The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-04-24, Page 11•
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SOUTH HURON'S TOP GYMNASTS—Thanks mainly to the efforts of the four young ladies shown
above, the South. Huron gymnast team coached by Miss Lauretta Seigner finished second in a
Huron-Perth tourney held at Stratford last week, Going through some of their paces are Joanne Moore,
Mary Murley, Kathy Holtzmann and Wendy Robinson. T-A photo.
Times-Advocate, April 24, 1969 P. 11
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Mrs. Irvin Rader received a
prize for having the lucky chair,
Following the washing of the
dishes, bunco was played.
Debbie Riddell received the
prize for high score, Helen
Liebold was low and Diane
Becker received the prize for a
hidden score.
Several girls had their books
on display and were informed a
meeting would be held Saturday,
April 26, when all books fully
completed must be handed in.
DIES IN ENGLAND
Mrs. Henry Simpson, 71,
passed away at her home in
Bradford, England, April 9.
Service and cremation was held
April 14.
She and her husband resided
in Dashwood about four years.
A daughter, Mrs. Howard
Klumpp resides in Dashwood.
Mrs. Klumpp was in England
five weeks prior to her mother's
death, returning home April 18.
INFANT BAPTIZED
William John, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Vandeworp
was baptized Sunday in Zion
Lutheran church by Rev. E. E.
Steinman. Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Weber of Kitchener were
sponsors.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Louis Wolfe of Clifford
is spending some time with Mr.
& Mrs. Carl Oestreicher and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Herb Gaiser of
Dearborn Heights, Mich. spent a
few days with Chester Gaiser.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Ervin Devine were Mrs.
Susan Devine of Grand Bend;
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Schendel and
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Weber and
family of Kitchener; Mr. & Mrs.
Howard Hendrich of Crediton;
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Vandeworp and
family, and Rev, & Mrs, E. E.
Steinman, Michael and Peter,
Alvin Rader is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
having suffered a heart attack.
Mrs, Louella Tiernan, Mrs.
Syd Baker, Mrs. Mervyn Tieman,
Mrs. Letta Taylor, and Mrs. Irvin
Rader, metnbers of the
Dashwood WI attended a
meeting of Huron County
Ilistorical Society in South
Huron High School April 21 and
also served refreshrnents to those
in attendance.
Mrs. Margaret Pfaff, Zurich,
spent some time this week with
her sister, Mrs. Frieda Keller.
By MRS. WELLWOOD PH-1-
GRAND 135ND
The Grand Bend Women's
Institute, held their April.
Meeting in town hall Thursday
evening,
In the absence of public
relations convener Mrs. Susie
Devine, Mrs. W. Gill read the
motto, "The Strength of the
Women's Institute depends on
its individual members," It was
in the form of ten
commandments for WI members
to follow.
Roll call was a dozen cookies
and the recipe.
Mrs. Nola Taylor presided for
the business,
Mrs. Harold Walper conducted
the election of officers for
1969-70: Past President, Mrs.
Nola Taylor; president, Mrs, Wm
Love; first vice-president, Mrs.
Ed Gill; second vice-president,
Mrs. Alex Hamilton;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Hugh
Morenz; assistant
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Allan
Parker.
Branch directors, Mrs. Myrtle
McGregor, Mrs. Alex Hamilton
and Mrs. Carmen Lovie; district
director, Mrs. Raymond Kading;
alternate district director, Mrs.
Nola Taylor; auditors, Mrs. Max
Turnbull and Mrs. Alex
Mrs. Cliff Penhale, Mrs. Ivan
Webber and Mrs. Harold Penhale
attended a bridal shower in
London, Saturday, for Miss
Trudie Graham of Montreal.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Penhale and
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Wright, Grand
Bend, attended the funeral of
George Grieve, Oakville,
Tuesday.
By GORDON MORLEY
The April meeting of the
UCW was held at the home of
Mrs. Earl Morley.
Group 2 leader Mrs. Norman
Lewis opened the meeting with
an Easter devotional "God is not
Dead" followed by prayer.
Mrs. Earl Morley gave a
reading "A Day with the Ching
family Hong Kong" followed by
a poem given by Mrs. Earl Lewis.
Mrs. Jack Trevithick and Mrs,
K. Pickering each gave a poem
followed by prayer by Mrs. N.
Lewis.
Mrs. Wm Fenton presided
over the business part of the
meeting. Roll call was answered
by 14 members.
Mrs. Harvey Steeper suggested
the society give a donation of
$25 to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Amos.
Lunch was served by Group 3
ladies.
Hamilton; pianists, Mrs. Charles
Reeves, Mrs, Allan. Parker and
Mrs. Mansel Mason.
Conveners of standing
committees, agriculture and
Canadian industries, Mrs. Colin.
Love; citizenship, Mrs. Harold
Walper; health, Mrs. Allan
Parker; home economics, Mrs.
Wellwood Gill; education, Mrs.
Les Adams; historical research
and current events, Mrs. Emery
DesJardins; public relations, Mrs.
Susie Devine; resolutions, Mrs.
Alex Hamilton; curator, Mrs.
Elgin Webb; hospital
representative, Mrs. Wellington
Baker; horticulture, Mrs. Ed Gill,
Mrs. Nola Taylor was
presented with a gift in
appreciation for her work in the
past two years as president,
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Carman Lovie, Mrs. Olive Webb
and Mrs. Elgin Adams.
AFTERNOON UNIT
The afternoon unit of Grand
Bend UCW met Thursday in the
Church schoolroom.
Mrs. Charles Reeves
conducted the opening worship.
Mrs, Wm Love presided for
the business.
Roll call was a "Missionary
Thought" and a short item from
the United Church Observer.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Herb Pfile and Mrs. Ray
Patterson.
UCW GENERAL
The general meeting of the
Grand Bend UCW met Tuesday
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Mrs. Lorne Hicks was in
Listowel Thursday attending the
funeral of the late Sidney Henry,
who passed away in the Listowel
Memorial Hospital Tuesday.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Margaret Hicks (daughter
of Mrs. Andrew Hicks and the
late Mr. Hicks); sons, Donald
Ancaster; David, New Delhi,
India; James, at home; daughter,
Miss Jane, Toronto; five brothers
and two sisters also survive.
Interment was in the Exeter
Cemetery.
The deceased was a resident
of the village a number of years
ago when he was associated with
Canada Packers.
FAMILY GATHERING
Mr. & Mrs. George Dunn held
a family gathering at their home
Sunday.
Sunday evening Mr. & Mrs.
Chester Dunn entertained at a
family dinner at the Dufferin
Hotel. Dinner guests included
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Paisley, Mr. &
Mrs. David Paisley and Chris, Mr.
& Mrs. Martin Herzog, Mr. &
Mrs. Elmore Dunn, Cathy and
Ron of Toronto; Mr. & Mrs.
Mervin Dunn, Hensall; Mr. &
Mrs. Chester Dunn, Exeter; Mr.
& Mrs. Robert Lammie and
Darryl, Huron Park; Ron
McLaughlin, Dublin; Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Lammie and Jean and Mr. &
Mrs. George Dunn,
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evening with a good attendance.
Mrs. Elgin Webb was in charge
of worship assisted by Mrs,. Wm
Love. Mrs. Webb took as her
theme "The Resurrection" as
written by Dr. Luke in the book
of Acts.
Mrs. Wm Sturdevant,
president, took charge for the
business, The UCW will entertain
at the Zurich Rest Home
December 9.
A committee was appointed,
Mrs. Clarke Kennedy, Mrs. Eva
Bariteau and Mrs. Art
Finkbeiner to investigate in
carpet for the church and to
report at next meeting.
A motion was made to send
money to Toronto for ten
blankets for relief work. Also,
$125 is to be paid to the church
treasurer to help pay for the UC
Observer.
Mrs. Arthur Webb showed
pictures of her trip to Hong
Kong.
Mrs. Irene Kennedy reported
on the UCW workshop which
was held at Goderich. Mrs. Eva
Bariteau also attended the
workshop,
Lunch was served by Group 1.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Emery DesJardins is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr. & Mrs, Elgin Webb visited
Friday with Mr. & Mrs, Mansel
Mason.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Maass and
Lori of London visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Murray Venner
and boys.
Mr, & Mrs. Fred Miller and
girls of Zion visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Weliwood Gill.
Mrs. Elgin Webb, Mrs. Art
Finkbeiner, Mrs. Stuart
Switzer, Mrs. Mansel Mason and
Mrs. Vern Sharpe attended the
spring tea at Greenway Anglican
Church Wednesday.
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The two 4-H clubs of the
project "Meat in the Menu" with
the leaders Mrs. Gordon Bender,
Mrs. Stuart Wolfe, Mrs. Leonard
Schenk and Miss Margaret
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