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On Friday evening the mem- with Mr. ..and Mrs.. Leonard.,
tiers of St: Johns•:by,tbe-L:ake Rattersen, in London.
Anglican church ,joined with the Mr. and. Mrs. Jas, Grigg are
4)1e/flint's of S. Paul's Anglican :spending two weeks in .Gxa.ven-
• chui•ch in Medford in a sur- horst visiting Mrs..Grigg's sister,
prise for Rev. and Mrs, bi.• Airs. Frank Colby..
,,Pinkney for a social evening
end as a farewell to Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, Laurence Johan
son. visited last week with rel.,
tives In Windsor ,And Detroit.
Mrs. I. 'Rosset and daughter,
Heather, of London and Miss.
Reith Watson, of London visited:
with Mr. and 'Mrs, .C, Kennedy
before leaving for New Fork to and family on Sunday.
take a further course of studies, Ileacs Hake Shop closed
,t�Parsonal Items thin week until 'Thursday, when
Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Adams and nemPatsy, visited over the weekend • Mr, and Mfrs. Clark Kennedy
with . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker and family' visited with Mr. rand
and Eunice, in St. Thomas, and Mrs. Harry Hoy and family in
Hensall on Sunday, ,
Mrs Wesley Scott and ,daugh-
terfrom Parkhill visited with
itiir's. Wm, Patterson .on Sunday..
Miss Evelyn Desjardine is vis -
icing this Week in kions Head.
'.Cpl. and Mrs, Chamberlain left
last week by motor to visit rela-
tives in Nevada and California.
Constable E. McFadgen will be
relieving Cpl. Chamberlain . on
his 'vacation.
Mr, Arthur Ford of Detr'ott is
spending a few days this week
in his cottage here.
Mr,. and Mrs. W.' J. Holt visit-
ed with Mr.• and Mrs, Gordon
Ulens at Corbett on Sunday,
Miss Pauline Mason spent the
weekend with her parents,. Mr,
and Mrs, Mansell Mason.
' Mr. Louie Colbert and Mr.
George Middleton of London
LOCAL TAA DtMAR 1. In. spent a few days last week. with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Whiteford,
. Work .has been started this
week on the new parish hall ad-
joining St, Johns -by -the -Lake
Anglican Church.
Mr, and Mrs, • Charles Reeves
left on Monday for a bus trip to
visit members of their fancily in
Edmonton, • Alta,
Miss Beulah Holt of Windsor
spent the weekend 'with her
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Mae Holt and Mrs. L. Geromette.
Ors, Tinkney,
Rev. Pinkney was .the recipi-
ent of a purse of American mon-
ey.
Mr. Pinkney preached his fare.
Well sermon on Sunday morning
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TRAINING COMMAND TRACK STARS --A team from RCAF Centralia tied for the
Training Command track championship held, in Trenton on Friday. The locals won the
'440 and the mile, the last two events of the day, to post .a total of 45 points and
emerge in a •tie for first place with 14 "T" • Group of Winnipeg. Pictured are: back
row, LAC Travaglini, F/C Irvine, F/C .Maybury, F/C Davis, F/C Howlett and F/C
Bartlett. Midle row, F/C Fast, F/C Huiberts, F/C Atkinson, F/C Nowak, F/C Clegg
and F/C Faulds. Front row, LAW Spear,LAW Cundiet, LAW Dewberry, F/C Mathe
son, LAW Strong and LAW Newcomb. :RCAF Photo
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PASS SWIMMING TESTS—Seventy-five children from Exeter district passed Red Cross
swim tests' at RCAF Station Centralia last week to complete this summer's training
at Exeter Kinsmen playground. Three of the candidates who were successful, along
with officials who conducted the program are shown here. Front row, left to right,
Bonnie and Dale Turvey and Marion Walker; back row, Carol Fletcher, swimming in-
structor; Larry Heideman, recreation, director, and Bill Harvey, assistant swimming
instructor'. —T -A Photo
Swim .Classes Popular
At Kinsmen Playground
Attendance was down this year receives a grant from the De-
partment of Educaton through
the Recreation Council. ,
President of the 'club this year,
Irvine Armstrong, conducted the
meeting after it was opened by
Lloyd Ford, retiring president,
vice-presidents are Gordon Ravi -
ham and Cal Wein; secretary is
Don Robertson; treasurer, Ron
Pattison; registrar, Jack Cough-
lin.
at Exeter Kinsmen's playground
but the swimming program was
one of the most successful yet,
the club learned at its first meet-
ing of the season Thursday
night.
,Ralph Genttner chairman of
the service committee, presented
a report on the program' which
showed attendance at 7,043 for a
33 -day program, compared to
9,633 over a similar period last
year.
Twenty-five children took swim-
ming tests at the conclusion of
the swimming program and all
of them passed. Exeter swim-
mers, combined with those frOm
RCAF Station Centralia, Cap-
tured third placein the five
swimming meets held among five
'district towns at the end of the
season. •
This is the first year the play-
ground has been operated by
the town's new recreation direc-
tor, Larry Heideman, and the
club expressed' satisfaction with A $19;000 `nursery school will
the results. It was indicated the open this fall in Willowdale, a
program may be revamped for suburb of Toronto, operated on
another summer, a non-profit, co-operative basis
Cost of the playground will where parents have almost as'
tonre3t0 of vhich otn ahe�,,hetowhaso agedo pay pot). rlinuell gothe TorontoDAC-
aily
as a contribution towards swim- Star,.
ming instruction, The club also 112r, Cy Strange, radio -TV ani
noun el
L� c ,formerly of Exeter, is
Henseall Personals a members of the building com-
mittee. The school which has'
New seats for TX'ensall United been operating for six years in
Church have been ordered from a rented church basement, will
Mr,
Adatn Black of II'ensal and I move to its.new quarters in the
willtan,
The be read] . .Ills
bythefere
middle for attendant' i
December. Newcarpetswill be $12 per month and the parents
ordered to cover the entire 'of tits children assist with the
auditorium. operation,
Mr. and Mrs. 1, Tt Davis,
Michael aeand Kay are returning • . .
home Sunday following a two-' Town Topics
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week vacation in EE,nd+land,
Leonard Prfor, 21, of Woad• i Mr. John Reth.er of Toledo,
stock, who is in critical condi- Ohio, has vacationed for three
tion following in aecident on weeks at his home here And
Tuesday ifl• whleh five .people lost assisted .his father, Mr. George
their lives, is a native of l"Icny 'net let, at the C, '.E., Toronto,
salt. Ills mother Was the former. Mrs. E. 3, Nash of Wifghaatt
14I u r tie 1 tleskins, of i:•fensall and 141r. and Mrs. Gerald Daudet
Leendrd Was' born here, Ills: and two children of Wituiipeg
father, Arthur Prior, lost his visited this week with Mrs. 4,
We in Woild 'War II, I W. Powell.
The club discussed plans for
its annual Harvest Jamboree
which will be held on Friday,
October 11, Cal Wein is in charge
of the event, which features six
hours of dancing, two orches-
tras, square dancing competition
and a beauty contest.
Nursery School
To Open In Fall
The club also decided to spon-
sor a world series pool.
George Noseworthy was ser-
geant at arms for the meeting.
News Panel
HAS Feature
• A Peet page panel «uiz ;and a
eritd of nccddhe introductorynetigof
the Houle and School Association
for the fall and winter term.
Mr. W. G. ,Cochrane .conducted
the quiz in wllich Mrs Cecil Wit.
son, Mrs. Beg Beavers, Mr. R.
Jermyn and Mi'. it. 0. Dinney
comprised the panel. They had
to determine the identity of six
local .contestants who had made
front page news, They included
Frank Taylor, who was al win•
ner in the Irish Sweepstakes in
1937; J., W. Weber who won a '
suit nt clothes dressed in .a bar-,
rel last month; Mrs. Jack Ful
cher, who won first prize for .a
favorite pie recipe • conducted by'
Chatelaine magazine; Myrtle
Reeder, who had her .car taken
from the front pt South Huron
Hospital recently; Wiliam Koele,
Crediton, , who won :medals, for
bravery in rescuing a pilot from
a crashed airplane near Credi.
ton in' 1951 and J. M. •Southcott,
who, with a newspaper party,
was presented to King Geprge V
and -Queen Mary at a garden
party in 1924.
The panel guessed the identity
of J. W. Weber, Frank Taylor
and William Koele although, as
J. W. Weber was the first con-
testant, the panel had five
minutes overtime to ask •ques-
tions before it was realized.
Square dancing was directed.
by Robert Grayer of RCAF Sta-
tion Centralia.
Mrs, William, Huntley., first
vice-president, presided, Mr, A.
B, Idle introducedthe public
school teaching staff.. Mrs. R.
Jermyn's room won the award
for parent attendance, It was:
decided to sell homemade candy
at the Exeter Fair- and to again
hold a skate and boot exchange
or sale as last year.
Exeter Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Amos • Warwick,
Garry and Terry Lee of Port
Huron spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher.
Mrs,. Florence Gould has re-
turned after holidaying in. Sud-
bury, Barrie and Orillia. Her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Esther Duns-
ford of Sudbury and cousins. Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Kitchen of Orillia
returned with her and are spend-
ing a few days.
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