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GRAND BEND
Twenty-five Women's Institute
members and friends gathered
Thursday evening, at the Green
Forest for a dinner meeting.
A short business period followed
at which. Mrs. Alec Hamilton
reported on attending the Officers
Conference at Waterloo Univer-
sity, and the District annual
held at Crediton in May. The
Zurich fair W.I. exhibit was
discussed for July.
Mrs. Olive Miller was in charge
of the social period with surprise
games. Lucky chair won by
Mrs. J. Smeekens; sticker on
pin card won by Mrs. Marge
Mason; closet birthday to date
Mrs. Ruth Hendrick. Tickets
were drawn for age groups.
Closest to 40-50 years, Mrs.
Alan Waiper; closest to 50-60
years, Mrs. J. Smeekens; Clos-
est to 60-70, Mrs, Manford Luth-
er; over 70 years, Mrs. Walter
Fassold. Prettiest long hair
won by Mrs. Rosie Grigg.
Special guests were the 4-H
leaders Mrs. J. Smeekens and
Mrs. Alan Walper. They report-
ed the next 4-H project in the
fall will be the "Cereal Shelf".
This was the last Women's
Institute meeting until Septem-
ber.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Belt of
Milford, Michigan, and Mrs.
Lily Moore of Detroit, spent the
weekend with their sister Mrs.
Leroy Bariteau.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hamilton
attended the Lambton County
Historical meeting Thursday eve-
ning at Petrolia.
Art Baker is a patient at
University Hospital, London,
where he had a heart pacer
implanted.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter of
Hamilton visited recently with
their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Hamilton.
The Church of God ladies held
their June meeting, Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Harold Chamberjine, with 12 in
attendance.
Mrs. Morley Desjardine con-
ducted the worship service on
the theme of summer, the beauty
of things and vacations.
The topic was taken by Mrs.
Katie Vincent and she spoke on
missionaries, Mr, and Mrs.
Philip Kinley, who. are serving
in Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLaren
of Clinton spent the week .end
with his sister, Mrs. Raymond
Kading.
Sunday visitors with Mr.' and
Mrs. Alvin Statton were Mrs.
Mabel Desjardine of Shipka.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cooper of
Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Desjardine of Huron Park.
Rev. and Mrs. John Campbell,
Debbie Snider and Mr. and
Mrs. George Winegarden, Jamie
and Jackie, all attended the
International convention of
Church of God last week at
Anderson, Indiana. Mr. and
Mrs. Louie Walker of Pontiac,
stayed with Laura Lee and Doug-
las Campbell while their parents
were away. -
A good crowd attended the
Decoration Service at Grand
Bend United Church Cemetery
Sunday afternoon. Ed Gill was
master of ceremonies. Rev. H.
Moore was speaker, and Alex
Desjardine led in group hymn
singing. Mrs. Marie McKinnon
sang a solo "Beyond the Sunset,"
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GRAND BEND GRADS—The Grand Bend nursery school held its graduation ceremonies on Friday.
Left to right are, front row, Brian Baird, Barbie Clipperton, Kim Crowford, Patrick Haggitt, Tammy
Johnson, and Jeff Keller. Second row are Kelly Kirk, Tara Larmer, Tammy Rau, Kim Redick, Sandra
Stire and Frankie Wulterkens. Jeff Butler was absent. Citizens News Photo
accompanying herself on guitar.
The Senior Citizens white
elephant table was quite success-
ful during the Buffalo Burger
Fest weekend and a number of
tickets sold on their hand made
quilt.
Outdoor services at the United
Church will begin July 4, weather
permitting.
Mrs. Ross Meyers, of Toronto,
will be playing the organ for
the summer at St. Johns by the
Lake Anglican Church.
Rev. H. Moore's sermon topic
at the morning service in Grand
Bend United Church was "Invi-
tations and excuses". A trio
consisting of Mrs. Marie Mc-
Kinnon, Mrs. Nola Love and
Buelah Holt, sang "The Story of
Old".
Around 150 attended the pan-
cake breakfast, Saturday morning
at the United Church.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Morenz and girls were
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morenz,
Cheri and Michelle of London and
Mr. and Mrs. John McNish of
Lake Orion.
Crediton mishap
hospitalizes
four persons
Four people are in the hospital
as the result of a two car collision
Sunday morning at the King St.
intersection in Crediton.
Both drivers, William Lang, 19.
of London and Richard Fink-
beiner, 20, of Crediton, and two
passengers in
the Lang vehicle,
Robert Chambers, 21, and
Murray Brown, 20, both of
.London are in the hospital.
All are in good condition except
for Chambers who is in poor
condition with serious head in-
juries.
The collision caused an
estimated $5.000 damage.
Charges are pending.
Exeter OPP were also called to
investigate a break, enter and
theft at the Beaver Food Service
Ltd. About $15 in cans and food
were stolen.
They were also involved in
other traffic investigations, in-
cluding- nne in Zurich when the
car of Douglas Turkheim, Zurich,
struck a protruding manhole
cover during a heavy downpour.
Damage was estimated at $800 to
the Turkheim car in the Saturday
morning accident.
Robert Lawrence, 16, of Huron
Park, and his.passenger, Beverly
Learn, 16, from Exeter both
sustained minor injuries when
the La-wrence vehicle overturned
afterr'Lawrence had lost control
of his car Saturday morning.
In all, the Exeter detachment
of the OPP laid four charges
under the criminal Code, 16
under the Liquor Licence Act and
53 in the Highway Traffic Act.
Thirteen graduate from
Grand Be.nd nursery
Thirteen students of the Grand
Bend nursery school graduated
Friday while parents and friends
looked on. Reeve Bob Sharen
presented each gown and cap
clad graduate with a certificate
of graduation designed and made
by the school's instructors,
Donna Mitchell and Faye Blair.
Following the presentation of
certificates the students and
parents were entertained by two
movie films of the students
both on the school grounds and
at the Pineridg,e zoo.
A draw for a set of brass scales
and a lamp was held with pro-
ceeds going to help the fin-
ancial situation of the nursery
school. Helen Elliot of Grand
Bend won the lamp while Mrs.
Walsh of Grand Cove Estates
won the scales.
Lunch was served ending an
exciting morning for the thirteen
young grads.
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