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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-09-28, Page 7In Huron Vote SMITH -Liberal NOW Published by The Huron Liberal Association bR., MORGAN SMITH SAYS <--)NTARI 0 NEEDS NEW BLOOD:' 50 THE LIBERALS ARE COMING BACK School children give fair centennial appearance Students from the Zurich Public School and their teachers donned of them are shown as they come through the gates, centennial outfits to parade to the Zurich Fall Fair, Monday. Some — T-A photos Homemakers elect officers Auctioneer: Norm Whiting Terms: Strictly Cash Mark thanksgiving at Clandeboye By MRS. .1. H. PATON CLANDEBOYE Harvest Thanksgiving was held at St, James Sunday when the rec- tor, Rev. E. O. Lancaster, brought the message to a good crowd. The decorations were flowers, white glads on retable sheaf of wheat, a loaf of bread and grapes, on altar other flow- ers were used, also vegetables. Next Sunday, Oct. 1 will be confirmation at 11:15 a.m. when Bishop G. N. Luxton DD,LLD will administer the rite of con- firmation. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Millson and Debbi e visited Mr. & Mrs. Beckett Sunday in Kitchener. Mrs. Gordon Cunningham is a patient in Victoria Hospital. Her mother, Mrs. Minnie Volk, Parkhill, is staying in the home. Mrs. Max Bloy e, London, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless, participated in the dedication of the out-door chapel at Lambton Division, Girl Guide Camp at Rock Glen, near Arkona Sunday. SNOW TIRES RIGHT NOW! BEFORE THE SEASON STARTS TOP QUALITY SNOW TIRES GENERAL PURPOSE TIRES TRUCK & TRACTOR TIRES From our regular stock and in s that fit YOUR vehicle, There were still many attractions Rain washed out many of the attractions at the Exeter Fair, but patrons who huddled under every avail- able cover still found some good entertainment in watching the kids racing back and forth over the flooded race track. These two lads were soaked to the bone, but still managed smiles. T-A photo ALL TIRES CLEARING AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY ! I ATTEND And you're half way to winning $1,000! SS AWARDS GIVEN Sunday, September 24 was held as Achievement Day, formerly known as Rally Sunday, at the United Church. Presentation of awards took place and the message was given by Rev. Neville S. Neil from Kingston, Jamaica, a visitor with Rev, and Mrs. G. W. Sach. For attending 50 Sundays or more at Sunday School awards for first year were given to Dean Scott, Ricky Rollings; sec- ond year, Margo Rollings; third, David Simpson; fourth, Linda Hardy; fifth, Ken Simpson, Janis Kestle, Brenda Scot t, Debbie Millson; sixth, Cindy Donaldson; seventh, June Donaldson, Joan Donaldson; Helen Simpson, Betty Scott; eighth, Hazel Simpson. For attending 45 Sundays or more, first year .(pin)DeanScott; second, (wreath) Ricky Rollings; thi rd,(bar) Margo Rollings, David Simpson; fourth (bar) Linda Har- dy; fifth (bar) Brenda Scott, Janis Kestle; sixth (bar) Cindy Donald- son, Debbie Millson, Paul Hod- gins; seventh (bar) June Donald- son, Laura Hodgins, Patricia Hodgins; eighth (bar) Helen Simp- son, Hazel Simpson, Betty Scott, Joan Donaldson. For attending 40 Sundays or more: first year, Dean Scott; fourth, David Simpson, Dorothy Kestle, Linda Hardy; fifth, Janis Kestle, Ken Simpson, Brenda Scott, Margo Rollings, Ricky Hol- lings; sixth, Cindy Donaldson, Paul Hodgins, eighth, Debbie Millson, June Donaldson; tenth, Joan Donaldson, Helen Simpson; eleventh, Wayne Donaldson, Laura Hodgins, Patricia Hodgins, twelfth, Betty Scott; thirteenth, Hazel Simpson. CLANDEBOYE GROOMED GIRLS "Clandeboye Groomed Girls", the 4-I-I Homemaking Club, com- menced the new project "Being Well-Dressed and Well-Groom- ed," with Mrs. Richard Worth- ington and Mrs. Jim Donaldson as leaders and 16 members, They are Cathy Coughlin, Lor- raine Arts, Linda Hardy, Kathryn Worthington, Mary Mohr, Caro- lyn Hardy, Carol Trevithick, Ha- zel Simpson, Helen Simpson, Su- san Hardy, Joan Lewis, Joan Don- aldson, Margo Rollings, Helen Lewis, Betty Scott, Nancy Hardy. President is Nancy Hardy; vice prey, Betty Scott; Secretary, Ha- zel Simpson; press reporter, Carolyn Hardy, The first meeting Was held et the home of Mrs. Worthington. Mrs. Donaldson demonstrated correct way to put a patch on material. Every one had to put on a patch. Second meeting will be September 16 with dis- cussion on qualities for an at- tractive girl and planning for a duster.