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held, in the I.eian sogms last week,;
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Mrs ATM -And their assist
ants were in- charge. After Qia
supper RPe Mrs, Armstrong presided
,for a period of busind'ss. Following,
the Ode, the. Creed and the Lard's
Prayer, the members• responded, to
the roll call, "My summer ' high-
light."
Mrs. Kingman, winner of the quilt
raffle in June, thanked the ladies.
for their kindness. Mrs. Pepper
and Miss Gladys Luker voiced sin-
cere thanks to all for cards and let-
ters received during their illnesses.
To Donate To Hospital
Members will send a shower of
cards to Mrs. J. McAllister, who is
recovering from a serious ilinegs.
The secretary read a letter from
Bene t Dance
FOR CHRIS. DALE
LONDESBORO
COMMUNITY HALL
FRIDAY, SEPT. 18th
Music Donated
Donations of ,any amount will
be accepted,
LADIES, PLEASE BRING LUNCH
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Jt was X Ved by MIA's, IAmxgie, , priSinau Ine)Wb®rs �Yero .a't the,
at , the In[0#g e d %40 $10 for fl ,
t f2 , r +<44: :�i °Q Thonaaa GQ,"e 1pck•. react €Lg: e:d,-,
he �iurchas.@ of etLps and saucerr,p
dress an h
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t Exeter r Hos
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p1f table and mirror were prgsented to
Consit2 and Mxs Sproat were nam Fen t' 9ryr Mr anti M.1r0... Stewart by 'Robert,
ed a buying committee: / �V Campbell, Grant $isbaok, Wil
s. t e
Mr Aazln's ro. s• Beer, nh„iter„ , Mrs. liamu ShauuRn. and, Ab. l so
Horton, Mrs. `Moussea'u and Mrs. 4 point meeting tiff the Varna ' grr .. n,
H. Faber, representing the H.W.I.,. WM:S• and W.A, w4a helm in the Mr- .Stewart has dispoedl of his.
attended the International Confer church last week. Iblrrs; Bob Taylor farm to Gerg1d, Van: de 'Hen -gel, of
ence of A.C.W.W. in Maple. Leaf teok charge of the worship service: St. XaTYS, Who gets possession Oct.
Gardens, Toronto, on August 21. +.rapture .readings were given by 1• Mr. and Mrs. Van de. Hengel
Mrs, H. Faber 'reviewed the high- Mrs. M. Hayter, Mrs. A. Coleman, and 10 children came to Canada
lights of the gathering. Mrs. Pitt and Mrs. E. McOlinchey, from The Netherlands last April,
Tkib was folipwed -by ,prayer by Mr. Stewart has 7bought the house.
Kippen W,1. To Entertain Mrsr Taylor. of Gordon Kleber, James :St., Sea -
The Kippen East - Institute in, , Ile meeting was turned over to ,forth, Mr. Kleber and family are
tends entertaining , Hensall Insti- the W.A. president, Mrs. F. Traylor. moving to Kitchener.
tute in October. Institute members Fourteen ladies answered the roll
are reminded of articledbmentioned call with their donation towards the
for ehibit at Exeter Fall Fair (art- tornado fund. Thank -you notes District
to be made by Institute mem- were read from 'Mrs. A. Mustard,
bars): Mrs. f Reid• and id rs In a also a _ -Weddings
Dining room table centre of cut letter from Schneiders in regard. to _ � 11 �.l
flowers, pot holders (ehocheted, the'supper which Is to !be held on KIRK - McLEOD
knitted'), Kleenex doll, apptie ,pie. Thursday, November 26.
Any member having any of these The minutes were read by the •HENSALL.-Tall standards of
listed articles are asked to advise secretary, and Miss R. Tohnston white and red gladioli, fern and
Mrs. Middleton at once. gave the trea'surer's report. The candlabra formed the setting 'in
An enjoyable vocal duet, "The bazaar is to .be held ,on Saturday, Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hen -
Belle of St. Marys," was sung by October 31. • , sail, Saturday, September l2, at 3
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Forrest, The W.M.S. president, Mrs. G. p.m., for the wedding of Margaret
accompanied by Miss Lammie, Mrs. Reid, took charge and- Mrs. M. Hay- Charlotte Pearl McLeod and Roy
Cameron ' and Mrs. Henry, will be ter read the (minutes. The text William Thomas Kirk, Toronto.
hostesses for the October meeting, word; for next month is to be The bride is the daughter of Mr.
"Historical Research and Grand- "Tlianks." and Mrs. Rqy McLeod, Wingham,
mothers' Meeting." Roll call will There were 14 calls to shut-ins. and the groom is the son of Mr.
by an old school verse. Mrs. B. Taylor, Mrs. Pitt and Mrs, and Mrs. Lewis Kirk, Exeter.
"O Canada" was sung. Mrs. -Mid- M. 'Hayter read from the study Rev. J. B. Fox officiated and Miss
dleton and Miss Consitt, the en- book. The theme, "W,hbre'er the Gladys Collins, Seaforth, provided
the 'Church, wedding music and accompanied
the soloist, Miss Maxine Reeder,
Exeter, who sang "The Wedding
Fete McKillop Couple Prayer" and "My Hero."
/J Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was charming in a waltz-
Befdre Moving Here length gown of white nylon tulle
!! �� over taffeta, featuring a strapless'
bodice and tiered skirt, with match -
The Merrymakers Farm Forum ing bolero and gloves of net over
Club and. friends and neighbors, taffeta, A half crown of lace and
numbering 100 in all, gathered last satin held her shoulder -length veil
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs, of embroidered nylon tulle She
TEA BAGS Milton Stewart, 'McKillop, for a carried a white 'bridal Bible top -
farewell surprise party and presen- ped with an orchid and white satin
tation bei th 1 t
ore ey eave, for their s reamers.
new home in Seaforth. Four attendants preceded the
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart moved to lovely bride: to the altar. Miss
their farm in McKillop 35 years Frances Lostell, Exeter, cousin of
the bride, was maid of honor, wear- .
ing a pastel green nylon net over
taffeta, waltz lengtlh gown, fashion-
ed with a tiered shirt and strapless
bodice with net bolero and gloves.
Bridesmaids Mrs, Ross Cowan, of
Petrolia, sister of the groom, and
Miss Betty McLeod, Wingham, sis-
ter of the bride, wore gowns iden-
tical to the maid of honor, in blue
and pink, respectively, The trio
wore floral headdresses matching
their gowns, and carried nosegays
of pink, white and yellow poms.
Miss Dianne McLeod, Wlingha.m,
sister of the bride, was a winsome
flower girl, frothed in mauve nylon
net, featuring a short tiered hooped
skirt. A mauve floral headdress
completed her costume, and she -car-
ried a basket of autumn flows rs.
Jcbn Whalen, 'Toronto, was best
man, Don Kirk, Exeter, brother of
the groom, and George McLeod,
Hensall, brother of the bride, ush-
ered.
For receiving the 65 guests at
Monetta Menard's, Exeter, the
bride's mother chose a navy crepe
I dress with lace inserts, pink and
navy accessories and corsage of
pink roses. The groom's motber
assisted, wearing a navy crepe
dress with accessories in navy and
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Seaforth Fall Fair.
SEPTEMBER 24 - 25
HERE ARE THE CLASSES:
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HIGH SCHOOL SECTION
CLASS 3
(:Must. Be Produced By Entrant)
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2%2 DOZEN WHITE EGGS . , .. $5.00 $4•00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00
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2%Z DOZEN BROWN EGGS , , , . 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00
PUBLIC SCHOOL SECTION
CLASS 2
(,Must. Be Produced By Entrant)
2%2 DOZEN WHITE EGGS .... $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00
2/2 DOZEN BROWN EGG'S .. 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00
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ADULT SECTION
CLASS 3
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Open to All Egg Producers - (Must be Produced by Entrant)
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2r/z DOZEN WHITE EGGS .... $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2:00 $1.00
2%2 DOZEN BROWN EGGS .... 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00',r,�j;
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W. J. Stuart, Manager Poultrn'
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