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Friday and Saturday
fox $Qat Tussle At Farm' Home
(Whitechurch News).
On. 'Saturday morning when Leroy
Rintoul, opened the house door to
go through. the woodshed.: to the
barn he was met by a fox. Their
• dog was, barking at the fox and :
tussling with ft. - Leroy managed to
shoot the fox'. and had the head
sent away to determineif it was
• rabid. In the meantime their dog
gill have to be. tied •up•and'if the
fox 'Is rabid. :the dog will have :to
be killed but they will not be under:
quarantine.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stewart and
family of 'Teeswater.were Sunday
visitors:with Mr. and Mrs.'>Don
' Martin and.. family,
Paul Geiger and his friend. of
Waterloo were Sunday visitors, with
Mr.' and Mrs.e Carl McClenaghan:.'
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tiffin were
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin.
Winnifred Farrier of Toronto ,
spent the week end with her mother
Mrs. W.R. Farrier.:. ' •
Mr. Donald Watt student preacher
at Langside and. Whitechurch
charge resumed studies on Monday
at Knox College. Mr:, Watt begins.
his last year of studies and if
'successful in passing 'exams next
spring: will graduate as a minister,
: Visitors on Tuesday with Mr, and
Mrs, Carl ;Weber and family were
Mr. and Mrs William Brigrrer of .
Bradenton, Florida and their daugh
ter Mrs. Bob: Tupman of Waterloo.
Elwin Moore of. London isvisiting;
with his parents from, Saturday till'
Y` Thursday when he registers for the
• coming term -at London Western :
University. Others also registering
,, this::week from this, area•at Western
University are •Muriel Moore, ,
George Conn, Murray Coultes and
Wayne Martin:
• Mr. and' Mts. Walter Elliott ,
Paul; Ruth , Barry and David visited
Sunday with 'Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Henderson, and family ofLucknow..
• CALVIN -'BRICK MESSENGERS
Calvin -Brick Messengers held
their meeting in the church Sunday
Morning;Doreen Doreen Pattison wasp- •
pianist for the meeting. Joyce
'Coultes,. `the leader gave the call
to.Worship:
The theme`of the meeting was,
"God speaks to us; through His
beautiful world" : Shirley .Pattison
read the Scripture•.:Prayer was
given by Marilyn Robertson. Barry,
Mason gave the 'Herald Report.'
The offering was received by .Lori
Thompson and Doreen Taylor and
dedicated _ by Joyce Coultes.
.The story - Can°You see God ,
i'was given by Mrs. Lawrence Tayl-
tor, after.which•all'went to their
classes;.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jack
'Kerr .and Brian of Bluevale',..Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Moore,. Blaine,
,'April and Curtis of Wingham cel-
ebrated with Mr. and .Mrs. Ivan': d
:Laidlaw, their daughter Janet's
'second birthday and on Monday
evening her .grandparents; Mr. and
`,.Mrs John Crowston, Lucknow also
',Joined in'the celebration. '
a Mrs. 'John Fielder and Carmen of
';Port Albert.and Mr.: and Mrs, Les.;
Jie Scholtz of Dungannon were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs;
Ezra Scholtz,
Brian and Patricia King Of Torontc
*pent the week end with Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Arscott and family.
Mr: and Mrs. ;Bob Gordon•of
Waterloo spent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Lawren-
rt
ce Taylor. . . ' .
Mrs. Bill Tiffin and Hilda df
• W ingbarn. were Monday callers at •
the home of Mr, and Mrs.. Victor
Emerson,
Mrs,. Kenneth :Hoffman of •Toro,,. 0
spent Sunday with Mr..an
`Clarence Adams and •.fa ily.
BALL GA MES •
Whitechurch and Mildmay Juven
Iles played an exhibition ,game . in
Mildmay Thursday evening with,:
•score'4-2 in 'favor of Mildmay: :
Whitechurch 'and Thornhill Juven-
iles played at Richmond Hill Sat-
urday evening and after:10 innings,
'the score°was .6 - 5 in favour of. '
Whitechurch, who won, the series
in 2 straight games. Whitechurch
now plays Pointe Anne this Situ -
day evening, September 24 and
if successful in this series will
have 0. ,A ;S. A. Pointe Anne is
near Beliville . . ' •
Mr. and. Mrs. Earl. Jamieson and'.
:family were. Friday evening visit-
• ors with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rin -
tool and family. • .
Mr and Mrs. PerryPennington
sof Culross' were Sunday evening •
visitors with Mr. 'and,Mrs. Charles
Tiffin.•
:Mr.. -and Mrs. George Young of
•.Langside were Sunday visitors with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Clark' •
Johnston'of•E Wawanosh.',
Mr: Wand Mrs. ' Wilbert Proctor
and her .mother Mrs: Mabel Stapel-
ton of Morris were Sunday visitors ,
with Mr . and Mrs. 'Tom 'Jamieson
Mr. and Mrs. ' Allan Irwin and
daughter of .Qshawa were Saturday
visitors with Mr.: and Mrs Toth,'
Magoffin, •Mr.,Irwin is a grandson
',and his daughter is Mr; and Mrs.
Magoffin's first great grandchild.
Anne Weber this week is on.
holidays from her employment at
Bank of Commerce, Wingham.
•
Sharyn Mowbray,
Jim Boak, Head
Student Council
• L.D.H.S.`News
(by Janet Carruthers)
School days :arehere again and '.
the past two weeks have been busy
ones for L. D. H. S We are pleased
to welcome three new teachers to .
the staff this year . ...the principal,
Mr. Mason; the English and History
teacher Mr A shkanase and the
Industrial Arts teacher, Mr`. Need-
ham. They .are a great asset to:
our school, We also greet our new
Grade Nines who number about
eighty-five. •
• On Tuesday, Wednesday and. Thu.
sday the school had been arrayed,„
with gay'posters as it was again
time to choose the Student's
Council for the coming year. The
results of the campaign, were: Head
Girl - Sharyn Mowbray, .Head Boy -
Jim Boak, Secretary - Nancy
.Corrin, Treasurer Doug Alton,
Press Reporter - Janet Carruthers.
On Monday of last week the staff'.
announced the school rePresentat-
ive in the Beauty Contest was to be
Janice Brooks., The students enthus4.
iastically worked on' floats for the •
fair and hada total of six floats
entered in the parade, Some of •
• these were successful in winning •
prizes. Frdm the first' few weeks
of school it appears that this
school year will be a 'good one.
i.
September 23 and 24 •
JOSeph Kerr ls
New Road Membery
GODERICH - Joseph Kerr, vete-- •
.an reeve Of Wingham, ' was appoin
• ted a; member of the important
County .Roads Committee at the
September, session of Huron County
Council held in Goderich Friday:.
He replaces, Robert Gibson,• who
has resigned from County Council,
as reeve of Howick to' take the •
post of Road Superintendent of
Howick Township, and will:serve
the balance of Mr.. Gibson's . term,
that is, until the end of 1969. Mr.
Kerr was a member• for a five year
term several years :ago.
Harold. Robinson, who had •
stepped •up to the reeveship of :
Howick from deputy reeve, contest
ted 'the' appointin'entwith Mr .Kerr
He was ,.nominated, :by Stewart
Proctor, Morris; while Mr. Kerr '
was put forward by Borden Cgs*,`
Blyth,
Addressing Council' members,
Mr. Kerr said he had always been'
• interested in roads, and recalled
:that ,in times past there had 'usua_-
. •ily been one urban member on. the
Road. Committee
Mr. Robinson 'stated that,, when
Huron• organizations and individuals who
:A •SO• Cle1'14 contributed to their Camp project..
Say. Thanks
The Huron County Children's
Aid. Society wishes to thank all the
Mr.;, Gibson resigned' he said he
would like to see Howick•represen-
ted on the road committee for the
remained .of his termsince it.was•
the township that had been honour
ed..
Council divided 26 .: 13: in favour
.
,of Mr: Kern .
FOR KERR: Alexander, Boyd,
Boyle,, Cot,' Cuthill, Bolton;
EtheringtonJ, Gandon,, Geiger, Jim
Hayter,`, Jewell(two) Kerr, Krauter,
Leiter, . McFadden, McKenzie, .
Moody-(two)-Noakess,-•Snel-1, -Stew-
art, Talbot, Thiel,Duff,
Thompson, Wench; total 26.
FOR ROBINSON: Corbett , Dunbar,
Hardy; Elmer Hayter, Hendrick,
Jefferson, McIlwain, McMichael,
Proctor, 'Robinson, Smith,. Stirling
Elgin Thompson; total, 13.
County. Road committee nowscon-
sists of Don. McKenzie, Ashfield,
!chairman; Grant Stirling, Goder-
ich Township; Delbert Geiger,
Hay, Joseph Kerr, Wingham; Jim
Hayter, 'Stephen. •
Through their generosity thirty
children were; able to attend Camp
this summer • . :
Following the precedent set last.
year,, the C A.S...ag<ain i.s making
early plans .to take care of needy
children at Christmas. Last year
over 500 children throughout the
county: were remembered. This
project. takes many weeks of Senn-
ing, wrapping and delivering.
Si pnce Much, ` Q this f work is ;done
,_. .by.,.
volunteer help, an early start is
essential. The public appeal
last year for clothing and donat-
ions was most gratifying,' and
again. C.A.S. is asking' for help,
Children's clothing, toys, etc.,
should be at the Court House',
Goderich, not later than/Novem-
ber 1, Organizations who make an •
annual. donation are asked to
discuss this•project at their next
meeting.
Again, the..C.A.S. wishes -to
thank .everyone` who in. any way
helps the Society. The heart
Warming: letters from the parents
indicate the value of this assist-
ance ,
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