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District ballerinas perf orm
DANCERS PERFORM—Graduating members of the Errington Studio presented a
show for their parents and friends at the concluding exercises staged at the Ex-
eter library, Wednesday. It was the first year such a course has been held in
Exeter and instructress Lillian Graham, London .stated the youngsters had done
remarkably well. Diplomas from the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music were
.presented to close to 30. Shown aboN e are: back row. left to right, Debbie . Fite,
-Jill Drysdale and Pam pickle: front row, Sheryl DesJardino. Cathy Ecker, Debi
Wooden, Susan Schlegel. 'the dancers are from the Exeter. Ilensall and Grand
Bend district. —T-A photo
.By MRS. RQSS SKINNER.
EDDSIN'LLLE
At the meeting of the Elim-
cite h't"11' held Wednesday
evening May Mrs. Howard
Johns awl Alrs, John Batten
had charge of qv,- 'migrant
with thane 1411144 'The Glor ,
nuts Promise -.
Mrs. IL Wilson gave an in.
Wresting account it lwr trip to
Yellowknite the pre ' outs week.
Mrs. Delmer Skinner and Mrs.
\llen Johns were hostesses.
Personal items
Sunday uisitors with 'Mrs.
Thomas Dell were Mr. Sam
Millet, Mrs. Leonard Schenk.
Mary Lou and Marjorie, of
Dashwuod.
Mr and Mrs. liens Gertsen•
horn returned home from their
lioneymoon trip to (termany
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Pym
attended the funeral of the
late 11 r. Eurhane Moore. Clin-
ton, on Friday attention.
Rev, 1), Guest of Centralia
Wt is guest minister for the
church set's ice on Sunday mor-
ning when Rev. II. Wilson was
lakin,g the anniversary service
nt Whalen church. Flow ers at
the .front were from the Pat
terson Frayne WWedding and
the two baskets of flowers the
previous Sunday were rlaced
there by the family in memory
of the late Mrs. John Herd-
man,
A large number front this
community attended the recep-
tion for Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Patterson i .nee Fraynet in the
Exeter Legion Hall on Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Harold Bell entertained
a number of girls on Sunday
for her daugther Carol's elev-
enth birthday. Those present
were Misses Sil;,i-111. arid L ail
Parsons, Elaine johns, Sandra
Skinner, Susan Allen, Barbara
Gilfillan, 11 e'en Campbell,
Joyce 'Kerslake, Brenda Skin-
ner, Ava Elford and Janet
Hem
The Elimville :Messengers CO
a picnic al Brwk's Sand
Hills on Saturday. Everyone
took their own box lunch and
treats h ere supplied.
Mr. and Mrs. Don 'Willcox
of Kitchener visited over the
weekend with Mr, and Mrs,
William Routly,
Mrs. Franklin Skinner, Mrs.
William Boutly, Mrs, Horace
Delbridge and Mrs. Ivan Brock
attended the UCW regional
meeting held at Grand Bend
Thursda .
Mr. and Mrs. William Flout-
ly attended the funeral of the
former's uncle, the late Mr.
McLachlan, of Crow arty.
By MRS. HEBER .pAvis
KIRICTO.N
Sirs V:rda Morrison has re.
signed as librarian of Kirkton
lihrito atter years of faithful
servire, She male a gust of
.friends while fulfilling her role
at the !Ovary.
In reen:indion of MN,
n'ote's years of devoted sm.,
tee the members of the library
hoard and library members pre-
sented her With a sum of
money.
Str;. Bob Marshall, known lo
many in the flistriet as the for-
mer Vesta Watson. is now U.
hrarian.
St. Paul's anniversary
St. Paul's Anglican Church
anniversary vias observed with
a Sundsy m n rniug service.
iluest speaker was Rev. Charles
James of St. Stratford,
a former rector of the •parish.
Tint Choir rendered an an•
them with the solo part. being
taken by Mrs Clayton Ross,
Personal items
Mr and Mrs. Leslie Fair.
bairn and family, Mr. and Airs.
Art liumphre!,.: of London visit•
ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
William .1. Dinkier,
Ali.. and Mrs. .trt Dallant, raf
Toronto, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, ,laek ltouncicll
and family,
Three small boys were seat
ed on the curb. One was playing
with an airplane. One was
playing with a fire engine. The
other .one was reading "Play-
boy."
A kindly old man approach-.
ed and asked them what they
wanted to be when they grew
up. The first replied that he
wanted to be a pilot on a B-
57, The second wanted to he
a fireman. The third looked up
from his magazine and said.
"An, just want to grow up."
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Miss Lillian Pulleybiank of
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Henry and family of London
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Sirs. Stiller McCurdy and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold pavis.
t. Paul's Fellowship Club
met on Sunday evening in the
church ha.sernent with ".1.$.
rm. Darold Davts had. charge
of the worship SC.I'Vri ST. The
guest speaker was ltev. 'motes
of Trout Lake-Big [tear Lake
who showed colored Slides of
his mission there. Ken Blackler
entertained with his tape re•
corder during lunch.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Sims. Williauir Scott were Mrs,
Tom Doube and Mr. Russell.
Doubc, Sir. Adon Gordon of the
Base Line and Mr. 'Fred Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright
and familr of ITippen were ,Gtr•
day Visitors ititlt Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Dailey and fa IntlY.
Thursday evening guests were
Mrs. T. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs,
Herman Punter and Mr. Frank
Routly,
ROMA(' Amos is spending a
few holidays in London.
Mr. Frank Routly attended
grand jury in Stratford Mon.
do -y,
Rev. 'P. Elliott is attending
United. Church Conference at
Sault Ste Marie this week.
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about trip, honored at .1<irkton
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