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Page 2 Times-Advocate, May 2, 1974 Officers named for 1974
WI presents life memberships,
slides and souvenirs of her trip.
She Wes thanked by Mrs, Edison
McLean.
INTERESTED
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SPECTATORS — A large crowd enjoyed a variety
program at Huron Centennial school Thursday night. Above, Mrs,
Carol Le Beau and three year-old daughter Laurie are intently
watching the show. T-A photo
By MRS, RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN.
Mrs. Robert Kinsman was
installed as president of Kippen
East Women's Institute at the
annual meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Wm Bell, April lg.
Other officers installed are
honorary president, Mrs. M.
Connelly; 1st vice president, Mrs.
Al Hoggarth; 2nd vice president,
Mrs, Dave Triebner; secretary,
Mrs. Vern Alderdice; treasurer,
Mrs. Robert Bell,
District director, Mrs. Robert
Bell; alternate, Mrs. James
Drummond; public relations
officer, Mrs. James Drummond;
branch directors, Mrs. S. Pepper,
Mrs. Al Hoggarth, Mrs. E.
Whitehouse.
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. H. Caldwell,
Mrs. E. Whitehouse; Citizenship
and World Affairs, Mrs. Alex
McGregor, Mrs. James
Chalmers; Education and
Cultural Activities, Mrs. James
Drummond, Mrs. Cecil Pullman;
Family and Consumer Affair,
Mrs. Grant McLean, Mrs.
Campbell Eyre; Resolutions,
Mrs. Dave Triebner; Curator,
Kippen -1 .01
The last meeting of the Kippen
"Tweet .Teens" was held at Mrs,
J. Pell's home Tuesday.
The past club, "Taking a Look
at Yourself", has been very
worthwhile, educational and lots
of fun.. Many thanks to the Kippen
East WoMen's Institute for
sponsor ing the club and
especially to our leaders, Mrs. J.
Bell and Mrs. L. Finlayson for all
of their time and effort.
The fall project, "The Club Girl
Entertains", has a bright outlook
and members will be 'welcomed.
Personals
Mrs. Margaret Hutchison, St.
Thomas, visited Mr. and Mrs. W.
L, Mellis.
Mrs. Dave Moyer, Parry
Sound, is visiting her father
Robert Thomson.
Mrs. Ed McBride has returned
from a visit with her daughter
Mrs, Steve Pine in Sault Ste
Marie.
Mr. Rochtts Faber has returned
from Florida.
reading and Mrs. Charles Eyre
gave courtesy remarks.
Proceeds from the Silent Auction
were donated to Bunny Bundle.
Life membership certificates
and pins were presented to. Mrs.
Charles Eyre and Mrs. Wm. Bell.
UCW Entertain
The UCW of St. Andrews
Church, Kippen entertained
about 70 guests from Varna,
Bayfield, Hensall, Egmondville,
Seaforth and Brucefield, April 17.
Mrs. David Turner, president,
opened the meeting with a poem,
"A Women's Conversation with
God." Mrs. Paul Packman took
charge of the worship, the theme
of which was "Prayer".
The offering was taken by Mrs.
Keith Love and Mrs. Bill Char-
ters and was dedicated by the
president.
Mrs. Agnes Bray, Exeter,
favoured with musical numbers
on the organ and also played the
piano during the social half hour.
Mrs. Lloyd Cooper introduced
the guest speaker Jane Davidson
whose topic centred around her
experiences in India with her
family. She showed interesting
Mrs, Hugh Parsons; Sunshine,
Mrs. von, Bell; sewing, Mrs..
Alex mccregnr; pianist, Mrs. R,
Broadfoot; assistant. pianist,
Mrs. Sinclair; auditors, Mrs. S.
Pepper, Mrs. Charles Eyre.
The reports indicated
that the Institute had
'educational, interesting and
humorous meetings. Demon-
strations, films, guest speakers
and skits were highlights, The
members enjoyed a tour of
Goderich museum, a bus trip to
Niagara area, family night and..a
fun night.
Donations were made to save
the Sight, Pennies for Friendship,
Erland Lee Fund, South Huron
and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded, Hurnnview
Van Fund, War Memorial
Children's Hospital, Canadian
Cancer, Canadian Mental Health,
Children's Aid and Bunny
Bundle. The District Annual will
be held in Zurich on May 16 and
the bus trip on June 20.
Mrs. R. Broadfoot contributed
several musical numbers and
Mrs. Alderdice showed slides of
the hi-lites of 1973-74.
Mrs. Drummond gave A
Large crowd at surprise
shower at. Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
About 40 people attended a
surprise bridal shower Sunday
for Judith Cann, bride-elect of
June, at the home of Mrs. Reg
Hodgert and Brenda. They were
assisted by Mrs. Ross Hodgert
and Diane and Laurel Hodgert.
Contests were enjoyed.
Joanne Hodgert read the ad-
dress and after opening the gifts,
Judith said a few words of
thanks.
Laurel Hodgert read a poem
and presented Judith with a
bride's scrapbook.
Guests were present from
Toronto, Owen Sound, London,
Grand Bend, Seaforth, Mitchell,
Exeter and this community.
Personals
Several persons from this
community attended the Beef
Producers banquet Thursday
evening at Kirkton Woodham
Community Centre,
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jeffery, Mr.
& Mrs. Gordon Stone and Mr, &
Mrs. William Rohde spent
Saturday evening with Mrs.
Myrtle Passmore, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Cottle were
guests at the Consitt-Campbell
wedding at Hensall Saturday.
Several from this community
attended the reception and dance
Saturday evening at the Hensall
arena.
Mrs. Warren Brock, Exeter
was guest Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Edwin Miller.
The May meeting of the United
Church Women will be held
Monday evening at the Adult
Rehabilitation Centre, Dash-
wood. All members are asked to
be at the church at 7:45 p.m.
Earl Sharpe has returned after
being a patient for three weeks in
Strathroy General Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Lewis ,
Brampton and Mr. & Mrs. Edwin
Smith, Forest visited Mr. & Mrs.
Sam Zavitz, Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, 4th
concession, and Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Wilson and family, Dorchester,
visited, Good Friday with Mr. &
Mrs. Eugene Pulsifer and boys at
Dorchester.
Ernie Wight accompanied
Mr. & Mrs. Graham MacDonald,
London on Sunday when they
visited Mr. & Mrs. Harry
Fountain, Plymouth, Mich.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Logan, Elora
visited over the weekend with her
sister and brother-in-law Mr. &
Mrs. George Willsie at Port
Frank.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan O'Farrell,
London spent the weekend at
their home at Port Franks. Their
daughters and sons-in-law of
Hamilton and London visited
with them.
Notice to
GRAND BEND
PROPERTY
OWNERS
Destroy
Weeds
Notice is hereby given to
all persons in possession of
land, in accordance with
the weed control act, 1972,
section 4, #11, 14, and 20,
an amendment thereto, that
unless noxious weeds grow-
ing on their land within the
municipality of the Village
of Grand Bend are
destroyed by the date of
June 15, 1974 and
throughout the season, the
municipality may enter
upon the said land and
have the weeds destroyed,
charging the cost against
the land and taxes, as set
out in the act.
The cooperation of all
citizens is earnestly
solicited, Council
Village of
Grand Bend
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