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and Freddie.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Finns LOP-
don, attanded St. Jellies church
Sunday afternoon and later were
guests. lYlole of Mrs. ;Emily Tomes,
Mgarr'et4 Poole of LondonFII M rans.d Mrs.Mar
Emily Tomes visited the Paton
family also.
Mrs. Alice Wray of Hamilton
Visited Mrs, Emily Tonies last
week. Tnesday evening they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lloyd
in London.
Mr, & Mrs, Wilmer Scott,
Judy and Betty were gnests of
Mr, & Mrs. Jack Heaman and
family, Ailsa Craig. Brenda
Scott spent the weekend with her
niece. Sandra Heaman, returning
home with her parents and fam-
ily.
PLAN BAZAAR
The WA and Guild of St. James
Church held their October
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Rae Hodgins.
The president of the WA,
Mrs. Andy Carter presided and
was assisted in the devotions
by Mrs. Emily Tomes and Rev.
E. 0. Lancaster. Church cal-
endars for 1965 were received
and sold to the members.
All WA members were asked
to meet together for a Corporate
Communion service Sunday,
November 29, being the day
before St. Andrew's day. The
November meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Emily
Tomes.
The Guild president, Mrs.
James Cunningham presided for
the meeting and 18 members
answered roll call. The meet-
ing was entirely taken up with
final arrangements for the an-
nual bazaar to be held Saturday
November 7.
Hostess served lunch assis-
ted by Mrs. Jim Cunningham
and Mrs. Art Cunningham.
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
By Elizabeth Gosar
Junior gals
ousted too
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this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon
and during the evening throughout
the week,
Dobbs Motors Ltd.
Mrs. Norman Hodgins and
Avis attended a trousseau tea
at the home of Mrs. Stanley
Crawford, Revere, Saturday
afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter Edythe, bride-to-be of Sat-
urday Nov. '7.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Pullen, Clin-
ton, were Sunday guests of Mr.
& Mrs. Milne pullen.
Mr. & Mrs. Melville Gunning,
Muriel and Mr. Wilfred Herbert
are moving to Exeter this week
to reside.
Costumed trio
sings for seniors
Vocal numbers by trio in cos-
tume from C re d 1 to n, Miss
Kenny, Mrs. C. Mitten and Steve
Brierley, highlighted the pro-
gram at the Senior Citizens
meeting held Tuesday evening
in the Legion Hall which was
attended by 100.
Other features of the pro-
gram included a reading by
Mrs. Flossie Stade, piano solos
by Linda Rader and Sharon
Lightfoot, mouth organ selec-
tions by Maurice Quance ac-
companied by Mrs. Frank King,
duets by Mrs. Ross Mathers
and Mrs. Russell Lee and by
Mrs. Lee and Gordon Smith,
also solos by the latter to his
own accompaniment on the elec-
tric guitar. Mr. Walter Cutbush
conducted a singsong with Mrs.
Andrew Dougall at the piano.
Mr. Joe White was chairman.
Members of Beta Sigma Phi
served lunch.
The December program com-
mittee is Mr. and Mrs. Hilton
Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Pfaff, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Prouty and Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Penhale.
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Brewers
Retail Stores
Will Be Closed
Wednesday,
November 11TH
REMEMBRANCE
DAY
BREWERS RETAIL STORES
Operated by Brewers Warehousing Company Ltd.
Woodham masquerade
fills church basement
Bazaars prove popular
with Clandeboye ladies
Pg;34014.44 son and family,attended Lieury
Mrs, Waiter Stewart,of Wind.! United Church anniversary and
sor was a weekend guest with spent the clay with Mr, Win.
Mrs, .Robert Rundle, Jinn and Armstrong..
Jack,
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Doupe, Mr.
.4 Mrs, Don laririp and Cheryl
attended. Kirkton United church
anniversary and were guests
with Mr. 4 Mrs. Fred Rodgers.
Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pam,
Oa and Calvin were Sunday
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Dan
Siberius and family of London.
Mrs. Robert Rundle visited
Friday with her mother, Mrs.
Wilbert Payne and Jim of Lon-
don.
The Woodhain Male Quartet
sang at the anniversary ser-
vice at James St. United Church
Exeter Sunday morning,
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell
and Terri were Sunday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Ken McGleish
of London,
Mrs. Robert Rundle and Jack
and Mrs. Walter Stewart of
Windsor visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Culver
and Kenneth of Lobo.
Mr, & Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
Cynthia and Ellen, Mr. Ken
Blackler, Mr. & Mrs. Norris
Webb, Julie and Lori, Mrs. M.
Copeland and Jean and Miss
B 1 an c h e Mills were Sunday
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Mills of Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Thom-
Students view old mill dam
This old mill dam in the Rockwood Conservation Area was one of the highlights of last week's
outing for geography students at SHDHS. It is believed the mill on the site was built in 1867 and
the Grand River Conservation Authority is planning to restore it. Eric Lemp, administrator for
the Authority, is shown pointing out a feature to some of the students.
By MRS, J. H. PATON
Q4ANDgPOYE
Clandeboye UCW held a suc!,
cepa:0 hazaar and *Saturday
afternoon with a good crowd
attending. Mu ms and Hallowe'en
motifs decorated the rooms.
Rev. 0. W. Sech opened the
bazaar and Mrs. Seth and Pre,
siont mp, Peter Voisin wel-
comed the guests.
Conveners for baking were
Mrs, George Simpson, Mrs.
Alex Macintgsh, Mrs. Charlie
Coughlin; farm prodsce, Mrs.
Wilmer Scott; sewing, Mrs.
Dave Kestle, Mrs. Keith Simi).-
son; tickets, Mrs. Arthur Hod-
gins; tea, Mrs. Arthur Simp-
son Miss Aggie Northgrave.
Kitchen committee, Mrs.Ru-
Pert Williams, Mrs. Rea Neil,
Mrs. Jim Donaldson, Mra.Wil-
liarn Wilson; se r ving, Mrs.
Andy Thompson, Mrs, Arnold
Blake, Mrs. Jim Scott, Mrs.
Sam Taylor, Mrs, Gerald Mill-
son; candy, Mrs. Orville Roll-
ings.
PERSONALS
Mr! Clrence lAlliSon is re-covering 'from an operation on
October 27 in St. JOSePh'STIPP-!
OW. He has been hoPPIta4W1
since Oct, 20.
Mrs. Leslie Hindmarsh of
McGillivray Cep. 7, mother of
George Hindmarsh; died sud-
denly Tuesday, Qotober 27 and
was hurled Thursday. Mr, &
Mrs, Douglas Hindmarsh,
patsy, Jim, Kevin and Clive
of Casey, Ill., visited Mr. &
Mrs. George Hindinarsh and
family following the funeral.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Walden of
Chatham spent the weekend with
the latter's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Mervin Carter also Mr. & Mrs.
Douglas Carter and Mr. Carlyle
Carter, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Ritchie,
Parkhill, were guests Sunday
of the former's sister and hus-
band, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Cun-
ningham.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Bell of Lon-
don visited Monday evening with
Mrs. John Whitmore Sr, Gayle
By .MRS, ROBERT
WOODHAM
A masquerade parade was
held in the churph basement
Friday,.Oct, 30,
The Ihfiges of the costumes
were mrs, Oscar Brine and.
Mrs. George Wilson and the
prize winners were; pre school
children, best representation,
Larry Rundle; beat comic,
da Timms; girls, 6-8, best
representation, Julie Webb; co,
;Pic, Karen Insley; boys, David
Jansson; comic, Robbie Dickie;
girls, 9,11, best representation
Arlene JohnS; comic, Shirley
Timms; boys, best represent?,
tion, David Strati?. n; comic,
Murray Insley;
Girls, 12-14, best repr e-
sentation, Cathie Thacker; co.,
mic, Ann parkinson; boys, best
representation, Danny Jaques
and John Gartenburg; comic,
Ronnie McNaughton; 15 and
over, best representation,
Doris Mills and Dianne Smith;
comic, Helen Harlton and Nancy
Wilhelm; best dressed couple
under nine years, Cynthia and
Ellen Copeland; best dressed
couple over 10 years, Karen
and Wayne Rodd.
A Hallowe'en program spon-
sored by the Messengers fol-
lowed with Mr. Leonard Thack-
er as chairman opened with a
reading by Betty Jean Miller
and a chorns "Hallowe'en" by
the Messengers followed by an
exercise "Black and Orange".
A chorus was sung by the pri-
mary children and a recitation
given by John Gartenburg.
Jeannette Hooper favored with
a piano solo. An exercise "Jack
0' Lantern was followed by a
reading "A Ghost Story" by
Carol Langford and a vocol
solo by Shirley Timms.
A play "Cathy's Dream" was
given by the senior girls was
followed by a recitation by Gor-
don Robinson, a chorus by a
group of boys and a recitation
by Danny Jaques. Lunch was
served and a social hour spent.
Cromarty party successful
Host pre-school children
Priced 89 $1.15
$1.29 - $2.25
Whalen Middleton Drugs
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By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
enjoyment.
The teacher, Mrs. Janet
channel and pupils of SS 5
Hibbert were hosts to the pre-
school children of the section
Friday afternoon. The costumes
were varied and showed much
effort by the children and their
parents.
Prizes were won by Brenda
Gardiner as an Indian Princess,
complete with papoose; couple
prize by Larry McCallum and
Bob Johns as skeletons; Ruth
Marie Harburn as a youthful
witch; Jack Christie as a tramp
and Linda Hackney as a Hal-
lowe'en cat and Nancy McKenzie
as a vagabond.
Judges were Mrs. Mary Johns
and Mrs. Annie Norris.
An interesting program fol-
lowed and all enjoyed a tasty
Hallowe'en lunch.
Exeter 235-1570
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CR °MARTI/
The pupils and teacher, Miss
j,4n.ri White of SS 6 Hibbert en-
*,,he pre-school child-
ren of the section at a Hallow-
e'en party Friday afternoon.
The costumes were judged
by Mrs. Keith McLaren with
Frank Allen and Brenda Dow as
best comics and most original,
Valeria Walker and Kathy Doug-
las.
A program of poems, stories,
songs and games and a tasty
lunch concluded the afternoon's
& Mrs. Lewellyn Ratz and Bar-
bara of Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs.
Norman Ratz of Waterloo, Mr.
& Mrs. Earl Eggert and Mr.
Henry Eggert, Rostock and Mr.
& Mrs. Wesley Russell of Cro-
marty.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Ramsey and
Bill visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Jas. Ramsey and family of
Listowel.
Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Denver and
Mrs. Shirley Elliott and family
all of Essex, spent the weekend
with Mr, & Mrs. John Wallace.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Kerslake
of St. Marys were Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. & Mrs. Wallace.
Mr. & Mrs. Harper Kraemer
of Fullarton entertained at a
dinner in honor of the twenty-
Sue Ann Lindenfield, ChriS
Shaw, Brenda Dinney, Wendy
Neil, Carol Harrington, Hilary
Atwood, Sheila Keller, Linda
B 1 an s h ar d, Patsy Bridges,
Paulette Schroeder, Heath e r
Reid, Joan Simmons.
Timer, Pauline Wells; scor-
er, Anna Hern; manager, Barb-
ara Skinner; linesman, Beth
Chalmers.
fifth wedding anniversary of
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Howe, Sun-
day, October 25. Gifts were
presented by their daughters,
Mrs. R. Wilds, Mrs. Gar y
Quance and Miss Carol Howe,
also from brothers and sisters,
nephews and nieces. Mrs. Krae-
mer and Mrs. Howe are sis-
ters.
Miss Wanda McLaren and
Miss Mary Parkinson of Nipis-
sing spent the weekend with
Wanda's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Keith McLaren,
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Dow and
Brian visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. Lorne Doupe of Science
Hill.
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Calder McKaig Monday were
Misses Mary and Helen Thom-
son, Fergus and Mr. & Mrs.
Lorne Speare, Harriston.
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MIDDLETON'S DRUGS
MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN
The magazine campaign end-
ed yesterday. The g o al is
$6,304 and on Monday a total
of $5,707 had been brought in.
Many students have been re-
ceiving "kissing dolls" since
they sold 3 subscriptions.
There was such a demand
for these dolls that the supply
ran out but more were sent. All
those who sold one subscription
received a small school pen-
nant.
The winners of the daily draw
were Brian Hogarth who re-
ceived $4 and Margaret Johns
who received $1.
Just as the Stratford Central
senior girls won the senior
volleyball tournament so also
the junior girls repeated this
performance by winning the
Huron-Perth junior girls
volleyball tournament at the
Stratford Northwestern Second-
ary School, Thursday.
In the final game the Strat-
ford Central juniors defeated
Goderich 15-6 and 15-11 to
ensure them of five wins and
no losses.
Goderich had been the winner
in the division consisting of St.
Marys, Clinton, South Huron
and Stratford N. W. while Strat-
ford Central had defeated Lis-
towel, Seaforth, Wingham and
Mitchell in the other division.
In South Huron's first match
they were defeated by Clinton
15-6 and 15-1.
They looked more promising
in the next match when they
trounced Goderich 15-0 in the
second game but were defeated
15-8 and 15-13 in the other
two games.
Sylvia Cann accounted for six
points in the second game and
Darlene Par sons and Chris
Shaw collected five and four
points respectively.
South Huron was again de-
feated 15-12 and 15-6 when
they played St. Marsy despite
the efforts of Darlene Parsons
who sent six balls across the
net in the first game.
In their last match against
Stratford NW they were finally
victorious as they won 15-0
and 15-12.
Team members; SylviaCann,
Darlene Parsons, Judy Lesnick
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Dow visit-
ed recently with a friend, Mrs.
Priest of London.
Miss Janet Allen is a patient
in Stratford General Hospital,
suffering from virus pneu-
monia. Her father, Mr. Eldon
Allen visited with her Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Allen and
Mr. Will Worden visited with
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Allen in
Stratford Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Douglas has re-
turned to her home in Embro
after visiting with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Douglas and family.
Mrs. Sadie Scott visited Sun-
day at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Scott, Staffa,
Mr. Frank Stagg attended a
farewell party for Mr. Frank
Houghton, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Len Houghton, Tees water,
which was held at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Houghton,
London, Friday night. Frank is
with the RCAF and left by air
Monday with his wife and two
daughters for France where he
is stationed for four years.
Miss Carol Ann Dow spent
the weekend with Miss Jean
Doupe in Stratford.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Alex Gardiner were Mr.
Avis and Grant Hodgins at-
tended Edgewood Jr. Farmers
Monday evening at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hartwick,
Ebenezer.
Mrs. Helen Hart, Detroit,
Mrs. Ethel Squire and Mr. Fred
Foster, Granton, visited Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hod-
gins and family.
Miss Barbara Bieber spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Johns, Elimville. Linda
Bieber spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. John Egan, Gran-
ton.
Mrs. Roylance Wes tc ot t,
Exeter, called on Mr. Frank
Gunning recently at the pullen
home.
Mrs. Norman Hodgins at-
tended the funeral of the late
John Westlake Friday from the
Carrothers Funeral Home,
London.
Mr. & Mrs. Melville Gunning,
Muriel and Mr. Wilfred Herbert
were Sunday guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Cleve Pullman.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley,
Janice and Robbie visited Sun-
day with Mr. & Mrs. Sam Skin-
ner, Centralia.
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Currie,
Wingham, Mr. & Mrs. Ji m
Adams and family, Mr. & Mrs.
Ziggi Chodas and family, Lon-
don, visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Wm. O'Brien.
Miss Bonnie Blair, Centralia,
and Miss Lucy Borschke, Lon-
don, were weekend visitors of
Miss Carol Johnson.
Whalen Teen Town dance was
held Friday evening at the Com-
munity Centre. Chaperons were
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Morley and
Mr. & Mrs. McCleod Mills.
There was a good attendance.
Sharon Mardlin, Granton,
spent the weekend with Mary
Johnson.
Mrs. Alton Neil was hostess
for a brush demonstration in
the Church hall Monday evening.
Mrs. Mildred Hirtzel, Centralia
was the demonstrator. Funds
went to UCW of Whalen.
Mrs. Gordon Johnson enter-
tained Martha Klahre, Margaret
and Sandra Hodgson, Jackie
Vader and Sharon Mardlin at
a birthday party Friday evening
in honor of Mary's eighth birth-
day.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgson
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Stanley Marshall and family,
Denfield,
Mrs. G. Wright
passes suddenly
Mrs. George Wright, 80, died
at her late residence, Main
Street, Exeter, Monday, No-
vember 2.
She was the former Ada Lot-
tie Tucker and following her
marriage to George Wright they
farmed in Usborne Township
until retiring to Exeter 19 years
ago.
She is survived by her hus-
band, three sons, Harvey of
Kirkton; Melvin, Winnipeg; Ce-
cil, Granton; one daughter, Mrs.
Garfield (Blossom) Thomson,
Exeter.
Funeral services were con-
ducted by Rev. Harry Wuerch,
London, at the Hopper-Hockey
funeral home, Exeter, Wednes-
day, November 4 with inter-
ment in Exeter cemetery.
Pallbearers were Messr s
Squire Herdman, Cecil Skin-
ner, William riurney, Cecil
Camm, Ewart Pym and Edgar
Squires.
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