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Instittt e at Dashwoo Mrs, Gordon Bender and 11Irs.1 Expaandeboye ,man Message. from /collard• Schenk, A Short course
on making bets will he held in Mr. and Mrs. ,MerVyn, Zeman_, MOO afneet' tacit Wepic /0,1
e- 1ose horses in re
Sunday guests with Mr. aerl /liver On a failing trip.
. ors es Isupports ar Greenway Dashwood an February.
'Five dollars was voted for
UNESCO, project 1960-61. "Gift
couponf dfr " Ai . .
bursary is to be set up in South !
Huron fora child in. the Chili
circa's Aid at Goderich and fif-
teen dollars was suggested for,
It.
Personal. item
Holiday visitors last weekend
with Mr. aatt Mrs. Lorne .B.ecee
ker and family were Master Lar-
ry Kirk and Mrs. Ervin Greh
of Preston. Miss Louella Hocken-
darn of Breslau and Mr.and
Mrs. Wilmer Pfaff and family of
Creditors.
Air. and. Mrs. Ray Xretzman
and Billie of. Detroit spent the
weekend with Mrs. Cora Balser.,
Mr. and Airs, Robert &orates,
of St. Thomas spent Sunday with
ea trot et „. „.
but most have seemed disas-
trous at the time. Mrs. Arnold
Kuntz commented on the motto,
Feed your family what they re-
-quire and create a desire for
good food," 'She stressed Can-
ada's food rules.
Miss Shirley Bender of the
4-H. club. "Meat in the Menu"
demonstrated what the 4-H girls
did at Achievement Day, Rooks
made by the girls were, on dis-
play. The club leaders. Mrs. Sid
Baker and Mrs. Gordon Bender,
were presented with gifts by the
Institute, A bank book was pre-
sented to a new baby,
report pod fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. aardnn
son of SouthamPton apatyc
-day with Mrs. Lon gagltikSV
Miss Martha. Lon Fiseher
the weekend with Mr. and
:Pete "lisenbaciti Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Amiel risebet
visited friends at Lucas last
Week,
Mrs, Elmer Rader and family
and family of Waterloo and Mr.
were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor!
and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and
family of London.
Mr. and Mrs. ClaYton ile
and Mrs. Clara Jacobi nf Zu-
rich spent Sunday at Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rests
mayor and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
The first meeting for the fall
season of Dasliwood. was held:
Tuesday, September 6 with the
home economies groep and Mrs.
(lien Webb convener in charge.
Roll call "My worst mistake
in cooking" proved very amusing
•
• by MRS. 4, PATQN
'A former resident here,. Elmer
Cenningliant, last three valuable
race horses .on Saturday as they.
were burned in their stalls when
fire destroyed the legersoll Turf
Club stables,
They -were F. E. Scott, eham-
ploa yearling, holding the world's
record, .his brother, Scott„
and their sire. Direct Scott G.,
all owned by Mr. and Mrs, El-
iner Cunn.ingham of Ingersoll.
A champion mare, Miss Corporal
Grattan, 2:07 holding ree-
ord at Exeter's half-mile. track,.
owned by ROY Cunningham of
Ciantleboye, was also burned.
The horses were alone in the
stables when the blaze . started,
Elmer,. son of the late Omar
Cunningham, followed his fa-.
iher's interest. in horses, .Afte-r
Serving in the RCAF as flying
instructor, he took up residence
in Ingersoll.
School attendance up
McGillivray township Central
School enrollment is 236 as of
today.
Beginner's class of 36 has
Miss Betty McIntyre as teacher.
Prinicipal. is Airs. Murray Ham-
ilton. Other teachers are Miss
Eagleson, Mr, Taylor and Mes-
dames Tweddle, Vernon, Bruns-
wick And Watson.
Last year's enrollment was
240. -
Women plan special meeting
The Women's Federation of
the United Church were enter-
tained at the home of Mrs, Gor.
don Eaton :for the September
meeting. President Mrs. A.
Simpson conducted the meeting,
.... .
This week in
Winchelse
, Plans were. made to hold a
!special Meeting on September 20
] with the sectional president,, Mrs.
aa.ek Rosser,. as guest speaker,
Committee ..to .make arrange-
ments is. Mrs. Alex Macintosh, .
Mrs. Rea Neil, Mrs, A. .Simpson,
Mrs, W. Scott, and :Mrs. R. Wit,
hams with Mts. G., Eaton and.
Mrs, P. Kestle in charge of ad-
vertising,
The date of October was set
for the bazaar, It was voted to
refinish. the church doors, the
work to be done by Mr. Eaton.
Personal .lteme
School ,opened last week with
the pupils. in , this vicinity at-
tending the -Central School at
West McGillivray, Miss Jean-
ette Steeper and Miss Maxine
Luther went to Scarboro where
they are on the teaching staff,.
Mr. Bob Steeper is attending
Teacher's College in London. i
Little Tammy. Baker of
sail spent last week at the home
of her grandfather, Mr. Lisle]
• .00 Utn,
Mrs, Bullock and Mr. Er-1
The story in
Zion
Sy MRS, JUP PYKRMAN
•
Messrs. Edward and Torn
Hern were. in Toronto last Tues-
day and Wednesday attending
4-H Judging competions• at the
CNR, also attended London rair
on Monday on the 4-H Judging
Competitions.
S5 Picnic
Personal items
Mrs. Jiin •Sigswortn, who was
taken Ito St. Joseph's Hospital
Monday, August 29, underwent
I
an operation on Wednesday, Sep-
tember 7. Mrs. Charles Hughes,
the former Jean Sigsworth, flew'
home. from 'Falls Church, Vim-
ginia to be with her mother.
She, with her husband, had just
returned from spending their va-
cation, here with her parents and
family,
Mr, Russell Blake is still a •
patient in St. 'Joseph's Hospital
following an operation.
Mr. Murray Hodgson, who suf-
fered burns to his arms and.
body in a grass fire, is improv-
ing at St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mrs. Will. Lewis is still a pa-
tient in St, Joseph's Hospital,
Mrs. Arthur Simpson fell on
the verandah steps about two
weeks ago and was taken on
Thursday to Victoria Hospital
for X-rays and observation.
Mr, and. Mrs. . Andy Carter,
vine Eggert are patients in St,
ifOseph's HOSpital, London.'
Mr, and Mrs. Ken Larmer of,
Pelerboro spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carman Woodburn, 1 Mr. and Airs, Wm. Eagleson'
a r e celebrating. 1 h e l r 50th'
wedding anniversary this week. I
Mr, Wilbert, Young is spending'
some time with Mr,. and Mrs.'
Gordon Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smithers i
and family visited on Sunday!
with Mrs. J. Shank in Parkhill.
WA and WMS The September meeting of the?
WA and WMS of the United I
Church was held at the home of l
Mrs. Wm, Eagleson at their cot-1
tage at Grand Bend, with Mrs.
R. Whiting in charge of the wor-
ship, She took as her themes
"Our Needy Brethren" and in-1
troduced the new , study.
Mrs, Horner Sr. was pre-
sented with a life membership.
certificate and pin, Mrs. L. Bra-.
with Mr, and Mrs. Bob Lewis phy read the scripture and Mrs.' and Elsie Miller; .three legged ! Petty Officer Morley Love,
and Lorraine of London town- B. Taylor gave a reading, Mrs.; race, Margaret Brock and Ger-• RCN, son of Mr, and Mrs. C.
ship, were guests on Sunday with J. Geromette gave a reading on aid Hein, Paul Baker and Gra-' K. Love, R.R. 3 Parkhill, has
Mr. and. Mrs.. Willis- Brown of Christian Stewardship. I ham Hern;' ladies kick the slip- , been
I' transferred from Fort
Streetsville. Returning home they Mrs. J. Horner Jr .opened the i per, Doreen Brock; men, David . Churchill to Alert, Northwest
Territories, visited Mrs. Clarence Lewis :in WA meeting, . Plans were com- Baker; beans in bottle, Fred Mil-
St:. Joseph's Hospital and report pleted. for the WA bazaar and . ler; kicking slipper in -basket, His new post is only 400 miles she is improving. . tea on. Saturday, October 29.', Dorothy 'Hera; guessing stone , from the North Pole,
Mrs. Omar Cunningham had, Three members visited the birth-' weight, James Earl l PO Love was one of the armed . a last Sunday, her nephew, Mr. day bank. Twenty-two members'. Relays: clothes pin in bottle service personnel selected to
and Mrs. Bill Lee of Listowel answered the roll call "Where 11 and blowing the , whistle, Ken' drive Queen Elizabeth's car Ity MRS. WILLIAM WALTERS as guests, • spent my vacation," which!, Bern's side; life saver relay, i when she arid Prince Philip %Pis-
44111.',X5'...Za7).:,..4.:VA;.:44.5L,VaM - .. , .:i .:.,:::nn.:... ........... -, . „...... ,. Miss June Lynn has been ill proved to be very amusing. !Norman Brook's side. i iced Canada in 1957, at her home with flu. i
Mrs. Rudolph Miller gave a
summary of recent current
events. Mrs. Arnold Knots was
a capable auctioneer and coo-
kies brought by members were
quickly sold.
The president Mrs, Leonard
Schenk presided for the business.
A further donation of $5.00 had
been made during the summer
for World. Refugee year, The In-
stitute will entertain et a birth-
day party at the County Home.
during November. Mrs. Ken Me-
Crac, Mrs. Addison Tiernan and
Mrs, Sid Baker were appointed
program committee and Mrs.
KuntzArnold an Mrs. Ervin
Rader, lunch committee.
Club leaders for the 4-H course
Give The Centralia Air Show
A Real LIFT 0
Attend On Saturday, September 17
Enrolment 101
at Zurich school
Zion West annual Sunday
School picnic was held Strat
ford Park on Saturday, Septem-
ber 10, with 65 in attendance for
dinner and supper.
Sports were eiti*ed by
followed by, a ball game.
Winners in sports were: Alan-
, D 11 Gamble,Yvonne
Jaques, Sheila `N„ Hem, Graham
Here, Brodk, Elsie Miller,
Shirley Hero, Ronnie Motz, Lar-
ry Hera, Barbara Hern, Marga-
ret Brock,Fred Miller,Lois
Hern, Noreen Brock, Ken Hera .
and Gerald Hera,
Wheel barrow race, Graham'
and Barbara Hem, Paul Baker1
Enrolment at the new St, Bo-
i Separate School, Zurich,
this year is 101, about the same
as last year, according to Prin-
' cipal James Carey.
The staff also remains the
same. Principal Carey is in
charge of grades six to eight;
Miss Mary Shea, three. •to five;
Mrs. Evelyn McKeever, one and
two.
Wittemanis Bakery
EXETER, PHONE 52
TWA
a rea o icer
near North Pole BACKACHE September 17
VISIT RCAF STATION
CENTRALIA
May be Warning
Backache is often caused by lazy
kidney action. When kidneys get out of
order, excess acids and wastes remain
in the system. Then backache, dia.
turhed rest or that tired-out and heavy-
headed feeling may anon follow, That's
the time to take Dodd'a Kidney Pills,
Dodd's stimulate the kidneys to normal
action, Then you feel better—sleep
better—work better. Get Dodd's
Kidney Pills now. 59 Don't. Forget The
EXETER FALL FAIR — SEPTEMBER 21, 22 e mu., ''''' in,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,m,",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w„
. CANADIAN
. PROPANE
Miss Dorothy Lynn, who has
been with' the Hydro office in
Lucan for several months, has
returned to her former work at
the London Life in London.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Win. Walters
and Danny attended a party at,
Reaseld-ale Hall On Saturday eve-
ning for Mr. and Mrs, Ray
Clarke, a Sunshine Line who
were celebrating their twentieth
wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Campbell
and Helen visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Perkins, near Exe-
ter on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Cohn Gilfillan,
Grant and Barbara Anne, vis-
ited on Sunday with. Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Smith of *Crediton
and also at Springbank park.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Walters
and Danny visited on Sunday
with Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Day-
man and family of Kippen,
Mr. Brian Hern returned to
his home on Sunday after hay-,
ing spent the past month at •
Langton working in the tobacco
fields,
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke
visited In London on Sunday
with Mr, and- Mrs, Lorne Shot,
dice. •
lieL,CSchool reopened. this past
„IP, Tuesday with Mrs. S. Hendrick
oe.' as principal and Miss M. Mar-
shall in charge of the high room,
There were eleven new begin-
ners, •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watt of
Guelph and Mr, and Mrs. Wil-1
liam Watt from Perthshire, Scot-
land visited Saturday afternoon •i with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Camp-
bell and Helen,
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Camobellt
and Helen visited Sunday -with'
Mr. and Mrs. Rhiney Heckman (
and family of Centralia,
4.
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County
Council
will meet for a one-day session
on Monday, 'September 26th, at
10:00 a.m., ie the Council Cham-
ber of the Court House, Code-
rich, Any communications must
be in the hands of the Clerk not
later than Tueiday, September
20th.
Twin•Bar Pack
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Court House,
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SUPERIOR MEAT GUYS
Support Exeter Fair
Enter the •
FROZEN FOODS
Loin Pork Chops
Maple Loaf Skinless Pure Pork
Sausage
Maple Leaf Loaf
Mac and Cheese
SUPERIOR PRODUCE VALUES
Sunkist
oratigeS
Snow White
Cauliflower
Fr 'r 'Valo
Fish 'n
Chips
24.ot, •ohtkig
Servos *Four
Bacon Hog.
Class order Your
Winter
Coal
Now
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Co-op abet the Society
$55 PRIZES
Pens of 3 Market 1-log8
Two ttAries permitted
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