Payne The Women's Institute met in the Legion Hail on Wednesday evening, September 10 for a delicious pot-luck supper convened by hostesses Hilda Payne and Gladys Coleman. Following this the meeting was held with President Hilda Payne presiding. Roll call was answered by bringing an article from another country and explaining its use. Financial report showed a balance of $102.64. A letter of resignation from Lois Shapter was read, and accepted with regret. The group decided to send a small gift to show appreciation of her participation in the Institute. Joyce Pepper was installed as vice-president and Marg. Ingram as convenor of Education and Cultural Activities in Lois' place. Other correspondence dealt with the County Rally on October 6 at Belgrave, the Huron County Historical Society meetings on September 16 at Blyth and at Crediton on October 15 and letters of appreciation from Nan Britton and Nancy and Barbara McCurdy, In other business,the members agreed to serve coffee and cookies at the re-opening of the Town Hall and Library on September 25, voted for Joyce Pepper as delegate to the London Area Convention in St. Thomas on October 15 and 16, and were informed we had leaders for the girls 4-H Club. The resolutions to be discussed at St. Thomas were discussed and voted on and final plans made for the exhibit at the F 3,11 Fairs, Joyce Pepper and Hazel Corbett conducted the program which consisted of a sing-song, accordion and piano selections by Brenda Pepper and everyone was "Try giving yourself away"., 'reading' a" clipping on a receni"Y'otrantiorgiVe' yrtitirStlf away," without getting back more than you give, if in giving, youhave no thought of reward, she said. The theme was continued by Prayer and the singing of "Take my life and let it be". Minutes of the June meeting and the correspondence •were read. Roll caul. was answered by 12 members. , Audrey Joynt read three letters from the adopted girl in Burma, and the group gave the monthly donation, and Christmas gift for her. The offering was given and dedicated by Audrey Christie. Mildred Kyle had an interesting study on "Missiion in the home". Parents may practice mission in the home by listening and giving loving answers to questions during family discussions. We should be better listener s, so our family may feel confident, Mrs. Kyle said. We may learn from our children, when their thoughts and opinions are different from ours. Mrs. Christie thanked Helen Goddard for being pianist and all the others helping with the meeting. After her closing thought "The .use of life, is to spend it for something that will outlast it" The Benediction was repeated. Julene Keys had an interesting contest after which hostresses Audrey Joynt and Ilene McLean served lunch. . Personals Service at the. United Church was conducted by The Rev. Don Beck with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. The sermon "Give Him a Hearing!" was based on John 7: 37-52 and the choir sang the anthem, "I have decided to follow Jesus". The Sunday School met during the latter half of the service. Mrs. Nan Britton is a patient in Stratford General Hospital again. Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm with Mrs. Daisy Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Voliand were Mr. and Mrs. John Boven of Seaforth, Ralph, Harry and John Otten of Seaforth, Mrs. Andy Dougall and Helen, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hyde, Kippen, Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, Mrs. Audrey Christie, Mrs. M abel Parke, Mrs. John Skea, Mrs. Madeline Harburn, Mrs. Irene Firilaysbn,' Mrs. Mona'ClUrk, all of town and Mrs. Vera Johnston and Leota of Brucefield. Mrs. M arjorie Windover has returned home after spending the past week visiting with George and Marjorie Grant in st. Anne's Place, St. Th omas. New gas furnaces installed at the United Church last month were hooked up on Tuesday and should be in operation next Sunday if needed. 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The scripture reading was taken from Luke 14 v 16-24 by Annie Reid, Olive Pettygave the meditation and all the members took part in the Litany. The minutes were read and approved. A letter was read from Ven. G.T.Kaye thanking the group for the boxes of clothing sent and from Mrs. Anderson, a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, for the gloxinia. The study book "Don't let rese ntment ruin the family ", was given by Helen Roberts. It was decided that donations will be gratefully received by next meeting instead of • having a bazaar and bake sale.The meeting closed with a poem and aprayer. 'Give Yourself Away" Unit 1, U.C.W. met on Thursday, September 11 with Audrey Christie presiding. After her opening thought, the group sang "Behold us Lord, a little Space".' Her devotional theme current event. Hazel Corbett read an article on "Sisters". Courtesy remarks were given by Hazel Corbett and the meeting closed with "The Queen". Hensall Sales Barn Supply consisted mostly of steers, and heifers and demand was active. Prices were up. Heifers $43.00 - $50.00; Steers $51.00 - $54.75; Feeder cattle