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Mrs, Maude HockiCrt, .Phono
Mrs, Archie .11(10cOre,9or, 5.0
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Instal new
lodge slate
RSNG, Airs. Leona Park;
I,SNG, Mrs, Alex AlcBeath;
RSNG, Mrs, Glenn Ben.; LSVG,
Airs. ,liarold Parker; inside
guardian, Mrs. John Corbett;
outside guardian, Mrs, Elgin
Thomson.
Mrs. Edgar and Mrs. Steph-
enson of Brussels sang a duett
accompanied by Mrs, Thomas
at the piano.
The DDP Airs. Crawford in-
troduced her installation staff
and spoke briefly to the mem-
bers.
Greetings were expressed by
member's of Morning Star lodge.
Noble Grand, Mrs, McEwen,
thanked all taking part, Tr.
PNG Mrs. Orr congratulated
members, A "cake walk" con-
test was enjoyed.
Levi Rands
Levi Rands of Mitchell died
Monday in Listowcl Memorial
Hospital in his 76th year.
Be was a retired. CNR em-
ployee, and resided in licesall
for a number of years, He has
been a resident of Mitchell for
the past 19 years,.
Surviving is his wife, the for-
mer Lydia Beurermann; one
son Donald, Toronto, and one
grandson.
Service was held Wednesday
at Loehart funeral home, Miteh-
ell, with burial in Alaitland
Bank cemetery, Seaforth.
UCW begins new study
Chiselhurst UCW met Tues-
clay afternoon with president
Mrs, Percy Harris in the chair,
The first chapter of the new
study book was reviewed by
Mrs, Jack l3rintnell and the
missionary prayer was given by
Mrs. R. Taylor. Mrs, R. }fins-
man conducted, the worship.
An invitation to Kippen. LTCW
visitors' night, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 30 was accepted. Presi-
dent Mrs. Percy Harris was in
the chair.
Mrs. A. ,Orr, Noble Grand of
Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hen-
salt, presided at the. meeting
on Wednesday evening when
DDP Mrs. Marguerite Craw-
ford of Morning Star Lodge,
Brussels and her installation
staff installed the members of
the local lodge. Miss ,Jessie
Little, •rnershall., was in charge
of the ceremony,
NG Mrs. Orr conducted the
business preceding the instal-
lation. Mrs. Eva Parker, for
the CPT, requested tickets on
the fifty dollar bill be handed
in at the next lodge meeting.
Mrs, Ed. Corbett, treasurer,
gave the report of the year,
Arrangements were made for
the tag day for South Huron
Hospital to he held nn Tues-
day evening,
DDP Mrs, Crawford of Huron
District. No, 23 was introduced
to the lodge by the Jr, PNG
Mrs. Ernie Chipehase, and in-
stalled the officers ,of Amber
Rebekah Lodge. Jr, PNG is
Mrs. A. Orr; Noble Grand, Mrs,
Hugh AlcEwen; vice grand,
Mrs. Clarence Volland; record-
ing secretary, Mrs. Blighton
Ferg; financial secretary, Mrs.
Ernie Chipehase; treasurer,
Mrs. Ed. Corbett; warden, Mrs.
fohn ingram; conductor, Mrs,
Lindsay Eyre; chaplain, Mrs.
Laird .Jacobi; pianist, Mrs. Wil-
liam F uss, •
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson
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Death of Mrs. Kyle's brother
The death of Mrs, Thomas
Kyle Sr's brother, John Kipfer
of Elkton, Mich, occurred on
Friday following a month's ill-
ness in his Nth year,
Born in. Waterloo he came
with his parents as a child to
Hay township where he lived
for a number of years before
going to Elkton, Mich, some
40 years ago.
Surviving are his wife, one
soh, and three daughters; two
sisters, Mrs. Kyle, iletisall; Airs.
Desjardine, Exeter; five
brothers, Ezra Kipfer, Hensalit
Simon and Sol, Minnesota; Dav-
id and Noah in Oiwa, Alien,
Funeral services were held
Sunday. Attending 'from licnsall
were Mrs. Kyle and Mr, Nip
ter,
Fernier Kippeoite diet
Miss Annie Murray of Gorrie,
died Sunday, Oct, 7 at Listowei
General Hospital in her 83rd
year.
She was the daughter of the
late Air, and. Al's, Robert Mur-
ray, formerly of .Kinnen. There
are no immediate survivors.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday, Oct. 1) at the Moir
funeral home. Gerrie, With
burial in Molesworth cemetery,
Personal iteins
Miss Ellie lieslinga who has
been relieving at the local Bell
Telephone office for the past
two weeks returned to her hOthe
At Thamesford on Saturday.
ThanksgiVirto visitors
Atra, Annie, Dean, Toronto,
with his brother and sister-in-
law, Air. and Mrs. Archie
.Noakes.
Mr, Herb liedden with his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. Harold. Iledden and
family of Dresden,
Air. Charles Mickle, Hamil-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. William
Mickle, Pamela, Judith and
John, Airs. Florenee Joynt, with
Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bob
and Ann.
Miss Ruth Anne Traquair and
Miss Ruth. Anne Hume., Si.
Thomas, with relatives here.
Miss Thelma Elgie, of Sea-
forth, with Air, and Mrs. Carl
Payne and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Simpson,
Birmingham, Mich„ with Mrs,
Lou Simpson.
Miss Dianne .Rannle of Sar-
nia and Miss Maryann ttannie
of. London, Air, and Mrs, Jerry
Jimmie and ,Joanne, of Toronto,
with, their parents, Mr, and.
Mrs. Sam ',tannic.
M. and Mrs. Clarence. Ruston
and family, of Stratford, with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Eva
Parker and Bill,
Misses Dorothy and Geraldine
Parker, of London, with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Parker and Patty.
Mr. Earl Bell, of Toronto,
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn E. Bell.
Miss Betty Parker, of Lon-
don, with her mother, Mrs. Eva
Parker and Bill,
Mr. and Mrs, William Simp-
son, of Detroit, with the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Lou Simp-
son.
Mrs. Archie MacGregor was
R recent visitor with Mrs. W.
B. Coxon in Zurich,
Beauty care
Staff a topic
By MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
STA.:HA.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller was hos-
tess for the meeting of Staffa
WI which was held at her
home on Wednesday evening,
October 3, Mrs, Russell Wor-
den presided and opened with
a poem on "Autumn", The
roll call was , answered by
"something nice about the per-
son on your left".
Mrs, Johnny Miller gave a
beauty demonstration showing
the proper way of cleansing
the skin, applying makeup
and choosing the proper color
combinations. Bonnie Jean
Miller presented her -prize-
winning speech on "Posture
and Personality" and Mrs, Roy
McDonald gave a five-minute
talk on the climate of the
Maritimes.
Final plans were made for
the TB clinic in the hall on
October 4 and 10 with 12 ladies
volunteering to help,
Mrs. Carter Kerslake react a.
letter she had received from
the, Institute's adopted child in
China. It was decided to send
a box to her for Christmas
and all members are asked to
bring a gift to the next meet-
ing and give it to either Airs,
Torn Laing or Miss Olive
Speare,
Miss Vera Itanibley and Mrs.
John Tem pleman were named
as leaders to attend the .train-
ing' school for. "Window Treat-
ment" to be held in Stratford
October 23 and 24. Plans were
made for a HallOWe'en party
in
with
hall on October 30
with Walton and Avonton
slittites as guests, Committees
were named for same,
Hostesses were Arcs. Gerald-
Agar, Mra. Russell Warden,
Mrs. Johnny Miller and the
hostess,
Staffa UCW
.The Staffa 130W .niet the
church on 'Wednesday evening
wi t h Thanksgiving as the
thente, Worship ft
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was
taken by Mrs. B D. Sadler
with. Air's. Ed Dearing aSsist-
Mg.
Mrs. R. D. Sadler and Mrs,
Ross Senile favored with a
drat. WS, Arthur *Kemp was
in charge of a film,
Sound of a. Stone". Mrs. A. H.
Daynard presided for the 'nisi.
netts.
An invitation .was accepted
front the Rey& 11CW to attend
their meeting on Wednesday
evening, October ID, Airs.
Leslie former'
led. in a sing song.
A fornier rileMber, Mrs.
Robert Vivian, Mitchell, was
presented with a gift in ap-
preciation fer her work while
with the VOW, A social horn'
was enjoyed over lunch served
by the hostesses.
• Personal 'ISertis
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Norris over the _Thanks.
giving weekend :were Mr. and
Mrs, lames Norris, Judy,
Douglas and Garry, Bramp.
ton, Mrs. Anthony :Briiit
Biehard, Mbritreal, and Erie.
Norris from the OAC, Guelph,
..Mrs, Ernest Templeman anti
Mr, and Mrs. „lobn l'empleMan
and family attended a .family
gathering at the Cole and Tani-
Cron-Iarty. on Sunday,
and Mrs, Bob Norris,
Patti and
wit
spent_ the
weekend with 'friends in Wind-
sor,
MT...and Mrs„ Walter .O'Brien
spent the Thanksgiving week-
end With Mr. .and 'Mrs. Dori
elite and filthily la Plint„
Mielt
Personal items
Mr. liar* Horton received
a cable advising him of the
death of his mother in England..
in her 92nd year she died on
Wednesday, October 3. Mr. and
Mrs. Horton visited her in 1959,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid
and. Allan have moved into their
new home a quarter of a mile
south of flensall on Highway 4,
Mrs. Edward. Carter of Hen-
sel], who resides in the Fink
Apts., was the lucky winner of
the Legion bingo jack pot of
$105.00 in ,55 calls at the bingo
Saturday night, Door prizes
were won by Mrs. Jim Clarke
and Fred Kennings. There will
be another bingo this Saturday,
Oct. 13.
Mr, and Mrs, Archie Noakes are vi s i ti ng w ith their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs,
Earl McKellar and family at
Chatham,
Air, John Soldan of Zurich,
Alr• Lorne Hay, Hensall, Air,
Fred Dobbs, Exeter, and Mr.
Edward Hendrick, Crediton left
for Toronto Wednesday of this
week where they were regis-
tered at the Skyline Hotel, To-
ronto and are attending the con-
servation authority conference,
the highlight of which will be a
nine hour tour of the Metropol-
itan Toronto and region authori-
ties, On Saturday the delegates
will be guests of the 6th annual
Pioneer Festival at Woodridge,
Legion auxiliary
marks birthday
Mrs, Mary McCann of Ford-
wich, zone commander for zone
CI, and Mrs. Luella Hall of
Blyth, past zone commander,
and auxiliaries from Seaforth
and Exeter were guests of Hen-
sail Legion Auxiliary at the 13th
birthday party held Tues., Oct.
9 at the Legion 'Hall and at-
tended by over 80. President
Airs, Wm. Smale welcomed the
guests and introduced both Mrs.
McCann and Mrs, Hall who
both spoke briefly.
One of the highlights of the
evening was the presentation of
life membership pins to Mrs.
Thomas Kyle, being made by
Mrs. McCann. Gifts were pre-
sented to Mrs. McCann by Past
president Mrs. Gordon Munn
and to Mrs. Hall by Mrs. Wm.
Brown,
The mystery guessing prize
was won by Mrs. Gordon Munn,
and Airs. Jim McGregor was
awarded a prize for having
wedding anniversary closest to
the date of the nariv. Mis4 ,le •1
Henderson rendered a solo ac-
companied at the piano by Miss
Carol Brown. Mrs. Brown and
Carol contributed piano duets,
Mrs. E. Davis showed colored
slides and gave a commentary
of the pictures taken by Jack
Henderson of his recent trip to
the British Isles.
Mrs. Howard Smale and Mrs.
Wm, Forrester conducted
ny sate. Draws were won by
Mrs. Wm, Smale, Mrs. Garnet
Allan of Hensall, and Mrs. Min-
nie Parker of Exeter. Gift cor-
sages were presented to guests,
life members and to those who
assisted with the program,
A smorgasbord luncheon Was
served, Honors for' cutting the
birthday cake went to Mrs, T.
Kyle. Courtesy remarks were
given by the presidents or vis-
iting auxiliaries.
Correction
Last Week in the obituary of
Miss At, Pybus -the pall bear-
ers were misplaced and ap-
peared at the top of William T.
Robinson's obituary, also a mis-
placed line was in a personal
item. R. should have read: Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Jinks and fam-
ily accompanied by Mr, and
Airs. Atissell. Weaver of Exeter,
visited Sunday with relatives in
Sarnia, attending the birthday
party of ADS. Jinks' 'and Mr.
Weaver's grandmother, Mrs,
Frank Robbins, Moore. Line,
with So in attendance. The T-A
regrets these misplacements.
Robent Drommond; sec-
ond Vern Aiderdiee; low, Ken
MacKay; travelling lone handS
(a mouse trap) remained with
Ernest Whitehouse,
At this lime Mrs, ll, Caldwell
called Mr, and. Mrs, Al Hog-
garth to the front and while she
read the address Mrs. Alex
MacGregor and. Airs. Stewart
Pepper .presented tire newly-
weds with a platform rocker on
behalf of SS 10 Titekersmith,
Mrs. Caldwell also read an
address for Air. and Mrs, Archte
lioggarth, who are leaving ibis
section, and they were presented
with a pair of table la.mps,
Caldwell %rem called t o th e front
by Mrs. James Drummond and
while she read the address Mrs.
Ken MacKay and Mrs. Robert
Kinsman presented Mrs. Geld-
well with a step-ladder, kitchen
stool and Jack, a smoker on
behalf of SS 10 Tuckersmith on
their leaving the section for
town. All the recipients very
fittingly replied thanking every-
one. A social half hour followed.
Shower for bride-elect
A miscellaneous shower was
held at St, Andrew's United
Church, Kippen, on Monday eve-
ning, October 1 honoring Miss
Lois Schwartz of Guelph, daugh-
ter, of Air'. and Mrs. ,lack
Schwartz of Hillsgreen.
The affair was arranged by
Airs. Keith Love and the pro-
gram consisted of a sing-song
led by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot, a
contest given by Miss Marion
Forrest and an instrumental
by Mrs. Gerald Moffatt,
Airs. Emmerson Anderson and
Gary showed slides of their trip
to Arizona which were interest-
ing.
Lois was invited to the plat-
Personal items
Don Kyle., who has been on
the staff of the Bank of Mon-
treal, Grand Bend, for the past
one and a half years, has been
transferred to Hamilton and left
Wednesday of this week, Don is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Kyle.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. MerVin
Lane, RR 4 'Seaforth.
A program consisted of sing
songs, contests, a solo by Ran
Patrick and a reading by Mrs.
Art Einlayson,
The address was read by
Marjorie Dapple and gifts pre-
sented by Pan Patrick. and
Barbara Gernmell.
Personal items
Blake
Pqr.§einal items
Mr. Frank Fillinghain„ of
New loislieard, visited'
friends In the vicinity over the
past week.
Mr, Lloyd McBride and. son
David, of Windsor,. spent the
holiday weekend At their farm
on the town line.,
Mr, and Mrs. Dinsmore and
Bob, of Windsor, visited with.
Mr. and Airs. Thomas Dinsmore
and Air, And .:Mrs. Jim Dins-
more over the wekenct,
holiday weekend visitors with
Air. and Mrs. Newell Geiger
.and john and Airs. Mary Man-
son and Robert were Mr. and
Airs. Donald Manson And family
and Miss Lea Shutter of To-
ronto..
Mr. Hugh. McBride, of Lon-
don, visited with Mr, and Airs.
Roy McBride and Mr. and Mrs.
John McBride and daughter
Joanne,
was a visitor' on Thursday,
On Wednesday, Oct, 3 about
30 neighbors cluvareed Mr. and
Mrs. Al 1-loggarth. and had a
lovely evening,
Anniversary services will he
held 1.n St. Andrew's Church,
Kippen on Sunday .October 21
at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m,
with the Rev, Edgar Roulston
as guest .speaker. Special. music
will be provided by the choir.
Mr, William Riley and Sharon
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Sinclair and family.
A number of. families attended
open house at Westminster Col-
lege on Sunday last.
Mrs. Jean Kyle, Clinton, and
Mr, and Mrs, Don Kyle and
Deborah lane of Zurich were
Thanksgiving guests with Air.
and Mrs. Emerson Kyle anti
Thanksgiving visitors
Mr. and Mrs. W, L. this
and a sister, Mrs. Edward Cud-
more of Vancouver, with Air.
and Mrs. Clarence Hutchison of
St. Thomas.
Misses Mary Ann Greenfield
and Dianne Perkin, of London,
with Miss Joyce Hood,
Al.r. and Mrs. Gordon Wren
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith
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visitors
Dr. and Mrs. George Lindsay
and daughter Dee, of .Simeoe,
with Air', .and Mrs. rred Dobbs
jr.
Mr. and Airs. Don Fairhairn,
Misses (Jail and Brenda Fair-
bairn, London, and Arnold
Firby, St. Thomas., with Mr. And
Mrs, Bill ;Johnston and boys.
mr. and Mrs. George Atkin-
son and family, London, with
the former's parents, Mr. And
Ws. 'Herman Atkinson.
Shower
On Saturday evening Mrs.
Tom Rees held a kitchen shower
for Miss Eleanor Thompson of
Ailsa Craig.
-Guests included Mrs, Mar-
jorie Coburn, Miss Marlene
Thompson, also of Ailsa Craig,
Airs, Ken Broom. Exeter, Airs,
Ron 1-learrian, Barrie and Airs,
Charles Railings and Blanche,
Clandeboye. On Sunday Air, and
Mrs, Rees were guests with the
former's parents, Air, and Mrs ,
Earl ]'gees, Ailsa Craig, for A
family gathering.
Personal items
Mr. and Airs, Jerry Vander-
boek and boys of RR 1. Lucan
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Mr. Fern McLean, of Toronto,
visited Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred
Meths and some relatives dur-
ing the week.
Mr. Norman Long was admit-
ted to Stratford General Hos-
pital for surgery.
Surprise No, 2 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love ac-
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th gathered lit the hour was enjoyed by all. Lois
,e(.1schools, for presentation to. My, IS a recent graduate of Guelph
and Air's. Al Hoggarth, newly- General. Hospital.
Shower , f9r, bride-elect On :Friday evening, Oct. 5 s .
eleven tables of euchre were (4 ,z. „ro n ,i,„,1
Cat A' may. evening, Oct, .5
in play with the winners being: ",
laes' high, auss M ari on Rob, JaPOWIS shower honoring Miss
oils; second, Airs. Robert Bell; 11114 Lane, ,br W e'el•ect of al."."'" low.Mrs, woyd juicy; men's day, Oct. 13, She is the dough-
at Kippen, gathering
Ay MISS EMMA FIKAY
heft Keys of Exeter Attended
the dedication of the new stu-
dents' residence of the United
Church at University of Western
Ontario grounds on Sunday aft-
ernoon,
Air, and Mrs. Elzar Mous-
seau, Air, and Mrs. Ross Faber
and Kevin attended the Thiel-
Glen wedding on Saturday at
the Church of God, Grand. Bend.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Thomson
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thom-
son attended the Priestap-Mark-
le -wedding Saturday at St.
Paul's Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomson.
and family visited Sunday with
Air. and Mrs, Sam Storey, Sea-
forth, parents of Mrs. Thom-
son,
Airs, Myrtle Kilpatrick is a
guest of her niece, Airs. Eldon
jarrott, and Mr, Jarrott,
Miss Alice 'Keen, of Strat-
ford, visited Sunday with Airs.
Dowson,
Airs, Richard Taylor', RR 2
Kippen, recently won a bridge
set in a penny sale which was
sponsored by the CWL of St.
Patrick's Church at Dublin.
Mr. Garnet Smallacombe of
Guelph and formerly of Hensall
visited Wednesday with Mr, at Grimsby.
Robert, Thomson. It is 50 years Miss Marlene McLachlan, of
since Alr, Thomson has seen London, with her parents, Mr.
and Airs. William McLachlan.
'Air. and Airs. Edward Shef- Mrs. Margaret Johnston, of
fee and their two grandchildren, Toronto, with her brother, Mr.
,Joyce and Paul Sheffer of Dry- W. R. Cooper.
den, Mich, spent a few days Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Ander-
last week with 'Mrs. Elston son and faintly and Mrs. Eliza-
Dowson and other relatives, bath Anderson with relatives in
Mrs. Eldwin Kerr of Winthrop Marlette, Mich., and vicinity.