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CPL A. C. Morgan., to Saska-
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•Cpl. W. Gilker, released.
LAC J. R. P. McElroY, to
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Cpl. P. A. Pattison, to Edmon=
ken.
Cpl. 41. K. Davis. to MacDonald.
LAC,' J. A. Champagne, to
Goose Bay.
Sgt, R. AL Jackson, to London.
LAC J P. Joly, to Hamilton.
LAG Al. R. Plummer, to Ed-
menten
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Jaw,
LAC K. M. MacCarthy, from
Europe.
W. Crawford, from St.
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WO1 H. J. Ailey, from Rivers.
Sgt. L. Howard, frons Cainp
Borden.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Campbell
and Helen visited over the week-
end with Mr. and -Mrs. Watt
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard, also
with Mrs. Mitchell and Miss
Crombie and Torn Farron, in
Paris.
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. 'Hall and
family are visiting with Miss.
Greta Harness. Mr.. Hall, who
has been manager of the Bank
of Montreal at Westport for the
past two years; and a former
accountant ,at the loeal branch,
has been appointed manager at
St. Marys and commenced his
duties there last week.
Mrs, T. Al.• Drnney returned:
home on Tuesday -.after spend-
ing two weeks at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter,
Sgt. and Airs. ..lames W. Low,
at Longueuil, Que,
Miss Cheryl Ann Westeot t
spent last week holidaying. with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed W. Westcott.
' Mrs. Russell Gage, London, is
spending .a few days with her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Don
Southcott,
Mrs. Verda Edmunds, Flint,
Mich,, visited over the weekend,
with her father, Mr. Enoch
Rowcliffe,
Mrs. W. L. Switzer, Woodbarn,
visited with Mrs. James Squire
on Friday
Mts. C. Zurbrigg is visit-
ing with relatives WI-fan-14ton.
Air, and Mrs, Andrew Ilamil-:
ton and Mr. and Ain, William.
Siliery attended a retlnittit of
the I-141141ton .family 1,ions
Park, Mitchell, on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Mellraith, To -
onto, returned with them and
visited until Tuesday.
Cecil Canlitte4 and 'Bay Per-
kins are holidaying at 114anitou-
lin island and other points..nertb.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pewe,'
town, and Mr.. and Mrs, Ebner
Powe,. 'Elaine and Marie took,
a trip last week to. Cornwall to
see the St. Lawrence Seaway
Project, They took the boat trip
through the Thousand Islands
and returnedhome by Isliagara,.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lilley,
Barbara and Daird, Mr,.. and -
Mrs. William, Quinton, Bob and
Dianne, and Miss Helen Mc -
Falls all of London, Mrs. Arthur
McFalls, Centralia, and, Mrs.
Garnet liodgins, St. Marys,
spent Sunday with Mrs, Samson
McFalls. Mrs. Hodgins is re-
maining Ibis week.
Mrs. William Butler, Lendon,
Mr. .and Mrs, C. S. ,MacNaugh.
spent last week with Mrs, Wil -
ton, Heather and Johnpy have
liam Pybus.
been holidaying for the past four
,
weeks at Norman Heights,- They
Messrs. Mervyn Cudinore, Car-
frey Cann and Robert Southcott
attended the United Church lay-
inen's convention at Alma Col-
lege, St, Thomas, over •the
weekend.
F/O J. A. and Airs. Cann,
Mary( Ann, Kathy and Nancy re-
turned to their home in Ottawa
after holidaying with' Mrs, Wil-
liam Mair and relatives here
for the past week.
Mrs. Arthur Rundle, of Base
•Line, visited wtih her aunt, Mrs.
John Fletelier, last Friday.
Mrs, A. E. Ferguson returned,
home on. Thursday of last. week
after visiting with her daughters
in Schomberg, Weston and
Charleston,
Misses Yvonne and Gwen Pen -
hale returned home on Sunday
after spending several days with
their aunt and uncle, Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur Ball, Clinton.
Mr. E. M. Quance is visiting
with his sister, Mrs. W. J. Beer,
at Grand Bend. ,
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EXETER
have had as their guests, Mrs.
MacNaughton's sister, WS,' H.
eleven, Susan, Jim and Jeffrey
of Winnipeg. Mrs. Cloven has
also been visiting in town with
her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Filcher,
Misses Elaine and Carole Ho-
garth are in Toronto this week
attending the Canadian National
Exhibition, staying with their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Hewitt.
Mr. and. Mrs. S. Z. Pollen of
Flint, Mich., visited over the
weekend • with the former's
mother, Mrs. Arthur Mitchell,
Mrs, Addie McKenny and
Miss Effie McNeill of Tiilson-
burg, are visiting the former's
cousin, Mrs, William Cook,
John Pryde is visiting this
week in Clarkson with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Miller and attending the
Canadian National Exhibition.
Visitors at the home of hev.
and Mrs. 'R. Van Farowe were
Miss Dorothy Huizinga of Grand
Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Baxter
Webb and sons from Detroit,
and the Rev. and Mrs, Carl Van
Farowe of Wyandotte, Michigan.
• Mr. and Mrs. William Gillett
of Newbury were weekend guests
of Miss Wilma Coates at the
home of her parents,
Miss Bonnie Hogarth Has just
returned from a visit with her
aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs.
Barrie Gandier in Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. William Filipowictt, Billy
and Rainy, also her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Curreri, all of Boston,
Mass., who have been vaeatien-
ing with -• their mother, Mrs.
Marie Worrell, formerly of Bos-
ton, are leaving for their home
today (Thursday),
Jutson' Corbett, London, It
• spending his holidays 'with
!friends in Exeter. '
Dr. R. W. B. Jackson, -go-
fessor of Education Research pt
the University of Toronto, and
son. Peter, spent the past week
visiting their annt, Mrs. Frank
Brierley and other relatives,
Yvonne and Glenda Fisher
snent a few days with Dr. and
Mrs. Butaon, Riverside Drive,
London..
Air. and Mrs. Arthur Robin-
son and Kathy of London, visited
last week with friends and rela-
tives. ' '
Miss Helen McCullagh, Gray-
enhurst. and Miss Jean T)raper,
Kincardine, spent a -week's holi-
day with 1V1r. and Mrs. Glenn
Fisher.
Mr. arid Mrs. Bob Parker, Lea
and Lynda. of Hamilton, were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, A,
W, Mergan on Sunday.
Dr. W. A. and Mrs. Sibley,
John and, Mary of Cleveland,
Ohio, are spending two weeks
with Mr: and Mrs. C. E. Shaw
in town and at their suinmer cot-
tage.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Clark Fisher
moved into their new home on
James Street the end of last
' week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johns,
Mrs. William Pybus, Mrs, Wil-
liam Butler and Mr, and Mrs,
Harvey Perldns enjoyed a motor
trip to the St. Lawrence going
as far as Cornwall to see the
seaway and power project, ,
Aft. and and,
Herman Mitch-
ell spent Monday in Stratford,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs:
Arthur Horne.
Mr. and Mrs, George Winer
from Miami, Maitoba, visited
last Week with their aunt, Mrs.
W. 3. Blackwell, of. town,..,and
cousins, Mr, and Mrs, Stewart
Blackwell and Mr, and lyirs,
David Blackwell, Hensall.
Mrs. 'Hubert Schroeder, Mrs.
Itobet Ostler and children and
Mrs. Lorne Johnston attended the
Mary Hastings Sunset Circle pie.
nic at Goderich: Tuesday,
Hamilton Family
Meets At Mitchell
Around 60 descendants of the
late Mr, and Mr, Francis Hain,
Mon of Cromarty inet at Mit
chell Lions' Park en Sunday for
a reunion.
• After the noon lineal, the after-
noon was spent in chatting,
reminiscing and the usual
• picture -taking.
Albert Hamilton, of Winnipeg,
the oldest Member present, met
Irony he had never seen before.
Contests were held, Norm an
Mellraith had the largest waist-
line while Janice Bell bad the
• smallest, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Goddard and Mr. and Mrs, Wit
liam HaMiltnn Were tied for the
largest family present. Mrs.
Nelson Hunkin Were the most
jeWelley, Reg Trebble had the,
most Reins in his potkets.
Everyone drew a n ante to send
birthday eard during the year..
Relatives 'Were present from
Toronto, Owett Sotifid, Merton
EXeter, Behnerto Porynota and
distritt. day.
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S/L. E, K. PAWS
SL Fallis
Servicing OC
S/L E. K. Fallis has just been
transferred to RCAF Station
Centralia as Officer Command-
ing in Servicing Unit to replace
S/L Woodrow who has moved
to RCAF Station Gimli, Mani-
toba.
SIL Fallis joined the RCAF
in June, 1940, as an aeroengine
fitter and then remustered tQ
aircrew in .April, 1942, as a pilot.
After training, he became a fly-
ing instructor and was Stationed
at Brantford and Centralia be-
fore going overseas in the fall
of 1944. He was trained•on Mos-
quitoes and was flying with 605
(RAF) Squadron in Gerniany
when the war finished.
After his release, from the
RCAF, S/L Fallis attended To-
ronto University. and obtained
his BASc. in 1949. He rejoined
the RCAF in the Technical List,
and went back to Toronto Uni-
versity where he obtained his
MASe (Aero -Eng) in the spring
of 1950. "
He spent the following year at
Air Force Headquarters, Otta-
wa, as a project engineer in the
Directorate of Aircraft Develop-
ment, on such aicraft as the
CF -100 and Mk, IV Harvard,
From Air Force Headquarters,
S/L Fallis spent two years at
Winnipeg as the Chief Technical
Officer, and in 1953 he was
transferred to Training Com-
mand Headquarters at' Trenton,
Ontario. He was transferred to
Centralia from his posit* in
the Ground Training Branch at
Trenton,
African Violets
- Continued from Page ,7
using the plastic pots advertised
for these plants 'because the
sharp edge bruises the leaf if it
rests against it. If you live in
an, area where the water is hard,
choose a glazed pot or one 'with
a smooth edge. The hard salts
will accumulate on the edge of a
rough surfaced pot and burn the
plant leaves. Ope can dip the
top edge of the pot in melted
paraffin to protect the leaves.
Whether to • water the plant
from the top or the bottom is a
controversial question. Mrs. Har-
ris says .she always uses warm
water and waters from the bot-
tom. Others say water at the top
but beware of too much water.
More plants are killed from over -
watering than under -watering.
Cleanliness is important to this
fastidious plant. If dusty, syringe
the tops of the plants about once
a month with a fine mist of
Warm water, and lie careful to
dry the leaves before exposing
to strong' light.
Crown rot is one of the evils
that befall African violets. When
the leaves wilt and droop nothing
much can be .done about it. While
some leaves are still healthy,
Mrs. Harris advises. 'cut off
some and start fresh plants . . .
It's easier than trying to cure
the 01deplant."-
At African violet shows, the
leaves of the ,plants on display
seem to be spaced perfectly, and
the blooms seem to come irt..the
right places. To accomplish this
the plants are turned very .often
to ensure uniformity, If,a leaf is
out of place, a toothpick or other
tiny stake is pushed into the soil
in the proper plate to hold the
leaf where it • is desired. The
same precaution is taken with
'the flower spikes.
• All told, raising these lovely
plants is quite a science, and
each grower,seems to work out
a pet ' method of / cultivating
them, •
Letter From
Brinsiey
By MRS, CECIL. ELLWOOD
Personal Hems
-Miss Sharon Lightfoot el Cen.
tralia spent a week's holidays
with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Dixon,
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan
and sons of Guelph returned
home after spending the sum-
mer at their farm on concession
4, Mrs,'Morgan will teath school
m Guelph this coming term.
The West McGillivray Insti.
tote held their annual picnic on
the ball grounds at Lieury With
a /air attendance.
MI`S. .los, Detinney and Debbie
of Ottawa are spending a couple
of weeks holidays with her pat-
ents, Mr. andMrs. Andy Xeogh.
Mr, and Mrs. Karl Weiberg
and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wei
berg and family of Saintsbury
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
Tont 1Cooy.
Mrs. Ida Prest is spending a
few days with her sitter, Wt,
llose,Atkinson of Lucan,
Mr. Johnnie Morgan ef botroit
is visiting his uncle Ana ann4
Mr. and Mrs. 306 Margan.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Morgan
of Sarnia •speat the weekend
With Mt. and Mrs, Murray Rowe,
Mr, and Mrs. tat1 bison
•spent Sunday evening With Mr.
and Mil. II0Ward Truetriner of
tketer.
MSS Connie Nehb and Carol n
tidcl of London visited with Mr,
nC1gre. Cecil ZlIwood ttStill.
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