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Ten baby band children and
their mothers were guests of the
United Church ladies meeting
on Thursday afternoon in the
Sunday School rooms.
The children entertained the
ladies with several action songs.
The UCW received a card of
thanks for a gift from Mrs.
Clarence Green who has moved
to Exeter.
The children and their mothers
were served a picnic • lunch by
the members.
This will be the last meeting
until September.
PERSONALS
Recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Arthur Lee, was their
son & wife Mr. & Mrs. Ralph
Lee of Lavonia, Michigan when
they celebrated Ralph's birthday.
VISIT ELMIRA
geveral Grand Bend and area
people went on a charter bus trip
Eln&a Thursday, sponsored
rby the"1 Ien's'ci b of the 'Chm I
of God.
Arriving there at 1~0 a.m. the
people were shown films and
commentary in Elmrira'Mennonite
Church, about the Mennonite
customs and ways of life. FoNlow-
in.g this the church Ladies served
a delicious hot dinner in the SS
rooms.
After dinner a tour of the
farming area, with aguide
pointing out places of interest.
Many of these people farm with
horse power and do not have
hydro or telephone_
Stops of interest were the
covered bridge at West Mont-
rose. shopping in an old fashion-
ed country store at the Farmer's
market near Kitchener.
Many lovely hand made
items were for sale at the Men-
nonite church, including fresh
home baked bread.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Baker who celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary
at their home, Saturday, June 12.
Another bridal shower was held
Tuesday evening for popular
bride elect Wendy VanBruaene,
at the home of Mrs. Jini Pfaff,
at Exeter, with co -hostess, Mrs.
Eric Heywood.
This shower included mostly
relatives from grooms side of the
family.
LIVELONG RESIDENT DIES
Funeral services were held
Friday for Mrs. Ida (Webb)
Turnbull, who passed ,away
Wednesday June 9, at South
Huron hospital, Exeter, in her
79th year.
She is survived by her husband
Max Turnbull, one daughter,
Elva, Mrs. Lloyd Lamport, of
Crediton, three sons, Jack of
RR 1, Dashwood, Dr. Robert
of Walkerton, and Fred of New
Orleans, three sisters, Mrs.
Hazel Stebbins, Grand Bend,
Mrs. Wilmer McLinchey, Parkhill
and Mrs. Ralph Williams, Port
Huron, Michigan, two brothers,
Stewart of Grand Bend, Milton
of London also five grandchildren
and five great grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Elgin Hend-
rick, Carl Turnbull, Ed Turnbull,
Wayne Miller, Larry . Luther
and Lloyd Fahner. Rev. Harley
Moore officiates and iterment
was at Grand Bend cemetery.
IRE ,4'R SPEAKER
The Grand Bend United Church
women bold' their • Thanks .Offer-
ing .Servaioe, $may,• acid guest
speaker was tilts. June S ienee of
Kent ge The *erne of her
talk was " aprrniess".
. There' was ap.eetel „frantic by
an 614 tees cin* atilt a solo by
Mrs. iatie McKinnon, "How
Lovely -are Thy dwellings."
The UCW ladies are sponsoring
a pancake breakfast in conjuction
with talo Burger Fest, Satur-
day a.iri. 8:30 to IQ.
The Grand Bend United Church
Cemetery Decoration service will
be held at the cemetery on
Sunday, June 20, at 2:00 p.m.
In case of inclement weather
the service will be held in the
United Church.
The couples cs club b met Saturday
evening at the United Church.
with 14 hi attendance. This was
a work meeting when they set
out plants in the flower beds
around the church, and the urns
and they also helped Bill
Love to plant four young trees
in the outdoor church service
area.
Lunch hostesses were Elaine
Moore, Elsie Keyes and Brenda
Love.
Mr. & Mrs. Louie Walker, of
Pontiac, Michigan have been
visiting this past week with
their daughter & son-in-law,
Rcv. and Mrs. John Campbell,
Laura Lee & Douglas.
Recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Art Finkbeiner were Mr.
& Mrs. John Waters, of Parkhill
and Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb,
of Woodham.
Mrs. Marjorie Knight of
London is visiting her sister
& brother-in-law this week,
Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill.
TWILIGHT AUCTION SALE
at Hensall
Wed., June 23, 6:30 p.m.
Antiques, Furniture, Household
for Campbell Ayre
Antiques, furniture, picture frames Etc. to be held at Ware-
house Richmond St. North 3 blocks west of Bendix Water
Tower Hensall. Round dining table (Ped Base) excellent cond
Flat to wall cupboard, Rare old dresser Marble top Tamp
stands and Brass Pulls (Known to be over 100 yrs. old),
5 Queen Anne dining chairs (showcase Cond.), Wicker chair,
Rope Bed, 3 Antique Beds, Fire place mantle, extension
Dining Table, sewing machine, approx. 20 rare old picture
frames (excellent) Coal oil lamp, Round Iron Stove with water
front (good), assortment of old chairs, Fainting couch (newly
upholstered) Love Seat (New), chesterfields, old weigh
scales, iron beds and Springs, end and coffee tables, 6
chrome chairs, portable stereo (New cond), Delhi Antenna
amplifier, Polaroid colour Pack IV Camera, Dehumidifier,
miniature Golf 9 new puts, transistor Radio, Hose for gas
stove, floor polisher (New), 2 Davenports, partial listing,
many other items
TERMS OF SALE CASH
Percy Wright, Auctioneer
KIPPEN, ONT.
(176109.103%. nualiZaftenq
262-5515
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