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MAKE PLASTICS AT GB — A new manufacturing industry started in
November at the fornier Grand Bend Airport property owned by
Eagleson Construction, Shown with some of their equipment are Ron
Smith and Roger Farrington of MG Mould. T-Aphoto.
r. NeW firm starts
Times-Advocate, January .28,„ 1971
The Happy Doubles Club
held their January meeting
Wednesday evening in the
church basement with thirty
attending.
Donald Bray opened the
meeting with the call to worship,
Facing The New Year. Scripture
and the meditation was read by
Mrs, Glen Stewart. Prayer and a
reading, Take Time For Ten
Things, was given by Mrs.
Donald Bray.
Vocal solos by Mrs. Gary
Morris accompanied by her
father Al Parrott, London, were
enjoyed. A poem, What Is
Success, was read by Glen
Stewart and Mrs. Stewart closed
the worship with prayer.
The new president, Mrs.
Edwin Miller, took charge of the
business and the secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Jack Stewart,
64 read the minutes. Roll call was
answered by the paying of fees.
It was decided to have a class for
grades 1, 2 and 3 during the
church service and to hold a
bowling party in February.
Glen Stewart introduced the
guest speaker for the evening, Al
4 Parrott, who spoke on Estate
Planning. He was thanked by
Donald Bray,
A biblical contest was then
conducted by Glen Stewart.
Lunch was served by the
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
A social ,evening for the
community was held Saturday
evening at the Community Centre
in the form of a pot luck supper.
The promotional committee,
Mrs. Wm, Morley, Mrs. Jas. Vader
and McLeod Mills were in charge.
Following supper Mr. A. Pyin,
Exeter showed pictures of his and
Mrs. Pym's recent trip to Alaska.
PERSONALS
Mary Johnson spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jas.
Bettridge, St. Marys.
Mr. & Mrs. McLeod Mills
entertained Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Morley and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Johnson to dinner at Campbell's
Restaurant, London, Friday
evening on the occasion of their
wedding anniversary.
Frank Parkinson, who has
been a patient, at Memorial
Hospital, St. Marys, is now
residing at Kingsway Lodge, St.
Marys.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Kirkham,
Mitchell visited Friday with Mr. &
Mrs. Cleve Pullman.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Adams,
London were Sunday guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl French and
Mr. & Mrs. jiamilton Hodgins
attended the annual dinner and
meeting of Middlesex County
Federation of Agriculture, Friday
evening at Ilderton.
Mrs. Arvid Beitans and Martin
left recently for Edmonton,
Alberta until the end of June.
Martin is attending Evelyn Unger
School for language and learning
development. Mrs. Beitans is
assistant teacher in the same
school.
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Hodgins and
Mark and Grant Hodgins were
'Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Hodgins.
Wednesday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. E. Ferguson were Mr. & Mrs.
Clayton Ferguson and Ruthie,
Ilderton, Ross Hem and Mr. &
Mrs. Keith Hem and Joan, Zion.
The elreains of a couple of
young English natives are
beginning to take shape.
Early in October, a newly
Organized firm known as MG
Mould took over a small
Manufacturing space at the old
Grand Bend airport property..
Operated by partners Roger
Parrington and Ray Smith, the
new firm is manufacturing plastic
injection moulds for the
automotive and toy industries,
Farrington came to Canada
from England in 195/ while
Smith arrived about five years
ago, In recent years the pair have
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
Twenty seven adults attended
the annual Congregational
meeting Thursday evening. The
reports were well received.
Murray Dawson and Jack
Duncan retired from the board
of stewards. Jack Borland and.
Wayne Rowe are the new
stewards along with Ray Cann,
Barry Jeffery, I3ev Alexander
and Lorne Ballantyne and Mrs.
Lloyd Ballantyne.
Jack Stewart and Wilfred
linnkin retired as elders, Floyd
Stewart and Donald Kernick are
the two new elders along with
Glenn Jeffery, Reg Hodgert,
Lorne Passmore and Arnold
Cann who was elected as the
clerk of session, The ladies
served lunch.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs, James Anderson
and Mr, & Mrs. Gordon Stone
attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Howard Snell at the Beattie
Funeral Home, Clinton, Friday
afternoon.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Passmore
are visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Mort
Caswell, London. •
Rev, Harold and Mrs.
Dobson, Grand Bend, were
Sunday evening guests with Rev.
Stewart and Mrs. Miner.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Molnar,
Lucan were Sunday guests of Mr.
& Mrs. E. Ferguson. -
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
The Hi-C group of Calvary
United Church are planning many
projects. The officers are:
president, Debbie Riddell;
vice-president, Susan Grigg;
secretary, Janice Tiernan;
treasurer, Scott Boyle.
The group sold Christmas trees
to raise money for the Mentally
Retarded Association.
Monday was games night. The
program, Under Attack, found
Roy Stevenson from S.H.D.H.S.
in the chair with Jack Riddell as
moderator. Others who have been
under attack are Rev. Bruce Guy
and Bruce Perry.
A snowmobile party is
planned for February.
EUCHRE
A euchre party was sponsored
by Dashwood W.I. with 12 tables
playing. Those winning prizes
were: ladies high, Mrs. Marie
Beaver; mans high, Mrs. Jack
Schade; low scores, Mrs. Melvin
Stade and Stuart Wolfe; lone
hand, Keith Maier.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hoffman spent
the weekend at Guelph with Mr.
& Mrs. Bub Desjardine.
Mr. & 'Mrs. Jim Hayter
accompanied by Charles Tieman,
Exeter, spent the weekend at
Sault Ste Marie, Michigan, with
their son, Jim.
Saturday evening guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Boyle were Mr.
& Mrs. Jim Roddy and family and
Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Johnston and
family, all of Sarnia.
Recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Alvin Rader were Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Guenther and family, John
Guenther, Patricia Lynn Rader,
Zurich, and Linda Rader, Sarnia.
been doing similar work in
London and have • planned a
company of their own fOr Several
years. .
They hope to lease further
Manufacturing space from
Eagleson Construction, owners of
the Grand Bend area property
and plan to expand with the
possibility of having four
additional employees within li
year.
In addition to produting
plastic moulds, the company Is
capable of handling custom mach-
Ming work for any area businesses
or industries that may require it,
Social evening held
for Whalen community