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EQUIPMENT DONATED — The women's auxiliary of South Huron Hospital have spent some money on
equipment and donated it to the hospital. Above, from left, Mrs. Helen Mickle, and Mrs. Marian Knowles,
members of the auxiliary's buying committee, Mrs. Chorlenne English, director of nursing and administrator
Elmer Taylor look over some of the new materials. Shown are a duplicating machine, and a medical cart.
The cart is used for the dispensing of medications to patients. The other equipment purchased by the aux-
iliary is o calculator, and an alternating pressure point mattress. It is on air mattress with air moving through
it, for patients who are bedridden. T -A photo
Staffa WI tell favorite style,
honor leaders of 4-H clubs
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Mrs. Alvin Barbour, Mrs.
Frank Hamilton and Mrs. Carter
Kerslake were hostesses for the
May meeting of the Staffa
Women's Institute held in the
township hall on Wednesday May
21 at 8:30 p.m.
The president, Mrs. Charles
Douglas presided and opened
with the Institute Ode and Mary
Stewart Collect. The president
then welcomed the guests, 4-H
girls, leaders and former leaders
to the meeting.
A candle was lit in memory of a
Life Member. Mrs. Penelope
Fell, who passed away on Sun-
day. May 11. After observing a
two minute silence in- her
memory. Mrs. Douglas read
Psalm 23.
There were eight members and
11 visitors present and the roll
call was answered by. "A
clothing style I enjoy wearing
and why."
Mrs. Douglas presented a
paper on the Motto, "Look for the
best. it is often near you."
The district president, Mrs.
Carter Kerslake. made a
presentation of an Institute Pin
on behalf of the Staffa W.I.) .to
Mrs. John Miller, for serving so
well as president.
A trillium cup and saucer was
presented to Joanne Ross for
successfully completing 12 4-H
projects and receiving her
provincial honours.
Mrs. Douglas presented Mrs.
Arthur Smale and Mrs. William
Butson each with a gift for their
leadership with the 4-H girls.
Nancy Templeman from Staffa
No 1 club. commented on their
display. "Clothes for Liesure."
and Kathy Douglas from Staffa
No. 2 club. commented on their
display. "Trim with
Imagination".
Several of the girls displayed
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their leisure garments which
they had completed in this club.
Mrs. George Vivian conducted .
a quiz on "Test Your Safety IQ"
which proved most interesting.
Mrs. John Miller gave an in-
teresting report on the district
annual meeting held at Kirkton
on May 20.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dow at-
tended the graduation of their son
David at Guelph University on
Wednesday. and the graduation
of their son Dennis at Guelph
University on Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kemp at-
tended the graduation of their
niece Jane Francis on Thursday
at Waterloo University.
Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman
and family attended the
graduation of their daughter and
sister Darlene on Friday at
Waterloo University.
John Ashton, Woodstock, is
spending a few days with his aunt
and uncle. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur
Kemp.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Miller, and
family were guests at the Butson
- Young wedding at Hibbert
United Church on Saturday.
Jim and Gary Norris, Bramp-
ton visited on the weekend with
Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Norris and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Miller
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Mary
Mary Anne Gielen was among
the large group of university
graduates last•eekend held at
Brescia College. London.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. McCann at-
tended their nephew's wedding
held in London last week.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Hogan and
girls. Exeter spent Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan.
Jane Glavin. London was a
weekend guest with her parents
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Glavin.
Many ladies from this com-
munity attended a bridal shower
for Joanne Cronyn, a June bride,
held for her in Centralia Com-
munity Centre. on Tuesday.
Bishop Carter has appointed -
Rev. Father Charles Sullivan as
an assistant pastor to Rev.
Father John Mooney P.P. to
begin May 28.
A very special event took place
at the Motherhouse of Mount St
Joseph's Academy London. as
some of the Sisters celebrated a
60th anniversary of the religious
profession. Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
McCann were guests when the
Otters' aunt, Sister St. Omer
(Glavin) was among the sisters
to celebrate that anniversary.
Family gathers
to mark birthday
Forty-five people gathered at
the Kirkton-Woodham Com-
munity Centre on Sunday, May 18
in honour of Mrs. Irene Ford's
85th birthday. Those present
were Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sparling,
London; Mr. & Mrs. Freeman
Horne, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Horne
and girls, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Ford and family, all of Win-
chelsea, Mrs. Laura Dickey and
Rob. Mrs. Gerald Morley and
family, Mr. & Mrs. Doug Coward
and Mary Margaret all of Exeter,
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Ford and
family, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brock
and Laurie all of Kitchener, Mr.
& Mrs. Newman Baker, Welburn,
Mrs. Gerry Grubbe and family,
Farquhar, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton
Brock and family of Elora.
Mrs. Ford has 15 grandchildren
and 15 great-grandchildren.
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Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dow and
Ernest, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris
and Patti, Mr. & Mrs. Clifton
Miller and Paul, Mr. & Mrs. John
Templeman and Mary Jane were
among the guests at the grade 13
graduation dinner at Mitchell
District High School on Monday.
Pam Cameron, Karen Miller,
Teresa Deihl, Terry Templeman,
Bob Scott, Richard Cameron,
Dennis Parsons, Roger Riley and
Jeff Butson are among the grade
8 students from Upper Thames
Elementary School enjoying a
three day trip to Sudbury.
Cromarty ladies study hope
trousseau tea at her home on daughter, Beth, whose marriage
Sunday afternoon for her will take place next Saturday.
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Mrs. John Templeman opened
the May meeting of the Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxiliary with a
reading, There is a Loveliness on
Earth.
Hymn 437 was sung with Mrs.
Duncan Scott at the piano.
Mrs. Templeman led in prayer
and read the scripture from
Hebrews 8: 1-13 followed by two
accordion' solos by Margaret
Laing.
An invitation to Hensall to
attend the 85th birthday party of
their W.M.S. on June 10 was
received.
Mrs. Lorne Elliott described
the Presbyterial bus trip to the
Niagara district early in May.
Because of the strawberry
supper in June, the next Marian
Ritchie meeting was postponed
until Monday, June 23, at 9 p.m.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller recorded 20
cards and 5 visits to shut-ins, then
gave the topic, A Hopeful Month,
which referred to the month of
May as one of hope.
She described other events in
the Bible, in the comic strips, and
in the world, which showed the
importance of hope to us.
The book dealt with the manner
in which schools were being used
as a means of getting the Gospel
to people in India, Nigeria,
Taiwan and the West Indies.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Robert Laing.
Persona Is
John Wallace's Cromarty
senior girls' ball team started out
the season with a big bang by
defeating Exeter girls in a lop-
sided game on Tuesday night.
Among the guests at the Young -
Butson wedding in Staffa oh
Saturday were Mr. & Mrs. Eldon
Allen and family, Mr. & Mrs.
Mervin Dow, Mr. & Mrs. John
Scott, Mrs. Stanley Dow, Roger
Dow, and Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Dow
and family.
Mrs. Murray Christie held a
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