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News of Grand Bend
By MRS. E KII9Wht
Ladle* pack bale
The. AlaY meeting of the
and WA of Grand Bend United
Church was held last Thursday
afternoon.
President o the WMS, Mrs,
Douglas Gill, conducted the
)1Beetlug, Tbe theme a the de.
varinnat wa s 'Miser/Tering
Neighborhood," and Mrs. Gill
was assisted by Mrs. Emery
Desjardtne.
A bale of used clothing and
five wool blankets was peeked
and Sent .to Toronto.
WA president, Mrs. Henry
Devine, was in the chair for the
WA portion of the meeting.
Several dates were set for
bake sales during July and
August.
Scout news
May has brought the Grand
Bend Cubs and Scouts more
outdoors,
The Cub meeting last Tuesday,
May 5, was conducted by Cub In-
structor John. Hood, due to the
Unavoidable absence of the adult
leaders, and John, being leader
of a Scout Troop, was recom-
mended for his leadership in this
ea pacify,
At the Scout meeting the next
evening, flagbreak was followed
by inspection, after which Skip
per Peate gave a demonstration
of plaster -cast making. This was
followed by tracking and an im-
promptu soccer game. The meet-
ing closed with a yarn, followed
by taps.
During this meeting Troop
Leader John Hood and Patrol
Leader Gerald Stoddard were
presented with Grade "A" All-
round cords. To qualify for these
the Scoutmust have his First
Class badge, and earn six pro-
ficiency badges. It is worth men-
tioning that of the twelve badges
gained by these Scouts, eight
were Public Service Badges —
in other words, those earned by
learning to be of help in an emer-
gency.
Last Tuesday (he Pack meet-
ing was held out of doors, and
each Cub cooked his own supper
meal. Some of the meals cooked
were surprisingly good, and it
seems thal. a good number of
Cubs would make*useful home
cooks in case of emergency.
The group carried out a Com-
munity Good Turn on Wednes-
day. Together with members of
the Grand Bend Lions Club (the
sponsoring body) the Cubs and
Scouts removed the accumulated
debris from the beach area. In
spite of cold weather everyone
worked well, and a number of
Scouts and Cubs were surnrised
to see themselves on CFPL-TV
the following evening.
Personals
Miss Beulah Holt visited with
her mother and sister, Mrs, Mae
Holt and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson
over the holiday weekend.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Pask were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Jones and daughters,
of Bryanstown, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Pask, of Centralia, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Annan, of Pickering,
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd. Miller and
Mrs. Tillie• Tetreau, •of Dash-
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RUSSELL V. WATSON
Liberal Candidate
in Lambton East
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Warden of Lambton Last Year
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Quebec City.
Miss Mary Yeo spent the boll-
daY weekend in Detroit.
Mrs. M. J. Barbour, .of
spent a few dayslast week with
her sisters, Mrs. Clark Kennedy
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Mr. .10e, Maitre, .of the Ontariooryott forgot te. Rios nle
'Provincial P.olice, has been at- ,bye this morning,tt.'
Ladled to the Grand Bend De-
tachment for the summer, Mr.
Maitre was with the Grand Bend
detachment two years ago for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Keown pent
a few days last week in Toronto
attending the World -Wide Mis-
sienary Convention at the
People's .Church,
Mrs, .Leslie Peate has aecepted
the position as secretary with the
Grand Bend and Area Chamber
of Commerce while Mrs. E.,
Keown has .accepted a position
with the Jackson Real Estate.
Mrs. William Cochrane was ap-
pointed enumerator for the vil-
lage of Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O'Toole,
of Burlington, were holiday.
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Baker. .Also on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs, Stewart McIntosh, Janice
and Gregory, of West Williams,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Baker,
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This week in
Dashwood
By MRS. ERVIN RADER
Ladies' Aid meeting
The Ladies' Aid of Zion Luthe-
ran Church met in the church
basement last Wednesday with
35 members and nine visitors
present.
Pastor K, L. Zorn was in
charge of the topic, "Christian
Family Life". The ladies were
divided into groups with question
and answer method and group
discussion.
It was decided to put the
church notice in the "Grand
Bend Holiday" during the sum-
mer months.
A strawberry and ham supper
is to be held June 17. A room
in. the parsonage is to be ere -
decorated and the Sacristy of the
church is to be furnished with
draperies. Pastor and Mrs. Zorn
were presented with a high chair
for their daughter.
The visiting committee is to
be re -named Altar Guild and
they are to be in charge of the
communion cups.
Holiday visitors
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Weiberg,
Mr. and. Mrs. Ervin Latta of
Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Weiberg of. Kitchener
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wei -
berg.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bavid of
London with Mrs. L. Pie.fer.
Mr. and Mrs.. Edgar Reste-
mayer and Edward at Niagara
Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Allemang.
Mr. Robert Wein of Sudbury
with Mrs. Herb Wein.
Mr. and. Mrs. Archie Bender
of Toronto with Mrs. Emma
Bender and Mrs. Vernon Schatz,
Mrs. Robert Newton and fam-
ily of London with Mrs. Amelia
Willert.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritzley of
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs, Allan
Reid and son of Kitchener with
Mr. and Mrs. James Hayter
and family.
. Misses Kathleen and Grace
Maier, Messrs. Gerald and Don-
ald Maier and George Reynolds
with. Mrs. Ed Maier and Howard,
Miss Mona Kellerinan of Lon-
don 'with Mr. and Mrs, Alvin
Kellerman.
Miss Marian Rader of London
with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayter
and boys and Mrs. Bertha Hay-
ter at Windsor with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Bruce.
Miss Lorna Kraft, London,
Mrs. Fred Preeter and Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Merner of Kitchener
with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Kraft.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Brandt of
Kitchener with Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Becker.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe, and
family and Mrs. Wes Wolfe at
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs.. Geo.
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Girl
Guide
Corner
By LINDA JOHNSTON
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In last week's paper there was
an error. The column was not
written by me, Linda Johnston,
but by Mary Killeen, who did a
good job,
Sports night was held last
week and was enjoyed by all.
At campfire, Tane and Joan
Dettmer, Carolynne Simmons.
Shirley Genttner, Kathy Page,
Mary Kelleen, arid Linda John-
ston were asked to put on the
"Mary Had A Little Lamh" skit
at the Guide CookOut on May 23.
Girls who want to pass trail
next week, will be tested.
Badges this week were Avon by
Linda Johnston and Joan Dett-
reel., cooks badge; Mary Killeen
and Linda Johnston, cyclist
badge, and Kathy Page, stalkers
badge.
Hen dric k -S ille ry
— Continued From Page 12
accessories and each wore a
corsage of -pink tea roses.
Mr. Lawrence Wein played the
wedding music and accompanied
the soloist, Miss Sandra Wal -
per, Exeteir, who sang "P11
Walk Beside You" and "0, Per-
fect Love".
For travelling to the West
Coast the bri.de. Changed to a
mint green linen sheath dress
with matching green and white
duster coat, b lack patent and
white accessories and corsage
of white baby mums and stepha-
notis.
Mr. and Mrs.. Hendrick will
reside in Toronto.
Wolfe. Mrs. Wes Wolfe is spend-
ing some time there.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Salmon
and family at Key River on a
fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Reste-
mayer and Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
Rader at Wasaga Beach on a
fishing trip.
Joe Zimmer has returned borne
from 'University of Western On-
tario .for the summer months.
Mrs. Ervin Grebb and Mr.
and Mrs. William Kirk and
family of Preston with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Becker and family.
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An attractive plate of assorted' 2 tbsp, fruit sugar
cookies accompanied the cuP ell '1 tsp. almond flavoring
tea at the summer fashion SbQW 7 pkgs. strawberry „jell°
sponsored by the Cavell Cone -1 Combine all ingredients nsIng
gational .Circle in Exeter
Hall Thursday evening. Legion: tierrPikegss' ajned11°..roStiapine liiic'eernsatirnainwi
The conveners of tile tea tables jell°. Make butter icing and color
canvassed for 60 dozen cookies ,green for hulls.
for the occasion. All sizes, colorsAnother type of cookie was the
and shapes arranged on a Plate choeolate graham wafers. These
looked tempting Some of the are the tinbalsed variety which
ladies who provided cookies, have we appreciate in the summer
been kind enough to give us the weather,
Chocolat. Graham Wafers
about was given us by Mrs. Fred
One that everyone was taiking' (Mrs2. tHb,spHs: cGoe.oSatrang)
Simmons. I cup brown sugar
Peanut Butter Balls beetapieb4iutetgerg or Margarin1e
1 cup peanut butter Heat the mixture tijl bubbly.
1 cup icing sugar Remove and add 1 cup walnuts:
1 cup finely chopped nuts i cup coconut and 16 graham
1 cup dates
1 tbsp soft butter
Pinch salt
Mix all ingredients together
and shape in balls. Melt 3 squares
of semi -sweet chocolate and dip
eac.i ball in it.
wafers rolled fine. Press Into a
greased square pan.
Cover with icing made with;
2 tsps. vanilla custard
powder
3tbsps.m.
2 tbsps. butter
A nicely flavored cookie and 2 cups icing sugar
easy to make, is called Mix 4 squares semi -sweet
Cinnamon Fingers chocolate and add 2 tbsps, butter.
(Mrs. Jack Pryde) Spread over top of icing. When
set, cut in squares.
1 cup butter
1 tbsp fruit sugar
1 cup flour
1 cup walnuts chopped Kippen
Mix well and roll in finger
shapes, Bake in an ungreased —Continued from Page
cookie tin for 15 min.
Whi.le hot, roll in cinnamon and
suor.
Adding to the attractiveness of
the cookie pjates were the straw-
berry cookies or confections
shaped and colored like real
strawberries.
Mrs. Harold Simpson made a
batch of them — one recipe
makes 72. She was making an-
other batch when we called her.
Strawberries
(Mrs. Harold Simpson)
1 cup or 1 tin sweetened
condensed milk
20 to 25 drops red coloring
1 lb, fine desiccated coconut
1 lb. blanched almonds,
-chopped fine
Area teachers
choose officers
— Continued From Page 12
Public School last Wednesday
evening, She succeeds Mrs. Clif-
ford Jory.
Vice.president is Mrs. Don
Mousseau; secretary, Mrs. Lorne
Haugh. Mrs. Lorne Hicks is first
vice-president of the association.
Guest speaket at the meeting
was Mr. Larry Hyde, of London
Teachers' College, who spoke on
"Consolidation in Rural Schools"
and "Applied. 111 a thematics."
Miss Johnston, of the McCurdy
School, favored with a piano
selection.
Mrs. Jory conducted the busi-
ness when plans were made for
the unit banquet to be held ,June
17 at Crediton, and for the asso-
ciation banquet to be held in
Clinton, June 3, when Dr. H.
Peake, of Parkhill, will be the
guest speaker.
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Cairo, Mich„ visited recently
with Air. Robert Cooper and
other relatives, Mr. Cooper re-
turning with them for A few
weeks.
Mr. and Airs, Monty Moto-
mura, Kim and Linda spent the
holiday weekend with relatives
in Oakville.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kerr, of
Winthrop, visited an evening last
week with Mrs. Kerr'.s parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Elston Dowson.
Mr, and. Mrs. Joe Le Gard,
Sari -Sue and Billy, of Downs-
view, were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long.
Young People's anniversary.
service at St. Andrew's United
Church, was well attended. Rev.
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guest speaker, and Mr. Mac-
Donald, of Walton, guest soloist.
Th 3 WMS shipped bales weigh-
ing 300 pounds, of used clothing
the past week for overseas re-
lief and to Muncey Reserve.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harkness
and family, of Parkhill, visited
Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wahl, of
Listowel, spent Sunday with Mr.
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Mra. Sillery,, the groom's mo-
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A silver basket of white car-
nations and pink tulips' centred
the table from which Mrs,. Har-
ry Cale and Mrs. Alex Duncan
poured tea in the afternoon and
Mrs. Hugh Hendrick and Mrs.
William SillerY in the evening.
Serving were FA, Calvin
Wein and. Miss Marilyn Jory„
Sharing the task of displaying
the gifts and the trousseau were
Mrs. Don Davey, Mrs. Gordon''
McTavish, Mrs. William, Mae -
Lean, Mrs. Carl Turner, Mrs.1
Elgin Hendrick, Miss Ruth Sol-'
dan and Miss Alexia Lostell.
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