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cR. May 28 1959
RECEIVE ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY AWARDS—Ten
of these 12 youths from Huron Park, RCAF Centralia,
have received bronze medallion awards from the Royal
Life Saving Society for having passed qualifications re-
quired to be a lifeguard. Two others, who are under age
limit for the medallion, received intermediate certifi-
cates. With them is F,`L William. Deane, an examiner for
the society and a supervisor for Red Cross Water Safety
Services, one of only 10 in the RCAF who qualifies for
I'this position. He examined the group above who received
instruction from F/0 J. Marshall-Gratrix and Flight Cadet
i Robert ,Jackson. Several of the boys will serve as life•
guards for the playground this summer. Front row, from
left, Sheryl Ailey, Pat Tinline, Linda Lowry (intermediate
certificate), Fleurette Allaert, Margaret Tomlinson, Ann
Grayer.; back row, Laurence Howard, Bob McNeil, Brian
Ailey., F/L Deane, Ron Dodd, Brian Fisher, Doug Demp-
i ster (intermediate certificate).
Woodstock PC
on resort staff
OPP Constable Ron Smith,
Woodstock, joined the Grand.
Bend detachment Friday for the
summex.
Three other constables will be-
gin duty at the summer resort
on June 22 to increase the detach-
ment staff to five for the holiday
months.
The OPP boat has been
launched and the paddy wagon
is now in service for the season.
Happenings in
Biddulph
r By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blair had
its their guests Sunday the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Lillian Blair
of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Fletcher and family, Woodham,
who attended the anniversary
services at Centralia United
Church, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Blair and family, and Master
Dennis Shurgold, London.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Elston,
David and Wendy attended an-
niversary at Saintsbury church
Sunday and were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston
and Sheila spent a few days last
week in Dundalk and Orange-
ville where they were guests at
the silver wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ladd,
Orangeville. Rev. Elston offiei-
a.ted at their wedding 25 years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Skinner
arid fainily, of Elimville, attend-
Ied anniversary service at Cen-
tralia United Church and. were ;
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Sam.
Skinner.
Mr, William Lambourn. of
Hickson, was a weekend guest;
with his cousins, Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Atkinson.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross McFalls were Mr.
And Mrs. Charles Tindall of Lon-
don, Miss Rowena. Abbott, of Lu -
can and Mr. Allan Tindall of
Mitchell.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Langford were
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hodgins
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Thacker, Woodham, and
Mrs. Fred Pattison, St. Marys.
Mrs. Edna Langford visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
.Arthur Hern, London.
Visitors on Sunday with Mrs:
Jessie Lewis were. Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Johnson, Ailsa Craig.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
George McFalls were Mr. and
Mrs. Melv King, Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Smith.
Exeter and Miss Flossie. Davey
Centralia, spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Smith.
Woodham topics
By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE
May 24 supper
The annual May 24 supper was
held last Wednesday evening in
the Orange Hall with a good
crowd in attendance.
The program consisted of a
play entitled "Sunbonnet Jane
from Sycamore Lane" sponsored
by the YPU and directed by the
president, Jim McNaughton, as-
sisted by Miss Jean Copeland
and Mrs. A. Dewar.
WMS anniversary
The sixtieth anniversary of
the Woman's Missionary Society
will be held Wednesday, June 3
at 2 p.m, in the Woodham church
when all former members of the
WMS as well as all ladies of
the church will be entertained.
Funeral service
Funeral services were held in
the Marriott funeral home on
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock
for the late Bert A. Rundle of
Woodham who died on Wednes-
day, May 20 at the home of his
son, William Rundle, Woodham.
The Rev. J. Wareham had
charge of the service and inter-
ment was in the Kirkton Union
cemetery. Pallbearers were Ted
McIntosh, Rundle Stewart, .Bert
Stacey, Bryce Skinner, Jack
Simmons and Harry Webber.
In the four districts of On-
tario's northwest—Patricia, Ken -
ora, Rainy River and Thunder
Bay the population averages
one person per square mile.
Flower bearers were Hiram
Hannah, Oscar Brine, William
McIntosh, Dave Shamblaw, Her-
man Paynter, Norris Webb and
Clarence Mills.
In addition to his family he
is survived by one brother,
Arthur Rundle of Blanshard.
township and one sister, Mrs.
Walter Stewart (Gertrude) of
Windsor.
Those attending the funeral
from a distance. were Mr. and
Mrs, W. 0, Stewart, Mrs, Wil-
liam McKay, Rundle Stewart,
Windsor, Mr. Roy Stacey, John
Simmons, Dwight Orr and Jack
Simmons, North Branch, Mich.,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart
and Jim, of Niagara Falls, Mrs.
William Mahoney, Toronto.
Miss Amanda Shier spent Sun-
day with her niece, Mrs. Fred
Roger and Fred at Kirkton.
Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean
were Sunday evening visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe
and Grace.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Vodden
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Mills and family on Sunday
afternoon at Oakridge Acres,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pridha.m
of Russeldale, M r . Andrew
Blommaert, t, Miss Louise Blom-
m:aert and Mr. John Rether, of
Exeter were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bloni-
maert.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson,
Gordon and Graham, spent Sun-
day at Elimville with Mr, and
Mrs. Jackson Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith,
Dianne and Douglas, were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Brock, Detroit.
Jack Cook, of Arkona, visited
with his cousin, Mrs. John Rodd
and John on Friday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Brine has taken a
position in Clarke's Hardware,
St. Marys, and started , on Mon-
day last.
Miss Helen Frayne, RR 1
Woodhamhas secured a posi-
tion in the Bank of ,Montreal,
Exeter.
The nation depends on the fo-
rests.
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DODERICIi1 ONT,
Home auxiliary
sells craft work
Ladies from Huron County
gathered at the auditorium. of
the County Home, last Monday
afternoon for the .monthly meet-
ing, President Mrs. F. B. Thomp-
son chaired the meeting and ex-
tended a welcome,
Mrs. H. Johnston of the l: -Home,
reported on the craft work al-
ready done and that $38 had
beenrealized from the sale of
articles to date.
Donations of used greeting
cards are acceptable as several
inmates are making scrapbooks
and quilt patches are needed.
The meetings are held the
third Monday of each month and
for the June meeting ladies may
bring articles for a Denny sale.
•KLRKTON NEWS
Children entertain
horticulture oi. iety
ay MRS, HAROLD DAVIS
A film strip .entitled "How to
do it with flowers" was shown
by Mr. •Cliff Allen, Fullarton
and commented upon by Mr.
Percy Baker, St. Marys florist,
at the May meeting of Kirkton
Horticultural Society held in
Aberdeen llall.
Mrs. Jini Dougall presided for
a program which also included:
piano duet by Barbara Nairn
and Diane Barnett; songs by
Woodham quartette; vocal duets
by Donna Baker and Elizabeth
Esson; vocal duets by Doris and
.Doreen Brock and guitar num-
bers by Wayne Stephen.
Lucky draws were won by
Mrs. Jack Hern, Mrs, Harold
O'Brien, Mrs. Leslie Waddell,
Mrs. Glen Copeland and Mrs.
Melville Gunning. A social bait
hour was enjoyed,
Attend district WI
lUrs. Allan. Eveleigh, Mrs. Earl
Watson, Mrs. Stuart Shier, Mrs.
Alma. Dobson, Mrs. William
I.Sebaeffer and Mrs. Clarence
Switzer attended the district an-
nual of the South Perth Women's
Institute held at Carlingford
United Church on Monday.
Mrs, William Schaeffer com-
mented on her Club display, a
wool shirt and its companions,
Miss Muriel Switzer was a
guest at the Fisher -Johns wed.
ding in Exeter on Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Morrison visited
-Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
McCurdy.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. James Howe and
Lloyd, of London, .called on
friends in the village on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller McCurdy
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Lawrence Mills and Mr.
and Mrs, Russell Mills of Oak-
ridge Acres and Mr. and Mrs.
William Kay, of London.
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