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Mr, & Mrs. Larry Hern had a
birthday party for Jason who was
3 years on Wednesday. Guests
were Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern,
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hern, Mr. &
Mrs. Stuart McLellan, Mr. &
Mrs. Ian McLellan, and Mr. &
Mrs. Mac Spence.
Mr.& Mrs. Geo. Herron and
family London were Monday
evening supper guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Cecil Squire.
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson
visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs.
Dave Hord, Strathroy on the way
home called on Bill Armstrong,
Ailsa Craig.
Mr. & Mrs. MacLeod Mills
were guests at Ray Mills bir-
thday party Saturday evening.
Monday Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Johnson and Mr. & Mrs.
MacLeod Mills travelled to
Longwood Park and in the
evening Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bet-
teridge and family, St. Marys
called on the Mill's.
Lisa Mardlin, Wesley, spent a
few days with Mr. & Mrs.
Hamilton Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Squire and
Mr. & Mrs Trevor Evans, London
were recent supper guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Bill Morley on the birth of a
granddaughter, Wednesday.
Proud parents are Mr. & Mrs,
Bill Brock, Exeter. The Morleys
baby sat their grandson Jeremy
for a week.
Rob Morley is spending a week
at Matachewan fishing. Good
luck Rob!
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By MRS. E. SUMMERS
GRANTON
Granton Women's Institute was
well represented at the North
Middlesex District Annual
Meeting held in the Parkhill
United Church on Tues. May 17
with Cloverdale being the host
Institute.
Rev. T.E. Hancock minister of
the church gave a short
Meditation on the theme of the
meeting which was "Building for
Tomorrow".
Two members of Granton
Institute who had passed away
since the last District meeting
were remembered by two
minutes silence at the service of
"In Memoriam", they were the
late Mrs. Robt (Edna) Rainey
and the late Mrs. Wm (Mary)
Allen.
There was a very lovely display
of handmade articles made by
the ladies who took the course
"Needlepoint for Beginners".
There was just one resolution to be
voted on, which had to do with
"clearer guide lines on packaged
foods", this was sustained.
Mrs. Carol Crerar Home
Economist gave a very in-
teresting account of her work
with the 4—H clubs. Mrs.
Emerson Stanley, Provincial
Board Director left the following
message with the members.
Thinking well is wise, planning
well is wiser, but, living well is
wisest. The newly elected
president is Mrs. R. Lewis R.R. 2
Ilderton.Vice—President Mrs.
Donald Roloson Granton.
The Granton W.I. met at the
home of Mrs. Jules De
Brabandere Tuesday May 17.
Mrs. Gordon Dann presided and
opened the meeting with the Ode,
Lord's Prayer and Mary Stewart
Collect, Roll Call was answered
by "naming an article used
everyday and where it was
made".
Plans were made for a bus trip
to Toronto which will take in a
visit to Ontario Place, the C.N.
Tower and the new Eaton's
Shopping Centre, tickets can be
obtained from any Institute
Member.
Program conveners were Mrs.
Norman Hodgins and Mrs. Clare
Bryan, Mrs. Hodgins read a
paper on the topic, Agriculture.
Then Mrs. Wm. Thompson
demonstrated how to make
delicious fudge, two different
kinds were made from a basic
recipe and these were sampled
by the members after lunch,
which the conveners assisted the
hostess to serve.
Church news
At the United Church Rev.
Elwood Morden conducted the
Sunday morning service
The theme for his sermon
was"Stop Worrying, and Start
Living", Don't worry about
tomorrow, look at the birds and
the flowers, how beautiful they
are, God takes care of them,
worry is waste, spiritual
mismanagement, and unbelief, it
is'nt work that kills man it is
worry,said Rev. Morden, Jesus
said, et not • your heart be
troubled, ye believe in God,
believe also in Me.
At the St Thomas Anglican
Church the service was with+
drawn so that the congregation
could worship with Saintsbury
who were celebrating their an-
niversary.
Lady Foresters meet
The members of Court
Valentine Canadain Foresters
met in the Lodge Hall Monday
evening. Sister Sandra Hern
presided and conducted the
business. It was decided to at-
tend the play "Babes in Arms" at
the Country Playhouse at Grand
Bend in August, members will
have tickets to sell, the price will
include the bus fare the same as
last year.
A donation was voted to the
"Flowers of Hope" Fund for the
mentally retarded. Plans were
also discussed for a craft display
and sale with a pot luck supper in
the fall, The numbers draw was
won by Olive Hodgins (Mrs.
Kenneth) and Audrey Hodgins
was the winner of a Forester
coffee spoon from the bulletin
draw.
Staffa boys
at jamboree
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Quite a number of boys from
this community attended the
Scout Jamboree at Wildwood on
the weekend,
Mr. & Mrs, Hap Swatridge and
Jill Wingham visited on the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Rob
Templeman.
Mr. & Mrs. John Burleigh and
family Goderich visited on the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Norris and family.
Mr, & Mrs. Jim Cross and
Murray, London visited on the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Leslie
Miller.
Mrs. Clifton Miller visited
Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Hunkin, Teeswater,
Mrs. Jim Neilson, Owen Sound
and Mrs, Dave Capling,
Mississauga visited Monday with
the J, Templeman family.
Jack Norris is a patient in St,
Joseph Hospital, London having
undergone surgery last week,
Personals
Congratulations to Carol Worth
and Dani Roloson both students
of Medway High School who
attended the Annual night of the
Data Pro, Association dinner at
the Holiday Inn London Tuesday
evening. They were ac-
companied by teachers, Peter
Calvert and George Bullas. Carol
and Dani were the two pupils
with the highest marks in the
class,
Congratulations also to Mrs.
Willa Harding, Mrs, Shirley
Bannerman, Mrs. Mary
McRobert, Mrs. Edna Rudd,
Mrs. Judy Sleeper and Mrs.
Nancy Marshall on placing fourth
in the nineteenth annual bowling
tournament at Walkerton on the
weekend held at the Hartley
Hotel. The above ladies are from
the St. Mary's Bowling Club.
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Harlton
and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mills
enjoyed a trip to Northern
Ontario on the week—end.
Mrs. Donna Collins of London
was a weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Knapman and family
and attended church on Sunday
morning.
Mr, Keith Summers of Toronto
was home for the holiday week-
end with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Elmers Summers.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Summers
and Keith called on Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Kirsch of London on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
and family visited with Miss
Rona Hickey, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Shaver all of Toronto over the
weekend