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EXETER.
DEPUTY -GOVERNOR INSTALLS KIN QFt=tcERC —Bill
Mickle, Tensaii, deputy -governor for this zone, installed'
the executive of Exeter Kinsmen Club during .a joint meet-
ing with the I{inettes Thursday night. Seated, from left,
are George Noseworthy, first -vice-president; Gordon Bayn-
ham, h m, president; Harold Preszcator, second vice-president;
standing, Ward. Kraft, registrar; Iry Armstrong, past presi-
dent; Bill Mickle; Don Robertson, treasurer; Lee Sherman,
secretary and bulletin editor.
—Noseworthy
Hensall
—Continued from Page 6
Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams,
Brock and Mark, London, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh More= and Bil-
lie, Dashwood; were recent visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Corbett and Steven.
Miss Greta Lammie won tyro
second prizes in knitting in
handcraft work by the blind at
Western fair.
CE Photographer
Wins Fair Prize
Cpl. George E. Noseworthy,
NCO in charge of the photo.
graphic section, RCAF Station
Cenralia, won second prize at
Western Fair this week for a
spot news picture of Princess
Margaret during her recent visit
to Stratford.
The photo, entitled "After the
Bali was Over", showed the
Princess climbing into her of-
ficial car after she had seen a
performance at the Stratford
Shakespearean Festival,
Area Papers
Cop Awards
Two Huron County newspa•
pers -- Goderich Signal - Star
and Clinton News - Record —
were among the more than 30
weeklies who shared ton honors
awarded at the Canadian Week-
ly Newspapers onvention in To-
ronto last week,
The Goderich paper'aeon, sec-
' and prize in the best front page
competition in the 2,001 to 3,000
circulation class.
The Clinton News -Record
placed third for best all-round
paper in the 1,001 to 2,000 circu-
lation group,
The Times -Advocate, an award -
winner last year, failed to place
in this year's competition. The
paper, ,by virtue of a significant
increase in circulation, was en-
tered - in the top class — over
3,000 —for the first time and
tied for twelfth place in a field
of 36 papers.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Southcott
represented the paper at the con-
vention.
Scouting Groups
Plan Camporee
Ralph Sweitzer, Scoutmaster
for the. first, Efieter Troop, has
been named camp chief for the
Huron District Boy Scouts Ass!).
dation camporee which willbe
held at the end of this month in
the Pinery.,
Over 100 Scouts from the dis-
trict are expected to attend,
Officers and commissioners
for the association were named
at its annual meeting in Exeter
Scout Hall Thursday night.
A. J. Sweitzer, father of the
town Scoutmaster, was named
chairman and Doug Wedlake,
Exeter, is secretary,
Glen Lodge, Goderich, was ap-
pointed district commissioner.
His assistants are Ross Collier,
Goclerich, Scouts; Tom Darling,
Clinton, Cubs; and Ernie Demp-
ster, Centralia, training.
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Hensall Area Official
Installs Kin Executives
Kinsmen Deputy Governor Bill
Mickle of Hensall, performing
his third official installation
since taking office September 1,
inducted the officers of Exeter
Kinsmen and Kinettes in a joint
ceremony at Armstrong's Res-
taurant Thursday night.
Gord Baynham an Mrs. Ray
Frayne will lead the respective
clubs during the coming year.
They succeed Mr, and Mrs. Ir-
vine Armstrong who were pre-
sented with past presidents'
pins,
Other officers of the , groups
are: first vice-president, George
Noseworthy a n d Mrs. Ray
Wuerth; second vice- president,
Bud Preszcator; secretaries, Lee
Sherman and Mrs. Don Robert-
son; treasurers, Don Robertson
and Mrs. Cal Wein; registrars,
Ward Kraft and Mrs, Lee Sher-
man.
Directors for the Kinsmen club
include Ross Tuckey, Cal Wein
and Clifford Quanee.
Kinette bulletin editors are
Mrs. Jack • Coughlin And Mrs.
Irv. Armstrong.
Five members of the two clubs
who have had perfect attendance
since the groups were organized
were honoredwith the presenta-
tion of pins. Iry Armstrong,
Ralph Genttner and, Ray Wuerth
are the charter Kinsmen mem•
bers who haven't missed a meet-
ing and two of their wives, Mrs.
Comments About
Cromarty
Letter From
Study Mission Romance
The September meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
Cromarty Church was held at
the home of Mrs. M. Lamond,
who presided and led in devo-
tions assisted by Mrs. Sarah
Scott.
Mrs. W. Harper had charge of
the study book, with Mrs. C.
McKaig, Mrs. T. L. Scott and
Mrs. Lamond assisting. Mrs. C.
McKaig led in the Glad Tidings
prayer.
The topic was given by Mrs.
T. L. Scott, using as her subject
the story of a modern mission-
ary romance.
Current events took the form
of a general discussion. Ar-
rangements were made for the
October meeting when Mrs. T.
J'. Aitcheson, of Avonton, will be
the guest speaker.
Roy's W.M.S.
The September . meeting of
Roy's Church W.M.S. was held
on Saturday at the church with
the members of the Mission
Band as 'their guests.
Mrs. Andrew Christie presid-
ed and Mrs. Elmer Dow was
pianist. Passages of Scripture
were read by Mrs. Sterling Gra-
ham, followed by meditation.
Mrs. Ross McPhail led in pray-
er.
The musical part of the pro-
gram consisted of duets by
Misses Marlene and Joyce Dow
and Mrs. Fred Johns and daugh-
ter Doris, Mrs. Calvin Christie
playedan accordion solo. An in-
teresting film strip "The Chureh
Around The .World" was shown.
The new study book will be in-
troduced by Mrs. Elmer Dow
at the October meeting when
Mrs. Kincade will be the guest
speaker, •
Personal items
Mr. Otto Walker, accompanied
by Mr. Nelson Harris, of Munro,
Spent the weekend with friends
in Detroit and Rondeau Park.
Miss Nellie Miller has returned
from Victoria Hospital, London.
where she had been A patient
:for several weeks,
Mrs. Sarah Scott, Dar. and
Mrs.Gordon Scott and laugh•
leis Ina, Dorothy, Anna, Agnes
and Frances, Mr, and Mrs, John
Wallace and Laverne were
guests al the Scott Vivian wed-
ding in Stage United Church on
Sa turday.
Mr. and BM's. Carter Kerslake.
Joyce, Brenda and Craig, were
guests of Mr. Andrew McLach-
lan ons Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Prtia ik holland
and son, Orval, of :Science Hill,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and ,
Mrs. Georg Wallace.
Mrs. William Hulley, of Milt-
on, spent last week at the home
of her parents, Mr. ,1,d Mrs.
Ares Ramsey.
Mr. and Mfrs. William Raper,
accompanlyd by Mr, and Mrs.
Lloyd Ealliintyne, 'of Thaws
Toad, enjoyed a trip In Torbnttti,
Niagara Palls and St. Cathar-
llte where thy 'visited with Mt.
and Mrs. Olrali Melt liver the
weekend,
Armstrong and Mrs. Genttner,
have the sante record in the Kin-
ettes.
Kinsmen have three money-
making projects under way. They
are currently selling home bingo
cards through district stores for
the. London club and receive a
percentage of the sales for local
projects. The club is planning
its annual harvest jamboree and.
world series baseball. pool.
Kinettes first project .is the
sponsoring of peanut days dur-
ing fair, week,
Following the meeting, it was
learned that a former governor
of the district, John Brooker of
Fort Erie, died suddenly follow-
ing a relapse from pneumonia,
He visited the local club on
numerous occasions.
Couples from the, Exeter club
who attended the national con-
vention in Winnipeg this year
were Mr. and Mrs. Les Parker
and Mr, and Mrs. Irvine Arm-
strong.
Tuckersmith
Aids Pool.
Tuckersmith council approved
a grant of $50 toward completion
of the Clinton community swim-
ming pool at its meeting last
week.
Burton Stanley and Bud Schoe-
nals, appealing on behalf of the
pool, outlined to council the funds
necessary to complete the proj-
ect.
A plan to install street lights
in Harphurhey was abandoned
when council learned that 18
were opposed to the project while
only six were in favor. Council
had procured estimates of in-
stallation and maintenace costs
from the H.E.P.C. in answer to
a petition from ratepayers. A
number of residents attended
the meeting.
Council passed a by-law in-
corporating the Brucefield fire
department into a municipal
fire department. Ownership of
the truck will be jointly vested
in the townships of Stanley and
Tuckersmith,
Happenings In
Biddulph
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
Personal Items
Visitors during the week with
BIr. and Mrs. Chris Fischcr were
Mrs. Clifford Cunningham, Mrs.
Arnold .Cunningham and Mr. and
Mrs. loyd Stanlake and girls
of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Zavitz andtheir grand-
mother, Mrs. William Gibson of
Coldstream.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fischer
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer
of London spent Monday with
Mr, and Mrs. William Fischer,
Dashwood.
Saturday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. M. :Siston were
Mrs, Marshbank, Mrs. Kuntpula,
Gloria and Allan who are lean-
ing Centralia to make their
home in Nova Scotia,
Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister
and boys spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brown, Credi-
ton.
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- Continued From Page .5
Mrs. Adeline Elliott, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard .Elliott and family,
of Thedford, Mr. and Mrs, Len
McClure and Nancy, of London,
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Wuerth.
Mr. John Haberer left for Ot-
tawa after enjoying a week's va.
cation at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hal,-
erer. After a week in Ottawa he
will return to Durham, N.C. He
was successful in all his examin-
ations at Duke University, in
Durham, North Carolina, in re-
search in economics.
Mr. Laird Thiel, Sr., and son,
Laird, of London, accompanied
the former's mother, Mrs, Geo,
Thiel, who returned home after
spending a few days with per-
son, Laird and family, of that
city.
Report On
Blake
By ELIZABETH FINLAY
/Mr. Ervin Martin, who has
been engaged in Bible school
teaching in St. Louis, Missouri,
has returned home. -
Mr. and Mrs. William Oesch,
of Varna, spent an afternoon
with Mrs. Rudy Oesch.
Mrs. Milton Oesch, Donna and
Donny, visited with Mr. Harold
Finlay and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robin-
son, of Hillsgreen, visited with
Mr. Harold. Finlay and family.
Mr. Harold Finlay and family
-attended Sunday church serv-
ices at Clarke's United Church
near Ripley, and visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Osborne
and family, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin
Osborne and Sharon, all of Rip-
ley, and Mrs. Edgie. Farrell, of
Kincardine.
Cann Families
Meet At Elora
The family of Mr. Sylvanus
and the late: Mrs. Cann of R.R.
1 Bayfield, formerly of Exeter,
held a family gathering at Elora
Gorge Park, Elora, Labor Day
weekend with 40 present.
Races were enjoyed: Winners
were: lucky spot, Miss Alice
Carter; 1-2 years, Deborah
Cann; 3-4-5 years, Kathy Cann;
7-10, Stewart Rochola; young la-
dies, Susan Cann; young men,
Don Smart; married ladies, Mar-
garet Smart; kick the slipper,
ladies; Susan Cann, Hien, Gor-
don Cann; shoe race, Andrew Do-
nakey; men's leg contest, Bob
Wade; tug of war, captain Jinn
Cann's team.
President elected was James
Cann; secretary, Robert Ostler;
treasurer, Mrs. George Steven-
son.
The youngest present was
Mary Ellen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Cann, Eden Mills.
Farm Neighbors
Fete Town Pair
Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Dougall. on Highway 4
north of. Exeter met at River-
view ?ark last Thursday for pie.
nie supper And a social time.
Mr. Albert Keys read an ad-
dress and Mr, and Mrs. Dougall
were pros?rated with a coffee
table on behalf of their neigh -
hors. Mr. and Mrs. Dougall have
moved from their farm home to
the home on Main • Street they
recently purchased.
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