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The first meeting of. the Thrif-
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club M. the new project "The
Club Girl Entertains" was held
at the home of the leader, Mrs.
Alex McGregor on Wednesday,
August 31 at 8 p,m. There were
It girls present.
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Lonsten. GueSts attending were,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rathwell of
Lindsay, Mr. apd, Mrs. Cliff Tal.
,bet, London, 'Mr. and Mrs.' Ian
;! McAllister, Mr. and Aire. Keith
Love, Zurich, Mr, Morley Tay-
lor, Sarnia, Miss,Lois Nether.
cod, Lenden and ir. and Mrs.
Ken McKey,, Kippen.
WS, Wilfred. Mellis visited a
few days in Wroxeter last week
with her sitter and brother-in-
law, Mr. .arld Mrs. Tom Bourke,
her three brothers And her Mo-
ther, -Mrt. William Gibson, who
lest returned from, being, hospi-
talized in LiStoWel Hospital...I,. •
M. and Mrs. John. Sokkeris
and family of St. Catharines
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Met. R, Verbeek and famiy.
. Mrs.' Eldin Kerr„ of Winthrop
s pent the weekend With her Par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs,. Elstot,'DOW-
sbri, and Oh Monday Mr. 'and
Mrs. Plink Lovell of Strathrety
Were visitors.
'Messrs, Ronald Eyre and Don
Tremeer are attending Teachers
College in London beginning Sep-
teMber 13th.
Bobby Gridraky who "has been
emplayed for the summer
months on a Sarni ii1 Monkton,
returned to his home to emit-
Melee tchOol again.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Veil Wie.
reit visited On Sunday with Mt,
and Mrs, TOny VArb66111 and ,Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Sniith of Lon-
don: •
Miss This Verbeek returned
home Saturday after holieliying
three weeks in St, Catharines
With Afr, and Mrs. Bert tortSer.
Mr. and Mrs. James Arni-
W911 # OfStaff*. were Sunday
g 6sts of Mt. afici Mil. W. L.
W. ,0‘ .Goothvie. was .admitted
to •Seuth• HUNT,. IlesPital, Exeter,
by iiiiilstileece,:en Saturday ..eve.
ping suffering fractured ribs and
bruises,
Mr. Goodwin, Frank Ellwood,
Don SPeartitan and Frank For-
rest, members of St, 'Paul's
Anglican church, were cleaning
and painting the church when
Mr. Goodwin, who was standing
on, a bench below the window
Over an open stairway leading
into the church basement, put-
ting a window in place, fell down
the flight of stairs. He will 're-
main in hospital fer a few days.
Stage 'reception
for newlyweds
Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond
Smith, the former Mary Roach,
fallowing their marriage Satur-
day, Septethber 3 in St, Celum-
ban RC Church, were honored
at a reception held for them in
the Conimunity, Centre, Zurich,
And presented With a purse of
money with Gordon Smith doing
the honors.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adelbert Smith; RR 3
Zurich and is one of a family of.
19. Eighteen Members of the
vfamily attended . the wedding
from Blind River, Cobourg, De-
treit, Windsor and Hamilton,
tlift: And: Mrs. Norman Long
visited Ott. the Weekend
with Mr. and Mit, John tent,
efiVeri teittid, also Called On
friend* in Walkerteni. ()Wen
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Fall 'mores man Carmel. minister It
cleaning church will be ordained
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CORRESPONDENTS
Mn,s Maud. Haddon,. Phone 3
Mrs. Archis MacGregor, Phone 36
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and district •news.
Kirkton annual picnic Cromarty
Mrs, Roy Coulter 'of 'London.
sister of Mrs, 0. Mitchell, died
in Victoria,Hospital, Landon,
Friday, Sepember 2. She was
the former Olive Alberta- Presz-
cater Of Exeter and had.'been:
resident of London for 42 years.-
Mrs. Grade Harpole left Sun-
day :tor Otta•Wa accompanied by
her granddaughter, Jarvis 'Pea-
cock, who has been vacationing
here.
Mrs. Marjorie Alexanderr, re-
turned to Detroit after a two
week's vacation at houai pest
with ;Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer.
The Woman's .Missionary So-
ciety will. Convene in the United
Church schotplroom Thursday;
September 8 with. a pot Inek sup-
per At 6,30 p.m. followed with.
the meeting in charge of Mrs.
R. M. Peck's group. •
Hensall• Women's Institute will
resume their meetings 'for the
fall season on Wednesday, Sept.
14 in the Legion Hall with a pot
luck supper At 7 p.m, Allowed
by a social evening. • •
Weekend guests with •Mr. And
Mrs. Fred Beer And Mr, aid
Mrs, George Beer. were Sgt. John
Beer, Mrs. Beer, David, Johnny
and Steven, of Springfield. Day-
id, who h'a's spent the past Week
with his .grandparenta, returned
home with them,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Corlett,
Bryan, Diane And Geoffrey, To-
ronto, were weekend' holiday vis-
itors with Mr, And Mrs. N, E.
Cook.
Margaret Allan •8 pent the
weekend holiday with her grand.
parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Allan of Tutkeraniith,
Mrs, 1?ybus, Exeter', Alr,,
and. Mrs, Robert Bragg. West
Lorne, were recent guests with
Mt. and Mrs, C. L. Jinks.
Mr. AM Mrt, Joe McLellan
are getting nicely settled in their
home ,On King, stree t, Which they
recently purchase. It. was for,
merly Owned by th e late Mr.
and Mrs, Oeitito Glenn,
Mr. and .Mrs. S. G. /tannit
entertained the 'Rennie ItOtitly
bridal party at their theme .
loWingilheartaI it - tlintville
United Church triday evening.
and back by way of !Manitoulin
Island and Tobermory.
Guests* with Mr. and Mrs. Or-
ville Jones and family at the
Queensway Nursing Home on
Friday were Mrs. Etta Roberts,
Lucknow; Saturday, Mr, and
Mrs. Gladwyn Campbell, Wing-
ham, the latter• a sister of Mr.
Jones; Labor Day, Mr, Ross
Smith of Bluevale, brother of
Mrs. ,Tones.
Mrs. Annie Jones of Goderich,
a patient at the Queensway Nur-
sing home, will on September
20 observe her 97th birthday. ,
Miss Marie Jarrett, nurse-in-
training at Stratford General
Hospital, left Monday to take a
patient Clinton
Hospital. • - -
Dr, J. A. Spellman of Kitch
'
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ener visited on Friday with Mr,
and Mrs. Laird Mickle and fam-
ily,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones
and Louise have returned from
a Motor trip to Northern Otte.-
silver wedding vine Still." Mr. Jim Dougall. was!
soloist, Met. Malcom DoUgall. !
An attractive arrangement .of presided at the organ.
gladioli. centred a cuttvork. lace
Cloth when 'Mr, and Mrs, Byran
ject "Faith of Our Fathers, Li-
Brock, •
Miss Grace Brock of London
visited during. the past week with
her brother.m.law and sister,,
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kyle and
family. ' .
Mrs. Stella Davidson of. Port
Colborne spent the 'weekerid with
friends here. •
Mr. 'and .Mrs. John ,Baker, 'Mr.
and Mrs, George Parker> spent
theweekend in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Pryce.
Nancy; and. Keith • of . lediarma
spent the weekend with Mrs,
Pryce's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap-
man and family.
Mr. Thomes Fisher of Toronto
visited over the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs., Wil-
fred Fisher and family. •
Mies. Connie Corbett of Lon-
don spent the- weekend with her
parents, Mr, and flirt, :Jack Cor-
bett.
Miss Amy Laninlie of London
visited during the' past week with
her sister, Miss Greta Lammit.
Mr. and Mts. JetePh Martin
of Hetsley, Penn., visited this
week with. Mr. and Mrs. George
Thompson.
Miss Gwen Chapman of Lon-
don spent the weekend at the
home of her •pareete, .Mr, and
Mrs. Lorne Chapman.,
Union services were conducted,
on Sunday in Carmel Prisbyte-;
rian Church, when (Mr. Geo. C.I
Vais, stated supply, conducted I .!
the service speaking on the sub-
TO BE ORDAINED
...George Veisi Carmel church
Mrs. Victor Fee
dies in Seaforth
Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Victor Fee were held from
the Bonthron funeral chapel.
Monday at 1,30 conducted. by
Rev. B. C, Winlaw. Burial was
in Exeter cemtery.
Mrs, Fee, the former Flor-
ence Anna. Dignan, died at the
Muir nursing home, Seaforth,
Saturday, September 3 in her
80th year, where she had been
a patient for the past two years.
Mr, Fee died 20 years ago.
ServiVing are one sister, Mrs.
William Forrest, and <Me broth-
er, David Dignan, of HensalL
Pallbearers were S a M u e 1
Thomson, William Thomson,
Edison. Forrest, Ross Forrest,
Harold Dignah and Earl Dig.
nan.
Miss M. Gibson
marks- 90 years
Observing her 90th birthday , On.
Friday, September 2, Miss ,Mary
Gibson, a, former well-known
Briicefield .resident, was honored
at ,a . family, ,dinner. for 'the im-
'Mediate 'relative's ' at the hcime
Miss Gibson received many
callers during, the afternoon and
was the recipient of many gifts,
flowers, treats and. congratula-
tory messages.
Couple celebrate
•
Eighteen relatives attended
from London, 'Mitchell, Zurich
and Hensel.
MP. and Mrs. Kyle were Pre-
sented with a complete dinner
set, and a cabinet of silver, in
addition to many other gifts
and congratulatory messages.
Winners for progressive euchre
were Messrs. Don Kyle, Roy
Brock, Dave Kyle, Mrs, Dave
Kyle..
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle also en-
tertained Wednesday evening
and will - entertain Thursday af.
ternoon in honor of the occasion,
Bowling meeting at Zurich
Mrs, Gordon Munn, president
of. the Legion, Ladies' Auxiliary,
And Mrs, Dori Havens, team cap-
tain etft the Auxiliary bowling
-teem attended a bowling meet•
ing at the library, Zurich, Thurs-
day evening last.
An executive was elected and
nights tO bowl decided. on.
Representatives Were present
from Dashwood, Bluewater, Hen-
sel!, Zurich And surrounding
districts.
Twins attend School
Four sett Of twins &bin the
village attend lienSall Public
SchoM starting Tuesday. They
Debra and Barbara Havens,
51. Kindergarten; John end D011.
old Aroaket, 6, Grade I; Bill and
Bob MeCrae, 6, Grade 1, and
Jack and Jim Wilkm, 8, jack,
Grade 2, Jim, Grade 3
Girl Guide news
Girl guide activities will
assume sotnetime after Mid Sep.
tom her,
'M rs, W. J, Cameron will take,
over as guide leader and. Will be
assisted by Mks Pat Bowe, for.
met girl guide in HaMilton. Mfg,
Cameron Plans to take the re-,
quired eXaminatiort Wet dap,
fain a Wattant:
py MRS. HAROLD PAM
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baa-., and
family of Winclielsea visited with
Air. and Airs. Dave Shamblaw
on Sunday.
Air. and Airs. Dan Jarvis
snent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Schram and fam-
ily at their cottage at Hillsboro
Beach,
Mr. Roy McCurdy has return-
ed home from St, MarY'S Mem-
orial. Hospital after having had
surgery,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 140f,fieY
And family of Hamilton spent
the weekend with Mrs. T. Foley.
Mr. Robert Anderson, Wheat.
Icy, spent the weekend with
Mr, Harold Burgin,
Mrs. John McNeil, Watford,
spent the weekend with her
family spent the weekend with
his aunt, Mrs. George Allen.
Budget from
Baseline.
Mrd,,M2S:7:-;RIM.7MITTITTXIMMV,
Personal items.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory and
Miss Ethel. Wilson of St. Marys
and Miss Hannah Rinn of Lon-
don spent Monday evening with
Mrs. Ben Wilson, Charles and
Wilson.
Miss Vivian Baker accompa-
nied her aunt and uncle, Mr,
and Mrs. Garnet Barker, when
they visited in Toronto and Nia-
gara Falls, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wardell
and. Mr. Robt. Whitman were
guests at the home of Mr. John
Rinn on Sunday,
Personal items
and Mrs. Harry Hortonsi
spent at Winona.
Michael and, Kay Davis have
returned from a week's holidays
spent with 'their aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Fowler, Lon-
don.
Mrs. Gordon Munn, Mrs, Don
Havens and Mrs. W. J. Came-
ron will represent the Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary at the Auxil-
iary Convention at Windsor Sept.
16 and 17..
Bill Mickle, governor of Kins-
men District 1, is flying to Kel-
owna, B.C., today, September 8
to attend. a national convention
of the. Association Kinsmen's
Clubs of Canada.
The first item of business was
the election 'of Offieers.- Preti-
deet elected was Carol Varley;
vice-president, Marilyn Tremeer
and press reporter, Jean. Mc-
Naughton. It was decided. to .Ap.
point a new secretary for each
meeting 'giving more girls , a
chance to 'perticiPate. 'Secretary
for the first meeting was Kath- of her sister and brother-in-law,
nn McGregor. Mr. and Mrs. .John McMurtrie,
It was decided to retain the with whom she makes her home.
former name "Thrifty Kippen-
ettes." The meetirigt are ; to be
held each Saturday morning' at' 9
a.m. except when Miss Bette
Tillman, home economist, will
visit the club September 19.
It was decided to put up an Conduct services exhibit at Seaforth Fair on "How
to choose meat wisely.'!.. • •
farmer Abbreviations, weights, meas Or area. far
tires and oven temperatures Rm.-el-al services for the late
were reviewed. -Mrs. McGregor Montgomery Davis, '76, Hibbert demonstrated the measuring . of township farmer, who died in * liquid. (Mrs.' Harry CaldWell, Scott :Memorial Hospital, Sea.-aSsistant leader, led •a discus- forth on Friday, September 2 sion on hcispitality in the home. were held from the Whitney fu-
She said it was an honor to be neral chapel, Seaforth, Monday, invited to a home and a home with'burial in Staffa cemetery.
should make a guest welcome—
n f Mr. Davis is survived by a this may be---d7e.. ..use
flowers. 'brother, David, of Moose Jaw,
The leaders demonstrated Sask. He was a brother-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Venner, making dining room. table- bou- and. Mr. and. Mrs. quets. Dianne Fiplayson, 'P•atri.- Archie Ryckman of Exeter,
cia and Jean ,McNaughton ap-
plied some of the rules when
each made t table bouquet. The
bouquets were judged.
The roll call for the next meet-
ing is "One 'thing I would ap-
preciate in a guest room.
Permit! items
Mr, and Mrs. Boas en" (Doe) Kyle, held a family, din-
tertained en. Saturday evening in ner to mark their 25th wedding
honor of their son, Robert, and anniversary at their home Mon-
fiancee Miss Ingrid Conway of day evening.
, Esson.
r Mrs. Eric Westman and fam-
ily of London spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
David Holland,
Mrs, Stewart Marriott, Ron-
ald.and Maryanne and Bella.
Beth Porter visited with Mrs. A.
Dewar on Monday.
farm on the eighth concession
of McGillivray township. Mrs. Grace Scott. Current events i
Mr, and Mrs. Lennis Cailfas were given by Mrs. M. Hough.I
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cottage at Port Franks.
Carol, Linda and Judy Robin-
son spent Monday with Mrs.
Walter Morley and family.
Mr. Noble Greenlee, Toronto,
visited Saturday with Mrs. An-
nie Greenlee and family.
Mr. 'Roy Glenn, who has spent
Carleton, of Vancouver, B,C., forth, on Friday, was held from
called on Miss Ida Hardy for a, the Whitney funeral home on
day's visit last month. Monday with. Be'. S. Kerr of
Mr. Bill Windsor is employed Exeter and. Cromarty in charge.
by Parkhill Brick Company, Mr. Davis was 'born in Hib.
Miss Carol Sholdice returned bert township and had farmed
there all his life. He was 76 to her home in Windsor after
visiting inthis vicinity the past years of age and had been et
a short time. One brother,
A number from this commun. David, of Moose Jaw, survives.
ity attended decoration services Burial was in Staffa cemetery.
held at St. James cemetery, WMS concludes study
Clandeboye, on Sunday. The September meeting of the.
Bill Watson, infant son of Mr. Woman's Missionary Society was!
and •Mrs. Donald Watson, return-1 held at the home of Mrs. T. L.
ed home from the hospital. I Scott. Mrs. W. Harper presided
Randy 'Witherspoon, son of Mr,' and led in the devotional exer- •
GORDONey MORLEY
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Mr. and Mrs. William Patter-
son, accompanied by Mr. Pat-
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The Presbytery of Euron-
i Maitland Will proceed to ordain
'I Mr. George C, 'Vais, in :Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall,
Tuesday, September 13 at e p.m.DeVries; milk !bottled, Charles Mrs. Bessie McDonald and
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Mr. Veit recently completed hisShari:blew. brother, Mr. and. Airs,. Dave beating, Barbara Wells; kick grenddaughters, C h e r y 1 and BA degree. - the slipper, Peter DeVrie$1 Mary Beth. McDonald, Mitchell, •
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• • Allen, . • • . break balloons, Peter DeVries, 1. Ward recorcun He was appointed student min-
ister for the past, year for CAI.- CERA Radio Station, Ot. Randy Witte; spot race, Gar-r Olive Speare. !spent the weekend with Miss
me] Church, Hensall and Knox ova, Mrs. Allen and children d en Page; .
i Mrs. Calvin Hulley and .danghi throw the roll, Peter .
Church, Barfield, returned to Ottawa on Monday, !DeVries, Charles Keating, .Cor. . • jathiel . ter Beth, of Tilbury, spent the '
his mother, Mit, George , Felder, Rebecca Fuleher, Susan i .
having spent the last week with: Personal items . don Page; young children, holiday weekend with her par.'
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Ramsey.! Mrs. Agnes Baird of Bruce- Mr. and Mrs. Don McLean, of Wooden; men's race, Murray ' .
field, who . will celebrate her. Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, Greene,. Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar;.
101st birthday in January 1961, of Toronto, were recent visitors. Picnic supper followed the visited on Sunday with Mr. and
was admitted by ambulance to wil'i Mrs. George Allen. • sports. Mrs, Frank Routly, Kirkton. 1 the Queensway Nursing Home. on ,,, ,. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner:• Monday evening. M. •Baird Mr. Wilfrid Gardiner, MPP . - —, .- „....., ro'.-Wejte:•.'••'••e",V0121.21 -'!'"e'.'::24" visited on Sunday with Miss 1 4 .• • for Melville, Sask., wife and • '' ' -
Doris Schwartz, Creditors,
Recent visitors with Mr. and ;
Mrs. Alex- Gardiner were Mr. -
and Mrs, Edwin MacKenzie and
family of Roseville, Mich„ and
Mrs. Fred ficiegy, Seaforth,
Montgomery Davis
Funeral service . foe the late
Montgomery Davis, who died in no, as far as Sault Ste Marie, By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR terson's cousin, Mrs. A n n i C Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea-
ori.'11.t.thvettt church groundsoria1 %Ss:lit:Ida: se 4 boi vtyrt ,.. a
MRS,
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class, David Greene, Bobby
good attendance.
Sport Winners were: nursery , with .their cousins, Mrs. Sadie
4 of Regina visited on Thursday
''Vcehdonoelsdha Pylclaftignooan, u.Vugge,
picnic
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Mr. and Mrs, George Wal-King, Brian ,DeVries; beginners,' lace, Mrs. Horton McDougall I
I1Kirg
King,
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Peter' " d Mr.
Lindsay McKellar. tattle Wells, Mr and Mrs, Frank Moore re of
lautD rie andDavidKeat DaYeland, Alberta, spent the A s, eitte,a:l aas,jne n Bi erlingsBar baraWens,Barb.. weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
ara King; Mr. A.4Ito,sciassiectoly0bail.
Roberta Grassiek, Kathy Bent. Mr. and Mrs. Colin •Gilfillani
ley, Bonita Greene; Air, Steven. and fanlivlynefu.Wiwinethnelamear, wereotttir
Barry
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Witte, Bruce Fulcher;
' soll'sclass, Frank DeVries, I Mrs, R
Sunday ay visitors
Gas-diner and fan-
young boys, Peter DeVries, fly,
Charles Keating, Jack Fulcher; The girls of the CWT present.
Young girls, Marianne DeVries, ed Miss Ina Scott with a gift
Susan. Gibbon, Barbara King; prior to her departure for Lori-
Males, Mrs. Witte, Mrs. J. Fut. don where, she has gone.to take
cher, Mrs, B. DeVries, a secretary's course at Wells
Ties shoes together, Marianne Academy.
and Mrs. Carl Witherspoon, in- cases. I Barry Thompson spent the special three months course at: w eekend at his grandfather's,,lured his hand in a belt recent- The last two chapters of the!
the Ontario Hospital, London. I Mr. John: Rinn.
1 y. study book were reviewed by!
She spent last week in Guelph Billy Watson of Sarnia spent , Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rowe Mrs. T. L. Scott with Mrs. M.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton the week with his friend, Billy r have taken up residence at their Lamond as her assistant. I
A splendid topic was given by
have returned from vacation'. the summer meths working for
Mr. Clarence Cunningham, re-
turned to London recently.
Anniversary services will be I
held at Brinsley United Church
on. Sunday, September 11, at 11
a.m. and 7:30 for the evening
service,
The Women's Federation of
Brinsley 'United Church were in
vited guests of Mrs. Dan Lewis
for the meeting held on Septem-
ber 6.
It's no trick at all to make
extra money. Juet, advertise your
"don't wants" in The T-A Class-
ifieds, Phone 770.
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