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The fall meeting of the newly-
| organized Association of Rural
School Boards of South Huron
was held in Tuckersmith School
Area S.S. No. 1 with, represent
atives from Stephen, Usborne,
Tuckersmith, Stanley and God
erich township boards.
Chairman Ross Forrest intro
duced Rev. N. McLeod of Kip
pen who discussed the ways and
means of teaching religious ed
ucation in the phblic schools.
Andrew D i x o n, agriculture
teacher of South Huron District
High School, discussed various
methods of instruction. He point
ed out the fundamentals of a
good teacher and how he had
tried to practise these methods.
A panel consisting of Inspectors Goman and Gardiner, Wm.
McRoberts and Delmer Skinner
led in a discussion of various
problems pertaining to school
boards.
Garnet Hicks is secretary of
the new group. -
Principal At Dashwood
Accepts New Position♦
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Personal Items
Mr. arid Mrs. Eugene
’rich, London, attended the
Ser-McCarthy wedding on
nesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Morrissey
and family,, Paincourt, were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Cath
erine Morrissey.
Mr, and Mrs. Pius ’Dietrich
attended the funeral of Edward
Ayotte, son of Mr. and
ban Ayotte, formerly
Carmel.
Mr. Charles ■ Glavin
turned home from St.
Hospital, London,
Mrs. Jules Van Hye, Hyde
Park is spending a week with
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Mc
Carthy.
Miss Sheila Rawlings broke a
bone in her arm at school last
week. Michael O’Leary also
broke bones in his .arm.
Musser-McCarthy
White and bronze mums dec
orated the altar of our Lady of
Mt. Carmel church foi* the wed
ding on Wednesday, November
7,. of Mrs. Mary McCarthy,'
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jules
Van Hye, Hyde Park, and John
Musser, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Musser.
The Rev. Father Kelly offici
ated and Mrs. William Regier
played traditional wedding mu
sic.
The bride entered the church
on the arm of her father gowned
in a grey suit with white acces
sories and corsage of red roses.
Her only attendant, Mrs. George
Van Hye wore a grey flannel
suit with pink accessories and
corsage of American Beauty
roses. - ' -
The bride’s brq.ther, George
Van Hye was. groomsman.
Following a wedding dinner at
the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, the
bride and groom left for a trip
in the United States.-,
On their return they will re
side near Mt. Carmel.
Mrs. Ur-
of Mt..
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Joseph’s’
Message From
Greenway
Mrs. Melvin Des Jardine has
resigned as principal of Dash
wood Public School, She has
been engaged on the staff of
Mountsfield School in London.
Mountsfield is a new, modern
twenty-room school. Mrs. Des
Jardine wil be in charge of
of the- grade sevens there. "
Birthday Party
About 14 friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Becker for a birth
day supper, in honor of their
granddaughter, Diane Becker’s
fifth birthday. The evening was
spent in games.
Infant Baptized
Janet Elaine, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Datars, of
Grand Bend, was baptized in
Zion Lutheran Church, Dash
wood, on Sunday morning by
Rev. K. Zorn.
Howard Datars
Ladies Aid
The Ladies’ _ — „
Lutheran Church held their regu
lar meeting on Wednesday as a
missionary meeting.
Rev. K. Zorn discussed . the
topic, “Christ’s Holy People.”
Mrs. Rudolph Miller sang a solo,
and Mrs. Ken Keller gave a
reading.
Twenty-five dollars was voted
for the “Concordia College Guild
at Edmonton, Alberta.” It' was
decided to buy a slide projector
and screen. Group ’2 was in
charge, The next meeting will
be the annual meeting and
Christmas party with an ex
change of gifts. 4
Personal Items
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Wiedo and
family, of Detroit/ spent the
week-end with Mrs. Fred
Schlundt and Mr. and Mrs. Vyrne
Wiedo and Larry,
Mrs. Art Willert suffered a
stroke and is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs.’ Ernest Davison,
of Port Huron, were visitors with
Mrs. M. Piefer.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bruce, of
Windsor, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hayter.
Mrs. Bertha Hayter is visiting
with her daughter and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder,
at Brantford.
Mrs. Henry Becker,' Jr., is
spending this week at Niagara
Falls with her daughter, Martha,
who had spent the previous week
here.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. -Ferd Miller and Edith
were, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pask,
and Mr. William Sweitzer, of
Grand Bend; Mrs. T. Tetreau, of
the Parr Line; Mr. and Mrs,
William McAdams and family, of
Zurich; Miss Rose Thomas, of
Clawson, Mich.; Miss Nancy
Clark, of Thedford; Miss Joyce
Peters, Hensail; Miss, Elsaline
Hines, London;. Dawson Keller,
Dashwood, and L.A.C. Bob An
nan, R.C.A.F., Centralia.
A number 'from, here attended
the Lutheran 'Laymen’s League,
Conference vat Trinity Lutheran-
Church, London, on Sunday.
Rev. K. Zorn was speaker at‘the
afternoon session.
Mrs, Harold Kraft and Miss
Bertha Becker, of London, spent
a few days last week with their
sister and hei‘ husband, Dr. and
Mrs. Fred Morlock, of Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Filkins
and Janice, of Howell, Mich.,
spent the week-end with Mrs.
William Nadiger.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader and
Darlene spent Sunday with. Mr.
and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and
family. -
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Keller
and Grace spent Sunday with
members of their family at
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Miller
spent _ Sunday at London with
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Hindley,
Mr.
were
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and Mrs.
sponsors,.
of Zion
School Workers
Require X-Rays
Hon. W, J. Dunlop, minister of
education for Ontario, and Hon.
Mackinnon Phillips, minister of
health, have announced that per
iodic chest x-ray examinations
will be’ required of all employees
of school boards throughout the
province.
Elementary school inspectors,
superintendents of public schools,
directors of education, principals
of secondary schools and secre
taries of secondary school boards
have been named as the officers
to report to the minister of ed
ucation. Each school board em
ployee is to have a chest x-ray
film taken, when directed to do
so by his reporting official, with
in each four-year period begin
ning November 1, 1956,- The em
ployee is to obtain from the ex
amining agency an identification
card which is to be retained and
shown to the reporting official
upon request of proof that he
has met the requirements of the
plan.
Community chest x-ray sur
veys operated by the Division
of Tuberculosis Prevention of
the Ontario Department of
Health, the Gage Institute of tile
National Sanatorium Association,
and the Niagara District Sana
torium are to be used when
ever and whenever possible for
the purposes of the program.
Certain specific x-ray centres
such as hospitals, sanatoria and
chest clinics will be used where
community surveys ' are not
available. ’
Area Officer
In UN Army
Captain J, Grant Mills, M>D.,
of Calgary, son of Mr, and. Mrs.
Ray Mills, Woodham, experts to
sail this month for Egypt with
the first contingent of the Queen's
Own Regiment, which will •rep
resent Canada- in the U.N. po
lice force.
He has been appointed medical
officer for the contingent.
Captain Mills was flown from
Calgary to Halifax on. Monday
and will sail on the H.M.C.S.
Magnificent for Italy later this
month.
His wife and three children
live in Calgary. The army of
ficer is a graduate of U.W.O.
Another district resident serv
ing with the force is Lieutenant
W. Maclver, Grand Bend.
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On display this week our complete stock of merchandise for Christmas
gifts, for ladies, men, children and infants. We are sure we can help
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, Woodburn and
E. Brethour of
the weekend at
Mrs. Ed. Stewardson spent the
weekend with, her sister,. Mrs.
W.. Oliphant of Burlington;
Mj‘. and Mrs. Arthur Brophey
and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Broph-
ty .visited on Sunday with Mrs.
D„ Reddick and family of Som-
bra.
Mr. Harold Pollock spent a
few days with his mother, Mrs,
A. Pollock and Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. McPherson in Toronto.’
^Rev. W. H. Pike of Kirkton
will be guest speaker and show
films in the Anglican parish hall
on Sunday evening sponsored by
Greenway Bible Society.
A Sunday School congrega
tional supper is being arranged
in. the United Church for Fri
day evening, December 7.
Miss Elda .Brown. went to
London last week where she has
secured employment at Park
wood Hospital.
Mr. Dawson
Mr, and Mrs.
Toronto spent
his home here,.
Mrs. Joe Horner is a patient
in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lon
don.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson of
Arkona visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Brown.
Master Wayne Twcddlc of
West Corners spent a few days
last week with his cousin, Mor
ley Thompson.
W.M.S. And W.A.
The November meeting of the
W.M.S. and W.A. of the United
Church was held in tile base
ment of the church. The chapter
of the Study Book was taken by
Mrs. Dean Brown and Mrs. Roy
Whiting gave -a \reading on
Christian Stewardship,
Mrs, Bruce EaJglcsoii and Mrs.
Cecil Smithers were appointed
as a nominating committee for
the Officers for 1957. In the ab
sence of the presidents Mrs. Jas.
Geromette conducted the meet
ings, The December ’meeting
will be hold at the homo of Mrs,
Holley, at the manse,
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Report On
Saintsbury
By /’RS. H. DAVIS
Mrs. W. J, Davis spent Sun
day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Murray Abbott,
A number of the ladies from
this community attended the ba-'
zaar and tea at St. Mary’s
Church, Brinsley on Friday af
ternoon and also at Whalen
United Church, Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carrol
and boys and Mr. and Mrs.
I-Icber Davis were Sunday eve
ning guests with Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Hodgins, Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barker
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Barker of Dorchester.
Mr. Diamond, a student, was
in charge of the-service . at St.
Patrick's church on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. ,Diamond were guests
with Mr.: and Mrs.-Harvey Latta.
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Green
lee visited, on Sunday with the
latter’s father,, Mr. M. Guilfoyle,
who is a patient in -
home in London.
St. Patrick's W.A.
The W.A. of St.
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Church met in the afternoon on’
Thursday last at the Parish Hall
for a short devotional and bus
iness session.
It was decided to hold a con
gregational dinner in the parish
hall later in the ‘month, the date
to be announced'. The ladies
quilted a qmlt.Vi
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