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Survey Lake Huron
for G water supply
111cCourt „and Harold
Prewii, .employeee Pf the On -
Mile Water Resottreee Com -
:mission, reported he Greed.
Bend outwit Mendey they bed
=Timm -iced investigatien
Lake Huron for A Water SYS:Wm
for the village,
The two heve begun prelim.
Mary surveysend will be tak-
ing „depth findings. in thelake
when the 'weather permits.
They were to have etarted
Tuesday Morning, but the
water was leo Tough,
Courkil learned twq weeks
ego they would have to con-
sider the lake as a source for
e water eupply, because suit-
able wells could not be found.
Test drilling on the beach was
discontieued in the eerly
spring,
Issue building permits
The council issued four build-
ermits for conetruction •s• ',...seiseeesseeessereemereeseeeeeeeeseeeeeeee-eeee-:,
I „Tack I)oerr, .xeter, is shown. above reeivingExeter Bonnie won Oyer 20 tbe trophy fOr poStItre other qUeen at con- tp
he ' Geerge IC.11aPP! • ''''
B, oPerates rantfordArcade,WhO received the per-
SHDHS POSTURE OUEE41—Bonnie Doerr, 17 -year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ing
SHDHS froth the donor, DrG. AWebb
the planning trench of the de-
partment o highways, pouncil-
Oar Earl Deters was appointed
to meet with the depertment
:in the near future in regards
to the re -location of Ifighway
The emelt requested the 1uMPing to the conclusion that
ighway entrance •be moved epring filially here, because
two blocks north, to enter the the unseasoleal weather is ex-
, village at Oak street, rather Peeted to take until Saturday
than Ivhere the main street to move out,
After taking a dip down, to
the freezing points on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, it shoelld
start to make a gradual climb
hack to the seasonal normals,
according to the met seetten
at RCAF Station Centralia,
Arctic front will move in Fri-
day; bringing some showers,
and will be quite cold, but it
If nivel. days were the hap- should start to warm ep en
piest days of your life, you Saturday and will be back to
probably didn't drive the bus. normal by Sunday.
Is this a
' hires one .more,
promise? • staff total now 2
,•••
Although it .sounds like amis-
take, We Iventher is actually
supposed to .clear ep this week-
eed and the forecast .calls for
Sunday to be a warm and euse
ele, day,
.H w v r, area r eSirlebts
elumidn't be too hasty at
!meets the Bitieweter highway.
The clerk was instructed to
put out notices for the hiring of
perking lot attendants it the
beach lot for the coming sea-
son,
Aecounts in the arnoent of
ea,692.3e \vete ordered paid.
testants in the annual competition, and Will represent the school in the Provincial mission to erect a ski -bowl own Topics
cempetition in Toronto, Saturday. Shown above, watching the presentation, are the building at his =Cession near
three finalists in the competition. From left to right are Elizabeth Chapman, Ginette the beach.
Personal Items of Interest In and Around Exeter
St. Louis, both of Huron Park, and Ruth Miller, Woodham, —TA photo clarenee 9'reen, Exeter,. ee•
The Exeter Times -Advocate is alvvays pleased to publish these items,
ceived a Peimit for an addition
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to his cottage on Oak Street, we end our readers are interested in you and your friends. Phone 770.
and Earl Thompson received a, te . eeeeeeeseeeeeeseeseeeeeeeeeeewseeeeeeeezeeeeeee.:
Use your funny -bone
a vises LI• s speaker
r commercial permit for an ad- '
dition to his garage on High. On Sunday W. C. Pearce at -
way 81, tended a birthday dinner at
The fourth Permit was issued The home of Mr. and Mrs.
• • to C. E. &chill for the erec- Austin Schwalm, Stratford, in
tine of a garage on his Pm- honor of the birthdays of hie
, party in the Gibbs' subdivision. two daughters, Mrs, Wesley
. Hire lifeguard Redmond, Pompano Beach,
Michael Williamson, 18 -year-
. Florida and Mrs. Schwalm In
Tile ., twenty-second annual
Ladieef. Night for the Lions
Club of Exeter was held Thurs.-
day.at. Armstrong's Red Gable
Restaurant at Grand Bend,
The, -highlight of the evening
was an address by Joseph Con-
nell, secretary of the YMCA
at Kitchener.
Thi was the first meeting
. since Mrs. .Armstrong moved
her restaurant from Exeter to
Grand Bend and the setting
is most attractive. Nearly 100
persons sat down to the tables
adorned with the Lion emblem,
Lion President Reg Beevers
presided. A toast to Lions In-
ternational as well as a toast
to the founder of Lionism,
Melvin Jones, of Chicago, on
the occasion of his 90th birth-
day was proposed by Int.
Counsellor Jake Sweitzer. A
toast to the "Ladies" was pro-
posed by Past President, B.
w. Tuckey and responded to
by Mrs. Andrew Snelgrove.
-Mr, Connell, in his address
"Use your funny -bone" kept
Exeter council
Coritenued from page 1
Couircillor Delbridge suggest-
ed that police should "put a
lot more effort toward stopping
these speed demons on the
road".
•feThat. si ter a ti on was all
straightened up when the OPP
were here," he said. "It's a
b now,"
The mayor said the police
plan to bring in a number of
recommendations in regard to
enforcement at the next meet-
ing,
E.xplains PUC charge
*-Foliowieg dispute at the bud-
get meeting over the hydrant
rental fee which was raised
• trom $3,600 to $4,800 this year,
the PUC explained. the basis
for the charge through a let-
ter submitted by Sup't H. L.
Davis.
Davis said the term "hy-
drant, rental" was misleading
since it included general "fa-
ecilities -for fire protection." In
addition to the reservoir with
a capacity of 250,000 gallons of
water, the P.M maintains an
eanxiliary gas pump and en-
gine, the filtration plant which
can be used 10 supply water
for a - serious fire, and the new
Hicks' well.
„Because these facilities all
Conttibeted, to fire protectiefi,
the town's share of the cost
had been increased propor-
tionately to that charged to
the .,commission's consumers,
the Opt explained.
In' ether business, council:
Referred to the police a com-
plaint about the blocking of
_Wellington St, by Wedge the
Mover vans;
Approved 'a $100 grant to
Exeter planning Board "for
petty expenses":
Gave the mayor authority to
proclaim the first week in
ezfenne "Senior Citizen Week";
Authorized and directed 'the
mayor and clerk te sign con-
veyance
f d one-third
acres Of the dump to C. A.1
McDoveell Co. Ltd., Centralia,
which purchased it for $550 as
the site for its ready -mix ce-
ment plant;
Empovsered the parks board
f,0 secure suitable grass -cutting
equipment;
Declined to approve a build-
ing permit for Charles Tindall
Who wished to erect a hem° on
a William St. lot of less then
4500 sq, ft. atea;
Approved Minding permits
taw Riissell Balkwill, for two
houses at the corner of John
• and 'Edward streets; Wesley
Witter, a new horne oli Mar,
ket St.: Basil 3oblonski, Wil.
Ham, addition to lianie; Bob
Pletcher Sanders, to move a
eebin to, the rear of his home;
'Miss Ruby Miners, Miran St.,
:reefing; Norman P'aesmore,
Sandere St.. verendah,
An Application from Mar -
Weed Peed, for permission to
erect A Mite on the Thomas
St. Oxtention, west of Carling,
Was set Aside because the read
has not been completed.
Learned that Canada Pad -
kers Ltd. which closed the
Operation its creamery on
Jettiary 23, planned to seek
eefurid of tens int :the blinding,
which has been sold td Harry
Sherweocl.
ApeiroVed se V e rat niirier
street lightieg changes, itt,
chiding' fltiereacerit unite at Ris
vefliew Dark and at South litt.
ton AOSPital.
the audience in stitches of speaker. "Everybody s e e k s
laughter. "Don't worry" saki happiness but few ever find it.
the speaker, "The first loss of We got out nights to find hap -
life started in the Garden of piness; we travel abroad and
Eden with a big stick, As man while we may enjoy the trip,
multiplied they fought with when we return we say that
painted eticks and then with after an there is no place like
bows and arrows and wars home, Happines is found in
have followed wars. We live your own back yard."
in turmoil today af what might "Today we know the price
happen in this nuclear age. If of butter and eg,gs. We know
man continues to live, we the price of everything, but we
don't need to worry; if man- don't know the value of any -
kind is wiped out there is still thing. What do we know about
no need to worry." the value of health? We get
"We are living today in a the car checked in the spring
mad rush. So many meetings and again in the fall, but we
to attend; so many things to never think of getting a per -
do that we don't have ttiMe for sonal checkup until something
the pleasures of life. England, goes wrong."
Scotland and Ireland have their "A question was once asked
"What do you need to be
patron saints. The patron saint
of America should be St. Vitis". happy?" and the answer was
"The world has p a s s e d money, or what money could
through the bronze age, the buy. The more money we
iron age, the ice age and now make, the more we spend and
we !are living in the "pill" age. the more we want in our
It's pills in the morning to search for happiness. Happi-
give us a lift; aspirin in the nese cannot be bought, it must
daytime to settle us down and be caught,"
,
pills at night to rnake us•sleep, I 'Education is not the secur•
only to be repeated again the
next day. Fourteen million
pounds of aspirin are con -
old Windsor youth, was hired the evenhig Miss Helena Hume-
, •
as a lifeguard for the summer. sten, London, and Mrs. Red_
'His appointment fills the third MOM called on Mrs, George
: and final vacancy on the beech Geddes and Mr. Pearce in
crew.
I Lawrence Howard and Mrs. Exeter.Mrs
.Don Geiser, Miss Olive
Helen Cassis, both of Huron Parsons and !Mrs, V. Arm -
Park, were Previously hired. strong attended the funeral of
!The hiring of Mrs. Cassis was the late Mrs. M. E. Gardiner
confirmed by the Grand Bendat Meaford on Thursday.
, Lions Club, who pay part of Mr. and Mrs, Ed 13urke are
her salary as swimming in" moving into the house on An-
drew St. which they recently
purchased from Mr. and Mrs,
teeeeleeieeee.eeeeXtSneeeMeee, Sentelee,
This week in
1 structress,
OK ski school . .
Council received app ca on
from John Stewart, London, to
!conduct a ski -school and water
show at the summer resort
this summer.
Clerk Murray A Des Jardins
was instructed to advise Stew -
!art that skiing would have to
be done from a portable dock
in the lake, so it would not im-
pede or endanger swimmers.
• The school cannot be conduct-
ed from the beach.
Following the request from
treeeeeMeleineeeeseseeleffirdetee=
That is the beginning. Educe- The story in
ing of a university degree,
tion is the things we learn Grand
sumed each yeer, together with every day and put into prac-
25,000,000 sleeping pille"., said bee. "The reading you do is
the' speaker. what you are", said the speak- By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL.
"Are you happy?" asked the er•
„True iiviAg and true happi-
ness is found by putting one CGIT plan banquet
hand in the hand of God and The Canadian Girls in Train -
with the other stretching out ing met for their meeting on
to do service for others, The' Monday, May 1 in the 'United
standard of living is the stand- I Church Sunday schoolroom.
ard of giving. Look on thel Joanne and Cassie Ann Des -
sunny side of life and be able! Jardine were in charge of wor-
to laugh at yourself is one of , ship, the theme being — "The
the finest things in life." I Christian Horne." J e n n i 1 or
Mr. Connell was introduced Jackson and Maurine Fraser
by John Goman and thanked conducted the recreation pe -
by W. G. Cochrane.
Kirkton Homemalung Club was Irio
held on April 18 at the home A quartette comprising Ken Plans were completed for the
of Mrs. Earl Watson. Seven- and Bill C a m is b e 11, Larry mother and daughter banquet
teen girls answered the roll call Wheatley and George Turner, to be held on May 9 at -6:30
which was "a fruit I ate
of Seaforth, sang several selec• p.m. Mrs. Irwin, missionary
terday". tions. home on furlough from Korea
yes -
Mrs, Watson discussed fruits e draw for $100 was won by will be guest speaker. .
end
trainimmixlitainomatc.:mme
Letter from
Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
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4-H girls discuss fruit
The fifth meeting of the
Jim Russell, Mrs. C. E. Shaw
as an appetizer and as an ac- A uaria Society
fruits for a salad plate were The meetine of the Blue Wa-
Following the program the
companiment. Combination of
drawing the winning ticket. q
to the music of the Kool Quins ter Aquaria °Society was held
discussed. room was cleared for dancing
1 Vesta Marshall and Linda on Tuesday, April 25 at the
' Thacker demonstrated how toorchestra. home of Captain and Mrs.
make pastry. Helen Hum- Evan E. Fraser, Grand Bend.
I phreys and Linda Ratcliffe The short business meeting
;made the strawberry and rhu- was followed by a general dis-
barb filling . cussion and an interesting slide
Mrs. Watson discussed fruit
for dessert and fruit in the
carried lunch, A fruit salad for cancer
plate was made by Mrs. Wat-
son.
Marion McNaughton adjourn-
ed the meeting, after which the
pie and salad plate were en-
joyed.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Madge
of Milk River, Alta., and I.
'Johns, of Hamilton, and Mr. At the home of Sgeln. Ldr, tract in the very near future.
Need
Cancer fund for the Exeter
district has reached a total
of 31,600 Chairman Lloyd
Henderson rep or ted this
week.
Contributions remain far
below the oblective of $3,500
for the area" but many com-
munities have net reported
returns vet, he noted.
In addition to the $1,000
. .
raised by SHDHS students in
Exeter, contributions include
5332.40 from Stephen town-
ship, $81.00 from Crediten,
and $156.50 from Usberne
township.
lecture on marine fish.
Winner of the show fish was
Mr. Les Lamarque of Forest.
Personal items
Mrs. Mel. Gowdy is visiting
with her family in Toronto.
A surprise party was held on
Saturday, April 29 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Patter-
son when Mr. and Mrs, Hugh
Adair of Corbett, Mr, Dawson.
Woodburn of Toronto, Mr, and
Mrs, Gordon 'Woodburn and
family, Mr, and Mrs, Milton
Woodburn and family of Cor-
bett, and Miss Margaret Ho- teeMeeeseSeeedeeeeeseteeeesseseeteese.
wey of Exeter, gathered to ce-
Personal items
lebrate Mrs. Patterson's birth -
Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Wan'rarZ.MIXT=ZEEMPZUM
Personal items
Miss Yvonne Fisher of Exe-
ter spent the weekend with
Mies Janet Rowe.
Little Miss Laurel Hodgert
is staying with Mr. and Mrs.
Almer Passmore.
Miss Linda Knight spent the
weekend with Miss Margaret
Hunkm.
Miss Tory Ceward is a pa. have returned home after
tient in ;the Roth Nursing Home Florida,sPeddinthe winter months in
in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Herdman,
Douglas Bell, of Hensall,
town, and Mr. Squire Herdman,
spent the weekend' with his
Centralia, attended the lune-
grandperents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd. Ballantyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cousins,
of B r uss el s, were Sunday
guests with Rev, Hugh and
Mrs, Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coates
and Jim of Eden, Mrs, Harold
Jeffery were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jeffery.
Mr, Harold Jeffery has been
a • patient in Vitoria Hospital,
London, for the past three
weeks,
Mr. Mrs. John Pyin and.
Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Pym were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wanner of
Sarnia.
The baskets of flowers in the
church on Sunday were placed
there in memory of the late
Mr. Charles Sheerer by his
laughter, Mr. and Mrs. George
Kellett and also the late Mrs.
Ezra Lampert by her SOD, Mr,
and Mrs. William Lampert.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dune.
an of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs,
Chalmers of the West were
Sunday visitors with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Ballantyne.
A munber of men 'from this
community went trout fishing
over the weekend,
Wilson Morley who have occu-
pied it for 18 years. They are
moving to their cottage a few
doors south which is being re-
novated,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson,
Sharon and Mary Lou of Wood-
ham were Sunday evening vi-
sitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Thomson, Andrew St.
Mrs% Emerson Cornish re-
turned home after visiting with
her son-in-law and daughter
F/S and Mrs. H. A. Woods
and granddaughter Cyndy Lou
in Trenton for two weeks.
They accompanied her home
and spent the weekend in Exe-
ter.
Miss Marilyn Strang who has
completed her third year at
Macdonald Hall, Guelph, has
returned home and will leave
next week for Victoria Hospi-
tal, London, where she will as-
sist for the summer.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Stewart
of Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Madge of Milk River and
Mrs. A. E, Johns of Hamilton
visited last week with Mr. and
Mrs, Wesley Johns.
Mr. Clayton Herdman, Tor-
onto, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Herdman on
Thursday.
Mr, and !Mrs. Howard Heist
and Linda, Fenwick, were
weekend puests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Fritz.
Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Harvey
Happenitigs ir
Blanshard
ral of their cousin, Thomas
William Hayden, Gerrie onl
Thursday, April 27.
Miss Leona Aldetson of Pa-
ris spent the weekend at he
home here. r
Mrs. 1-1. L. Hollander and Th
Following the recommenda-
tion of Principal H. L. Sturgis,
the SHDHS board agreed Tiles -
day night to hire a third ad..
ditional teacher for the coming
school year,.
Two additienal teachers have
already been hired and the
third member will bring the
teaching staff 10 a total of 28
for 19e1-62.
Sturgis reported that due th
the sickpcss of several teach-
ers the past month, the
staff had been short a mem-
ber for 11 days and a supply
teacher could be secured for
only two or the days.
He pointed out that only one
supply teacher, Mrs. Ernest
Lewis, Exeter, was available,
and she had been hired as a
full -lime teacher for the coin-
ing year. "This is a real prob-
lem in this school." he stated.
"Where are we going ..to get a
supply teacher?"
At pr esen 1, the SHDIIS
teacher -student ratio is 27 stu-
dents for each teacher, while
the department of education
recommends one teacher for
every 25 students,
The board decided to adver-
tise for a qualified vocational
guidance teacher, not only to
be able to devote more time
to this field, but also to fill
in when the need arises in
other subjects.
Tbey felt the appointment
would allow one of the present
guidance instructors, Morley
Sanders, spend more time
In academic subjects and the
new staff member would be
able to assist when teachers
are absent by postponing any
personal inter lows h hacl
scheduled with the students,
P la n barbecue
The board received a letter
from agriculture teacher, Ron
Bogart, outlining plans for the
annual chicken barbecue and
open house to be held on Wed-
nesday, June 7,
He said he expected between
600 and 625 persons at the
event.
The board passed a motion
to supply butter, cream, coffee,
sugar, etc. for the barbecue
and the agricultural depart-
ment is to supply the rest,
Bogart was unable to attend
the meeting, as he is confined
to his residence with the
chicken pox,
Suggests improvement
The board learned that Ella
13, Sexton, inspector of the
girls' physical education pro-
gram, had suggested improve-
ments in the locker room dur-
ing her recent visit,
She pointed out the need for
shelves for the students to
leave their books on while at-
tending gym classes and Sug-
gested that the chairs be re-
moved from along the walls
and .benches be .put in the
centre of the floor for the girls
to sit on.
The board decided to inspect
such. a system at Clinton high
school and tabled the letter
until their next meeting.
Mrs. D. J. Jentsch, RCAF Sta-
tion Centralia, spent the week -
Ha mitten.
end with the latter's aunt in H
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jackson
visited with friends in Toronto! Principal H. L. Sturgis told
and Port Credit for a few days , the SHDHS board, Tuesday
an a so at en ed a 35th wed- night, that three new teachers
ding anniversary celebration had signed their contracts for
in honor of Mr, Jackson's bre-, the coming year, and that ap-
ee
ther, Mr. E. Roy and Mrs.: proval had been received on
Mr. and Mrs. William Mar -I The teachers approved are
tin, and Carmen of Carlyle Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Exeter, To Classify
were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Park, Lucan.
Mrs. Clarence Martin, I Mrs. Lewis will teach English
Miss Stella Southcott, who lb grade nine, while Mrs. Park FOR SALE —
has been a patient in the will instruct grades nine and
BUNK BEDS, chests of draw-
ers, odd dressers. Our prices
are always low, Sandy Elliot,
phone 476. 4c
USED baby carriages, washing
ma.chines, ranges, refrigera-
tors, chrome sets. Sandy Elliot,
phone 476. 4c
ree sign
contracts
MISS 14.4irett,i1„ .Seigner,
teal education instructress re,
-quested the „beard :to .approve
e 814 rental fee for ,golf clubs
to be ,.used by „the grade LI
and 13 girls. They decided to
holci 1,11.e requisition. :over until
further details. .of the program
.eould be learned,
Following request of Miss:
Mayhew, they decided to seek
prices on blackboards for the
rear wall of her classroom,.
She .pointed otie that in teach,
ing languages, it was neces-
sary to have several students
at the hoards, and there. were.
not enough in her room,
The purchase of new equip,
merit for the bookkeeping roam
was diseuseed at considerable
length„ and u =sloe was pees -
ed to purchase. the necessary
,desks and chairs for .the room
from the. m pnri a 1 Scliool
Desks, Petrolia..
The need for ',the new desks
was brought about wben the
typing desks were moved up.
stairs, leaving the room va,,
„mt..
Zurich. boy, :6,
!struck by auto
•
Douglas .Torkheini, six, son
of l‘Ir, and Mrs. Herb Turks
beim, Zurich, is recovering
from face end bead injuries re,
ceived when he was struck
1Friday by a half -ton truck
driven by John Wilhelm, eG, of
11341Tlie3 :1)boays'islwrit°°odther had Stop!!
'pert the ear across from the
!bakery and Douglas was cross-
ing to get a loaf of bread when
I he ran In front of the truck,
southbound on Goshen street.
1 Dr, Klahsen attended and
. PC D, Westover of Exeter
detachment investigated,
This week in
anchelsea
By .MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS
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!Mr. Newton Clarke and Mr.
Ward Hern. were in Goderich
on Wednesday „attending a
meeting of the municipal coun-
cil.
Mr. and Mrs, Ray -Cottle of
Thames Road visited Thursday
evening with Mr. and Mrs,
William Walters and Danny.
Misses Kathy Hero, Mar-
garet Brock, Margaret Anne
Prance And Ruth Horne attend-
ed Achievement Day at Chilton
on Saturday.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harvey Smith
of Crediton visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Cohn Gil -
Wan and Barbara Anne,
Mr. and Mrs, William Wal -
tees and Danny visited on Sun-
day with Mrs, Nelson Clarke
at • Farquhar.
Mrs. Garnet !Miners visited.
in Eiceter on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Eric Carscadden,
Jim and Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Day -
man and family of Kippen
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Walters and
Danny.
Mr. arid Mrs, Elson Lynn
and family were guests Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Skin.
ner and family of St. Paul's,
oo Late
Jackson, Toronto, all but one.
South Huron Hospital, was 10 in French and grades 11 and
able to leave for her summer 12 in Spanish.
cottage at Grand Bend on I Both ladies are returning to
Monday. Mrs. Delight Gordon, the teaching profession after a
of Toronto,. is visiting with her short absence. Mrs, Lewis has
while she is convalescing. Mis-:nine years' experience and has
ses June Gordon and Vi Bal.' been supply teaching during
ley, Toronto, spent the week-' the past year in SHDHS. Mrs,
end. Park has five years' previolls
M
re. Oran Moir, Mr, and experience.
Mrs. Ian Blakely and daugh.l The third member of the
ter, Sandra, St. Catharines, ' Staff is Mr, David Nathan,
visited for several days with Oshawa. He will graduate from
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Frayne the University of Western On-
tario this year and will teach
On -
and other relatives.
• history; geography and French,
and Mrs Paul Stewart of Ed-
monton, Alta., Mrs. A. E.
By MRS. GLADWYN moopeg
RELATIVES UNITE
, Mr, Sturgis • expects his con -
and Mrs. John McDonald, and Mrs. Wesley, Johns, Hu-
eter,Ex-
visited with Mr, and ron Park, recentle, the par -
Mrs,
Mrs, Wesley Neil Wednes- ents of &pin. Ldr. McDonald, re
Mr, and Mrs. Miller Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adair of Port Ieuron. were guests of 1.1c1, of Red Deer, Alta were ,benior club
day. day. Rev. and Mrs, Jae LindsaY \eir, and Mrs, George Mellon -
Curdy vieited Sunday with Mr. and see Orna of Corbett, Mr, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Thomson: tests. A cousin of Mre. George
and Wednesday McDonald, Mr. J, E. Souttet,
family were entertained at a night guests et Mr. and Mrs, of Kingston, ont, whom ah6 attracts
end Mts. James Howe and and Mrs, Roy Patterson and on , Thursday
of LetitiOn
• a no seen for4'2 years, was
Mr. and Mrs. Allan !McCurdy CORRECTION!
Mrs, Hirarri Copeland is a The Tunes-AdVocate regrets tersdn on sunday. April 30 at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson aien a guest for a long week) At the May meeting of the
birthday dinner for Mrs. Pat- William G. Jones ,ancl h tl t 2
patient in St. Mary's Memorial that it published last week the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- and Mary Lou visited Tuesday midi and many memoriet were Sell* Citizens Club TilesdaY
Wrong nate f th C t Mond English afternoon with Mrs. Js, Moe- evemeg 100 were in attend -
Mrs. William Clarke and corporal who assisted a Texan I Me. and Mrs. Jerry Stroh of
Gregory of Richmond Hill are
visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Clayton Smith.
:let&
se seee,
RESIGNED—James Scott, lie-
tional director of the Liberal
party for 15 months has res
signed bedause of I health.
A formet Liberal candidate for
the legislattire Buron, he
has been sitedeeded by, Keith
EaVeYi 8,1-- Year• Old Tetonto
radio adelit1ed.
to ehange his two flat tires. Stratford Spent the weekend
The rePort shotdd liave read with Mr. and Mrs, J. Kewal-
that Cpl. A, S. Harvie per- chide and faintly.
formed the chivalrous deed. Mr. DesJardine and
friend of Toronto spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
Four killed
ence Martin of Exeter and still residing in Scotland
made to be sent, to relations •
man mentioned those members
. .
spent Sunday evening with
Mr, and Mrs. William Thom- SURPRISE PARTY ! ' who were sick or in hospital.
The program was opened by
were Wednesday guests of Mr.
son, Exeter,
Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Mossey the home of Mr. and Mrs.! as the pia no , The program in..
A surprise party was held at
I a sing -8611g conclucted by Joe
! White with Mrs, A, Dougall
• and Mrs, Ross DesJardine and And Mrs, W. 8, Young of St,
flymiii.1,Y" and Mrs. Ron miteholl M1117.8.and Mrs, Clarence Mar.
cnn
n Michigan ker and son of Sarnia.
WmarynearulidslNitierds, oFtireSdunntliany, tin, Mrs Jas, Mosey of Exe-
ter were Sunday guests c,f elr,
and Mrs. Cecil Mossey, Mrs.
Mrs. Vern Ridley and Miss Jas, 1\1°sse3t remaining for
The bodies of four soldiers, ,loan Ridley spent the weekend cOutile of months.
e s
Lloyd Fraser on Friday after-
noon in :honor of the latter's solos by Pauline Aquiline at-
companied by her brother Al -
70th birtheay. The arternoon
feed with the accordien; vocal
was epent in playing cards and
lunch including a large birth. trios by Derry and Wayne Ste.
day take ras served. phen, and Don Arthur to their
own acdOltpaninieht Ltd gni.
Marti==z2.=:,,,,',, tars and aeteediee; Varlets
The Ode in by Woodhani Melo cliorue
which esirepriees Nertis Webb,
killed in a car-teuck ctatli near at Burlington, and vieited with eed 'Mrs. Claire Sisson
Port Huron, Mithigail, eatly Mr. Ridleyle sister, who is A epeet Wedneaday evening With c Harry Hern, Ken Illackler and
Subday, have .been sent te Petierit iti the heepital.
with
uti ne Glen Copeland, also Bob
nem As A dairy farm wt a
their respective 'horrid eities- son,
Bobby arid Billy Pit f
for burial. - lexe. re- By MRS. WIL IAM DICKEY ..
f GI% f St. Marys •epent A few days Violin solos by Wayne RoWe I
The four, all ilietribers of the First o D sra r with Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth ' '' acceinpahied by Reiss Rewe at
Ceriadieri Reginient ,
sell, George , Shippey,
Heimrich and R. McCallithi, 1
Perkinson.
wira, May stawkd and mrs, the piano: duets by Marlene
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Cemp Ipperwash, were head. arrivos ay King. and Doreen Kenny accom-
et', VOW{ aDd 'Jeanette spent swiday visitors Of Me, and
Mr. and &In, OradwYn neer';' Elitabeth Ste& of r,xeter Weee
pamed by Rees Rowe at the
Mg for their camp after a hell- •
dey in Detroit, Their car col* Firg niernbGt of fh° slim. Friday in Termite, , elf,I frunily, piano; acts of 'Magid by Ivan
tided head-on With 'a eeliii- met' staff Lor the OPP detech• eee,. And mrs, otaciwyn Prouty with the assiatance dr
trailer on a fogehotind highway reent Grand Bond will AV ei, arICI caltibt Snent StInclAV anCi LaWt.eriee his soh, •Roget bed Clerk
Marysville, Mich. tand Mrs.
about four miles SOU% of rive next Friday, C01, Neil with Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth tt auindimgirla/r,sP Firsahteriteli: was servo by oiri
Chainbcriaiti annetitided this pato, and faMilv Wellburb
Killed were: .krederick Wil.„ Week. .
HAM Young, 21, New Water- PO George ram, , wepd pidoh, ..
„,„„ „. also MAX Miss
Edna FaedY of Dashwtod.
for slaking. Was: ftlimiehed. by
ford,. XS,: Martin „3„ Whitty„ StOekl. Will be one Of the flAre' Alt, gnd Mrs, William" G. :SithdaY visitors with iqr. ,,,,,a.lid Mr, ,and Mrs, Wm, Marshall
,,2$'1 .BL, jOlitt'S, gowtoundlahd; additiOnla ,then, fer,the resort bete ;arid enmity were Stoiday Mrs, John :.lelin _SIMPeon Were'All,. and Tern 'Walker,
Rebett. L. Aueolii„ go„ Reeetve feted. 110, ;18' the PhlY Menthe .eeeets of mit, 1.424,tie ,,lorieS andl-'44aliacity'isir,:n,d131e:Saltintrai‘o lit,Prcaiii„., meeting are
antedxfmtn81,011110it'S.
„Minda, N.S.' Arid' PAW 'VV. Hit, of la:St Year'S ,StItiAd Who wilt Mrs, Alvada HoPkinS, Mitchell.
ohi,q, .m, 1)k.thiouth, TIA, ,,tetlith this tereilig tbeeen, , ilee Pfart, )1qt, arid Mrs. 0,
Trie illicit, driver, said Me,. 'Magistrate teen tittiags tit StrIt'lloyhd.a1PA.IlliSeill'agedll4 1111,.6.s. I.Vat'S tit tin' don is ',Omen. Mr, and Mtg. Rebert
seldieW ear Veered into' hit draila Bend, whieb are dao. son of gtrwerd spout .the spetdiug this week vith„ her DuticaiiMr, and Mes. Ed Pon.
• John 'Pyle!: and 'rid% et Guides ,and Brownies. Music
lane et fraffie tile fest the Celled during the WInter4 Will wookend with Mr, and Mt% ten, Mr. and Mft, td haidi Clara and Herb Beev-
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HOSPITAL AUXILIARY meet-
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Miss A. Claypole will give a
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Ati Were Stoppirig Itzsonsi
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