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His topic was, "The Meaning of „T:df t Fa y e ,a reading on
Lir N '% Pennington also
briefly. Air''1(t 1,1:r sila. spoke meeting is of special
In the afternoon, the gi r l s interest and is to be held at
were driven toio•tE Franks to lin homeof NT l' S. T. L, ig• seethenevAnglL anrc.cr ;ftiDash\o0c h
member to bring a donation St. Anne's-at Port .Franks,
The hostesses for the day for banal'.
were: Diane .Hood, J attic e Lunch was served by the
Hood, Carol Bossenberry and hostess Mrs. Freels assisted by
Janice .Gill. Mrs. Harry Bos- Mrs. Keel MacKenzie anti Mrs.
senberry and Mrs. John Asel- Lloyd Baker. Mrs, Ken Young
styne were in charge of the poured tea.
luncheon.c
vwmeet
gy MRS, 'WEI-J-WQQ/a •PILL A committee was appointed
(tRA.ND BEND to look after the flowers out•
The Huron. Diocesan Junior side °mech.'
Chancel Guild held its annual St, Johns'-lpy-the•Lekg WA
spring rally at St. John's•by- The meeting of the WA of St.
the•Lake Church. Grand. Bend, J o hns.hy.the.Lake An g 1 i c a 21
on SaturdaY. Diane Mond. Ares" Church was held on Monday.
ide.nt of the St. John's group. May 7 at the home of Dr. and
welcomed the guests. Mrs. Lloyd Erode. Treasurer's
Miss Beth Pennington and report was given by Mt's.
Miss Florence Langford of St. Fred Chapman.
Pant's Cathedral drove two
ears front London with mein The group's social activities
for the summer' and fall were
Ca t. the Bev, discussed. Mrs. Ken Young was
man p of camp ippe'r '‘'s.'ags"h appointed as .c It air m a n in
(dated at 11 a.m. communion c h arg e. of Bri'an 2 emerit s for the
and ‘vas the jun own speaker. season s activities. Mrs. Bop-
Grand Bend group
host to guild rally
By MRS. M. Fit 15-[`
The sue Ming .of the Ladies"
Aid and WSWS was held on
Thursday .everting, May 3 with
Mrs, Clayton Sims as .cheirladY
assisted by Airs. Leonard WeM,.
Mrs. Allan Fin,kbeiner and Mrs.
E. Wenzel. The them was "The
Christian Family's tiespnusi
A double trio of girls favored
With a number in song, also an
accordion solo by Linda Haugh.
Mrs, A. Al. Schlenker gave a
talk on different items she
beard at the WSWS convention
at Waterloo last week.
Mrs. E. Wenzel, vice•presi-
dent had charge of business. it
was decided to get a new elec-
tric sweeper for the church
Mrs. Wenzel and Mrs. M. Faist
to look after same.
A fund was started to get
new gowns for the choir in the
near future. Mrs. lake Ratz
gave her report of the conven-
tion on Thursday. An invitation
from the Ship-ka ladies to attend
Eight join
Zion church
0y, MISS muRiet, HERN
ZION
The sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was observed on Sun-
day morning in Zion 'United
Church.
Those joining church were
Miss Elsie Miller, Miss Elsie
Gainble, Mr. Larry Hern, Mr.
Paul Baker, Mr, Vernon Hern
and: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gamble
by profession of faith and Mrs.
Fred - Miller by transfer from
I) ashwood.
P orSena I items
Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Skinner
and boys, Exeter. were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Hern,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hern,
Larry and Gordon visited Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Elwyn Kerslake and family.
Winchelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques,
:Yvonne and Dalton were Sun-
ifiy visitors with Mr, and Airs.
Cecil Dobson, Kirkton,
Mr, Milton Brock is a pa.
tient in St. Marys Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Rowcliffe
and• family were Sunday cal-
lers with Mr. and Mrs. Wel-
lington Brock.
Miss Muriel Heat spent the
weekend at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horn,
Dennis, Douglas and Mary El-
len and Mrs. Edna Langford
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hero and family.
their tea and bazaar at the
Community Centre on FridaY.
May 11 at 3 p,m. was read.
Lunch was convened by Airs.
Morlock.
Personal items
Mr. .Stuart 'Kuhn of Baden
was a caller in town last Wed-
nesday.
Airs. Lorne Morlock had a
touch of pneumonia last week
and is showing some improve-
ment.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morlock of
London and daughter. Mrs.
Dwight Fletcher of Toronto,
were callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser on
Friday.
Air. and. Mrs. Howard liaist
and girls of Fenwick attended
morning worship and visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fah-
ner and family.
Mr. Matthew England of Hen-
sail attended service and visit-
ed with Mrs. William Roeszler
and family.
Next Sunday, Mother's Day
will be observed in EUB church
with a ladies' choir and a spe-
cial program in the Sunday
School With Air. Carleton Wells
of London, guest speaker.
Mr. Ernst Guettinger, who
has spent the winter with her
daughter Airs. M. Bowman in
Detroit, returned home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Lloyd Hey is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exe-
ter. She fell down the cellar
steps and broke both arms at
the wrist.
Clarence Moon is a pa-
tient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hill of
Clancleboye and Mr. H. H. L.
Pratley of Montreal were visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
Hill on Sunday,
Mr. and Airs. Joe McCann of
Clinton spent the weekend with
Mrs, M, Clark.
Mr. and Airs. Nelson Radford
of London visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rad-
ford and Shirley,
Airs. Alf Tilley fell and broke
a few ribs recently and has
been confined to her home,
Air. and Mrs. Lorne Fink-
beiner, Air, and Airs. Ross
Haugh and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lambie and boys
of Hensall spent Saturday at
Niagara Falls.
Mr, Kenneth Riggs. of River-
side, visited with Mr. Reg Fink-
beiner on Sunday,
Little Walli . Lippert, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Karl Lippert, is
in War Memorial Hospital, Lon-
don under observation and
treatments.
Mrs. Margaret Hooper of
London and Milton Hey and
daughter of Detroit visited over
the weekend with Air, Lloyd
Hey, Crediton. and Mrs. Hey,
who is in the hospital,
New slate
for 1.<.:irkton
lay MISS -IgAK. cgFai-ANia-
K1RKTON
President elected. for 1813,e,63.
of Kirkton was Airs, Clar-
ence Switzer. Honorary presi-
dent is Mrs. .Erie litimphreys.
Vice-presidents are Mrs. .F.w•
art .Crago Ales. Lloyd Jaques;
secretary •treasurer, Mrs. lie•
her Shute; assistant, Airs. Jack
Robinson; pianist. Mrs, Archie
Levy; assistant, Mrs. Laverne
Slope; district director. Airs.
R o t Ratcliffe; alternate,
Mrs. Erie Humphreys: public
relations and press, Airs, .john
Barnett; assistant press Miss
Jean Copeland; card and flower
secretary, Mrs, Carl Mills;
nominating corn co.rninittee, Al r s
Rae Stephens, Airs, Roger
l'rquhart. Mrs. Burris Blackler;
branch directors Mrs, Laverne
Stone. Alt's. EMT .Bayne, Mrs.
Archie Levy. Airs. John Rodd.
Mrs. Jack Robinson; assistant:
KCA representative, Mrs, Jim
AtcLachlen; auditors, Airs. Or-
ville Roger, Airs, Horace Green-
street.
Standing committee convert-
ors, Agriculture and Canadian
:industry, Airs. Bert Duffield,
Mrs, Milne Pullen; citizenship,
Airs. Russell Morrison, Air's. jim
McLachlan: education, Mrs.
Harold O'Brien, Mrs. Archie
Dewar; health, Mrs, B o g e r
17 rquhart, Mrs, Harvey Spear-
in; home economies, Mrs. Alex
OaTtenburg. Alt's. La wrene e
Beckett; historical research.
Airs. Burns Blackly'', Airs. Jack
Roundell; tweedsmuir b a ti k,
Mrs, Stuart Shier: resolutions,
Airs. Emerson Paton.
The report of the nominating
committee was given by Mrs.
Jack Williams.
The roll call was answered
by naming "a vegetable or
flower beginning with the ini-
tial of your surname." Mrs.
Russell Morrison gave current
events, Mrs. Eric Humphreys.
retiring president, conducted
the busineos.
The meeting, was held at the
home of Mrs. Ewart Crago.
Many attend horticulture meet
A large crowd attended the
open meeting of the Kirkton
Horticultural Society in Aber-
deen Hall on Tuesday, May 1,,
The hall was appropriately dec-
orated with spring flowers.
Miss Macbeth McCully of St,
Marys showed pictures taken
while teaching in England for
a year and a half and also of
a trip taken to the continent.
Other program numbers
were: solos, Doris Johns; duets,
Carol Foster and Sharon Hod-
gins, and Elizabeth and Linda
Thacker; piano solo. Susan But-
son.
The door prizes were won by
Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins, Miss
Catherine Maitre, Mrs. Wal-
lace Selves. Mrs. Jane Somer-
ville, Miss Tyre Neil, Mrs. Har-
ris Butson, Mrs. Alton Neil and
MPS. Milne Pullen,
and Lloyd Whiting visited with
Ginger and Debbie LOT
Air and Mrs. Wallet Farley
of London and Mr. and grN.
George Mitchell of Moray vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Roger Farley.
Mr. and Air's. flordon Wood-
burn and .family, Mr. and Airs.
Milton. Woodburn and faintly,
Ale. Cordon illens and Mr. 4,111d
Mrs. Hugh Adair gathered at
the home of Mr. and Airs. Ray
Patterson arid family for a
surprise birthday party on Ales.
Patterson's birthday. April all.
Family tiny service will be
held in Grand Bend United.
Church. nn Sunday., May 13 at
11 a.m. This will he a entre,
bin.ed service of the • Sunday
school and cherch service,
This week in
Winchelsea
13y MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS
Miss Anti Stewart, reprosenta-
live of Scottish Young Farm-
ers who is visiting Huron, was
a visitor on Friday at. Winchel-
sea School.
Air and Mrs. John Coward
returned to their home ,an Fri-
day evening after spending the
past two weeks with Mr, and
Airs. .Beverley Parsons and.
family of near Exeter,
J1rs. Win. w a iters visi te d on
Friday with her mother, Mrs.
Nelson Cltirke, at Farquhar.
Miss Penny Lynn. Smith of
Crediton visited on Thursday
w ith h er g ran dpare nts, My, an d
Mrs. Colin Gilfillan.
Mr. and Airs, Howard Hay-
n.an and faintly of Kippen and
Airs, :Joseph Dayman of Exeter
visited on Sunday evening with
Air. and Mrs, Wm, Walters,
P404. Tho 'Time$,,Ativopata, May 1962
Group .a Crediton
to buy ,choir gowns
The afternoon and evening
units of UCW met for their
Easter thankoffering meeting
an April 27, with 35 present,
The .devotional in charge of
Mrs. Wilma Desjardine was in
form of a two-part play. The
first from the old testament
and the second part from the
new testament.
The business was conducted
by Mrs. Douglas Gill.
The next scheduled joint
meeting is for :tune 8, when
Miss Audrey Finkbeiner will be
guest speaker,
Personal items
Air's. Sarah Patterson is visit-
ing in Sarnia with Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Scott,
Air. and Airs. Roy Pask and
Airs. T. Tetreau of Zurich spent
a few days last week with
friends in Royal Oak, Mich.
Mr. arid Airs. William Love,
Mr, and Airs. Jim Love and
children and Mrs. Ethel :Laing
of London visited on Sunday
with Air, and Airs. Colin Love
and Jerry.
Aliss April Whiting of Park-
hill visited last week with Don-
na Ruth and Anne Sturdevant
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Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Skin-
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Miss Hazel 'Heywood of De-
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Mrs. Floyd Cooper and infant.
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