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The general meeting of the
United Church Women was held
Tuesday evening, A short choir
practice preceded the Meeting in
preparation for the thankoffering
service,
The theme of tile worship, No
Greater Love, was carried
throoghont the worship by
convener, Mrs. C. Kennedy, Mrs.
Wrn Brenner interspered with
singing.
Several members handed in
their pennies for Peace banks.
Mrs, G. Godbolt of Exeter, a
member of the Association for
the Mentally Retarded was the
guest speaker for the evening.
She outlined the work of the
Association and then showed
pictures illustrating how
retarded adults can be trained for
some types of jobs through
workshops. Mrs. Godbolt was
thanked by Mrs, Wm Sturdevant.
Business followed and several
recommendations from a
previous executive meeting were
• presented for approval, The 1972
budget was presented and ac-
cepted. To pay the IJCW share of
WI
The Women's Institute held
their annual meeting Thursday
afternoon in the town hall. The
president Mrs, Ed Gill presided.
Roll call was answered with
'One thing I would like the public
to know about Women's
Institute,'
During the business, reports of
committees were heard, Plans
were cliscussesd to attend the
District Annual to be held in
Egrnondville, May 17.
1VIrs.Max Turnbull read a poem
entitled 'I believe in the Home'. A
committee, convened by Mrs.
Don Hendrick served lunch and
the new salad forks, bought by
the Institute, were used for the
first time.
The 1972-73 officers were in-
stalled at this meeting by Mrs. E.
Desjardine. The new slate in-
cludes past president, Mrs. Wm
Love; president. Mrs, Ed Gill;
first vice president, Mrs. Alex
Hamilton; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Hugh Morenz; assistant
sect'y treas., Mrs, Frank Plumb.
District director, Mrs. Nola
Taylor; alternate, Mrs. Alex
Hamilton; branch directors, Mrs.
Art Finkbeiner, Mrs. Verne
Ridley, Mrs, Wellwood Gill, Mrs,
W. Love,
Public relations officer, Mrs.
Les Adams; auditors, Mrs,
Taylor and Mrs. Don Hendrick;
pianists, Mrs. C. Reeves and Mrs,
M. Mason.
Standing committee con-
veners: agriculture and
Canadian industries, Mrs,
Carman Lovie; citizenship and
world affairs, Mrs. F. Plumb;
education and cultural activities,
Mrs, S. Devine; family and
consumer affairs, Mrs, Elgin
Webb; resolutions, Mrs. Leroy
Hariteau; horticulture, Mrs.
Colin Love.
UCW Tha nkoffering
United Church Women's
thankoffering service was held
Sunday when a ladies choir lead
the service in song.
Mrs. R. Keyes was in the pulpit
and conducted the service
assisted by Mrs. G. Thomas and
Mrs, Jack Eagleson reading the
scriptures. Mrs. A. Webb led the
reading of the responsive psalm,
Mrs. Morley Desjardine was
soloist.
Guest speaker was Mrs. E. R.
Luther of Hensall. Her sermon
subject was 'The Name of Jesus',
She brought with her a record of a
Salvation Army Choir in Toronto
singing and she played it for the
congregation to enjoy.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Larry Desjardine, Mrs. Jim
Love, Mrs. Elgin Hendrick and
Mrs. M. Walper.
Rev. Dobson closed the service
with the benediction.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Baker of
Grand Bend celebrated their 66th
wedding anniversary, April 25.
Word has come from Charing
Cross where Garnet Paterson has
been convalescing that Mr.
Paterson has returned to hospital
in Chatham.
Gerry Kading is a patient in
Exeter hospital.
Rev. & Mrs. Harold Dobson
visited at the beginning of the
week in Powassan with Mrs.
Dobson's mother and father.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Kennedy left
Friday morning for Kirkland
Lake to visit over the weekend
with their daughter, Elizabeth.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed, Odhert arrived
back in Grand Bend last Thur-
sday having spent the winter in
Tucson Arizona. They reported
having seen a 'heavenly show' in
the Western horizon as the moon
and Venus appeared to come
close to one another. Although
millions of miles apart the two
bodies were in 'occulation' lined
up in the path of sight from earth,
This took place April 16 and
happens only once in every 15 or
20 years.
"I think I'll have a milk shake
for a change."
etarded workshop outlined
to Grand Bend 'UC la dies
the cost on improvements in the
Manse was also approved. The
meeting closed with the
benediction and lunch was served
by Mrs. E, Gill, Mrs, G, Thomas-
and Mrs. E. Hendrick,
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Public
Notice
ENUMERATION 1972
The Huron-Perth Assessment Office will be commencing its
annual Enumeration Program in the Huron-Perth
Assessment Region on May 1st.
All enumerators involved in this program are vested with
the authority to ask the necessary questions and each one
carries an identification card.
If any problems should arise, please call the Regional
Assessment Office, Goderich, Zenith 66500.
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AND UP
The Coal Strike In
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Marinas Will Be
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WHEN YOU EAT
IS ALSO IMPORTANT
If yen are skipping breakfast, it could be
Upsetting your whole daily balance of food in-
take. This is even true if you are on a diet. By
morning you have. already Used up two thirds
of the energy supplied by your evening meat. By
mid-morning there is nothing left and you could
drag most all day long.
What about vitamins? We believe a properly
planned vitamin supplement can be important
and we carry a complete stock of vitaMin pro-
ducts made by relnitable inanufactuters. 'But,
they are in no way a substitute for a Well bal-
anced daily diet. Start your day off right, You
could feel better for it,
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Stan Horrell,PlimB
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By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
At the annual meeting of
Kippen East WI reports by
standing committees and officers
revealed programs were in-
teresting, educational and en-
tertaining.
The program voted the most
outstanding was when the
members, husbands and friends
enjoyed a banquet and a tour of
the plant at Dashwood Industries.
The Institute sponsored six 4-H
girl s clubs, and donations were
given to the Erlin Lee
Homestead, Pennies for
Friendship, Children's Aid
Society, C.N.I.B., Cystic
Fibrosis, Retarded Children.
Sewing was done for the War
Memorial Hospital in London.
Officers for 1972-73 will be:
honorary president, Mrs. R. Bell;
president, Mrs. M, Connolly; first
vice pres., Mrs. R. Kinsman;
second vice pres., Mrs. Al
Hoggarth; secretary, Mrs. Vern
Alderdice; treasurer, Mrs. Harry
Caldwell.
District director, Mrs. R, Bell;
alternate, Mrs. James Drum-
mond; public relations, Mrs.
James Drummond.
Branch directors, Mrs. E.
Whitehouse, Mrs. D. Adams.
Mrs. H. Parsons; agriculture 4cl
Canadian industries, Mrs. b.'
Triebner, Mrs. Grant McGregor;
citizenship and world affairs,
Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs, Grant
McLean; education and cultural
activities, Mrs. Cecil Pullman,
Mrs, C. Eyre; home economics
and family consumer affairs,
Mrs. Al Hoggarth, Mrs, J.
Chalmers,
By MRS. SUE EDGINTON
Mr, & Mrs. R. Richards started
a peoject last Saturday for
everyone in our town, 'Lets keep
Clandeboye Clean'.
Many children worked hard
and the Richards supplied all the
garbage bags.
This Saturday the children will
be out in full force and are hoping
for some of the teen agers to help.
Mr. & Mrs. Richards are only
new to our community and are
coming up with great ideas to
keep us all working together.
Personals
Mrs. Maurice Morgan is a
patient in St. Josephs Hospital,
London.
Mr. & Mrs, Harry Murless
spent the weekend with their
daughter Mrs. Joan Boggs, Tracy
and Vicki of Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. John Edginton
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Jerry
Edginton, Sunday.
Convener of standing com-
mittees, Mrs. C. Eyre;
resolutions, Mrs. Ken McKay;
sunshine, Mrs. Wm. Bell;
curator, Mrs, J. Sinclair; sewing,
Mrs. Alex McGregor; pianist,
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot; assistant,
Mrs. Ken McKay; auditors, Mrs,
E. Whitehouse, Mrs. S. Pepper.
Mrs. James Chalmers was in
charge of the program. Mrs. Ken
McKay commented on the motto,
'Education is not merely the road
to earning a living but is that
which makes living worthwhile,'
Miss Weiler, physical
education and guidance coun-
sellor commented on changes in
education and the credit system.
Mrs. V. Alderdice showed slides
of the Hi-lites of 1971-72.
Mrs. Grant McLean gave
courtesy remarks.
Mrs. R. Bell was in charge of
the business and thanked the
members for their co-operation
during her term of office,
Mrs. D. Triebner was co-
hostess and Mrs. J. Sinclair and
her group served lunch.
Personals
Congratulations are in order to
Mr. & Mrs. Arie Binnendyk on
the occasion of their fortieth
wedding anniversary, April 27._
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter,
Lynn Gackstetter and Bill
Anderson of Guelph visited with
Mr & Mrs. Harold Jones.
Rochus Faber who spent the
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GRAND BEND LADIES SET UP QUILT: Mrs, Nola Taylor, right, president of Grand Bend Anglican
Church Women, is helped by her friend, Mrs. Ed. Gill, of the United Church, in setting up a quilt in the
Anglican church hall. The quilt will be quilted and sold by the ACW. T-A photo
WI votes on programs
last seven weeks in Florida has
returned home.
Linda Workman, Guelph,
visited her home over the
weekend,
Times-Advocate, April 27, 19.2
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THURSDAY, APRIL 27
12:00 Noon to 1:00 p.m PEPSI 4c (Reg. 20c)
8:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. HAMBURGS 24c Each
FRIDAY, APRIL 28
4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m....FREE FRENCH FRIES with each chicken order
11:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m...CHICKEN SNACKS 69c
SATURDAY, APRIL 29
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m • PEPSI 4c (Reg. 20c)
8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. • ... Chocolate or Vanilla SHAKES 19c Each
10:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m FISH AND CHIPS 59c
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m All Children 12 and Under Can Buy
ICE CREAM CONES FOR 4c (Reg. 15c)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3
All Day Special iiiiii „ ...3 PIECES OF CHICKEN FREE with Each Order
of 12 pieces or more
9;00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. .. FRENCH FRIES 9c per order (Reg. 25c)