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N ;I BEND
(ELAINE GRAINGER,
Correspondent)
On Thursday, July 24 at 2
o'clock in the afternoon the Vill-
age ge o f Grand Bend and the Grand
Bend Lions Club are holding a
public reception on the beach for
the Canadian TV personality,
Joan Fairfax, when a key "To
the Village of Grand Bend' will be
presented.
Amongst those an attendance
will be :the Honorable Brian Cath-
cart, Minister of Travel and Pub-
licity; Mr. C. E. Janes, M.P.P.,
I-,ambton West; Mr. Ernest Jack -
soar, M.P.P., London South; Mr.
Charles MacNaught'on,
South Huron; Mr. James Dalton,
Reeve of Grand Bend; aneanbers
of the council; Group Capt
E. Kenyon: Commanding Officer,
RCAF Station Centralia; Mr. Rus-
sell Watson, Warden of Laanbton
County.
Miss Fairfax will anduse hel land
er own
plane for travelling
at Centralia at •approximately 11
a.m.
There will be a parade to the
beach at 1.45 p.m. led by the
RCAF Brass ,and Trumpet Band
of Centralia Mr Pont. The whole
.affair will be staged in conjunc-
tion with the Grand Bend Lions
Annual "Halliday Ball" the same
evening, starring Joan Fairfax ,and
Lionel Thornton and has Casa Roy-
al Orchestra. This widll not only
be a means of raising considerable
funds, but may be the sacral high-
light of the summer season. ,
It will also be a wonderful op-
portunity for fall families to see
one of Canada's favorite TV stars
in person.
ZUUJCH Citizens NEWS
BLUEWATER and BAYFIELD NEWS
.(Mrs. Russe! Grainger, Correspondent)
0
HILLSGREE1
Mr nomas Pemhale is wear-
ing a ramie these days -'it's a bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook, I..ondan,
spent the
Grove,
the guests of Mr. andCedar Nelson
Tiernan.
Mr. Wilfred Turner, Port Stan-
ley, spent the weekend with his
wife and children atand e ho Johnme
his parents, Mr.
Turner.
Mr. and G s. derich,w ered r _ Sun
wait family,day, visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Ducharme.
Mr. William Turner, Wspend a,
arrived on Sunday to
week with his sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Camp -
beds.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mustard,
Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Godwin
Westlake and Ann, and Mr. Jae
Chapman enjoyed a motor strip to
Detroit on Sunday. While there,
they 'attended services gat the Gil-
ead Baptist Church. This church
televises a service on OE)LW
Channel 9, Saturday evening at
8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dudharnne,
Miss Anne Ducharme, Miss Berna-
dette Drulllard, and Mr. Leos Du-
char/Tie, Windsor, spent the week-
end with their parents. Mr. and
(family, and is spending a few
days. with Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Coleman.
Mr. Robin McAllister is a pat-
ient in ESeter hospital !after hav-
ing suffered a stroke. The .com-
munity is hoping die has a speedy
recovery.
Rev. Workman, Seaforth, prea-
ched the services Sunday at Varna
and Goshen churches in the ab-
sence of Rev. T. J. itt.1v Sunday withr. and
Mrs. Workman; spent
Mrs,. Thelma Workman and Leroy.
Mrs. Melvin Webster, Varna,
ententauned on Saturday at a
trousseau tea in honour of her
daughter, Lais, who is a bride -
elect of July 26. Guyer and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
faanlily, Milverton, visited Sunday
with Mrs. August Guyer.
,Sympathy is extended to Mr.
Ward Forrest and family on the
passing away of his mother. Mrs.
Jack Forrest, The
them threral vas
held Tuesday, from
on
funeral home with interment in
the Evangelical Cemetery, Zurich.
The annual Coleman penile was
held an Saturday at Laois Park,
Seaforth.
Varna United Church Baby
Band held there annual picnic at
the Bayfield Square on. Wednesday
afternoon, June 16.
(Mrs. Gordon Coleman,
Correspondent)
Mrs. Myrtle Carnochan, Wayne,
Michigan, visited Sunday with: Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Coleman and
Mrs. Peter Ducharme, Blue Water
Highway.
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Ma Westlake
visited his parents, Mr. and
Thomas, Westlake. on Sunday.
Misses Kathleen and Louise Tal-
bot and Mr. Eric Cleave attended
the ;Church of God Camp near
London, this weekend. They also
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Talbot, Jr., London.
Master Michael Greer as' holi-
daying at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr. amt Mrs. Gladwin
Westlake.
Mrs. John Turner, Mrs. 'Wilfred
Turner, Linda and Johnny spent
last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Pollock and family, Goshen
Line.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, Mr.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1958'
and Mrs. Wilfred Turner and ram.-
ily, lir. and Mrs. Fraser Stirling
and family ,callled on Mr. and Mr's.
George Campbell bast Saturday
nan:arl7t.
Celebrate Birthday
One of Stanley Township's old-
est residents, John Seorbehmer, Sn,
celebrated his 88th birthday at a
picnic 'arranged by members of his
family and held in the square
at Bayfield on Sunday, July 20.
The lovely birthday cakes cent-
red
ertred the picnic ,table and an enjoy-
able afternoon was spent in the
park.
During the afternoon, Mr. Seot--
chmer received a telephone call
from his nice, Mrs. Merle Cook,
Vicksburg, Michigan, wishing him
a happy birthday.
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