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VOWS'A tVgcate, JUN X 5,1974 Poo I taffa girls
honor leader
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Everything 'go/ for fun day By mo. J. rEmnEMAN
Staffa No. 1 4-H Homemaking-
club girls held a surprise party at
the home of their leader Mrs.
Arthur Smale last week.
The event was to honour Mrs,
Spencer Jeffery on her 25th.
wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Jeffery has been a leader , of
Staffs No. 1 for many years.
A short program was enjoyed
followed by an address of good
wishes read by Mary Jane
Templeman and a presentation of
a thimble charm from the club.
„experiences they will be able to
-offer a more exciting and :better
programme for the 'cubs in the
fall.
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EXETER PHARMACY
Thyrs., Avg. 1 ---1 to 3 p,.rn,
ocittorie$,Qcmsprie$,.rpppirs, lo- most makes
Sarnia visited Saturday with her
sister Mrs. Newton Gunning.
Congratulations to Miss Sharon
Mardlin on being chosen as one of
the 4-H Homemaking delegates to
represent Middlesex County at
London's Western Fair. She will
be attending a mini-workshop on
nutrition and fashions and later
on is invited as a guest of the
Western Fair Association to the
top of the fair clubhouse for a
banquet and grandstand show.
Jim Mills was holidaying with
his aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs.
Nelson Mills of St. Marys last
week.
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers of
the village were guests of Mr, &
Mrs. Carmen Hodgins at their
cottage near Hayfield for a few
days last week.
Mrs. Henrietta Carson at-
tended the Cook-Crowe wedding
Saturday in Port Stanley's Christ
Church, Mr. & Mrs. Wesley
McGuffin attended the wedding
reception dance held later at
Hepburn's Gym.
Shannon Peckham was staying
with her grandparents, Mr. &
Mrs. Ted Peckham for a few days
last week. Her mother, Brenda,
had an unfortunate accident at
Campbell's Soup Company, St.
Marys, where she lost three
fingers in a dicing machine. Mrs.
Peckham is expected to be in the
hospital for several weeks and
Shannon will be staying with her
grandparents through the week
until her mother is out of the
hospital.
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SO -Queen- St., S. Kitchener
By MR$.'VVILLA.HARPINP
Grand Lodge A.F.V.t.M. of
Canada in the • Province of
„Ontario held its Annual Masonic
Communication at the Royal
York in Toronto this past week, at
wilichA Earl Watson of Grantors
lodge was elected District Deputy
Grand Master of South Huron
District.
Austin R. Hobbs, Garfield
Nixon, Ronald and Grafton
Squires, John Marlton and
Clifford Co* pf the Granton
Lodge attended from this area.
HEARING AIDS
Couple Married
Helen Marlton was united in
marriage to Ron Ferguson
Saturday in Granton United
Church with the wedding meal
following in the church
basement.
Several people from Grantor!,
and the surrounding area at-
tended the wedding and the
reception dance held later in the
St. Mary's Legion.
Church News
Gran ton United Church
welcomed to their service Rev.
Cyril Paul of the Presbyterian
Church in Trinidad and Grenada
and also his wife Barbara.
Rev. M. McInally , led the
worship and Rev. Cyril Paul
delivered an inspiring sermon,
"Pocket Full of Seeds". Music
was provided by Rev. Emerson
Mylalsing.
Fun Day
Granton Fun Day Parade will
be starting at a later time this
year. Participants are asked to
be at the cenotaph where the
parade will begin at 11:00 a.rn,
Judges for the parade are Bill
Brady of C.F.P.L.'s open line,
Jack Riddell, M,P.P, and
Murray Brown, president of
C.F.P.L.
Confirmation was received that
the Royal Canadian Regiment
Legion band will participate in
the parade and will present a
concert later in the park.
Food and game booth operators
are reminded of the meeting in
the Granton park July 25th
starting at 7:30 p.m,
WAITING HER TURN — Lori Noyes, Lucan, is calm and collected as
she waits her turn to go on stage at the Kirkton Garden Party, Lori sang
"Feelin' " and walked, off with second place in the vocal class of the
Juvenile contest. T-A photo
Cromarty women
entertain at home
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Miller and
family are holidaying this week
at Wasaga Beach,
Mrs. John Drake and Mrs.
Larry Elliott visited recently
with Mr. & Mrs. David Sim and
baby daughter of Southwold,
The village ladies held a
farewell party for Mrs. Irene
Parker on Thursday afternoon.
,Mrs. Parker has sold her home in
the village to Mr. & Mrs. McLean
who get possession later this
month.
Lorraine and Joanne Papple,
London have been holidaying this
past couple of weeks with their
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs, John
Drake and Murray.
Julie Ann Elliott has returned
home from a holiday in the
western provinces.
Bonnie Miller, Toronto visited
on the weekend with her family,
Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Miller and
Paul.
Visiting on Sunday with Ethel,
Laura and Roy Balkwill were Mr.
& Mrs. Frank Forrest and Mrs,
Lon Clarke, Hensall, and Mrs,
Gordon Wren, Kippen.
On Sunday afternoon over 50
Hibbert community young people
enjoyed a beach party at St.
Joseph's. Chaperons for the
afternoon were Mr. & Mrs.
Laverne Wallace and Mr, & Mrs.
Leslie Riley.
Celebrates 90th Birthday
Hubert Hodgins was the guest
of honour at an open house
celebrating his 90th birthday. His
family hosted a lovely tea in the
Anglican Church from 2-5.
Between 150 and 200 friends
and relatives called on him to
help him remember this
memorable occasion.
At 7:30 about 40 members of the
immediate family were treated
to a smorgasbord dinner by Mr.
Hodgins in the church basement.
Funeral Held
Sympathy goes out to Mrs.
Albert Hoyles and family of
Granton on the death of her
husband, Albert Ashley Hoyles.
Cub Leader Training
Mrs. Doreen McRobert and
Mrs. Juanita Westman attended
the Pack Scouters Part II
Woodbadge course at Blue
Springs near Acton. This one
week training course was open
for cub leaders from all over
Ontario.
The leaders feel from this week
of fellowship and new outdoor
Home after
eye surgery
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Last Tuesday afternoon the
Marian Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary paid their annual visit
to Kilbarchan Nursing Home in
Seaforth and entertained the
residents at a meeting on the
lawn,
Mrs. Lorne Elliott presided for
the programme which had as its
theme Friendship. The meeting
opened with a hymn and Mrs.
Robert Laing read the scripture
on friendship from John, Chapter
15, followed by the meditation by
Mrs. Larry Gardiner and prayer
by Mrs. Beverly Taylor,
Ba II News
The junior girls bail team
played two games this week at
Granton ball park, The local girls
were beaten in both games
against Hurondale and Elimville
in high scoring games.
Tuesday night in Granton the
Bryanston men had a decisive
win over Parkhill the final score
being 11-2.
The senior girls beat Skaffa at
Cromarty ball park Tuesday
night with a score of 14-2.
Thursday night at Granton ball
park, Granton emerged the
winners in a game against
Carlingford 14-4.
Persona Is
Mrs. William Elders and
family of Chatham spent last
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
F. J. Crouch.
Susan Noon visited with her
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Pickering of Lakeside last week.
Mrs, Joe It oukens- of the
Granton area required minor
surgery for the removal of a
piece of wire from her foot last
week. The wire entered her foot
as the result of an accident while
cutting the grass.
Mr. & Mrs. D. Jeffrey and
Jennifer of Thorndale and Mrs.
Ken Hardy and children of Lucan
visited last week with their
father, Mr. William Powell.
Mrs. Bernice Rathburn of
With every right there is a
responsibility. Just once, I wish
someone would demand his
responsibility.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
Mrs: George Kellett returned
home from the hospital Monday
last after having had eye
surgery.
Diane and Alan Hodgert spent
last week with Sheilagh and John
Murphy in Toronto. They visited
the Hodgerts the week before.
Mr. & Mrs, William Hooper,
Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rohde
spentSunday at Cayuga.
Quite a number from this
community attended the Kirkton
Garden Party and several at-
tended the dance at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Hall
Wednesday evening.
Visitors on Saturday with Mr. &
Mrs, William Rohde were Mrs.
Marguerite Gibson,. London, Mr,;
& Mrs. Al Parker; Midland, Mr. &
Mrs. Dave Millar, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Mellenger
spent the weekend with Rev.
Barry and Mrs. Robinson at the
cottage at Lake Rosseau.
Surprise Party
A surprise birthday party
picnic was held on Sunday at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. William Roh-
de for Mrs. William Thomson of
Exeter.
Those attending were Mr. &
Mrs. Clarence Thomson and
family of Woodham, Danny Roh-
de, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery,
Alan and Connie and Mrs.
Thomson.
Mrs. Gordon Laing, who also
accompanied the hymns, played
two accordion solos. Mrs. Thos.
L. Scott accompanied herself On
the autoharp as she sang two
songs.
Shirley Miller entertained with
two step-dance numbers and
Nancy and Barbara Templeman
also sang two songs. Mrs. Eldon
Allen gave readings from an old
Ontario Reader. The meeting
closed with a hymn and the
Lord's Prayer.
Both Cromarty residents at
Kilbarchan, Mrs. Sadie Scott,
and Mrs. Mary Allen, were able
to be outside for the meeting.
Baseball
Players for the Chiselhurst
men's softball team were rather
scarce on Saturday night and as a
result they began with a few
substitute players and lost the
game to Roys by a 24-14 score.
On Sunday night Cromarty and
Staffa met in a much closer game
with Cromarty emerging vic-
torious .by 15 runs to;.15. ,
South Ribbertbantam boys and
their coaches, Jack Christie and
David Dow, travelled to Kirkton
on Sunday evening and were
defeated 11-2 by Blanshard
bantams.
Personals
Karen Meikle entertained four
of her friends July 17 at a party
celebrating her fifth birthday.
Attending were Tracey Parsons,
John Taylor, Tom Laing and
Terry Meikle,
Mrs. William Roebuck of
Vermilion, Alberta visited
recently with her cousin, Mrs.
Thos. L, Scott and Mr. Scott.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Laidlaw of
Dorchester visited Sunday with
Mrs. John Jefferson.
Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Gillespie,
London were Saturday visitors
with Mr, & Mrs. Thos. Scott and
family. Also visiting on the
weekend were Mr. Claire Wilson
and Mrs. Mary Mitchell of
Detroit.
Whalen folk
attend picnics
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hera at-
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Bill Morley attended Grand
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Mrs. Larry Hem attended a
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Watt, London Were Sunday
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Mills.
Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins
attended the Hodgins picnic at
Popular Hill Sunday.
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