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Mr, and Mrs. Elden
Janet, Nancy and Prank at
tended anniversary service at
fly' s Church and Waited with
14r, and Mrs, Murray Christie
rn Seeday,
Mre, M. ',Houghton visited on
•Sunday with Mr. And Mrs. ANS
Soeghten, Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs, Dong. Gale,
IJIitchell, were Senday visitors
eeith Mr. ,and . Mrs, Gorden
Laing.
Miss Janice Christie of Kit -
Owner spent the weekend with
her parents, Air. and Mrs, Mur -
;'iv Christie,
Mr, Andrew McLachlan vis-
ited At the home of his •daugh-
ter and sorein-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Carter Kerslake en Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing visited
on Eunday with lhfr, and Mrs,
Wm. Caldwell' of Brecefield.
• Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sillery of
EXeter visited on Sunday at
the home a Me: and IVIrs, Will
, Hamilton.
•• Mr, andMrs. (Mervin Dow,
Carol Ann and Brien attended
Roy's Church anniversary ser -
Vice on Suhday and visited
r4 Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Christie, Rev. and Mrs, Moore
of Oneida and Rev. A, It DO'.
paid and daughter, }feather of
Staffa were guests at the same
home.
Mr, and ;Mrs. Jahn. Wallace
and Debbie and Mrs. Grace
Scott visited on Sunday with
lfr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick and
family at Sarnia.
Misses Ruth and Susan Has-
kett of Stratford spent the
weekend with their grandper-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, •Robert
Boyce.
M. and ,Airs. Robert Dodds
•'merit the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Glazier of Clinton
And were ie attendance at the
sttring show on Saturday,
Mr. and lakfrs. Erie Dow,
Shirley and Carrie attended the
0DGS Field Day held at the
Agricultural' College, Guelph,
en. Saturday. •
Mr. and Mrs, A, 3.Gordon'
Dow, )1fr. John Dow and Mr.
Elwin 'McLaren attended the
Spring Fair at Clinton on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Watson Garbutt
of 'Mitchell , visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. „Gor-
don Dow:'
Mrs. C. Hackney and. Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Baird of (Mitchell
Were Sunday visitors with Mr.
•And Mrs. Donald Hocking.
Stinday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Erle Dow were, Mr. and
:Mrs. Kenneth Gethke and Wee -
ten af Mitchell, Misses Shirley
and Maxine Dow, London and
Mr. Thomas Lucas of Toronto.
• 'Rev. Dr, Barcley of London
eonducted the chureh service
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Elimville
.y msts, Ross skiNNER
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Mother and daughter banquet
The Eiimville CGIT mother
and daughter banquet was held
en Thursday evening, Jute 1.
A toast to the Queen was
grgiven and each girl presented
mother with a blue car -
sage and then everyone sat
down to a table decorated
with blue and white. centred
with blue tinted narcissus and
blue candles.
After the meal the re -affilia-
tion eervice was held with the
COLT leader, Mrs. Ross Skin-
ner, CGT president, .Miss
Joanne !Miners, CGIT treasur-
er, Miss Marilyn Johns, WMS
president, Mrs. Charles Steph-
en, representative for presby-
terial, Mrs. Pranklin Skinner,
taking part. Misses Kathy Rern
and Margaret Brock received
their affiliation. badges.
Mrs. Ross Skinner introduced
the speaker, Mrs. M. C. *Fleteh-
eet Exeter, who gave an in-
spiring message referring the
girls to a tall, straight, Un-
harmed candle arid the mothers
to a candle that was much
Shorter.
Miss Margaret Johns pre-
sented Mrs. Fletcher with a
xt on. behalf Of the CG/T.
rs. Delmer Skinner thanked
the leaders and girls for the
enjoyable evening,
_Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Mrs,• AI -
Vin Fulton, Mrs, Harold Bell
and Mrs. Alvin Cooper served
the dinner.
Personal items
Sunday evening guests of Me.
And airs, Delmer Skinner and
Prances were Mies Gail Mc-
13ride of Zurich, Mr, and Mrs.
Alvin Cooper, Mrand iMra.
newt Cooper and •Kathy.
—Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rennie
et Toronto, Miss Anna Routly
of Sit/idea spent the Weekend
with Mr. and Mas, William
Rowdy..
Mr, and Mrt, Harry Wolfe
Valleystream, NOW York
Visited a few days With Mrs.
Thos. Bell who returned home
With them fee a visit.
WM5 and WA
M the meeting of •Elimville
WMS end IVA last Wednesday
afternoon hies, Arthur Rundle
a Mete/gave a talk on -Five
Oaks and the program 'Carried
Otit there,
Mr, in It
s, Howard PYtsOnil
te
the. study and. Mrs., Artice
Cann, ,Exeter, contributed tun
soles, Mrs, Franklim SIdniicr
arid Mrs. Alvin Cooper were
in charge of the pregeane
Mr.S. William Roil* gave
report of ,the WMS Branch
Vention held in Lehdon an
Arts, V,• Hoene reported <el the
WA. Convention held at Win,
tistele,
MTS. Charles StePlien eon.
dueled the WMS busiess and
Mite Ruth Skinner presided ter
Ui *TA btisineee. Semen when
tj Was reported new piano
id been Piireheed ler the
Sunday Seheol and also the
iber had been refinished,
lw&w mbets have been
Med to the CCM
at Cromarty, .o Srndat
read the ,edlet cleciarutg
Pulpit' vacant.
Edgar ElPfson
-
former reeve
. .
.Edgar Butaell, 73, Hibbert
Teweship, died Sunday at Scott
Memorial Hospital, Scaforth.
He had farmed most of his
life and had been a former
T
C rwpCsi I iitt T. and /*eye ee gibbed
He is survived by his wife,
the former Rita Wood; twa
daughters, Mrs. Gordon •ifila.-
.dys) Coulson, Rodney; Mes, 3.
T. (Ina) Atkinson, Seaforth,
one son William of Hibbert, two
brothers Earl, of Lonebeee,
Sask.; and Leslie of Hibbert;
one sister, Mrs, Eva Ttiffile,
Staffa,
The funeral took 1:ilace from
the q, A. Whitney funeral home
Seaferth, on Tuesday with in-
terment in Staffa cemetery.
WMS
The meetieg.of the Woma.n.'s
Missionary Society was held at
the hone of Mrs. E. Moore
with Mrs. L Lamond pre-
siding. The roll cail was ans-
wered by 14 members with
the name of a missionary. Miss
Olive Spare had charge of the
study beak with. Mrs, T. Laing
assisting, Mrs, LSorsdahl led
in the Glad Tidings prayer.
The president Mrs. C. McKaig
conducted the business period,
The topic was given by Mrs.
W, and. Ilifrs. T, L. Scott
gave a detailed report of the
synodical which was held in
Sarnia in April. Some of the
members who attended the
meeting of council in Stratford
brought some interesting im-
Pressions gathered there, Mrs.
T. L. Scott conducted a Bible
quiz,Lultch was served by Mrs. C.
McKaig and. Mrs, W. Harper as
committee in charge.
And
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WiJIiarn Patrick
dies in Wyoming
Mr. William Patrick, a fer-
nier Hibbert township farmer,
died on Thursday, May 25 at
the home of his son-in-law, Dr,
R. L. Norris of Wyoming, in
his eighty-fifth year.
He is survived by a daughter
(Agnes) Mrs. R. L, Norris and
two grandchildren, Ronald and
Barbara Norris. He was prede-
ceased by his wife, the former
Jean Hyslop of Tuekersmith,
and a daughter, Janet, also,
three sisters and. two brothers.
A memorial service was held
at the McKay -White funeral
home at Wyoming, Friday eve-
ning. The funeral service was.
held at the G. A. Whitney fun-
eral home, Seaforth, on Satur-
day, with the Rev. Pritchard of
Wyoming in charge, • Interment
was made in Staffa cemetery.
Pallbearers were Robert Pa-
trick, Jack Patrick, Roy Pa-
trick, Harvey Moore, Stewart
O'Brien and Cliff 'Thompson;
flower bearers were Tom Laing,
Robert Laing, Davis Moore,
Kenneth Moore, Neil Patrick
and Charles P. Westaway,
Despite serious 'unemploy-
ment. in the period, labour in-
come in Canada rose front
$16,524 million in 1958 to s18,s14
million in 1960.
This' tWeekin
Thames Road
By MR4. ItV11-14AM R.PHP..g
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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin, •r1 -
Tiler and Marilyn attended the
25t1i wedding anniversary af
their cousins, Ale. grid, Mrs.
'yea Needham whteh WAS beld
in Bryansteu hall on aSaturd
evening,
Many attended the reception
at Russeldele Hall on Satur-
day evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon 14center (nee ¥a
aret Webber) who were in
end on Saturday in the Thames
Road eterch,
Mrs, Henry Rohde. of Exeter
spent the weekend with Mr,
and Mrs. William Rohde.
Quite a number from this
community attended the Gun-
ning piceic M Queen's Park,
Stratford, en Saturday,
Mr. and Ms, Ross Hodge
entertained Afe, end Mrs. He
ley May, Mr. and Mrs< Den
las May .and family of Exete
Miss [Marian May, Mr. Dway
Tinney, of Londe, Mr- a
Mrs. Murray May, Rieha
and Sherileen of Byron on Su
clay to a turkey dinner in to
or of ale and Mrs, Hedl
May's 35th wedding annive
sary which was a few da
previous.
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Hospitals declare war
on nuisance visitors
Beneath a 'banner bearin
it)hee S.eangjoeyaeddllif, 1;0' rsietaScivalrieoctid,,
South. Huron „Hospital :and the
other public hospitals aof On -
tam are Moving into ceneert-
ay ed action against their -com-
mon enemy -- the bad hospital
visitor.
Hospital ad to istra tors, lortg
plagued with ,tins problem,
rg- agree that only a small per.
Centa,ge of :visitors are involv.
.ed, but, they also agree that
this a ggra va ting minority have
a nuisance value out or alt
proportion to their numbers.
Previous a lie m p ts to on.
vice ,the thoughtless few that
visiting rules exist for •the
benefit of the patients have not
g been conspicuously successful,
cl Now, backed by their.previne-
piaitlaIrsacirtedaatinent,heOwM:rrploa'ts4 haonso.
they hope that an eye-catebing
combination api humour , and
horse sense will do the trick.
The opening shots will be
fired shortly with ammunition
supplied by the Ontarie Hos-
fPoltlaourfui
lAssilocisatetirasn—alame s
de
r
ai
twP
" t. of
-
mg out leer choice targets.
"Two side to every StegY"
lamooOns the character who
insistnpater:re shi,h his a111%
a iteg sl:11k;
g
host, and others under fire are
the folk who turn a bedside
visit into a neighbourhood re -
Union; the chummy 4bcd-sit-
ler' who carries togetherness
dtoel3reir°41.'ivhaoncitrge 'happyeverylva privateri-
room before the right one.
SHFL sup't Miss Alice Clay -
pole emphasizes that although
hospitals are using humour as
their weapon, this in no way
lessens the seriousness of the
problem. "Hospitals are deePlY
concerned about the visiting
situation," says Miss Claypoie,
"because of its very real ef-
fect on the provision of good
patient care. Visiting hours
and regulations may vary from
hospital to hospital, but in
every ease they are designed
to suit, the facilities of tbe
hospital concerned and the best
interests of its patients,"
Miss Claypole, on the other
hand, makes it clear that hos-
pitals have no wish to discour-
age hospital visiting as such.
"Most visitors," s a y $ Miss
Claypole, "are considerate and
well-behaved, and from exper-
ience we know that a good
visit acts as a tonic to the
patient. Even those who do
not always follow the rules
probably mean well, and we
hope that it they can recognize
themselves in these posters
they will quickly see the error
of their ways,"
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Town topics
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nd Mr, and -Mrs, Whitney Coates
rd were guests ,at, the Geard-Afe-
n. Cliffin wedding at Colborne
n. St. United Church, =London,
ey and the reception which fol.
r.lowed. at the Carousel Motel.
ys Miss Wilma Coates was an at-
tendant of the bride,
Sunday visitors with Mr, an
Mrs, ,Melvin Gardiner an
Marilyn were Mr, and Mr
Rollie Powell and Donna
London, Ronnie, Barry an
Karen Costain. of Dorcheste
Mr. and Mrs, Afurray Gibson
Margaret Jean and 'Marion an
Nancy May of Eryanston,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller,
Brian, Barry and Barbara at-
tended the Brock reunion held
at Riverview Park, Exeter, on
Sunday afternoon.
Some 50 people attended
Roy's United Church. Sunday
Salo& 'anniversary ,services on
Sunday when Rev. W. J.
Moores of near Ragersville
was the guest speaker for the
day, Rev, Moores was a for-
mer minister at Thames Road.
Mrs, Morrison Caswell and
infant son William, of London,
are visiting with her parents,
MT. and Mrs. Alvin .F'assmore.
A fathily get-to-gether was
held on Sunday at the hoe
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moir
of near Herisall to honor Miss
Nancy Passinore ,before her
approaching marriage.
Mrs. lMark &Tapp, Laurie
and Michaei of near London
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Bray,
Mr. and Afrs. Barry Miller
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and ,Mte. Fred Johns of Roy's
and also attended the anniver-
sary services there.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarenee Thom-
son, Janice. Earl, Vernon and
Brian of Woodham visited on
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Jeffery.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jeffery
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. and t111rs. Manford Luther
of Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hern,
Uncle and Fred of Jarvis spent
the weekend with 'Mr. and Mrs
John, Selves. Mr. and Mrs.
Hern were guests at the Mc-
Carter -Webber wedding in the
church on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stauffer
of .Bright were Sunday after-
noon visitors at the manse.
Mr. and Mrs. Stauffer are old
friends of Mrs. Wilson.
On Monday afternoon Mr.
Ray Hancock, electronics ex-
pert of the London 'air division
DOT was a visitor at the
manse. Mr. Hancock was sta-
tioned for a term with John
'Wilson at Great Whale River,
d Mr, and Mrs. Bart DeVries
d of Joure, Rolland are visiting
s, with itheir son Mr. Harry De -
of Vries, Mrs. DeVries and fam-
d ily, Barry and his brother -M-
r, law, Bab Dykstra met Mem An
, Montreal Thursday morning.
d They will also visit with a
daughter in Hamilton, They ex.
pea to spend about five months
in Canada.
Mr. and. Mrs. Pert,. Camp-
bell, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mc -
Falls, Mr. and Abs. Garnet
Hicks, Mr. Lloyd Hodgins and
Miss Helen Taylor, ,Kitchener,
who was visiting at her home
for the weekend, attended the
TOO? and Rebekah "Interna-
tional March to Worship" at
the Stark Club, Port Stanley on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Doher.
ty and girls of Mt. Clemens,
Mich, were guests with Mr.
and Mrs, Keith Coates, Exeter
on Saturday end spent the
weekend with and Mrs,
Whitney Coates,
Mrs. Wililam Welsh, who has
been visiting with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Fred Nixon, and
family, Defiance, Ohio, and
Mrs. William Hurst and fain -
Sarnia, has returned haine.
Erin Eagleson, Sarnia, spent
the past tsvo weeks holidaying
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Losteli, Alexia and
Maryanne and with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Eagleson end Grace
returning home Thursday with
his parents, 'Mr, and IMr,s, Ger.
don Eagleson, Sarnia, who have
been on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Don MaeGre-
ger attended the MacGregor.
Thompson wedding in Lieury
United Church en Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Frost
and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz
spent 'several days la Toronto
the past week,
There is Sunday School Choir
praotice on Thursday and Fri-
day evening of this week,
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, 'Topics from
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By MR. ARTI-4IJR RUND.E
The TiminAcivocate, 4o.rkft L 1261
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3fr. and Mrs. Lloyd aguea
and family visited recently
with Mr, and Mrs. Howard
Hodgson of _Brinaley.
Donald Morphy -attended a
.. . packaging meeting rn Montreal
Mrs. Frank 'Robinson. Gede• SitArltdre.ritnnli,M4SsiteAdiffeArrgauee, at!
rich, Mr, Albert Vedden of pie of days ivith tile lois
of Clinton were SundaY,.Onests
011°3, Mr. `and Mr5.. VC1" InelYfrek, and
All‘illterb_8.0.1,Pewr°eYre Hoff-
with
Atm Lloyd ii.aquea. degyor;itsocrrisieewlietrii. Mr. and Mrs,
attended the wedding reception Mr. and Mrs. ltoy Brock.i
m Resseidale .on Satur. ,And ars. J., Biatchford
on MendaY.
Blyth and Mrs; /.4314abeth Scott ,n1.0,ther mrs. (Amami,
Sunday rorraig by anotor for
a three weeks' trip to Western
Canada.
Mrs. M.. Jacques and Xra$,,
RqberL o , t. zlarys,, at
tended the AlteCarter -Webber
wedding in Thames ROS4 Unit.,
1 ed Church on -SallirdaY after.
noon and spen,t: the Weekend
with Mr. arid Mrs. John goehTso
i Thames Road.
1 Mrs. Roy ,flawitins and Mrs.
Robert Carroll of,, soier1.4 Hill
1 were Tuesday afternoon
tors with Mrs. Arthur Hepitins,
WhIS pack bele
The meeting of the WMS
was held. In the church base -
rant on Thursday 'afternoon
with Mrs. Olive Haziewopd, in
charge of the Progrant:
daY eventhg for .14t, aPd Mrs, of Detroit, spent StilideV With,
Cordon McCarter.
Mr. and isirs
Mr. and Mrs. M . Lloyd Seafth end',
CI Latch, of family.
Hamilton, called on Mrs, W. Miss Dorothy Spearin o
Swif
L. Switzer on day. Windsor and Donna Copeland;
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in 156P, was the 10-year-old3.0
Prince of Wales, who later be-
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Londen were weekend guestSi
with Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence!
opeland and Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and;
Ir. and Mrs. ',Oscar Brine left,
Report on the bale which was
packed earlier an the 'week
was given by Mrs. E. Vt4dden
after which lunch 'WAS Served
by comalittee in charge. -
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