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%I The .Tiniq4,,,AcivacAle, December' 6 .194 Open house
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:Creditor) WS, .class 'at rectory
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;entertain S ShuttIMS Rev. and Mrs. Ray Farrell of
GRAND BEND
the Thodford.Grand Bend Ang.
Bean Parish held, open house
on 'Monday evening in the
newly built rectory in. Thed-
ford. The Rt. Rev. G. N. Lux-
ton, Bishop of Huron, blessed
the rectory in a brief -cere-
mony. Mrs. Luston was also a
guest of honor.
The ladies of the Thedford •
area assisted the host and.
hostess during the social part
of the evening. Mrs. Ken Young
and Mrs. John Aaelstyne of
Grand Bend and Airs. Tom
Fryer, and Airs. Horace Ma ,
son of Thedford poured tea and
coffee at the attractively ap'
pointed table.
WA botch euchre party
Dashwood church
chooses executive
der presented them with a,. set of lii.hes. Both Mr. and Airs.
?file spoke. thanking them and'
inviting them to visit them in
their new home.
Hold evening of music
The evening of music spun
cored by the men of - the
church was well attended when
the iiarboraires from Gode.
rich presented their program.
A time of fellowshi and
lunch was, enjoyed by the 1W()
groups following the program.
Mr. and Airs. Ralph Weber,
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson,
and Mr. and Airs. George Tie-
rnan were in charge: of the
lunch.
INDOOR' 'TREE LIGHTS
The WA of St. John's-by-the-
L' ake Anglican Church held a
euchre party in the Parish
Hall last Friday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. A,
Mathers, Air. G. Robinson,
Mrs, Ray Farrell, Mrs. A.
Crown, and Ur. Ron Crown.
Mrs. William Rendle was in
charge of arrangements in the
absenee of Mrs, Al, Plumb.
Mrs. J. G. Aselstyne was in
charge of prizes.
The next. euchre party will be
in. January on a date to be an-
flounced later.
Personal items
The summer-like weather at
Grand Bend on Sunday, Decem.
ber 2, attracted many visitors
to the beach, Several enjoyed
boating and water skiing.
The Grand Bend. Women's In.
etitute were guests of Clover.
dale Institute on Wednesday
evening at Parkhill.
Mrs. Wilma Desjardine, Mrs.
Willis Gill, Mrs. Lawrence
Mason, Airs, Jack Eagleson,
Airs. Arnold DesJardine and
Mrs, Newman Sharon, teachers
of Grand Bend Public School,
attended a workshop recently
three consecutive Saturdays at
Brooke Central School in Brooke
township.
Rev. Campbell Tavener is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mrs, Ervin Rader of Dash-
wood spent Thursday with airs.
Wellwood Gill and visited with
other relative's in Grand Bend.
Mr. and Airs. Johnston Pat-
terson and family, Mrs. Ray
Patterson and. Winston visited
on Friday with relatives in
Sarnia.
Airs. Sarah Patterson is a pa.
tient in Sarnia General. Hos-
pital,
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. R, 'Newman Sharon
were PT. R. B. AL Sharon of
the army medical corp. To-
ronto, and Mr. and Mrs, S. G.
Heslip of Lambeth,
their aunt, Mrs. Young who is
95 years of age,
Mr, and Mrs. John Thomp-
son were Monday visitors with
Mr. and airs, J. S, Thompson,
Listowel and Air, and Airs.
Charles McKeever, Clinton,
By MRS. M. FAST
OREDITON
The Dorcas. Band class of the
'Crefton EIJB ettatreh visited.
the .siwt-ins at the Roth Nnra.
irtg- Home on Saturday ove-
Ain.%, The program began with
4., sip; swag of Christmas
carols arid 'prayer by Mrs.
1.01:pe .Morloels. Mrs, Emerson
Wein. gave a reading followed
.0. 'talk by Mrs. A. M.
Schlenker, a piano solo by
l‘trs, Freeman' Alorleek and
areading by Mrs, Roy Retz.
Treats were distributed.
The glees then was invited
to the home of Airs, Wellington
iialst for the remainder of the
evening,
White gift Sunday
"White Gift" Sunday was oh-
.served at the United Church.
Dr, and Mrs, J. E. Whiting of
Hazleton, 'B.C., were present
tit allow slides and talk of their
*irk there.
'the "White Gift" of money
was presented 'to Dr. Whiting
'to* use as he saw fit in his
work at Hazleton.
Plysi receive baptism
Five Wants received bap-
gaol at the EIJB church Sun-
day.
oThey, were Valerie Lynn
Finkbeiner, daughter of Mr.
and. Mrs. Donald Finkbeiner;
Judith Louise Heist, daughter
of ..Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Heist; Bradley Gordon Hutch-
inson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Hutchinson; Colleen
Julie Ann Keller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Keller, and
Lisa Michele Lippert, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Lippert.
Personal items
Mr ,and Mrs. Alfred Tilley
Observed their 35th wedding
anniversary on Thursday and
spent: the evening at the home
of their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Tilley and family, of Ex-
eter,
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles
-Green- of Mitchell on Thursday.
.Mrs, McDonald, who has
spent the past couple of
months with her daughter,
tiaratttmostlramtrzezm . ...
Topies• from
WOodhanl
Mrs. Carl Lippert, left Friday
to visit with relatives in.
Goderich.
Last Tuesday evening the
Crediton held their first
euchre of the season. A good
attendance was present.
Mr. and Mrs, William Wood.
all and family, Windsor, visia
ed. on Sunday with Mr. and
Airs. Joseph Woodall.
Air. and Mrs. Robert Wilkins
and family of London visited
on Sunday with Air. and Mrs.
Garfield Hill.
Members of the .Credilon WI
are asked to please note the
change in date for their De-
tember meeting, The meeting
will be held 'December 11 at
8:15 p.m. A collection of jams
.and jellies will be made for
South Huron Hospital.
Miss jean Jennison, Grand
Bend, visited over the weekend
with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hendrick,
Mr. and. Mrs. William
Schwartz, Alias Lillian Heist
and Mrs. Emmery Pannier of
Creditors , Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Brown of Exeter, Mrs. Beat-
rice Hess of Zurich, Mrs. Gor-
don Kaitting and Airs. Dan
Scbwanz of Goderien attended
the funeral of their uncle, Mr,
Mose Heist, at Pigeon, Mich.,
last Thursday. Mr, Heist had
been a patient in hospital at
Saginaw, Mich., for the past
four years.
By MRS. ERVIN L.R.A.Pg.R
PASIINVOOD
Officers were eleeted. for
190 by Zion Lutheran Church.
President is Edward Geekstet.
ter;' vicepres., Gordon Kraft;
secretary, Kenneth Kraft; gen-
eral financial treasurer, How-
ard Dalarst general trea$iirer,
Ervin Rader; mission fiutin.
Oat treasurer, Lloyd Rader;
mission treasurer, Hero
Schroeder; non o‘f f i cers of
Board of Finance, Charles Tie-
man, Edwin Miller, Earl Wei,-
berg, and Wilfred Becker;
Board of Trustees, Leonard
Restemayer, Hubert T. Miller,
Harold Stire; .Board of Elders,
Harry 1-layter, 'Valentine Beck-
er, Charles Martene; Sunday
School .superintendent, Albert
Miller, assistant, Robert Hay.
ter.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Schmidt
and Mrs. Bertha Foster of Kit-
ehener spent last Sunday with
Mr, and Airs. Henry Becker.
Mr. and Airs. Elmer Rader
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Howe and Mary-Jo of
London were Sunday visitors
with. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Re-
der and famila.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Thos, Hoperoft were her bro.
they, Harry Hopi and wife of
Clifford, also her niece, Airs,
Fred Betz and husband of Wal.
kerton. Last Sunday visitors
were. Mr, and Airs. Fred Hop.
croft and family, Grand Bend,
Mr. and Mrs. Free McGill,
London, Tommy Arthur, Exe.
ter and Carol Rader, Zurich.
Airs. Edward 'Stelck is a pa.
tient in South. Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
Wes E.neelaed is. a patient in
St. joseph's Hospital, Loll,
don, where he underwent stir.
gory.
m e. and Airs. :Mervyn stelae
of Bradford spent the week.
end with. Mr, and Airs. Ed.
Stelek.
Airs. liarry Ilayter is .con-
fined to her home through ill-
ness.
Al's. Carl Maier and (laugh.
ter Sheila visited Sunday with
Airs. Maier's brother, Jack
Culling in Westminster Hospi.
tat, London, where his condi-
tion has been serious.
'Petrify night
A mission family night was
held in Zion Lutheran Church
Thursday, November, 29 spon•
soloed by the stewardship com-
mittee, Rev, Win. Gals was in
charge of the opening and also
showed a film on the Cleveland
convention,
Gordon Kraft introduced the
guest speaker, Rev, Gerald
Scholz of Alonkton who outlined
the mission objectives for
1553. Orville Wessman spoke
briefly,
Farewell for neighbors
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pfije,
who have sold their farni on
the 14th concession of Hay and
will soon he moving to Zurich
were taken by surprise Satin'.
day evening when thirty neigh-
hers gathered at, their home to
bid them farewell,
After an evening of cards
and, visiting, Clifford Pepper
read an address and Elmer .Ra-
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By MRS, FRED BOWDEN
MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE
Personal items
Miss Joanne Webb was a
weekend visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Crago of London. Mr.
and Mrs. Norris Webb and fam-
ily were Sunday evening guests.
Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian Pringle of London.
Mr. and Airs. Jim Bearss,
of Science Hill, were Friday
evening visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Witteven, Sharon
and. Brian.
Mrs. L. Copeland was a guest
on Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian Pringle of London.
Alessrs. John and Nelson
Morphy, Miss Margaret Welsh
of. Toronto, Miss Janice Webb
of Hyde Park were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Don
Morphy and Bradley.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Rundle
and Jack visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Culver
and Kenneth of Lobo village.
Mr. Ronald Denham of Tren-
ton, spent a couple of days with
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Chatters, and Barb-
ara and attended the funeral of
his aunt, the late Mrs. George
Harrah of St. Marys.
Mrs. Roy Brock, of Detroit,
spent a couple of days this past
week with her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Smith, Lloyd, Dianne and
Douglas.
Miss. Ruth Miller, nurse-in-
training at St. Josephs Hos-
pital, London, spent the week-
end,with her parents, Air. and
Mrs. Jim Miller.
° Air. and Mrs. Tom Earl,
Kimberley and Karen, of Lon.
doh, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
.Tohn, Witteveen, Sharon and
Brian, on Sunday evening.
Miss Sharon McBride, of Kap-
pen, was a guest on Sunday
with Air. and Aim Jim Miller
and family. IDASI-IWOOO ;Mr. and Airs. George Webber,
Ma. and Mrs. Bob Webber and Ambulances Ronnie of Warren, Mich. were
weekend visitors w ith Mr. and 2 Stationed at Dashavood
Marry Webber. 1 et Grand Bend
Mr. Terry Gilbert and Miss
Eleanor Mort, of Toronto. were Players holders of St. Johns'
weekend guests with Mr. and Ambulance tertificatee
Mrs. Don MorPhy and Bradley. Properly Equipped Praetisie teachers this week
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Langford are Miss Norma El•
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. from Stratford Teachers' Col.
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Personal items
Mr. and Airs. Stephen Alolnar
of Agincourt were Saturday visi-
tors with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar,
Mrs, Ralph Neely, of London,
visited last week with her
mother, who was a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunning.
ton accompanied by Miss Linda
Gloor spent the weekend with
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Vogan and
family in Listowel,
Miss Susan Lilley returned to
her home in London on Sunday
after visiting for a week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Arthur
McFall&
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dunn,
Hurondale, Mr, and Mrs. Ches-
ter Dunn and Miss Flossie
Davey of Exeter were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
George Dunn.
Mrs. Elmer Wilson was a
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Douglas Wilson and. fam-
ily in Strathroy. Jimmie Wilson
was celebrating a birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Heaman
and family of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Reid Brown and Roxanne
of Lambeth were Sunday visi-
tors with Mr. and Airs. John
Thompson.
Mr. and. Mrs. Clare Wright
and family, of London, visited
on Sunday with Mr. Amos
Wright and with Mrs. Wright
in the hospital in Exeter.
Mrs. William Homey, Mr.
and Airs. Orville Cann and Mr.
James Earl of Exeter accompa-
nied Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lam•
mie to St. Thomas where they
visited, on Sunday, with Air.
and Airs. Laverne Ferguson
and Air. Edward Ferguson, a
patient in the St. Thomas hos-
pital.
Mrs, Amos Wright., who has
been receiving treatment in the
South Huron Hospital for the
past ten days, returned home on
Tuesday,
Mr. and. Airs. William Schroe-
der, Mr. Earl Schroeder ac-
companied by Mrs. Herman.
Dettmer, Exeter, flew to Cleve-
land for the 'weekend visiting
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