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Report On
Grand Bend
By MRS., IRENE meters
Junior Evening Auxiliary
The December meeting of the
Junior Evening Auxiliary of
James Street United Church was
held at the home of Mrs, Chas.
MacNaughton December 22.
Following the business meet
ing,. a Christmas party with an
exchange of gifts was enjoyed.
Jocelyn H owey and Heather
MacNaughton played two piano
duets,
Mr.
pre-
the
.(MRISTMAS NEWS
The Rev. W, C. Smith re
sumed his pastoral duties in the
United Church pn Sunday mor
ning, December 21, with a fine
Christmas address. Mr. Douglas
Gill conducted a junior choir of
25 voices in seasonal music, un
accompanied three-part harmony
and a selection in unison.
For’ the evening service,
Gill and the Senior Choir
seated a cantata, "Stars of
Silent Night”, by Roy E. Nolte,
Scriptural readings were given
by Mrs. Emery Desjardine; solo
parts were taken by Mrs. Ross
Love, Kenneth Flear and Mur
ray Desjardine.
Mi-ss Doreen Baker wished her
family greetings of the season
on a long distance telephone call
from California. Miss Baker- has
completed her course in Hospi
tal Administration and is now
prepared to take up her duties
on the staff.
Mrs. Nelson Baker, Mr.
Mrs. Clayton Lightfoot and i
spent Thursday last with
and Mrs. W. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gill
tertained twenty members
their family at their home
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon
and
sons
Mr.
en-
of
for
Gill
were hosts to their family from
.Windsor, Hamilton, London,
Thedford and Grand Bend for
the Yule dinner.
Mr. and Mrs.
and family leave
next week,
hopes to regain his health be
fore the spring season opens.
Miss Anne Negriyn has taken
■a secretarial position in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John
son celebrated Christmas at
Itheir home with Mr. Johnson’s
family from Sylvan.
. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mollard
spent Christmas with
Mollard.
Mr. and Mrs. H.
and Mr. and Mrs. W.
were guests of Mrs.
-in London last week.
Mrs. Art Haist and
left Monday for a
West Palm Beach,
Fred Negrijn
for
where Mr.
Florida
Negrijn
Mrs, A.
Smallman
A. Miller
Smallman
OoD BITS
By B.A.
f Mr. and
‘son, Peter,
holiday at
Florida.
■ l»“Stay”Girl
’ Get Lovely^ Curve
Gain 5 to 10 lbs. New Pep
ThousarUs who never could Rain weight before, now
■ have shapely, attractive figures No more bony
- limb?, ugly hollows They thank Oslrek it. mtts
• flesh on bodies skinny because blood ’ ; iron
i reps you up, too Improves appetite, > i so
, food nourishes you better. Don’t fc:-- J;.l
. Stop when you gain figure you '.i?h. . .r:
••pet-acquainted” size only GOp. Try «>. .iv. ronlv
'.ablets for new pounds, lovely curves, new pep.
. today At all druggists,
■t
Move To Chiselhurst
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Broclf,
Don, Bill and David of Burgess-
ville moved on Monday, Decem
ber 29, to the Chiselhurst com
munity where they bought the
Angus Robertson farm.
Russell has been employed by
the North Norwich Telephone
Co. for the past 10 years and
prior to that was with the Blan
chard Municipal Telepone Co. at
Kirk ton for several years.
Before leaving Burgessville,
the community presented them
with a beautiful chrome dinette
set, two table lamps and end
tables. Don and Rill were pre
sented with monogramed leather
wallets, from the United Church
Young People. Mrs. Brock also
received gifts from the Women’s
Association and Institute. Rus
sell was also remembered by the
Telephone Co.
Mrs. Brock was formerly Miss
Ruth Morley of Whalen. Russell
is the son of Thomas Brock, of
Kirkton.
Classes Cancelled
If any parents in town were
interested enough to appear
Tuesday night for the planned,
parent instruction lecture in pre
paration for Saturday morning
recreation classes, they were dis
appointed. There wasn’t a lec
ture.
The Home and School Associa
tion wisely palled its head away
from the stone ■wall that it faced
in last year’s effort, and at a
meeting held Monday decided
against classes this- year. There
simply wasn’t the parent interest
to support the scheme this year.
For those
interested in
and parents,
appointment
makes members of the Associa-5
tion wonder if there is much use
in trying further to create inter
est in their group.
Years ago when school lessons
v ere so clearly divided from
home interests, perhaps the need
for such a group as the Home
and School Association was not
so great. Now, however, with
modern teaching methods, the
phrase "home and school” takes
more significance in building the
young lives .of our children. The
group deserves a big “A” for
effort and much more,
interest, because its only
cern in functioning is to
our children.
who were actively
the classes, children
it is a great dis
and it certainly
Ah, Spring I
Well, all the red, and green is
put away for another year, the
children have broken in their
new clothes after one of the longest school holidays recorded.
The younger ones have broken
their new toys, and the stores
seem pretty empty in the after
noons. Right about now we are
quoting, "If winter comes, can
spring be far behind?”
And spring is in the minds of
merchants now. Fashion experts
claim that the full skirt is out
this spring and we must be as
slim as possible to do justice to
what’s planned for us after the
snow is gone, Thank goodness
we live in Exeter instead ot
Paris—we’d be blackballed there
as far as fashions are concerned!* * *
According to' word from Ot
tawa, we’ll soon be' using coins
bearing the head of Queen Eliza
beth, The new coins were issued
to most chartered banks Monday
this week.*
Entertain O.E.S. Officers
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fraser>
W.P. and W-M-, of Exeter Chap
ter O.E.S. entertained their of
ficers and husbands and wives at
their home Friday evening.
Progressive games were play
ed with prizes being won by Wil
liam Middleton, Roland Motz,
Mrs. E. Cersop, Mrs. R. L. Motz,
Mrs. W. A. Ness and Garnet
Patterson.
EJx-
Le-
our
con-
help
Mr.
The Story In
Saintsbury
This Week In
Winchelsea
By MBS. F. HORNE
Mr., Mrs. Bailey
Wed 64 Years
and Mrs. Harry Bailey,
both 87 years of age, quietly
celebrated their sixty-fourth wed
ding anniversary at their honte
in Winchelsea on December’ 23.
They were married in St.
George’s Church, Bristol, Eng
land. Since coming to Canada in
1919, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey have
made their home in Winchelsea.
For many years, they were care
takers of the school.
Mr. Bailey is in .good health
though his hearing is failing.
His wife is not as well and so
no celebration was planned.
Their family consists of two
sons, George and Joe, of Us-
borne, and a daughter, (Doro
thy) Mrs. Alf Collier of Kirkton.
By MRS. H. DAVIS
with
Park-
* * *
Who’s Got The Buttons
We’ve searched the town and
we can't find of all things, a
button. Perhaps those more wise
in the ways of button replace
ments can advise us. We even
tried to find a set of buttons to
make, up for the lost one on
friend husband’s coat and if we
were to use What was available,
we’d have to make the button
holes half an inch bigger.
It's more desperate than you
think. For weeks, while the
search went on, the poor boy’s
been going around with a one-
button-roll on a two - button
sport’s coat. We’ve given up
honing for a good five cent
nickle but there's still a glim
mer of hope that somewhere,
someday a, good five cent button
counter will appear for the
of confused button losers.
Legipn Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary to
gter Branch 167, Canadian
gion, held their final meeting of
1952 on Monday, December 22.
Letters of appreciation were
read from those remembered by
the Auxiliary at Christmas.
Comrade E. Jory was named
flower convenor and Comrade A.
Lawson, social convenor,
The Auxiliary will sponsor a
"Snow Ball Frolic’’ January 15,
with dancing from 9:30-1:00 to
Lionel Thornton’s orchestra. Pro
ceeds will be for
Hospital fund.
A mystery gift
president Heywood,
A program of
carol singing followed the meet
ing, concluding with a lunch ap
propriate to the season.
South Huron
was won Dy
contests and
The Story In
By MRS. II. SHEPPARD
aid
Report On
Crediton East
By MRS. 4V. MOTZ
CHRISTMAS NEWS
Mr
and
over
Mrs.
R. E,
and Mrs.
Hensail,
and Mrs.
Miss .
Thomas, i weekend
Harry Ford and Mr.
Freeman Horne.
Those spending
away from home were
Mrs. Ivan Brock and
with Mr. and Mrs. Cline Dobbs,
of Glencairn; Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don prance and family with Mr.
Mr, and Mrs. Hoy, of Zurich;
Mr. Colborne Vance, with
Denham
yisitetj
Mr. and
, and Mrs. Harold
Barry, of Sarnia,
the weekend with
W, F- Batten. Mt. and. Mrs.
. Pooley, of Exeter, and
i. Harry Armstrong,
were also guests pf
Batten on Sunday.
Joy Whitlock, of
spent Christmas and
with ,Mr
Mr.
of
Mr.
st,
the
and Mrs.
and Mts.
Christmas
: Mr. and
Margaret
Mrs. B. Taylor s Father
Dies In La Porte
Funeral services for William
Joseph Lower, .88, life-long resi
dent of La Porte, Ind., and
father of Mrs. Bessie Taylor,
were held Saturday from Cutler
Bros, funeral chapel there and
burial made in Pine Lake ceme
tery.
Born February 24, 1864, Mr.
Lower was the son of the late
James and Annie Lower. He re
ceived his education in La Porte
and entered the hardware busi
ness with his father and bro
thers.
He was
and church
a member
Woodmen and Elks,
as secretary of the Board of
Trustees of .the Presbyterian
Church until his death-
Surviving besides Mrs. Taylor
are two daughters by a previous
marriage.
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CHRISTMAS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bullock spent
the Christmas holidays with their
daughter and son-in-law,
and Mrs. Edward Darbey and
family in Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Alec . Hamilton and sons, Grand
Bend, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Z__Z, ZZ ■ " William
Motz in Exeter with Mr. and
Mrs. William Horney; Mr. and
Mrs. R. Motz and Ronnie and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibb, of
Newmarket, with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Darling in Exeter; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Anderson and Linda,
of London, with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson; Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Baynham and Russel, of
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Baynham, at Shipka.
Lewis; Mr. and. Mrs.
Tomlinson’s Hairdressing
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CHRISTMAS NEWS
JIrs, John Davis
The funeral of the late Mrs.
John Davis was held December
26 at 2 pm. from the Haskett
funeral home, Lucan. Mrs. Davis
was formerly Jemimah Carter
and lived most of her life in the
Saintsbury district, coming there
as a bride. Mr. Davis prede
ceased her in 1930. She is sur
vived by one son, Gordon, of
London, and one daughter, Mrs.
S, Mardlin, of London. The ser
vice was in charge of the Rev.
M. H. Elston, Centralia.
The Maguire family,
guests from McGillivray,
hill, Lucan, Paris and Stratford,
were entertained at dinner by
Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire, on
Christmas eve.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Davis held, a
family gathering Saturday, De-
cembei- 20 and had as their
guests, Mr. and Mrs, J. Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Abbott, Mrs. W.
J. Davis and Ivan.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Carroll and
boys, Mr. and Mrs. C. Abbott,
Arthur and Rowena and Miss
McIntyre were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Hodgins,
family gathering on
Christmas Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. H.
family and Mr. and Mrs. D. :
guire and Leroy with Mr.
Mrs. E. Atkinson; Messrs; M.
H, ■* Guilfoyle, Mr. and Mrs-. _
Watson, Ailsa Craig, and Mr.
and Mrs. E. Greenlee and boys
and Mrs. A. Greenlee and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guilfoyle and
Norman, Simcoe, with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Greenlee; Mr. and Mrs.
N. Squire, Farquhar, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Meyers and Gloria, of
London, Mr. E. Hicks and Mrs.
Mack, Centralia, and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Davis and Heather
with Mr. and Mrs. George Mc-
Falls; Mr, and Mrs. Jack Dic
kins were Wednesday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F, Squire, Prospect
Hill and Christmas day guests
with Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald,
as were Mr. and Mrs. H. Noels
and family, of Aylmer, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Caldwell and family, of
Shedden, and Mrs. W. J. Dickens
of Lucan.
Guests with Mr. and Mrs,
Hugh Carroll were -Mr. and Mrs,
C. Ings, Mr. and and Mrs. A,
Carroll, London, and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Carroll and boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkin
son and family were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Car
roll, Woodham and. Christmas
guests- of Mr. and Mrs. C. Atkin
son and family.
Mrs. F. Davis sent the holiday
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. M. H. Elston.
Guests with Mr. * and Mrs.
James Turner were Mrs. W. Car
roll, Parkhill, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. Davis and family.
Mr. Fred Dobbs “spent Christ
mas with his
Mrs. F. Dobbs,
Mrs. -W, J.
were guests of
Abbott as Were Mr.
Don Abbott and Sandra, Miss P.
Abbott, of Paris; Mr. L. Maguire,
of Scotland, Ontario, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Mugsford, Toronto.
iMr, and Mrs. C. Abbott enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ab
bott and girls, of London, and
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hodgins, of
Lucan, Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Barker and
Joan and Mr/’-J. Young, Lucan,
spent the day with Mr. and
H. DaviS and girls. Mr. and
E. Gfeenlee and boys and
and! Mrs; Hugh Davis
Heather also visited them.
Mr. ahd Mrs, H. Carroll enter
tained guests from Lucan,
Ciandeboye and London Saturday
evening.
Mr. atyd Mrs. I-L Davis and
Mrs, F. Dhvis visited with Mr,
and Mrs. R. Coleman, Lucan, re
cently and paid a visit to St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London, to see
Mrs-. A, DUVIs, who is a pattent
there, *
Mr. and Mrs. M, McDonald
&nd family were guests with Mr,
and Mrs, T. Kooy Saturday.
Lucan, at a
Saturday.
Latta and
Ma-
and
and
. J.
parents, Mr. and
Exeter.
Davis and Ivan
Mr, and Mrs, M.
and Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Large Attendance
At Stanley Concert
The pupils of S.S. 14 Stanley
presented their annual Christmas
concert Tuesday evening under
the direction of Miss ~
Turner, A large crowd
attendance.
Rev. Norman McLeod
chairman. Miss Ellen Love,
musical supervisor, assisted at
the piano.
The program included chorus
es, recitations by the juniors,
Christmas wreath drill, panto
mime “Away in a Manger”, play,
"With the Help of the Family”,
violin selections by Mr. Mc
Lachlan and Mr. Triebner were
much enjoyed.
Santa Claus arrived at the
close of the program and dis
tributed the gifts.
Dorothy
was in
acted as
CHRISTMAS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baum
garten spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Baxter, Park
hill.
The United Church Sunday
School held their Christmas enter
tainment Monday evening, De
cember 22. A splendid concert
was directed Dy Mrs. Milt Ratz
and Mrs. Verne Sharp. Lunch
was served at the close of the
program then Santa came for the
children.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Gaiser who were
married recently. The Shipka
community welcomes Mrs.
Gaiser.
The Sliipka School S.S. No. 7,
held their Christmas concert on
December 18. Special thanks goes
to Mrs, Ross Love for helping
with the music and to Miss Eve
lyn Desjardine the teacher.
The sympathy of this com
munity goes to Mr. Elmer Pic
kering and family in the death
of a sister, Mrs. yera Bullock.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McNair
and family spent the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lamport
and Tom.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Swietzer
and Mrs. Hoy,
__ Colborne Vance, daughter In London-^ Mr.
Mrs. Harry Bailey, Mr.
Joe.Bailey and Betty
and Mrs. Alf. Collier,
ton; Mr, and Mrp, Emerson Pen-
hale and Mr, and Mrs. John
Batten with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
Batten, of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs.
I-Iorac e Delbridge and family
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Del-
bridge, of Exeter.
Those spending Christmas Day
in the community were: Mr. and
Mrs. William Brock and family
and Miss June Walters, of Lon
don, with Mr. and Mrs.
Walters; Mr. and Mrs.
Dayman and Gary,
and Mrs. Nelson i
Farquhar, with Mr.
William Walters; Mr
Harold C-ark'e, Mr.
Bev. Morgan and
Thames Road, with
Newton Clarke.
Mrs. Elson Lynn
since her return
seph’s Hospital in London. Mrs.
Harvey Skinner, of'St.
spending some time
daughter.
Congratulations to
Mrs. Henry Bailey who celebrat
ed their sixty-fourth wedding
anniversary on December 23.
his
and
Mrs.
Mr.
and
with
of Kirk-
Fred
I-Ioward
of Kippen,
Clarke, of
and Mrs.
•. and Mrs.
apd Mrs.
Johnny, ot
Mr. and Mrs.
is improving
from St, Jo-
Paul’s, is
with her
Mr. and
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Rundle, Woodham.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Angus and
boys visited with
parents in Toronto.
Angus Jr. remained
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Toronto, visited over the week
end with Mr. and Mrs; Ed Lam
port and Tom.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dietrich, ot
Windsor, visited with relatives
in this community.
Mrs. Martha Ratz and Ruth
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Godbolt and family.
Mr. Angus’
Mr. Larry-
in Toronto
Lamport, of
Comments About
Cromarty
By MRS. K; McKELLAR
CHRISTMAS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl
and family with Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Lamond in London; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cadick and
Sharon Grace and Miss Lottie
Phillips, London, with relatives
here; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
four, Sault Ste. Marie, with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bruce and
and Mrs. Will Hamilton;
Bal-
Mr,
Mr.
and Mrs. T. Gillespie and family,
Komoka, with Mr. and "" ~
L. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Calder
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
lan, Mrs. Houghton,
Houghton and Frank Stagg with
friends
Mrs.
with
Mr.
and
and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
with
John.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stagg, Bright,
and Mr. Gordon Houghton, Lon
don, with 'Mrs. William Hough
ton; Miss Violet Hyde, Hensail,
with -Mr. and Mrs. Philmore
Chappel; Mr. Arnold Storey at
Blyth; Miss Marguerite Duncan-
son, Fort Erie, with her parents
at the
Thomas
Gordon
Mr. and
fa; Mr,.
Mrs. T,
McKaig,
McLach-
Gordon
in Mitchell; Mr. and
J. E. Storey and family
her parents in. Kincardine;
and Mrs. Everett Kerslake
children, Toronto, with
Mrs. W. Kerslake and
■Mrs. Ken Drake; Mr.
Stewart Robertson, Mr,
Karl Byers and Mr.
Earl “ •
Mrs.
Mr.
Mr.
and
and
and
Robertson, Listowel,
A. Robertson and
Mrs.manse; Mr. and
Scott and Mr, and Mrs.
Scott and family with
Mrs. James Scott, Staf-
__ and Mrs. Alan
and family with Mr. and
Macintosh, Toronto.
Christmas gatherings
held L
Mrs, —...............----- ----
Mrs. Lindsay McKellar, Mr. arid
Mrs,T. i_. w
Walla.ce, Mr, ahd Mrs. Geo. Wal
lace, Mr. and Mrs. George Wal
lace, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen and
Miss Olive Speare.
Mrs, E. II. Payne, Moosejaw,
is spending a few weeks with
her sister, Miss Margaret Miller,
and her brother, Mr. James Mil
ler,
With The Sick
Mr, Tom Laing is a patient in
Seaforth Hospital havihg under
gone an operation; Miss Celia
Norris Is ih Seaforth Hospital;
Mr. Wesley Russell has returned
from Stratford ttespitai where
he was a patient for a few dkys.
Ramsay
Mrs. T.
_____ „_____were
at the homes of Mr. and
Will Hamilton, Mr. and
, T. L. Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Lang, Mi. and Mrs. John
The penalty paid by gobd
for refusing to take part in
meh.............L ----- - gov
ernment, is to live finder the
goverment ot bad men.-—Plato
Sydney Hector
Word has been received
Exeter of the sudden death
Sydney Hector, a former
dent of Exeter. He died Decem
ber 8 in Kingston at the age of
54.
in
of
resi-
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