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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-10-16, Page 3a I. "'"""""---.---1-'—'"'"."...."'"'"'"'"'"'"""","`""".—.WW'r'"'"."`,1,41111,1.1.dirrlitWirriAr.rn, • News Of Grand Bend errrorreser.rirr.rmorrorrerro 13y MRS. R. KEOWN Active 'Citizen Dies At Resort The death occurred on Tliters- Women Teachers Outline '..Program 'rhe executive of the local unit ,of the Federated Women Items of-:Socbil -And Porsonal Interest In and Around lExeter „„. an Wednesday for a holiday in -Gravenhurst and :Willie. ror,=-7.7 11.1 Topics Teachers' Aesoelation met in the The gxeier Timee-Adynate is ,alwaye'Leas1 e +e,. .o :publish these acme. Mr. and Mrs. lime Devine Exeter Public School on Toes- t We and our readers are interested in you and, your friends. Phone 779, spent Thanksgiving weekend in daY evening and outlined plans Port Heron,. Mich. for the year's program. Mr. Thomas Tapp, Detreit. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Case, 1.4ame Winners Of Series Pools Kinsmen $100 poot winners in this yeer's World Series were Gordon Williams, onclon; hies Benson Tnekey. *Boy Jory and Gerry McLaren, Grand Bend; Jean Trempe, Centralia; Mrs. Clifford Jory, president, vent several days with his sister,. Johnny, Jimmy and Janice, New- George Schummer, Kitchener.. Mr. and Mrs. T.M Dodds of Mrs. day afternoon. October 2, after Grand D ' left ---* . * . Miss Marjorie DesJardine, at a long and yainful illness, of the winter" inFlorida.Mrs _, named to represent the Exeter market, with Mr. and Mrs., Ben Mrs. Helen Holland, Norman Case and Mr. and Mrs., lie b Martin, Wein D I d r Wally. as moo ; 0, Sunday to spend and Mrs. Douglas Hughson were Miss Mary Tapp. ited school at the regional eonlet Airs. C. E. Zurbrigg. town, Jerry Lawson and Wilfred Paton the home of her sister, Mrs. with . iLtinneal Station vis -I er. and Imre. Be G. Ra4.. Raninton, Aiousseau, Zurich. throy for , over the weekend of Octo- spent several days in the Alus- Air. _anti Airs. Donald iiill a ence . . Winchelsea; Ed Little, li. II* . ensa ; Erie Elnan, Grid Bend, young- the lwereeknen\de.s n Stra rid ATI the late Jule DesJardine• at their Grand Bend c tt g o a es be het I in N ' ' 1 • II e spent the holiday weekend, with Glen Belling of the inspection in a separate $?,5 pool theough- •eet daughter of Mrs. Finn me bee 25. koka district last week return- David of Paris with Mrs Milo Clara Petrie' Verne Smith. and The following people'were seen! the first regteae meeting will ;mg on Thursday. Mrs. Ratz Snell.' * Mrt, Gordon Hale. The late Miss Dcsjardine at- over the holiday: Mrs. Harry t J.A.D. McCurdy School( tended' Grand Bend Public: Greb and children, of Kitchener; tiebool and Westervelt Business Air. and Airs. Jack'Mennel, Mr. I ception of a few years in Port London; Mr. and Mrs. D. Mar— College in London. With the ex- and hies. F. Chapman, both of .11.; ions Hear Huron and Toronto she spent tin, Ingersoll, and Mr. and Mrs. -• • • • •-• her entire life in Grand Bend out the community, the winners Mrs, hurhrigg. staff of the Ba.nic of Nova Sea+ named were Amelia Acheson, Airs. ,Jan Mason and i Judy at- ha and his assistant,. Jet! Flan- Fred Uuxtable, Reg Stagg, Mrs. tended the Marshall-Bish.op wed- ming and Donald Link and fam• Clarence Heywood, "Red," Scott ding in Toronto on Saturday. thy. Belleville with Air. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. .Feege. Robert Belling, and Bill Pincombe. 1 where she was very active in Mrs. James Dalton left on Fri- Area Official t 1 5.411 wereiiMondayrsguestsIiOet.of,Town Visitors - Ai JosephFerguson, li. Loetheed, of WOOdStOek. 1 church anti community life. She day night for a weekend pilgrim- - - , .. . . . Chiselherst. I etioir for many years, a Sunday ,hir, and Mrs. Fred Wilson, few days in Detroit. arc'spending Airs. Ralph Batten in Toronto. U p Si. htl ig y, ibyLerian Church came to be Steeper. known as Greenway U a it e d Mrs. J. H. McGregor. of Grand Church. as great disappointments in life Wilma Coates a " Bend, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton • and in service , &hoot. teacher and interested in spent the holiday with their 0 - work)" said Da' Rev. and Airs. John vin„,,,,,, Mr. and Mrs. William Wright of Parkhill, visited On missionary work. She also served daughter, Ruth, Mr. and M% i Luel,now, an the occasion of Watson,.his o". . Grand Rapids,Michigan, cliffe in Clinten. Hay township tax rate will he Services on Sunday will be Hayes, with Air. and Airs. Don- ; tric _ Governor Rae of. , (.,,1 7 t' with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon gut- ' I official visit to the E,xeter Lions visited a few days at the home "slightly higher" for 1858, Reeve Under the direction of the min- Sundae* as a member of the Grand Bend Harold Cottington anel family first members of the Orpha Mr. anti Mrs. Ken -Young spent II Club at its Club, Library Board and one of the Toronto. Thanksgiving in Detroit, Mich. day last. Armstrong's Restaurant Thurs. "Awe, supper meeting at „ , • e of Rev. and Mrs, Richard. Van • Th. nksgiving Visitors with their son, Douglas, a stu- councilyi Allier. and Mee. Lawrence Wein I dent at Albert College Belle- , meeting Tuesday night. V;LsBeetcktieler les‘alird atthaiswe specialek. ister Rev. A. E. Holley, when A 4., family. Reason for the increase in , Hee will deliver the messages heldinthe '1,1 e Church. !at both services. SPecial music Dr. li. Godsell a layman of Pon- old McGregor and Anniversary services will be . He outlined some of the sells- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Witmer, etthe rise in the county rate to will be provided by the choir Dr.Sundaeat 11 Lin, and 7.30 p.m. Godsell, Detroit, will be the The funeral service was held Mr. and Airs. George E. Jack- evening - -Mon- son. MLA, and family, were at faction received in doing some- Tillsonburg, with Mr, and Mrs. . r. and is. Frank Taylor M' In the United Church on E. A. Holley, who paid tribute Thanksgiving weekend, and on the other hand 1to3e.3'nsmhiiplis,remain the same as luinadrer!r the leadership of Mrs. guest speaker. ,Isaac,swith Miss Evelyn • theMilsyseelfeanridellmWithmlmbriirnauadndAAirfrs: their Oakwood cottage for and Jeanat St. ClairShores,D day afternoon conducted by Rev. thing worthwhile to some needy Wes Whiner. trait and Pontiac. ' e - School and road levies for the c to her courage, fortitude and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanialte individual,i Grandur Curls asBe node organist:Services'Cjrch‘vinilf Ken Larmer, of Burketon, spent guests, the disappointment in the lack of • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hogg Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fraser in faith during all her illness. entertained as weekendand Fred, and Miss Beverly Wil- Birminghael, Mich. last year., I be withdrawn for the day. Personal Items I Mr. and Mrs, -Wm. Ricks spent , Carman Woodburn. support or enthusiasm when sem all of Besides her mother she leaves Air. and Mrs. Douglas Burnett,Oshawa, Messrs. Fred Miss Greta Harness with Mr. Mill rates include; I some worthy project is attempt-. to mourn her loss her sister, of Toronto, also their sou, Air. Hill and Fred Ford, Toronto, and Airs. C. W. Hall, St, Marys. General township,fare i • and 1 - Mrs. Elnan, and un brothers, Bruce Stanlake, wife and family, ed. and Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Sims. Air. and Mrs. Harvey F'er- residential, 2.e; commercial, 5.1; ' Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McPhee- , Harold Honsberger and family the weekend with Air. and Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Taxes In fla Times•Advocate, October IL 19,58 Pago! Comments From Greenway Mork Anniv.rsary.t and family in London. Anniversary services . will he ; Airs. 1 Sao*, of Parkil-4 held next Sunday, in Greenway,,:and Mr. and Airs. Glen tvoorl. United Church at 11 a.m. and : burn and Sandra of P'resto4 on Sunday with Mr. awl 7:30 p.m. The first religious ser- visited in this Mrs. Cecil Smithers and .fa-mily„, vices' ' that, were held .neighborhogd date back to the! Mr. and Mrs. Russell 13rOW.13 year 1860 when Mrs. James Mac- and family visited 4)n Sunday, Pthieleroncommunity gathered 1 .ntitioe chTrldrivionl:;Ioef i: wiAtihr.replaattizosn aliltoAodrbicuthlrita* of To, and held Sunday School for . ronto, spent. the weekend at 44 in 1875 a Methodist Episcopal home.'llii*.and Airs. Lewis Doan and some time. church was built on the present :Cynthia, of London, visited, on site and in 1897 it was moved ‘ Sunday with Mr. and Airs. Lawx.- over to the farm of Mr. H. Eg- : once .Curls,, • gert and •a new church. was built.! Miss June Steeper, of Belton, known as Boston Methodist And Mr. Bobbie Steeper of Oril. Church, which in 1926 at the . ha spent the weekend With their Randy with friends in Windsor - . - - "- - - - ----- - 7 issue of union with Corbett Pres- ' parents, Mr. and Mrs, Johnnie "There are great thrills as wa Miss. Joan Parsons and Alfss was a •memberof the United age to the Shrine of Ste Ane de and Chatham, .Chierch and also of the church Beaupre. Boss and Wallace all of Grand TIIP following people were seen "Learning to live and making 'Windsor, with hirs. W, J. Forcl. kins accompanied by Mr. Ivan road rate 9. general school son, of Toronto, and Miss Ruby of Vineland. at their Southeott Pines cottages the best of all situations is one of Bend, five nephews and three Mr, and Mrs. Lou McKerlie, the most important, things in nieces, and a host of friends in the community. London; Mr. and Mrs. William le." Kernohan, London; Mr. and Airs. The remains rested at the Ale! Southeott, Exeter; Mr. and Hoffman funeral parlors at Dash- Mrs, Ian Coles and guests, Lon - wood where a short service was don; Dr. and Mrs: Schlotzhauer, held on Monday, and were then of Stratford; Dr, MacGregor, taken to the United - Church, Kitchener, and Mr. and Airs, Grand Bend, for the public sere- David Logan, of London. ice. Interment was in Grand Air. ,and Mrs. Charles Lawson, Bend cemetery, of Hamilton, visited with friends in Grand Bend over the holiday. Mr. anti Mrs. Les Hutchison spent the weekend with their daughter, Lois, Mr. and Mrs. R. Davidson. The W.A. of Grand Bend United Church is holding a• tea, bake sale and bazaar in the church basement on Saturday, October 25, at 3 o'clock, This ‚group is also having a used clothing drive for the, bale, Grand Bend United Church T.W.S. group will meet Friday, October_ 17, in the Sunday School rooms. — Please .Turn To - Page 10 The pallbearers were Messrs. Ezra and Elgin Webb, Ross Love, Garnet Patterson, Arthur Fink- beiner 'and Wellwood Gill, and the flqwer hearers, Messrs. Ed- ward Gill, Donald Hendrick, El- mer Webb, William Love, Willis Gill and Jay Whiteford. Personal Items : The Rev, and Airs. E. Wattam left last week on a motor trip to Western Canada for six weeks. Mr. and Airs. L. Johnson enter- tained for Nancy's third birthday last Tuesday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. Al, Dodds, Mrs. L, Geromette and Mrs, May Holt, Mr. and Mrs. E. Keown left SOUTH END SERVICE Used Car Buys! '58 METEOR DEMONSTRATOR SEDAN 1,200 miles, is automatic and tutone. It's a beauty: '56 METEOR HARDTOP Tutone, rear'. seat speake r, 'new whitewall tires, black and white in- terior. Sharpest thing on wheels! SOUTH END SERVICE Russ and Chuck Snell PHONE 328 EXETER rVilr4,19,719 Mrs. Laura Doman, Sarnia, Mr. in Detroit. araretea,):3 •s(ripotHaspp7li;capleederloagnhogfl weekendPalitickowiltHhanelliil•tso.n*A. Pollock served in the United ChurCh 011 spent the 4 Thanksgiving service was our Mr. and Mrs. Ezra McDonald, Perkins,. Lendon, with relatives and Mrs. Wilbert Welch Both- Alr. and Airs. Art Cann and Agriculture two-fifths' fire re- and Mr. Harold Pollock. •Sunday. Joanne'Margaret, daugh+ , e A sing song was led by Lion Iva, with -their aunt, Mrs. Eve- Roger with Airs. Cam's mother . . . . ; . tection for farm buildings, two,' Miss Jeanette Steeper of Sandter of Mr. and Mrs. HarveY Wal h her peron , and Ronald Hugh , set Tamer Bill Cocbraee, with Tail Ii BroderickAirsALTarnbling Dunn- fifthsZurich and Dashwood POI Hill spent the weekend 'wit . Twister Elmer Bell in charge of - Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Dinney Ibe fine box. Harry Strang, of and Pat, Toronto, with the fee- Usborne, was welcomed as a new nier's mother, Airs, Thomas Dm - member. ney. Twenty-five dollars was donate Mrs, F, L. Jackson and Peter, ed to the institute for the blind. A Dunnville; with the former's Par - Hallowe'en party for the children - was proposed, and arrangements were' made for a paper drive. Lion John Goman introduced the question of Lion participation E. AL Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and family. in the proposed swimming pool for Exeter and community. The Miss Pat Cann and Miss Gail cost of an open pool is estimaled Knights, Port Arthur, both stu- at $40,000, $30,000 of which it is dents at Alma College, St. Thom - Cann. proposed to raise by public sub- as, with Mr, and Mrs. Carfrey scription, The club asked for ' more time to consider it. Air. Bruce Cudmore, Hamilton. Members of the - club will and Miss Nancy Cudmore, Lon - attend a rally at Arthur on the I don, with their parents, Mr. and date of the next regular meeting. i Mrs. Mervyn Cudmore. The local meeting will be held I Mr. and Mre..• W. H. Waddell, Tuesday, October 28. I Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Read ' and family, Toronto, Misses Marguerite and Trudy Pickard and Mr. V. Puls, Hamilton, with Mr. anti Mrs. C. V. Pickard. Miss Nancy Boyle, London, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boyle. cots, Air. and Mrs. G. A. Cann. Mr. and Airs. Gordon AL Grove and family, Toronto, with Mrs. News Of Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Mrs. 'Vera Blackwell, of Pet- rolia, spent the holiday weekend with Mr, and Airs. Wesley Hey- wood. ' Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Cooper. Mr. and Mrs, Don Parsons and Susan, Mrs. Philip Murch -visit- ed on Friday .evening with Air. and Airs. Russell King, Credie ton. • - The Elimville Mission Band presented a skit on Japan at the South Huron Presbyterial meet- ing at Crediton United Church on Friday afternoon, The Hallowe'en party for the Elimville Mission Band will be held in the church basement on Friday eyening, October 24, at 8 p.m. There will be no services at Elimville on Sunday morning because of Thames Road .anne versary service. The Elimville anniyersary service will be- held the following Sunday, October 26, at 11 a.m. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Coultis and Neil of Toronto visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coultis. . Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and family of London have moved Into their new home, formerly owned by Mr, Grant Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunning - ton have moved into the house south of Melville owned by Mr. Laverne Skinner. . Mr. and Airs.' Howard Peen and Joan visited on Monday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobb of Hohnesville. Mr. Elgin Skinner, of Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with his par. ents, Mr. and Airs. Everett Skinner, Every*inei-_s: TalkiOg, • About The Magnificent ETE Styled Especially For Canadians THE ALL-NEW METEOR WILL RE ON DISPLAY OCTOBER 13 AT UM! END SERVICE The Meteor 13 Models In Four Groat Series TERM TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET . South .End Service PHONE. SU Rum $1nd Chuck •Shall Topics From Wocodham e w eie a towns ip (New provincial regulations pro - schools are in an area, the gene - By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE ral rate is included in the school assessment rather than in the township rate. Hay's school area rate is actually the same last • year.) Stanley school area, 8; Stanley U.S,S. 9, 10; S.S.S. 1 Hay, 8; S.S.S. 1 Stanley Union, 12; Union S.S. 1 (closed). none. Nomination and election dates were set for November 28 and December 8. The clerk was instructed to write the Agriculture Society and Zurich Lions Club to appoint re- • placements for the two members who recently resigned from the !Hay Community Centre Board, parens, r. is, c r. an rs. ona c eg lice village rates, 15. Steeper. were baptized. Two flower tables School rates: Hay area, 7.8 Mrs. Lloycl Brophey spent a from the C.G.I.T. and leaders special rate;' school debenture, couple of days last week with were presented to the church 2.2; general rate, 3; total of 13. ?gr. and Airs, Cleve Brophey ! and dedicated. • Sunday Visitors Mr. and Mrs, George Levy of Russeldale with Mr. and Airs. Walter. Levy, With Misses Rhea and Blanche Mill, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mills, of Mr. and Mrs. Don Rixon, Mary Jane and Robert of London. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Skinner and family of Munro, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tufts of Kirkton with Mrs. Roy Kirk and Lorna. Mr. anti Mrs. Harvey Dunnell and family with Mr. and Airs, John Tipping. Guests of Mr. and Airs. Bill Rundel and Shirley were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott, Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Russell and family, Munro, Mr. Gerald Misses Helen Sweet and At. Brintnell, Kirkton., with Mr. and Baker, Toronto, with the for- Mrs. Joe Blommaert. mer's Mother, Mrs. Muriel Sweet. Mr. -and Mrs. Hiram Hannah, They all spent Monday in Guelph. Kirkton, with Mr. end Mrs. Alex Miss Jane Farrow, University Gartenburg. of Toronto, with her parents, Mr. and Airs. Don Hewett and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Farrow. family, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gack- Harold Levy and Lyn, of St. stetter and family, ,Guelph. Mes- Marys, with Mrs. H. Chatten ars. John and Edward Gackstet- and Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Archie ter, Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs. Cbatten London. James Fergusan and Ron, To- Air. and Mrs. William Rhode ronto and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc- Intyre and Leslie, Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. William Hor- ney. Mrs. E. G. Lloyd, Grant and Sheila, and Mrs. M. Carter, of Schomberg, with . Mrs. William Mair and Mrs. Ferguson. Mr. and hire, Grant Taylor and son, David, of Sarnia, with Mrs. Hector, Taylor. Air: ant Mrs. Gordon Peacock, St. Marys, with Mr. and Airs, William Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hennessey, and Faul, Harrow and Mr, Pat Hennessey, Chatham with Mrs. Leo 'Hennessey. Mrs. Al Horton. Larry and Kathy, recently of Camp Borden, are visiting with the former's mother, Mrs. Hen- nessey prior to leaving for Green- wood, N.S. where Mr. Horton has been posted. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mattingly, Douglas and Judy, Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hanni- gan and three sons, Waterloo, with Mrs. Mary Hannigan. Airs. Garnet Hodgins.St. 'Alarm Mr.. and Mrs. William Quinton, Diane and Bob. Air. and Mrs. Robert Lilley, Susan, Barbara and David, Miss Helen McFalls all of London, Mrs, Nie Johnston, Glanworth, Mr, and Mrs. George Walls and Joyce. Mr. and. Mrs. 'Ross McFalls and David; Mr. and Mrs'. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael anti Mrs. Arthur McFalls, Centralia, Mr. and Airs, Bruce. Glenn and John, Toronto, Mr. and, Mrs. Mervin Hayter, Darlene and Glenn, Varna, Mr. andMrs. John M. Glenn, Hensel], Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Walls, Mrs. Samson McFalls and Miss Nettie MeTag- gart, Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Glenn. Apply' For SS Rights Application hat been made to the Ontario *Department of Edu- cation to establish a separate school for families of St. Boni- faee Roman Catholic Church, Zurich, Rev, C. A. Doyle taid this week. "We have also applied for authority to issue debentures to finance construction of a two• or three-room building," the priest stated, Si -ie of the school will not be known untii a survey is takee to determine, the number of children who will attend. It has been estimated there are about 75 children in the perish. Pupils tram a three-mile radius of the village may atteed, At a meeting or church mem. hers last week, Lewis Harwell was named chairman: of a three - Man trustee board which in - dudes Gerald rt-ggitr and Cla. roma Geoffrey. Rev, Doyle will serve as seeretary-treasurer. Tentative plans call for a school to he built west of the: house in which the priest resides, The property has belonged to the I parish since its organization I about fie years ago, Officials hope the school build.) trig limpet tall be completed In time for the beginning of the, On term, and family, Thames Road, with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomp- son, With Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mc- Curdy were Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCurdy and Brenda, St. Marys. Air. and Mrs. Preston Morn - son, Kirkton, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe and Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roger, of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and Rosemary, Clande- boye, Miss Beatrice Clarke. Lon- don, with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hazlewood. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brine, Base Line, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Carruthers anti family, Appin, with Rev. J, Wareham and- Airs. Wareham. Mr. and Airs. Phil Brine and Nancy, St. Marys, with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine. Joanne and Dennis Webb with Mrs. M. Copelend and Jean, Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb, Michael and Julie were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. Small, St. Thomas. Mrs. William McNeil, of St., Marys, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mills. Mr.' and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and family, Mrs. Mary Jacques visited with' Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lambert of Flint, Mich.. for the Thanksgiving holiday. Mrs. Al. Jacques is staying for a week's holidays. Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Copeland and Mrs. John Rodd visited with Rev. John Wheeler and Mrs. Wheler, of. Alma, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cope- land, Donna and Murray were, Sunday 'visitors with Air. and Mrs. Murray May. at Byron. Air, Albert Vadden, Airs. Ro- bert Scott, Clinton, were Thanke- giving vistors with Mr. and Airs. E. Vodden, on Monday. Mr, and Mrs. George Webber, Mr. and Mrs. RobertWebber and Debra, of Detroit, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Webber and attend- ed the Cowdrey- Webber wed- ding on Saturday afternoon. Lawrence B, Copeland Seed Mixtures were exhibitors at the Provincial Plowing Match held at Cryster lag week, Mr. Allen terry broke a bone in his leg last week when he was caught in a cern harvester. He is a patient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Aire. Morris Heim and family, Zen West, Ale, and Mrs. Cole and -family, London, Air. and Mee. Vie Sawyer, St. Catbe- rieee, Mrs. Ella Vequhaet, Kirk - ton, were Thankegivifig. visitors within Me, and Mrs, Cecil! •Ca1111)1, Mr. and 'Mrs. A Anderson, of Toronto, Were Sunday visitors with Me. and Mrs. Hugh t eery. Mrs, Lawrence Copeland and bertha visited With he sister, Mrs. Lindsay Harris, and Mr. Harris, also her nephew, and Mrs. Iteg Harrison, Monday, at. Medina. Thanksgiving Services wt held in the Woodham United Chureij on Sunday morning with Rev, J. Wareham, pastor, lie speaker, With Miele binge by the (shrift. 'The church 'was nicely decorated with autunin,fieWerS, Hoop Artist Sees Show Karen Heywood, 10 -year- -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heywood, Exeter, went further than providing The T.A with the best news tip last week — she created. the news herself, The girl won two free thea- tre tickets for her prowess with a hula hoop. Karen twirled her hoop 16,160 times and ate her sup, per doing it. So far, no one has been reported beating her feat, • The theatre tickets are given each week to the per- son who gives The T -A the hest tip for a news story. YOUR Muffler Troubles Are Over! Buy An P. Muffler WITH A TWO.YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE Get One Today! 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