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Zurich Personals
Pr. and. Mrs. Bert Bachert ! Mr. .and Airs. Don -010 and
yore .staitors. with relative; And farni13.' spent a few days with
-*jells
it 'Mliverton. : Air. and Mrs. Arthur McLean.
agaa, pagan Began Ana (laugh.' London. The Oke's youngest son
ti' MarY, who recently moved to • was undergoing treatments in
ndon, were visitors at Zurich.: St. Josephs Hospital, London.
$r. and gra. Bill Redour and Mr. and Airs. Wm. Davidson
tangly enjoyed a few days in visited: with relatives ia Sea-
-1.0rOntsI, also visited with Air. forth.
and Mrs, Lawrence. Brisson and Airs. Oscar Greb is able to go
feMlly at St. Thonsis. ! about with her fractured left
Mr, Werner Winter is enjoy.. wrist, received last week.
hg It few holidays at the home , Mrs. Charles :Carr and family.
of. 'his, parents, Rev. and Airs. , Georgetown, Delaware. a r e
0. Winter, before returning .to ; spending a few weeks with her
eoliege. !mother. Mrs. Anne Turltheim..
Mrs. john Daly, Mrs. Salter ; while Air. Carr is attending t
and Miss Marie Bedard spent I business in Michigan.
1. few days at the home of the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bossen.
latter's sister, Mr. and Mrs. i- berry of :Detroit were visitors
Clarence Jeffrey. ;at their cottage at. Ducharme
Mr. Henry Eickineir spent a Beaeli.
few ddYS- at the home of his I Mrs. Pearl ‘Ieliek, Mrs. A.
;on, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eick MeClinchey of Zurich. Mrs. Me-
meir, in Burlington. ; lissa Geiger. Bayfield, Mrs.
Joey Hartman of London was ! myrtle Kreiger. of Varna, and
at visitor at the home of his Air. Clare Geiger of Zurich,
grandmother, Airs. Theresa Hart. ; motored to Stratford on Sunday
man, . . ' afternoon to visit the remains
Mr. Edward Dieehert of Sar,! of the late Aaron Weber, resi-
tile and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Male dent- of Sebringville and former
and family of Hanover were. !resident of Zurich.
visitors at the home of the for- I Mr. and Mrs, William Steckle
nier's parents, Mr. and Mrs, ' were guests at the home of Mr.
Victor Diechert, j and Mrs, Curtis Gingerich and
family,
• Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Wit -
.mer are spending a few weeks
at the home of their daughter,
PRODUCE HEALTH, I Air. and Mrs. William Gibbons
at Woodbridge. Mr. Witmer had
an operation at Thornhill lios-
paibtlay.land is progressing favor- I
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Once they are known, it
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before cures are discover-
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KIRKTON TOPS INTER -CLUB CONTEST—The team of Grant and Allan Hodgins and
Ron Jackson won first prize for Kirkton 4-H beef calf club Friday in the inter -club
group competition at the Huron -Perth championship show in Seaforth, Gordon Hocl-
gins, left, was the coach for the team. Another Kirkton group won fourth prize in
the class. —T -A Photo
Zurich Fair
Results
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien
of London spent the weekend at
I the home of the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy O'Brien.
Mr. Adolph Kalbfleisch is a
' patient at Clinton Hospital.
A large crowd attended the
• professional wrestling match at
the Zurich Arena on Saturday
• evening.
Local fans accompanied the
, Zurich Lumber Kings baseball
. team to Caledonia on Saturday
afternoon where the locals won
- on nue roin age '/ • ;Bus RAMP' Geiger I 11111114 1)011 I )1P • • "
t4a117.; Iti.tagiels. Geiger; wood carving.
. ,.
11P4' and snn; root beets, et')-- ; e her PiPI1P, W. 13rDliell•
ont ; Inng and round wat Pr- shire and son, Geiger.
, amps, Battler. elerner. Students' Exhibits
remote ion of garden vesetables.
Mt.( lyino nt.
melon, ItleClymont ; red t erne.' rieS,
Batt 'Pr, eClymnitt : yellow tom -
Heaviest t urn ip. Merger, - 1
Geiger: heaviest mangold, Mer-
nel H ighlight Of Fair
ner, Bat t ler• red peppers. Mer- ,
1-Wri green PePPere, ArnnIti Mer- 0,0g end' No. Hi Hay ( 141.), No. 9
ner, C. Pepper; ta hie einem) here, , 1LaY-StarilPY (.91-f--51. ;:fl- 3 HaY
PcI e
1 igei, . e •turint. lame , . •\o. - .." .- 1 e.o, •
()members. Ha Diet', AI en -not; ' -01Y 4" 1• No. 4 Hay (JR!, ail
Dairy nod Other Product'', Aro- others, Zurich.
1 Grade 1 --Nency Desiardine 1511.
Brussels sprouts, Del Geiger,
old Werner,
1 b3 the score of 10-4 in the first Gutter, Henry Flaxbard; eheese 1 I'4iinet).1 : k "I:1"P' "1"11 Mill"
, ,Telin Geiger, Laura. Pepper; mardr i',''..;;; " AMP Rader 12.11, paerieta
ii1 f 1- .- Ltinrnr y 1 li<1. lime r, Lin el a
1 game of the play.offs.
; Mr. and Mrs. Bars'ey Clausius $3",rup. AirClyniont, Del Geiger;1 ...(V Pell 2H..
1 1 tut bac!re
;and Mrs. Henry Clausius called f.,11.r. ji 1 P .. eglgs, La ura pe pp e r, v.
ilhet•t, jean Pepper' 12111., Allan
on the latter's husband, a pa. DelPeiNeir:le.n..';" IIPUes.:ma(Cle PeriPer. til
tient at St. joseph's Hospital, Law'a pepper; °neat baske-raP' • "rade :: -- James Weigand U-1,
of . li•ene Hendrick 15.11, Riche -d
pot at oes, Battler. i Sham z, 'Mary Bannister, Dale
'London, who is progressing nice -
Bort -14,W to rn L I Dignan 311.
ly after an eye operation.
cnlieet ion of ap[iles, r •ed Me- ' n"radP w 11 - Linda rtrl sr Alf,
Gerald Zehr, 14 -month -old son Clymout. Earl Flax bag ; roar , .. on int -.peer, Lynda Miller 1514,
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zehr
our .N..int ler varieties, Theo , (-; •
Buth Pepper 12H, Marion Schroe-
. fall varieties eltiClymont, Flax -1 dpr
has returned home from nn- bar': f
; treated for injuries received 1.001.x ijoiins. Ste in , van .14 h a r D jeir'e y13, ra et el 'a
dei
rade 6 1 I d 'V •
. ton Hospital, where he was si'lffl'aeh- ler yatirt :I kin of riradeAr5 - Roger Kri:11der
sche
when the rear wheel of his t»ont: snna°I.T151'ernShaaartrP7' ShMe)Yol;vv-; e.14, Phyllis Meld Inge r 12H
dliiget- •11-1
grandfather's car passed over sle'"ack: green ings:
tosh red,
Sbaasliiiiraore: t setoult,b Clayish's, Michael Solite]; .
ArioevC,1"`le,tenitn:baNjeleact:IPItibson pippen, i Peter See sma 121-1
ihim, while backing his car out Ian 111. Martha 'Fischer SH, !
1 Of the garage, unaware of the MeOlymont ; gold russets Stel»- 1 Grade • 7 - Gaiy Sytsma 1211,1
!child. He is progressing favor- "eh' Ale°1Y1 t - ' t er , Elaine Miller
ceymon t • d -Xi ne i: 0 Itlasg, 11sa'i•Acili)::, . 41". d ra T.." 311
I abl •
na le 1 1. Law
!Sipper, Linda Webb 12H., Nnrma
- bland SH, leen neth Vi est la ke.
NorI 1 "
hern spy applee - Jerome
Wei me Kenneth Westlake, Gary
Treemnee 1211. Elaine Westlake,
Neville Weigand 4311,
1 Macintosh anPles-J e mune "WM -
Litla Merrier 12.14.
son. Donald Geiger 41-1, Kenneth
Westlake, Norme Weigand 511,
:snow. apples - Garry rueniner
12(1, J P r 111 P 'Wet son, Donald
Geiger 41-1, Ttuth Geiger 411, Mar-
earet Geiger 41-1
Delicious an P1 es -- :Ruth (3 e ig et
11), Gary Truemner 12H, Mar-
garet Geiger 411. (3101 known).
Norma Weig and SH.
Grapes -Shirley Fla xhard, en -
net h estlake, Glenda. Soper.
Pumpkins - Gerald Merrier 1214,
.10 Ann Thiel, ledwa rd. Bra ng,
Shirley Al e( '1 411, Sandra
Melte rdsnn 3H.
mbeed t.abbage-Larry er-
ner, Donna Kipper, Mona Schad e
121-1, Larry Kipper, Richard Thiel,
Children's Poultry'
Ban ta me, booted, Larry Mer-
/ler; unbooted, old pair, E. 'Becker
s11; young pair, E. Berke r, Ger-
ald ;Verner; White Leghorn, util-
ity, 11111.11 R11(1 Jnan Pepper, le.
RE•eker: Light Su esex. y,
Rut h and Joan Pepper, E, Becker;
utilit y pen New Hamp 16 Bee -
tier, Phyllis Sidled ; heavy hybrid,
16, Beek er; light hybrid, L. efer-
ner, Ie. Becker; best pair. ban-
tams, E. Recker; best 11) Oily pen,
heavy, Ruth and •.loan Pepper;
hest utility pen, hYbrid, L. eler-
I Mr. and Mrs. Laird Thiel of rut:tit:It li'agin't:tarilovs°,11Mcil-117'nrion 12(4.41,.adeBvgfily-n- ner.
Blenheim Pitmen, H. Truemner Digne.n 3H.
and son, Met lymont ; Pe watt le Pe.
col verts and pippen, NJ oPlywont ;1 l%
WI -nail sweet, Sharrow, Stein- Greet). 1 - :fames Ratner, Gen.
be eh; wealthy, Stterrow, .Del Duchartne 1211. ve Trover 311
:London was a visitor at the home
I of his parents,' Mr. and Mrs.
'Geo. Thiel and lenity.
' Mr. and Mrs. William Yuner-
;blut of London were weekend; -11-'ear eolleetio Geiger;Lorne S14, Freda Blerlieg
!visitors at the home of their maw; ba ' 1;1;1:‘;:115N:acia 2 Cita Pegier
, rt et t pear
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ivan
Yungblut.
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Koehler,
tHensall, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Dick, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Art
jMcCallum, Seaforth, Mr. and
Mrs. Mose Baechler, Exeter,
were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Erb.
Mr, Wilfred Jarvis of Clinton,
I was a visitor at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. .Sylvanus Witmer.
I Mrs. Edna Oswald and Mr.
row; pearl) es, $harrow, Herb . da. Luther • 15H, Dale Dignan 511,
Klapp; prunes, Geiger, Al cCly - I Carol Re gier 50, Joan Pepper
mon t; red crab apples, .1 ehn (Id- 1211,
ger, Del •Ge iger • yellow ,rah Grade 3 - Douglas Erb 4H.
apples, elcClymont% John Geiger; Lynda Thiel, Gary Pie xbard,
plums, .1. Battler, Del Geiger; James Weigand SH, George Kel-
plum collection, AleClymont, De/ 1 • I ' 14
Geiger,
(tome and Rugs
Applique quilts, Mrs. Melville
Staffen, Seaforth, Elizabeth Web-
ber. Zurich; pieced cotton, Web-
ber; cotton faney, Mrs. 16. Flax -
bard : bedspread, Mrs. Len 1'vb;
afghan, Webber, Steffen; hearth
rug, honked yarn. Elizabeth john-
st on ; hearth rug. honked wool,
i and Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner John Geiger; rag mat, braided,
I were visitors at New Dundee. Webber,
Mrs. Elaine Grainger who
- has enrolled at the London Teach-
ers College, spent the weekend
• at the home of her parents, Mr, you, Laura, pepper. Li o w a 1 'I:
dainty apren, Steffen. Nowa Id;
; and Mrs. Russell Grainger. pyjamas, Howald Steffen: night
I Mr, and Mrs. Milford Thiel dress, women's•teloyes. Staffen;
and family have returned to ladies slip. 11 n w a 1 d, Pepper;
sweater, Vera Thiel,
;North Bay, where the former will
I continue his duties, after spend- lIen'a Went
ling a week's vacation at the
'home of their parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Elmore Thiel.
Mr. Henry Clausius^, is a pa-
tient at St. Joseph's Hospital,
I London, having an eye opera -
Ladies Wear
House dress, Mrs. Gard How-
ald, London, Staffer', k Gel en RP -
ti on.
IMiss Meda Sararas and Miss
Jean. -McCaig of Toronto, spent
— Ithe weekend at the former's
home here at Zurich,
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Grade 4 - Lynda Miller 1514,
Linda Rader R.E1, Donna. le Ipper,
Faye Oesch 9H -S, Alex Turnbull
151-1.
Grade 43 - Connie Dietrich 41'r,
Norma Wele"anti 81.1. Shirley Plas
be rd. Gall • Richardson, Linda
51 eidinger 411, Alice Ducharme
15H.
Grade 7 - Glenda. Soper, lieu -
met h. Backe rt 9H-5, Phyllis Sehade
124-1-, Sandra Troyer 314, Elaine
Ali 11 et- SIC
Grade S Helene Du eha rine
1211, Metrlene Dignan 1011, .Bren-
da Schoch,
l'rn (Opt
Grade 1 - 'Dianne Duehartne
1211, Glen Gascho 414, Elaine
tVestlalie, C'atherine Reeler SH.
Grade 2 - - Joan Pepper 1214,
Edward Pre 'lg. Carol etegier RH,
Danny *Backert 911 - S, Gerard
elesse 411.
Pyeamas, St a 11 e n. Gracie 3 - Richard Shantz.
sweater, Kathleen Hay, Ho weld : WaYno Beierllng, .ramWeigand
sleeveless pullover, Steffen; coarse RH, Margaret Geiger 411, Sylvia
wool socks, Pepper, Steffen; fine :Verner 1211.
wool socks, Thiel, Webber; k nil Grade.4 - Richard Thiel, Shar-
x
gloves, Thiel; mils, Steffen,031 Reeler, Linde, Rader SH, Ruth
Pepper 1211.
Grade 43 - Norma Weigand 4311,
Richard Breakey, Phyllis Mei-
clinger 12H, Marlene Masse 4H.
Grade 43 - Gregory Willert,
Mona, Schacle 12H.
Grade 7 industrial Arts - na.
bet•t Brh 30, .1(eneth Rader 11{,
L.43I'l'y Horner 1214, Gary Syrama
1213.
Greif e 43 industrial Arts Alla n
Brokenshire, Ronald Schroeder
30,
Col tertIona
Din Jig Room rurnbch 4 n jog
E.,n eheon set, embroidered,
Webber; runner and four mats,
Howald, Staffen; crocheted table
mate, Webber, Staffen; eroeheted
buffet set, embroidered buffet
eet, croeheted. ta hlecloth, card
table cover, Steffen,
[(lichen At-epos/melee
Tea t wels, 'Webber, SI af f en ;
pot holders, Ho waJd. 'Webber;
article from hag, Howald; collec-
tion, Webber.
Bedroom. FurnishIngn
Embroidered pillow rases. Mrs.
1..,en. Erb, Steffen; crotheted pil-
low CaSPS, Webber, Staffen; sheet
and rases. Steffen; vanity set,
Sta.! fen, 'Webber; guest to wels,
Webber; bath towel and wash
cloth, Erb, Steffen,
LIvIng Itoom Ftirn Ingts
Crocheted chesterfield set. Mre.
3% Battler, Staffen; wool eneb ion,
Veril, Thiel: any style eushion,
Ho weld Staff en • crocheted rep.
\Yowls Gary Syt sma 121-1. Pe-
ter Syterne. 1214, Gerald elerner
124-1.
Vegetables -Larry Merrier. t not
known), Dohald Farwell, Edward
.Preng.
Snapshol ft
learnt snapshot -- 'Marlene Dur-
nan 211, Larry Merrier.
School snapehot-Rieha.rd Thiel,
Collect tone
Table bouquet - Shirley 'isle.
('linchey 411, Sandra MerlinelleV
414, •01'111
t erplece, Steffen; tat ted centre- Webb:1.S. Wclganrl Rff, Linda pin, Donna Kipper,
piece, -Webber, Steffen. Living rhont bent:met Mona
ChIldren't" Wear Schad', 1211, (not known 1, Dern-
th y Farwell, Linda Webb .12H,
Infentei eet, Wat111 Pen Hay loi.rry meennehey 414.
Woking
OntriP1 - • MarleneJ)igriali 311,
Phyllis Sella de 1234.
3-lowairl; crib quilt, Staffers; in-
fant's dress, Mrs. Herb 1110(34),
Staff e ri; eh ilrVit ('0( 1043 dress.
Klopp, Staffen; drese, How -
aid, bl a ff en; sun suieit. inpo Star -
fen; ankle soeke Plrb St :Mery GrnIn and 3ewe hi lilee
girls' knitted ft Wea.ter, Ho weld,
Steffen.
MiecelInteemis 'ee oek
Shopping bag, 1fewali1, ('10(108'.
3143, bag, 1( loop; st (fed a nlinel,
Sta f fen, Po ld ; plastic) art 'Hes,
ett a f fen ; needlepoint, ' Webbe r,
Marten; leather craft, 11'1.13,.
Art lyork
Carlow:1, Gelge r, TV'rb
lopp; pen awl Ink, Geiger;
'Zurich Personals
Beets . Linde. 'Web)) 1214. Lar-
ry Ripper, Donna leper, Remald
beeJarcline, ward Prang.
cerrols Donna 041-145 Nixon
311, Gail 'Mob ardson 311, Larry
Kipper, Bernard Bedard, Ruth
Pepper 1214.
Spent:4h 4(31 10115 Larry 'Writer,
Larry Merl in chey 411, Mona
Nelyaete, Donna,Kipper, Irene Hen-
driek,
Large yellow onions -- rt'Y
'prier, 'bonne 'Kipper, Gail. ilieb-
ardson, Kenneth 'Westlake, 44acel,,
Mer91n1'hey 14.
:buieh Sets -Larry TCipper, Don-
nc. Rinper, r,arry sierner,
Mrs. A. C. Meidinger, of Hen- mAril, potatoes • James
home of her niece, Mr. And Mrs, Prill)Piv r2Fr. Joari Pepper 1114,
salt. spent the weekend at the 7,:rnray sx-sirri,p:amonna 'Kipper. Ruth
William Thiei,
Lair, pmc tneA Donna 1:41.per
Mrs. Joe Brentieniati And 'ftiehard. Thiei, Kenneth Wernicke:
daughter, Dolores Ann, of tarn, Klpt,er, JAIII/Vg Weigand
.,,Detrott, are visitors at the home
1 Of mr, 4m.1 mrs. Amos Gasoto, yield eon) Sandra itirlic rdson,
Tarry :Verner, GM? Itichard-
i
and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Rader.
. mon 31.1, Irene Hendrick 1511,
Mrs. flora Becket, of Gidden,
TOWA, is visiting with her brother,
Mr, Elmore KlOpp, and the Klopp
James tt-rigand 4311
Wheat Atcric, Alferner, 1,a rr''
sterner, Nary Sytstna wenn
ellIler (;(sorge, Dueltarme 1;11t.
, ()Ate (Lary Sytsrna, Larry
Mr. and Mrs,'1yateutildr ..!tcreerivir, rer`era111,11 Istet:,ner12431, F'e
and fainily, neat Waterinn, cli't‘rI3;it3LtIordo;11, :tf3atilertt'ltin
were weekend visitors at the srtama 123-1, Petri* S'YLAIL 11-1,
home ot their narefita, Rev, and tottiattre -- Donna Ell/Peri
Len ,y Motley, Glenn 'Kett.
Mrs, Seleman, Bacchler. 01414 sveanaks, 1415131e westiake.
Mrs Wflhiani Hest, a POritiac, TdrorO 11611101. tt tell -
Mi i - Ardy'or, Kenneth Worn Ink Iv
gab, v siting with the
ileas tariailiba in Zlitich,
FOrtAlt wrr.•c, Sunday visitors
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Sondra: 'ttlebardcen sit, lelaing
le'etifilikkit, Ord! ttiehardiken 341%
Peara Marina 'Naar bo, Mar.
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tele, Larry Ripner, Rend
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Jardine,
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Report On
Blake
By ELIZABETH FINLAY '
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Oesch
spent a few. days at Paris with
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oesch.
Mrs. Kenneth Breakey and
Miss Ethel Gabel,' of Zurich,
spent an evening with Mr, Har-
old Finlay and faimly.
Mr. and Mrs.. Martin of the
Listowel district spent Sunday
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Menno Steckle and
family. Miss Rebecca Steckle
returned with them for a 'Week's
vacation.
Mr. John McBride visited with
Mr. Harold Finlay and .family.
Mr. Jerry Desch of Paris spent
a few days with his relatives
in this district.
Message From
Whalen
"By' MRS. F. SQUIRE
Personal Items
Mr, and Mrs. 'Walter Pullen,
Woodstock, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Foster
spent a few days last week
around the :Bruce Peninsula.
Mr, and Mrs, Grafton Squire
and Paul visited at Forest on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Clemens.
Mr, and Mrs. Melville dun;
ning and Muriel, also Mr. Wil-
fred Herbert were. at Belmont
Sunday ' visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William Smith. .
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Duffield,
Betty and Gayle, visited Sunday
with Rev. A. and Mrs. Duffield,
Lambeth,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dann,
London, spent Thursday with Mr,
and Mrs. William Morley -Sr.
Mrs. Morrison Foster, Port
Arthur, is visiting this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Mor-
ley, -
Mrs. E. Ferguson and Mr, and
Mrs, Keith Hern, ,Zion, spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. David
Hord, Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson
and family visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Anderson, St. Marys,
recently,
Mr. and Mrs. William Morley
Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. William
Morley Jr. and family were Sun, -
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Brock, Chiselhurst.
Sue Ann Squire spent a few
days during last week with Mr,
and Mrs. Jaek Dickins, Lucan.
She also spent the Weekend in
Si, Marys with Mr. and Mrs,
Mat Barron,
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen
and Mr, George Arksey attended
the funeral Monday or (he late
Mrs, JaMes Squire, Exeter.
Mr, and -Airs. Norman Hod-
gins, Avis, Allen: Gorden and,
Grant attended Stratford and
Staforth Pairs last week, Oor-
don, Grant and Alleri showing
their 4-11 calves.
Mr. and Mrs. CM nawIings,
London, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Mott Neil.
Mr, and Mrs, John Whelihan
have riltryed to nit= to TeSide,
WS. Marion Moeller, Mrs.
Cliff MANI, Detroit, and Mrs,
TM. i'tentinger, Chicago, were
recent Visitera or Mr, and Mrs,
Morley Sr.
Rally Day
Ar Kirkton
The United eherch Sunday
School and chureh held a coin -
bitted Rally Day service Sunday
morning. The junior !choir sang
a' special
The stories were given by Miss
Marlene Stone- and Miss Betty
Fletcher. Scripture lesson was
read by Murray Shier. The asa
sistant superintendent, Ronald
Denham, led the service.
Rev, T. Elliott was the Rally
Day speaker, 1 -lis subject was
"My Father's World, One Neigh-
borhood."
Personal items
Mrs. Al: -Gregory left -Saturday
for a visit III North Ray and
Gravenhurst. -Guests last -week
with Mrs. Gregory were Airs.
Leonard, Of Thamesford. and
Mrs. Leonard, of Byron, Mr. .and
Jain ..g George
and David, Mrs, John AleGul.
lough and Jimmy, -Gravenhurst,
and Mrs, Glen Fisher, Exeter.
Visitors last week with Mrs.
H. Copeland and Miss Ethel
Copeland were Air. and Mrs.
Jack Veitch of 'London, Mrs. B.
Humphreys, Mr, and Mrs, Fred
Thompson, Pontiac, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. i3urns Bladder
and family -visited Sunday with
Air, and,, Mrs, Oliver Stacey of
Avonton.'
'Mr. and Mrs, Harold Davis
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Airs. Allan Elston of Centralia
and .attended-Trivitt Church an-
niversary, Exeter.
Air. and Mrs. Roy McCurdy
and Brenda of St. Marys visited
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,
Preston Morrison,
Mr, Jim Purdue and Miss Pat
Jones, of Hamilton. visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Switzer,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward. Allen of
Ottawa spent the weekend with
Air, George Allen and visited his
mother, stilla patient in South
liuron Hospital, Exeter. Ward
Allen was a guest star on Holi-
day Ranch TV program Satur-
day night,
Happenings In
Blanshord
By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Waugh of
London spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Thacker.
Mr. and Mrs. E, Trowartha of
Holmesville are spending this
week with Mr, .ni Mrs. Kenneth
Langford.
Mrs. Jas. Mossey spent last
week with Mr. ‚and Wes.
Mossey,
Mrs. ;Brunt of Toronto called
on Mrs. Cecil Mossey on Satur-
day.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Thomson
spent Sunday evening with Mr,
and Mrs. Herman Paynter of
Kirkton,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Thomson
and family were Surfday eve-
ning guests of Alt, John Rinn
and•
. 3 01 J3aseljne,
Diane, Brian and Vaughan
Hartwick of Bryanston spent
the weekend with Carl, Edwin
and Donna Jones.
Say you saw it in The Times -
Advocate.
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Looking k With Lit
Promising
Winter TV
By ELIZABETH TOUCHETTE
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Douglas .Crossley brightened "Just Young' .and "SO its -Good.
Holiday Rand' 00 Saturday bye,"
night and the gocid looking sieger. Speaking of bit parades the
will probably appear on several
shows -Miring the - whiter if 'talent TV- version, -will return soon. It
will be se'en on Monday nights
has anytlung to d and alt the regulars will be on
In addition IQ singing lessons hand exeept for Austin
Doug has been taking some who is working on stage in Eng-
struction in dancing recently and land, it is expected that WellY
he has accepted several dates to Koster will handle the emcee
chores for the show.
After drawing a high weekly
salary for several months Shir,
ley Harmer is finally going to
work for Paramount Sh
been assigned her first movie:
role, it's a straight part in
dramatic. movie, no singing,
GM Theatre started its sea,
son with a bang. !If it can con.
time with plays .of this calibre.
a lot of new American viewers
will be impressed with Canadian
television,
Bit Sullivan's introduction of
his arch enemy Arthur Godfrey
on Sullivan's salute to CBS
stars show was done with so
much poise and aplomb that it
will probably go down in TV an.
nals, lid- merely turned to Ed,
Murrow, then to the audience
and said "and now YOUR friend
and YOUR filen(' Arthur God -
trey."
sing a• t churches and at ban-
quets. He is also doing, radio and
TV jiagies.
There seems Jittle doubt that
he will be a headliner, before
long. I hope CBC keeps an eye
on hint during the winter when
plans for next summer's pro-
gramming are, 'being mulled
over.
Darlene Anderson is a blonde
pony -tailed teen-ager who will
soon make her TV debut. Watch
for her, I've heard her sing and
she has what it takes. She's at.
tractive too and was a close
runner up in the recent Miss
Toronto contest.
Somehow I can't quite ima-
gine Japanese rock and roll but
there must be such a thing. A
recent letter informs rne that
Paul Anka is now in Tokyo and
will be touring Japan, His ree-
ords are doing exceptionally well
over thee and he is playing to
standee croOds.
The Ottawa boy is the young-
est recording star to make such
a tour, In December he ;will
headline a show at the Olym-
pia Theatre in Paris and that
will he followed by engagements
10 Sweden, )3eigium and Ger-
many. During the summer Paul
appeared al the Indiana State
Fair with Bob :tope and on Red
Buttons Washington show. Nis
two latest record releases seem
hit, parade bound. They're titled
Typewriter
Paper
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