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JACK RIDDELL Liberal
At 43 Jack Riddell is a successful farmer, a graduate of the University of Guelph, has
taught high school at Clinton and Exeter, a former partner in the Hensall Livestock Sales.
Since his election to the Ontario Legislature 2 years ago Jack Riddell has provided strong
suppo0 in the Nixon team as the opposition spokesman on energy and environmental
problems. He has been active in expressing the ridings concerns about the Davis
Gov't's extravagances in EDUCATION and REGIONAL GOVERNMENT
Help Huron-Middlesex - Help Ontario
- Help Yourself!
lit Vote Riddell
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,Staffa Institute take 'trip
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
The Citizenship and World
Affairs meeting of the Staffa
Women's Institute was held in the
township hall on Wednesday
evening, August 20, with 14
members and three visitors
present. Mrs. Carter Kerslake
and Mrs. Bob Parsons were in
charge of the program and the
topic was very ably taken by Mrs.
E. Meth, who took everyone on a
trip to Holland by word and
picture. Mrs, Tom Scott delighted
everyone with two solo numbers,
The End of a Perfect Day and
Lucky Jim accompanying heself
on the autoharp. Roll Call was
"Why does Canada attract people
from other countries?" Mrs.
Carter Kerslake presented an
interesting paper on the motto -
"Every privilege carries a
responsibility in this world."
During business, a committee
was named to plan the township
banquet and members were
reminded to get their articles to
Mrs. Charles Douglas or Mrs.
Lloyd Miller for the display at
Mitchell Fair. The Institute is
rinsoring Joanne Ross in the
tchell Queen of the Fair
competition.
Mrs. John Templeman was
named a delegate to the area
convention. Mrs. Carter Kerslake
gave a report of the district
executive meeting.
Members handed in clippings
for the scrap book.
A "bring and buy" stall proved
interesting and successful,
Personals
Mitchell. West Dairy Club held
their August meeting at the farm
of Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Miller, Mr. &
Mrs. Jim Cross and Mr. & Mrs.
Jack White, London, were guests
at the Hocking-Bragg wedding on
Saturday in Mitchell.
Barbara Templeman is
holidaying this week with Wanda
and Michelle Martyn of
Russeldale,
Sheila Duncan of Kirkton and
Betty Ann Miller are holidaying
with their grandmother, Mrs.
Wilbur Miller and Ken.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cross, London,
holidayed this week with Mr. &
Mrs. Leslie Miller.
Intended for last week
Barbara Roney, Marilyn and
Carol Miller were hostesses
Wednesday evening for a
miscellaneous shower for Linda
Moore, bride-elect in the town-
ship hall.
The Hibbert Community Young
people enjoyed a bus trip to the
Science Centre and the Metro
Toronto Zoo Sunday.
Mrs. John Drake and Murray
visited for a week with Mr. &
Mrs. Ron ,Rossi and family,
Montreal.
Mr. & Mrs. Reg Elliott and
family, holidayed last week at
Pine Lake.
Mrs. Margaret Papple and
girls, London visited last week
with John Drake.
Nancy and Kevin Scott
holidayed for a few days with
their cousins, Barbara and
Douglas Meikle,
Elizabeth Templeman visited
on the weekend with Ruth
Templeman, Stratford.
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Dearing,
Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Ed
Dearing, attended the wedding of
their neice in Toronto on
Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cross, London
visited on the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Leslie Miller.
Mr. & Mrs, Larry Elliott and
boys visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. David Sim and family,
Southwold,
Susan Harburn, Shirley Miller
and Barbara Templeman were
guests of Joanne Wallace on
Friday,
Mary Jane Templeman has
accepted a position with the Bank
of Montreal, Stratford.
Francis Scott, London visited
Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs,
Reg Finlayson and Mike.
Nancy and David Lyall,
Toronto holidayed this past two
weeks with their grandmother,
Mrs: Sam Norris and Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Norris and family, Mrs.
Ethel Lyall, Toronto visited at
the same home for the weekend,
Nancy and David returning with
her to Toronto, as did Mrs. Sam
Norris, Jill and Robert Norris for
a few days holiday.
New signs
at Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
The village has taken on a new
look with the erection of new
street signs. The signs were
made possible through the
generosity of an anonymous,
donor who wished to do
something for the village.
This is a splendid example of
Community Spirit and villagers
appreciate the improvement. The
work of erecting the signs was
done by Lawrence Hirtzel and
Kenneth Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel
attended a family get-together at
the home of the former's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Emerson Wein, Crediton, on
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Pickering and
girls Hyde Park attended the
Guenther-Pickering wedding in
Zion United Church, Crediton on
Saturday and were weekend
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins,
Misses Debbie and Dalphine
Hirtzel, Parkhill spent the
weekend with their grand-
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel.
With Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden
on Sunday were Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Paynter, David and Anne Marie,
Kirkton; Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Allison,
Jim and Debbie, Ailsa Craig; Mr.
& Mrs. Ray Jaques, Steven and
Susan, Granton; Mrs. Barry
Reid, Heather and Lori , London.
A picnic had been planned but the
weather failed to co-operate.
Miss Diane Fisher spent the
past week at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Essery. Terry Fisher spent the
weekend,
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SCOTT'S TISSUES — What started out as a 'lark' ended up as a popular attraction at the Albatross Hotel
in Huron Park this summer. Some of the coaches at the Huron Park Hockey School started providing their
own entertainment at the hotel on Tuesday nights and the improvising group of musicians seen above was
the result. The group called Scott's Tissues in honour of Albatross manager Scott McNair, last Tuesday night
consisted of Doug Young on guitar, Bryan Gilmour playing drumsticks on a wooden chair, Grant Heffernan
on piano, Pat Richards on the spoons and one of the most talented musicians in the group, Gary Spoor play-
ing the radiator. T-A photo
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