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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-16, Page 13GB police to :prosecute violators 9f dog byia.; By MRS. E. K.EQWN and family of Sarnia visited Willi Cpl. Neil •'n h s •c- Alrs. Arae !Jolt en Sunday. `WA A WMS April meeting hof 18SJ, A len .cetrt tea was ld . e 1 CJtamberl,rr a i porters that each and every post Mr. Dennis Finan .and friend WMS Fourteen members two: vi- ,served', office hex holder, in Grand Bend of Sarnia spout the weekendl. with The April meeting of the sitars were present far and vi- E persons' items had received a copy of the intuit- 101 r. and Mrs. .[;rle Finan. Woman s Missionary Society was. meeting of the WA and WMS o l eipai by-law governing the con- The Lambton County Library held in the schoolroom of the : Tilursday afternoon at the l u le ; engaged.as principal of the .Gran - trot of dogs, and that following helm their periodic exchange at church. on Tuesday evening with i at Airs. iron Squire -ton Public School for the school this notice, .any violations from the local library on Thursday MrAirs.s, .A. Matins, s. Ross Arc -i Mrs, Ray Parkinson Wasterm commencing: next Septenl• here on will result in proseeu- morning. The new books will be Falls and Mrs. G. Dunn in charge of the WA. The theme of her, tions. available during library hours charge of the worship service the meeting was "hove ,your 1 AIr. and Afrs. 'A23lne Pullen on. Friday evening- and program, A duet was sung neighbor." The devotional: per;iad vlsiLed an Sunday with Mr, and Air. William Love has.been by Airs. Larne Hicks and Mrs, was.taken by Airs. (sett. Squire, ! Mrs.Frank Gunning, Exeter. Seek confined fa his llama for the past Kenneth kkollgins with Shoran I1irs, Parkinson and Mrs. B. AJr, and Airs. G. J, Zavitz of week suffering from .a severe .Lightfoot as piano accompanist !.l)riffielcl• ! Calgary were Friday guests of t f,( attack of the. flu. I The topic,.from the study book, i During the business, it was de Mi•.�and Mrs. Harry Klahre, Mr. or Mrs. W. E. Melirny arrived was New Canadians imigrating' tided to bring in articles for the Zavitz is .a brother of Mrs, to Canada and was dealt with fish pond at the May 'meeting for Klahre, The Grand Bend Cancer cam l under the headings: Whatrt is the the coining bazaar. Each mein -1 AIr. and Mrs. Warren Brack,. home an Friday after spending the Last few tit ei'ks jr!n k torula. paign is well under way nutlet alis, D. Stantor each n will. be guest i church's 'responsibilityan regarding �idrnbent isto . erywaistline one cent a spar Zion, visited recently with . Mr. !. the direction .of airs, James these newecnt rs and What isne h Dalton. She asks the local rest- speaker at the TWS meeting .on our respons''aidity? oral donation for May meeting., Alrs. Bert Duffield. dents to .co-operate with the can JApril Mrs. M Elliott r sicicd for The buying committee May for the 11 l M H d vassers. Message 'frprt1 Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN. News from Wha.len By MRS. .l�b . QUIR.E. Mrs. Laverne Marley has :been. tic t , evening, �,i i'. am rs. owar 11orieY Mrs. O. Wassmann is a patient the 'business.� The presided J orts were' WA are to see about floor cover• and fainilY of hazel Park, Michi- TlieY are Mrs. Audrey llutehdn- in South Huron hospital, given by the. secretaries. Mrs, ing for the church aisles .and gars, were weekend visitors of son, •Mrs. Helen Sturdevanl, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Baird G. Dunn read a letter outlining report. Mrs, Milne Pullen lav- Mr. and Mrs. 14 m, Morley Sr. Miss Thelma Waldron, Mrs, El- visited over the weekend. with the supplies needed. Mrs. F. I cured with a vocal solo, Airs. Hazelwood and Mr, and. sie blathers, Mrs. J. Pearsio, -their daughter, Mrs. Carl Van- Wilson read a clipping on Chris-' Mrs. Gordon Johnson was inlAlrs. E. Taylor and family, Lon- Alrs. H. Denamy, Mrs. Corrine iter and Ali. Vannei, in London. Sian citizenship,. Ap g ' don were Sunday guests with the chair for the WAIS. Mrs. `blr. and Atis, A1ion Neil. Arsenauet, Mrs. Dolly Goldrich, airs, L. flerornetl.e is Hary re -The hostesses were ll'i's. A. Wm, MorleSr., and Alts, Al- ,� Mr. Murray Desjardine. siding at the.home oC Ur. and smith, Mrs. E. Nilson and Mrs. ton Neil assisted in the worship Plan for WMS Sunday Mrs, Douglas Gill. P, Noels, During the period of service. t Cancer research is being car- - Aril meeting of the WA Airs. Arnold flavelle celebrated daylight saving the meetings Mrs. Hamilton 1'ioclgins asked ried out in 7 of the 10 Canadian April her birthday on Sunday, having Will begin at 8.30, to he relieved as vice-president t provinces. Most of the money and WMS was held Thursday as guests Mrs. Sim Dewey and and Mrs. Alton Neil, was ap for its support is provided by the afternoon, son of Stratford, Mr, and Mrs. Personal items , pointed to fill in far remainder, Canadian Cancer Society. Mr. Lloyd Morgan will be the :,,,,,,,,„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,11„11110,1,11111,1,11,111101„1,,,,,,,,,11,,,,t1111n1,,,111111,11„111111n11,1111111,,,1110111,1,,,. WA president, Mrs. henry De- David Gibson and son and Miss vine presided for the WA portion Valerie Bavelle of London. speaker on Sunday morning at of the meeting with the theme Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott spent the anniversary service of the "The Hope of a Warless World.” a few days last week with Mrs. Woman's Association. Special Support Our Mips. Douglas Gill, president, Seatt's mother, Mrs. Wnh Pat- music will be provided for the conducted the WMS meeting terson, and her grandson, Mi•. service. ^ C when plans were made for WAIS Donald Scott, Airs Scott and son Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodgson, Own Factory! Sunday, May 3 with Mrs. Colin visited with Mrs, Patterson over Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins McKeon, the former' Beatrice the weekend. , and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laramie • MBuy Green, as speaker. Plans were rHarrys. arry 'Bossenberry was attended the Masonic banquet in also made for the CGIT ban- confined to her bed for a few St. Marys on Friday night, quet, May 6, days last week suffering from "FiL and Mrs. J. Andrew and Aylmer Products MI, pleurisy. family of Camp Borden were The C15'1, held 'its monthlyMrs` Mary Rav•elie •and Miss weekend visitors. with Mr, and. Doris 'Ravelle visited for a few Mrs, George Hicks. • meeting at St. Damien Catholic days last week with friends and Air. George Baynham visited SCI�1lL� ,�„r1'0�:r�/ `'fil.D. School on Monday evening with relatives in Kitchener, over the weekend 'with Mrs, E. the President Mrs. 'lames Dal- Mr, and Mrs. Gordon r'ollocic Carruthers in London, PHONE 192 ton presiding. The director, Rev. of Detroit visited .with Mr's. Mrs. Elmer Pickering and. Emma Brenner and other friends Leonard of Shipka were ,Sunday "�te„11nnn 111111nn11n10 1111,0,10111111111,11101011110111,1111111111,u11u111Rimumn1111n111111m ,1111m111110 1, Fr, IV, G. Smith opened i the meeting. in the Bend over the weekend, visitors with Mr,. and Airs. Wil - Plans were made for the lay- Mr, and Mrs. Roy Lovie and Liam haddock. ing of kneeling pads by mem- Miss Sheila Lovie and .friend , Miss Wilda Pollock of Kitchen- bers of the congregation. visited with Air. r.m'ie's uncle' er was a weekend guest with Mrs, M. Colin and Mrs. J. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E..Keown her sister, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Dalton were named as delegates . on Sunday.Hicks. for the Diocesan convention l0 Mr, W. E. atclliny made a. Miss Agnes Anderson and be held in Sarnia, May 18 and business trip to Toronto last Mrs. George Hicks are confined 19. weak. to their respective homes owing Rev, Father W, G. Smith in- Mrs, Wilfred Bavelte returned to illness, Mrs. Hicks' sister, stalled the new slate of officers, lionte on Sunday evening after Mrs, Alex Wells, of Londesboro spending the past week with her is spending a few days with her. President is Mrs. Marcel Col- sister. in Chicago. I • lez; vice-presidents, Mrs. Marty Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Baker 1 Burke, Mrs, John Van Haaren, , visited on Sunday .with Mr. and! Davy• Jones is the popular Mrs. John Kelders; secretary, !Mrs. Isaac Statham and Harry name of sailors for an evil sea Mrs, Elmer Zimmer; treasurer, of East. Williams, spirit or the devil generally. Mrs. Arthur Allemand. several games of hinge were.nnm11unnnu1111,11mun11nn1111,11n11u111 o11,nn1111111u1111n11n,11u111111111111111n1111n11u1111un1011nnn1111,. played following the meeting. Personal items I Several ladies of St. Johns' -by - the -Lake Anglian Guild attend- ed in a body with St. Paul's , Anglican Guild in Thedford on Thursday "evening, and viewed the films shown and explained! by Rev, Webster of his missions up in the Arctic among the Eski- mos and Indians. AIr. and Mrs Jack Riddoch EXETER FOR A BETTER CROP PLANT COOP SEED Tiern.an'$ Hardware Dashwood Phone 8 SEE US FOR - • PLUMBING - HEATING - ELECTRICAL WORK • OIL BURNER SERVICE & INSTALLATIONS • FUEL AND CEMENT YIIIII111l11 u m 1I, nn, nn 10,,1, u, !1111111111„1111111„1,,,11,,111„11,,,1011,,,,,,,,,11„11,11,111n 11101 nun,,,,,,,,,111111111„ why an automatic electric water heater is best for your home! ' SAFETY 1 SAFE—a modern automatic electric water heater is safe because it is electric ! 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