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By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Mrs. Alex McGregor had
charge of the program for the
May 18 meeting of Kippen East
W.I. and she opened the
program with a poem "Flowers".
Mrs. Campbell Eyre contributed
a poem, "I Wish."
Mrs. James Chalmers and Mrs.
M. Connolly leaders of their 4-H
Girls Club had their girls model
their leisure clothes. Models
were Carol McGregor, Robyn
McLellan, Julie Wright, Cathy
Finlayson, Karen Finlayson,
They had 12 girls in their club,
Mrs. Laird Finlayson and Mrs.
Hugh Parsons led a club of 16
girls. Their models were: Linda
Vanneste, Sharon Finlayson,
Heather Moffatt, Nancy
McGregor, Debbie Consitt, Sue
Anne Finlayson, Nancy Stoll,
Brenda Vanneste, Annette Blom,
Kathy Vanneste, Nancy Parsons,
Sandra Finlayson.
Mrs. Don McGregor and Mrs.
Beane also had Elaine Fraser,
Mary Anderson, Stacy Nott,
Sandra McGregor, Charlene De
,Jong, Shelley Horner model their
outfits,
Three Provincial Honour girls
Linda Vanneste, Debbie Consitt
and Sharon Finlayson were
presented with a gift by the
P,R.O. as well the leaders and
assistants Mrs. J, Chalmers,
Mrs. M, Connolly, Mrs. Laird
Finlayson, Mrs, Hugh Parsons,
Mrs, Don McGregor and Mrs,
Beane,
Mrs, James Drummond was
presented with her Life Mem-
bership Certificate and pin by
Mrs. Al Hoggarth and Mrs.
Stewar , Pepper.
A visit is planned in acceptance
of an invitation to Glen Cowrie
W.I., June 3, Mrs, Hoggarth
reported on the officers con-
ference. Lunch was served by the
hostesses Mrs. Dave Triebner
and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot and the
committee in charge.
Personals
Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs.
Ruby Triebner, Mrs, James
Drummond, Mrs. Robert Kin-
sman, Mrs, Ross Broadfoot, Mrs,
M, Connolly, Mrs. Robert Bell
and Mrs. Vern Alderdice at-
tended the District Annual at
Grand Bend, May 19,
Mr. St Mrs. Gordon Triebner of
Guelph, Mrs. Ron Shoemaker,
Calgary visited recently with Mr.
& Mrs. Dave Triebner.
Mrs. Vern Alderdice and Lynn
Alderdice gave a shower to
honour Elaine Timmermans who
will be married June 4, Mrs. John
McGregor and Mrs. Douglas
, McGregor conducted contests. A
few games of card bingo were
played. Janet Hoggarth con-
tributed a musical number, Mrs.
Alex McGregor gave a reading
and Mrs. Harry Caldwell read the
address. Elaine received many
beautiful and useful gifts and
thanked the ladies and invited
them to her wedding dance June
4,
Cancer unit
names slate
At a May 10 meeting of the
Parkhill-Ailsa Craig Cancer Unit
held at Chateau Gardens,
Parkhill, elections were held for
the new executive committee.
Members include President,
Mrs. Judy Prout; Vice President,
Mrs. Ruth Arnel; Secretary,
'Mrs. Albert McLachlan;
Treasurer, Mr. R. J. Ratwell;
Campaign Chairman, Mrs. Ralph
Eagleson; Vice-Chairman, Mrs.
William Woodburn; Education
Chairman, Mrs. William Waters;
Vice Education Chairman, Mrs.
Duncan McLachlan, Com-
memoration Funds Committee,
Mrs. Laurence Box and Mrs.
Bruce Fraser; Service to
Patients Chairman, Mrs. George
Robbins and Publicity Chairman,
Mrs. Nelson Scheifele.
An increase over last year's
contributions were received by
the unit, with more than $5,000
resulting from the' annual can-
vass,
Plans were commenced for
setting up a display booth at the
Parkhill annual Fall Fair with
Smoking Sam in attendance. The
posters created by the area
children attending public schools
will be put on display,
Ladies team wins
first season tilt
The Ailsa Craig ladies softball
team has been organized again
for the coming season. The first
game was played last Wednesday
with a triumphant victory over
Lucan.
The team this year is being
coached again by Jack Rosser of
Ailsa Craig, assisted by Linda
Wasnidge.
By JOY SCHEIFELE
Paul and Shirley Hodgson of
Ailsa Craig departed from
Melton airport Saturday evening
with their two young children for
Kaitiji, Nigeria.
The couple will remain in
Kainji for the next two years,
with the option of staying the
third year, where Paul will be
employed by the National
Electrical Power Authority of
Nigeria. Here he will be working
with the native people teaching
them to install and maintain
power lines, as well as acting as a
trouble shooter for the company.
"We're really looking forward
to going", stated Shirley. "It will
be an absolutely new experience
for both of us",
For several years, Paul worked
with Ontario Hydro. His wife,
Riverview W.I. view antiques
For their May meeting the
ladies of the Riverview W.I. were
the guests of Mrs. Mery Little,
Ilder ton.
A collector of antiques, Mrs.
Little invited the members to
tour her home to view the various
items she has collected over the
years. Included in the items was
an old Franklin type stove which
the Littles had been able to use
and even bake bread with durirrk
the ice storm of two years ago.
Many of the antiques were
carefully displayed in her family
room which she herself had
designed and had especially
built.
The Riverview members under
the direction of Mrs. D. Hughes,
convener, are busy planning a
tour of London for sometime in
June. The group plan to take a
bus to London, and tour the
Universal Art Gallery, St. Pauls
Cathedral, Eldon House and the
Curtis Rose Gardens in
Springbank Park, They will
break at noon time for lunch at
the Garage Restaurant.
Members were also invited to
the annual 4-11 Achievement Day
to be held at Parkhill on Satur-
day, June 4. Mrs. Stuart
McCallum offered to provide
transportation for any wishing to
attend if they would contact her
this week.
Mrs. F. Dickens gave an in-
teresting report on the District
Annual held at Parkhill on May
17. She also presided for the
program as convener of
Education and World Affairs.
Mrs, Hilda Morton gave a
reading "Old Fashioned
Reflections,
There were twelve members
and two visitors present to an-
swer the roll call with the name of
an antique they would like to own
themselves, Mrs. Alden Craven,
President, presided over the
meeting.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Week-end visitors with Mrs, T,
Elliott were Mr. & Mrs, John
Longman, Don Mills,
World Development Sunday
was held in Kirkton United
Church with joint service with
Woodham United Church. Young
people (Young Canadian
Christians) from both churches
prepared the Service. The ser-
vice was planned by the
folloWing: Susan Arthur, Valerie
Denham, Wayne Denham, Lana
Marshall and Garry Urquhart.
The worship service was taken
by Valerie Denham, Joan Heard,
Brent Marshall, Susan Arthur,
Murray Switzer, Wayne Denham,
Organist Debbie McPhail,
Pianist, Joan Rosa.
John Harness, Blenheim and
Mr, & Mrs. Jitn Anderson, Janine
and Jennifer, London spent the
holiday weekend with their
mother Mrs, Irene Harness.
Shirley, had been Director of
Nursing at Craigholme Nursing
Home. In Nigeria she hopes to be
able to do volunteer nursing and
community health work,
"We will have a four bedroom
house there", Shirley reported.
"But from pictures we've seen it
is an area of contrasts, with mud
huts situated next to modern
houses".
There is still much bartering
done in the area, and food sup-
plies have to bought daily with
the exception of beef which may
be purchased in larger quantities
from a cattle farm nearby.
"Most of the T.V. there is
educational T.V,, but we are
taking a small 12" T.V. set with
us", explained Shirley.'Licenses
are required for T,V.'s and radio
and the licenses require photos of
their owners on them",
The Hodgsons are also taking
along a transformer as most
electrical appliances have to be
converted from 220 volts to 110
volts. The couple stopped over
briefly in Holland, then flew on to
Lagos, then on to their final
destination.
The couple have two daughters,
Shannon two years and Sherry,
one year.
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