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Cancer Society
The objective of $12,599 for
the spring campaign of the l'lu-
Ton unit of the Canadian Cancer.
.Society was discussed by the
'unit chairman, R. E. Frooley, at
a meetingof Exeter and Dis-
• Tiler Branch of the society, held
• in the ,library basement Friday
• s bight.
Reginald Knight was named
campaign chairman for the Exe-
ter
ter $ranch. Cecl Porter told of
the education project being
launched in. grade 13 at the
South Huron District High
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School,
lila, and Mrs. Fred Dabbs and
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pooley, who
attended the annual meeting of
We Ontario Division held in Tor-
onto, reported that 1298 films
had been shown to 59,990 people.
Mrs, J. C. Dunlop in her re-
port stated that 617 dressings
had been made by the ladies
service committee.
The A•O.T.S. of James Street
United Church is arranging, for
blood donors for cancer pa-
tients.
President Don Southeptt was
chairman. The next meeting
will be held March 7.
The man stood on a street
corner waiting to- cross. After
watching cars whiz by for a
long time, he spotted a pedes -
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By MRS..A.RcKtE DEW R.
Mr. and Mrs. ,SWitzer visited
with their daughter, Mrs. Albert
Hernandez, St. Thomas, on Wed-
nesday at last week..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson
and Brenda were 'guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Staban .and
fancily on Thursday evening,
Mr. Wilbert McNeight was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Dewar on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Rinn and
family, St. Marys. were guests
at his father's Sunday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson is planning
to show the pictures she took of
her trip at Woodham .church on
Friday evening and at the Base
tine school on tho following
Tuesday evening.
Miss Myrtle Brine from New
Caanan, Conn., flew home to
attend the funeral of her broth-
er, Mr. Walter Brine, Stratford.
Mr. Win,, Berry, Toronto, vis -
lied with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Berry on Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Humphrey Arth-
ur and fancily were guests of
Mrs, Robt, Elston on Sunday.
trian across We street.
"How did you get over there?"
he shouted.
"I was born ever here," the
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At Hurandale
Last Wednesday the friends
and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Strang; gathered to help
clean up the .debris caused by
fire which destroyed their barn
early Wednesday morning, For
several days men worked with
trucks, tractors, shovels and
forks. Mrs. Strang, assisted by
the ladies of the neighborhood,
provided meals and luneb for the
men.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sillery
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Hamilton and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hamilton, of
Cromarty.
Mr. Clarence Down attended a
meeting of the Ontario Vegetable
Marketing Board in Hamilton on
Friday of last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dunn
were Wednesday evening guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Neil
and Roberta, of Kirkton,
Happenings In
Blanshard
By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
Community Social
The social evening of the
Eighth Line community was field
in Metropolitan School on Friday
evening. The committee in
charge were Mr, and Mrs, Har-
old Carter and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Harlton,
The evening was 'spent in play-
ing progressive euchre. Winners
were: lady's high, Ruth Hooper;
lady's lone hands, Mrs. Gladwyn
Hooper; lady's low, Mrs. Geo.
Carter; gent's high, D o n•a 1 d
Stewart, Stratford; gent's lone
hands, George Carter; gent's
low, Donald Carter.
Lunch was served followed by
dancing. The music was sup-
plied by Mr. Lorne Allen with
Fred Thomson, floor manager.
Personal Items
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Thomson
and family were Sunday evening
guests of AIr, and WS. Kenneth
Langford.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
and fancily were Saturday eve-
ning guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Hodgins of Granton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sherritt
were Thursday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkin-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dann and
fancily were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace of
Carlingford.
Misses Elizabeth and Cathe-
rine Thacker spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Frecl Pattison.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Jones
and family, Mrs. Alvada Hop-
kins were Saturday evening
guests of Dir. and Mrs. Jack
Bryan of Granton.
Wheat Vote
—continued from rate 9
as 1°turon is concerned would be
mot. however, :it would take only
a few "nd" votes to put it
under.
1 The .requirement is that 51
poreent of all producers eligible
must vote in favor..
The figures released by the
Department office, of course,
aro subject to spoiled ballots,
rechecks and eliminations,
Voters can still cast their
ballots until Friday of this week
I, at the agricultural office.
Comments About
Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
St. Pauli Vlstry Muting
The annual Vestry Meeting of
St. Paul's Anglican Church was
held in the church basement on
Friday evening. The evening be-
gan with a supper. Mr. P, Dym.
and opened the Vestry Meeting
with prayer,
Those appointed to Office: Rec-
tor's Warden, Theron Creery;
peoples warden, Andrew Knox;
Board of Managements, Jack
Roundell, Ken Blackler, Ales
Irvine and Harold Davis; sides -
men, Wm. gg althorn, Jack Roun-
dell, Harrold Davis and Maurice
Blackler,
Cemetery committee, Jack
Roundell, Earl Berry and ,Garth
Blackler; r e et or y conlnlittee,
Cecil Dobson and Harold Davis;
lay delegates AO Synod, Maurice
Blackler and Hugh Berry; subs,
Alex Irvine and Cecil Dobson:
vestry clerk; Burns Blackler;
auditors, Maurice and K e n
Blackler.
W.I. Euchre
The Kirkton Women's Insti-
tute held a successful euchre in
Aberdeen Hall Friday evening,
with 12 tables playing.
Prize winners were: ladies
high score, Mrs. Archie Dewar;
tone hands, Mrs. Herman Payn•
ter; consolation', Mfrs. Carman
Park; men's high, Ross Fran-
cis; lone hands, Harry Rodd;
consolation, Orville Roger: luc-
ky chair, Mrs, Emerson Paton;.
cake auction, Mervin Shute.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. A. Zubri�gg of
Listowel visited Sunday with
Mrs. H. Copeland and Miss E.
Copeland.
Mrs. Ed Atthill 'left Monday
evening for New Brunswick to
attend a cousin's funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barrett
and family of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Roundell and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Julian and
Gwen • of Utica, Mich., visited
Saturday with Mr, and Mrs.
Miller McCurdy..
Message. From.
Whalen
By MRS. F. SQUIRE.
I\11'. Ray Parkinson is able to,
be up and .around again follow-
in his recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. .Geo.. Davis and.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas Kirkland,. Fre•.
ter, were Saturday evening
guests with Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Morley. Jr.
Mrs. Pat Lamphere, London,
was a recent guest with Mr. and
Mrs, Alex Baii1ie,
Miss Marion Morley R.N. and
Miss Jean Terry, Toronto, were
weekend visitors at the former'$
home.
Air, and Airs. Win. Morley Sr.
and Elva, Mr. and Mrs. 1$iU
Morley and family, Mr, and Mrs,
SVm. French and fancily, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Hodgins, Clandeboye.
The congregational meeting
for the United Church was held
on Tuesday evening. Rev. J. T.
Clarke presided over the meet-
ing and Gordon Johnson was
secretary. Reports from the va-
rious organizations were given.
Mr, Melville Gunning was ap-
pointed as the new member for
the session; Mr. Harry Klahre
as a trustee for the parsonage
board; IIIc. 13111 Morley as ste-
ward and Mr, Milne Pullen as
church treasurer and a 1 s o
AZ & M treasurer.
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