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The TimesAclvocate, January 2,'t, 1959
Grand Bend Boy Scouts
Observe First Birff.dav
On Wednesday :evening Grand I day evening, with iter A .
Bend Scout Troop celebrated its Elolley chairman, presiding.
first birthday with a Scout ,and. It was reported that the cir-
Guide social, with the 1st Park•, culation :for 1958 was 3301 as
hill Guide Company, under their against 2782 for 1957.
Captain,. Mrs, W. Houston. as Mr. Wellwood Gill was •ap-
guests, Other guests included pointed by the Village Council to
Rev. and Mrs. Moore of Park- he the Council's representative
hill, Akela I-Iamilton, of the 1st on the Library Board.
Grand Bend Wolf Cub Pack, Al- Mrs. E. Keown was re-ap-
len Miller and Kenneth Young. pointed librarian for 1959. and
chairman of the Group Commit- Mrs. H. Pfile as assistant libra-
tee. rian, and any further appoinl-
After several game,a bad been nients necessary to be elected by
_played refreshments were served the Board at meetings as .called
y Airs. Clayton Alathers, Mrs. by the chairman.
Alec. Hamilton and Mrs. Leslie Instals Legion Ayx Bary Officers
Peate. The highlight of the eve-
n ing was the cutting of the birth- The Ladies Auxiliary field their
day .cake by Troop, Leader John regular monthly meeting on Mon -
Hood. The cake, which was voted day evening when a new memberto be "excellent" was baked by was initiated into membership.
Patrol Leader Gerald Stoddard, It was decided to dispense with
who proved that not all the best lunch at the business meetings,
cooks are female. Arrangements were made to
The evening concluded with a cater to the Dashwood Men's
campfire and singing, meeting in the Legion Hall on
Future events planned for Jan- Friday evening, Jan. 16, It was
uary include an ice party, the voted to bold a Robber's Bingp
w eather permitting, and an elec- on the next social evening, Mon -
tie light bulb day, to be held on day. Jan. 26.
the 31st of Januardetail
ys , of The financial report was read
which will be announced later. showing over 81,100 raised during
Orpha Club Aids L.C,A, the year and the president, Mrs.
The Orpha Club met on Tues. Wilfred 'lavelle, gave a report
day evening at the home of Mrs. of how the monies handled were
Wallace Desjardine with a good •used during the year 1958.
attendance. Several pieces of Comrade Delight Rath installed
,material were handed out for the new officers for the year
'sewing clothing, and it was de- 1939,
cided to purchase more flanne personal Items
Tette for nighties and pyjamas. ,
The financial report was read by fhe T.W.S. group of the united
Mrs. Wallace Desjardine, tress- Church will hold their .meeting
urer, on Friday evening, • Jan. 23 at
The members spent the eve- 8:30 p.m. when a panel discus -
ring in sewing and knitting. after shin will be held, with questions
which lunch was served by Mrs. asked by the executive.
.Desjardine and Mrs. Wni. Coch- Mr. and Mrs. J. Riddock and
rane, fancily of Sarnia 'visited with
It was decided the next meet- Mrs. R.iddoch's aunt and uncle,
Ing ?would be held at the honi.e Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John -
of Mrs, W. F. B, :McLaren, son and daughters, and• Mrs. L.
when the members are asked to Geromette and Mrs, Mae Holt,
bring in any sewing or knitting over the weekend.
which they have completed. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Charlton
Anyone wishing to donate cls- of London spent the weekend
thing toward this worthy cause, with Mrs. Charlton's mother,
or materials, wool, or money, Mrs. John GilI.
same would be gratefully appre- Mr" and Mrs. Sven Neilson en.
elated, as there is such a great tertained on Saturday evening,
need for these kiddies in the having as guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Lambton Children's Aid Care. Arthur Aiathers of Sylvan,' and
It was decided to -hold a euchre Air. and Mrs, Lawrence John•
party in the town hall an Friday. son.
evening, February 6 at 8:30 p.m.
Misses Frances Green. and
Library Board Names Officers Joan Rarelle of London, spent
The Grand Bend Library Board, the weekend at their parental
suet in the town hall on Thurs- homes, with Mr, and Mrs. Les.
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Sets Record
The congregational meeting
was held Friday evening of the
l,'aited Church in the S.S. rooms
with a good attendance. Rev. J.
T. Clarke opened the meeting
and •Gordon Johnson acted as.
the secretary.
1,958 was the most successful
year iii the rlrurcli's histar . Mr.
.Milne Pullen, treasurer, re -
•ported givings all time High.
Whalen church held its gol-
den anniversary services on June
1 1958. The collections for the•
day aniotinted to 8300 which was
given to the trustee fund.
The ladies of the congregation
decorated the Sunday School
rooms in 195s doing the work
themselves.
Reports were given for the
W.M.S. by Airs. Bert Duffield,
the W,A. by Airs. Win, Morley
Jr„ the Sunday School by Gary
Parkinson and the sunshine com-
mittee by Mrs. Ronald Squire.
All the officers for 1958 were
re -appointed for 1959.
Personal Items
Mr. Ray Parkinson is recover-
ing from his resent illness,
Sue Ann Squire spent a few
days this week in St. Marys
with Carol Langford.
The Massey families of St.
Marys were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Squire,
Mrs. Ray Parkinson and Airs,
Ronald Squire attended the fun.
era' of the late Norman Hart-
wick in St. Marys 'Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, John Whelihan,
Lucan, visited. on Monday with
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Simpson.
Air. and Mrs. Alex Baillie was
in London Monday and also
called on Mr. Geo, Squire, a pa-
tient at St. Joseph Hospital.
Air. and Airs, Cleve Pullman
was in Exeter Monday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Chapman,
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Squire
left Monday accompanying AIF.
and Mrs, Jack Bryan of Gran-
ton for a holiday in Florida.
News Budget From
Baseline
By MRS, ARCHIE DEWAR
•
Personal Items
Mrs. A. Rundle, Mrs, W. Wil-
son, Airs. Geo. Wilson, Mrs, A.
Dewar and Marion McNaughton
were among the guests who were
entertained to a dinner by the
Woodham Evening Auxiliary in
the Woodham United Church on
Tuesday evening.
Mr, John Rinn, William, How-
ard, and Miss Noreen Walkom
were guests with Air. and Mrs.
Clarence Knight, Woodham, on
Monday evening.
Mr. Howard Rinn and Miss
Noreen Walkom were guests an
Sunday with Mr, and firs. Robert
McGregor of Kippen,
Mrs, Eric 'Nestman and David
of London spent Monday, Tues-
day and Wednesday with her
I parents, Mr. and . Mrs. David
Holland and family.
Mrs. Austin Timnis who' has
been a patient in St. Marys Me-
morial Hospital has returned
home much improved in health.
Mr. Harold O'Brine, Base Line
has been appointed agent for
the Wawanese Insurance Co.
Mr. David Spence .has again
been appointed foreman of the
Board of Works for the town of
St. Marys with Mr. Wm. Elston
as his assistant,
Address
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Ifiutchison and. Mr, and Mrs. Wil-
fred Ravelle, respectively.
Mr. Denis Finan of Sarnia
, spent the weekend at his paren-
tal home, Air. and Mrs. Erle
Finan.
Mr. and Alrs. Henry Menard I
and Miss Carol left on Monday l
, to spend some of the winter sea-
son in Florida. Mrs, Myrtle Bos-
• senberry accompanied them and,
will, be remaining for the rest
of the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Coul-
son, Penny, Patsy and John of i
London spent Sunday with. Mrs.
Coulson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Rendle.
Mrs. Harold Waiper and Mrs.
Garnet Patterson of the Grand
Bend W,I. appeared on 'the "At
Home" Show emceed by Hope
Garber over CFPL-TV on Mon-
day afternoon. They discussed
the Tweedsmuir History book
prepared by the Institute,
Grand Bend WI
Theme Education
Members of Crediton Women's
Institute were guests of the
Grand. Bend Institute for the
January meeting for which the
program was arranged by the
education convener, Mrs. Emery
DesJardins.
Mr, Murray bes3ardins, clerk
of the village of Grand Bend was
emcee for a question and answer
period by which the duties of the
Warden, clerk and councillors
were explained; al$o hoW a vo-
ter's name is placed on the list
And what happens if a voter's
name is not on the list when he
comes to the polls to cast his
vote,
The motto "He who owns books
find loves them, is Wise" Was
discussed by Mrs. DesJardihs.
She urged all to do more read-
ing, A contestdealing with ques-
tions on government and Bounty.
Affairs was won by Mrs. Hugo
Schenk, Crediton.
Mrs, Walter Weber, Mrs. Lloyd
Lamport, Mrs. Ed Hendrick and
Mrs. William Smith of Crediton
W.I. favored with a quartet
slumber and Mrs. bes,lardins,
Mrs. Mae Holt and Mrs, Mansell
Mason sang a tottple of numbers.
Mrs. William Love Conducted
the business period, A Committee
Of three was hatted to livid lead-
ers and members for the 441
girls garden flub. The attend•
ante at and the display of ar•
titles made at the Sew and Save
project was discussed, the Meet-
ing to be held At Clinton Janu-
ary 28.
Hostesses were Mrs. A. lt'ittk•
heiner, Mrs,V illi�i lfil1, Mfg,
ljrgitr Ttmitifick and Mrs, Max
Toritbult,
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Several readers have rushed
to the rescue. of Bat Mastersen,
the drum -major of Trs West -
eras. Evidently this hero, whom
1 called insipid, does have fans.
One laical) reader writes, "I
'would, just hke to point out that
think if -a vete was being ilVid
'should Bat Masterson be
taken _off the air' think it
would be kept on. My family
and think sa anyway." This
reader then goes on to suggest,
"why not wave farewell to the
following 'All-Star Jazz' and
'Juliette' and that is just a few",
I must agree NVitn this read-
er's views of ALL-sTAR JAZZ.
caterwauling to lily natrained
ears and I hope the CBC does a
better job with its upcoming
Canadian jazz Show (they could
not do worse), However, I really
.oking in With
Family Likes.
Sat Masterson
•douht if many readers. would go
sp far as to remove all the
other programs our Lem miter
suggests. would you?
Getting. ,bacic. to Bat Masterson,
concede to bia many fans and
.admit that his show must have
something (although .1 haven t
been able to discover what).
For those who asked 'Why don't
you turn it oft if you :don't like
can't. You see it's one •of
husband's favourite programs!
Ob well, c'est T•vie
Just when "Here'5 Duffy' was.
beginning to rise above the
mediocrity of poor scripts and
low talent and come up with
some good ple.in-the4aee rem-
edy and broad satire, it gets the
chop. Sponsors have aaid "ao
thanks" to a renewal and in a
few weeks the show reverts to
an unsponsored bi-weekly and in
a new time slot: 'Thursdays at
ten thirty. 'Since that time la
allotted 10 the Rifleman (now
like) it seems dotibtful that well
see puffy here.
Taking over that show's time
and sponsor will be a new -
talent program. 'Talent caravan'
will he produced bY -ROW .;rfs"
4094 a great believer In Nipper -
aging newcomers. The show Will
come from a different station
RaCil week and will feature
George Murray as emcee.
Margo 1,4ne, the male! who
does supers (walk-ons) on many
TV shows, is the cever on
Jamary's Chatelaine. Margo is
married to Duffy's scripter Alan
Mainlines, the bearded member
Another uncoming cover girl is
Juliette who will grace the front
el Liberty's TV edition,
Chuck Connors, who stars in
"Riflemaa", is married to a
Montreal girl, 'Elizabeth Jape
Bidden, and they have four
youeg sons,
Another Americo star who
has a slight Canadian connection
is Jim frenciscus win) plays
Halloran on "Naked City". Jim's
father was killed while serving
with the Canadian Air Ferry
Command during the war, Jim,
by the Way, is a 24.year.old
bachelor, and graduate of
Yale,
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