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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-10-06, Page 3' & 1, 1: I) 14, • ft 11 478 - S -s, , (I I) • S 1' 414414114‘44 l !!‘11441144441441144141444414 i R 144144 4 4 4 4 444 4 two.. As the "TIMES" -Go By 50 YEARS AGO :Mr. Paul Madge of the Thames Road has returned from his trip to the Old Counties He trossed the Atlantic with a drove of cat- stie or his own feeding and- was lucky in striking a 'geed market. says the farmers make more Wiley there and make it easier than they do in Ontario. He is almost tempted to 84311 his tine farm in Usborne and move to ilbeland and become a landed proprietor there. 'In the ISeplember report for MA. No. 4 Uahorne we find in V florin -Eileen Caves, Edna sleaton; 1.V, Russell May, Frank Rook, Arthur Kerslake, Ernie Luxton; Willie Webber, Willie Essery, Bella !Davis, Cecil Skinner, Frank Ust n (Ito rd Vine Kerslake; 111 Hedley •Mays Ann 1 e 'McCurdy, George Davis, Willie Walker, Car- rie May, Aye jSkinner, Lila Creighton 'Sr. 11 Mary evieCurdy, Feed Webber, Wesley Culbert, Clara Kellett; Jr. 11 Lena Coa- tes, Allie—Hunter, Verna Coates,. Leda Harding, Alice Creighton; 1 Roy Thomeson, Rey Web- ber, V e r n le IPineombe, Verd'a Hicks Carrie Thompson.. Average attendance 29. W. A. Davidson, Teaoher. At a meeting of the teachers and Students of the High School Department of 'the Exeter School oa 'Friday afternoon laalt Thos. Darling was named president, Mary "Murray, vice-president; Dan Beadle, ssescretary; 'George Dick, treasurer; E. 1)avis, pianist, Dy- er Hurdon, journalist; Miss Chid - ley, critic; Mr. Fleming, Glee Club leader; Winnie Huston, Beattie Martin, Roy Farmer, program committee. • ' 25 YEARS AGO Mr. Ed Aldworth left last week f et. Saskatoon where he will con- tinue his studies in Theology and Health Lectures FOR WOMEN • By Dr. E. V. Shute, of London LITOAN COMMUNITY CENTRE Oct. 12 and 19, Nov. 2 — 8 p.m. — Tickets 75# Series — 350 Single Lecture Of Vital Interest To All Women: Sponsored By Lucan Women's Institute • Arts at the University. 'Mr. Bruce Medd ad 'sister, Miss Eleenor Medd left •Monday for Termite tocontinue a r tidies at 'the Ontario College of Edueation. Streetigommlealoner W. J. His - Sett 'has placed now 'flooring on the bridge over the river. A meeting to organize a !check- er 'club lin Exeter will lbe held at Mr. John Taylor's Tire Sheep thin Thursday evening. Mrs. J. H. 'Browning took the tropic "Cultural Use Of ,SPare Mo- ments" 'at the Beptember 'meeting of the Women's Institute. at the home Of Mda. Maurice Quance. 15 YEARS AGO With a government s 'r v e y gang at work in Stephen toWn- ship reports 'are efirrent that an airfield sin tonnection with the British Commonwealth 'Air train- ing plan ia a possibility. 'Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers Wor. Matron of the Exeter 'Oha'pter 0. E. S. 'is in Toronto this week at- tending- the '25th anniversary- of the Grand Chapter of the 0.2.S. meeting at 'the Royal York. 'In the fh•st time le many years Zurich Fair was rained out Tues- day of last week. One of the moat attractive win - devils that has appeared in Exeter in a long time is that of 'the Red Cross, exhibit in the show win- dow of Sandy Elliot. Soldiers of the First Hussars aid of 'the Middlesex Huron Bat- talion from Seaforth, 'Clinton and Exeter will parade to the Lions' 10 YEARS AGO Mr. 'Albert ,Mitchell with Mrs. Mitchell 'and Clifton have 'moved to Exeter to Make their home. .Roads and Bridges committee reparted to council that the re- cent heavy •rains were causing drain trouble. 'Many household- ers report Water in their cellars, se telephone is to be 'installed in the Exeter High School as soon as possible. Robert ISouthcott is in Toron- to this week to receive ,hts dis- charge after three years 'with the R.C.A.F. Jack IPryde who has been sta- tioned at Fingal leaves shortly for Toronto to 'receive his dis- charge. Golden Jubilee Services for Main St, United Church will be held next Sunday. Business Directory ARTHUR FRA.SER INCOME TAX REPORTS BOOKKEEPING SERVICE ETC. Ann St., Exeter. Phone 504 W. G. COCHRANE, B.A. BARRISTER & SOLICITOR EXETER, ONTARIO' At Hensel% Friday, 2 to 5 P.M. DR. H. H. COWEN. L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON Main Street Exeter Closed Wednesday Afternoon PHONE 86 • R. F. REILLY, D.C.* G. A. WEBB, D.C.* *Doctors of Chiropractic 438 MAIN STREET, EXETER Open Each Week -day Except Wednesday : r Appointment - Phone 606 N. L MARTIN OPTOMETRIST Main Street, Exeter Open Every Week -day Except Wednesday For Appointment Phone 606 JOHN WARD CHIR,OPRA(71OR & DRUGLESS THERAPIST Rear of 429 Main St., Exeter Phone 348 . Cloeed On Wednesdays DR. J. W. CORBETT //M.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON 814 Main Street South Phone 273 Exeter DR. D. J. McKELVIE, D.V.M. VETERINARE SURGEON Phone 99 Henson Ontario WM. H. SMITH LICENCED AUCTIONEER For Huron and Middlesex Special training assures you of your property's true 'value on - sale day) Graduate of American Auction College terms Reasonable and Satistattion Guaranteed OREDITON P.O. or PHONE 77-W VIC DINNIN Savings Investments and Annuity Certificates INVESTORS SYNDICATE Of Canada, Limited INVESTORS MUTUAL . of Canada Ltd. Balanced Mutual Fund Shares PHONE 168 • ZURICH A. M. HARPER CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT. 55 South St. Telephone Goderich 843 Licenced Municipal Auditor BELL & LAUGHTON BARRISTERS, SOLOITORS & NOTARIES PUBLIC ELMER D. BELL. Q.C. C. V. LAUGHTON, L.L.B. Zurich office Wednesday afternoon - EXETER PHONE 4 J. J NORMAN COWAN BOOK.KEEPING Systems, Service, etc. INCOME TAX RETURNS Dashwood 40-r-13 Sarepta Hay Post Office ALVIN WALPER PROVINCIAL LICENCED AUCTIONEER, For yOur sale, large or small, Courteousand efficient service at all times "Service that Satisfies" PHONE 37-r-2 DASHWOOD USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Head Office: Exeter, Ontario President Martin Feeney: R.K. 2 Dahlia Vice-Pressident E. Clayton Colquhoua R.R. 1 Science Hill Director's Harry Coates R.R. 1 Centralia Wm, A. Hamilton Cromer* Milton McCurdy R.R. 1 /Urktos Alex J. Rhode R.R. Mitekell Agents Thos. G. Ballantyne R.R. 1 - Woodham Marten Harris R.R. 1, Witted' Ranier,. Hocking Solicitor W. G. Cochrane Exeter Oecretary-Tressnrer Arthur Fraser Exeter THE TIMEBADVMATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 190 Hensall And District News: touncil OK's Garbage Plan Hensall Council, meeting Mon- day night, egpresaed "hearty" ap- proval of a proposal te establish a private garbage collection ser- vice. Council gave permission to Wil - lam Clement, youog Hensall busi- nessman, to operate the garbage service and gave the venture its "hearty support." Clement appeared before coun- cil with a petition from a number of ratepayers who requested the collection. He asked council for a place to dump the garbage but it was suggeeted he pecure the location. Council also granted per-, Mission to. Clement to °Perote the service station on No. 4 highway which he reeently purchased. Miss C, Mitchell appeared ask- ing for some water and complain- ing about drains and catchbasins. E. R, Davis reported on repair work to the sidewalks and ren - novation in the hall. Collector J. A. Patterpon re- ported taxes were slow coming in this year. Only about $7,000 has been paid to date. Council decided to stage a mu- nicipal garbage ,collecting on Oct- ober 18 and 19. Novembez 11, ItemembXstlice Day, was- declared ar public holi- day.' Legion Auxiliary Entertains Men The Legion Auxiliary enter- tained the Legion members at a turkey 'banquet at the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening. Over 60 sat down to a delicious supper. In a draw for a hammered alum- inum tray, William Brown was the lucky winner. President Bob Sangster of the Legion drew the winning ticket. The evening con- cluded with a dance with music supplied by Mr. Young and his orchestra. Mr. Jarvis Horton who has bees. a patient in South Huron Hospital Exeter, has returned home much improved in health. Mr. Ted Clausin, of Hamilton, who was a prominent resident here some fifty five years ago called on Mr. and Mrs. Basil Ed- wards and Miss Hannah Craig and other friends over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sickle yisitect with friends. in St. Marys over the week -end. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Pfaff, Miss Elms, Pfaff, Zurich visited last week with Mrs. Violet Schwalm. Mrs. Archie Ryckman, Exeter, visited recently with her sister Mrs. Dalrymnple and Miss Han- nah Craig. Mrs. Charles Pepper and Alvira, Toronto, Mrs. James Malcolm, of Zion, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper. Mrs, Harold Bell was hostess for the Choir of Carmel Presby- terian Church on Thursday even- ing, when she entertained the members, at her home. Following choir rehearsal the evening was spent socially after which re- freshments were served by Mrs. Bell arid her daughter, Miss Shir- ley Bell. Holy Communion was adminis- tered at Carmel Church on Sun- day morning last. Rev. D. Mac- Donald, minister of the church was in charge and preached an impressive sermon. The choir was under the dire cti on of Mrs. Harold Bell. Crop Report By G. W. MONTGOIVIERY Due to extremely dry condi- tions fall wheat is slow in sprout- ing and is coming up very un- even. Silo filling is now practic- ally all completed in the county and some grain corn has .been picked. Yields of -corn for silage and for grain will be down oon- siderably :below other years. Thirteen 4-41 Achievement Day Programs were held at five Fall Fairs in the County this week. The survival of some of the Fall Fairs depends on now quickly they an build up their sponsor- ship of 4-T Programs. Over seven hundred 'farmers attended an "Information Meet- ing" held by the County Hog Producers' Association in Exeter on Wednesday, September 28. Square Dancers On TV Program The Aylmer Step Dancers corn - Posed of Mrs. Ed Dick, Cromarty, Mrs, Harry Burns, London; Miss Greta Pfaff, Cromarty; Fred Har- burn, Ken McKellar, Stage; Len Clark, Kippen; made a good showing ter themselves on the Aylmer Holiday Ranch program on T.V. last Saturday night, They concluded the program with some real lively steps. This was their f i rst appearance on T.V. They Will appear every Saturday night on the same program for the next two weeks. Approximately one h u n d red dollars was realized from the Pros seeds of a bazaar and bake sale and cash donations sponsored by the Women's Association of Chi, selhurst United Cherelt held in ted Church Si:104ff last ted Chuch Saturday laat. The conveners for baking were Mrs. R. Taylor jr; sewing, Mrs. E. Treffry; candy, Mrs. Alf ROSO; Produce, Mra. F. Harris, Mrs. Percy Harris is president of this association. t. • Fractures Hip Mrs. Janet Lavery of Staffa, who In April this year celebrated her ninetieth birthday, was taken to. .Victoria Hospital, London, Saturday hy Bonthron Ambulance suffering a fractured hip, the re- sult of a fall in her 'home early that 'Morning. Her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Riley live with her, Personal Items A large congregation attended divine 's e r vi c e in the United Church Sunday morning last. Rev, C. D. Daniel, occupied his own pulpit delivering an inspiring dis- course, Holy Communion was ad- ministered. The choir was under the direction of S. G. Rennie, with Miss Greta Laramie at the organ consol. The flowers on the Com- munion Table were .in memory of the late Mr. G. M. Drysdale, placed there by members of his Mrs, Glenn Deitz who under- went an operation in CI i n n General Hospital last week was able to return home this week. Mr. Robt. Middleton spent the week -end in Toronto, Mrs. Fairbern, and Mr; end Mrs. McArthur of S n o w f 1 a R e, Man. are visiting with the for- mer's sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Alf Clark. Mr. Robt.. McDougall, who has spent the past months in the West returned home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. David Baily of Embro have been employed with Mr. Edison Forrest and moved to the farm on the Parr Line Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead, Mrs. A. Henry, Pontiac, Mich; Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Scott, of Russeldale were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Dan. D. Mac- Donald of Ripley, were , Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Pepper. Mr. Cameron Henry who lec- tures at the University of West- ern Ontario spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Henry. Mrs. Harry Buttery, San Fran- cisco, Cal; is visiting with her sister Mrs. John Fisher. In conjunction with H e n s a 11 and District School Fair a con- cert of public speaking and music competition will be held in the town hall, Friday October 7th. Mr. Richard, England, and Mrs. Laura Forbes, Niagara Falls, are visiting the former's brother Mr, and Mrs. Matthew England. Mr. and Mrs. Don Perdue and family, Camp Borden, are visit- ing the latter's mother, Mrs. Vio- let Schwalm. - Mise Shirley Chapman R.N. of Sarnia spent the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Chapman. Mr. Manning of Clinton was a recent visitor with his daughter, Mrs. 'Lillian Hyde. Mr. W. Kerslake of St. Marys is spending a few weeks with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kerslake. Mrs. Edna Corbett of Exeter visited this week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edna Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson ol St. Marys were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Petty. Choir Entertained Mrs. John Pfaff is visiting with members of her family in London. MERRY MENAGERIE ' Sy Wolt Slow 6-6 c.1)/ 1' 16401 Bistritated teiteto SildKate' "lie's part boxer, and very proud of IC° John Elder Hay Farmer Hensall lost One of its oldest resideuts In the sudden death Of John Elder in his eighty-siXth year on Tees-daY, October 4. fie Was the son of the late William and Helen Elder. Ile was born in Tuckersmith Township Where he was one of the outstanding early athletes. farmed in Hay Township until his retirement to Hensall where be worked as a contractor for many years. While farming, he was widely known as a Shorthorn breeder and grower and distribut- or of seed grain and was also active in Farmer' Institute work, lie had been in excellent health until this year. 41e was a member of Hensall United Church and was one of the first contributors when the church was built. His wife, Mary emillie, pre- deceased him in 1946. He leaves three sons, Ben, of London; Jack,- of Oshawa; Lorne, of Hamilton; four daughtere, Mrs. R. M. Peck (Grace), Kip - pen; Mrs. A. E. Howe (Helen), of Hyde Park; Mrs. H. L. Statham (Jean), of Kingsville, and Mrs. D. L. Geiger (Pearl), of Zurich; 22 grandchildren, and 20. great grandchildress; also a brother, William, of Seaforth. The funeral will take place from the Bonthron Funeral Home on Friday at 2:30 p.nts with Rev. C. D. Daniel in charge. Interment will be in Hensall Union Ceme- tery. Robert J. Jarrott Dies In London Robert J. Jarrott of London, a native of this area, died Saturday at Victoria Hospital Londe n, where he was admitted a few weeks ago suffering from a frac- tured hip he received in a fall. In his 85th year he was born in Hillsgreen, and farmed there and in the Seaforth districts most of his life. In 1942 he retired, and seven years ago he moved to Lon- don. His wife the former Bertha Troyer, died in 1949. Surviving are three daughters Mrs. Wellington (Reita) Cook, Hamilton; Miss Verna Jarrott, and .Mrs. Gordon (Ruth) Smith, London; one son Jack H. Toronto, f o u r grand- children, and seven great-grand- children, Services were held Mon- day from the A. Millard George funeral home, London, conducted by the Rev. E. R. Stanway, of Robinson United Church Inter- ment was in Mount Pleasant ce- metery. Wins $1,000 Quiz Sharon Skidmore, 9, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Skidmore, Toronto. won $1.000 when she answered the phone and gave a correct answer to a quiz sponso- red, by Loblaws's. Sharon is a great-niece of S. Rannie of Hen- sall. Winners at the Jackpot Bingo Saturday night held at the Legion Hall and sponsored by the Legion were. H. Swartzentruber (3); Harold Parsons; John Pollard (2). Mrs. Bob Baker; Mrs. Wes Venner; Murray Venner; Roy Smale (2); Mrs. W. Sangster; David' Smale;. Mrs, Roy Smale; Fred Kennings; Mrs. R. Taelor jr. (2). Jackpot next week will be $55.00 in 51 calls. Native Of Zurich Dies In Illinois George Bender, a native of the area, died suddenly at Hopedale, Ill., from a heart condition, in his seventy-ninth year. He was born in Zurich, son of the late Peter Bender and Magdaline Wing. He farmed successfully for years. Surviving are one son and thre daughters; two brothers, Al- fred, of Winnipeg,- and Abe, of San Gabriel, Cal.; four sisters, Mrs. Noah Sararas, of Kitchener; Mrs. Simon Sararas, Hensall; Mrs. Fred Howald, London; Mrs. Hec- tor Edighoffer, Pigeon, Mich. Honor Bride -Elect Complimenting M i s s Ed i t h Love, of Varna, bride -elect of October 8, Mrs, Harold Jones was hostesa at her home on Tuesday evening when some 70 neigh- bours, friends and relatives met to honor her with a miscellan- eous presentation, The ',guest of honor was seated in a decorated chair in colour schemes of pink and white over which were sus- pended varied -Coloured ?balloon:5. Miss Grace Forrest read an ad- dress and Grant and Kenneth Jones brought in a decorated wagon filled with lovely gifts and a decorated basket filled with gifts was presented to the bride - elect by Betty )3ell and Sharon McBride. For the entertainment, MISS Dorothy Turner and Mrs. Gordon Coleman provided readings; Ken- neth and Grant JoneS sang, ac- cOmpatled at the piano by their mother, Mrs, Harold Jones; Mrs. Orland Reichert eotulucted cote tests. boring the evening mem - hers t' Car Mel Presbyterian Church choir, of which Misg Love is a valued elember, presented her with a hammered aluminuln tray. Arranging the Shower were Mrs. Orland Reichert, MrS. Ralph Stephengen and Mrs. Gordon Coleman, Zurich Area children Compete At 'Fall Fair ARTS AND GRAFTS Grade 1, Roes Lelbold, Donnie Geiger, Linda Miller; grade 2, Linda anodic), Connie Deltrich, Wayne Kel- ler; grade 3, Philip Regler, Jerome Hartman; grade 4, Larry Denomme, Jeoffrey Dietrich, Leonard Hoffman; grade 5, Gerald Shantz, Rebert Thiel, Jerome Hoffman, Donna Smith, Larry. McClinchey; grade 8, Kenneth Retch- ert, Home Economleti,_grade 7 Sandra Siiarrow, Helena Kende, Margaret Smith, Evelyn Charette, Barbara Palmer; grade 8, Ruth Ha,berer, Gloria Leibold, Woodwork, grade 7, Dennis Du- charme, Bryan Geoffrey, Anthony Durand; grade 0, George Suplat. WRITING Grade 1, Elaine Rugill, Linda Mil- ler, George Ducharme, connie Dalt- rich, Diane Dignan; grade 2, Shirley Flaxbard, Diane Corriveau, Wayne Keller, Phyllis Miedinger, Marlene Masse; gracie\O, Cameron Witmer, Donna Ducharme, Roy McAdams, Comments About Cromarty By MRS. H. MeHELLAR ••••••••M.O. 'Mr. and Mrs. Noel Abbott, of Vancouver, visited last week with the latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs, Will Martin and also with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell had as .,their Mats over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs, C. J. Weitz:are/Le' Niagara Falls, N.Y.; Miss Lottie Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick and Sharon of London. Mrs. A.. Campbell and Miss Belle Campbell, Seaforth, visited on Monday with Mr, and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan. it(fra. Edna Christian and Mr. and Mrs. Will Parkin, Lindsay, spent the weekend with Mrs. Moore,' A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren on Monday night in honor of their daughter, Joyce, whose marriage takes place on Friday. The evening was spent in playing orokinole and contests. An address was made by Miss Wilma Harper, and the bride -elect was presented with many beauti- ful gifts after which she made a suitable reply. ELLIOTT-WALLACE Shirley Jean, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John Wallace of Cro- marty and Harry Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norval Elliott, R.R. 2 Dublin, exchanged mar- riage vows in Cromarty Presby- terian Church on Saturday last. Rev. S. Kerr, Exeter officiated at the 3 o'clock ceremony and Mrs. Ken McKellar played tra- ditional wedding music and ac- companied the soloist, Mrs. R. D. Sadler, Staffa, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "ril Walk Beside You." Escorted by her father, the bride chose a white Chantilly lace dress over satin featuring scalloped neck line, fitted bodice lily -point sleeves, and full floor - length skirt. A lace cap held her fingertip veil. She carried a cres- cent bouquet of red roses and stephanotis. Attendants in brown and green Miss Caroline Walker, London, as maid of honor was dressed n: spice brown silk velvet with scal- loped neckline, fitted bodice and full waltz length skirt. Her head- dress was of velvet leaves trim- med with sequins. She carried a crescent bouquet of yellow mums. The bridesmaids Miss Jean- nette Elliott sister of the groom and Misi Margaret Ann Wallace sister of the bride, wore identi- cal gowns of moss green silk velvet fashioned on similar lines to that of the maid of honor'with matching headdresses and flow- ers. Laverne Wallace brother of the bride supported the groom and the ushers were Donald Elliott, Mitchell and Donald Scott Cro- marty. Wedding Reception The wedding reception was held at the home of the bride's aunt Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rus- sell. The bride's rnother wore a dress of mink colored mystere Sandra Troyer, Wayne Keller, :Phyllis Medinger, Marlene Masse; grade 4, Elizabeth Johnston, Linda Meidinger. Phyllie Setcade, .Aline Fischer. Ronald Schroeder; grade 5, Donald Weigand, Helen 2:). u 0 5 r in e. Patsy Brisson, Gerald Shantz, lifarierle Hendrick; grade .6, 21ieresa Ducharme, Mary .Regier, Ruth Azn Jarrett, Lois ier, R Sharrow. Evelyn Charrette, Martha' Corrivea. ,u Arthur Rader; grade 8, Ane Pouglas Shantz, COLL.ECT I pNs Tree leaves. Jack Tungblut, 12, S.S. 4. S.S. 15. Zinnia, Richard Breakey, Cathe- rine Rader, Jack Yll-ngblUt, GaU Richardson, Sandra Troyer. Table bouquet. Donna Kipper, Catherine Rader, Bernard Bedard, Rath Ann Jarrott, Jerome Watson. ART Grade 1, Sharon Rosier, Roes Lel- bold, Connie DeltrIch, Ruth Pepper, Diane Ultima; grade2, Shirley Flax - bard, ,y sof r ey Deitrich, Richard Stade, Mike SOW. Donald Farwell; grade 3, Ruth -Geiger, Larry Merner, Ray Lelbold, Sandra Troyer, Mona Schade; grade 4, Peter Van neaten, Linda Meidinger, Leonard Hoffman, Gall Richardson. P i y111 a Schade; grade 5, Gerald Shantz, Allan ?Ler- ner, Robert Thiel, Donald Weigand, Jerome Roffman; grade 6, John Bul- lock, William Sytama, Ruth Ann Jarrott, Donna Turnbull, Alma Rend - rick; grade 7. Ann Meidinger, Thereaa Ducharme, Barbara- Zimmer, Andy Du- rand, Jim Desjardine; grade 8, Norma Geiger, Gloria, Leibold, Audrey Rich- ardson. GRAIN AND VEGETABLES Beets, Donna Kipper, Barbara Wil- lert, Barbara Fahner, Larry Merner, Kenneth Westlake; carrots, Donna Kipper, Sylvia. Bedard Bernard Bed- ard, 'Larry Merner, Richard Theil, Spanish onions, Jerome Watson, Don- ald Farwell, Robert Thiel, Donna Kip- per, Richard Thiel; yellow onions, Gerald Merner. Barbara Willert, Ro- bert Thiel, Donna, •Kipper, Richard Thiel; potatoes, Donna Kipper, Joan Rader, Robert Thiel, Kenneth West- lake, Richard Breakey; table corn, Ruth Ann Jarrott, Donna Kipper, Robert Thiel, Martha Corriveau, Sheaf of wheat, Ruth Ann Jarrott, Martha Corrlveau; sheaf of oats, Ruth Ann Jarrott, Martha, Corriveau; Dutch set onions, Barbara Willert, Larry Merner, Robert Thiel, Mary Ellen Thiel: yellow tomatoes, Kenneth Westlake, Gerald Merner, Ruth Ann Jarrott; red tomatoes, Richard Breakey, Donna Kipper, Kenneth Westlake, Mary Ellen Thiel, Carol Fischer; pears, Billy Dinnin, Donna Richardson, Kenneth Westlake, Gail Richardson, Larry Denomme; plums, Kenneth Westlake, Robert Thiel, Ruth Ann Flaxbard, Shirley Flax - bard, Siebren Van Daaben, jerolbe Watson, Kenneth Westlake, MacIntosh apples, Elizabeth John- son, Sharon Bloch. Norma Geiger, Barbara Fahner, Mary Ellen Thiel; snow apples, George Watson, Ken- neth Westlake, Gail Richardson, Don- na Richardson; Tatman Sweet apples, George Watson, Kenneth Westlake; grapes, Kenneth Westlake, Donnie Geiger, Ma r g a r e t Geiger, Norma Geiger, Ruth Geiger, Best collection of vegetables, Larry Merner, Siebren van Daaben. with dark brown accessories and the groom's mother chose a blue grey gaberdine suit with coral hat and navy accessories. Those assisting with the serving were Mrs. Wm. Miller Mrs. Jas. Scott. Misses Margaret Jean Russell, Anita and Alice Sorsdahl, Shir- ley Harper Marion Greenwood and Donna Tinning. For travelling to points north the bride donned a navy taffeta dress, winterwhite hat, charcoal coat and navy accessories with corsage of red roses. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Elliott will reside in Mitchell. Moneys From Kippen Sy ifR$ 4 GAVIXOTIMITIO Mr. and Mrs. ITolta A. Renders. ' sOR attended a wedding lat the Reform Churoh. in X4ondon Sectm, urdaY. Miss 'lean IYison ia spine a few days With fig:41SOR; in WA- . don. Mr. and We. E. Dawson Yiiiitw ed on Monday with Mr. Willfass Co* in cioderieh, Mrs. Wm. Windsor spent Me*/ day With relatives la T..ondoe. Miss Merle Dickert, who JIM spent several Monthi In 'Londe*, is spending some time wIth tor parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert. Mrs. Sold Torrance, of Par, tees Hill, is spending 4 14W witIsar father, Mr, Henry Iviiien Miss Ina Rope of Zurieh, spent the weekend with Mr. *ad Iitts Arnold Gackstetter, Mr. and Mra. Linden and Verna, of Deafield, visited on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs, Archer Parsons, Misses Betty and Bonnie Dal. rymple, of Brugefield, visited en Sunday with their cousin, Miss Sharon McBride. Mrs, A. Gackstettor,.Gail and Karen and miss Tina Ropp -visit** on Sunday with Mr. and Mre. F. Powell near Clinton. lYirs. Pow- ell, the former Marion Middleton, taught school for a number 0 years at S.S. 14, Hay townablo. Communion servces were held in St. Andrews United church. Special .muric was furnished by the choir with Miss Jean Ivison Presiding at the organ. Two large baskets of flowers 'were Placed in the church by the Drysdale family in memory of the lets M. Drysdale, so well know* by the Kipper people. COME IN AND TRY ITI the NEWROYAL PORTABLE WITH SENSATIONAL tal SPEED SELE TORI INCLUDING HANDSOME • FIBERGLAS CARRYING CASE QUOTED Times -Advocate Phone 770 Exeter $57,000 144, IV— (C91nraulaurtio weiandicipannikeeestItYnmbiGra""Isnitbesiimewir I Sprovi: 451 SUNS is this district, HELP THE BLIND to help themselves It I CILLB. TRI -COUNTY CAMPAIGN your help is needed too! Sand Your Donation Today A I • F. sccivding Landon and Strathath WAtiat • allalltailla MTh TO S. B. 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