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Kinsmen donate
The Association taf fans,
men Clubs donated Wa.
million in service, work to
Canadians for the It2 mooth,
.period .ending June 3Q, 194%
it was announced at the
or ga nizatian's annual
convention held in Edmonton
this week.
John Green, of Drayton,
Ont., the association's
national president, made the
announcement, The figure
includes cash raised as well
as the value of the service
work contributed.
The Association of Kins-
men Clubs,. Canada's
largest all-Canadian young.
Men's, service club, was
founded in 3.920 by Harold A.
Hams, Q.C.,
This year's service work
total is. the largest for the
Association, which eele.-
brates its .69th Anniversary
this year. "At an average of
more than WM() per club,
the Kinsmen Association
continues to be one of the
world's • most effective
service organizations," Mr,.
Green said,.
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Mrs. Earl Keller and Mrs.
Ray Rader, leaders for the,
fall project "Food for
Friends attended the
training school at Exeter last
week.
PersonalS
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Eckstein, Maplewood
apartinents Zurich were
visitors Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron
Restetnayer,
Mrs. Verda Bask returned
to Detroit after vacationing
with her sister Mrs. Louella
Tiernan,
Dashwood Women's
Institute served supper to
three bu$ loads of ladies
from East Middlesex, who
were on their way to the
Country Playhouse for the
play "Annie Get Your Gun."
Mrs. Elda. Koehler has
returned home after spen-
ding several weeks in
London while her husband,
Ernest was a patient in
Victoria Hospital. He
returned to Huronview,
Clinton, Thursday.
Stacey Rader spent the
weekend with her grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. Irwin.
Rader while her brother
DeriCk spent the weekend
with Jodi and Amy Glavin,
Crediton.
A number of Dashwood
paMrtieSnt Stihn". Salgrerissitya
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And Mr. and. Mrs. 4ohn
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayter
Snider, Brantford. They all is
attended the Hayter reunion
at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. B
and family also attended.
Hospital, Landon, TfamInaliallawammaumuanummuntuanattiumanawilaawalaalilloR
and Mrs. Harry Hayter. and:
family were, Mr. and Mrs. I
Bob Hayter and David and
Earl -Vandehl,Earl. (Jr.) and, .g.". Dianne Lacknian, Montreal E.
and area residents attended
nestiaY, August 27.
Bob and Audrey McKinley at S
the. Clinton arena Wed- g
"appreciation night" for
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Granton church year old
Anniversary is planned
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
GRANTON
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church, the Rev. Will Vollick
of London conducted the
service on Sunday.
Rev. Vollick spoke on the
great commandment and the
parable of the good
Samaritan, stressing you
must love the Lord your God
with all your heart, with
ally our soul, with all your
strength and with all your
mind and your neighbour as
yourself. Do this and allow
God to have control of your
life through your prayers,
said Rey. Vollick.
Pastor Glen Frets at
Granton Community Bible
Church concluded his study
from the book of Philipians.
God alone extends grace and
God alone deserves the
glory.
Next week the first an-
niversary of Granton
Community Bible Church
will be held at 11:00 a an,
with special music provided
by the "Nations." All are
invited to come and share in
this service.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn
Langford of Dorchester were
guests on Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Car-
men Dann, London and Mr.
and, Mrs. Leo Ironside,
Lairibeth spent Monday with
Mrs. Gordon .Dann.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins and family spent
last weekend at Toronto
visiting the Ontario Science
Centre and called on friends
at Jarvis, Ingersoll and
Niagara Falls.
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The annual chicken bar-
becue at St. Patrick's church
Friday was a very successful
venture and the Weather-
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evening. perfect
WEE SKATERS — Darrell Coleman appeared as a baby at
Friday's roller skating masquerade party at the South Huron
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spent Monday with her aunt
Marguerite Greenlee.
Doug and Carol Ford, Hay
visited Bob, Heather and
Courtney MacGillivray
recently at the home of
Heather's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Davis.
Herber Davis spent the
weekend at his home and
returned for further treat-
ment at St. Joseph's Hospital
until Thursday.
}Bison and Iva Hodgins,
Viking Alberta spent a few
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs:Clarence Davis and Mr.
l and Mrs. Harry Carroll.
.They left for home Saturday.
Mr. and Mts. Ron Cun-
ningham, Mar, spent a
couple of days with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Tindall,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
MacGillivray and Courtney
were Sunday evening dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee were weekend
guests with friends at their
cottage near Goderich.
CORRECTION
In last week's report of the
Kirkton Horticultural
Society flower show two
errors appeared,
The prize for the best
gladiolus Was donated by the
Kirkton branch of the
Toronto Dominion Bank and
Mrs. 'Floyd Stewart judged
the school posters.
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Officers have been elected
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The president will be
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