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Peeeenat items
Alr. and Airs. Maurice Simp.
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flanks of Sarnia visited last
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The APrii sheeting of the Clan- Airs• Elh m ndwis. AAs. Alvin ai Ass. vredsSivik soneis clpe ithnaz°
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C'unningh. m and Airs• Andy Car
tee. anti son•in-law, Alr. and Mcs•
A crokinole part' was held in William. Walker, in Detroit.
the school room of the United Mr. and Airs, Jack Harrison
Church with high scores won by of Aylmer called nn I r• Moore
Mr. G.:Baton and Aliss sharon tiittttingham on Sunday after•
busfuess portion ne the meeting. ' Blake. consolation winners were no as S1 bt1 Sftvett�an of Ailsa
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clebo3 a Women's institute. which
was the annual meeting was
held at the tome of Airs. Nor -
:Aman Hardy last Wednesday eve -
fling. Airs. Arnold Blake, presi-
dent, presided for the usual
reek in Oitio, la.entucky. and
toured the White House in Wash.
The district .director's report
''vas given by Airs. Ernest Lewis.
Reports of the standing coni-
enittees were read. Airs Ernest
Lewis conducted the election of
officers for 1E080.
President is M r s . Arnold
:Blake-, re-elected vice press.
dents, Mrs. Norman Hardy and
Mrs. Daviel Iestle secretar y
treasurer, Airs. Andy Carter:
Miss Sheila and Bob Donaldson• t,raig! visited on Saturday. 'w[tlt
W.M.S. And W.A. Meeting her sister, Airs. Maurice Simp•
Mrs. :Rupert Williams enter• son and fancily.
tained the members of the :United Air. .and Mrs. Mervin [Carter
Church on Thursday afternoon. visited Air. and Mrs. Ernie Mac -
President. Mrs W. Darling Aphine in Luean ,on Sunday.
presided for the W.M.S. meeting.! Aliss Carole Cunningham of
The Easter program was used,; Detroit spent Faster week with
with Mrs. EdgarRoiilstan, as. her grandmother, Airs. Omar
,
sistinr at the piano playing the. Crinninghatn.
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Wil•; Mis Bill Das%nutg o a
Lewis: branch directors, M. Hams read the scripture. t pant spent a couple of days last
district director. Airs Ernest Easter hymns. Mrs. Rupert
I week with her parents, AIr. and
Rae. Hodgins, Airs. J. D. Mac- • An invitation was received to ; Mrs, Abner Hendrie returning
f'arlane and Mrs. Gordon Eaton. attend the rally at Lieury Lnited'nn Saturday withKasen and
Conveners of standing rent. Church. April 10 with guest ; ;roan Downing who spent the
iiiitttes: Agriculture and Cana..'speaker speaker the Rev. Anne Graham 1 Easter holidays with her grand-
dian Industries. Airs. George of London. parents.
Simpson; citizenship and educe- President. Mrs Wilmer Scott 1 Mrs. Toole and son, Harvey,
tion, Mrs. Rea Neil, home eco presided for the W.A. meeting.. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
comics and health, Mrs. Alex ('reports were given an the ham I Andy Carter following the church
IliacIntosh; historical research.' supper when over 5100 was real- service at St. James on Sunday.
Mrs. Rupert Williams: resnlu• ; ized, also of the quilts, and the j Miss Suzy 'Aimless has taken
tiops, Mrs. Wilmer 'Scott. additions of the table supports. ia position at Strong's Drug Store
A new travelling apron was Plans were lairs to have the, in London.
'started. - The district annual of new cupboards, that have been l Middlesex Junior Farmers
North Middlesex is to be held installed and are used to store' The Junior I' ariiners held their
at Ivan Church, Dia; 28. the choir gowns, varnished meeting an Monday evening with
. Assisting the hostess The neat meeting will he at Clare Paton as holt.
were
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The guest speak r was Mr.
Hamilton I-lodgins, Federation of
Agriculture Director for Bid-
dulph township, who spoke of
the many achievements accom-
plished in the twenty years for
the farmers: also of the Zone 1
meeting held at Chatham which
includes the counties of Aliddle•
sex. Elgin, Essex, Kent and
Lambton. There are fourteen
members on the advisory board
for Biddulph township. 'Mr. John
Me.11ttargey, president, presided.
A. report of the recent banquet
and dance, which was held at '
Armstrong's, in Exeter was given
and a report of the T.B. canvas-
sers was given.
The May meeting will be held
at the home of Bruce Henry.
Church News Item
At the Clandeboye United
Church on Sunday the pastor,
the Rev. 'Edgar Roulston, will
• have a special speaker, Mrs. R.
J. Currie, London, who will
speak on raising funds for the
residence for the United. Church
students on the campus, at the
University of Western Ontario,
London.
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Peter's Catholic Women's 'League
was held at the home of Mrs.
• Tames Hall, Clandeboye. lairs. Las Wednesday afternoon the; Mrs. Milired Merner, in charge. week. with Mrs. Amelia Willert.
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1for a Chris-
Charles Cronyn presided. Ladies' Aid entertained the cies!- The topic "is it right Ladies Aid and W.S.W.$. •
Final arrangements were made dren of the congregation, assist- tian to drink or riot to drink alto-
for the bazaar to be held next cd by Pastor N. L. Zorn and the ,)Colic beverages” was led by Pas- : The Ladies' Aid acid W.S.W.S.
week on Wednesday evening, Sunday school leachers who con.-' tor K. L. Zorn. Discussion based' meeting of the Evangelical Unit.
Aril 23 at Neil's School dueler! the games Mrs Ervin 4 on Bible verses followed. ed Brethiein Church was held
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The Synodicalreporter, Mrs. Friday with the executive in
Lennard Schenk, reported on a charge.
, e' ofnnindstc• and teach 'Inc theme was "Missions in
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A door prize is to be a special Devine and iter group were in
feature of the bazaar, also sew- charge.
ing, fancy work, home baking The children were treated to . slto b
and a tattle of articles for the sandwiches, Easter eggs, cookies, ors in the synod. Used clothing Japan„ Based on this Mrs. Har -
1 tcake, chocolate milk and Act for Lutheran IN odd Relief is to old Kellerinan i;ead a story and
Mrs. -Mervyn Timed gave a;
reading. i
A duet was sung by Mrs. Ger-'
ald Mason and Airs. Carl Ot$-'
(reicher. Mrs. Charles Snell was
in charge of the study book Mrs,'
Carl Oestreteher, the president,
I chi dren.
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A penny sale spotlighted by cream. Approximately 70 chit- be collected,
gifts donated by merchants and dren attended. i Personal items
friends of members promises to The regular meeting was held Mrs, A. C. Whittier and chi!•
be an added attraction, Tea will in the evening with the president,' dice of Teter Whitoro, spent Easter
be served.. •
1 week with Mrs, Herb Wein and
Rev.coI r. Kelly, Spiritual di Visits With Relatives ; Raymond.
rector, spoke briefly on Our Miss Tett Whiting Albert 111 G F 1 1 d 1 '1
Lady of Good Counsel, patron -1' r i d f North B i spent d aster
ess ' of the Catholic Women's
League organizations.
Town Topics
Mrs Margaret Nei], Exeter
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Recently, we were present-
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[ting, ter Airs. George u c Der an c u - presi,tted.
College Belleville,visited a fesv rein; o ay, 1
clays with relatives in Stratford, l Wcokr. cith2h r sister
Gndtt efamily,
Crediton and Exeter, and with i Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Eckmier
Mrs. Win. Geiser and :family of and Paul, of Stratford, spent Sun -
Crediton, on Saturday attended ' day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
spent the Laster holidays the wedding of Wm. Redmond in , ltaugh and Shirley.
with Mr. Harold Brooks, Toron- Wyandotte, Mich. On Monday Dashwood Safety Guards
to. Harold is a Lucan boy who she returned to Belleville. Mr. + The Dashwood Safety Guards
has been promoted to manager and Mrs, Win. Pearce and Mrs. Held their fourth meeting 'Wed
of a Maher Ltd, shoe store in Charles Aldworth also attended nesday evening with the leaders
that city. the wedding. • and thirteen girls present.
Pamphlets on sanitation and
wells were distributed. The first
aid kits were ordered.
The girls decided to invite the
home economist, Miss Shirley
' Patterson, to be their guest at a
;future ' meeting. Demonstrations
'on posture were given.
Airs. Mervyn Tinian discussed
i micro - organisms; combating
.. germs; safe milk; sewage dispos-
al; house flies and their control;
general rules in case of infection
The United Church and rides of sanitation. Mrs.
Barry Roffman discussed a chart
Rev. Samuel Kerr, SA., B.D.
of Canada on first aid.
Minister Minister: Rev. Alex. Rapson Roll call for next meeting is to
Organist Mrs, E.ob Prycle
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
10:00 a.m.--Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning 'Worship
Sermon Subject: "The Parable
of the Children at Play”
Nursery for children up to six
years.
Caven W.M.5, sixtieth annivers-
ary on Thursday, April 24, at
8 p.m„ lit the church.
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United olrothren
iOASHWQQE
Rev: W, F. Kroft, Minister
Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist
Sunday, April 20
10:00 ann. "Facing Tenlpta PENTECOSTAL
tion"
11:03 a,ni.--Sunday School 'TABERNACLE
7:30 p.m,—•"God Is Faithful"
0:45 a,tnSunday School
'SHE BETHEL 11:00 a.m.—Worship Service
RtFoRmE0 cHUR ,H 7:30 pail. --Evangelistic Service.
Wednesday, 8 p.m.—Bible Study
end Prayer
Hearty Welcome '.Co Ml
• "So [each tis to .number our
2:00 p.m. — Celebration of the days, that we may apply our
Lord's Supper hearts unto wisdom."
3:30 p.ni —Sunday School—Psalms 00:12
All Welcome PaxtOrt Everitt, L. Wh1n'l uttee
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard name a man who contributed to
14:04 a.rn.--lite Church School make
Home assignment is to
snake a list of people who coil -
11:15 a,m,--Worship Service tributed to health.
Mr. Ivan Shatrow has pur-
chased the church sited from the
Evangelical United Brethren
Church. Mr. Emil 'Becker and a
group of thee are busy tearing it
down,
Nursery Class up to three years
-in the Primary Dettartnient,
Beginners, ages 4.6, will with-
dra4 during the second hymn.
THAMES ROAD
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EXETER
"Teach Me Thy Truth 0 Lertl"
10:30 a.m.—Sunday School
11:30 ann.—Worship
Pastor: Stanley Sauder, Exeter
IN MAIN' STREET CHURCH
aev. 12, Yen Farown, Minister
1AMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
ikev, H, J. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A,W,C•M,
10:00 a.tit.•..Sunday School
%ION LUTHERAN CHURCH
tASHWOOD
Pay, K. L. Zorn, Phone G
10:00 a Int.—Sunday School
11:00 a m,—,Servied
2:00 p.m.—L.L.L. Rally at Meek•
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship ton
Sermon Subjoet: "The Christ ZION CHURCH
flame, Today"
Anthem by the choir.
Dolt: Patricia Carte, Teani►.ttfi 'Evangelical United Brethren
Taylor C a t: CJ i'r"dIV
Oh pili.—SEv,etiii:ig"T raltili` 1Cay. Mart ti, 'Semitic, MIIitisiitr
5oriiton ault,iect: �'ltc pV'OttC of
Faith" { 10:00 a tit.ae 'erehip
A Warm Welet rotII " Tile Lord, i At Mud""
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Extended To All 1.1:15 a nl.—Suridey School
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LeagUe Rally
'she Wadtlter Leaguers of Zion
Lutheran Church attended the
Bluewater Zoite Rally aL. Ajiteh•
ell Sunday. Rev. C. J. Killinger
af London was guest speaker at
the evening service.
Mrs, Howard Klumpp and Brad
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Airs. Carl Wein and
daughter at Sudbury.
Mrs. Robert Newton and dill-
dren of London spent Faster
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