The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-24, Page 6AB — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBERv22, 19
Local UCY hosting Korean visitors
To celebrate 100 years of Christianity in
Korea,, and to strengthen links between
Christian women in Korea and Canada, an
exchange has been organized where women
front the Presbyterian Republic of Korea
(PROK) will visit Canada Sept. 20 to Oct. 20.
Ten women from the United Church of
Canada will visit Korea in the Spring of
1985.
Over the past number of years, United
Church Women have been offering their
support to the women of Korea by
purchasing and wearing Human Rights Fish
pins. A portion of that money is returned to
Korea for the women whose husbands have
been jailed, or mistreated by their employ-
ers. •
Two Korean women, Mrs. Chung Bo Yung
and Miss Lee Jong Won, will be visiting
London Conference from Oct. 3 - 10.
Mrs. Chung is a one-time member of the
National Church Women's Association staff.
She is presently studying Christian Educa-
tion in Germany, along with her husband.
She has qualified for ordination and is a
member of ,a Seoul church.
Miss Lee is a staff person of the National'
Church Men's Association with office in
Seoul. They are particularly in ted in
Christian Education programs for chi dren,
youth, wotnen, etc. through th ch as
well • as materials used.
While in the Huron -Perth area of London
Conference, they will meet the local
presidents and executive members of
Huron -Perth Presbyterial United Church
Women, at a pot luck dinner in Fillarton on
Oct. ,5.
An interdenominational meeting will be
held Oct. 5 at 8 p.m. in Mitchell United
Church to which everyone interested is
invited.
Octoberfest coming to the manor.
Birthday greetings on Sunday to Madge
Remes who celebrated her 83rd birthday and
to Penny Cana who celebrated a birthday on -
Friday at the Seaforth Health Care Facility..
Worship services were conducted Wednes-
day afternoon by Rev. Archie Robertson of
Bethel Bible Church. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
Co munity band
The 1984 executive of the Seaforth and -
Dashwood Community Band report a very
busy 1984.
- Dates and activities include: April 28,
Legion Zone; Ladies Auxiliary in Victoria
Park; May 19, Dutch Klompen Days, Clinton;
June 13, Decoration Day, Blyth Legion; June
17, Decoration Day, Grand Bend; July 1,
Dominion of Canada, Hensall Centennial;
July 28, Zurich Fall Fair; Aug. 4, Dashwood
Freidburg Days; Aug. 18, Crediton Fair;
Aug. 19, Lucan Lions Fair; Aug. 26, Exeter
Lobb of Clinton provided special music for the
32 residents at the service.
Friday afternoon was Bingo. Lucky players
were Gladys Ruston (4), Charles Ross (2),
Patrick Ryan, Eva Netzke, Carole Geddes,,
Alfie Sykes, Edith Salo, James Nolan and
Elmer Bakcsy.
has busy season
Dedication Day; Sept. 8, Blyth Threshers
Reunion; Sept. 22, Exeter Fall Fair; Sept. 29,
International Plowing Match; Nov. 17,
Family Christmas Dinner, Zurich; Dec. 1,
Huronview.Christmas Concert; Dec. 8, Santa
Parade, Seaforth.
The Community Band has no sponsor and
receives no aid from the county or any
organization.
The executive and members wish to
express their sincere appreciation for the
support they have received for their services
this year in the area.
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Welcome home to Da Gardner and Leo
O'Sullivan who have returned from Seaforth
Community Hospital:
Dave Netzke has been transferred to
London hospital,--
Irene Omand was visited by relatives on
Sunday afternoon.
Oscar Noll visited his wife Ruth Noll.
Visiting with Eva Netzke were Rose
Altman and Ralph and Loretta Bennewies.
Margaret Smale and Adrienne Hutchinson
visited at Seaforth•• Health Care Facility on
behalf of the Catholic Women's League.
Anne Shefter and Eldin and Alice Schaus
visited with friends at the nursing home.
Thursday will be Octoberfest Day at
Seaforth Health Care Facility. Residents will
be served several Caerman dishes from
dietary staff. In the afternoon, Marie Flynn
and orchestra will provide some good old
tyme music for dancing and singing.
Staff volunteers and residents held a work
bee last Tuesday evening in the activity room.
All hands were kept busy making articles for
the annual bazaar coming up on Nov. 3. A
special feature this year is the children's
corner. Lennie Bloomfield and Sid Pearson
have worked hard selling tickets on the draw
for a handmade quilt, hanging plant and T, V.
cushion.
Mary Finlayson attended the R.A.S.P.
meeting at Extendicare Nursing Home,
London on Thursday.
High bowler on Monday was Patrick Ryan
with a score of 196. Last Tuesday Doris Smith
won the bowling with James Nolan the high
bean bag toss.
fi00 BIG TO FILL -Alicia Somerville came to fill the boots of local firemen. The Nursery
to the conclusion that It would take all of her School visited the flrehafl Friday.
Auxiliary rummage sale a success
A rainy day last Friday brought the crowds
out to the Wingham and District Hospital
Auxiliary's fall rummage sale.
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OBITUARIES
GEORGE PINKNEY
George Pinkney of Sefiforth died at the
Seaforth Community Hospital on Tuesday,
Oct. 23.
Funeral arrangements at Whitney-Ribey,
Funeral Homeare incomplete.
VERA BRINTNELL
Vera A. Brintnell, the former Vera Bell. of
the Blue Water Rest Home. Zd and
formerly of Hensel!, died at St Jose '
Hospital, London on Friday, Oct. 9. She was
84.
Predeceased by her husband William
Brintnell, she is survived by one son John of
RR 2, Staffa. Also surviving are grandchild-
ren, Shirley, Mrs. Don Kerslake of RR 3,
Exeter, Marilyn, Mrs. Rick V,anderbusche of
RR I, Kirkton; and three great grandchild-
ren.
She was predeceased by two brothers John
Bell in 1955; Earl ll hi 1984; and sister
Ethel Drover in 1981.
Funeral service was held from the Michael
P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, Hensel) on
Monday, Oct. 22. Rev. Stan McDonald
tofficiated. Interment in McTaggart's Ceme-
bonations to the Hensall United Church
Organ Fund would be appreciated u
expressions of sympathy.
JOSEPH WESENBERG
Joseph Earl Wesenberg died at the home
of his parents, George and Helen Wesen-
berg, Brussels on Monday, Oct. 22. He was
40.
Besides his parents, he is survived by two
brothers, Larry of Kitchener; Fred of
Sebringville; three sisters, Meryl Duncan of
Fergus; Dianne Gibson of Fergus: and
Dawne of Tavistock.
The Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts
Funeral Home was in charge of funeral
arrangements. A private service was held.
Cremation followed.
MARY ALICE RYAN
Mary Alice Ryan. 23, formerly of Walton.
died Monday, Oct. 15 in Stratford. Daughter
of Gerry and Ann Ryan. of Walton. she is
survived by three biers, Paul of Walton,
and Chris and Mitifael at home. Also
surviving are grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Ryan of Walton and Mrs. Freda
Skinner of Brussels.
Miss Ryan rested at the Brussels Chapel of
the M.L. Watts Funeral Homes and a Mass of
Christian burial was held at St. Ambrose
Roman Catholic Church in Brussels, Thurs-
day. Father Stan Soltysik officiated. Inter-
ment was at St. Ambrose Cemetery.
Brussels.
Pallbearers were Michael Jones, Gary
Boyd, Doug Cousins, Rob Keifer,' Kevin
Pennington, and Jeff Smith. Flowerbearers
were Sandra Huether, Lisa Glanville, Pam
Nolan, Yolanda Boyd, Pam Engel and Julie
Blake. As expressions of sympathy donations
can be made to The Canadian Optometric
Educational Trust.
MARY LUELLA FRASER
Mary Luella Fraser, nee Shaw, of RR #5
Brussels, died Tuesday, Oct. 16 at the
Wingham and District Hospital. Wife of the
late Delbert Milton Fraser who passed away
May 16, 1976 and daughter of the late Robert
and Annie Shaw. Mrs. Fraser is survived by a
-son, Robert Fraser, of RR #5. Brussels and a
daughter, Dorothy (Mrs. Jack Cox) of
Atwood. Also surviving are nine grandchild-
ren and eight great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Fraser rested at the Brussels Chapel
of M.L. Watts Funeral Homes. where a
service was held at 2 p.m'. Thursday. Mr.
Robert Perry officiated.
Pallbearers were Ken Lat'r Murray, Jim,
Brian and Bruce Cox and Michael Fraser, all
grandsons. Flowerbearers were Dianne and
Karen Cox, Mrs. Fraser's granddaughters.
As expressions off sympathy donations can be
made to the Wingham and District Hospital
Fund.
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