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Diabetic Gro .
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18V>f l *OT.HY EVAN GO.OWEN
The firstmeeting of the Lin-
n District Branch of the Can -
Mian Diabetic Association was
.kekl la the auditorium of the
Pis biie Library .on Wednesday,
dell bey 2.
:140'. A, B. Collins, secretary,
orated out that the London
anal bad been existence for
this 1Ulnll.er seems small. But
there is great hope for omen. -
sum in this organization, which
is operated as a voluntary, non.
profit group for the advancement
of the interests of diabetics.
Its aims are, encouragement,
education, • research, and services
for the diabetic, It offers free
counselling on diet problems,
peight months, and now has helps in obtaining and distribut-.
that
of 183. Consider- ing special diabetic foods, helps.
R there are about 2,000 to provide summer camps for
known diabetics • in the area, diabetic children who would find
see
It difficidt to adjust themselves
ordinary amps.
Education. at the •diabetic
an important feature of orSan-
zatiotl meetings. There are
some diabetics,who may he •in
want, and the branches of the
:association have undertaken to.
see, at these eases receive
help. • plan, diabetics find it dif-
''
'fictilt to secure satisfactory" .ens-
ployule_t. it is the project ri1
this organization to explore'
every avenue to make the em-
ployment for diabetics -lore
aatisfactery to alt concerned.
Diabetes Week in .Canada
will be held frons November 14
to 21. On November: 14, 1921,
pews al the discovery of insulin
was first announced, .
Next meeting of the _London
Branch of the C.D.A. will be
.held in London Library, Dec. 4,
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Frutures
Shc.uicie- r
in Ci....ntr.aiiaAcc den#
Atr, George Hicks fractured W4. Cos1erenee at Five Oaks
his shoulder when' he fell, while ' ,;.. Stuart Richardson
helping to start the tr,
a t
, at •Belleville was a visitor at th
bis son's farm on Wednesday.of home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ha
last week, dock for a few days last we.
The fracture was reduced in-. n ,
1t. and • Mrs. _',
VeI•coe
South xuran Hospital with. Dr.
"> •C. Fletcher in attendance.
Mess ' '
aI~roJ;
�y Frain Message
Whalen
Ay 'MRS. F. SQL HRE
• Mr. and 1'4rs, Gordon Tonmp-
f kine and Kenneth, also Mrs.
e Gordan Morley and Joan, Str.at•
d- ford visited on Sunday with Mr,
wee and ford,
Wn.. Morley Sr.
of airs. Stewart Thompson: spent
It`itnt, Michigan, AIr. and Mr
At. Harlton and family of Lob
were recent visitors with Mr
A. Harlton.
.cheirs Aid in 8sryic.
The Anglican :church choirs
front Centralia and Aliso. Craig
Joined the Brinsley choir to pro.. -
vide the special niusic for the
confirmation service in the Brills.
ley church •on Sunday _Horning.
Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins was the
organist for the service„
P.rseriel 'items
MarinasBowdenhhav 2obboth been
off duty from the London Life
Wilk all attack of influenza, -
Mrs. 3. T. Clarke accompanied
11Trs. Ken Greb- to Paris last
:ek where they attended the
Ra I y Servi
At Cromarty
Rally Day service was :o'b-
served here .on. Sunday with , the
Rev, S, Kerr as leader, The
Sunday Scboo1'pupils with their
teachers rldeupied the centre
pews, and the junior choir pro-
vided special music. Alt address
was give
n by Mr.Kerr using as
his subject the theme suggested
in the program `/Follow Me and
I will make you fishers of men."
Those receiving diplomas for
memory work were Connie Sors-
dahl, Bonnie Miller, Bonnie
Kerslake, Bobbie Templeman
and Agnes Scott, Dorothy Scott.
received :a completed certificate
for regular attendance,
Owing to the fowl supper
which is being held in ' Caven
Presbyterian Church, Exeter,
OR October 23, the date for Cro-
marty bazaar has been changed
to November 6,
Y.F.S.
At theY.P.S, meeting on Sur -
day evening, Rev. S, Kerr • pre-
sided and gave the topic, Scrip-
ture lesson was read. by Alex
Meikle, A new slate of officers
was appointed for the coming
Season.
President is Alen Meikle;.
vice-president, Ruth Howe; sec,-
treas., Alice Sorsdahl; pianist,
Margaret Coleman; social com-
mittee, George Vivian, Mildred
Howe, Frank Elliott and . Ina
Scott.
Shower For Bride-BJect
A miscellaneous shower, ar-
ranged by Mrs. Calder McKaig
and Mrs. Filmer • Chappel, was
i held in the basement of the
ehurcli on Thursday evening, in
honor of ' Miss Shirley Harper
whose marriage took place on
Saturday.
The program opened with
community singing led by Mrs.
G. Carey 'and Mrs. T, L, Scott
with Mrs, L.,' Sorsdahl at the
piano. Readings were given by
Miss Olive Speare and Mrs.
Carey and Miss Jean Campbell
favored with a piano solo, and
Mrs. T. L. Scott with a vocal
solo. A contest followed.
An address was read', by
Wanda McLaren and Margaret
Russell and „Margaret Wallace
presented the gifts, Anita Sors-
dahl assisted Shirley in opening
parcels., In her reply Shirley in-
vited those present to attend her
trousseau tea. .
Trousseau "Tea -
Mrs. W. Harper entertained at
a_ trousseau tea on Saturday
afternoon and evening, honor-
ing her daughter, Shirley, prior
to her- marriage.
The rooms were tastefully
decorated with pink and white
streamers and chrysanthemums
in autumn shades.
Receiving at the door in the
afternoon were David Bettger,
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Gale and
those pouring tea were Mrs. Wil-
fred Smith, ¥onkton, and Mrs.
Lloyd Ballantyne, Thames Road.
Miss Wilma Harper showed the
gifts and Mrs. Gordon Laing,
Miss Anita •Sorsdaht and. Miss
Beth. Cole displayed the trous-
seau. Those serving were Mrs.
Bettger, Seaforth, and Miss
Wanda McLaren,
In the evening, Richard Bin-
ning was at the •door and Mrs..
John Hocking and Mrs, Gordon
Thistle, Stratford, poured tea.
Those • serving were Mrs. Arthur
Smale and Mrs. Lloyd Hackney.
Mrs. Gerald Bell Showell.' the
gifts and the' trousseau was dis-
played by Mrs. H. Morrison and
Mrs. W. Binning, Mitchell, and
Miss Margaret Russell,
Personal Items
The tatters have been fav
ored with fine weather for work-
ing at their beans andmost of
the crop has been harvested.
Many good yields have been re-
potted.
Mr, and Mrs. .Prank Routly,
Kirkton, and their daughter,
Mrs. George Ellatatt, and son,
Brian, St, Marys, visited on Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
McLachlan.
Guests with Mr, and Mrs. T,.
L. Scott' and Mrs, E. Moore dor
ing the weekend were Mrs. Ar-
tllur Byrnell and sons, Morley
and Arthur, and Mr, I'larold
Worsley, all of Cameron, Ont,
1V Ir. and Mrs. Will Hocking,
Toronto, and Mrs. Margaret
Westbrook, of Brandon, Mani-
toba, visited_ hast week Among
their many relatives in this tont-
moody,
M Moere
Saturdayaft ret spendingma
on
thbnth with her son, at ]:Lindsay,
Speeker Stress!ta Bvarigeliltnrt
The .honer meeting 'ot the
W oman's Missionary. Society
was held in the Sunday School
room With the president, WI.T. Laing, presiding. Scripture
.lesson, meditation 5011 player
- wise- given by Mrs. Calder Me-'
ftaig and Mr*, T. L. 'Stott .gave
a review of the programa 'at the
training'course At Belleville,
Mra B,trssp11 Bellenty'i1e, of .
AA/00ton, Wes the guest speak
et and used several ,subjeett itt
heMy the feet thatsall Chrstia s'.
should be 'evangelists,
S. the weekend in London with Mr.
s and Airs, Murray .Johnson.
Air. .and Mrs. Ronald Squire
were in St. Marys Sunday visit-
s ing Mr. and Mrs, Frank Huff,
s Mrs. Fred Foster, St: Marys,
d Aspen Thursday with Mrs. Frank
In Parkinson.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Cunning, Clandeboye, visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hick
visited, recently, for a few day
with their daughter and son -in
law, Flight Lieutenant J. L. an
iters, Andrew and family
Camp- Borden,
Mrs. G. Hepburn, Mrs, E. Wil-
son, Mrs.. F. Noels, Mrs, E.
Powe, Mrs. G. Baynham, Mrs.
J. CIarke, Mrs, •A, Meralls and
Mrs, F. Bowden attended the
W.M.S. Sectional rally in Hen -
sail United Church on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mawson
and family of'I'arkhill were Sun-
day visitors with Mrs, A. Hari -
ton.
Mr. ad Mrs: Wm. Haddock
visited •over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baynham
in Windsor and Mr, end Mrs,
Fred Baynhatn in. Detroit,
(Crowded out last Week)
Mr. and Mrs. George .Aikens
of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Fraser of Exeter were
Sunday visitors with Mrs, P.
Simpson.
The Morgan family attended
the Baptist anniversary
services
in
Thamesville
o.
n Sunday a
spent the day with relatives:
Mr. and Mrs, LIoyd Morgan anct
Marilyn with Mr. and Mrs. R.
Wilson and family at Highgate,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Morgan,
Miss Blanche Morgan. and Mr.
Hugh Rundle with Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Mitten in. Thamesville,
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Morgan
and Cheryl Ann with, Mr, . and
Mrs. E. Morgan and family in
Thamesville.
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Choose Officers
For LOG Class
Members of L,O,G, class of
James St. Sunday School met
for a barbecue party at the
home of their teacher, Mrs. M,
C. Fletcher on Friday evening,
Forty-five enjoyed a barbe-
cue and an evening of games,
contests, skits and sing songs,
On Sunday the class named
Don Taylor as president, Heather
MacNaughton, secretary and Iris
Tomlinson, treasurer, Names of
officers were presented by the
nominating committee, P a t
Cann, Bill Pollen and Bill Bat-
ten,
dr. and Mrs, Cecil Squire and
family were in London Sunday,
guests .of Mr.: and Mrs. Dick
_.among.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McLaugh--
lin, Sarnia, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferguson, This
week Mr, and Mrs, Ken Javitz,
Thedford, are visiting the Fer-
gusons,
Ars
1Fl
oxen cehi ti
C k c
k visited
Thursday with her sister, Miss
Adelaide Parkinson, Granton,
Mr, and. Mrs. Melville Gun-
ning and Muriel also Mr. and
Mrs, Wilson Morley, Exeter, me -
tared to Elmira Sunday and
spent the day with Mr, and Mrs.
Coleman. Bowman,
Mrs, Geo. Campbell, Listo-
wel, spent Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs, ,l. Finkbeiner,
Mrs. Cliff lff H
u bner
,
e Detroit,
spent t a few days during the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Win,
Morley Sr, Miss Elva Marley
who spent two weeks at Tecum-
seh with Mrs. Marion Moeller re-
turned home with Mrs, Hueb-
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Broezy
and family will be moving from
the community going to Varna
to reside .where Mr, Broeze has
purchased a mill. Mr. Broeze
has been employed at Cann's Mill
here for sometime.
On an income of $10,000 a year
a married Canadian with no de-
pendents paid 3360 income tax. in
1017, $655 in 1939, $1,560 in 1956.
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