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PURCHASE AND REMOVAL OF BUILDING NO.
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AT HURON INDUSTRIAL PARK.
Further information may be obtained by
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Superintendent, Huron Industrial Park.
(228-6657).
Any or all offers not necessarily acceptable.
C.J. Malone, Manager
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Middlesex Deanery will meet in
St. Anne's Church, Byron in the
evening. The AYM will meet in
the Coffee House at 7:00 p.m.
Monday. The Cubs meet in
Carlisle Hall Wednesday.
The Annual meeting of the
Diocese of Anglican Church
women will be held April 29 at
10:00 a.m. in St. James West-
minster Church, London.
The Board of Management of
Holy Trinity Church will meet
April 27 at 8 p.m. in Carlisle Hall.
SUNSHINE CLUB
The Sunshine Club met at the
Masonic Hall, Thursday, with 23
members present.
Mrs. Tom Hodgins, Mrs. Evan
Hodgins and Mrs. Eldon Hodgson
provided lunch.
Euchre was played and the
following were the winners of
prizes: ladies' high, Lon Phillips
(on a ladies' card); ladies' low,
Mrs. Cowan; men's high, Mrs.
Toohey (on a man's card); men's
low, Hilson Grose.
HEADING FOR THE SHARPENER — One of the important chores
of a hockey trainer is to have his team's skates in top condition.
Above, Hawks trainer Don Campbell at the right is being helped by
13ev Skinner in getting the skates to a sharpener in Haliburton
Sunday morning. T.A. photo
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GRAND BEND
The W.I, met Thursday af-
ternoon in the village hall, Mrs.
Ed Gill newly elected president
presided for the occasion which
was, the Annual meeting and
election of officers.
The theme of the meeting was
"Public Relations." Convener
was Mrs. Susie Devine, who
presented the motto, 'We must
not fear change it is the essence
of life.'
Roll call was answered by, A
way to promote Public Relations.
Mrs. Leroy Bariteau conducted
the installation of new officers for
'71: past president, Mrs. Wm
Love; president, Mrs. Ed Gill; 1st
vice president, Mrs. Alex
Hamilton; 2nd vice president,
Mrs. Olive Miller; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Morenz;
assistant, secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Frank Plumb,
Bran& directors, Mrs. Verne
Ridley, Mrs. Wellwood Gill and
Mrs. Wm Love; district direc-
tor, Mrs. Nola Taylor.
Conveners of standing com-
mittees; agriculture and
Canadian industry, Mrs. Carmen
Lovie; citizenship, Mrs. Frank
Plumb; health, Mrs. Wm. Baker;
home economics, Mrs. Elgin
Webb; education, Mrs. Ed
Turnbull; historical research and
current events, Mrs. Emery
Desjardine.
Public relations, Mrs, S.
Devine; resolutions, Mrs. E.
Webb; curator, Mrs. R. Kading;
horticultural, Mrs. C. Love,
The ladies sold a triple Irish
chain quilt to Mrs. P. Sandilands
for $100.00. This will be donated to
the medical centre fund,
Mrs. Sandilands hopes to have
this quilt on display in the new
trade post store this summer and
will sell tickets on it, the proceeds
also going to the medical centre.
4-H
The 4-H girls held their eighth
meeting Monday evening in the
United Church.
The meeting opened with the
repeating of their pledge, Eleven
girls were present and answered
the roll with showing the summer
outfit each made as their project,
The girls judged their own outfit.
April 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the
United Church, the girls will
entertain the ladies of the W.I.
who are their sponsors.
The girls will have on display
their completed garments and
their record books. A skit will
also be presented.
ORPHA
The Orpha Club met at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Lee
Tuesday evening with 22 present.
Mrs. Jack Allister opened the
meeting reading "At Days End."
All the sewing which consisted
of baby's layette, crib quilts, girls
dresses and boys pants and tops
and a variety of knitting which
the ladies were busy doing all
winter were on display.
Mrs. Etta Baker made seven
crib quilts and the ladies agreed
that four would go to the
Childrens Aid in Goderich and
three to Sarnia along with the
Orpha display.
During the business session a
date was set for the pot luck
dinner, May 18, at the home of
Mrs. Wallis Desjardine Sr. Final
arrangements were made to
entertain the senior citizens.
Wednesday afternoon.
At the close of the meeting a
fancy cushion donated by Mrs.
Etta Baker was raffled and won
by Mrs. Susie Devine.
Lunch was served by the three
Evas: Eva Lee, Eva Allister and
Eva Bariteau.
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UNITED CHURCH
At the Sunday service of
worship in the United Church,
Rev. Dobson installed two newly
elected members to the church
session namely, Mrs, Clarke
Kennedy and Morley Desjardine.
Wellwood Gill was re-elected.
The Committee of Stewards
consists of Mr. & Mrs. Leroy
Keyes (Sec.-treas.) H. Ratz, W.
Gill, M. Venner, and " Mrs. R.
Kading (U,C.W.) re-elected.
The U.C.W. are hoping for a
good attendance at their rum-
mage sale April 23, 2-5 and 7-9 to
be held in the Church Sunday
School room.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Don Flear and Mrs. Roy
Flear entertained for bride-elect,
Mary Lynne Kennedy, Friday
evening at the Don Flear
residence on Woodward Ave.,
with a miscellaneous shower.
Mrs, Mansell Mason is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
London.
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
Rev. W. C, Tupling was in
charge of the morning service at
Lucan United Church, last
Sunday. Miss Kathryn Wor-
thington was the organist.
The following young people
were received into the church by
profession of faith: Robert Barr,
Thomas Hearn, Diane Leitch,
Donna Leitch, Allen Melanson,
Jeffrey Park, Ronald Simpson,
James Thompson and Janice
Walker.
The sacrament of Holy Com-
munion was observed.
Sunday, May 2, is Clandeboye
United Church anniversary and
service at Lucan United Church
will be withdrawn on that day.
UCW
The United Church Women
held their regular meeting in the
C. E. building of the church,
Tuesday, with 14 ladies present,
and the president, Mrs. M. H.
Hodgins in the chair,
The worship service was
conducted by Mrs. William
Froats, with Bible reading by
Mrs. Duncan McPhee.
Lynn Emery and Patti Fisher
sang a solo accompanied by Joan
Lockyer on the piano.
Lynn Melanson and, Joan
Lockyer gave a talk on the 3-day
course they had attended at the
Sacred Heart Seminary "Live-
In".
Mrs. C. H. George gave a
report on the meeting of the
Centennial Committee, and Mrs.
Sheridan Revington was ap-
pointed official representative
for future meetings.
Mrs. W. C. Tupling gave a
report on the Learning for Lent
series.
Mrs. Froats spoke on life in
Brazil, illustrated by pictures
and slides.
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BY
LARRY
SNIDER
The windshield wiper may
soon be gone. Ultra-sonic
waves will "shake" off water
and dirt from the front glass.
Many service stations are
using "No change at night"
system to foil hold-ups. Exact
cash or credit card is
requested — money is then
stored in strongbox.
New highway strip testing
reflective beads in pavement
in four colors. Glows in red at
stop; green at turns; orange at
exits; yellow in no-pass zone.
California is offering a reward
of $25 million to the inventor
of a smogless car.
The number of cars on the
road has been increasing three
times as fast as human
population.
Mrs. Agnes Smith is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Webb
arrived home last week from
Florida where they spent the
winter months. Unfortunately,
since arriving home, Mrs. Webb
has been admitted as a patient in
St, Joseph's Hospital, London.
At a banquet held last Wed-
nesday evening for those who
attended the senior operation
course held in Toronto, Wm.
Sturdevant was presented with
his waterworks certificate for
attaining the highest marks for
basic and intermediate courses.
Over 100 waterworks operators
attended this course.
Mr, & Mrs. Herb Pfile are in
London at the home of their son.
They are keeping house while Mr.
& Mrs. D. Pfile are attending the
Memphis Fair.
Donna Sturdevant entertained
for Mary Lynne Kennedy with a
miscellaneous shower last
Saturday evening in the newly
built home of Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Sturdevant.
Mrs. J. L. Fisher, Mrs. Fred
Windsor and Mrs. John Park
provided lunch, and social half-
hour was enjoyed.
ANGLICAN
The Sunday School will meet at
9:45 a.m. April 25. The Nursery
meets at 11:00 a.m. during the
service of morning prayer. The
League of Loyalty will meet
during the second hymn.
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