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I The Rev. Wittich was in main floor opposite the ele• solo and a trio composed of
A .., charge of Sunday morning vator. • Thanks to Betty Mr, and Mrs. besjardine and
worship at Huronview held in Scratch for this attractive gift. Mrs. Prouty sang "Give Me
the' new auditorium. in the new auditorium on That Old Time Religion" with
'P Residents were pleased to the left wall hangs a beautiful everyone in the group joining
s have his family with them. painting of Blue Boy left to in.
They were guests of Betty Huronview by the late Edith Mrs., Desjardine gave the
Scratch for lunch. The ton- Highiey, message,"Paul's Missionary
gregation was appreciative of On the front wall hangs the Journey to Rome". Service
Mrs: Wittich's solo's. Huron County Crest and Coat closed with prayer.
4 ' Next Sunday Mr. Wittich of Arms. This particular piece Folks from Ground Centre
will preach his farewell ser- of art has been sometime in and Ground North had their
mon. He will be missed by all. the making and thanks go to barbecue this week. E4mily
Beginning the first Sunday everyone who had a part in Williams proposed a toaslof
in September,.• the new mini- completing this handsome thanks to the excellent staff
1 ster will be the Rev. Norman addition. for preparing and serving this
Pick of Ontario Street United .Tuesday afternoon Special delicious and hearty meal.
Church, Clinton. Residents Care residents enjoyed the Janet Zapfe, [Margaret Me.
are looking forward to Mr, piano music played by Elsie Queen, Elsie Henderson and
Pick's arrival. Henderson.
Mary Ross spent Friday after -
Monday afternoon the res- Van rides took up a great noon at Bluewater Centre
ident's council held a sue- part of Wednesday and many viewing antiques, arts and
cessful meeting. Several i• of the residents took advan- crafts. ,
° teens of business were dis- tage of this to get out in the A warm welcome is extend -
cussed and problems solved, sun and fresh air and enjoy ed to Howard Clark of Lon.
14 Plans are being made for the country Side. desboro who is visiting on
Y--�, t the fall activities. Bible study was held in the vacation,care and' Mrs. Elma
The residents's directory chapel Thursday afternoon McFarlane of Auburn who is
,., has arrived and residents are with Mrs. S. Prouty in charge now making her home at
6 very proud of this, a gift from of the service. [Margaret Huronview.
�'" �• the Huronview Women's McQueen presided at the Sympathy goes out to the
Auxiliary. When all the organ. families 'of the late Mrs:
MANY DISPLAYS Were entered In the annual Horticultural Plower Show . names have been set in order Milford Prouty, gave the Grace Vanloo, Miss Florence
and
the directory will be placed in scripture reading and 'Mrs. Laidlaw and Miss Annie
held in the Seaforth Legion on Wednesday, August 11. Looking over the the -main entrance, Prouty led in prayer and took McKinnon. These ladies, all
displays, left to right is Nancy Kale, Gladys Doig and Steve Hildebrand. Members are also app,re- the requests. residents of Huronview, died
Trophies were awarded to the winners.. (Hook Photo) ciative of the wall hanging on Elmer Desjardine sang a this week.
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