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At the agriculture, ..and Cana-
dian inthistriee meeting. of Can
elehoye WI held last 'Wedges-
elay evening at the home of
Mrs. E. :Lewis. a -description-of
the agriculterat school g Ridge.
town was given by Mrs., Wilmer
Scott.
Site explained the work of the
echool, :the :courses taught an
the recreation .and, social life of
seelleOle An illustrated school
book for the year 11)61 was
.shown.
Convener of the pro g r a ay.
Mrs, George Simpson, presided
and gave a reading ..on Cana-
dion glebe and what they do.
for :Canadian ellizens. The mot.
to 'Me Peace of the 'Worid"
depends on foodwas ably dealt
with by Mrs. Norman- Hardy.
She emestioned -"Why have sur.
pies food with so many hungry
and starving?"
President Mrs, David Kestle
conducted the business, -resolu-
tions 'to be voted on at the area
convention were read by the
_convener, Mrs. jellies Fonald-
son. Neel' resolution was voted
on as read.
Final arrangements for bits
trip were ten for the October
meeting, A box top redemption
program for the fall of 1961 by
General Mills was discussed —
each top of "G" for "Goodness"
ereals is worth three cents. It
was planned for each member
to save or collect such tops and
ee band them M at the November
Meeting.
A donation of . three (longs
was voted for CNIR to be given
to J. H. Stem:, Lime, .eam.
paten ehairrnan.
A contest was given hy efts,'
Lewis and won by Mrs. Carl
O'Neil. The hostess .prize was
won by Alm 'Wilmer Scott,
Assisting the 'hostess were
Mrs. Andy Thompson. Mrs.
Shipka ladies
pan layettes
• SHIPKA
The September meeting of
the WA was held at th home
of Mrs. Milton Ratz on Wednes-
!• rley evening with Mrs. Verne
Sharpe and Mrs. Cliff Russell in
charge -of devotions.
Miss Eleanor Sharpe of Lan-
don, who, is holidaying with her
• parents, attended and favored
with a solo.
• The president Mrs. Kar 1
Guenther conducted the busi-
ness. Plans to donate new and
used clothing and layettes to
the Unitarian Social Service
were made.
Mrs. M. Ratz and Mrs. 3.
Ratz arranged the social hour.
Personal items
MI,Mr. and Mrs. ,Cliff Russell
Wie. family were. weekend visie
•' tors with Mr. and Mrs. Eve-
rett Russell and family in De-
troit, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Russell in. Essex.
• Mrs. Nelda Rutledge of Lon-
e.- dOn was a weekend visitor with
hex sister, Mrs. Milton Ratz and
'4 'her mother, Airs. Philip Fas-
sold.
•' Mr, and Mrs. Ed Lippert and
• .Judy of Gra verihurst 'were Sun-
' • day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Ratz, Dayid and Judy.
Mrs, Jack Ratz, Miss Joan
• Ratz and Mrs. Milton Ratz 'at-
. tended a trousseau tea at the
home of Mrs. Robert Scott, in
London, on Saturday, in honor
of Miss Shirley Scott, bride
elect of Saturday, September
16,
Mr. Harvey Raiz spent the
• weekend at his cottage at
Johnsons Harbor, Bruce Penin-
,.
. , . Mrs. Marjorie Russell of
Windsor is visiting this week
ei with Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Rus-
sell and family.
Mrs. Ross Love and Kathryn
and Miss May Hodgins accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dat -
ars of Grand Bend to Welland,
' on Saturday, where they were
guests at the Drummond.Kayee
wedding at St. David's Angli-
•4 can Church and reception later,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, 5.
J.
Keyes.
"There -goes that b 1 on d e
; • ; nurse, She 8 so conceited that
when she takes your pulse she
substracts five for her . per-
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Personal Items
With the several days of fine:
weather, farmere here 114v
been threeleing„ combining and
baling straw. '.fea.116. are ready
to harvest too now the rain
has stopped'
Air. and Airs. J. T. Beck and
family have taken up residence
in the Hodgins' house here.
Mr. and flrs. Jim Roberts
of lietnilton and Airs. M. Poole
of Liman visited Mrs. .Emily
Tomes on Sunday. TINT al
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lynn and family who had
other guests: Air. and Mrs.
Lynn :Sawyer, David and An.
circa, of P.etrolia.
Air. and Airs. Rea Adams,
of London, were guests of Mr.
and Airs. Rea Neil on Sunday.
13aptism
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Cun.
ningham attended, .the .Robin.
son Memorial Church, London,
on Sunday morning when their
granddaughter Kimberly Ann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Cunningham received the sac-
rament of baptism with the
Rev. Moir A. J, Waters, pas-
tor, officiating.
Following the service the
family were .dinner guests of
Air. and Mrs. Joe Cunningham,
London; Mr. and Mrs. Knight
and Jerry of Rodney, also Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Harper, Joan,
.Iimrnie and Donald, of a,
CHURCH NEM
St, James.
On Sunday, Sept. 10 at St.
James Church Sunday School
was resumed with three teach-
ers, Airs. Karl O'Neil, Airs.
Andy Carter and Miss Joan
Cunningham
The rector, the Rev, E. 0.
Lancaster, in his s e rin on
stressed the need today as that
of greater faith, "How little
time and effort do we spend
on spiritual things he ques-
tioned, Only as we give to God
and the things of God their
proper place will the over
anxieties of life disappear."
"Live a day at a time", he
said.
United Church
On Sunday the Rev, G. W.
Saeh, pastor, took the service
with Sunday School as usual.
On Sunday, Sept. 17 the serv-
ice will he taken t y Mr. George
F. Bates of Carlingford Unit-
ed Church, near Mitchell, who
is a student at University of
Western Ontario,
4-H launch
new project
By MISS MURIEL HERN
ZION
_Thee Exeter, la -Calf Club
Meeting was held at the home
of clubleader Howard Pm
'y
on Tuesday, Sept. 5 with 13
members and their leader
pretient.
The- members were shown
how to prepare and clip their
calves for showing at the
racalirie.vement day at Exeter
Fruit Delights meet
The first meeting of the
"Elimville F r u 11 Delights"
was held on. Tuesday evening,
September 5 at the home of
club leader, Mrs, Floyd Coop-
er.
There are 21 members taking
the course, "Featuring Fruit".
In the election of • officers
president elected was JoAnne
Miners; press reporter, Barb-
ara Hern.
The leader, Mrs, Norman
Jaques, outlined the club re-
quirements and spoke oh "Why
we eat fruit": Mrs. Cooper
demonstrated measuring dry
and wet ingredients.
Personal items
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hon ,on Sunday were:
Mr. and Airs, Robert Hern and
family, Jarvis; Mr. • and Mrs.
Milne Pullen, Granton and Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Skinrier and
baby Joan, Exeter.
Mrs. Louisa Kyle visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Hem.
Mr. Edward and Lorne Ilan
were in London on Tuesday at
the Junior Farmer judging corn -
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MARK GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
4 4 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson, .Clanclobay4
,—Cplbert photo
First car ride feature
of marriage in 1911.
Friends, neighbors and rela-
tives attended open house at
the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Ar-
thur Simpson on the ()melon
of their 50th or golden anni-
versary.
Later a family dinner was
held, Sautrday evening; at the
home of their sen.in-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Andy
Thompson.
The couple exchanged mar-
riage vows at the bride's home,
McGillivray Township, August
30, 1011 with the Rev. G. 3.
Kerr of the Lucan and Clande-
boye churches officiating.
At that, time, there were
three automobiles in Luean. A
Mr. J. McLean, drove the cou-
ple for their first ear ride to
Lucan to take the 3:40 pan,
GTR train for Toronto to at-
tend the CNE there. The guests
driving with horses and buggies
left earlier to be near the Ma-
tto but when the horses saw
the car chugging along toward
them, they became frightened.
The car had to be stopped so
the folks had lots of fun throw-
ing rice at the young couple as
the train•was late with so many
going to the Toronto Fair.
Mrs. Simpson was the for-
mer Laura Lee, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. William Lee,
McGillivray township. Her hus-
band was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Simpson, Bid-
dulph township.
The couple received congra-
tulatory messages from the
Prime Minister, John Diefen.
baker, W. H. A. Thomas, MPP
of Middlesex West, Premier Les-
lie Frost, William Stewart,
MPP of Aliddiesex and an em-
bossed certificate from the Par-
liament Buildings in Toronto.
The couple have farmed their
entire married life in Biddulph
and later in McGillivray town-
ship.
During the evening, tea was
poured by Mrs, Priscilla Mor -
gait and Mrs. William Lee, Ail-
sa Craig, Mrs, Thomas Lee,
Lucan, and Mrs, Harold Cout-
sey, RR 1 Lunn.
A. granddaughter, H e 1 e n,
Simpson, and grandson,
Thompson, welcomed the guests
with grand daugh 1 er Hazel
Simpson, and grandson Sandy
Thompson in charge of the
guest book, which 125 guests
signed.
Guests were served by grand.
daughters, Miss Joan Simpstm,
London, and Mrs. Keith Simp-
son, Clandeboye, and Miss Ma-
rilyn Eaton and Miss Patricia
Carter of London. Others as-
sisting were daughters, Mrs.
Kermit 'Thompson, Liman, 1111 1
Mrs. Andy Thompson, Mrs.
William Simpson, Mrs. George
Simpson, Clandeboye and Mrs.
Clifford Simpson, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson are
members of the Clandeboye
'United Church of which Mr.
Simpson is an elder. He has
also been a member of the Mc-
Gillivray School Area Board.
for five .years and at present
is vice chairman. They were
active members of the former
Hillcrest Farm Forum.
Mrs. Simpson is a life mem-
ber of the WMS and past presi-
dent of the WAIS and WA also
a member of the Clandeboye
Womea's Institute,
They have three sons and
two daughters, Mrs. Kermit
(Alice) Thompson, RR 1 Luean
William and George of RR 1
Clandeboye; Clifford of London
a n d Mrs. Andy (11 ario n)
Thompson, RR 1 Clandeboye
and 11 grandchildren.
Mr, Simpson has one bro-
ther, Roy Simpson, San Fran-
cisco, California. Mrs, Simp-
son has.one brother, William E,
Lee, Ailsa Craig; and one age
ter, Airs. Jack (Olive) McEwert,
RR 1, Clandeboye.
They received from the mem-
bers of the Clandeboye Church
and neighbors a lounging chair;
from the family, a five -piece
silver tea and coffee set; also a
TV lamp from the school board
and other gifts.
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fie:aearilta.gwetloi sgrChttoorno,e wi.hovssea
t etrist
Pof Zurich. takes place Sept. Sn
Ontario $t. Church, Clinton.
les at 95
Mr. William lelsoa died. la
his 9.0111 year at ,his ..late resi
4yineoorlarcrits!ii4g, eippex op Whldnebsdeaeny.
confined to :bed. for :alimiet two
Mr. ivison on the
farm now occupied by Mr..
Wayne McBride,. He attended
.Clinton High School, appren.
tired for a time in Guelph,
and later graduated as a dug'
own drug business in New York I.
,agnisdt liantet•Tgoir.aoonutoa.tedH.eth -ehraedashi:
doctor of optometry. He prac.r
•
tired there for Marl years be-
fore 'returning to Icippcn in 1.
1919. where he confirmed to.
carry on his optical practise.
Ile was twice married. His
first wife, Einily Nicholson,
died from typhoid fever which
they both .contracted a short
Hine after they were married.
ile married 'Nina Reynolds in.
'Toronto in 1905, who prede.
ceased him in 1937.
Ile was active in the former
Alethodist church, and later in
the United church • where he
was an elder .since 1925.
lie is survived by two tis.
Ws; Mrs. R. 11. Barnby of
London, and. Mrs. R. ober t
also 'numerous nephews and
riBireo2evsnof Salem, Oregon,
.lee -
Funeral services were held.
Saturday, September 9 at 2
p.m. from Bonthron Funeral
Chapel with Rev. D. A. Mac-
Millan of Merton, and Rev.
A. H. Johnston conducting the
eervice. Burial took place in
Maitland cemetery, Goderich.
Bearers were Messrs, Win.
T. F. Bell, Demean Cooper, N.
W. Pickert, Herbert Jones, D.
E. Kyle and Edison McLean.
Relatives attending from a
distance included Mr. and
Mrs. Vaughan Walker, Port
Credit, Dr. and Airs. T. I.
Barnby, Windsor, Miss Marg-
aret Walker and .the Misses
lean and Ruth Barnby of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Ivison. Tor-
rance of Mitchell, 11r, and
Mrs. Harry Torrance of Port-
or's Hill.
Shower
Mrs, Lloyd Cooper held. a
miseellaneon$ shower • on Sat-
urday. Sept. 9 for Miss Lor -
KIPPEN PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes
and Larry, of London, were
Sunday guests of the tatter's
father, Air. Robert Thomson.
The flowers at the church
on Sunday were placed by rela-
tives of the late Mr. William
bison.
Mrs. Fisher and daughter, of
Galt, spent the weekend with'
Mrs. Robert J. Elgie.
• Mr. •and Mrs. Norman Dick-
ert visited Sunday afternoon
with relatives at Clifford.
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Contests and ames were en.
joyed by afl. Mrs. Douglas
Jones read an address. to Ler-
ene after Witch she received
many be Wul gilts. Her .P0,
workers :presentedher with.
wo table 1arripe. Lorene thaa.'
ed everyone for their :thought..
fulness.
Thrifty' 'Kippereettes
The Thrifty KIPPetiettes held
their first meeting on Satur-
day, Sept..? at the home .01 the
leader. Mrs. Harry -Caldwell.
Mrs. Alex McGregor
The TimosAdwpteate, September, 14, 1961 Pap. t
assistant leader for the project,
Featuring Fruit.
• officers..elected weret
dent, Diane FinlaYgORI gcorge
tary for this meeting,
Pres- reporter, Roth.
grine McGregor; pianist, Pat
Harris. There is a membership.
of 20
Mrs. .Caidwell outlined the
club andtold of the uses for
,dried fruits' and their food val-
ue.
Mrs, MeCregor gave the
home assignments and roll call
for next meeting which is to
is the be held Sept. IS at 9 o'clock at
idrs.-:CaldWelVe hoxi, e,rI4
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"Two reasons whyAstfriiit".,
Mrs. McCroger 111011 'tflUht:
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lour kWCup, aOft atfttrg...1141),
the relation lietween teaaPPIIP,i
tablespoon and .ctln.
The colors of the club- boo
were chosen —red with white
lettering, Cold Ariake, were
$.erved. as i1 ;WAS. a 1114 .44Y.1
and: thanks given to *he. h$-
058.
Rev. D. A. MacMillan. q Ile
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