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of 7 Conklin Branches
Mr, David Conklin, President of Conklin Lumber Company Limited,
recently announced the appOintnnent of Mr, Ted Webb as District
Supervisor of seven Conklin branches: Goderich, Owen Sound,
Southampton, Kincardine, Grand Bend, Exeter and ThedfOrd.
Webb alto serves as manager of the Goderich yard,
Mr. Webb and his wife, Eleanor,
have two dhildteri: Wendy who is
12 and Michelle age E.
Institute euchre
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FIRST AID GRADUATES A large number of district residents recently completed a St. John's
Ambulance first aid course held at Huron Park. Shown together at examination day are back, left, Ivan
Griffen, Erroll Shillender, John Hotson, Frank Hunt, Pete Mason, Harold Sissons, Dan Wheaton, Gary
Butler, Ted Flint, John Varley, Dave De Sousa, Gerry Van Hees, Art Wilkinson instructor Robbie
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Think about it.
When you play tennis, you
wear tennis shoes.When you walk,
you wear good walking
shoes. And when you
work you wear proper
footwear for comfort
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Take a good look at your
shoes. Make sure they're
not getting run down at the
heel. Change fraying laces,
And check the soles to see
that they're in good condition.
Sure footwork begins with
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Doreen Baker speaks
Visitors at Kippen UCW Medical centre thermometer
climbs up to S2Z000 Ry .IVIRa. NORMAN- LONG.
Kippen held Viaitors
night," visitors being Brucefield,
Hensall, Goshen and Varna
President, Mrs. Tom Reid,
welcomed everyone and Mrs.
David Turner conducted an
Easter worship the theme being
"The Cross".
Mrs, Bruce Cann of Exeter
sang two solos, accompanied by
her daughter,
The guest speaker for the
evening, Doreen Baker of Grand
,Bend was introdoeed by Mrs.
Donald .Stuart. Miss Baker gave
an informative talk of her work in
Malaysia and showed interesting.
slides of her work. She was
thanked by Mrs. Keith Love.
The meeting closed with a
hymn and prayer,, and everyone
gathered in the Sunday school
rooms for a social hour. -
Mrs. Reid announced that a
bale would be packed in May.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Meharg of
Kingsmill and Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Reimer and son of R.R. 5, St.
Thomas visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Louis Kirk on Easter Sunday.
Monday visitors with Mr, &
Mrs, Louis Kirk were Mr, & Mrs.
William Chambers and daughter
of Exeter.
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIMVILLE
The ladies of the community
held a bridal shower for Patricia
Miner in the church basement
last Saturday evening.
The Easter Parade was sung
and adorning bonnets for the
parade were Lori Johns,
Catherine Johns, Barbara
Skinner, Bradley Skinner, Greg
Hern and Alan Pym, '
A fashion parade of room
decor was commentated on by
Mrs. Howard Pym. The models
were: kitchen, Mrs. Elson Lynn;
bathroom, Mrs. Harold Bell;
living-room, Brenda Skinner;
bedroom, Mrs. Philip Johns; den
or family room, Mrs. Hans
GerstenUrn.
Mrs. Philip Johns read the
address and Ava Elford and
Brenda Skinner assisted with the
gifts.
Patricia thanked everyone and
invited them to her trousseau tea
April 17. Contests and lunch
followed. •
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT:
Fred Sanders, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morley Sanders, has been
appointed Factory Sales
Representative of Emco Limited
for the British Columbia region.
Fred and his wife live at
Burnaby, B.C.
W.I.
The Elimville Women's
Institute Euchre was held
Monday evening with five tables
playing.
Winners were: ladies high,
Mrs. Agnes 'Davis ; gents high,
Mr. Don Parsons; lone hands,
Mr, Floyd Cooper; lucky cup, Mt.--
Gilbert Johns;
Auction of groceries was won
by Mr. Allen Johns.
PERSONALS
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Squire Herdman were Mr. &
Mrs. Robt Coates, Judith and
Margaret Lynne Dolbear and
Garry Herman Desjardine ex-
changed marriage vows in
Melville United Church on March
27, 1971 with Rev. Farquhar
MacKinnon, London, officiating
for the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
& Mrs. Albert Dolbear, Denfield
and the groom is the son of Mrs.
Irene Desjardine and the late
Herman Desjardine, Grand
Bend.
Kenneth Lewis the soloist, was
a ccompa niedbyKennethDolbear
cousin of the bride, at the organ.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose an
original gown of pure white
calipo silk designed in princess
style. A tiara of sequins held the
full length veil of imported silk
illusion and she carried a bouquet
of white carnations, red roses and
stephanotis.
Louise Dolbear, the bride's
sister, was maid of honour.
Barbara Sweeney and Brenda
Desjardine, the sister of the
groom were bridesmaids. All
wore hot pink pant dresses with
bodices of white lace featuring
long sleeves and matching Ince
cuffs, They carried bouquets of
Cathy of Exeter, Carman Herd-
man, Alan, Janet and Mark of
Detroit.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Crich and
family of Clinton visited on
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Howard
Pym. Bert Lobb of Clinton is
spending a few days with Mr. &
Mrs. Pym.
Bert Rivers is a patient at
Westminster Hospital for a few
days.
Five new members who joined
the church by profession of faith
last week were Joan Pym, Anne
Marie Johns, Larry Johns,
Ronnie Webber and Ralph
Batten.
white and pink carnations..
Nelson Desjardine was his
brother's groomsman while
David Desjardine, also a brother,
and Douglas Dolbear the bride's
brother, ushered.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held in the church
parlours where guests were
received by the bride's parents
assisted by the groom's mother,.
The bride changed to a blue and
navy pant suit with matching
accessories for a honeymoon in
Florida.
The couple will reside in
London.
GRAND REND
The Medical Centre fund
thermometer registers $2,000 at
time of writing.
Dr, Copeman of the Ontario
Department of Health visited the
Committee last week and said
Grand :lend has one of the finest
programs in Ontario and he sees
no difficulty in getting doctors,
and eventually dentists, to
practice in the village.
UCW
The afternoon Unit of the UCW
held their Easter meeting
Thursday afternoon, The
president Mrs. Wm Love chaired
the meeting.
Mrs. A. Hamilton conducted
the worship period using as her
topic "The meaning of
Golgotha". The roll call was
answered by naming your first
Sunday School teacher,
Guest speaker for the afternoon
was Mr. McFalls of the village.
His theme was on Easter.
Mrs, A. Miller and Mrs. Mae
Holt sang a duet and hostesses for
the lunch was Mrs. Don Hendrick
and Mrs. Ed Turnbull,
4-H
The 4-H girls met for their
seventh meeting Monday evening
in the United Church. The
meeting was spent in preparing
for a skit to be presented on
achievement day.
The girls filled in their hand out
sheets and the meeting ad-
journed.
CANCER CAMPAIGN
The Cancer campaign has been
completed in the Grand Bend
area. Captain of the campaign
Mrs. Bryden Taylor reports
$314.85 having been realized.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ford of
Hamilton visited on the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Frank Allister,
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lee visited
in Detroit with their sons over the
weekend.
Susan Flear and Scott Flear
spent Easter weekend in London
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Eleanor Brennen and
Miss Audrey Metzler have
returned to their place of
business at the European Art
Gallery after having spent the
winter out of town,
Mr. & Mrs. W. B. F. McLaren
have returned home from Florida
where they were vacationing for
the past few weeks.
Mr, Si Mrs. S. M. Barbour of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Kennedy.
The Easter service of worship
at the United Church was well
attended last Sunday. The Jr
choir was in the choir loft and
rendered several musical
numbers appropriate for Easter.
Mrs. Wm Brenner was soloist.
Mr. &Mrs. Jack Allister visited
in Detroit over Easter weekend.
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Ott of Detroit
were in Grand Bend on the
weekend opening up their cot-
tage.
W. 0. Morley Love and
daughters Brenda and Jennifer of
Ottawa were Easter visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love.
Mrs. Ethel Pollock, Greenway
and Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Love and
family were dinner guests
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Colin
Love.
Dr. am:1'1%1ra. Sanders and
Janet and David of Welland were-
weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs.
A.,Finkbeiner.
Mr. & Mrs, Robert Keyes flew
to.Ottawa for the Easter weekend
and visited with their son,
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Odbert have
returned to Grand Bend having
spent the winter in Arizona.
Mr. & Mrs. A. Darnall
returned home Monday from
vacationing in Florida.
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