The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-09-27, Page 12/
S«cond Lint in \JI V tl pS m I I QI IU Mm I'M ...................... ,
Biddulph Organize For Season Home Matron
fco mur m 4 ei The Orpha Club met at the’proving rapidly after his recent and separate and union schools Mrs. John Brown, a highly re-ifant son arrived hrime from
mK», h. hL&on home of Mrs. C. E. Kennedy on J operation.^ .. . . i ......................«... i..,., ,
rjwcs<(|ay gybing and elected of
ficers for the coming year. . .. -----4 . .. .
.President is Mrs. Mrs. Joan and Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant on
'Mr. aiU Mrs. Blynn Hubble
of Wayne, d Mich... visited Mr.
Mrs. John Brown, a highly re
spected resident of this coni
St ar lite
. «,• spent a few days with "MiDriVA-ln TnPAtrP [Mrs. Fred Elston,, Detroit. LZIIVC7 III | Mr(! Tsaafk .irif|
5 Miles gast of Grind Bend
Lltix iAia.4.1. 11 A oi-l i MWIUUXL Wt’XV xywUL iVXSHUI>5 Mile$^West^N<x 4^ Highv/ay M1, and- Mrs. Will Isaac.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
September 28 and 29
"LAW VS. BILLY THE
KID"
dr Scott , firady
dr Betta St. John
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
October 2 end 3
"MEET KEYSTONE KOPS"
k Abbott & Costello
CLOSING SAT. NIGHT
SEPTEMBER 29
Brownie's
$j| DRiVE-IN yt
^11 THEATRE ||tf
CLINTQN, ONTARIO
Box Office Opens at 7:30 p.m.
First Show at Dusk
2 Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
September 27 and 28
"THE BRIDGES AT
TOKO-RI"
(Colour)
k William Holden
k Grace Kelly .
(Two Cartbohs)
Saturday & Monday
September 29, October 1
"THE FAR HORIZONS"
k Fred Ma^Murrey
★ Charlton Heston
(Two Cartoons)
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Personal Items ;
weik Toronto! Cochrane^ IvonsT’ Mrs.”* Marj
last WiUl Mr* ana Roberts; secretary, Mrs. Kenne-
Alrs. Will Isaac. dy. Plans were made for the
Air. and Mrs. Sam Skinner f Christmas project.
and Karen Avere Sunday guests; The Grand ------ I------
,of Mr. arid Airs. Will Aiorley, i Bowling League had an organL Mr? and Airs. JahrtKawalch.uk
, Whalen. ’ zation meeting Friday evening,.and Larry are holidaying at San-
Air. and Mrs. Al. II. Elston ac-’and Pres. Joart Cochrane re-idy^Lakc, Moti.^ . , »
’ companicd by Aliases Aliriam; ports eight teams toady to go. " ” ”
and Dinah Eiston of Edmonton Airs. Bruce Tiedeman and Airs.,
spent a few days with "Air. and A. Gill are managing the Grand
. pencj a]]cvs this ycar>
i Mrs. Garnet Isaac and Alar-! Personal Items
I jory, also Airs. Tom Quinton of i Air. and Airs. W. F. B. Alac-
: London were recent visitors with i Laten spent a few days in King-
.’I::. jston whore their son, Bob, on-i
- Airs. Irene Hicks, Bill and rolled in an engineering course
Alaxine of Clio, Alich., also Air. .at Queens University,
and Airs. Geo. Aliller of Flint,! Weekend Visitors with Airs. .
Alich., visited on Sunday with;Irene Ilayter were her son, Air.
Mr. and Airs. Geo. AIcFalls. On! John Hayter and family of Delhi,
Saturday evening they all at-! Air. and Mrs. Hoon of St. PelOrs-
; tended the thirtieth wedding, an-{burg, Fla., and Air, and Airs.
• niversary of Air. and Airs. ’ Art ’ Johnston of Detroit and Mrs.
j Ford. Chrisholm of Windsor.
Aliss Joyce Fischer spent the Airs. F. T. AIcLood of St.
weekend in London With Air. and Catharines is spending a few
Airs. Lloyd Stanlake and Air. j weeks with her daughtcr( Mrs.
and Airs. Joe Mordush. |C. Chapman, Air. Chapinan and
Mr. and Airs. Ed Willard and'family.
Betty Arin of Hamilton spent! Air. and Afi'S. John Alanore
Sunday with the latter’s sister, ’ and Jane attended the Hydro
Airs. Jessie Lewis. i Convention in Windsor last Week,
Air. and Airs. Allan F. Elston) Air. Peter Eisenbftch is im-|
attended a surprise party on
Friday evening given in honor
of Air, and Airs. Elmer’ Powe, who celebrated thriir tenth wed-'
ding anniversary. )
Sunday visitors with Air. and ‘ —Continued frrim Page 6
Mrs. Cris Fischer wrij.'O Air. jnd! K? KuS!.. {.ui-mnt, jcii.v, :
j Sunday.
nyutuiisi »»u. jlvkmuw* Alif?s Afttry I'ran Sturdevant
dy. Plans were made for the, is vacationing with her aunt,
- ■ ■ • ./ I Airs. Ellison Whiting, at Cen-
Bend Women’s' tenary this week.
and separate and union schools i
in Hay township AVere set .at _ .............
(recent meeting of the council.;munity for many years, died
I The rates included: Dashwood, I at her home on the 81st conces-
;14 mills; Zurich,. 15; Dashwood I slon of Stephen on September 14
jfire protection, five mills; Hay in her ninety-sixth year.
j township, school area, nine mills; ■ she was the former Elizabeth
■ Stephen township school area,! 71 K1— 1OC1
seven mills; V.S.S. 9 Stanley,
j nine mills; S.S.S. 1 Hay, eight
I mills; S.S.S. 1 Stanley,’ 12 mills.
I Council authorized a grant of
| $300 to the Huron-Perth unit of
; the Canadian Cancer Society.
; general canvass was held in
Wellwood j Usborne.
.andJLarry^are holidaying at San-
'Dr. Judith Brigham has re-.,_ _____ __________
turned from a three week visit The grant was given because no
to Louisville, Kentucky. k-..,-./ ___ _ ___
Mrs. Jas. Patterson is visiting J Hay, as it was Irt Stephen and
her daughter, Mrs. Wellwood Usborne.
Gill. Grant of $4.00 for each of the
Air. and Airs. Neil Chamber- exhibitors in the 'Hay Township
lain visited Air. and Airs. Reg; 4-H Calf Club was approved.
Pinncy of Beechville on Sunday, j Petition for drainage work as
signed by a number of land
owners in plan 24 and farm lots
Ni6 and SiS L.R.W. was turned
over to the townhip engineer,
C. P. Corbett, of Lucan, for
approval.
The trtx fate bylaw provided
for a statutory penalty of two
percent to be added on and after
Dec. 16, 1956, and one half of one
percent interest prir month after
Jan, 1, 1957, on overdue taxes.
Township assessor, George
Armstrong presented the 1957
assessment roll.
Third reading of the bylaw ap
pointing C. P. Corbett, of Lucan,
as engineer under the Ditches
and Water courses Act was given
third reading.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pask have
purchased .the house formerly
owned by Air. Fred Turnbull.
An interesting musical even’
ing was spent at thri-home of
Mrs. Geo. Ecclestone Saturday
evening by her friends and neigh
bours. ■ They were well enter
tained., by her house guests Dr.
Boyd Neel, Dean of Toronto Con
servatory, and concert pianist
Mr. Ray Dudley who have just
returned from a concert tour in
Europe. Mr. Dudley will appear
with the London (Canada) Sym
phony as guest pianist on Oct.
31.
C^jS ^iSchePvV^6 ¥F'Jnd H- Fuss; currant jelly, Airs, k
Alvin Fischer and Air. arid Airs. Thomson, Mrs. H. I-’Uss,- any con-
— ■ serve, Mrs, R. Luxton, Airs. Harold
Gudmnre,Green tomato pickle. Mrs. I.
Armstrong; mustard pickle. Airs.
'Lloyd Jones, Mrs. I. Armstrong;
pickled onions, Mrs. E. Thomson;
pickled cucumbers, Mrs. W. Hillery,
Mrs. R. Luxton; beets. Airs. Harold Simpson, Airs. Hugli Love;
chill sauce. Airs. C. Horn, Airs.
Hugh Love; canned chicken, Mrs.
it. Fuss; canned beef, Fred AIcGly-
mont; jar collection of fruit, jane
Doherty, Jean Harrison, Centraild,
.lean Henderson, Hensall, Alarilyn
Jory, Exeter, Dianne Thiel.Honey, South Huron Dlsti'lPl
High School, I-’red Hotve.; honey in
sections, Fi'ed HoWe; maple syrup,
Fred McClymont, Airs. W. Ilaugh;
maple cream, Mrs. IL laixtdh, Airs, H. CudnTord; chocolate fudge, Airs.
Roy Morenz, Mrs. R. Luxton;
divinity fudge,. Mrs. H. Cudniore,
Mr§. E, Thomson.
Meats and riMads
Cured lidm, Airs. H. Fuss; aSsort,, Mrfi. H. Fuss; salmon loaf, Mrs.
, A. Passmore; sdihd plaid, Mi'S,
meat pies, Mrs. E.
apples afi dessei't, Mrs. ■. Mrs. ft. Mordnz: salad
Harold Fischer.
Glean Profits
from TA Classifieds
m^iil.e^iiAiW.ii.11 iii.iimi.i...... ir.iiij ii
THEATRE
Grand Bend
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
September 28 ahd 29
: "riders OF The
PURPLE SAGE"
( k G. Montgomery
★ L. Roberts
•’ Giving you l&ts of action
1 excitement.
, C6MICS
Ii
I____ __________________
| so long aS you give us your pat-
rdnage and at your own price.
| Admission: 25{4 and 50tf
j2 Shows Nightly — 7:30 and 9:15
and
Fair Winners
t -R.Ugs
I laOVp, mis. j.'tii^. DWrifu
E.imat, Mrs. Cai Avein, Exeter,
in- ' Y/’ue.a T « TtrtAlrAr
PLAYERS
GUILD
will maet at th*
TOWN hall
Wed., Oct. 3
8:15 p.m.
Open meeting for reading
and casting play “Peg O My
Heart” to be directed by Mr,
John Goman. ’ ,
Everyone Welcome k
fant son arrived home from hos
pital last wOCk.
Airs. Fred AfcLinchey is visit
ing this week with relatives in
Detroit.
Aliss Viola Curts of London
and Aliss Evelyn Curts spent the
Weekend with relatives in Mich
igan.
Mr. Dawson Woodburn of Tor
onto spent the weekend at his
home.
Mrs. Ed Stewardsort returned
home after spending a couple of
weeks at Crihtralia.
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THEDFORD FAIR
I September 27 - 28
I PARADE AT 1:00 P.M.
j Concert and Dance in Arena t
| „ Lloyd Wright ahd hie TV Entertainers
I
iBrophey and was born in 1861
I on the 11th concession of McGil-
jlivray township where she spent
! her childhood. In 1882 she was
j married to John Brown and they
made their home in Adelaide
I township for several years, re-
turning to Stephen township,
where they farmed until 1915.
From 1915 until Mr. Brown’s
death in January of 1919, AIr«
and Airs. Brown were superin
tendant and matron of the Hur
on County Home. Mrs. Brown re
turned to Stephen township where
she spent.the remainder di her
life,
Interested in the church and
the community, Mrs, Brown was
a ’member of Greenway United
Church and had organized tlte
Ladie’s Aid. of the former Mpth-
odist church. She served as its
president for 15 years and was
honorary president until her
.death.
She was predeceased by her
daughter Minnie, Mrs. John Hay-
tei’j and a son William. Surviving
are a son Dean of GtCenway, 9
grandchildren, 22 great grand
children and 5 great-great grand
children.
Following a prayer service at
her home last Alonday, a public
service was conducted in Green
way united Church by the Rev.
A. E. Holley. Air. Aiorley Pollock
was soloist.
Herbert Harlton, Elton .Curts, i
Roy Whiting, Lloyd Brophey, t
Lawrence Curts and Lisle W&od-!
j burn were pall briai'ers and six1
great grandchildren were flower
bearers, interment was in Grand ■
Bend’ cemetery. . |
Personal Items
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Brophey
and family of Hanover, Mr. and
Airs, Arthur Brophey and Karen
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Brophey of Toronto.
Mi’s. Albert Pollock visited
last Wednesday with her sister
Mrs. Levina Kennedy ahd other
relatives in' Bad Axe/ Mich, .
Rally Day service will be held
in, the United Church On Sunday
at 2.45 p.m. Standard Time,
Mrs. Lloyd Thompson and in
F-A
,s
3
SAVE YOUR PAPER
for the
BOY SCOUTSWoodham
By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE
— Cotton string mat, Mrs.
Mrs. JCus^su Jiodked ^ag mat,
Mrs.’ Fuss, Mrs. Ldvk; llookXd yarn
Shopping, bag, Mrs, Tlidinsort,
Mrfi. Fdss; lunch cloth. Mrs. Gill,
Mrs. Fuss; stuff I’d toy, Mrs, Thom
son, Airs. Fuss: something useful
from something .Useless, Airs. Love; dressed doll, Mrs. Siitipson, Mrs.
Aloon.
South Huron AVI Conipdtltlon—
Hurondale, Elimville, Grand Bend.
Teachers/ Wives
Top Art Display
Mts. G. C. Koch, Wife of
SHDHS aft’ teridher, Gordon
Koch, topped prizewinners in the
firie arts and crafts section of
this year’s fair with four fii‘sts
and one second.
Mi'S. Lldyd Heiid6rson, Exeter,
another high school teacher’s
wife, captured thr6e SdcdndS.
First prize Winners included
Floyd Buckner, Zurich;' Mrs.
Herman Powe, Exeter; Mrs. Ed
Gill, Grand Bend; Mrs. H. A.
Fuss, Zurich: Mrs. W. Haugh,
Brucefirild; Mrs. Marjorid Moon,
Centralia; arid Mrs. Hugh Love,
R.R. 3 Exeter.
Oil Tainting — Landscape, Floyd
Buckner, ♦-Zurich, Mi's, G. C, KOCh, Kgdtet-; buildings, Mr.4. Koch; still
lire, Mrs. Koch, AlrS. Lloyd Hender
son, Exeter; flowers, Alts. Koch, Mrs, McndersOn; Water sedne, AtrS.
Koch, Floyd Buckner; Any , Subject,
Mrs. Herman PoWe, Exeter, Airs.
HendergOn. ‘
Drafts—Aluminum tray, Airs. Ed
Gill, Grand Bend, Ml’S. John Mc
Allister, Centralia; leather tooled
handbag, H. A. Fuss, Zurich, Mrd. Gill; leather handbag, Fuss; sliell-
Woi'k, Airs. Gill, Filas; dfflbrdidered
Picture, Airs. Hugh Ltivd, R.R. 3
EXetei', Alts. William HAughl Ex
eter; earrings, Airs. Alarjorie Modli.
Centralia:' embroidered motto, Alts.
Haugh, Flies.
Judge—H. L. StUi'glS,
Flower
Starting at 2:30 p.m.
Ron Chatten of Elora was a
weekend visitor with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Chatten.
Dr, Nelson Gunning of Van
couver visited with his nephew,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rundle and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rundle spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Levy of Transvadl.
Mrs. W. O. Stewart returned
home on Saturday after visiting
for a week with her brother, Ar
thur Rundle, ahd Mrs. RUndle.
Mr. and Mrs.' Jim McCulloch,
John, David and George of
Gravenhurst, Mr., and Mrs. Glen
Fisher, Yvonne arid Glenda of
Exeter were Friday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bun
dle.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dundas,
arid Kathi of Dundas .visited on
Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs, Nor
ris Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Pringle, Mr.
arid Mrs. Keri Pringle and family
of London were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Copeland. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCurdy
and Reg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Doupri and Grace were guests at
the McCurdy-Watson Wedding ill
Anderson Church on Saturday
afternoon.
Saturday, Sept. 29
Please Pell Your Paper
3
S
S
£
* A DANCE 5
Every Saturday Night; A. _______
; Hugh Dove;
{Thomson; ?r
; Hugh IjOVP, Mrs, It. *>iurt;nz<> saiau j dressing, Mrs. Hugh Love, Mrs, tv.
. Siller,v; cottage cheese, Mrs. AV.Sillery, Fred McClyfflont; minced
meat, Mrs. E. Thomson.
j Dairy Products
I Butter, Fred M cd. for table use,
white eggs, Mrs.
Treibner, Tom eggs, AV. ft. D.
Airs. AV, Sillery,
Mrs.
... ,.... W. Ft.
Home eamiefl ....Hurondale institute. EtHerington, Airs. R.
Specials—Magle ri.uknis; rowuci, Mrs. Roy Morenz, Airs. IAoyd Jones;
Domestic Pie. Competition, Mrs, R. Morens!. Mi's. I. ArnisUfong, Fred
McCJymont: Domestic, cake, Mrs, R.
Morenz. Mrs. Lloyd Jones; Five
i Roses Flour, cake, Mrs. Roy Mor-
i enz. Mrs. E. Thomson; pie, Mrs,
Roy MOtenz, Mr#, J. Armstrong.
Give Charrijaion
Stiff Competition
Mi's. K. A. Fus^, Zut’ftli, suc-
cottage, che&se.
We are going to keep open ckgs, Mrk
Friday and Saturday nights just vey Hyde, w. "
CURLING <
MEETING
EXETER TOWN HALL
Thursday, October 4
8:00 p.m.
Your presence will signify the interest »
needed to form a club.
Films and discussion on organization
will tak£ pla'ce at the meeting.
Z £
ROLLER SKATING
At Exeter Arena
FRIDAY-SEPTEMBER
SATURDAY—SEPTEMBER 29
Skating Bach Night From 8 = 11 p.m. |
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^tiitiiiiiiiliiiiiitiiiniiiin ..............................................................
Kirkton Fair
September 27 & 28
Program
?rse Show -* Palominos
Musical Program by Loud $poakor
Provided by Imperial Oil Ltd,
Three 4-H Shows
TRACTOR RODEO
Admissidn 50$? Public School Children Free
Dance Fi
Afeahttean Hall
Evetybady Welcome
Good OiteMsIra
Adrhission 500
I
E. Thomson.
--..A
Fred Mcflyniotit, ari’ang-
' ' Fred McClymbnt;
W. Hdugh, Jack
TrellinSr; brown St.orey( Seaforth,
Mrs. AV. Haugh; AV. Haugh, Flar-
D. Storey,
product, special, Mrs. R. D.
Albrenz.
Baking Powder,
i ' Mrs. M. A. FusS, Zui’ftli, suc-
= j cefisfully defended her champion-
| shib in the home department of
■ Exeter Fair this year but she
I had stiff competition from four
| challengers.
| A-Irs. Fuss captured 10 firsts
i and 14 seconds in the knitting,
sewhi’g arid garment-frisking eom-
petitimis to win the class for the
second year in a row. Last year,
she succeeded Mrs. Edgar Dar
ling, of R.R. 1/Clandeboye, aS'
the champion.
Mrs. Fuss’ nearest rivals Were
Ml'S. Ed Gill, Gtarid B6ild( and
MTs. Bdrt Thsmsdn, Klgpdri, Whd
also Won a major share of prizes
in the domestic and hoffie-dartried
product .claSseS.
Mrs. Ci'll copped eight firsts
and five seconds'and Mrs. Thom
son received seven firsts and
seven seconds.
Mrs. Hugh Love, ll.B. 5 Eke-'
ter, placed among the leaders
with eight firsts and two seconds.
Mrs. Alarjorie Moon, Ceiitffilia,
Captured Six firsts arid two sec
onds.
Other winners were Mrs. Har
old Simpson, Exeter; Mrs. Doug-
\ Mrs. W.
Haugh, Brucefield, and Mrs. Ir
vine Armstrong, Eketer.
Hurondale Institute won the
special WI Competition for best
group Of five articles, Elimville
placed second and Graiid Bend
third.
.Ladies Wear—Housecoat, Airs. Ed dill. Gi-ahd Bellfl, Alt'S. Alai-jorfS
MoOM, Ceiltrklla; higiifkoWn, Airfi.
Alarjorie Moon, Airs. H. A. Fuss,
Zurich; house- dress, Airs. FusS,
Mrs, Gill; cobbler’s Apron, Mrs.
Harold Simpson, Exeter, Airs. Fuss;
fancy apron, Mrs. Fuss, Mrs. Simp
son; .........................
Thomsoi
slip. ___ _______ .
Men’s Wear—Fane;
Fuss,
Airs.
ton,
Mrs.
Work
j Alar;
las
Exeter.! Infants’
| Child’s
s
s
Jias Wedlakc, Exeter;
t— ’ — ■ — - ••
i
j
i
Psychiatrist — You say some
one in your family made a bril
liant marriage?
Patient —.Oh, quite; my Wild,
you know.
SENIOR
CITIZENS
SOCIAL
EVENING
Tues., Oct. 2
'8:00 p.m. ’
LEGION HALL
Ladies Please Bring
Sandwiches or Cookies
i
EXETER LEGION MEMORIAL HALL .
X
s
e
tartyl!f< camisolt’. Airs. Eleanor
.„.>n, ‘Kipnen, Fuss; lady's balf-
Mrg, Sinipson, Airs.
Airs. T:Thomson
Exeter: ;
Fuss: spi
shirt. Mi
... Maxim
Wedlake,
Thomson,
jocks, Mrs,
work Socks,
Robert Lux-
AlOOh,
Moon;
Doug-
rt
At:
Parade '
TWO BANDS—Bannockburn Pipe Band end South
.Huftm Distrld High School Bugle Band
ure. Mrs, Gill,
, Mrs. Thom-
Thom son; p lay dress,Airs.Thom*son;dress,M rs. Moo 1 suit,Mrs.Thoms baby set. All*S. Gill,Mrs.Luxto knitted shaw , Airs.
Moon
IJv ng roc -Cushloii, Airs HughLove,R.R.Exeter , Airs Gill;n^enl^oolnh Ah Love . Airs.IrvineArmsrmifc..'Ex«lcr:tatted dolly,
a
[incheon cWh,
ridge set. Mrs. Mrs. Harvey
. 7. D. TjiiAn,
taUcd centrepiece,
and Fathroom
JL Mt*s
white embroidery, Mrs.
napkins, Ait'S. Fuss; hr trig
Fuss; centrepiece, I.L.,
ITyrle, Hensail, Afra. ii, A*
R.R. 1 Hensall " ‘
Mrs. Fuss,
Bedroom and Bathroom—Pillow
slips, monogrammed,. Airs. Fuss,
Airs. Gill; white embroidery, Aits.
Giri, Airs, Fuss; colored embroidery,
Airs. Ixwa, Airs. Gib: dressing table
set, Airs. Gill. Airs. Thomson;
laundry bag, ‘Mrs, Haugh, Airs.
ThnniPon, , ’
Kltehaii—Flnur sack Arfinl^. Airs,
Love, Airs, Fuss; crochet pnt-hoidoi
Airs. I,nxton, Mr's. Fuss;
mitts. Alisa Af, H. Brown, :
Airs. Thomsbn.
immr, Afro. Fnsa, jin, wn-.
vrottrtft rtuilf, Mrs, Gill, Atl'S.
?i ito'l'F. Tillfin*. Airs. ...Loya,
1 Mrs. Fussi eS.bil61d*.red' bOsprtii
> Mrs, Haugh,
; oven
I5xetetr
Fancy
meaed
. LdvO;
....... ....... ^,.A Airs. tWiwati; Apbiirpii*- num. Mr.«. GUI,
ion
iVeteran Winner
Mrs. John Hunkin, Exeter,
•| swept the majority Of prizes in
the flowei1 department at Exetef
Fair again tHis With 2].
fii'SlS and. three seconds.
Mrs. Hunkin has been champ
ion of the flower show for many
years. She successfully defended
Iirif title last year despite a brok
en leg. »Among Airs. Hunkin’s major
Wins was first pfi’ZC for the best'
Cdllrictiori of perenhiais. She also
displayed' the top , rio'vClty flow
er.Mi’S. Hunkin Wdh first prize irt
each rif tlife six aster Cbmpritb
tioftS, including the best collec
tion.Airs. Lloyd Reynolds placed
sriCdn'd iri. thri class With five
firsts and thferi serioilds.
Mrs. W. Haugh, BfUcrifield,
and Mrs. Hugh Love, R.R. 3
Exeter, received three first
prizes.
Mrs. Love won the largest
single prize of the class-a $2.50
cash award for the best minia
ture garden. She also won thri
dish garden Section.
Airs. Hd Gill of Grand Bend
showed the best collection of an-
tiuals and tlte best basket of cut
flowers.
other major winners in flowers
were: All's. Harold Simpson, Mrs.
Garnet Hicks, and Mrs. Robert
LuxttJti,
Fldwcl'8
Folliage, Mrs. W. Haugh, Bruce*
field; pot flowers, Mrs. Haugh: lidveity, AM. Hugh L6Ve, R.R, 3
ISxelfir.
Snapdragons, Mt'S. John Hunkin,
'EXOter, Mrs. Hlugh, MrS. Love:
asters collection, Ml’S, Hunkin. Mrs. •. Harold . Simpsoft. EXetOr; whits
asters, MrS. Huhkln, !“! ! ___ ’
Fticks, Exeteri mauve asters, All
Hunki ....................
kin.
pink
Kimpst.
Ml'S. Hi
imide,
Reyi
Mrs.
Mrs. Htttfkii
Exeter
kitif 1 ... -
Mrs. Hicks,
Diantlms.
ltatmli; ’
Cudniore,
African .... Mrs, Luxtot
i Varna: !
nnlds, Mrs,
d_
Love: pOreti kin,' Mrs. 1—_____ _
Harvey Hyde, Hensall, Mrs. Hicks
double ’
Hunkli.. . .....
way, Exeter,
■ Mrs. ™.„ ttutikiH, Reynolds,
‘Woodham; “ ’
Hyde.
Scablosis, ___ _...
sweet peas, Airs. Luxtoi
Atrs. Maurii '
Hunkif ’
Exeter..............
Mrs* Hunkin. 1.............
collection, Mrs. Gill
collcfdlon,. U "
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garden, Mrs. Dove:
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Love, titru gfmthwft’i
Haugh, AlrS, __
fi, Mrs. Hunkin, Mj
Exeter,
Airs. GarnSt
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In; purple asters, Mrs. Hun-
Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Simpson;
asters, Airs, Hunkin, Airs,
n. Atrs. Hicks; bririch asters,
unkin; coxcombs, Lloyd Rey-
. Exeter: feathered coxcombs,
i01ds, Mrs, Haugh; cosmos, Haugh; decorative dahlia^, “•T«*?kln, Mra. Robert Luxton,
... .actus dahlias, Mrs. Hun* polftPplit dahlias, Airs. Hunkin,
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Hun*
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Reynolds, .......
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single petunias,
petunia,Reynolds,petunia, Reynolds, Mrs,
pansies, Airs. Hunkin, Kay
roses, i rose; AlrA.
"HUnkim
Reynolds;
verbenas,
’ Airs; „
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Airr
idlvia,
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crested zinnias, Mrs.
AfrS. ‘Love, Mrs, C.
dahlia zinnias, Airs,
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Mrs. Gill; .
Airs. Hun kin:
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eter, MrA. Gill, Mw, Love; basket
Hunkin
Ltlkton;
'/.A rose;
lira. Tom Hern,
Airs, “ ' ‘
Gill,
FUN!FUN! FUN!
MUSIC BY .CLARENCE PETRIE
and his Night Hawks
SPOT DANCES
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, DANCING 9-12 — ADMISSION 75/
Leather Jackets ahd Jeans Nof Permitted '
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FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN!. FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN!
More Fun Than Ever!
EXETER KINSMEN PRESENT THEIR SECOND
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Arena
Oct. 5
Six Hours Of Merriment
9:30 p.fn, t6 3:30 a.rrt.l '
TWO BANDS
DESJARDINE'S — THE SEitENADERS
HARVEST
QUEEN
WILL BE CHOSEN
Aylmer
1
New And Old
Time Dancing
Square
Dancers
Featurihg Th*
this
FUN! FUN! FUN! FUN!
COMPETE .POR
EXETER KINSMEN
Dance
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Organize a s6t and enter
new cenipetition fo? square
daiiders. cdutest i§ restfieted th
amateur groups from Huron,
Middles6x and Perth counties.
Handsome new trophy donated
by Kinsmen for the first time.
■ Admissioii:
Men $1.00, Ladles 78/
Hern,
. Hern,
; annuals,
perennial^
table Tie-’ ’ ‘ \ Ex«
,s. txwet ris. .Move; llrtVrlfy,
mmiatute iai-den.
ftufus xKestie.
dish
MrS.
Mrs, ____Judge—c. T, feailey,
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You’ve seen them on tv. New
wtteh them in in a eoteb
ful square dancing pertermaiieei
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