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E'LINIVILLE 1BIBLE SCHOOL—Sixty children attended the Daily Vacation Bible. School
at Elimville during the past two weeks. Besides studying the Old Testament; the children
•enjoyed games and crafts. Above, they participate in a group activity on the church lawn,
The leaders are Mrs. Harold. Bell, Marilyn Moores, Helen Herdnian and Rev. W. J. Moores,
The children are Bobby Miller, Janet Skinner; Larry Skinner,, Xathy Hem, Herbert Heywood,
Margaret Brock, Darlene, Mills, Dale Skinner and Sylvia Johns. —T -A. Photo
Bible School
Attracts Sixty Children
,sixty children in the Elimville- • films, flannelgraphs, puppets and
Woodham.area• are finishing their other instructive devices, the pu-
14-day Daily V a c a t ion Bible pils have engaged in outdoor
School at Elimville United Churth group activities, ,games and crafts.
this week,
The youngsters, our to 12
years old, have learned about the.
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The crate' included woodwork,
ptippetry, painting and other cre-
ative activities...
•Sixty-two children registered
for the inter -denominational
school which Itad a high average
attendance of 55. It was the first
time one has been held
Mrs. Howard Pym was the di-
rector; Rev. W. J. Moores the
registrar. Leaders included Mrs.
William, Routley, Miss Ruth Skin-
ner, Mrs. Harold Bell and truce
Delbridge, Assistants. were Mari-
lyn Moores, Mrs. Phil Johns, Syl-
via Johns, Grace Routley, Grace
Johns, Mary;, Skinner, Edward
Skinner and Mrs. 'toss Skinner.
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BIBLE SCHOOL CRAFTS—Creative activities were popular at the Bible School held, at
Elintville July 4 to ,16. The crafts included puppetry, painting, flannelgraphs and woodwork.
Shown working a jig saw is Wayne Prance. Watching him are Edward Skinner,. assistant in-
structor; Bruce Delbridge, leader; Miss Ruth Skinner, leade5; and Director Mrs. Howard
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Pym..
Report On Grand Bend
By MRS. E. KEOWN
Injures Back In Pall
Rev. F. E. Clysdale, LOndon,
who is -well known here, had the
misfortune to fall from a ladder
at his cottage at Grand Bend
about two weeks ago'.
A swinging bough of a tree
struck the ladder while Rev.
Clysdale was standing on It. His
back was Injured in the fall,
Mr. Clysdale has now been
.able to Tatum to his home from
St. Joseph's Hospital and expects
to be able to walk again in about
a week,' a time.
NIA. Maud Woodburn
On Saturday, at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Patter -
'son, R.R. 2, Grand Bend, there
passed away Maud Steeper, wife
of the late Wilbert Woodburn, at
the age of 71 years..
,She is survived bY nue daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rey Pattereon (Verde)
and two sons, Gordon and Mil-
ton, of Parkhill.
The funeral serlice was held
Tuesda,y from the M. Sox . and
Son funeral home with interment
in Parkhill eemeterY.
Personal Ikons • ,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson and
family, of •Stratford, •who have
been holidaying at Tobermory
spent a few days last week with
Mrs. Jackson's mother, Mrs. I.
MoaSseau,
Mrs. H, Lougheed entertained
her bridge club frtnn Woodstock
at her oottage here on Thursday
and Friday of last week.
. Mrs. Mary Griffiths of "Hill-
top", White Rock, B.C.,is spend -
Jug a month visiting with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Pat Harrison and Mrs, Mary
Ravelle and ,.1Viiss
Master Bobbie Bossenberry is
spending •a month- with M. and
Mrs. Fred Homan at Parry
Sound. Bobbie called his daddy
"collect" to announce the fact
that he had caught a seven -and -a -
half -Pound fish.
Those who attended the Unit-
ed •Churelt service in Oak Park
Sunday morning- had the pleasure
of hearing inspirational •musie
and a .helpful sermon by nev. W.
C. Smith,.. pastor of the church.
Miss Beverley Priest of the
Brantford Salvation. Army ,Corps
sang Travelling on. the
'King's Highway." •
• Mr. J. Dalton arrived -home
from St. Joseph's Hospital ent.
Saturday, While not able to be
back in the store, Mr. Dalton is.
able to get around a little each
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jokes -
ton and datighter Neva attended
the Johnston reunion at Poplar
Rill on Sunday.
.Mrs. Mary Gill and grandann
trim). Gill are spending a week
in Aiisa. 'Craig visiting Mrs, Jack
Rosser and Mrs, Roland Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. IL .1% Lining, Of
London, are holidaying at their
cottage here,
Mr,Clifford Ottande, of Oxeter,
spent the weekend with his aunt
•and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. W, J.
Peer,
Master .Erlan Sweitzer and
Master Bata Crawford, Exeter,
•are spending a week's holidays
How"Skinny"Cirls
Get Lovely Curves
• Cali -5 to 10 Lbs. New Pip
11ottiendo who never coot ti 1140ight to.
/ OA' has ohnpely,„ettrutive flgtItel• N6
mob bony istb§, ustsr houbi,vs, They Mutt
Cht.ret Toni* Talnots, Itelot /mit Sok on WO
slanoy deo to 'hundred onoettta booeuse blood
laekk frm, hirprovot &gooks), it6orleabe,611
%oast§ ilbp.* Get-flaelaaintetr- roily SOO.
Tr? °gra tot fl1, liO11111,�VC1Y -eUW!
new Veil,to(lity. Scloauto,
with the former's grandparent's,
Mr, and Mrs. William Sweitzer.
Messrs. Delbert ' Mason and.
Billie.' Baird, of London, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Baird.
Miss- Frances Simpkins, Strat-
ford, is spending a few days with
her 'cousins, Misses Judy and
Beverley Bossenberry. •
Little Miss Nanny Brooks, of
Toronto, is visiting this week
with. 'her grandparent" Mr, •and
Mrs. William nendle,
Weekend visitors with Mr..,and
Mrs. E. Keown were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Broiey, of Cooks-
town; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coul-
ing, Ethel aid Myrtle, of Lon-
don, end Mrs. 'Alfred Elliott, of
Shawville, Que.
Miss . Beverley Priest, Brant-
ford, Is Spending the slimmer
with r7 and Mrs. Harold Skip-
per.
Mrs, Donald Canapbell and
family are spending' a few weeks
in Toronto visiting her sister,
Mrs. Buff% , while Major Camp-
bell is stationed in New Bruns-
wick.
Praise Senator Golding
For Work On Divorces
Huron Senator W. H. Golding
should get an "Oscar" for faith-
ful attention to hie duties on the
'Senate Divorce 4oxnmittee, it was
suggested in the recent sitting.
• Senator Golding, one of the
m -o a t conscientious representa-
tives in the upper house, attend-
ed 51 of the 52 sittings of the
•committee. Be missed the one
meeting to vote in the Ontario
election.
Senator Arthur •W. Roebuck,
chairman of the committee, paid
tribute to Mr. Golding. His re-
marks, as recorded in Hansard,
were:
"1,TOW X woul4 like to make
one 61, two comments on matters
that are not mentioned In the
report; First, 1 would like to call
attention to the very excellent
attendance of most of the sena-
tors who are members of this
cominittee. I think that credit
should be given where credit is
due. The one who stands highest
on the attendance list, and to
whom 1 think perhaps the Ear -
hour pommissioner's hat should
be awarded, is Senator Golding.
"Hon. Senators: Hear, hear.
"Hon. Mr. Roebuck: Be at-
tended on 51 'days of the 62 daye
on which the committee sat, and
on the one day he was absent I
rather suspect that he lost his
vote. I suspect so -because he
abandoned his duties to the
Divorce Committee in order to
perform his duty as a voter in
the Province of Ontario. 1 think
Senator Golding should' be given
a very high award for complete
attendance.
M. Euler,: Give him an
Oscaa:."
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FASTER MOKUP
us 01 YOUrSt
By Reg Armstrong
When car owners get together the s,
first subject is usually "What kind of
mileage are you getting out •of that
Some cars, 04 course, use more gas than others, and
give more power and smoothness in return, but the way
you drive can have a lot to do with. the miles -per -gallon you .1
chalk up.
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Highway driving gives better mileage than city driving,
but it's not the higher speed that makes the gas go further.
The car that gives 20 miles to the gallon at 30 miles an hour
will give only 15 miles to the gallon at 60, and 13 miles to the
gallon at 70. a
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It is, of course, the stops and starts of city driving E
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that 35,11.03 gas. Ten stops in a mile will Use twice as much 1
'as steady driving at 30.
• Under -inflated tires, even it they don't appear soft, can
increase gas consumption 6 to 8 percent, •
Nervously pushing the accelerator tip and down while
waiting for a light. to change wastes nearly a teaspoon of
gas with each push. Letting the car sit with the engine run-
ning *can be more wasteful than you'd think. An idling =
engine can use up a pint of fuel an hour.
'Good care is important, but first of all it takes a good
car.
Even if you're just looking around, we'd like to help
yon see.vrhat's what with ears today. Motoring tan be a lot of
fun, instead of a lot of worry, in these wonderful month..4.
If one -inventor I'm going to'tallt about next week had I
had his way, we'd be driving oars from_ the back seat.
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