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Kippen
By MAL NORMAN 1,0N0
.issaar -Successful
A successful bazaar was held
at Icippen United. Church on
Saturday with a geed attend -
ane, .4170.00 :being • :realised,
Those in charge .of the various
booths were: .sewing',. Mrs. R.
D. Elsie,. Mrs.. Wilf 'Mellis and.
Mrs. John Anderson; touch and
take, Mrs. 'Wm. Caldwell and.
Mrs. Ralph Turner:. fish pond,
Mrs. John 'Cooper, Fat Lovell;
pies. and tarts, Mrs, .Allen john -
.§0n, Mrs. Emmerson Arglerson;
cakes and cookies, Mrs. R. Con-
sitt, Mrs* Wm, Kyle; iread and.
buns, Mrs. E. Whitehouse, Mrs.
Stewart - Pepper; • vegetables,.
Mrs. Herb Jones, ldrs. Eldon
.Jarrott and Mrs. Bert row
candy, Miss Dorothy Turner and
Margie .Elgie.
Tea was: served in the base-,
ment, Those in .charge were
Mrs. Morley Cooper and Mrs.
Robin McAllister,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. G. Vennema of
Burlington were recent visitors
of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, A. Binnendyk.
Mrs* Bert Faber spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudy Oesch of Blake.
Mr. Sam Cudmore of London
visited a few .days with Mr. and
Mrs. N. Long, leaving. Sunday
for Kitchener to be with his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, .Charlie Cudmore.
Mr. John Doig of Grand Rap-
ids, Mich. was a weekend .guest
of his mother, Mrs, Lydia Doig,
end sister, Janet. His mother
and sister returned to Grand
Rapids for the -winter montltS.
Miss Louise Hyde of London
visited over the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Hyde, the latter accompanying
Louise to London on Monday.
Mrs. N. Dickert and daughter,
Mts. K. McLellan, were in Lon-
don on Monday.
Mrs. Olsten df Enchant; Al-
berta visited recently with Mrs.
Arthur Anderson and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Upshall.
Mrs. David Kilpatrick and
Mrs. John Mason of London
were recent visitors with Mrs.
Arthur Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson
visited last week with Mr. Wm.
Cook ed Goderich.
Young People Meet
The third meeting of the Kip -
pen Y.P. was held in the Suno
day School room on Sunday.
The devotional was taken by
Marie Sinclair and David Copp-
er.
Harold Parsons gave the topic
"Christian Citizenship".
It was decided to have•'a skat-
ing party in three week's time
at Hensel. Contests were en-
joyed by all. The Y.P. are can,
vassing for the. Bible Society
this week.
The Story ,In
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Photo of heart operation by eottrosiol Tim ilosplial tor Siek Children, Toronto
.New hope for prevention
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Of heat disease by every possible Meant, It will seek to stimulate
professional and ley Mutation and help family (teeters to keep
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Support of Me Ntatottal Nati POtmeleitiort 1tjust one of Okla)) ways
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SigondLine In
"Sow -Easy Club"
The third meeting of the Eft-
ville 4-H Homemaking Club was
held on Friday afternoon at 4:3O
at the home -of Mrs., Kenneth
'Herm There were seventeen
members and two leaders pres-
ent. i•
A demonstration of laying a
pattern on the material was
given and how to shrink mater-
ial was shown. The weave or
grain of the wool was discus-
sed.
Roll call for next meeting will
be answered by a pattern altera-
tion and how to make it.
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Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price of
Detroit,Mich. spent the week-
end with the latter's mother.
Mrs. Thos. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johns, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Johns, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Johns attended the
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
.for Mr. and ,Mrs. Garnet Johns
in Sarnia on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper
and Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bell and Carol Ann, Mrs. Philip
Murch were Sunday guests of
Mr. and "Mrs. Donald Parsons of
Hensel.
News, Budget From
Crediton East
By MRS. W. MOTZ
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Personal Items •
". Cathy, three-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glatt -
vine, who has been ill in South
Huron Hospital, returned 'home
last Thursday. '
Mrs. Wm. Motz and Ronald
spent Saturday in London.
Michael Kaye has returned to
hit home in Exeter after spend-
ing a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. John Nedza while his
mother was ill in St; Joseph's
Hospital, London.
, Mr. and Mrs, Don Dinney and
family are now occupying • the
home they recently, Purchased
from Mr. and Mrs. Murray Neil.
Cromarty
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ily, bf Weston, Spent, the week-
end With Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Carey and Mil, J. W. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Scott and
Mr. and Mrs, smut Wallace
spent a few days in Toilette,
and attended the Royal Winter
Pair.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker
visited on Sunday with Mr. mid
Mrs. Garnet Ceckwell, bath -
weed.
Mr, and Airs. T. L Scott and
boys, and Mrs, lkleore spent the
Weekend with "Mt, .and Mre.
Hugh Moore Lindsey.
Guests With Mr. Ind Mrs.
Everett Kerslake on Saturday
evening were Mr. end Mrs, Ken
Drake, State; lir. and M. W.
sinuing,Richsra and
MRobert,
Mitehell; MtS, Grade SOU and
Mr. and Mrs, Keit *Keller,
The member* of the
anjOyeda b�wltng petty at
Mittel' on, Saturday bleht.
Council On Eclucation
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The 46th, anua1 convention At
Exeter and District :Council of
Christian Edueation was held et
the J. A., P. McCurdy School,
RCAF Staten Centralia,
terneon and evening .sesSiotis Ofl
Wednesday with tit.* theme
**Through the Looking Glass,'"
There were 14 Sunday gest represented and the Peat :wasp.
er was Rev, J.H. Getz -of
chener,
Members of 'Thames. Road
Sunday :School conducted the
opening worship serviet. A wet-
-COMO was extended by Vadre.
McLean. and .F/0 Stevenson of
the :Station. •
Reg, Hodgson, the president,.
,conducted the remainder Of the
meeting and introduced the pest
speaker, ROY* Getz who apoke
briefly on "Po .we Date Look
in the Mirror?" Evaluation js an
attitude :all should adopt. All
should accept .a goal, evaluate
resources and material and work •
tdward that goal.
, An invitation was accepted
from •Greenway Sunday School
to hold the next convention in
their church the it Wednes-
day in November 1.9513. It was
also decided. to try a fireside'
meeting every second' month
with the executive planning a.
program.
Members of Greenway gave
demonstration of a teachers
and officers . monthly meeting •
and Rev. Getz gave evaluation -
remarks,.
IC cafeteria style supper was'
served in the school auditorium
and Padre McLean led in:* song'
service with Rev. A. E. Holley,
at the organ,
The evening session. opened 1.:03".
reports from the resolutions and
nominating committees, Fadre
McLean installed the new • of-
ficers. Past president is . Mr.
Wellwood Gik. president, Mr.
Reg. Hodgson; Vice -Presidents,
Mr. Edmund Hendrick and Mr. •
Don Gaiser; sec. treas., Mr. •
Howard Pym;
Secretaries for children's work,
'Mrs. Wm. Routly; girl's work,
Mrs. Lawrence Curts; boy's work,
Mr. Jack Geiser; • Y.P. work,
Mr. Maurice Love; leadership
training, Mr, Horace Delbridge;
missionary, Mr. Edgar Cud -
more; temperance, Mr. Cecil
Skinner.
.iviern.oas
Mrs. K. V. Fletober and own
of her -class from .James $t. Sun-
day School gave it deinenstration
of a twenty question Via whiciv
proved to be one. of the higli-H
lights of the convention.
heclosing worship service.'
was conducted by RCAF Sta-
tion Sunday $q0, The theine.
of Rev. Getz' ,evening .address
was "Face toFace with :Myself
kind. of person am 1. as
1 look in the inirrOr,. that Godi
it holding .for me?" What are
the real gOals that motivate.our:
living? he ouostioned. Hs said.
"all -the experie.nces of evsalua-,
tion„ will be of no value unless
we act on the knowledgewe.
have gained,"
Witter From
Brinsley
By MRS. CECIL. Ei,Lvi000
Mr. and Mrs. Don. Sutherland
and girls spent Saturday eve-
nimnergawri.th Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. R. Williams of
Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Dixon spent Sunday with Mr.
and Nfrs, Keith Weber at Angus
and also called on Mr, and, Mrs.
Frank Segrest at Camp Borden.
Mr. David Dundas of St.
Thomas was a recent visitor
with Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Dix-
on. .
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Ranting
of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Fenton spent Thursday in Sar-
nia with Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
Morgan, also visiting with Mr.
Hilt I3anting, who is 411 in the
General Hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton
of Luca n visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Ellwood Friday eve-
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon vis -
ted with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Odd of London on' Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fenton and
children spent Sunday with
friends in Toronto.
Siinday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Ellwood were Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Whittard, Rich-
ard and Jeanette and Darlene
liolistOn of St. Catharines, Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd Odd and Caro-
lyn of London,
W. F. Alexander
Clerk Of Session
William Fleming Alexander
died in South Huron Hospital,
Tuesday, November 19, 10410X -
Mg a ieeatb)! 041,50. He had
been hospitalized since Febru-
ary VS, Mt.
Born in Nebraska, U.S.A. in
1.884 he was the son of the late
John Alexander and Mary Fiera.
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penta to TUckersmith Town'
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1,999 he married. Agnes Jane • ,g
Thomson .and he purchased the g
'Thonison farm in KY 'TWA -
ship where they.. resided •until
retiring to Hensall in am_ their I
younger son, Jena, -continuingfi
en the. farm.' 5
During his life Mr. Alexander
was an active member of St,
Andrew's United Church, Kip-
,pen, and WAS cleric of the ses-
sion. for a number of .years. 1
Offices,
Ris wife predeceased him less.
than 'three weeks ago, October
al.
Surviving are two sons! Nor-
man of Londesboro and John of
Henson: four daughters: Isobel,
Toronto; Mrs. -Cecil Dining.
WOW; London; . Mrs. Robert.
Simpson (Jean), Kirktori and.
Ruth of Exeter .and 10 grand-
children; one brother, Albert G.
of liensall. Two brothers; John
Alexander, Georgetown and Dr.,
Charles Alexander, Brantford,
predeceased him,
Thebody is resting at the
Bonthron funeral home, Kemal,
where funeral services: will, be
held today (Thursday), at 2 p.m.
conducted by Key. McMillan. of
St. Anderw's church, Kippen
With interment in Baird's ceme-
tery. •
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