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The Huron Expositor, 1982-10-20, Page 6A6 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 20, 1962 Elgin¢o00 ©flc7 ccPcao-� G. Wright shows off Scotland at Three Links Correspondent B. MACGREGOR Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams of Exeter visited re- cently with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Corbett. GORD WRIGHT ENTERTAINS President Mrs. Eileen Rannie presided for the October meeting of the "Three Link Seniors" on Tuesday evening. with Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt at the piano. Treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell gave the financial report. The president gave a brief outline of the Rally held at Goderich, and thanked Mrs. Shirray for driving to Goderich and also thanked Bertha MacGregor for arranging the bus trip 'to Cullen Gardens, which all enjoyed. - Bertha MacGregor called on Mrs. William Rogerson who favoured with several piano solos. Gord Wright of Seaforth, Well-known photo- grapher and entertainer, was introduced and showed a presentation of Scotland with it's soft beauty, Robbie"' Burns and -"Peebles" Country of Sir Walter Scott, also John Cairney. Mr. Wright with his Scotch attire and personality won the hearts of his audience. He was thanked by Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell. Refresh-• meats were served by Mr, and Mrs. Carl' Payne, Bertha MacGregor. Mrs. Ruby Bell and Mrs. Eileen Rannie were also on the social Committee 1Jnit two of Hensall United Church Women held their Thanksgiving meeting on Monday, October 11 with 12 members and one guest present. Mrs. Joyce Pepper opened with a poem. "Gratitude". Mrs. Kay Mock gave the devotional on giving thanks for all things that we take for granted, like pure water and air, while Mrs. Mona Alderdice con- ducted the topic. Arrangements were made for the Pot -Luck luncheon for Seniors on November 4. Unit Two still has a few calendars left to sell- get in touch with Joyce Pepper if . you wish one. The Unit also has to get officers for 1983. LADES' AUXILIARY . MAKES DONATIONS Vice-president Joan Beier - ling presided. in the absence of the president, Mrs. Alice Neilands, at the Tuesday evening meeting off the Ladies' Legion Auxiliary. Serving banquets were dis- cussed and the ladies will canvass for the Blind. Donations were voted to the CNIB- $35 and also to Veteran's at Westminister Hospital, London- S200. The Auxiliary Ladies vol. unteered to help the Legion men 'with the bingos. Mem- bers decided to have the "Money Doll" draw again this year. Members will also participate with the men at the November 11 banquet. banquet. Mrs. Alice Neilands, pre sident of the Ladies' Legion Auxiliary and Mrs. Donna Allan, secretary, attended the Convention held at S'ault Ste. Marie recently, GUNNERS IN DRAW The winners in the Ladies' Legion Auxiliary draw on Saturday afternoon were as follows: first prize- a cedar chest, won by Beth Lovell, Kippen; second prize- bed ensemble. Ted Taylor., Hensall; third prize- a cushion. won by Marylin Worthy, London. Proceeds from the sale of tickets will go towards veteran's welfare. Thanks to all participants.' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mous- seau and Lori attended the Ontario Finals Rodeo at the New 1Nternational Equest- rian Sports Centre in New market. October 16 and 17, where their daughter-in-law Jennifer won the title of All Around Ontario Cowgirl for • X1982 and captured the trophy for the Girls Barrel Race, riding, her new horse "Cody Jennifer is the wife of Barry Mousseau. QUEENSWAY NEWS Unit 1 off Hensall United Church entertained residents of Queensway Nursing Home to "Bingo" on Wednesday. Rev. Kenneth Knight of Exeter conducted worship at the Home. Neil Regan was high- bowler at the Zurich Lanes on Friday, thanks to Dorothy Brintnell, volunteer driver. Bill Triebner, Lon- don; Doug and Eva Triebner Guests in Varna _ Correspondent ` MARY CHESSELL 482-9969 Goshen Church was filled on Sunday in celebration of their • anniversary. Former minister Rev. Alex Taylor was the guest preacher, and based his sermon "Why Not Give Up?" on the tory,of the prophet Elijah, who, when he had given up. received a message from God "not in the storm. the earthquake or the fire". but in a still small voice. Rev. Wilena Brown con- ducted the service and told the children's story "saddle- bags and Bibles" about the preachers who travelled to the isolated setters' homes in the bush before the churches were built. Julie Armstrong was honk from the University of'Tor- onto and was the soloist. The choir also sang two anthems. The Taylors were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer •Hayter entertained them at have a record of working for Hensall on Nov. 8 VOTE Minnie Noakes for Reeve If you need trnneportotion to polls PHONE 282-2014, 262-2512 dinner on Sunday noon, and they visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor of Clinton. An overflow crowd attend- ed the Denomme-Chuter wedding reception in Hensall Saturday night. Mrs. Doris Reid of Wheat- ley is visiting with Jerry and Jean Reid and boys. Jean Reid and Mrs. Doris Reid 'attended the Riverside United Church quilt display in London on Saturday, where Jean had a crib quilt displayed with over 130 other quilts. Eippon Correspondent RENA CALDWELL 262-5935 Kippen East W.I. will meet at the hdrt4e of Mrs. Campbell Eyre on Oct. 20 at 8:30 p.m. Speakers will be Harold and Mary Elliot and each member is asked to bring a water sample. Christmas came early for the Cooper fancily who cele- brated their Christmas in Brucefield Church on Oct. 9. the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Robt. Dalrymple. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Laird Finlayson.on their 25th wedding anniversary which was celebrated Oct. 9 in Hcnsall. visited with Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Church service in Carmel Presbyterian Church was withdrawn on Sunday owing to the Anniversary Service in Caven Presbyterian Church, Exeter. Service will be resumed on Sunday, October 24 at 11:30 a.m. A rummage sale is being held in the school room of the church on Saturday, November 6 at 3 p.m. All are welcome. The United • church was filled on Sunday morning for '•the regular morning worship. Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of "Being a Little Kinder". Ron Mock and Belva Fuss sang "Come, Holy Spirit". During the service David Henry Whitman Bisback,.son of Peter and Janis Bisback was received through bap- tism. Victoria Bisback gave the name of her little brother for baptism and Peter -Owen $10 BOOT TRADE 011 IN SALE! Your old work boots are worth a S10 discount on the purchase of our regular -priced leather boots. OVER Kaufman, H.H. Brown, Greb Kodlaks, Terra Nova, Acme, Canada West At tsesl Possible Prices, SAMPLE VALUES keine Work Iastern Boo Reg. S49-95 5995 TERRA NOVA Reg. 539.95 2995 Kauknon 6 • 8" Insulated • Green Patch . Size 7.13 • Everyday low price .79.95 • Leas 1,10.00 OMB KODIAK x39570 Reg. 179.95 • 8" insulated • Green Patch • Sizes 8-13 6995 1140(11 p Work Wear howe 1j� 560 Vtzellangton Ro. Souah 005-3380 Wo botlova Nt-Coto/lea A0mAa" `Y- Old You know 51st *vox Ma of en aavrastwettexavoIa C6radlext wad. ouarenteed Good QeroOt3" Bt low 1 OPEN - M06V.-FRG 0-9 SAT. 99 630 D,meb a St. E. 434-2101 OPEN MON.-5»' 9-9 SAT. 9-6 received the flower on behalf of the congregation. The ushers for the service were John McAllister, David Rowcliffe, George Blackwell Stebbins greeted the congre- gation,. Dorothy . Brintnell gave the minute for missions and Harry Stuart extended an invitation to all present to join in the Fellowship Service Anti t I u ues at 7:30 in the evening. The children's story was "Hear 11 Over and Over Again"; Nancy Campbell and Sharon Beaver were the Nursery leaders and Douglas Klopp was organist for the service. The Junior Choir of the United Church had their first andpractice on Thursday eve - ®Herber t Correspondent ' ISABEL SCOTT ,482.7590 Tuckersnoith Unit. I mel Oct. 11 when Mrs. Ann Broadfoot took the devotions by herself in the absence .of Miss Jean McEwen.' Her theme was on Thanksgiving new that October is here with lovely leaves nnd'the whisper of frost. She said it's time to watch all the wonders of nature and give thanks, PIC Mrs. Broadfoot gave a reading on the Bible and spoke of its meaning,, not just as a history book hut it speaks like no other hook with authority, Mrs. Hazel McCartney chaired the business portion. and was glad to see everyone out. She thanked Mrs. Broad• foot and the ladies who had decorated the church so beau• tifuLiy for the 'Thanksgiving service. ning.. 'The large number of children are beginning their preparation for the Christ- mas pagent and White Gift Service on Sunday, Dec, 5th. Anyone further who would like to come into the choir should be out this coming Thursday at 4 p.m. The 'weekly Bible Study, held in the United 'Church. t Unit !he minutes were read by Mrs. Beatrice Stoll and the roll call was to dress in , u Halluwc'cn costume. Mrs. Vina 'Berry gave the trea- surer's report. Plana were completed h, 'tater tri the Historical ,ban quet Oct. 13, also plans for the beef supper Oct. 20 and a 40th wedding anniversary Nuv. •I',t, The November'rull call 'is to bring an antique article met on Tuesday morning with an excellent attendance. The Bible Fellowship Group are studying the First Letter of John and everyone is welcome to attend, Mrs. Ctrl McDonald, Hiemstra Rest Home, Listowel, is spending ' this week with her son, Rev. Stan McDonald at the manse in Hensall. 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