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Mx\ and Mrs. Kenneth Lang*
ford, Walter and Bauxite were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Trewartha of Holmesville.
Misses Orrle Thackexi arid
Joan Hodgins spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bat-
tison.
Mr. Carl MUIS of Auburn
spent the week-end at his home.
Miss Audrey Rarkson of Melburn
at hex* home.
Ml*, and Mrs. Bill Jones and
Carl spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Jones of Glendale,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper
attended the Journal-Argus Ban
quet at Kirton on Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
and family, Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Thomson and family attended
the Turkey Supper at Thorndale,
Friday evening.
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The prevalence of colds, croup
and flu up at the Exeter Public
School has reduced attendance
considerably. 'Those who were
monotones in the Christmas
choruses before are “multitones”
now and colds have added sev
eral monotones to the original
list. However, the <"
concert is three weeks
we’re hoping to have
frogs under control
time.
The indifference of
eral public, and particularly the
parents, towards what was con
sidered a red hot issue of prev
ious weeks, namely “Safety
measures”, was clearly demon
strated last Friday afternoon
when one parent only attended
an advertised lecture and films.
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ELIM VILLE
The second meeting of the
Woolen Wizards Club was held
at the home of Mrs. Delmar
Skinnex* on Wednesday Novem-
ber 13 with 11 girls present.
The meeting was opened with
some favorite songs The Roll
call was answered by showing
a sample of wool and a reason
why it was wool.
At the next meeting' the loll
call is to be answered by giving
the name of one wool material
and its weave.
A demonstration was given by
Mrs, Harold Taylox* showing how
to press and shrink the wool fox’
the skills; Names wex*e drawn
for Christmas and all gifts are
to be brought to the next meet
ing The next meeting is to be
on December 13 at the Elimville Hall.
The Elimville Institute pre
sented their play “Coveralls” in
Woodstock on Monday evening.
Master Bobby Margison
London is spending a few
with Mr. Edward and
Frances Skinner. #
Mrs, George Armstrong
Mrs. Hubert Heywood have
successful Stanley Brush demon
strations at their homes the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper
and Floyd visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell King
of Crediton.
The Elimville Institute ladies
enjoyed a lovely bus trip to
Kitchener last Tuesday touring
the city and visiting two large
industrial buildings. The eve
ning was spent by attending the
Dutch Festival.
Miss Helen Weiher
spent several days at
last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
Children of Fenelon Falls visited
of London
her home
Moore and
ovex' the week-end
Mrs. T. L. Scott.
Rev. Mr. Ashton
occupied the pulpit
day.
with Mr. aM
of St. Marys
here on Bun-
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Board. The films
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“Don’t say bad words”,
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CLANDEBOYE
Shirley Jaques, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jaques in the vill
age, was taken to St. Joseph’s
last Monday night for an ap
pendix* operation. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
We are pleased to report
Joan Simpson was able to
turn to Hespeler,
teaches, after being
weeks with flu.
A very successful
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home
bazaar
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was
held in Holy Trinity, Parish
Hall, Lucan, on Saturday after
noon where the Ladies’ Guild of
St. James’ Church, Clandeboye,
served tea,and held a sale of
home-baking, with a farmers’
booth, aprons, pillow slips and
other numerous fancy articles.
The Women's Auxiliary had a
home-made candy booth, which
was well patronized.
Mr. J. H. Paton and Clare at-
ended the Royal Winter Fair on
Saturday with Mr. Herman Powe
of Exeter.
Miss Grace McKenzie of Lobo
and Miss Lillian McKenzie of
London spent the week-end with
Mrs. Arthur Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Williams
spent Sunday in Windsor.
Mrs. Richard Atkinson of
London spent the week-end with
her nephew, Mr. Cefar Atkinson,
and family.
United Church service Novem
ber 26 at 3 p.m. is Men and Mis
sion Sunday.
Rev. L. C. Harrison has start
ed a class for confirmation of
senior Sunday School pupils of
St. James’ Church. The class met
at Mrs. Tomes on Monday after
noon for instruction.
Mrs. Guy Harrison is spending
a few days with her daughter
Mrs. Wilmer Scott and family.
Clandeboye School pupils have
set December 6 for their Christ
mas concert in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting
attended the Royal Winter Fair,
also visiting their son and family
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodgins
entertained Saturday evening in
honour of Mrs. Hodgins’ father,
Mr. James McRann, who was 85
years young that day. May
add our congratulations.
direction of the Ontario Safety
League, was
Public School
showed very
safely cross
what to do and what not to do
while riding a bicycle, . and an
‘Our Gang” comedy showing the
tragic results of chasing a ball
out into the street.
Before the films the lecturex*
asked the children for any safe
ty rules they had learned. Im
mediately hands waved, fingers
snapped and the answers came
—“Brush your teeth every mor
ning”,
“Don’t
there’s
“Don’t
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thought into the
with the answer,
listen, before
strept”.. The students certainly
appreciated the films and with
all the time, effort and money
spent on the safety campaign at
the school,, let’s hope the reward
will be a “no accident” record.
Mrs. Armstrong and Miss
Scarlett enjoyed a week-end in
Toronto visiting the Icecapades
and the Royal Winter Fair. The
trip was no doubt a welcome
change fox’ Mrs. Armstrong from
shellacking and sanding plaques,
even though the Grade 5’s ef
forts in modelling-
successful.
At the last Junior
meeting in Room 8,
man eliminated unnecessary for
malities to the extent of practi
cally eliminating the meeting.
Aftei’ opening the meeting, he
inadvertently asked for a motion
to adjourn. In the twinkling of
an eye the motion was moved
and seconded before the class
realized they hadnt heard the
program. None was more sur
prised than the chairman. Mrs.
Armstrong’s room is having a
play entitled “Columbus”, for
the next Red Cross program so
take warning Grade 5—don’t
stop before you start!
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Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Beckler,
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Mrs. Donald Scott on Monday.
Mr. Frank Stagg attended the
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell
and Margaret Jean, Mrs. Grace
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Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith
and Billy of Grimsby spent the
week-end with
Ephraim Hern.
Mr. James Earl
Brock attended
ter Fair in Toronto on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hern and
Leroy visited in Toronto recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cole.
A baptismal service was con
ducted in the church by Rev.
Wanless when the following
children were baptized: Leroy
Hector# son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Hern; Margaret, daugh
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Garfield
Cornish; Robert William, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville jSnelL At
this service a new baptismal
bowl was dedicated.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hern,
and Mrs, Warren Brock attend
ed the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ephraim Kern
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hern’s aunt, Mrs. Levi Leslie# of
St. Marys on Monday.
Mr. Robert Hern, a member
of the Boys* Calf Club of this
district, won first place in the
Hereford section in the trail tor
the King’s Guineas, and had the
honour of being presented to the
Governor General Viscount Alex
ander of Tanis.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Ogle (nee Irene
Brock), who were married in
Zion Bailed Churcli Oh Saturday.
Mr. Albert Gunning is spend
ing some time with her daugh
ters, Mrs. Allan Jaques and
James Earl.
Mrs. Thomas Hern and
daughter returned home
Mrs. Hooper’s Nursing Home in
Exeter on Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Westcott
and family of Exeter visited on
Sunday with the lattei-’s parents#
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Hern.
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