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GRAND EiEND
Mr. & Mrs. G.S. Todd of Beach
O'Pines returned on the weekend
from a three week holiday trip
abroad. During a visit to
Glasgow, Scotland they called on
Dr. & Mrs. Sloan Robertson who
are long time friends. •
ACW Workshop
A 3 day workshop for the
A.C.W,Diocese of Huron was held
in Grand Bend, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday with sessions held at
Oakwood Inn.
Special speaker was Bishop
Valentine from Winnipeg and the
topic was "Recolour yolar
world."
Breakfast was served in the
Parish Hall by the A.C.W. ladies,
lunch was served at St. Paul's
church, Thedford and dinner at
Grace church, Greenway.
Orpha Club meets
The Orpha Club held their first
meeting of the fall season at the
home of Mrs. Susie Devine with
18 in attendance.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. Leroy Bariteau presided.
Sewing was distributed to the
member for the Christmas
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Over thirty Duncan relatives
from Stoney Creek, New Ham-
burg, Stratford, London, Exeter,
Seaforth, Kirkton and
surrounding community, at-
tended a miscellaneous shower
for Beverly Stewart "bride-
elect" at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Miller on Saturday afternoon
October 5.
Following some contests,
Gretta Miller read an address of
good wishes and the bride-to-be
was presented with many lovely
and useful gifts. Beverly ex-
pressed her appreciation to
everyone.
Personals
Mrs. Ethel Lyall, Nancy and
David, Toronto visited on the
weekend with Mrs. Sam Norris
and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and
family,
Mrs. Sam Norris, left Monday
for a ten day visit with her son
Eric Norris and his family at Ste.
Anne de Belleuve, Quebec,
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Weekend visitors with Mr, &
Mrs, Clarke Kennedy were
Marian and Dorothy Barbour and
Mrs. Mary Barbour of Toronto,
Elizabeth Kennedy of Thunder
Bay and Jim Kennedy, Toronto,
Mr. & Mrs. Alec Hamilton
returned Friday from a trip to the
East Coast and Nova Scotia,
returning home through the New
England States.
Mrs. Max Turnbull and Mrs.
Alec Hamilton attended the
W.I.Rally at St. John's Anglican
church at Brussels on Monday.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Harris of
Burlington, spent 2 days last week
visiting Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Blewett.
Mrs Louise Wilson has
returned from a two week holiday
with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr, & Mrs. Fred Love in
Youngstown, Ohio.
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Shower of the Childrens Aid at
Sarnia.
A pot luck supper is planned for
Oct. 22 at the home of Mrs. Mac
McLaren,
The travelling gift was donated
by Mrs, Mary Ravelle and won by
Mrs. Leonard Ravelle. Lunch
hostesses were Mrs. Stewart Pole
& Mrs, Lenore Orr,
Seniors view film
There were 21 attended the
Senior Citizens meeting Wed-
nesday afternoon at the Village
Inn Retreat,
The program consisted of a
film shown by Mr. Steckle on the
R.C.M.P. Musical Ride. Lunch
was served by the staff.
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There were 6 Grand Bend U.C.
ladies attended the South Huron
Fall Regional meeting at the
Dashwood United church, Mrs.
Clarke Kennedy & Mrs. Bill
Brenner led in a sing-song.
An interesting panel discussion
was held on the "Wrath of God."
The Presbyterial President of
Huron and Perth, Mrs. Roy
Galway of Listowel brought
greetings to the group,
Guest speaker for the afternoon
was Mrs. Ellen Ross of Mitchell
and her topic was "Growth."
4-H Club girls
The local 4-H girls held their
first meeting Tuesday evening at
the home of Debia Ford. This
project is "The Club Girl
Entertains." and they named
their club "The Happy
Hostesses."
Roll call was to answer
registration, They arranged
flowers and discussed hospitality
in the home.
Next meeting will be at Diane
Rood's home and their home
assignment is to practise
measuring in metrics.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Morenz,
Glenda and Tammy were Sunday
night dinner guests with Mrs.
Morenz' son and family, Mr. &
Mrs. Glen Thurman and Dania,
of Denfield when they celebrated
Dania's first birthday.
The A.C.W. ladies held their
monthly meeting Tuesday
evening in the Parish Hall.
President, Mrs. Maurice
McDonald presided and Mrs.
John Mennell read the scripture.
Plans were made for the up-
coming A.C.W. Diocese of Huron
sessions.
Albert Meringa of Drente,
Holland arrived Saturday by
plane for a three week visit with
his daughter and family, Mr. &
Mrs. Cornelius Inthout and
grandchildren Zelda and Harry.
Sunday visitors with the
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Garside, Carol and Ken of Oil
Springs, and Mr. & Mrs. George
Dietra, Henk and Wanda of
Wyoming.
Mr. & Mrs. James Prance
entertained Sunday evening,
their daughter Mrs. Irene
Desjardine, their grandchildren
and great grandchildren to a
dinner at Bayview Restaurant on
the occasion of their 55th wedding
anniversary. They received
many lovely gifts.
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