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Report On Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
rowel. Items
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Alexander
and Mr. and; Mrs. William Lam-
port returned home recently
after having Spent a month on a
Motor trip throught the West.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jeffery
•spent a, few days last week in
Detroit and also visited with
Mr. and. Mrs. Oren Grace in
Dearborn, Michigan.
Mr, and Mrs: Glenn Jeffery
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs, Roger Urquhart of evening, in the church base•
went.
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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner The Rally Day service will be
and Marilyn visited on Sunday a combined service on Sunday
With Air. and Mrs, Lawrence morning at 11:15 a.ni,
Mills and Mr, and Mrs, Russell Mr, and Mrs. Morrison Cas-
Mills of Woodham, t well of Brantford visited on Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harris day with Mr. and Mrs, Alvin
and Ernie visited aver the week- Passmore.
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Harris at Sarnia.
Mrs. Percy Passmore of Exe-
ter spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Almer Passmore.
Mr. and Airs. Ernest Pym vis-
ited with Idr. and Mrs. Tony
Dashwood, Pastor
Attends Sessions,
Rei'. 'I enueth ZQr'n, of trod
+Luti}eren t'1tlrrcht Dashwood, WAS
one of the leaders a the twe
Iniliion•merber Lutheran CI arch,
Missouri Synod,. who participat-
ed. in setting :a it. niiliion daliar
budget for the church's •Christiati
world outreach. during the gent
-
nig year.
Rev. Zorn. was. a participant
in the combined visitors and
fiscal conference which closed'
• its. week*long sesSions at Con-
cordia Theologlea1 Seminary. at
St. Louis, Mo. The joint meeting
drew 700 men front the 32 North
American districts of the church
body.
Following: ,consideration of the
Christian Church's ministry to
,the world and to itself and its
own members, the men complete
Shulman and 'also attended the ed their study of the work of
Pmbro Fair en Monday.
Rev. H, Wilson officiated at a
wedding in the Toberraory United
Church on Saturday afternoon
when vows were exchanged by
Ronald Williams and Patricia
Ransbury, The wedding was of synodical level is over and
particular interest because Mr. above money given by synod
Wilson has officiated at sig wed- Christians for work on the con -
dings in e
di the Ransbury family, gregational and district .level,
Club' will be held on Tuesday $11•55 per m
comma
the Missouri Synod's depart-
ments and agencies byI deciding
on a. .budget which rePreSents a
13 per cent rise over last year's
budget of $14,200,000, The amount
allocated for expenditures on the
The first meeting of the .3 M and represents an average 'of
eant mean -
Mr. and Mrs. AIvin Passmore
and Beverley Ann spent Wed- cation, youth work, and educa-
nesday evening with Mr. and tion of teachers for the synod's
Mrs.. Oscar Tuckey of Exeter extensive system of parish
when the Moir familygathered schools and ministers for the
to meet some cousins from the church's five thousand congr.ega-
West. tions drew an allocation which,
combined, amounts to $6,860,000.
The remainder is designated
for administration and standing
and special committees, social
welfare, and pensions.
ber.
Largest allocations were made
for education and missions, with
$6,241,000.00 going for the synod's
mission .outreach in the United
States and Canada, in numerous
foreign countries, work with the
deaf and blind, and other mis-
sion,
endeavors. Education of
the Christian in the parish,
stewardship and missionary edu-
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By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE
Mr. and Mrs. Will Free, Bel-
mont, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sn1a11,
St. Thomas, were Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Tinning
of Munro visited with Mr. and
Mrs. George Wheeler on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller
motored to Detroit and Flint for
the weekend. They visited with
Mr, and Mrs, Glen Lambert at
Flint on Sunday.
Sunday visitors were:
Mr. 'and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins,
Science Hill, with Miss Ada. Hop-
kins and Herb.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott, of
Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Fanson, Exeter, 14 Ir. and Mrs.
Bert Rundle, Woodham, with
Mr. and Mrs. William Rundle.
Mr.nd Mrs. Clarence Ford,
of Kitchener; with Mr. and Mrs:
1 William Dickey.
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Rachel, Hilda and Helen, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Wilson with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp-
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Thompson..
Phone 102-W Hensail = Mrs. W. L. Switzer is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Les Zinn arid
. ; Mr. Zinn, at Sudbury : for three
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song Raymond and Mrs. Switzer,
at Port Arthur.
Mrs, H. Chatters is holidaying
with Mr. Mid Mrs, Coleman at
Prospect Hill.
Mrs. Alvada Hopkins, Mitchell,
was a weekend visitor With Miss
Ma Hopkins and Herb. -
Mr. Robert Robinson- is a pa-
tient in St. Marys Memorial
Hospital. . -
Mr. and Mrs. George. Wheeler
had as their guests • on Tuesday,
Wednesday •and Thursday, Mr.
and Mrs. Delmer Richardson of
Phoenix, Arizona,. Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Wilson and Diane, of Conn.,
,Rev, and Mrs,, John Wheeler of
Allansford.
W.M.S. & W.A. Meeting
Twenty members attended the
W.M.S. and W.A. meetings held
in the church basement Thurs-
day. The president, Mrs. Ira
McCurdy, presided for the wor-
ship.service and Mrs. A. Dewar
din
for the program.. A
P ES' GN .8-408 to
Here is a compact plan with
no waste• space and a very 'small'
hail which, in spite of its size,
permits perfect circulation he-
tween roots,
The floor plan shows a large
living room, separated from . the
combination kitchen •.dinette by
means of a ;folding door; also
two bedrooms, a bath and an
attached garage. 0 l .o s e t s are
reg ng o
Christian Stewardship was given
by Mrs. Dewar and Mrs. A,
Rundle had charge of the study
book chapter on Thailand, Land
of the Free.
Mrs.; B. Wilson ,gave, a read-
ing on Rev. Goths visit to the
East, followed. by a reading by
Mrs. W. Levy.
The new study book on Japan
was introduced by Mrs Slade.
• Mrs. Ray Mills, who has been
an active Member, was'present-
ed with a table. lamp 'prier ,to
het leaving for Exeter`. A short
W.A. meeting has held with the
president, Mrs. Canna, "in the
chair.
Leaving For Asia ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills and
Donald Morphy Motored to To-
ronto un Sunday to meet their
son, lir. Grant .Mills, of, Calgary,
who arrived on the 5 o'clock
train from that city enroute to'
Montreal Where he left by plane
for Azores, Gibraltar and Naples.
Dr, G r a et 's destination is
Egypt or the Middle tag. Mrs,
Mills, the, former Rhoda Kirkby,
and their four children, are
staying in Calgary.
Mr. and Mrs, Glen Lambert
of Flint- Mich,
children r
And
two CI
visited with her mother, Mrs. t,
Jacques, on Friday. Mt. and •
Mrs. Lambert add family, se'
comanried, by Mrs. Jacques, left
on Friday afteriaoan• for Niagara
Mrs. T. "Baker
Usborne Native
Arts. Thornton Baker, 85., ,died
in Exeter Vn 1"riclay,, September
She was the farmer Violet Hind
of Usborne, and following her
inairria.ge to'Thereto Baker, .oF
Stephen Township, they farmed
in Stephen until movie to Exe-
ter 35 Years ago. Mr, Baker pre-
-deceased her 15 years ago,
She was a member of Jaynes.
St. :United Church,*
A private funeral service was
conducted by the Bev.
Snell,. on Monday, from the Din-
o ney funeral home, with interment
in Exeter Celri•etery,
plentiful andinclude storage
closet, wardrobes, linen •cabinet
and coat closets in the living
room and rear entry.
Exterior finish is a combing-'
tion of stone and wide siding
with a hip roof, wides"eave over-
hang, stone planter, picture win-
dow and covered front and rear
entrances, Floor area is 1035
square feet, with 19,665 cubic
feet, including the full basement,
but not including the garage.
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SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick
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the plan features and the type of construction used in the
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ew'Hospitality Room'
Popular Home Feature
Didyou ever arrive at a party adequate towel rails, comprise
covered with melting snow, all the essentials,
water , on, your oh, -so -carefully -
set hair and dripping from the
end of your nose and generally
feeling as "frowsty" as Cinder-
ella's step -sisters? With a cli-
mate such as we enjoy in Can-
ada, it is liable to happen to you
at anytime, -- and it can hap-
pen to your guests on your •par-
ty night, too.
That is why, according to the
Canadian institute of Plunibing
and Heating, "hospitality"' rooms
which many people are installing
on the ground floor of their homes
are gaining sb,lnuch in popular-
ity, These little rooms, which
combine the facilities 'of cloak-
room, powder room and lavatory,
make guests welcome in a very
practical way, • by giving -them
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If space is more ample, the
ideal fitting is, of course, one of
the counter -top wash -basins,
which is really a wash -basin -built
into a vanity. 'Together with a
small stool, a wall mirror and
adequate side lighting, it is the
answer to a party guest's pray-
er.
Sometimes it is possible to
find two adjacent cupboards, and
then, of course; the ideal of a
cloak -room and powder room
combined can be achieved. But
in any case, be sure that the es-
sentials are there facilitiesfor
washing, a toilet, space on coup,
ter 'top or cabinet for eon -tidies,
and ample light both overhead
and for make -'up purposes.
• While the cost of installation, of
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ay MRS, GLAPWYN HOPPER
Personal Items
Air, and Mrs, Jack' Thomson
and family spent Sunday after-
noon with Mrs. Jas, Maloney,
who is a patient in Clinton Hos-
pital.
Mrs, Clarence 'Thomson and
family spent Sunday evening
with Air. and Mrs. Jack Thom-
son.
John Langford of Centralia
spent Saturday. with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Pattison.
Mrs. D
Delmar JohnstonJoh1,ston of
Kirk -
ton, Mrs. W. Switzer of Wood-
ham spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Fred Pattison.
•117r. and, Mrs. Murray Thorn
son spent Wednesday and Thers-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. lfarvey Robert-
son,. Joan and Elaine of Sutton
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. Claire Sissan.
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Cameron
of. Watford, Mrs. Herb Sissan of
Watford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wilson of Kerwood were Sunday
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Claire
Sissan and Marie,
Robert Mossey, spent a few
days with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil
Mossey.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin
of St. Marys spent Monday eve
.ning ,with. Mr, ,and Mrs, Cecil.
Mossey.
Mrs,Jas. Mossey spent a ;;ew
days with Mr,' and Mrs. 'Wes
Mossey,
There is now one passenger
automobile registered in Canada
for every five members, of lthe
total population.
privacy in which to '`titivate" a powder room varies according
They can make their entrance to to the type of fittings used and
the, party feeling,, and looking, the amount of work necessary to
their best. hook up fittings with the existing
Apart from the convenience to.
guests, of course, the. powder -
cloakroom is 'an everyday boon•
to the family as well;. A room of
this kind which she can use at
any time 'of the day 'saves the
housewife from a good deal of
stair climbing. It's also a very will probably save a lot of money
useful place for the young fry to
wash up in _when they come in in advance.,
plumbing system, the entire job
can usually be completed foe. a
much lower figure than most
people think. I•n this respect, it
is wise -to plan the powder room
with an experienced plumbing
and heating contractor at .your
elbow, so to speak. His advice
from.play, and saves the trail of
dirt upstairs to, the bathroom
which is • the bane of every
mother's existence.
Spac`e for the powder room can.
be provided in many ways, Per-
haps the house has a large
clothes closet in the hall, Or the
emptysj ace under the stair-
way, which is ,usually wasted as
an odd storage shipboard, can be
put to better use as a powder•
room Again, some older houses
are equipped with butler's pan-
tries, which the modern kitchen
has trade obsolete, and these are
ideal for conversion to half-bath-
roonis, particularly as they are
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4-H Club At Fair
A large crowd attended Lon-
don Fair the past week, The
4-11 Club girls and leaders at-
tended the homemakers eilhibit
and judging day on Monday and
the Elimville club was well rep-
resented. Misses Doris and Dorf
een ,Brock of the Elimville Sew
usually conveniently located for Easy Club'•presented their dem-
onstration
em-
attern
hooking up with the water sys- l fox t cutting o outs ma er alp vhich,
received honourable mention.
Personal Items,
M1;. and Mrs. Wesley Heywood,
Mr. and Mrs: Hubert Heywood
and lierbie visited on Sunday
with Mrs. David Blackwell of
Petrone.
Mr. and Mrs, • Melville Skin-
ner and Mt. and Mrs,. Deliver
Skinner Were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs: Melville Gunning
of Whalen.
Mrs. L. Hodgert and' Mrs:
Harold Rice of Seaforth visited
on Monday with '112r. and Airs.
Bruce Coolies
Sunday 'visitors with Mrs,
Thos. Bell were Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis McAllister and family of
Sudbury, Mrs. Harry Webber of
Woodham and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm Brintnell, M Chiselhurst.•
Mr. and Mrs, Ashley Smith,
:Mr. and Mrs, John Willis, Mr.
and Mrs: Chester Dunn of l;xe.
tem in the kitchen.
As to Size, while,, of course,
the larger the room is the more
conveniences can be included in
it, a powder room of this kind
canbe built into a surprisingly
small ' space.: For instance, if
provision for hanging coats and
hats is made elsewhere, a wash-
basin and ,toilet can be put into
a space no bigger than five feet
by 30 inches. These two..fittings,
Plus a. cabinet for cosmetic and
Message From
Greenway,
Personal items
• Mrs. Win. Itlrkwood of Lon,
don spent a few clays with her
Astor, Mrs, Laura McLinchey.
14ir. and Mrs. D, Newport and ter visited On Sunday With Mr.
family of. Wardsville visited on and /sit John 'itid ey,
Sunday with Mr. and M. Cecil Mr'• find 4frs. Orville Webber,
Siilithers and family. Mr. and Mrs,. teeland Webber,
PMr. and Mrs. Wes Mellln of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Webber, Mr.
Brown
Visite and Mrs, Dean Bt and Mrs. Wm, Webber vi.lrted art.
visite on Saturday with their Sunday with Mi ..and Mrs. Lloyd
cousin, Mrs.. pied Gliders et WCbber celebrating Mr. and Mrs,
London Who is at the home' of Wm. Webber s 42nd Wedding ani
bet daughter, Mrs. Elmer me,iiivcrsa.ry.
1~ ills, • in &tett'',
Mr. and 14lrs. Joe 'Hodge gild Elimville W.M.S. And W.A.
family of Detroit spent the week, The September meeting of the
end with their Aunt, Mrs, Albert Zlinivilie 'WAS, and W.A. was
Pollock, held oh Monday evening at the
Rev. 'W C. Parrott, of i4hedford church. Mr's. Howard Johns and
and Sylvan United Church was Mrs. t7ohn. Batten had Charge of.
speaker in the united Church: on the program, Mrs. John Ridley
Stirtday morning , when Bev, A and Mrs. Chester bunt, favored
E. Witty was, taking anniversary With itlt a Bland duct. ML
Airs. . Johns
aerviee at Sylvan. ' led id prayer,
Mr. and Mrs. lCenxteth Smith. Mrs. :Hugh Wilson introduced
don spent the weekend, with Miss the tiew study boatt "Crosses.
:Evelyn Curia 'arid Mr. Manuel and Cr'isia lit japan.' Croup B
trr't1, /tad 1I liaise; and miscellaneous'.
Ore tend ,Miss "Viola Curti; OL Lon. Halt#+
Fails and their nn' to} their home
at Flint where Mr's. lfaooncswill
visit for two weeks with, her
daughter.
At, the Sunday subtitling ser*.
vice .iti Woodhent '`Hnited Church,
Vernon Kdvtard i.hempon was
baptised by the pastor, Ileo, X,
Stade Ile is the .son of Mr, and
Mrs, Clarence Thompson.
Ottawa; Was originalif nenied!
BytdWf alter Colonel Bre, the
ritiliter''' engineer w110 . built the
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