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Novmbor 25 Pa9* 17 Several residents at hineral Social held
at Blanshard Former pastor passes away
The presentation of first aid Mrs, Hubert Carey spent the
certificates was made to students past two weeks .visiting her
and pins were presented to two parents (who have been ill) Mr.4;
past presidents, Mrs, Paul Masse in Windsor.
Persona is Avery good crewdattended the
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Eckert and parish party last Friday evening
.daughter of Kitchener visited for held in Daehwood Community
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Centre with Roger Quick's
Chas. Dietrich. Orchestra in attendance,
BROWNIES ENROLL - Tuesday night was time for enrolling new members of the Exeter Brownie
Pack. Receiving their pins from leader Mrs. Violet Jones are Trom the left, Brenda Brunzlow, Sheila
Eisenchink, Julie Hendriok, Donna Wasson, Sandra Scott, Allison Ball and Janet Cowan. T-A photo
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Would Know You Better if You
Told Me What You Re-read."
Mrs. Emery Desjardine
reported on historical research
and current events, giving a talk
on when the first bridge was built
across the Aux Saubles River.
She also spoke of the
Ambassador Bridge and Blue
Water Bridge.
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By MRS, G, HooPER
BLANSHARD
The eighth-line community
social was held at South Perth
Centennial School Saturday
evening with twelve tables of
euchre in play.
The following won prizes:
ladies' high, Mrs. M. Spence
ladies' lone hands, Mrs, K. Hern;
gent's high, Claire Sisson; gent's
Tone hands, John Doyle. Vocal
numbers were given by David,
Susan and Stephen Spence;
Stephanie and Janet. Hartwick.
Guests of honor were Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Thacker and Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Spence (in
absence of Gene and Gay Spence
who were unable to be present).
Address was read by Ken
Parkinson to Mr, and Mrs.
Thacker and Wm. Jones
presented them with a gift.
Address was read by Jack
Youngson to Mr. and Mrs, Spence
and gift was presented by Wilmer
Harlton for Gene and Gay. The
couples expressed their ap-
preciation and a social hour
spent.
The committee in charge were
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Parkinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Youngson.
Personals
Mrs. Gertie Thomson is staying
with her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Knox, of St. Marys who is ill.
Jeanette Hooper was a Sunday
guest of Karen Grover of Thorn-
dale.
Mr. & Mrs, Ken Langford spent
Sunday at Collingwood.
MT. CARMEL
Several close friends and also
Rev. Fr, Mooney drove to. Wind-
sor last Wednesday to attend the
funeral of the late Father J.M,
Fogarty, 72 years old.
Father Fogarty had been a
pastor in Mt. Carmel for 18 years
from 1935-1953.
Funeral mass and burial took
place in Windsor,
Party for friends
Close neighbours and relatives
met in Mt. Carmel gym to honor
Mr. & Mrs. Scotty Regier upon
leaving this neighborhood to
reside at Huron Park,
Progressive euchre was en-
joyed for the first part of the
evening, Then Mrs. Evelyn
McKeever read an address to
Nancy and Scotty, and Joe and
Pat McCann presented them with
a large recliner chair on behalf of
neighbours and friends,
Both Scotty and Nancy ex-
pressed their appreciation,
Lunch was served.
P.T,A. Meeting
The theme for the November
P.T.A. meeting held in the Mt.
Carmel school gym was "Alcohol
and Society."
The president, Robbie
Robichaud, introduced two guest
speakers from Alcoholic
Anonymous who gave a vivid
account of their personal ex-
perince with alcohol.
They said that alcoholism is a
disease with no known cure and is
rated number three killer in the
U.S.A. A guestion and answer
period followed.
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Personals
Mrs, Irene Hayter returned
home Sunday after spending a
week with relatives in Windsor:
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Gordon of
Highgate were weekend guests
with Mr. & Mrs. A. Dayman.
Mr,. & Mrs. George
Buckingham of near Toronto
By MRS. CLARKE KENNEDY
GRAND BEND
St. John's By The Lake
congregation has been notified of
the appointment by Bishop Queen
of Rev. W. Mills of the Woodstock
area to be minister to the three
point charges of Grand Bend,
Greenway and Thedford.
Mr. Mills, who was born in
Glencoe, has been rector of
Oxford Centre since 1968. He will
be inducted into the new parish
by Archdeacon George C. Pearce
at a later date.
Mr. Mills is married to the
former Carolyn Ruby Dundas,
also of Glencoe. They have two
children.
than to hope it's as good as one!
W.I.
Fifteen members were present
at the W.I. meeting last Thursday
held in the village hall.
Roll call was answered by
displaying a wedding gifts or a
treasured antique.
The motto for the meeting was
"Tell Me What You Read and I'll
Tell. You Who You Are but I
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were guests with Mr. & Mrs, Roy
Meer last weekend.
Mr. & Mrs, A. Dayman were in
Oakville Monday attending the
funeral of a friend.
Peter DeJong is a patient in
Exeter Hospital.
Dr. Playton is a patient in
Exeter Hospital,
Sunday afternoon, a raccoon
was seen acting strangely on
Woodward Street, Some ex-
citement was created among
local persons who thaught it
could be rabid, The local animal
control officer was called to the
scene. He agreed it could be
dangerous so the raccoon was
shot.
Alvin Statton is a patient in
Exeter Hospital.
Raymond Kading was taken by
ambulance to St. Joseph
Hospital, last Monday.
Ann McLaren from the west is
visiting her sister, Mrs.
Raymond Kading.
Sunday, at the morning service
in the United Church Tammy Lee
and Harold Stanley, children of
Mr & Mrs. S. Johnson were
baptized.
Also baptized were Pammy
and Glenda, grandchildren, of
Mrs. Mae Thurman.
Mr. & Mrs. G. Thurman of
London visited over the weekend
with Mrs. Mae Thurman and
attended the baptism.
photo by Doerr
FANSHAWE GRAD
James A. Sweitzer, Grand Bend,
son' of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Sweitzer, RR 2, Grand Bend has
graduated from Fanshawe
College with an interprovincial
electrical license. He has
accepted a position with Hayter
Electric, Centralia.
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Miss Vera Hambley is a patient
in Stratford General Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Norris and
Sean, MacDonald College,
Quebec, visited the latter part of
the week with Mrs. Sam Norris
and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris.
Geraldine Templeman was a
weekend guest of Sheila Smith,
Bornholm.
Mr. & Mrs. John Miller and
family visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Duncan and family,
Kirkton.
Murray Haines, Victoria, B.C,,
spent the weekend with his
family, Mr. & Mrs. Philip James
and Roger.
A number of ladies attended
the short course on Ontario
Fruits at Mrs. Charles Douglas'
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