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Mr. and Mrs. Bud Winegar-
den and family of Glencoe
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Clarke and fam-
ily,
Mrs. Milton Raiz visited sev-
eral days last week at the home
of her brother, Mr. Walter En-
sold in London.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Don Adams,
Mark and Brock of London
spent the weekend with Don's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les
Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer,
Ron and Barbara were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Smith at Woodham.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sher-
ritt of Parkhill and Mrs. Rus-
sell Belt of Chatham visited
Saturday evening with Mr, and
Mrs, Karl Guenther and fam-
ily.
Mrs. Harry Chapman of Lon.
don was a weekend visitor. with
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Morenz and
Billy.
HEAR YE! LOOK YE!
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ay MRS. NORMAN. LONG
KIPPEN
T h e annual congregational
meeting of St, Andrews United
Church, Kippen, with Rev, H.
Johnston as chairman was held
Monday evening, February
5 and was preceded by a pot
luck supper.
Mrs. Emerson. Kyle was ap-
pointed secretary for the meet-
ing.
Reports from all organiza-
tions of the church indicated a
successful and prog r e .s s i v e
year.
Elected to the Board of Ste-
wards were Lloyd Lovell, Hank
Binnendyk, Hugh Hendrick, El-
mer Turner:
Elected to the Board of Trus-
tees, .John Sinclair and. Emer-
son Kyle. Ross Love was ap.
pointed representation to Pres-
bytery.
A motion was approved for
the election of elders to be held
at a later date, with further
announcemnts in this regard
to be made from the pulpit.
Sunday School awards
„Diplomas and seals were
given out Sunday at St, An-
drews United. Church,
Second diplomas went to Jim
'Kyle, Kenneth Jones and Da-
vid Turner; second year seals
to Janice Turner, Joan Fink-
beiner and Gregory Love; third
year. Brenda Turner.
Fifth year to Janice McNi-
chol, Deborah Anderson; sev-
enth year, Billy Turner: ninth
year, Grant Jones, Nancy Con-
sitt. Wendy Jones, Barbara Mc-
.Joan Sinclair and Ruth
Arm McNichol:
Tenth year, Carry Anderson.
Marjory Turner; 11th year,
Gwendolyn Jones.
Baptism
During the service Sunday
morning at St. Andrew's Uni-
ted Church Rev. Harold John-
ston baptized Michael Henry
Binnendyk, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Flank Binnendyk.
Those attending the service
from a distance were Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Vennema of Bur-
lington a sister and brother-in-
law, also Mr. and Mrs. A. Van
Poucke of Walton, parents of
Mrs. Binnendyk,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mous-
seau attended the funeral Wed-
nesday of Mr, Mousscau's aunt,
the late Mrs, Humphrey Webb
of Grand Bend.
Mr. David Cooper, who is
tending University of Western
Ontario spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Cooper.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Die-
kert visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Wahl of Listo-
wel.
Mrs. W. L. Meths spent an
afternoon in London last week,
The ladies of St, Andrews
United Church held a quilting
bee and pat luck dinner on
Tuesday and completed two
quilts.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pries-
top of near Mitchell visited
Sunday afternoon with the lat-
ter's father, Mr. Robert Thom-
son.
Mr. and .Mrs. James Arm-
strong of Staffa viisted Mon-
day with Mr. and Mrs, N.
Long,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Timmerman
have taken a trip by plane to
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PS speaking champ,
woubirbe doctor win
Last yea t 's Exeter public Medical topic
school speaking champion. Brian Smillie, 13•year.old
Ann Fairbairn, Exeter, son student wonthe boys.
the girls' division of th e grade sion. with his speech on the
nine contest at SHDHS, rues. "Stopped Reart opnratibu...
day. while a Hensall youth who The youth who reads consider-
hopes, to become a doctor W"' able medical material, and
the boys' class. hopes to become a doctor, told:
The daughter . of Mr. and of the operation whereby doe.
Mrs. Jim Fairbilen, the 14. tors are a bl e t o. stop the
Year-old spoke on "Care' the heart while performing diffi
`'aritable organization t h 4 t cult operations.
,collects money to send food The youth is the son of Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Smithe.
Hensall.
Placing secoad was Eric
Rose. Huron Park. who spoke
art "Sattellites". and Robert
-Hartman, Zuric h. received.
honorable mention with his
speech on "Canada".
FORMFR. PS CHAMP
Ann Fairbairn
Sy MRS, .WILLIAM
THAMES „guAn
Ott :Friday evening around
One hundred friends and rela•
lives gathered in Russeldale
Hall to honor Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon llodgert of Exeter on
the .oevaston of their twentieth we ddi ng ann i versar y.
The evening was spent in
dancing and at the close Mr.
and Mrs. .11odgert Were pre-
sented with a lazy susan and
a china flower centrepiece.
()nests were present from
Bornholm,. Kitchener, London,
Orangeville, Owen Sound, Sea.
forth, Thames Road and the
surrounding commtmity.
Community night will be held
in the school house on Monday
evening, Feb. 19.
Mr. and. Mrs. William Fergu-
son, Mr. Victor Kestle, Mr. and
Mrs. James .liodgert of Exeter',
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann, Ju-
dith and Bradley were Monday
evening guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Cottle, the occasion
being ..the birthday of Mrs. Wit.
•iam Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hog-
larth of Staffs, Mr. and Mrs.
fames Hodgert of Exeter, Mr.
And Mrs, Beg Hodgert, Grant
and Brenda, Mr, and Mrs. Ross.
liodgert, and Diane were Tues.
ilay evening guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold. Cann, the oc-
casion being the birthday of
firs. James Hodgert,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight
and Linda spent Friday eve-
ning 'with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Ilunkin.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Powe
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
Ian Elston and family were
Saturday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller,
Rodger Luxton of Owen
Sound spent the week with
,tack Hodgcrl.
Mr. and Mrs. :Harold Rowe,
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Clarke spent
Saturday evening with Mr, and
Mrs. Roy .Ballanlyne of Lon-
don.
Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Gardi-
nor of hatter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Dodgert, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Jeffery :spent Saturday
.evening with, Mr. and Mrs,
td'illlam Alien.
Mr, and Mrs, Sandy
of Exeter spent Saturday eve-,
rung with Mrs, Jennie Moore
and Mr. and Mrs. William.
Snow,
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Bray,
Robert, Janet and. Ruth visited
on Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs, William ;Ilford,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Luxton
of Owen Sound were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Hodgert.
Mr. and Mrs. William. Bowe
and Mr. and Mrs. William Fer-
guso. of Exete . ..SondAy
guests with Mr,
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Mrs. Da-
rold Rowe.
Mr, and Mrs, Abner Pass.
more, David, Dennis, Darlene
and Dale were Sunday guests
with Mrs, Percy Passmore of
Exeter.
Mr. and. Mrs. Gerald Gilmour
and Kevin of Locan were Sun-
day guests with Mr, and Mrs.
logo Buy.
Mr, and Mrs. Tony Shulman
and family of Embro, Mr'. and
Mrs. Allan Wanner and Shirley
of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. John
Py.m and Pauline were Sunday
guests with Mr, and Mrs. Er-
nest PYin.
Mr. and Mrs, Mac Dodgert,
115 hears
.accovntant
Roger, Emery,. chartered -4C-
countant with Clarkson ,Gordon
and Company, London,. was
the vocational ap eAknr at
SIMUS Wednesday, Feb, 7,
The expanding variety of op-
portunity open to a graduate
chartered AVP211.134111, WAS the
theme .of Mr. 4111417'$ talk,
The growing complexity of the
tax laws, insurance claims and
business .financing all provide
11 increasing demand for pro-
fe$$innal. chartered account,.
ants as consultants and :advi-
sors,
When commenting on the
portunities in the business
world, Mr, Emery Mentioned
that many top .executives Are-
graduate chartered account-
ants.
Mr, Emery stressed the im-
portance of English to a -phav•
(erect accountant, De -emplia-
size,1 the importance of being
able to expiess ideas clearly
and accurately. Although a
university degree is nnt-
essary now, it will be required
by 1970, Mr, Emery said.
A short film, based on a ty-
Pleat day of a chattered ac-
countant', followed the discus-
sion.
Jack, loanne, Laurel and Lee
were Sunday evening guests
with Mr, and Mrs, lim Howatt
of Londeshoro,
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Thames Ro,:aci, .fetes
community .couple
and clothing to needy coun-
tries.
She briefly outlined the his-
tory of the organization to her
fellow classmates and pointed
out the many ways in which
Care helps in underdeveloped
countries.
Sandra. Schock. 14, Zurich,
placed second behind the Esc- Other competitors included:
ter girl with her speech on the Mary Corbett, Bob &aide. Mar•
life of Abraham Lincoln, while lene Harness Marilyn Johns
Sheila Fahner, :RR 1 Exeter, and Garry Fisher.
received honorable mention for 'Ph. judges were: Mrs. Don
her talk on the famous poetess. Southeott, Rev. R. Hilts and
Pauline Johnson. Rev. Been deVries,
Appoint UC officers
present SS awards
Europe and expect to be awa
two weeks,
Mr. and Mrs, John Deitz am
Garry motored Tuesday morn
mg to Florida and will spend r
few weeks vacation there,
"Thrifty Kippenettes"
The first meeting of the ne
4-H project "Separates fo
Summer" was held at the home
of Mrs, Wm, Bell the leader,
Mrs. Verne Alderdice is assist-
ant leader.
President elected was Julie
ChapPle; vice-president, Ruth Mechanic: ,, see the trouble
McNichol; Barbara McNichol with your car, ma'am, Your
acted as secretary for the first ignition's got a short-circuit."
meeting; press reporter', Kathy Motorist: "Well, please
McGregor. Sixteen girls joined lengthen it."
to repeat the 4-1.1 pledge for the
benefit of the junior girls.
The next meeting is to he
held at the home of Mrs. Bell
at 2 o'clock on Feb, 17, The
girls decided to keep the name
"Thrifty Kippenettes'".
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