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Queensway residents
Queensway Nursingbome this Dr. & Mrs. Johnny Corr,
week Welcomes a new resident, Jamie, Jody and Jay of Windsor
Mrs. Elizabeth Sararas, who was visited with Mary Parlmer.
visite4 by her family Doris Mr. & Mrs. John Alcock waited
Bonthron, Ross Sararas and Mrs. with Cora Alcock.
McDonald.
Lawrence Wein of Exeter
visited the home Tuesday
morning and entertained the
residents by playing the piano
and singing.
Rev. Glen Wright of Exeter
conducted the church service on
Thursday, with Louise Mitchell
accompanying on the piano.
On Saturday;. the Kinette Club
of • Hensall presented the home
with a potted Easter lily and also
a potted mum.
The Chiselhurst UCW' were in
charge on•Monday after4n and
played bingo with the residents.
Mrs. Tom Scott played the auto
harp and sang Irish songs.
Lloyd and Helen Horton of the
Listowel area visited with Isabel
Brintnell.
Leonard Bragg of St. Marys
visited with his father Arthur
Bragg.
United Church notes
Rev.` Don Beck preached the
sermon "God's surprises" for the
Palm Sunday service in Ilensall
United Church on Sunday mor-
ning. The choir sang the anthem
"Hosannah, hosannah, to Christ
our king", accompanied on the
organ by Mrs. Turkheim.
The Maundy Thursday service
will be held on March 27 at 7:30 .
• p.m., when the sacrament of Holy
Communion will be held for both
the Ifensall and Chisellturst
congregations.
Sunday, March 30 at 6:30 a.m.
will be an Easter sunrise service,
and at 11 a.m. the' Celebration of
Easter service will be held in the
Hensall United Church, and at..1
pin. in the Chiselhurst Church.
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EXETER
TALKING WITH THE BAND LEADER — More than 600 persons attended a dance tit the Huron Park rec
centre sponsored by the Hurori Liberal •Association. Above, band leader Walter Ostanek of Kitchener TV
fame chats with Marjorie and Wayne Tuckey.pnd Huron MPP Jock f Ridell and his wife Leone_ T -A photo
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Seven young people c6nfirmed Sunday
at Centralia United Church service
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN at the regular meeting of the High, George Dixon; ..lone hands,
CCIT on Tuesday evening the Chas. Rollings; low, Lawrence
t hris-Beaton,-_ fiancy Findatl; grls a or ed on wafts T e also Hirtzel.
Penny Smith, Dianne Skinner. made final plans for the bazaar Coveners for the'�fext party are
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald
and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickens..
Donna Wilson, Linda Wilson. and and tea to be held in the
Robbie Essery were confirmed schoolroom of the United Church
and welcaned- into the church Ain Saturday, March 29 from 2 to 5
membership during the service p.m
in the United Church on Sunday
morning.
There will be a service in the
church on Good Friday at 7.30
p.rn.
On Easter Sunday, comrnunion
will be observed and the choir
will provide special n3,usic for the
Easter service..
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Following the worship service
Euchre party
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lewis and Mk..
& Mrs. Norman Lewis were in
_charge of the euchre party in the
Community Centre on Monday
night. - -
Prize winners were:- ladies
fiigh score, Mrs. Wm. Lamport
lone hands, Mrs. 'Joe Carter; low,
Mrs Margaret Fletcher; men's
Oyster and ham
supper attended
• By KATHY COOPER ,
ELIMVILLE
Several attended the Oyster
and Ham Supper sponsored by
the Encampment IOOF at South
Huron District High School.
Euchre was enjoyed following the
meal.
Mock wedding performed
The Elimville and Winchelsea
communities held a shower at the
Elimville United • church on
Thursday evening for Joyce
Kerslake. Laura Johns escorted
Joyce to her beautifully
decorated chair.
A "hippi-mock wedding was
performed by 'Carol Allen, Mary
Johns. Kathy Cooper, Elaine and
Margaret Pym. Mrs. Janice
Webber read the address' and
many gifts were presented to
Joyce.
Others taking part in the
program were Helen Batten, Lois
Johns. Joan Pym. Joan Lynn,
Mrs. Sandra Rowe. •Mrs. Janet'
Coward and Mrs. Gladys,..Skin-
ner.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton visited
with her parents Mr. & Mrs.
Reuben Pehlke of Monkton on
Friday evening.
Mr. Si Mrs. Douglas Johnston
and family of Lucan and Helen
Warren of London visited Sunday
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with i41r. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper
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Elgin Skinner, Cindy -and
, of Toronto spent the we
with Ruth and Laverne Skinner.
Mr. & Mrs. Walt Tiedeman and
•family of Exeter Visited on
Saturday and Mr. & Mrs. Bob
McDonald and Mark of Exeter
visited on Sunday with Ruth and
Laverne.,
The Elimville Women's
Institute catered to the Kirkton-
Woodham Carnival Club banque
Monday evening at the Co
munity Centre.
The Kerslake' family gathttt'ed
to honor Joyce Kerslake on
Tuesday evening at Elimville
hall.
Barbara -and Bradley Skinner
returned home after a few days
with Mr. & Mrs. Jake Hovius of
Sarnia.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Ross Skinner were Mr. &
Mrs. Jake Hovius of Sarnia, Joan
Kerslake,,_,1!r, & Mrs. Harry
Jaques and family of Zion, Janet
Tomlinson and Ron Henderson of
St Marys.
Mr. Larry Skinner is in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London
following surgery on Monday.
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St. Paul's ACW
HEN6ALL
The regular meeting of the St.
Paul's ACW was held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. F._
Forrest. The president Mrs.
Anderson opened the meeting
with everyone taking part in the
Litany.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. The roll
call was answered by a Biblical
"time" verse. It was -decided to
pack a bale at the next meeting.
The study book "Meet criticism
with serenity" was given by
Helen Roberts. Discussions and
ways of making •money were
discussed.
The Annual Diocesian Council
meeting will be held on May 1 in
London. The president an-
nounced the deanery meeting in
Stratford on April 16. A piano
instrumental by Sandra McCurdy
was much enjoyed.
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Seniors enjoy crokinole
The senior citizens •enjoyed• an
afternoon of Crokinole and Cards
in the Community Centre on
Monday followed by lunch
social time.
Personals
Mary Shoebottom s
days last week with re
Parry Sound.
Weekend gues with
Mrs. Ralph Ligh o were Mr.
•Mrs. Nejl Mag re f Lond
Sunday dinner g sts
Mrs. Wilfred D on
Mrs. Tom Kooy.
Mr. rs. Lloy
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librarian visits Kippen women
Sy MRS. RENA CALDWELL
D. E. Feaver, Hensel' told
members of Kippen East W. I.
about 'his work as librarian at
Goderich Collegiate when they
met for the Cultural activities
meeting on March 19. •
He stated that the library used
by students and teachers was a
technical library and that he did
the buying of books and other
equipment. He was introduced by
Mrs. Drummond and thanked by
Mrs. Pullman.
The president welcomed the
guests and gave a reading. Mrs.
'J. Keyes, district president,
broughtgreetings from South
Huron District Women's Institute
and .stated that the district an."
nual meeting will be held May 15
in Dashwood: Achievement Day
will be May 3.
Leaders are needed .for the
Garden Club Family Night arid
Fun Niilit will be held April 4 in
the Legion Hall.
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A skit, "Aint got the•money for
the mortgage" was presented -by
Margaret Hoggarth, Grace
Drummond, Mona Alderdice,
Helen Parsons and Marg Con-
nolly. Mary Broadfoot led in a
dance session. _
Mrs. R. Kinsman gave the
Family and- Consumers Affairs
report. Members answered the
roll call by naming a favourite
old' time dance and introducing
their guests •
Mrs. Kinsman chaired the
business portion of the meeting
and' Mrs. ''Druminond the
program.
Several members of Kippen
East WI. enjoyed a "Fun
Afternoon" with Grand Bend W.I.
and several other Womens'
Institute branches of South Huron
District on March 20 at Grand
Bend. .
Mr. & Mrs. Eli Denys seen(
two weeks tracationing _ itt
Florida.
. Mrs..Ruth Diekert,-Harriston,'
is visiting with her sister Mrs.
Norman Dickert.
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& Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel
re Sunday visitors with Mr. &
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Parkhill.
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