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Huron County T.B. Association
Elects Slate, Reports Finances
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The Rev. and Mrs. Harold Bai
ley and daughters, of Parker St.
United Church, Sarnia, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Chap
man last week.
Zurich, Gloverdale and Credi
ton Women’s Institutes are invit
ed to the tree planting ceremony
and to hear the guest speaker,
Art Davies, at the May 21 meet
ing of the Grand Bend W.J. The
Grand Bend W.I. are presenting
flags to all school children of the
district on May 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Brown, of
Stratford, have taken the store
they occupied last season and are
opening their confectionary busi
ness. In the other half of the
store will be a perfumery for this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. McKeown, of
Stratford, are in their cottage in
Green Acres.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rendle
are in Toronto for a week.
Miss Jennifer Jackson has been
visiting Miss Deborrah Thompson
for the past week. Mr. and Mrs.
F. Wilson took Jennifer to her
home in Toronto on Sunday.
Mrs. Lovey had her family
from London with her for Mo
thers’ Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Girton of
Victoria, B.C., were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young dur
ing the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Truscott, Detroit,
were at their Beach O’Pines home
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Shackle
ton, Detroit, spent, the weekend
at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Sarnia,
were at Huron Vista this week
end. Mr, Marshall enters Sarnia
Hospital for surgical treatment
this week.
Temperature was over 80°
over Saturday and Sunday. The
beach was crowded and many
went for their first swim of the
season.
Mothers’ Day Service
The chprches were crowded for
Mothers’ Day.
The United Church had a spe
cial service, combining the Sun
day School and a christening
service. Mr. Wellwood Gill, superintendent of the ’Sunday School,
assisted the Rev. W. C. Smith.
Miss Joan Chapman read a story
and Miss Judy Desjardine supplied a piano accompaniment to
Mr. Douglas Gill’s Junior Choir,
with Mr. Gill at the organ.
The church was filled with
chairs in the aisles.
The Anglican ladies’ euchre
was very successful.
The Legion are promoting a
dart tournament in the Legion
Hall on Thursday evening this
week.
Mrs. F. Negrijn and Anne were
in London last week.
F/C Johnnie Heron spent the
weekend at his old haunts in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell have
returned from Florida.
Miss Joan Gill graduates from
St. Joseph’s Hospital on May 2.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coch
rane, St. Thomas, were at Hill
side for the weekend.
At the annual meeting of Hur
on County T.B. Association, a
motion was passed adopting the
Constitution and By-laws as sug
gested by the Ontario T.B. Asso
ciation. According to the By-laws,
the association shall be under an
Executive Council of twelve mem
bers, elected each year
general annual meeting.
The members of the
for the coming term are;
Knight, Wroxeter; F. E.
by the
council
Hector
Madill,
Wingham; Robert Walker, Brus
sels; F. Snow, Seaforth; W. Rob
inson, Clinton; J. Kincaid, Gode
rich; Robert Middleton, Hensall;
J. Creech, Exeter; R. Illsley, Zur
ich; E. McIlroy, Grand Bend;
James Cameron, Bayfield; G.
Augustine, Blyth.
The following is the financial
statement of the Huron County
T.B. Association for the period
of April 1, 1952, to March 31,
1953.
Receipts
Balance on hand April 1, 1952,
$4,958.48; bank interest, $18.34;
County of Huron (grant), $2,-
000.00.
Christmas Seal Campaign
Grand Bend, $233.25; Clinton,
$892.37; Exeter, $1,018.00;
Goderich, $1,122.69; Wingham,
$976.70; Blyth, $375.50; Brus
sels, $410.10; Seaforth, $676.74;
Wroxeter and Ho wick, $333.38;
Zurich, $525.95; Bayfield, $227.-
00; total, $6,791.68.
Total receipts, $13,768.50.
Expenditures
Ontario T.B. (Christmas Seal
supplies), $750.38; Ontario T.B.
Association (assessment $343.00,
mass X-ray $177.10), $520.IQ.
Referred Clinics
Goderich, $1,372,00; Wingham,
$333.00; Clinton, $442.00; Sea
forth, $122.00; Beck Memorial
Sanatorium, $1,1.93.59; Waterloo
Co., $18.00; total, $2,480.59.
Secretary - treasurer's supplies,
$17.10; secretary-treasurer’s sal
ary, $250.00.
Sundries
South Huron Hospital, $5,000.-
00; printing and advertising mass
X-ray, $218.97; Christmas gift
patients (Beck Mem.), $118.45;
total, $5,337.42.
Total expenditures, $9,355.59.
Balance on hand, $4,412.91.
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CGIT Banquet
Grand Bend United Church was
the scene of the annual
and-daughter banquet of
IT on Tuesday, May 5,
present.
The coming coronation
mother-
the CG-
with 75
was th e
inspiration for the patriotic col
ors of red, white and blue in the
decoration scheme, the room and
tables being lavishly decorated
with flags and the tables colorful
with candles, serviettes and place
favors which included a
silk flag for each. A bowl
roses adorned the head
There were exclamations
lighted admiration as the
were seated.
Joan Chapman, the president
of the group, gave words of wel
come and was chairman and
toastmistress. Nancy Broderick
conducted a little ceremony
whereby a representative mother
and daughter for the evening
were chosen and presented with
a corsage. The fortunate ones
were Mrs. Statton and Judy Des
jardine. A corsage was also pre
sented to Mrs. Bailey, the speaker
of the evening, and to Mrs.
Smith, for her excellent Christian
leadership.
The dinner was prepared and
served by the ladies of the
W.M.S. Everyone enjoyed a sing
song ably led by Audrey Green.
Toast to the mothers by1 Betty
Dalton was responded to by Mrs.
Willis Gill; toast to the church
small
of red
table,
of de
guests
by Marilyn Statton responded to
by Mrs. Kading; toast to the
daughters by Mrs, Green, re
sponded to by Joan Gill. A letter
was read by the secretary from
Mrs. E. Desjardine, president of
Huron Presbyterial, expressing
her regrets over her unavoidable
absence. The poem, Mother O’
Mine, was read by Joan Ravelie.
Mrs, Smith, one of the leaders,
expressed appreciation to the
W.M.S. and to the girls for their
splendid work during the year.
Joan Chapman rendered a piano
solo.
Mrs. Wellwood Gill, president
of the W.M.S., gave a brief mes
sage and Mrs. C. Chapman,
leader, introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. II. Bailey, of Sar
nia. The subject, ‘‘On Being- A
Christian”, was inspiring. The
girls presented a comedy skit,
“The Case Of The Multilated Mid
dy”.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clarke and
boys of Sunshine Line; Mrs. Nel
son Clarke, of Farquhar, and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Dayman, Gary
and Shirley, of Kippen, visited on
Sunday with, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Talbot
and girls, of Bayfield; Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Hutchison, of Lon
don, called at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Walters Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Baker,
of W ell burn, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Dickey and family, of
Woodham, were Sunday visitirs
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ntwton Clarke
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrss. Lome Sholdice, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Elson Lynn and
Larry motored to Owen Sound
on Sunday and spent the day
with relatives there.
Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Donna
attended a mother a.nd daughter
banquet for the girls’ club at the
home of Mrs. Harold Taylor on
Tuesday afternoon.
Public
The
sented
part in
test last week. They were
Gilfillan, Mary Skinner,
Routly, Grace Johns,
Woods, Neil Valentyne,
Mills and Brian Hern.
Speaking Contest
local school was repre-
by eight pupils taking
the pubHc sqeaking >con-
Donna
Grace
Bobby
Sharon
Grace
Routly won the prize for Win
chelsea from those chosen to
speak at Thames Road Church
on Thursday evening last. Con
gratulations are extended to the
teacher, Mrs. Sparling, and
pupils for winning the shield.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickering
and Terry spent the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. Comfort, of
Fenwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray
and family visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rundle,
of Woodham.
Special Mothers’ Day and bap
tism services were held here on
Sunday. Music was supplied by
the junior choir. Rev. Parrott
gave a special talk to the child
ren and parents.
W.A. Meets
The regular meeting of the
W.A. was held at the home of
Mrs. Ross Pickering with a good
attendance. A good program was
presented by the group in charge
and a splendid address given by
Rev. Parrott. Mrs. Parrott ex
tended an invitation to have the
W.A. come to their home for the
June meeting.
_ Stanley Ross, son of Mr. and
Ross Pickering, was bap-
Day at the
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Mrs. r __
tized on Mothers’
United Church. His granuinouier,
Mrs. Jack Shank, of Parkhill, at
tended the service,
Mrs, Gordon McNair, Doug,
Wilma and Elaine spent Sunday
with Mrs. Lida Lamport and
Tom.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer
and Sandra visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sweit
zer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ratz have-
just returned from a week’s holi
days. They motored to New York
and surrounding places.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russell and
family visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell, of
To Organize
Credit Union
An organization meeting for
Community Credit Union in Ex
eter and district was held at
Crediton last week. Twenty names
were signed to an application for
a charter from the provincial
government.
Rev. J. L. O’Rourke, Clinton,
diocesan director of Credit Un
ions, and W. V. Roy, also of
Clinton, who is president of the
Stratford and District Credit
Union
ers.
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neth
Blommaert, Harold Skinner, Pat
ricia Stone and Edith Foley, of
Exeter.
The next meeting will be held
in Exeter at the Legion Hall, on
Friday night.
The group will take in an area
of Id miles including the RCAF
Station at Centralia.
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Chapter, were guest speak-
nominating committee
was elected includes Ken-
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Little Miss Joan Ratz spent
rhe week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ratz.
Miss Verna Baumgarten visited
on Saturday with Mr.
Chris Baumgarten.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
and family spent the
with Mr. and Mrs. Comfort,
i Fenwick.
and Mrs.
Sweitzer
weekend
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