The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-11-23, Page 15rand and InStitilte}Klp l'1, Ja r Centraiia
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The Gritntl Bend Women's
Institute meeting was held in
town hall .an Thursday, Nov.
10 -
Roll
G,doll eat! was "The book 1
read, in 1961 and its author,"
Different p r 0 ,j ecus were
brought before the meeting
which were brought in front the
area convention.
The W.l. members decided le
accept .the Coster parent plan
and adopt a child for one year
Alt's. Emery ecs,Jardinc re-
ported on the executive meet.
in; in licnsall.
in the absence of the ,educa-
tion convener, ;Airs. .Raymond
Netting, Airs. Hugh Mol•en
gave the melte:. -Are we less
educated now than people 20
years ago." A discussion' .fol-
lowed.
len dollars was voted to he
sent to the War Memorial Chil-
dren's Hospital, London,
Hostesses were .Airs. Garnet
Patterson, . Mrs. Elgin Webb,
Mrs. Emery DesJardins, Mrs.
,Alex Ira mMon.
Branch directors wilt he in
charge of the December meet.
Ing and a bake sale and tea
will be held by one of the
groups.
personal items
, Air. and Mrs. Roy flaritcau
•re,r, Dspendingouglas two kwereeksof svitliAnt
t
weep, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Eel Gill spent
the weekend with Mr. and Airs.
Mel Ramsden and fem)ly of To-
ronto.
Miss Doreen Baker, RN, and
friend of London spent the
weekend with her parents. Air.
and Mrs Bill Baker.
Mr, and Mrs. William Love
are spending a few days with
IIr, and Mrs. Alex Love and
family of Toronto,
-- Controlled frottl. page 12
i fkorge .and Rachael Townsend.
!Conley.
Air, and: Airs. Roy Scott of
Sarnia are Spending a few ala
Nvitir her mother,. Mrs, .Sarah
Patterson.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson, Air•.
Wi�stMrs. and MrstterWellwooc
Gill visited' on Friday with Mr,
and Mrs, Joy Scott, of Sarnia,
Air. R. Paterson and Mrs. W.
Gill attended a meeting of the
Lambton County Historical So-
ciety which washeld in the
Sarnia Public Library when. Dr.
James J, Tatman, chief librar-
ian of the University of Western
Ontario, spoke .ort The Signifi-
cance of ;Local History"
Mr, Witham McAdams, Miss
I�mntie Bassow, of Zurich, Mrs.
Ferri Miller, of Dashwood, ac-
eontpaaicd Mr, and Mrs. Boy
Pask to Toronto and Pickering
last Wcclnes day,.
At the United Church Sunday
Seboot executive .meeting last
Wednesday, dates were set for
White Gift Sunday December
10, and the Sunday School
Christmas concert, December
20.
At Fort Churchill on Hudson
Ray the northern lights are
visible about 300 nights of the
year.
Beigeormaymeneaasoemenoassape1
Wanted
Lire Light Fowl
any quantity
Campbell Soup,
Company Ltd
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Phone 900 Collect
There's nothing quite lake the wonderful
world of Esso warmth, It's a carefree
world of safe, dependable heat, available
to youwhatever type of heater --space
heater, floor furnace or automatic furnace
—you use. Ask your Imperial Esso Agent
about it today,
THERE'S A
WONDERFUL,
WORL,P OF WPFlIVITH
WAITING
FOR YOU,
a,, . TOO
drawing and painting and re-
,
caved special .training In art,
1ltttisle and other fine arts, $1.1!a
also attended Belleville: ,bust•
!less College and was later em-
ployed in the business office of
the T, Eaton Company at To-
ronto„
On'July 20, 1902, she was
, united in marriage with the
late William McLaren Doig, :a
native of 'iuckersmith• hollew-
ing the marriage, Mr. and Mrs.
D.otg attovcd to Sault Ste, Marie,
Michigan, where Mr, Doig prae•
!iced law and Mrs, Doig was
active in art circles and be-
came an exhibitor of paintings
and other hand1eraft at exhibi-
tions in Michigan and Ontario.
She is survived by one ,lough,
ter, Janet, who was :a victim
of spinal meningitis in her
youth and for whom her mother
, has eared, and one son, John
C,, agent of the Federal bureau
of Investigation, U.S.A.
On March 19, 1933, the bus.
band, William M, Doug, died at
the family home at Kippers,
Mrs. Doig and her daughter re-
sided at Kippen during the sum -
holds fir, al meeting
By MRS. PREP ,BoWDEN ; branee lay readiirg WAS: given
Ol%i t'1tA,tA i by, , :firs, Shoeb'titot.
'Xi chapter ort .k corny Life
Airs, 1iy Sh4ebottom presid-:front the study book (Signals
eel for the worship service at for the Sixties)' was presented
atthe's laMstssionatrlyng Sao.Pf ietthye 1Wotne• biy• BMorw•sd. eSnh. aeotosnui dyandpoiMre
to O
schoolroom of the church on (hiidr en "r and tc the! statement
Tuesday evening, be
She was
85- that the Tulare is no longer the
s s ed by Mrs, Arthur 11 . a character building force it once
A piano solo was played by was.
Ann Shoebottoni, A ItenteUi• Mrs. Eimer Powe .conducted
-.-•-• the business, Miss Flossie
rater months and pttltt Ute who left recently to reside in
winter in the United States. Exeter was presented with a
Mrs, Doig tied quietly at Vie• °IAn historical review of the
toric liostil,• London, Mon work of the society dating
day, November 1 L The funeral back l0 1916 rues .given by
was held at the £onthron fluter- three past presidents, Mrs.
al home, at ;Flensall, Thursday: Ar•titur Mch'ails, Mrs. George
where the last rites were Poo- 1 Tlepburn and Mrs, M. thrall
ducted by Rev, R, Currie i'rn and revealedd a strong, spirit
law, of ilensall United Cbureh. oferseveranch e throe the
Pallbearers were Elverson; years. g
Kyle,' William J. F. Bell, C'Jak'
ence Smillie„ Duncan Cooper,' f' . ,Mrs. floss McFralls and Mrs.
W. L. Mellis and.Norman Dick- • Bowden reported on the
ert, interment was in the fart- se^tional meeting held: in the
fly plot in .Molesworth Ceme- Whalen church on October 23,
tery,
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