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Mrs. J. Ferguson
Past OES Matron
Funeral services for Mrs. John
Ferguson who passed away in (St.
Joseph’s Hospital, Lohdon, on
Friday were conducted, from, the
Hopper Hockey- funeral home on
Monday by Rev. Alex Rapson.
Mrs. Ferguson was the former
Catherine Mabel Campbell of
Wingham, a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Campbell.
She was a nurse in Kincardine
Hospital when she married John
Ferguson, a police officer at
Blyth. He later joined ithe Ont
ario (Provinca,1 Police and was sta
tioned at Goderich and later Exe
ter, Mr. Ferguson died in 1948.
Mrs. Ferguson was a member
of Main Street United Church;
a past president of Woman's As
sociation, a. past worthy matron
of Exeter chapter* O.EjS. and an
honorary member; of Seaforth
chapter O.E.S. and. a member of
Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge
No. 338.
Surviving are one son, Mur
ray, of Galt; two sisters, Mrs.
L. H. .Hislop, London, Mrs. W.
J. Mills, Goderich; two brothers,
John, Windsor and Victor, De
troit.
An 'impressive memorial serv
ice was held on iSunday at 2. p.m.
in the funeral parlors hy forty
members .of the Exeter chapter
O.E.iS. led by worthy (matron Mrs.
Jack Dickins and worthy patron
Mr, Maurice Quance.
Interment was in Exeter ceme
tery. Ball bearers were Charles
Salter 'Helmar Snell, J. A. Tna-
q.uair, Roy Webber, John Cowan
and ‘Maurice Quance.
Mrs. Jos. Grant
Dies In Glencoe
Mr. Bert CWh, Mrs. Hazel
Welsh and Dwayne, Mr. and Mys.
B. W. F, (Beavers attended
the funeral olf Mrs. Joseph Grant
at Glencoe on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant conducted
ithe hake shop now
•man’s Tor about
■leaving Exeter tor
years ago.
Mrs. Grant died
Saturday, Muy 5.
husband she is isuxwtaed by two
sons, George of St. Thomas;
Joseph Jr. of London and two
daughters, (Betlty) Mrs. Harry
Garey, Glencoe, and (Mary,) Mi'S.
.P. W. David of London.
Funeral service was conducted
in Glencoe United 'Church by
Rev. H. J. Mahoney and a former
minister at Exeter, Rev. D. Mc-
Tavish, .
run Iby (Ers-
eight years,
Glencoe 24
suddenly .on
■Besides her
Announcements
Birth, Death and Marriage Notices
are inserted free of charge. Cards
of Thanks cost 75c, In Memoriam
Notices 75c for single verse, 25c
extra for each additional verse:
and Engagement Notices are 75c.
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South End
Service
Kippen 4-H Club
Elects Officers
The ThrMty Kipip-enettes
at (the home K>f Mrs. W. J. F,
Saturday, May 5, holding
joint meetings. The finsit meet
ing opened with election of oL
fleers. Was Marie 'Sinclair was
appointed president; Miss Evelyn
Hyde, secretary; and Miss Bat
Lovell .press secretary.
Mrs. Bell, oluib (leader, .gave
4-H rules, and inisltructions afco-wt
their record book and correct
measurements in cooking.
Alt itihe second meeting, Mrs.
BeB demonstrated itihe making of
potato 'soap and la salmon casser-
016. '
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Bell
two
Elimville
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
New* of
Kirkton
By MRS. FRED HAMILTON
Early Clippings
Subject Of Talk
Mrs. Arthur Whilsmith was
guest speaker at the meeting of
Main 'St, Evening Auxiliary on
Monday evening. She began by
reminiscing with 'dippings from
her grandmother’s scrap book.
She concluded with an appropri
ate Mother’s Day message.
(Mrs. Clarence -McDonald led
in the devotional period assisted
■by Mrs. Amiel Willard and Mrs.
Robert Turnbull. Mrs. Ross Tuc-
key and Mrs. Thomas Walker
contributed readings. Miss Pat
ricia Cann rendered a piano
solo.
Mrs. Willard gave a report- of
the Huron Breslbyterial held in
James .St. Church.
Mrs. William McKenzie, presi
dent, conducted the business.
BIRTHS
BIRD—Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bird, 506 Andrew StM Exeter, announce the birth of their daughter, Rebecca Joan (Becky), at South Huron Hos
pital, May 4, 1.956—a sister for
Bonny.
DOW—‘Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dow, ■Staffa, announce the birth of their son at South Huron Hospital, May
6, 1956.
DUNCAN — F/O and Mrs. Raymo Duncan, 126 Main St., Exeter, an
nounce the birth of a son, David 'Raymo, at South Huron Hospital, May 8, 1956.FEATHER—Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Feather, 141 Empress Ave., RCAF Station Centralia, announce the birth of a daughter, Julie Ann;
weight 7 -lbs., at South Huron Hospital, May 4, 1956—a sister fo>Hugh.FRASER—Mr. and Mrs. Keith (Fraser of Science Hill announce “the arrival of their daughter, Nancy
Grace, at Stratford General Hospital, April 27—a sister for Marlene.
HAMILTON—Sgt. and Mrs. W. G. Hamilton, 174 Columbia Drive, RCAF Station Centralia, announce the birth of their daughter, Sharon Gail; weight 7 lbs., 10 ozs., at South Huron Hospital, May 4, 1956—a sister for Gary.LOVE—Margaret and Jim Love, of Grand Bend, are pleased to an
nounce the arrival of Deborah Dianne (Debby) on Saturday, May 5, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London—a sister for Ginger.LYON—Kirk and Joanne Lyon (nee Joanne McCurdy) wish -to announce
the safe arrival of a baby daughter, Kathryn Anne, at Victoria
Hospital, London, May 7, 1956.STIRiE—Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Stire, Dashwood, announce the their daughter, Beverley
South Huron Hospital 1956.
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COMING EVENTS
BROILER BARBECUE and Open
House. 'South Huron District
High (School, June 5. 10
BAKE SALE—.Saturday, May 19,
Snell Bros, showroom, 2:30 p.on.
.Sponsored iby Ladies of Thames
Road United Church,________10iC
OPENING DANCE of ithe season.
Bayfield Pavilion, Jj'jiday, May
18, • Ken 4 WiUbee’s' Orchestra.
Dancing every Friday to .'Septem
ber 2.8, 11:18c
DEATHS
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Garages
Evening Service
Open this Sunday, Wednes
day afternoon, and during
the evenings throughout the
week:
Exeter
Motor SalesRUSS & CHUCK SNELL
Phone 328 Exeter
SUN-PROOF House Paint is fume-re*
sistatit! Years of extensive exposure tests
have Droved' houses* in industrial sections
STAY WHITE iiii spite of discoloring
coat smoke and industrial gas fumes.
Economical, too!
We carry A complete line of Sun-Proof Mouse Paint, Matching
Faam Machinery Colors, Gloss Wall Paint, Semi-Gloss Wall
Floor Paints, High Gloss Enamel, Shellac, Varnish*
jpatater’a Supplies, Wallpaper, Fiberglass Screening, Rcz Pro
ducts, Floor Sanders For Rent—-A Products For Every Need*
McKenzie's Paint Store
MM St. Phen* 253 Ex.t.r
ijuST PAINTED look longer
birth Joan,
May
of at
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FERGUSON—In -St. Joseph’s Hospital, London', on Friday, May 4, 1956,
Catherine Mabel Campbell, beloved wife of the late John Ferguson and deax’ motliex- of Murray Ferguson of Galt.NORTHCOTT—In London, at . the home . of her nephew, William Geddes, 88 Rectory Street, on Sunday, May 6, 1956/ Mary Elizabeth Northcott, late of Exeter, beloved daughter of the date Mr. and Mrs. William Northcott, in ber eighty- first year.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. William Elleringtop, R.R. 3 Exeter, wish to announce the marriage of • their only daughter, Mary Joan, to John William, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Tanner, Tiilsonburg, Ont., on June 25, 1955, 10*
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert1 Heywood, R.'R. 3 Exeter, wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Florence Zeta, to Mr. Henry Ross Armstrong, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Raul Armstrong. The wedding to take place on June 2 at Elim- vi'lle United Church. 10*
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to thank all those who so kindly remembered me with flowers, treats, cards, phone calls and visits while a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. To all those who in any way helped, in the Cancer Fund Campaign, I wish to give my sincere thanks.—'Fred Dobbs. 10c The family of the late Mrs. John Ferguson wish to thank the neighbours and friends for their kindness during their recent bereavement; also for floral tributes and those who assisted in any way. Special thanks to the pallbearers, members of the Eastern Star and the Hopper-Hockey funeral home. 10*
I would like to thank all those Who so kindly remembered me with cards, treats, flowers and visits, while a patient in. St. Joseph’s Hospital. —Lome Rreszcator. 10*Mrs. W. J. /Veal wishes to thank all those who so kindly remembered ■her with cards, flowers, treats and visits while a patient in South Huron Hospital and since ‘returning home. 10*
The Huronla Male Chorus wishes
to thank those all who helped In any way to make the (Music Festival a 'success. 10c
Sincere thanks to our many friends for cards and flowers. Special thanks to Dr. Goddard and Dr. Oakes, staff and special nurses of Clinton Hospital; also to Rev. Daniels for his comfort during our recent bereavement. Cecil W, Van Horne and daughter, Maryn Anne, Hensall. 10c We wish to thank all of our kind friends, neighbours, pallbearers and those who kindly provided ears, for their many acts of kindness, expressions of sympathy and condolences, for the bautlful floral offerings, at the loss of a dearly beloved husband and father. Special thanks to Rev, Mills, Rev, Barker and Dr. Klim,
—The Budden Family, Ktrkton. 10* The brothers and sisters of the
late Miss Mary Northcott wish to express their sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness and expressions Of sympathy in time of sick
ness and sorrow, with special thanks to Rev. Alex Rapson and the Hopper-Hockey fuheral home,
IN MEMORIAM
MOlTS-SEAU—In loving memory of
our father, John MousseaU, Who ■pasised away One year ago, May 1955#. The pearly gates ware open, A. gentle M veice said nOome,r, And with farewells unspoken He gently entered home.MKvef remembered iby the family, . SPU?’ „Ale* ftlld Robert, . 10c KERSLAKE—In memory of our dear father, Arthur E, Kerslake, who passed away On May 13, 1®55.Deep in our heart there’s a picture, Of a loved Obe gone to rest.lor memory's sake We will keep it, Because ho was “One of the Best”, —Sadly missed And ever remembered by the family, io*
'Sunday visitors, with Mr. and
Mrs, Howard Pym were Mr, and
Mrs. Norman Jaques and family
of Zion, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Mor
ley, Jr, and Janice of Whalen,
Mrs. Philip Munch, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold (Bell and Carol Amn,
Mr. and Mrs. Al-len Johns land
family visited on Satui'day even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Fraser and f amily .of (Science. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bowers and
family Of Yukon, Alaska, Mrs.
Minnie 'Bowers of London visited
on Thursday with Mrs. Philip
March. <
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns,,
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Cann of
Thames Road visited on Thursday
evening with Mr. 'and Mrs. Garnet
Johns .of 'Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques
and family of Zion visited on Sat
urday evening with Mr, and Mrs.
John Miners an<P'fam-ily.
The Eilimville Women’s Jnsiti-
.talte were guests of -the Hensiaill
Women’s Institute on Wednesday
evening in tire .Hensall ‘Town
Hall.
MJiss Brenda .and Master Dale
(Skinner spent the weekend with
Miss Shirley Jaques ,of Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. iBill 'Smith and
family of Centrlaiia visited on Fri
day evening with Mr. .and Mrs.
Harold Bell.
Mr. 'Elgin Skinner of New To
ronto spent the weekend with his
parents.
Mrs. A. Miller and fiamily of
Cilandeboye visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard -Cun-
nington.
Mr. Lewis- Woods o,f Stokes
(Bay visited a few days wiftlr-Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson Woods.
Mrs. Ward Fritz, of 'Oklahoma
City, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Johns and also with Mrs.
Jane Ann (Smith, of (Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. John (Batten visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. John (Bailey
oif Stratford on Sunday.
Mrs. i Maria Heatherly, Mr.
Thus. Morley of London and Mrs.
Ward Swartz of Oklahoma. City
sipenlt Tuesday with (their,, sister;
Mrs. Lewis Johns. „
.Mrs. Thus. Bell, Donald land
Betty Stephens ispent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Jno Robinson
of K-irklton.
Mita Etae.1 Copetand ’Of London
spent ithe weekend with her mo
ther, Mrs. 'H, C, Copoland.
Beautiful ibasketa of 'spring
flowers were placed in (the Kirk
ton United Churdh in mem'ory of
the late Levi Budden by Mrs,,
Sudden and family.
A (oouple -of village boys,
Robert Anderson and Harold
Burgin, competed in itihe Ontario
Inlters'chol-asitic relay races (at
Hamilton Saturday.
Mission Baijd
The regulai* meeting pf 'the
Mission Band mdt in the 'Sunday
School room iSatui’day afternoon.
The theme was “Mother”. A
solo was given by Douglas Allen
and a bible ,story by Mr. Ander
son,
The 'Study Book was taken by
the leaders, Mrs, G. Allen and
Mrs. Anderson.
The Glass That Counts
The (Glass that Counts met at
the home of ‘Ruitlh (Shier. A mo
ment of silence honored Itihe mem
ory olf the late Levi Budden.
Ethel Unquhamt conducted the
devotional .period assisted iby
Marion Urquhart and Beatrice
Roger, Ethel Urquhart and Joyce.
Paton gave readings. Each mem
ber laniswered her name by nam
ing a Mother of ithe Bible.
iMrs. Anderson was Ithe speaker
giving a synopsis of ithe book
“Anna and tae Indians,’’ (the
story of a miss'anary in. Northeim
Al'bertba.
iCilara Watson invited members
to join the Woman’s Missionary
Society.
Miss M. Northcott
Dies In London
Funeral services for Miss Mary
Elizabeth Northooitt, 80, who died
Sunday at the home -of her
nephew, William Geddes, London,
were (held on, Tuesday from ithe
Hopper - Hockey funeral home
conducted by Rev. Alex Rapson,
Miss Northcott was 'born in
Hay 'township, the daughter of.
the late' Mr. and Mrs. William
Northcott. Fpr several years (she
•made her home with her sister,
Mrs. (George
member of
Chur di.
(Surviving
William and John Nontheott, lExe-
ter, and three sisters, Mrs. George
Geddes and Mrs. William Pearce,
Exeter and Mrs, Charles Aids-
worth, Stratford.
ilnterment was made in Exeter
cemetery,
Minstrel
Show 1.
ALDON
THEATRE
10*
10c
Dashwood
Baseball Club
asks you not to forget the
Baseball
Opener
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IN DASHWOOD
Reception
And Dance
FOR MR. & MRS.
BEV MAGUIRE
Lucan Arena
Geddes land wias -a
Main iSt. United
are two ibrto tliers,
Ontario Championship
Fiddler's Contest
Friday, June 8
HENSALL 8 P.M.
Exeter Junior Farmers
DANCE
EXETER LEGION HALL
Monday, May 21
Modern & Old Time Dancing
10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Everybody Welcome
Music by Clarence Petrie
OLD TIME
Fiddlers
Contest
St. Marys Arena
Monday, May 21
8:30 p.m.
Open To All Fiddlers* In The District *
Prizes for First, Second & Third
Presented by
Perth County Juiiior Farmers
Friday, May 18
S.H.Di$T. HIGH SCHOOL
8:30 p.m.
Sponsored by
South Huron Junior Farmers
Admission 50 <4
Advance Sale Tickets Available
From Junior JFarmer Members
Grand Bend
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Maj’ 11 and 12
That Lady
(Cinemascope, Color by Deluxe)
★ Olivia De Haviland
★ Gilbert Roland
SHORTS & COMICS
Two Shows Each Night
7:30 and 9:30
Exeter Conservation Club
MEETING
| TOWN HALL |
1 Thursday, May 10 Time: 8 p.m. |
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Exeter Roller Rink Opening
Friday, May 11
Skating Every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday |
From 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. =
Skates Supplied Admission* 350 & 250 |
. REFRESHMENT BOOTH—Ice cream, soft drinks, I
hot dogs, french fries, bars, cigarettes, etc. |
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LYRIC THEATRE
May 10, 11, 12
Northwest Passage"
(Color) Spencer Tracy, Robert Young
May 14, 15, 16
"My Sister Eileen"
(Color) Janet Leigh, Jack Lemmon
Message From
Kippen
By MRS. A. GAOKSTETTER
Friday, May 18
Ducharme's Orchestra
Everybody Welcome
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
W.M.S. Meet
. The W.M.S. of ISt. Andrew’s
United Cnurich, Kippen, met Wed-United
nesday evening last at Ithe home
of Mrs. John Cooper, Jr. The
president, Mrs. Emerson Ander
son, was in charge; Mrs. P. 'Char-
tens was co-hostess. Mns. Ross
Love was in charge of the de
votional period.
A letter was .read (from Ithe
prayer partner, Miss Ada iSandell,
who is coming ihome shortly on
furlough. The Auxiliary accepted
am invitation from .the Varna
group to .alttend heir imeeiting
May 29. Mrs. J. McLellan and
Mins. 'Bent Faber gave reports ion
bhe ipresbyterial which they at
tended in Exeteit
It was decided to pack a bale
May 13, donations to be left at
either of the stores or ithe manse.
Mrs. John iSinclair favored with
Mather’s Day poems.
Mrs. Lloyd Lovell was in char
ge of ithe study 'assisted by Mrs.
Kyle, Mrs. .McLeod, Mirs. J. An
derson and Mrs. McMuirltrae.
Personal Items
Miss Etta jarrofbt of Toronto
spent a few days at her home
here,
Mr. Jiohu L. Henderson has
rented his home on the highway
to Mr .and Mrs. Jaco.b Vander-
berg and family of IBC.
Mrs. Wm. Kyle, Mr. Lloyd
Venner and Miss Eleanor Ven-
ner of .Hensall attended the
funeral of an aunt, Mirs. Mary
Charlton in Parkihill on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Giacksteltter, Gail and
Lynn attended the Wade-Blan
chard wedding in Crediton United
Brethren Evangelical Chufdh oh
Saturday, They .later visited their
atinlt and uncle, MT. and Mrs.
Wm. Motz in Crediton East,
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
E. .Dawson were Mr. Wm. Cook,
Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. John
Keyes and family of near Bay-
field and Mr. land Mrs. Wm,
Winder and Miss Margaret Win*
dor of London.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Chris Halst of
Zurich .wdre Monday visitors Of
Mr. and Mrs. 'S. Cudmore.
Miss Margaret McKay, Mr,
Oliver McKay and Mr. Norman
Long visited oil Tuesday with Air,
and Mrs, Rota McKay at Hells-
bung.
Air. and Mrs. Wm. Kyle and;
Mr. Emerson Kyle spent Monday
in Kitchener.
Messrs 1'oni Kyle and Donald
McLellan, ithe latter of 'Chisel
hurst, are on a motor trip to
ftasktachewnh, o
Reception
And Dance
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May 17, 18, 19 =
The Man From Laramie"
James Stewart, Cathy O’Donnell =
• Saturday night shows Starting at 7:30 beginning tills =
Saturday; May 12. |
EXETER MOHAWK HOCKEY CLUB
Booster Banquet
LEGION HALL
1
FOR MR. & MRS.
GORDON FORD
Friday, May 11
EXETER LEGION HALL
Desjardine's ^Orchestra
Everybody Welcome
Zion West
UNITED CHURCH
Special Services
Sunday, May 13
11:00 a.m. D.S.T.
MOTHERS' DAY
Sacrament of Baptism
Rev. J. H. Slade Will Conduct
The Service
7:30 pan. D.S.T.—-Last service in
the church before complete
renovation begins.
Rev. R. D. Crosby, St. Marys,
guest minister.
Grand Bend
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OPENING
Saturday,
Watch For Next Week’s
Announcement
Friday, May 25
7:30 p.m.
Mickey Roth of the Stratford Indians will be the
speaker.guest
Start ite
Drive-In Theatre
5 Miles East of Grand Bend
8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway
on Crediton Road
Admission $2.25 A Plate
0From Booster Club Officials| Tickets May Be Secured
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I ANNUAL W.A. I
Brownie's
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
May 11 and 12
"FULLER BRUSH MAN
★ Red Skelton
★ Janet Blair
Blossom Tea
James St. United Church
C LINTON, ONTARIO
Wednesday, May 16
3:00 p.m.
Lecture by C. Blaine Moffatt, London
"LAMPS AND INTERIOR DECORATING"
Afternoon Tea, Sale of Baking
Fancy Work and Farm Produce
Admission 350
Box Office Opens at 8 p.m.
First Show At Dusk
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
May 10 alul 11
"THE BEST YEARS OF
OUR LIVES"
★/ Virginia Mayo
★ Frederick March
★ Dana Andrews
★ Myrna Loy
CARTOON
SATURDAY & MONDAY
May 12 and 14
"DARLING HOW
COULD YOU"
★ Joan Fontaine
★ Morth Freeman
TWO CARTOONS /
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Announcement s
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Chatham, Ontario, have appointed
Marcel & Frank Vanhenel
R.R. 1 Clandeboye, as their
Anhydrous Am'monia
Custom Operators
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
May 15 and 16
"FRENCH LINE"
(Color, Adult)
★ Jane Russell
TWO CARTOONS
Fl
Showing the use of Anhydrous Ammonia
Ml**Exeter town hall