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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1951
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GRAND BEND
The W.J. tea held at Mrs.
Fred Wilson’s home on Friday
was successful socially and fin
ancially. Over fifty ladies at
tended.
and Mrs. Eric McIlroy
last week in Toronto.
and Mrs.
in London
Meet The South Huron Boy
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Exeter
Hlady were
guests of her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Watson of London over
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flear
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stanlake
tended a Lions Ladies'
banquet at Zurich
evening.
• Mr. Vern May returned from
a month in Toronto on Thursday
and on Saturday left town for
Florida for the winter.
Mr. Pugh of Nova Scotia is
visiting his son, Mr. A. Pugh,
and Mrs. Pugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mollard
of West Lorne, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Mollard of Oil City and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Elliott of Sar
nia were guests of Mrs. W. A.
Mollard and Miss Yeo last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brophey
of Parkhill visited Mrs. Brophey
and Mrs. Saul Pollock Sunday.
Mrs. Maurice Brenner and
Mrs. A. Turnbull are spending
this week in Detroit.
Mrs. Gordon Turnbull is in
bed with another heart attack.
Mr. Lawrence Johnston was in
Victoria Hospital Sunday. He
will be off duty for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman
of London visited her mother,
Mrs. A. Morenz, last week, Mrs,
Morenz
them.
The
Exeter
from Grand Bend,
man is taking typing; Mrs. Bec
ker, oil painting; Mrs. E. Gill
and Mrs. Broderick, leather
craft; and Mrs. Ed Gill, wood
work.
The P.P.C.L.I.
have been hunting
here. As a result:
Ernie Keown are
winter in Toronto.
Roy Miller have
apartments in Oakland
and they are motoring to Los
Angeles to visit Mr. Gordon
Miller for several weeks. Mrs.
Myrtle Bossenberry has left for
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aselstyne
and Mr. and Mrs. Meecham of
London spent the week-end at
their cottages.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Smallman
were guests of his parents, Mr.
Smallman, in Lon-
week-end.
Mrs. Kenshol of
and Mrs. Scott of
Dr. and Mrs. Aitken
were at their sum
in Oakwood for the
and
the
and
at-
Night
Wednesday
returned to London with
Night School courses in
have drawn enlistments
Mrs. Chap-
of Ipperwash
housing units
Mr. and Mrs.
spending the
Mr. and Mrs.
rented four
House
and Mrs. C.
don over the
Mr. and
Windsor, Mr.
Detroit and
of London
mer homes
week-end.
F/O and
ton arrived
Dr. and Mrs. Eric Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Book Jr. of
Detroit spent the week-end at
their summer homes in Beach
O’Pines.
Mr. A. Pugh is on a business
trip in Toronto.
Mrs. Wedd and Mrs. Frosst of
Port Franks visited Mrs. James
Bell and Miss M. Walker at
Pine Croft over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbussche
of Delhi were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Negruin over the week-end.
Mrs. Fink of Hamil-
in town Saturday.
Holland Native
Teaches Countrymen
Mr. and Mrs. Negruin moved
to Canada one year ago from
England where they had lived
for fifteen years after leaving
Holland.
Last year under the aegis and
capable organization of Mrs.
Fred Walker of Oakwood, a
large class of new Canadians
gathered at the new separate
school for instruction in English.
Mr. Negruin proved a very valu
able and efficient teacher.
This is a
to overcome
rier and the
class
future
For
Grand
known
Mr. Oscar
made friends of all who crossed
his path. His remarkable cour
age and determination to live a
full and useful life despite phy
sical handicap won respect and
admiration from all who met
him. It is with deep regret we
learn of his demise and extend
our sympathy to his sorrowing
mother and family.
unique opportunity
the language bar
enthusiasm of the
successaugurs
of this splendid
the past six
Bend has had
Visitor from
Grenon,
for the
work,
summers
a well
Windsor,
who has
G.B. Reeve At
County Councjl
Reeve Harmon Gill and Mrs.
Gill spent several days this
week at the Windsor Hotel in
Sarnia, where Mr. Gill is at
tending a county council meet
ing. This is Grand Bend’s first
representation and Mr. Gill will
make his maiden speech. On
Friday evening at the Polymer
Cafeteria Mr. J. A. Huey, Lamb
ton County clerk, will fete the
officials and their wives to a
banquet. ♦
Mr. and Mrs. William Bradt
of London visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Beer and MisS Skinner
on Sunday.
one recent month Cana-
cashed more cheques than
before. They were worth
In
dians
ever
$9,031,986,000
(This interesting description
is based on a survey taken
among junior groups at the
South Huron District High
School by Andrew Dixon, agri
cultural teacher, who recently
gave a talk on the subject to a
teachers’ conference in Listowelj
He attends church regularly,
finds the service interesting, at
tends Sunday School regularly
and finds the lesson interesting,
but spends no time preparing the
lesson. He belongs to the young
people’s organization, but has
never attended a church camp.
He has attended one play dur
ing the year, but has not acted
in any. In the case he did, the
play was sponsored by a church
group. He has not made any
platform appearances, but his
contemporaries who did probably
sang. He has had no training in
voice but probably has taken
some music lessons on an in
strument hv his own inclination.
He prefers attending a movie
rather than a play. He goes to
movies once a month, but has
no strong preference in actors
but does prefer males over fe
males. He does not dance and be
longs to no clubs and has never
been a Cub or Scout.
His favourite sport is hockey,
but he does not belong to any
team. The team sponsored by the
Exeter Lions club affects more
of his pals than any other. He
listens to sport broadcasts, tries
to. attend games played in his
neighbourhood and would rather
see his team lose a close game
than win by a wide margin.
He does not have a
vacation but his pals
usually spend it in a
would prefer to spend
on a farm and admires
more
knows.
He
ence,
physical training, but he feels
the subject that will be most
useful to him will be mathe
matics.
He likes to spend his free time
in playing games. He spends
three-quarters of an hour doing
homework, three-quarters of an
hour doing chores and one hour
listening to the radio each day.
He likes crime and mystery pro
grams and prefers Canadian to
American stations.
In his home there are less
than 25 books but books are
borrowed from the library. Four
newspapers and magazines are
subscribed to and none are pur
chased casually. He has read be
tween five and
year, including
reading required
has no great
comics, He buys comic books and
reads magazines of a Iterary
type.
than
goes
his
any other
summer
who do
city. He
his life
a farmer
man he
by refer-to school
favourite subject is
10 books in a
supplementary
in school. He
preference in
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HARPLEY
Mr. and Mrs. William Sher
wood and Mrs. Mark Miller of
Detroit spent last Monday with
Mrs. Maria Hayter. Mrs. Hayter
accompanied them back to De
troit where she expects to spend
the winter.
Mr. Smith of Forest spent
week-end at the home of
sister, Mrs. Clarence Stone.
Mrs. Mary Gill of Grand Bend
bed
a
the
his
is being confined to her
with pleurisy. We hope for
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Laing
London visited on Sunday
the home of Mr. William Love.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McLinchey
attended the funeral in Detroit
of Mr. Floyd McLean on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hayter,
Ted
the
Mc-
Barbara, Glen, and Mrs,
Jones of Exeter attended
funeral on Friday of Mr. F.
Lean in Detroit.
of
at
BRINSLEY
Manquen and Sandra
visited with Mr. and
Morley.
Mrs. Harvey Morley
Mrs. Vic
of Buffalo
Mrs. David
Mr.
visited
Sarnia,
Mr.
spent the week-end with the lat
ter’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Lewis, of St. Catherines.
Mrs. Lila Neil is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Giles Thomp
son, of Lieury.
Mrs. Will Banting (nee Cora
Fenton), who has been visiting
with her brother, Mr. Fred Fen
ton, and other relatives, has re
turned to her home in the west.
Miss Elsie Morley of Exeter
spent the week-end at her home
here.
Mrs. Levi White entertained a
number of ladies to a quilting
on Wednesday afternoon last.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLellan
of Strathroy spent Sunday with
the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fletcher Gower.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gilbert and
children of Parkhill and Mrs.
Millie Haskett of Lucan visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Neil.
Miss Betty Ellwood enter
tained a number of friends on
Saturday evening to a fowl din
ner.
Miss Betty Morley is spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Watson.
and
recently with friends in
and Corunna.
and Mrs. Earl Morley
CENTRALIA
W.O.2 J. T. Gates and family
have, moved into one of the new
houses at the airport and they,
visited with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Gates in the village
over the week-end.
Mrs. I-Ionsberger has
to the village to spend
ter with her son, Mr.
R. Honsberger after
returned
the win-
and Mrs.
spending
the summer in her home town
of Otterville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Hicks
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
family inMrs. O. Pollock and
Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare
moving this week to their new
home in Exeter. We regret their
departure.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McFalls
spent the week-end in London
with their daughters, Mrs. Quin
ton and Mrs. Lilley.
Mr. Fred Baynham of Detroit
visited over the week-end with
hisf parents, Mr. and Mrs, George
Baynham. Mrs. Baynham and
family returned to Detroit with
him where they will take up
residence in their home in
city.
The Y.F.U. are reminded
the meeting in the school room
of the church on Sunday
nihg.
The Alert Mission Band
meet in the school room of
church on Sunday morning dur
ing the church service hour. All
members are requested to bring
their thankoffering envelopes to
this meeting.
The ladies of the community
are invited to join the members
of the W.M.S. at their Christ
mas meeting in the school room
of the church oh Tuesday eve-
jning, December 11, at 8 p.m«
Green are
SHIPKA
The Christmas meeting of the
be held Thursday
the home of Mrs.
W.A. will
afternoon at
Ross Love.
Mr. Lorne
ent a patient
tai, London,
went an operation
last. His friends are
know he is getting
well as can be expected.
Mr. Louis Schroeder is
present visiting his daughter
Parkhill.
A social evening was spent
last
Bush school
and Mrs.
married
presented
from the
Quite a number of the ladies
attended the bazaar and tea at
Greenway last Wednesday.
Miss Elaine McNair of
ton returned to her home
spending time with Mr.
Mrs. C. Sheppard.
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Ratz
Sunday with relatives in Inger
soll.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Neil and
Gerald of Ailsa Craig visited on
Sunday last at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Major Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell and
family spent the week-end with
relatives in Windsor.
Devine is at pres
in Victoria Hospi-
where he under-
on Friday
pleased
along
to
as
at
in
Friday evening at Black
in honour of Mr.
Morris Webb who were
recently. They were
with a remembrance
neighbourhood.
Ilder-
after
and
spent
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