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ItC rAdllton United Church ' held plishlents and a demonstration
intiversary services on. Sunday, an salad making w.asgiven bY.
arking the 3501 year of the Ruth Roeszler and Ivlargaret
resent •church, erected in 392?. Lawson,
peslker was.• a'former })•Astor, .Roll call was •answered by pre•
ev, Lawrence T'ur'ner of Lant-,tsentin;g,a picture of .a farm honte
eth. Taking ins his subject in for theTWe.edsinuir history,
e morning "The Piigrim .s Mrs. 'Russell Finkbeiner gave
ng" .and rn the evening. "A the hospital report -and the tag
ays.lie Scene" he delivered two. 40Y that was planned, in.aid .pf•
ne messages,' ' South Ifuron lospital, was .a
Guest Waist was Mr, Terry cbieved last Saturday. A dpna-
ode, who contributed a solo at tion was 'voted to the C,N.I,i3,.
ach service. Special 'music was Representatives of nine. W. I.
}Wished by the choir Under the branches will meet in Crediton
adership of Mrs, Lorne Presz- October 4 to hear reports on the
t..tor, with Mrs. G. :Stevenson A.C.W.W. Conference in Ceylon
yesiding. at the organ. wi}ieh Via be given by Mrs. G.
Visitors were present .from Maynard of Unionville, a form -
r , Neter, Shipka and, Brinsley, er resident of Crediton, .and Mrs.
•Ind many from Crediton Evan- G. Wilson of St. Marys.
helical Church.were present with . Mrs. Jas. Mawhinney presid-
,,heiir pastor Rev, Glen Strome, ed for Uie program when a .paper;
who assisted in the service, on agriculture, was given lay
Mrs. 'Nelson Schenk a story of
ai Girl
e n S
1.. nt rt
Vit. E
Crediton Women's Institute,, the : Morlock family ,given by
who sponsored 'a 441 :Girls Gar- Mrs. Gordon Morloc , piano sola
ten Club, entertained the girls by Mrs,, R, Geiser and vocal
nd their mothers at their meet-. solo. by Mrs, 3 Bishop.
Ing Tuesday evening. hostesses were Mrs, Gt, Mar -
President Mrs. W, Ma'c'k con- lock, Mrs, J, Mawhinney, Mrs,
gratulated the girls (The Classy L. Lamport, Mrs, E; Lampert,
Lassies) pn their successful proj. Mrs, li, Hodgins and Mrs. N.
ect andomplimented the lead- Schenk,
Ors, Mrs. Edward Lamport .and
Mrs, Lloyd Lamport, Mrs. E.
Lamport reported on the :Girls
Club gardens alid noted that an
exhibit was awarded a prize. at
Western '+air, .
Paula Boitlainne, a member of
the club, spoke on club, aceona
In 1039 the federal government
collected •tax, revenues of $45
er capita, at the 1944 war -time
eak $234 per capita, in the cur-
rent year More than $330 per
Senior
Citizens
Social ,
Evening
Tues., October l
Personal. Items
Mrs. George Leslie and son
David of Toronto and Mr, and
Mrs, Lorry Cann and daughter
Patricia of Alliston spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
frid Mack,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Insley and
son, Murray, spent several days
last week with the former's
brother near Sudbury and visit-
ed the past weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Oren Grace at Dear-
born, Mich,
Miss Doris Schwartz spent the
weekend with friends in Detroit.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Martin M.orlock
spent the weekend with Mr. A.
Morlock and Mr. and Mrs. If.
Young.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Hey spent
a few days recently in London.
Mrs, M, Foistvisited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Faist in St. Thomas and return-
ed home on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Zwicker
have returned after spending the,
summer months at Grand Bend.
Mr. John Kuzmick has return-
ed from ,Delhi.
Mr, and Mrs, F: Iiaberer an�
Miss Alma Datars of Zurich vis-
ited on, Sunday with Mr, and
8:00 p.m, Mrs, Lloyd: Gaiser. '
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dale of
Brampton and Mr. and Mrs.
James Schroeder, London, visit-
ed during the weekend with Mr.
Ladies please bring and Mrs, F. Clark. Mrs, Clark
sandwiches, or cookies. is still. seriosly ill.
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EXETER LEGION HALL
Ladies Auxiliary To
South Huron Hospital
Will Hold. Its Annual
Saturday, September 28
Please give generously when
the tagger calls on YOU.
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Kirkton
FALL FAl
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
October 1 and 2
Featuring .Ann May
And Her Trained Horse
PUMPKIN CONTEST for P.S.'Children Prizes $40
COLO4IFFUL•PARADE OF SCHOOL CHILDREN
LED BY BANNOCKBURN KiLTIE LAND
AND PALOMINO HORSES
Ferris Wheel and Other Rides
444 CLUBS OF DAIRY AND BEEF CALVES
2500, In Prizes
Actmbl fort '50¢ F. Children Frio Cars 25¢
ance ,In Aberdeen Hall
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOE(R 2
Good OrehMintra ..,. Every Ali. Wolconit Admission 15.
y
W'6llingfon "Stock Crows
roeldlint Sl croiseI.Trehsuret`
PREPARE Q
tTBCAMPAIGN—Centralia
United Cbt
1chr
S o le -LR
C ��
ro
u
t'
helped la prepare packets of Christmas Seals for distribution to, area residents this
h the campaign does. 't start until November, there's plenty of work to
year, Although e ,, �
be clone preparing for it., Left to right above are Beverly Smyth,...Shar'on Shoidiee,
Owen Lightfoot, tfoot Mrs. Janet Hicks, a leader=; arta. Ussery, Catherine Hodgins,. Carol
Gee L, cep MeFails, Allison Clarke,S`htrle Railings, Mrs. Olive Bssery, leader',.
McCurdy, Joyce _ 113 l?a. , � sy
d Blanche' Rollins,. Mrs. J.• B. Russell, Huron TB executive secretary,. and Mrs. J.
andg
T. Clarke, CG1T leader, are standing at the rear., --rtT-A Theta
Present Chair
On Anniversary.
Mr. .cad Mals. Rene Shaptoa l
entertained •ab0u-t 40. relatives_ ,on
Saturday evening lit their looms
in honor of Mrs, Shaptorr's pa-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. •Cbaries A.l-
iisolt of town who were .cele-
• bra:ting their twenty-fifth. wed.
ding 5X1niversary
Euchre, was- played and during
the evening Mr. and .Mrs: Alli^
so were •presented With .an 4)e-
casionai chair.
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GIVES AWAY, THEN TAKE, AWAY --This fast -talking auctioneer drew a bigcrowd,
when he opened his afternoon -long spiel by' giving away hundreds of pens, combs,
gum and other trinkets. Later, however, he started taking money in and one fair of-
ficial estimated he took away over $4,000' selling merchandise of questionable quality.
Relaekahs Donate
�
Lodge
a ctiyi-
.per on
Wednes-
dayGrand
the chair
Le ten
received to
meeting
Myrtle
Tuesday, Qc-
toberirthday
137 of
To CNIB Drive
Pride of Huron Rebekah
No. 338 opened their fall
ties with a pot leek sup
Wednesday, September 4.
At the meeting last
evening with Noble
Miss Ruth Skinner in
it was decided to dons
dollars to the C.N,L.B.
Invitations were
attend the "tea and"bazaar fol-
lowed, by the regular
and social evening of the'
Lodge, Tillsonburg Tuesd
1. and also the b
dinner in honor of the 44th birth-
day of Balmoral. Lodge
Paris, November 8..
Brucefield Church
--. Continued Fio+l Page 7
A reception for 60 guests was
held in the church parlors, the
dinner was served by the Tucker -
smith group of the Women's As -
he
el rn t
As-
sociation. v
ae,at On. For receiving
guests the bride's mother chose
a gown
white cor-
ded
blackd
of
an
ded silk with sequin trim and
pink accessories.. he groom's
mother assisted wearing a black
and white figured dress, black
duster coat, withwhite and
black accessories. Both wore
rose bud corsages.' Serving at
the dinner were the Misses Ar-
lene Hoggarth, Sandra Doig,
Grace Doig" Margaret McCly
morlL -
For travelling to the United
States and Northern Ontario, the
bride wore a black worsted suit
with accessories in white and
black and a corsage of pink de-
light roses. '
Mr, and Mrs. Talbot will re-
side in Bayfield. Guests were
present from, Woodstock, Lon,
don, Exeter, Simcoe, Brampton`,
Goderich. , ..
Alert today -alive tonierroW,--
DRIVE ,'SAFELY
Lyric
Theatre,
Phone 421
Previews Its
Coming Attraction%
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
SeptonHb4r 26, 2 Rid 2$
X'PAR.DNERS'l
* been Martin incl Jerry LIMO
NEWS COMEDY
Ii4OM 'TUES, bt WED,
September la, October 1 rind 2
"PULL OF LIFE"
* Judy Holiday,
* Richard Conti
1 406146 SHORTS
COMING :.1
HOLLYWOOD OR OUST"
* Duan Martin OM .lorry Lewis
Zurich Lady Legion Auxiliary
Retains Title initiates Member
Chani►r,C+ook
Continued From r 1;'age '1
Mrs. lufusti1%ex .le, $.
JJ, #arey,
!arts k'nHQQ* d l'r4„ i454
41rapes, W, S. 1). Storey' straw.
berries, Storey, Mrs. gestic, rasp-
berries, Mrs, .Iasi"tore, A1iS
,lottett; years, Airs. 1'.a s rf rat o r.e ;
t"e telrt,s, airs. 4. Armstrong, Mrs,
i'tgatn(„ •.e, :cherries, Airs. Morons,.
Mrs. Pasmore: plums, Airs. Pass-
rnoa e, 111rs. Arnlskronir; tolna.toea,
to
.hi
r
is
w n s
s M 1u r•s
Corn, Mrs, Puss, Airs. Passmore:
peas,' Alts, 1'assu,o,•e, Mrs.Fuss:
string beans. WO. William Sil-
l1ry, Mas. 'Puss; tomato. juice,
Mrs. ;ones, Trus. 1'`uns:. tipple Jetiy.,
alrs,i,'Ilss, Mrs. :Suiten; red our.
r•atit jelly. 'Mrs. Funs; s.ny .eon,.
serve, Airs, Armstrong, Mrs. SVhit-
intr,
fireen tomato i,ickfe, ]kit's. Vitas,
Mrs, Armstrong; Inuatard pickle,
Mrs. f'4 $amore, Margaret took,
Centralia;1 1 c k 1 n 4 cucumbers,
Ars, Passmore, Margaret COok;
pleiIPr1 bents, nice. Arrnatrong,
A1rs, ,Zones; chili sauce, Mrs. Cud -
:Imre, Mrs. Armstrong; pepper
relish,. Mrs, Puss; canned chicken,
Airs, Fuss, canned beef, Mre.
A new member, Mrs. Roy.
Mrs. H. A. •Fuss, Zurich, re- Baynharn, was initiated at the
tained her title as top winner in first fall meeting of the Ladies
the ladies' work department at Auxiliary to the Legion on Mon -
Exeter Fair but she received day night which
exhibitor, Mrs Mely Staffer, of with a pot luck supper.
tough competition from a new was preceded
Seaforth A cake donated by Mrs. Doug-
Mrs. Fuss received 11 firsts las Triebner was won by Mrs.
ani eight seconds for her sill- Gerald Campbell and the mys'
cies while Mrs. Staffer copped , tery prize was won by Mrs.
11 firsts and seven seconds. Ralph Willis.
Not far from the' leaders in Mrs. Luella Hall, Zone Com
third place was "Mrs, Delmer mander of Blyth will attend the
Skinner, R.R. r Centrdlia, who next meeting on which the Aux -
captured nine firsts and eight .iliary celebrates a birthday.
seeonds.
•Members of -Bethel Reformed
Ladies' Aid were awardel five SOrorhty Starts
firsts- and two seconds. Mrs. Lu-
ther Reynolds, Exeter, won three
firsts and three seconds.
Winners 'of two firsts included
Mrs, Alvin Moir, H.R. 1 Hensall;
Mrs. Hugh Love; R.R. 3 Exe-
ter, and Ors. H. Simpson, Exe-
ter.
T.adtes %� ear "Flotrsreoat, Mrs.
bAhner Sirfr tiller, 1 Centralia, Mrs.
Luther Reynolds ..xetea niglrt-
gown, ltIrw 141 Simpson Exeter,
Mrs.. Skinner; house dress Mrs.
Mely Staffer, Seatnrth Mrs. M.
A. Fuss, 'Zurich; cobbler's apron,
Mrs. Simpson Mrs, Skinner: fancy
apron, Mrs, Skinner, Mrs. Staffer;
lady's camisole, 111 re. Fuss; •balt-
alip, Mrs, Funs, Mrs. SlrrVon,
Men's Wear—Fancy socks, Mrs.
Fuss, 1i'eien ilrestcott Exeter;
,W,rk socks, Mrs. Truss; pyjamas,
Mrs, Staffer, .lvirs. Harvey Hyde,
Hertsall; sport short, Mfe. ' Skin-
ner; work shorts, Mrs. Staffer,
Mrs, x'uss.
Irwin's Mary Maxim Special—
Mrs. :Bob Pryde., 1 Hense.l1; Yrs.
Beg Knight,Exeter; Miss KaY
Whiting, Mrs. Starter; play dress,
Mrs, :Sts,ffer, .Mrs. Fred. Smith,
ITay; dress, Mrs Alvin Moir, :Rix -
titer; sun snit, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs.
.lnfret; baby set Bethel :Reform-
ed Ladles Aid Xvira. Miss,
Fall Program. .
1 tress,
Collection of three jars of fruit
--11irs, Alvin Moir, Exeter; Sandra
Sharrow, Grand fiend; Peggy Mc-
Laughlin, Exeter; Lenore 1,'rott,
t estul. Bend.
.borne. (tanned products special--
Cavell
pecial—
C,kven Circle.
*I'onry, Insole 5Yrn11, ('shdi
Maple syrup, ]•f, A, puss' maple
cream, ]vies. .Tones, Mrs. McKen-
zie; chocolate fudge, Mrs. Mor-
ena. Mrs. trove; divinity fudp'e,
Mrs, Melgenzte, ,Storey,
Strobl And :4;1is,lk
('tired haat, Stirs. Fuss; cured
meats, 119,x. I'.rrss; salad plate.
Als, Thigh Love; meat pies,
Storey; dessert apple dishes, Mrs.
Love, Ml's. Morena.; salad areas
inh, Mrs, 11acKenzie, Firs. Moir;
cottage cheese, Mrs. William Sit -
t"
'cry; mince meat Mrs, Passmore,
lora. Whiting; roasted rooster,
Mrs. Hyde, Storey; lunch tier,
mr.n Za.yde, airs. Titles.
Eggs
'White, rbcs, 'milting, Mrs. Wm
Sillery; brown, Mrs. Storey, Mrs
ifyde, Airs. Whiting; Mixed,. Mrs
W,11 1(10g, N.hs. Sillerr, Mrs, Hyde
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority cont'
menced the fall term with a
meeting at the home of Mrs: R.
W. Reada week ago Tuesday
evening.
A program "Painting the Per -
by
,son , was presented June
Bierling and Helen Westcott.
Mrs, R.. C. Dinney was ap-
pointed convener of the annual
dance to be held the first •week
in November. The gift brought
icy Mrs.. H. G. Hooke was won
by Mrs.- William Huntley.
The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Lou Bailey, Mrs. Walter
Bentley, Miss ,lune Sterling and
MrS. 3,t. C. Dinney.
Town Topics
Mr. Mrs E ;liKltt
ivlrs. T. Manrin and deo ,er e
Puffs% are visiting with M.•
and Mrs.'Herb Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. E, A. Howa:l4.
returned on Saturday after
spending ten days with Mr. aind
Mrs. Verne Roulston •Apd 4augtt
tors in Simone-.
'Mrs, Malcolm MacKay and
Mrs, Roy Buehler of .Detroit are
•visitors with, Mrs. C. Rivers.
M. and Mrs, Wilfred 'Donee
attended the fortieth wedding an-
niversaty of Mr. ,and. Mrs. Wil-
liam Harding, in St. Mary's last
Thursday. •
Mr. and Mrs, it, B. Markle,
Bryan, 0h10 are, guests this
week with Mr. and Mrs. R.
lfestle, other visitors included
•:Mr, .John Reed and family, El•
Mira, Mr. Thos, Wilson And Mrs„
T.as. Pomeroy, London.
tarIite
rive*In Theatre
5 Mils East of .Grand iPond
11,5 Miles Wait of No, 4 :Highway
on. Crediton Read
FRIDAY A SATURDAY
.t
September 27 and 21
THE RAWHIDE YEARS`"
Tony Curtis
sir Cotaon Miller
•Clinton
>FEATU*LN, ITN
IRANDIIIST 'WIDE
IM HURON COO
THURSDAY A. 141,1041E
September 24 ett4 2?
"CASH ON D* UV*!R „
Ik SIviflolt 1�►1nte. J
* ,lepra Omit*"
"
(T'wearteeate)
,SATV*D.AY :11 MONDAY
Se,ptenrber 24 cat *
"GORY"
(Calcar, Superscope)
* •Merger t O1,4eail
1t, Emmen
(Ones 4artoera)
TUESDAY .Il `WEDNESDAY'
October 1 and 1,
"GREAT DAY IN:'HI
MORNING"'
(Colour, Superscope)
* Robert Stack
* Yireinie .Mayo
* Ruth Itomon
(One Cartoon)
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Reasonable speed allows more
Lime to act, --DRIVE ,:SA.FELY
COMING EVENTS
ROLLER SKATING —Exeter]
Arena, Friday, Sept. 27, 8 p.m.
Bring your own skates. 26e
BARN DANCE -- At Jim Grif-
fin's nevi' barn, every Friday i
night, 5• miles north of St. Marys
on East River Road, hall mile,
from Motherwell. Melody Ranch
Boys, Friday, Sdpt 27, Door
prize; e 9 :0p0.1; 00. 26*
HAM & BEAN SUPPER—Tues- F{ glt.ttlret0lttllfoltltt1 t11114,po1011111 t,nt.loll/ 1111ttut,110lrttwtt1,11/11/tit„tt„Itt+tonl,"o,ttrr(,r,Irtlnl,n,�„
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1)..4.h Han.Sponsored by the
Kinsmen Club ,At Clinton...'
Dcincing
Each & Every Saturday 'Nits
EXETER LEGION MEMORIAL HALL
Clarence Petrie and his Nit. Hawks
This week, by popular request,
starring lovely singing star
Gale Atwell
Spot Prizes Dancing 9.12
Adm:, 75¢ Jackets and Jeans Not Allowed
1i
W.A. of. Trivitt Church. ' 29c '
LADIES AUXILIARY TO
SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL
Rummage
Sale
OF WINTER CLOTHING
•
Sat., Oct. 5
1:00 p.m.
407 Main St. S.
(Formerly Snelgrore's)
Acceptable articles include
adults' and children's coats,
dresses, gloves,, mit-
tens,
dres , g , n,
tens, shoes and goloshes.
Clothing which. requires
cleaning may be taken to
Brady or Mid -Town Cleaners.
where it will be cleaned free
of charge and delivered to
the sale.
HELP YOUR HOSPITAL
ANNUAL FALL
BINGO
$2,000 Cash
Clinton Lions Arena
WED., OCT. 2
15 REGULAR GAMES FOR $25.00 EACH
•-THE-WEALTH JACKPOTS $1,000 4 SHARE
4 DOOR PRIZES OF $25.00 EACH
TIME
DA
D TtVI
STANDARD or :3 S
8:30 DST
7 0
OPEN
DOORSa
Bingo Starts' at 9:30 DST, 8:30 Standard
Adan:�$1 All Special & Extra -Cards :25¢, 5 far $1.
e Present this'advertisement at the door and receive
a tree ticket on the door prize.
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Ffav, Exeter.
Chlldrens Wear•*Overalls; "Mrs. FUNI FUNI FUN! FUNI FUNI FUNI FUNI' FUN FUNI
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Living. room -- Cushion, Mrs.
Mnrr,aY Veil, Exeter, Mrs, Bug
Love, S tester needle -point, Airs.
Love, Mrs, fuss; ..tatted doily;
Mtn, Puffs, Mrs Stutter; shell pic-
ture, Mrw Alvin Malr, Exeter,
Mrd, I uSS; chair Set, Mrs. Staffer,
ants, 'Whiting,
D1nhng rami Luncheon cloth,
Mrs. Staffer,'Mrs. Puss; bridge
wet Mrs. Stat ter, Mrs Skinner,
centre01ei'e, M. staffer AMS.
sk1n115 r; renttepietf hatted),.
MI5 T+us5 Mrs. 1 uthlt t"eynnlrle;
Natic1 set, Mrs, skinner, Mrs.
Staffer.
Bedroom and hail -troop -I. -Pillow
ttlll,s, 1nnnnl4rIi1l1)tltl, Mrs, nob
I+niton, idxeter, Mrs, 1,irss; white
embroidery, Mrs. Sic inner, MrS.
'rlryile; 00101'0(1 eiitbroldery, ilirrs.
Skinner, Bethel Ladles AM; dress-
ing, table set; Mrs. Starter, Mrs.
Whitlnc; lsttndry bag, Mrs. I.Hytie,
bits, skinner.
:KIWI PA 0.0. Plotrr sack article,
Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. :Matter; eta.
eliet '110.11oldoqui. 'Bethel LstileS
Aid MiS. ;Skinner; oven mitts,
iilia, ruse, Nt) w :ttaffer,
Gril1ts and bedspreads —Parley
Malting, •Ayre Puna, Mrs, Baylt-
ham; ileac, Potters, Mt{. Luther
rieyrlelds, Mrs l'nsa; grout) '4rrllr-
lug, Mrs, 11'uss; applique, Jut'S.
T,"rrsS, Mrs. Luther Bryon -Mk; ern.
('het bedspread, afi's, J'. A. ChaTl-
mart, Pieter; eml,roltlet•ed bad.
spread Mrs. "William ilangll,
Tigs-.t!otton Spring mat, Mtn.
'Thigh Love, Elliott W e s t c a t t;
mat,
Luther
bnoltP(t talk' tY a , Mrs. rth
it e y it V, T d S. Mrs. Love; booked
yarn, Mrs.. t"hapinalr, Mrs. A, r4.
'Ricks; braided rags, Mrs. ,1tafter,
'Bethel'Ladle* Aid, .
Ivliarellntyeotta — ;Shopping hS S,
MrS,,t.trther ]1.evnnlds MrS. Tyt1e
lunch `'loth. Mrs. l"'uSS; iititfted
toy, MrA. :k'sstle, ''urs. Smith;
something tisafui fretri StlnrekhtnS
traeleas, MrS„.Smith, ;Smith, Mrs. ,anti•
nor; dr5Sserl ,1nlr, Mrs Skinner,
Mrs, 't', i'.sshnis#ii, 14 e1er.
Nee' ('anaitlatiS t`hlid'ir -dress,
P,' hsl 1,s4IASr APS; knitted Arena,
C,dtrtal. Ltdlt'S k14; knittlact Sweat.,
S>r .r§sthbi Li*ldiS*
More Fun Than Ever!
Exeter Kiritsttten Present Their Third Annual
HARVEST
JAMBOREE
Fri.; Oct. 11' — Exeter Arena
Six and One half Hours of Merriment — 9,30 to 4
+�i
D sJARitiINE'S — TWO B OS THE SERENADERS
FUNI FUN/ FUNI "FUN!
SEE THE CHOOSING AND
CROWNING OF EXETER
KINSMEN'S THIRD
HIARVEST-
1
QUEEN .
Adrrilsala tr, Mei $LOfl;
New and O/d
Time D�ncing
DRESS Mk A GOOD T1MEI
Amos, Skirts and Plald Shirts
Compets °Por
EXETER tKIINSMEN
SQVA E
DANCE
TROPHY
• Organize a set and 'enter
this new etimpetitlOrt , 'fO r
snuare dancets, Contest is
restricted to amateur 'group
froth Baron, ii,tiddlesex and
Perth tr5u'ntler, ida'ttdsnftie
new trophy donated b' Vet.
nien for arirlO4I mptt t on
PQM POW 'NUN! FUNI FUNNt 'FUNI 1=UNN1
PUN! ` fine FUNI