The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-10-29, Page 3KIRKTON COSTUME WINNERS—These ten children won prizes in the juvenile
section of the masquerade party at Kirkton Friday night. Frpm left are Linda
Johns, Jimmy Watson, Margaret Earl, Edward Forest, Harold Switzer, Cathy Amos,
Phyllis Allen ad Marilyn Neil. The animal is composed of Fred Cowdry and Bernard
McCormick. —Harold. Doupe
Kirkton party
Masquerade attracts crow
Witches, goblins and ghosts
haunted the Aberdeen Hall, Kirk -
ton, on Friday evening, October
23, when. Teenville, assisted by
the Kirkton Community Associa-
tion, sponsored a Hallowe'en
party. A large number of chil-
dren and adults enjoyed a mas-
querade and dance,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacMillan
capably acted as judges for the
masquerade for which prizes of
$2 and $1 were given for the fol-
lowing:
Juvenile parade
Group one — Best Hallowe'en
costume, Diane Robinson, Patti
Roundell; comic, David Paul,
David Marshall; representation,
David Robinson, Terri Lou Paul;
couple, Bobby and Linda Mar- Watson, Helen Humphreys
shall, Heather Mills and Monica Mrs, Carl Mills.
Eveleigh.
Group two -- Best Hallowe'en
costume, Linda Johns, Jimmie
Watson; comic, Margaret Earl,
Edward Forest; representation,
Cathy Amos, Harold Switzer;
couple, Phyllis Allen and Marilyn
Neil, Fred Cowdry and Bernard
McCormick.
Adult parade
Best Hallowe'en costume, Anne
Creery, Marlene Stone; comic,
Bill and Gwen Waghorn, Ted
and Merle Brine, Lynn Paul;
representation, Joan Francis,
Ronald Marshall; patriotic,
CIarence Switzer; couple, Mrs.
Clarence Switzer and Mrs. Earl
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Ted and
Ruth Insley
wish to announce that
they have purchased
Mills' General Store
WOODHAM
formerly owned and operated by
the Mills family at Woodham.
We sincerely hope that we may be able to
give you the same courteous service that you have
received in the past and we humbly solicit ,your
patronage in the future.
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Woodham topics
By MR$. ARTHUR RUNPLL
Personal items
Mrs. H, Chatten is visiting
this week with Mr, and` Mrs.
Coleman, St. Marys.
Mrs, Bryce Skinner, Larry and
Leroy, of Munro, spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Roy Kirk and
Lorna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith,
Dianne and Douglas, visited
over the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs.. Roy Brock, Detroit,
Airs, M. Copeland visited with
her sister, Mrs. George Stephen-
son and Air. Stephenson at AP-
pin.
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Lambert
and family of Davison, Mich.,
were guess of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Jaques and family Sunday.
Mrs. Al. Jaques returned home
after visiting for two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Lambert.
Miss Elaine Banwell, Toronto,
Mr. Ron Chatten, Oakville, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
Vic Chatten and Barbara.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Whitlock
of Woodstock were Sunday visi-
tors with Mr. •and Mrs. Robert
Rundle.
Mrs. William Stephens and
Douglas of Calgary, Miss Edith
Rodd of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Rodd spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. John Rodd and
Pamela,
Rev. John Wareham, Mrs.
Wareham and family visited
friends at Appin on Sunday eve-
ning.
Mr. 'alloy Coultis, of Toronto,
and spent several days visiting his
cousin, Mrs. Fred Doupe and
Fred and called on other rela-
In the 1949-1958 period Cana- Lives.
da's Gross National Product in. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Hogg
creased by 97 per cent; in the and David of London, Mr, and
same years total government Mrs, Harry Lovegrove, Thames='
spending increased by 156 per ford, were Sunday visitors with
cent. 1 son and Nrs. F. Parkinson.
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The Sale Of
Mills' General Store
WOODHAM
Effective October 30
During our past years in business, we have,
enjoyed the pleasant. relationships with the people
in Woodham and district and we wish to express
our sincere appreciation for their kind patronage
over the past years.
We are happy to recommend Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Insley to our former customers. We believe they
will render friendly and competent service to. the
community.
+ Marion (Mills) Rixon
+ Kenneth Mills + Ray Mills
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Mr, and Mrs. Norman 1-lazie,
wood and boys.
Several attended the annual
night of Barbershop Harmony at
the H. B. Beal Techinical School,
London, Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Mr,, C. C. Miller of Toronto
was guest speaker at the morn-
ing service in the Woodham
church in the interest of On-
tario Temperance Federation,
Mrs. J. German, of Granton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Mills and Clarence, the
past week.
Mr, Don Brine returned home
from the West Saturday after
spending several weeks assist-
ing with the harvest.
Mission Band
The" Mission Band met last
Sunday morning during church
service with 91 in attendance
and the leaders, Mrs, R. Robin -
The president Walter Langford
opened the meeting. Scripture
was read by Barry Tomlitlsmi.
Readings were given by Ann
Parkinson, Bobby Miller, Jackie
Rundle and Jotin Timms. The
new study book, "Old Hippo",
was introduced by Mrs. Fred
Parkinson.
The Mission Band are holding
a Hallowe'en masquerade party
on Friday evening.
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