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Oq Friday evening open house
tos held in Grand Bend Public
iSohool with a full house in at
tendance.
The guest speakers were Mr.
R. J. Carter, 'inspector of public
schools for Lamhtou, and Mr. K.
P. Gladney, of Sarnia. They out
lined the aims and opjects of
Home and School Associations
and answered questions relative
to forming a club for the Grand
Bend school.
After some discussion, a vote
was taken and those present
were in favor of forming a club
in Grand ‘Bend. Mr, W. F. B.
MacLaren, chairman of the local
school board, and
Mr, G. Campbell,
to choose a slate
be approved at a
when ■ Mr. Carter
organizer present
sion.
Mr. MacLaren acted
man for the program for the
evening. The pupils’ chorus sang
two numbers. Mary Dalton and
Margaret Hotson sang a duet. A
square dance was performed by
iSharon ’Desjardine, Jean Statton,
Lenore Trott, -Sandra Farley,
Mary Dalton, Mary Carhert, Betty
Finch and Gail Waldron. The
rhythm band from Mrs. Elliott’s
room played a waltz in A flat,
conducted by Marilyn Clark and
accompanied 'by Mr, Douglas Gill,
musical director for the school.
Mrs. Arnold Desjardine and
•the senior girls served refresh
ments.
Mrs. Samuel Desjardine
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Samuel (Daisy) Desjardine was
held in Grand Bend cemetery on
Tuesday afternoon with Rev. T.
G. Wilkie and Rev. J. W. 'Flet
cher in charge of the service.
The pallbearers were four
nephews, Messrs. Orville Farrell
Cecil, Floyd and Herman Des
jardine and Messrs. Elmer and
Robert Desjardine.
The final classes of the Bible
Study (Course, which .has been
held for the past four weeks-in
the churches of this community,
will be held on Tuesday evening,
March 13, in the Evangelical Uni
ted Brethren Church in Dash
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hotson
and Jo-Anne are spending a few
weeks in Florida. Marlyne,
Margaret and John are staying
with -their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Carruthers of (Green
way.
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Data On Dashwood
By MBS. B- H, RADER
W.I. Features Family jfight
Family night and a pot luck
supper were the highlights of
the February meeting of the W-I.
Following supper, Mrs. J. M.
Tieman, vice-president, presided
for the business. The March
meeting will be the annual meet
ing with reports from committee
conveners,
Mr. and Mrs, Emil Becker
showed pictures and Mrs. Bec
ker described the highlights of a
trip they and ,their family took
to. the west coast last summer.
Of special interest was the Cal-
gray Stampede, Sulphur Springs
and the beautiful gardens at
Victoria.
Bunco followed. Prizes were
awarded to: adults, high, Mi's. L.
Schenk and Mr. K. McCrae; con
solation, Mrs. 'Charles Snell and
Mr. Stuart Wolfe; children, high,
June Rader and Eric Wolfe;
consolation, Barbara Koehler and
Donald Horton. Larry Wein won
the .prize fo rtflie lucky chair.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting. of the
W.S.W.'S. and Ladies’ Aid of the
E.U.B. Church was held last
week with officers (being elected.
Mrs. Leitta Taylor was appointed
president; vice-presidents, Mrs.
Carl Oestreicher, Mrs. J, M. Tie
man and Mrs. Charles Snell;
secretary, Mrs. (Stuart Wolfe, as
sistant Mrs, Lloyd Eagleson;
Ladies’ Aid treasurer, Mrs. Har
old Kellerman; W.'S.W.S. trea
surer, Mrs. Eben Weigand.
'Spiritual life secretary, Mrs.
Arthur Haugh; missionary edu
cation secretary, Mrs; Cora
Gaiser; social relations secretary,
Mrs, George Link; secretary of
youth work, Mrs. Charles Snell;
secretary of children’s work, Mrs.
J. 1M. Tieman, Rev. W. Krotz
presided for the nomination of
new officers.
The Christian social relations
groups was in change of the pro
gram with Mrs. Gordon Bender
presiding. Mrs. Eben Weigand
read ithe scripture. Mrs. George
Anderson took the topic from
the Study Book. Mrs. Jessie
Rader led in prayer. Mrs. Letta
Taylor presided'for the business.
A congregational St. Patrick’s
supper will be held March 16. A
social hour followed.
Personal Items.
Miss Theresa Zimmer visited
with her mother, Mrs. Harry
Zimmer and family, during the
weekend.
Mrs. Ervin Latta of Waterloo
is spending a month at the home
of her .parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Weilberg, while Ervin is in
Winnipeg.
iMr. and Mrs. Ward Kraft 'and
family, of London, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Koehler and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader
and family, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Wildert, Zurich,
spent Sunday with Mr, and, Mrs.
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Garnet Weiberg and family, of
Waterloo,
Miss Carol Welbb of London
spent ithe weekend with her
parents, iMr. and Mrs. Milton
Webb.
Mr. Charles Tieman of London
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. V. Tieman.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eagle-
son and family of Southampton
spent the -weekend with relatives
here.
Mrs. William (MacGregor, Mr.
and Mrs, Ralph Weber, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Eagleson, Mr, and
Mrs. Lyle Steeper, Messrs. Ford,
Lloyd, Wesley, Donald, Douglas
and 'Kenneth MacGregor, Park
hili, attended the funeral of Mrs.
MacGregor’s brother-in-law, the
late iMr. Richmond, at Kitchener
on Saturday.
(Owing the the illness of Mr.
Weiber, IMr. * and Mrs. Daniel
Weber quietly observed the
forty-ninth anniversary of their
wedding, Tuesday, March 6.
Bonnie Heather McCrae with
87 points, won first prize in -the
piano class under 9 years of age
at the Kiwanis Music Festival at
Stratford on Tuesday.
Mr. Vyrne Weido is confined
to his home with a badly injured
foot received while cutting wood
in the bush.
Report On
Woodham
By MRS. ARTHUR BUNDLE
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith,
Dianne and .Douglas were week
end visitors in Sarnia visiting
•their aunt, Mrs. Garnet Johns
and iGarnet.
Mrs. M. Jacques, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Jacques Danny and Deb
by motored to Flint for the week
end and visited the former’s
daughter, Mrs. iGlen Lambert and
Glen.
The W.MjS. Ladies are busy
quilting a quilt ’this week in* the
church basement.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb of Grand
Bend were Thursday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Morris- Webb.
Mrs. Robt. Hardie of Grantdh,
family of
with Mrs.
New Brinsley
Reporter
Mrs. Lin iGraven, Times-Advo-
ca'te correspondent in. Brinsley
for over five years, has resigned
her position this, week prior to
leaving for the new home which she and her husbamj have pur-
cased.in Parkhill.
Mrs. Craven succeeded the late
Mrs. 'Linwood Ames as the Brins
ley reporter and she has sent in
her budget faithfully over the
years. Even (while shet was em
ployed at RKMF station 'Centralia
she continued to send in the
news.
Mr. Craven has sold his 100-
acred farm to Mr. Joe Arnos,
Mrs. Cecil Ellwood, of R.R. 2
Ailsa Craig, will be the new
Brinsley correspondent. She in
vitee Times-Advocate readers in
the district to phone her their
news items at 625r23.
Mrs. Craven’s final budget fol
lows:
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Odd and
and daughter of Lucan and Mr.
and Mrs. George Prest and son
spent 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil lEU'wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Morgan,
Sarnia, spent Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton.
Mrs. Violo Watson .and family
of Parkhill spent Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cun
ningham.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Lin Craven spent
Sunday with Miss Mary B. Amos.
Mrs. Jack Hodgson entertained
^number of la<Jies to a quilting
onThursday afternoon.
Mr .and Mrs. Howard Dorman
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Trevethick on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wasnidge
of Lucan spent Wednesday with
Mr. and Mrs. -Arnold Wasnidge
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News of
Kirkton
By MRS. FRED HAMILTON
Mission Band
The Kirkton United Church
Mission Band met on Saturday.
Mrs. Allen led the worship ser
vice with tihe Easter theme. Ray
mond Switzer read the scripture.
Sharon Blair and Douglas Flet
cher sang a duet.
Mrs. Anderson gave the Bible
story of Ruth. The junior and
senior leaders conducted the
study period. .Iris Marshall read
a poem. After the meeting, a
half-hour of games was enjoyed.
“The Class That Counts’’
“•Spring” was the theme of
the March meeting of “The Class
That Counts” held at the (home
of Leona Amos. Ruth Shier was
in charge of the worship service
with Clara Watson, Pearl Bud-
den and7 Mrs. Anderson assisting.
The class decided to buy new
table cloths for the church.
Dorothy Sweitzer introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. R. A. C,
Mills, who gave a timely and' in
spiring address. Myrtle Bailie
gave a reading and Donna Payn
ter conducted a contest.
McNaughton-’Doupe
■Ferns and daffodils decorated
St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Kirk
ton, for the wedding of Annie
■Glenys Doupe, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Doupe and the late Mr. G.
C. Doupe, to Karl Wayne Mc
Naughton, of Exeter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton.
The rector, Rev. R. A. C. Mills,
officiated and Mrs. Howard Davis
presided at the organ.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr.
Kenneth Doupe, of London, wore
a brocaded satin gown with fit
ted bodice and matching bolero
with lily-point sleeves, Juliet
cap and fingertip veil. She car
ried a bouquet of red roses and
white streamers,
The bridesmaid, Mrs. Betty
Wonnacott, sister of the bride,
wore a princess line, yellow, bro
caded satin gown, Juliet cap and
shoulder-length veil. Her bou
quet was of pom-poms and car
nations.
£auI McNaughton, bro
ther of the groom, was best man.
At the reception held in Aber
deen Hall, Kirkton, the bride’s
mother received wearing a navy
blue gown with red accessories
■and corsage of red roses and 'was
assisted by the groom’s mother
Who wore a black dress with
black accessories and red rose
corsage.
The young couple left on a
wedding trip to Hamilton, To
ronto and other points. For
travelling the bride wore a blue
brocaded nylon gown with match
ing jacket and black accessories.
On their return the voung
couple will reside in Stratford,
Mrs B. Skinner and
Munro spent Thursday
Roy Kirk and Lorna.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Hamilton were weekend visitors
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Switzer.
Mr. and Mrs. lErnest Robinson
and David, Miss Barbara Robin
son of London were Sunday visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. John Tom
linson.
Messrs Wun. and Howard Rlnn,
Miss Doreen Walker spent the
weekend in Hamilton with Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sweitzer,
Ronnie and Barbara, Sh'ipka,
Visited with Mr .and Mrs. Bert
Rundle on Sunday.
Murray Thompson, 8th Line,
was a guest of his grandfather,
Mr. John R'inn, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson
a-nd family, Thames Road, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hern
on Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins,
Science Hill, were guests of the
former’s sister, Mrs. Ada Hop
kins and Herb.
There was no service in the
Woodham iChurch on Sunday
last owing to furnace trouble. •
Mrs. Victor Ohatten and Barba
ra were Sunday visitors With Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Shier at Gran
ton.
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Data On
Elimville
By MBS. ROSS SKINNER
Personal Items
Mr. S. W. (McFalls and Miss
Leila McFalls of London Visited
on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Routly.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns
and family visited on Sunday
with Mr .and Mrs. Maynard
Margison and family of London.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Routly were Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hogg and
Robert, Mr. Doug Hogg of Thorn
dale, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Routly
of Kirkton, Mr .and Mrs. Norman
Routly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Can
ning of Aylmer.
Mr. Wm. Heywood of Camp
Borden spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Heywood.
Elimville Euchre 'Club was
held on Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Routly as hosts.
Winners “were ladies high, Miss
Verda Klllett, gent’s high, Mr.
Howard ‘Cunnington; consolation,
Mrs. Gilbert Johns. Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Dilling will be hosts this
week.
The Elimville Young People’s
Union was held on Thursday
evening at the .home of Miss Mary
Skinner. Miss Sylvia Johns had
charge of the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Routly visit
ed on Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Somers and Mrs. R Routly from
St Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell King and
family of ‘Crediton visited on Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford of
Eden visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrd. Melville Skinner.
Mrs. RObt. Robinson, Gordon
and Graham of Woodham visited
on Monday with Mr .and Mrs.
Jackson Woods.
Mr .and Mrs. Lorne Ford and
baby are sailing oh Wednesday
for Germany where Lorne has
been posted with the R..C.A.F,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell and
Carol Ann visited on Sunday
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