The Huron Expositor, 1982-12-08, Page 8Alb — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DkCEMSER 8, 1
Varna enjoys films
CORRESPONDENT •
MARY CHESSELL
482-9969
John and Dorothy Ostrom
returned on Tuesday from a
-re.„ two-week visit with their
daughter and her family,
Eric and Anna Neilsen and
children of Winnipeg.
The annual Christmas
celebration of Varna U.C,W.
was held Thursday when 34
members and their guests,
friends and former members,
'enjoyed a podtek'smorgas-
bprd.
The worship service which
followed was led by Ruby
MIL Margaret McClymont
and Bernice Reid, with Mona
Steohenspn and Helen
' Taylor assisting in the musi-
cal offerings. The theme of
the worship was "Home for
Christmas". Shirley Hill was
the organist, and provide,d
special music before and
after dinner.
Another highlight of the
evening was Jim Murray's
films of their trip. to England
and Scotland. One gets a
different perspective, of these
countries from different
people. Jim's interest in
trains was evident, with
pictures of royal trains, etc.,
including Queen victoria'a
Brucefiekd c
CORRESPONDENT,
IISOBEL SCOTT'
482-71135
The ROOF Brucefield held
a card party on - Friday
evening. The winners -
men's high -Cliff Hender-
son; Low- Ken Stewart;
Lone Walter Pepper. Ladies
high- Marjorie Caldwell;
Low- Gladys Alexander;
Lone- Marjorie Broadfoot.
Lucky draw winners- Nancy
Stoll and Della Slaven. The
nexteuchre will be on Friday
evening, December 17th.
Members of Stanley unit of
the UCW spent several after-
noons quitting at the home of
beautiful coach, Pictures of
his boyhood home were of
special interest. A reel taken
of the model railroad set up
hi his basement was fasci-
nating. The locomotives are
replicas of famous trains
A reel taken at ,Bayfield
Fair was interesting, too. Jim'
claims the Clinton Legion
Pipe Band, which paraded
there, is by far the best he
has heard anywhere.
Madeleine also told us that
the majorettes they saw in
Great Britain just don't com-
pare with what we see. in
Canada.
Doris' Wilson thanked
everyone who had assistea
her during her two-year term
a as president, and requested
the .same co-operation for
Bernice Reid, the incoming
president.
Varna church members
who- borrow tables, chairs,
etc. from the church are
reminded that they shbuld
contact the U.C.W. presi-
dent, Doris Wilson until the
end of the -year, then Bernice
Reid. Missing from the
church at present is the
easel. Anyone knowing
where it may be should
contact Rev. Wilena Brown.
•
Mrs. Cliff Henderson, who
'conducted a short worship on
Wed. afternoon.,
The meditation was on
invisable price taps , and
everything has a price tag.
The value of -a • kind word is
hard to measure.
The treasurers report was
given and Mrs. Retta Baird
gave the card report.
White Git't Sunday was
observed at the morning
service when members of the
happy ..hour group were in
charge. Next Sunday, Dec.
12 will be baptismal Sunday
and the Sunday School con-
cert will be held at 2 p.m.
Happy Citizens have turkey banquet
The Seaforth Happy Cit- interesting 'Christmas story.
izens held their annual turkey Mary Riley thanked him.
banquet in the Legion Hall :Mrs. Mary McIver gate a .
Dec. 2. 94 sat down to supper reading.' Mrs. Brown and
catered to by the Legion Mrs. I ii•t gave a mouth
Ladies Auxiliary with mem- organ duet.
bers of branch 156 serving. A bell donated in memory
Edith Dunlop was pianist for of thc late Lorne Dennis was
thc evening. David McKnight used for the first time. The
asked grace.' Huron Strings entertained
Ruby Dolmage had' the Euchre was played with
most grey button Jas, prizes going to ladies high
McNaughto —MT— most Mrs. • Edith Dunlop. Ladies
change in his pocket. Mrs. low Mrs. S. Pepper. lone
Kerr than ed the ladies - hands ladies Mrs. Grace
Mrs. F neer Upshall in- Broadfoot. men's high Lon
troduced t e minister of Eg- Coyne. men's low -Jas. Keys.
mon .v' l United Church, men's Jone hands -Helmer
J]atu McKnight who gave an Snell. •`
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