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KIPPEN NEWS
11" .13y PAO, RENA CALDWELL
Sc Mrs. Vivan Cooper
attended a forty-fifth wedding.
anniversary party.at Ailsa Craig,
Miss Lynn Alderdicepf London
was home for the weekend.
Ray Bell .and Mrs. Ron
Littleton visited with the latter's
daughter in Peterborough.
Ladies of the Kippen UCW had
a very successful smorgasbord.
,supper Wednesday night at the
Huron Centennial School,
Mrs. Edgar Sehmell„ Camrose,
Alberta visited his brother-in-
law, mr. Lorne McBride,
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BEST IN YEAR THREE — At Friday's commencement exercises at South Huron District High School plaques
were presented to the top honour students in each year. From the left ore the best in year three, Lynn Bootie,
John Van Gerwen, Kevin Wareing, Arlene Mullett and Nancy Underwood. T-A photo
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Cut taxes! Benefit for fire victims
on "A History of Embroidery"
and the girls filled in the outline
sheet provided, with a
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accumulating at
• 235-2187
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By MRS, ROBERT LAING
CRQMARTY
On Wednesday night a benefit
dance was held in Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre for
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Chappel, who
recently lost their house by fire.
Nelson Howe's orchestra
played music for dancing in the
first half of the evening, with the
Silvertones providing it for the
New resident arrives
at Queensway home
Welcome to a new resident, Louise Mitchell, Mrs. Rodd
Mrs. Adeline Kraft, formerly of visited ROY Miners, Mrs.
DaShwood who will celebrate her Steeper And Mrs, Myrtle Rodd
birthday, October al. visited their sister-in-law Mrs.
Tuesday morning Lawrence Squire, Miss Belle Campbell,
Wein, Exeter conducted an hour Seaforth visited Bella Drover.
of music and singing for the Mrs. John Hillebrecht visited
residents, which all enjoyed very Mrs. Bannerman. Verna and Bill
much, Gibbings and daughter Karen
Mrs. Eric Luther conducted the Summer Hill visited Adeline
church service on Thursday Taylor. Dorothy Brintnell with
accompanied by Mrs, Russell Isobel Brintnell, Mr, & Mrs.
Erratt and Mrs. Nan Britton. Harold Shepherd visited Mrs.
On Monday, Unit II of the Ada Smillie.
Hensall United Church en-
tertained, Mrs, Don Joynt and
Mrs. Dave Kyle directed bingo
and Mrs. Luther led in a sing-
song.
Visitors were Mrs. Joe
Dayman and Mrs, Beatrice
Colborne with Bernice Lavery.
Jean Treibner and Dorothy
Prouty with their , father Roy
McDonald and Lyn Latimer,
Mrs. Ed Nediger, Helen Nediger
and Nola Love visited Mrs.
Lammie and Mrs, Kraft. Mrs.
Irene Steinbach and Karen,
Zurich visited Mrs, Kraft, Mrs.
Jim Anderson visited her mother
Mrs. Minnie Squire. Bill
McKenzie was visited by his
sister Mrs. Dorothy Davey and
children Debra, Dan, Roy and
Shirley of Ayton. Jeanette Lip-
pert and Marion Schenk visited
Hugo Schenk. Pearl Passmore
visited with her sister Mrs,
Bernice Lavery, Mrs, Louise
Mitchell was visited by her son
Leslie and Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Brown, Stratford. Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Marriott, St. Marys with
Ruby Miners. Mrs. Edna Cald-
well, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Roy
MacDonald with Mrs. Sararas,
Charles and Hazel Snell visited
Adeline Kraft and Louise Mit-
chell, Ila Dunn visited Mrs.
Laramie, Shirley Prouty visited
Lyn Latimer, Alex Barrett, Roy Heard about the Pussy Cat who
MacDonald, Isobel Sproat. Verna ate a ball of wool and bad mit-
Coates and Vera Pincombevisited tens?
The all 0,1turio Trust ('ow/wily
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TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889
Kurt Bowman, Manager
Main St., Exeter 235-0530
LEGION WINNER WINNER — Debbie Hillman of Huron Park was awarded a
special prize at Friday's Commencement exercises at South Huron
District High School from the Exeter Legion Auxiliary. Above, Debbie
gets her award from Auxiliary president Pauline Dyck. T-A photo
remainder,
The presentation of an en-
velope of money was made by
Robert Drummond and the
evening concluded with a
smorgasbord lunch.
Evening Auxilary
Mrs. Ivan Norris opened the
October meeting of the Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxilary with a
call to Worship, meditation and
prayer and hymn 108 was sung.
The roll call was answered by a
verse on Praise. Mrs. John Miller
read the scripture from Psalm
100, followed by the meditation on
singing, The offering was
received and dedicated by Mrs.
Norr is,
Mrs. Robert Laing was in
charge of the study book chapter
on minority groups in the world
including the Koreans in Japan,
ethnic groups such as the
Ukrainians and Chinese in
Canadian cities, Indian
Canadians and the Hill tribes of
Taiwan.
The topic, Faith Makes People
Strong, was taken by Mrs. John
Miller. Mrs. Carter Kerslake led
a contest of Biblical names.
The meeting closed with hymn
475, and the Lord's Prayer.
4-H
Meeting 5 of the Staffa "Sew &
Sews" was held Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Charles
Douglas.
The meeting opene'd with the 4-
H pledge followed by the roll call
"What have you decided to make
for your free choice article?"
Jeana Elliott gave the
secretary's report.
Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs,
Douglas demonstrated the Satin
Stitch, Sheaf Filling Stitch and
the French Knot.
"An idea for your club
Achievement Day presentation"
was the roll call for the sixth
meeting of Staffa No. 2's "Sew &
Sews".
Bonnie Norris opened the
meeting with the pledge after
which Jeana Elliott gave the
secretary's report.
Mrs. Wallace led a discussion
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Personals
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Eldon Allen on the birth of their
first grandchild, Caleb Douglas
Gemmon. The proud parents are
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Gammon of
Toronto.
Tuesday visitors with Mrs.
John Jefferson were Mr. & Mrs.
George Reeves, Stratford, Mrs.
Ina Frederickson and Mrs.
Gladys Cartenson, North Dakota.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Laing and
boys visited recently with Mrs.
Bruce Cleland, Listowel.
Two carloads from Cromarty
attended a gathering at Caven
Church, Exeter, to hear Lillian
Dickson speak of her work in
Taiwan as a Presbyterian
missionary and head of The
Mustard Seed Inc.
Mrs. J. Jefferson and Mrs. G.
Laing attended the country fair
at Carlow and visited with Misses
Gladys and Irene Jefferson in
Goderich.
Mrs. M. Lamond, Mrs. T. Scott,
Mrs. , C. Kerslake, and Mrs. M.
Dow, went to the Fall
Conference of Stratford
Presbyterial W.M.S. which was
held in Knox Church, North
Easthope, on Thursday.
Alec Scott spent the weekend
with a friend in Thunder Bay.
On Friday night, Mrs. .1, Jef-
ferson and Mr. & Mrs. Robert'
Laing and family were present
at a gathering at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Donald Riehl, Seebach's
Hill, in honour of the twentieth
wedding anniversary of Mr. &
Mrs. Gordon Laing,
Denise Kerslake has accepted
a position in the office of Atlantic
Provinces Economic Council, in
Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Laing and
Peter were guests at the
graduation of their son, David, in
Northwestern Secondary School,
Stratford. Since graduating
David has been employed by
Humphrey-Strawbridge in
Stratford.
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A large crowd was present At
the Kirkton-Woodham Com-
munity Centre Wednesday
evening October 22, for the
Chappel benefit dance, Jack and
Gerry, who recently lost their
home by fire, thanked those in
attendance and then were
presented with theproceeds of the
evening,
The organizers for the event
thanked the Nelson Howe and
Murray Christie Orchestras for
kindly donating their services for
the evening.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Oliver and
family, New Hamburg, visited
Friday with Mr. & Mrs. John
Miller and family.
Barbara Templeman
celebrated her tenth birthday on
Friday. Guests at her party were
Tracey Beuermann, Margaret
Roney, Shirley Miller, Mary
Parsons, Wanda and Michelle
Martyn, Nancy Pridham, Joanne
Wallace, Kathy McKellar and
Geraldine Meikle.