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skating program is shown above. From the left, supervisor Larry Whiting, Nancy Underwood, Jack Bremner, Joan Pym, Jim Ferguson, Ruth
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Travel to East Coast
Clandeboye couples enjoy trip
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By MRS. DAVID KESTLE
CLANDEBOYE
Mrs. Ron MacDonald, Kit-
chener enjoyed a few days visit
with Mr. & Mrs. W. Scott and
Brenda.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Simpson and
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Simpson
enjoyed their train trip to Halifax
and Dartmouth, while there they
visited with Joan Simpson's aunt
and uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Bradford,
who took them on a grand tour of
the city.
Paul Simpson, Kirkton is
staying with his grandmother
Mrs, M. Simpson and visiting
with Kevin and Joanne Carter.
God, draw nigh" was sung.
The scripture Matt. 13: 18-23
and meditation was read by Mrs.
Dow and was followed by a
prayer. The offering was
received and dedicated by Mrs,
Dow. Mrs. Douglas presented the
topic — "Life for an Overseas
Volunteer".
Eight members answered the
roll call by naming a volunteer
worker, and where he or she
works. The minutes of the July
meeting were read and the
treasurers report given. Business
followed.
The September meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Lam-
mond. A one dollar per member
donation for the Japanese
Nursery School will be collected
at this meeting. The cards and
visits were then reported. The
sixth chapter of the'Study
"World full of Strangers" *as
taken by Mrs. James Miller, who
was assisted by the members.
The special number "Showing
Pictures of Volunteer Workers"
was presented by all present.
Hymn 600, "0 God of Love, 0
King of Peace" was sung and the
Lord's Prayer in unison closed
the meeting.
At the Park
Thursday, August 21, Seaforth
vs. Staff - Senior Girls (9).
Saturday, August 23, Fullarton
Mr. & Mrs. J. Brownlee, Jack,
Pam and Susan,Gravenhurst, are
spending a few days vacation
with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Carter.
Mrs. J. Robertson and Janie
were in Toronto, Saturday where
they attended the trousseau tea
held in honour of Miss Jan
Yonker at the home of her aunt
vs. Roys - Women (7); Fullarton
vs. Roys - Men (9). Sunday,
August 24, Dublin Under vs.
T.C.B. - Slow-pitch (9). Wed-
nesday, August 27, Roys vs.
Cromarty - Men (9).
Pee wee girls
stage celebration
By KATHY COOPER
ELIMVILLE
The Elimville pee wee girls
held their ball party on August 12
at the home of Miss Ann Johns,
All girls were present to enjoy fun
and games. They enjoyed a
barbecue for supper.
The Women's Institute went to
the Playhouse in Grand Bend
where they enjoyed the play
"Hello Dolly".
The UCW catered to the Ker-
slake-Snow wedding meal at the
Kirkton-Woodham Community
Centre.
Several from the community
attended the wedding reception
of Karen Kerslake and Bob Snow.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Routly returned
home after spending the past
week with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Willcox at White Lake and also
visited in Ottawa.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton and
grandsons spent the weekend at
the Windmill Trailer Park.
and uncle, Mr. & Mrs, Ivar
Yonker, Willowdale.
The Clandeboye Ladies Ball
team let their sons down on
Monday night and because of a
few errors they lost a close 12-11
to Ailsa Craig Ladies Monday
night.
Mr. George Robertson and
Miss Jan Yonker were Sunday
guests at the Roberston home,
Mrs, J. Donaldson entertained
Mr. 8r Mrs. A.Smith, London; Mr.
& Mrs. T. Maclntyre, Mr. & Mrs.
C. Vollick, Ilderton; Mr. & Mrs.
C. Greaves, Denfield; Mr. & Mrs.
P. Voisin, Ailsa Craig; Mr. C.
Jackson, London to a beef
chicken barbecue at her home on
Sunday.
The family of the late Mr. &
Mrs.'11. J.Kestle held' a picnic at
Mic Mac Park, Windsor,
Saturday afternoon, when Mr.
Dave Hall, Detroit was the
family's guest of honour. Family
present were Mr. & Mrs, Mel
Kestle, Larry & Marie,
Sebringville; Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Kestle, London; Mr. & Mrs. D.
Kestle, Janis, Mrs. G. Cun-
ningham, Kevin, Carol & Perry,
Mrs, D. Newman and Kim, Mr.
Tom Kestle and Miss Lynn Ross,
London; Mr. & Mrs. A. Charron
(Lillian) Mr. & Mrs.
J.Stephenson (Kay) Windsor,
Mr, & Mrs. C. Cook (Ilena)
Detroit.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Derbyshire
celebrated their 80th and 86th
birthdays together August 16, at
Strathroy General Hospital,
where Mr. Derbyshire is a
patient. With them were Mrs,
Dorothy Joyce, Windsor; Mrs.
R.Williams and Mrs. George Lee.
Mrs. Wilmer Scott,
representative for North-
Middlesex Region is at the
Middlesex Presbyterial this week
at Alma College in St. Thomas.
Mr. & Mrs. J. Thorne, Jennifer
and James, Tilbury, were
weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Sam Taylor, Scott and
Marybelle.
Summer memories is topic
of Cromarty women's groups
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
• CROMARTY
The August meeting of the
Cromarty W.M.S was held
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Douglas. Mrs. Mervin
Dow opened the meeting with a
poem, "Summer Memories",
after which the hymn "0 Day of
Shower for
bride-elect
By DENISE FLETCHER
WINCH ELSEA
Mrs. Sharon Lynn held a
shower at her home for Miss
Darlene Rader on Wednesday,
August 13.
friends. and neighbours
attended the reception for Mr, &
Mrs. Bob Snow at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre on
Saturday, August 16.
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lynn and
Mark, Mr. & Mrs. Dave Moore
and Michele of Exeter are
holidaying for a few days
together,
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Wilson,
London spent Sunday August 17
with Mr. &Mrs.MikeWinbow and
family.
The fifth meeting of the
Elimville III Garden Club was
held at the home of Mrs. Gwen
Coward on August 13,
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