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Misses "Carrie and Minnie MaY
of Toronto spent the holiday—
weekend with _Miss May Jones
•
illr. and Mrs, Edgar Homey
of Ridgway and Mr, and Mrs.
William Motx, Creditob, visited
on Monday with Mr, and Mrs..
William Harney,
Mrs. Mary Hannigan and Mrs.
Harold Holtzman and daughter,
Cathy, spent the weekend with,
the former's daughter, Mrs. Wil-
liam Jeffries of W.aterdown,
Mr. Chas. Cowen has com-
pleted a course in Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning in'Toronto
and will be working in London
for Lloyd A. 13ook Limited.
Mrs. Bruce* Tuckey, Highway
4• north of Exeter was admitted
to St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
on Saturday last, suffering from
a fractured ankle sustained when
she had • the misfortune to fall
at her home.
F/G William and Mrs. fupp
and daughter, • Edward St, left
on Tuesday for Germany.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Kelson
of Milton spent. the holiday in•
Exeter,
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh McEwen
and family of Ailsa Craig and
Miss Mary Lou Abbott •of Till-
sonburg spent the, holiday with
Mr. and .Mrs; Wes Witmer and
Leo.
Mrs. Hilda Currie of Vancouv-
er is visiting at the Borne of Mr,
and Mrs. Ned Armstrong,
Miss Florence Fraser and Miss
Pearl Kestle- •of Brantford visit-
ed for the weekend with Mrs.•
Arthur Mitchell,
Cpl, J. Z, and Mrs, Maillett
and Tony of Oriliia. spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mel•
vin. King
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dyks-
tra and children spent over the
holiday weekend visiting Mr.
Dykstra's slater and family in
Bowmanville.
Mr. Douglas Gould launched
his boat at Grand Bend this
week,
iea n Home.
tops Fire
"Right Are before it starts
that's the ehly gorilla wata;
wan," Fire Chief Irwin Vora
vises in Canneetlon with ,Exeter's
(:leap I3j Paint Up,' Plant Up,
Light Up •campalgi .
"Eire Can ravage your 'posses.'
sion.s, destroy your home, and
kilt your loved ones. By ftillowing'
feW simple rutes yea cm rid
your ;of fire -breeding cor--
I,. O,et rid of aecuntulated :news-
papal s, clothes and furniture in
closets, attic and basement, •
g. •flily rags acid mops should
be thrown away or kept ixr c.losd
eoutainers,
... Ali flannmable materials
should he thrown ,away.
4. •Cheek all fuses, Never
"acid e" a fuse witlh a � nin.
5. Pispase of ,dried grass and
leaves •do property.
• 6. Have furnace, chimney .and
flue checked and cleaned.
?.. Determine whether your wir-
ing system is adequate to carry
the• additional load of present
electrical appliances. If not,
make necessary installations.
.8, Replace frayed electrical
cords,
"While fire can strike in 'other
ways, clean homes are seldom
gutted by fire, Should uncontroll-
able circumstances create fire,
your fire ,department Can quickly
extinguish it without the compli-
cations of trash, rubbish, and
flammable materials. The to
fight fire is .now, Clean Up, Paint
Up, Plant Up, Light Up today,"
Chief Ford urged,
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OUSE PAINT
LAUNCH CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN—Fred Darling, left, president of Exeter Business-
men's Association, dohs aPprOpriate street cleaner's garb to launch this community's
first beautification campaign with Mayor R. E. Pooley and Andrew Johnston, chairman
of the Association's committee. Merchants and council are urging householders to -co-
operate by cleaning up yards and houses, painting, planting And fbEing ttp,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BIRTHS
BEER—Georgii and Lucille Beer
One Lee), Heiviall, are haPPY
to announce the birth of their
daughter, Linda Lee, at Clinton
Community Hospital, Mar 5, 1957
grandaaughter for Mr, and
Cl.lester Lee, Parkhill, and
Mr, and Mrs. Prod Beer, Hen-
coA.TES — Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Coates announCe the birth of
their son, Kenneth John, at Vie-
tio.orsi7a. Hospital, London, May 16,
Gillis, • Orediton, announce the
birth of a son, Creston James,
at South Huron Hospital, May
10, 1957.
announee the birth of a daugh-
ter, Karen *Ann Marie at Clinton
Public Hospital, May '19, 1957.
LEWIS — Nola and Wilbert Lewis,
Ails& Craig, RR. 1,,are happy to
annottnee the birth. of a daugh-
ter, Carolyn Ionise, wt. 5 lbs.,
' 716, oz.., at South Huron, Hospital,
May 20, 1957,
CiLT.A1.1411Qu.—.7n1;fr.7a2ndArgio•snectIvluiaurshpari.l.
Huron Bospital„May ).957..
Centralle, announce the birth of'
a son. Cleary Marshall, at South
It'ATTE. Mr*. and Mrs. Ain -mild
Ratte, '214 Algonquin Drive,
Centralia, annoUnce the birth. of
a daughter, Mary Rita Susan, at
South Huron Hospital, May 18,
1257,
TESCKET — Ross and nista
Tuckey, Exeter, announce the
birth of a son, Van Robert, at
South. Huron Hospital, May 16,
1957, a brother *for Chrietine;
Zane and Mark,
. DEATHS
KERR—Ta Exeter on •gattirday,
May 18, 1957, Feederick Kerr,
late of Crediton beloved hus-
band of Ethel Walker in his
eighty-first year.
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South Huron Respite], an Sun-
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fifty-sixth year, *
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Topics From
Zion
Sy MISS JANE DYKEMAN
IIAission Circle
The girls of the Zion West
Mission Circle met. at the home
of Alma Hern for their May
meeting. Ilargaret' Brock open-
ed the meeting.
Greta Stephens told a story
and: Alma Heft played an in -
A chapter of the study hook
was taken by Margaret Brock.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Greta Stephens with
Doris Cornish in charge of the
ptogram,
Personal !tams
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Mien and
Donald of Whalen were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Harold, Han.,
Sunday School will be at 11
&clock. Church serviee is With-
drawn in favor of East Zion an,
niversary next Sunday,
ANNouNcEMENTS
Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne is ,enthr-
Wiling at a troueeau tea on Sat-
urday, May 22, front 2 to. 5 and
7 to 10 p.m., In honour of her
daughter. Mildred, whose mar-
riage takes place on Saturday.
Mr. and aNre. Mae MeN'aughton,
RR. 1 Clandebeye, will be at home
to the.ir friends and neighbours
on the occasion. ot their fortieth
wedding anniversary on Saturday
evening, May 25, from 7 to 10
p.m. 230
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel. Kerr, of
liixeter, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Grace 1Warle. to Mr. Paul Wuth-
rich, son al Mr. and Mrs. Paul
land. 23*
Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Chapritari,
Exeter, announce the engagement
of their eldest daughter, Shirley
Grace, to Joseph 'B. De Loge, son
of Mrs. D. Lafferty, of Dresden,
and the laae Mr. R De Loge. The
wedding* to take place June 15.
23e
Carol Ann Bell of Elittiville
spent the weekend with Shirley
Jaques.
Mr. and Mrs, JIM Itowclifie
and family, London, spent Sun-
day with Mr. Wellington BrOcks,
Mr, Wm. Stephena is spending
some tittle with his sister, Mrs,
Brian and Barry Miller Of
Thames Road spent several days
last week with their grandpar.
ents, Mr, and. Mrs. liliarren
Sunday visitor.* with Mr. and
Mrs, Jud Dykenian were: Ma.
Tom Lovegrove and Laurie a
London, Mrs, M. Lovegrove of
Thamesford, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hawley, Rithard 'arid Robert Of
London.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hern and
Nan viSited Monday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lynn,
Ur. and. Mrs. Orville Yard, R,R.
1 Hay, Wish to &trounce the
engagement. epf their daughter,
Margaret Arlene, to Gordon Ro-
-Robert Mayers, Xirkton. The wed-
ding to take place on Saturday.
.jurie 8. 230
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late, Edward
E. Ilunter-Puvar -wish ro express
their sincere appreeiatien for the
many kindnesses and expressions
of sympathy received in connec-
tion with' their recent bereave-
ment. Special thanks to the men
and officers of the Exeter branch
of the CanadianeLegion. 23e
The nieces and neratews of the
late Alice Kyle wlsil to thank
their many neighbors and friends
tor the beautiful tloral tributes,
cards and sympathy during their
recent bereavement; also for the
many kindnesses shown her dur-
ing. her long illnese. Soecial
thanks *to Mrs. E. Heywood and
Huron District Hospital, the Bon -
Hirai, funeral home and Rev.
Daniels. These were much ap-
preciated. 23*
I wish tee thank all my friends
'and relatives who so kindly re-
membered TOO with carda gifts
and flowers while a patient in
St, Josephs Hospital and. shoe
returning home. — Mrs. Jeanette
Clyne. 23*
1 wish to thank all thoee, who
so 'kindly remembered me with
cards, treats, flowers and visits
while a, patient in St. SaserD211.4'es
London,—Perla Bern.
I wish to thank all the rela-
tives, neighbors ante many felerids
for cards, flowers and, treats
while a patient id St. ,Toseph'S
Hospital; and special thanks to
nty neighborS shoe returning
wish to thank all those who
kindly remembered tne with certle,
treats, flowers and visits while a
patieet 3n South ITuroit Hospital
and St. Jeseph's :Hospital, Lon-
don. .* Hubert Dietrich. 23*
wish. to eXtend their grateful and
Isemrtfelt thanks to their many
friends and neighbore who aseist-
with their autelon ettle and mov-
ing front the commtinity to Sitrnia,
20*
The Board Of bireeters of South
Huron Hospital Wiehes to expresS
its appreciation to Exeter X.Inette
Club for the kind donation at 5
tootstOols tot the maternity Ward.
Miss Hato) stopatt, London,
was a Sunday' visitor. with Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Brock.
A number from the &immunity
Woodliant on Sundays,
Michael Cushmatt of tketer
.spent Saturday with Leslie and
Fix
tednit
Pep
Town "Topics
with
Exeter Dairy Afilk
Phone 3314
Miss Wilma Coates, London,
spent the holiday weekend With
her sister arid family, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Doherty of Mt. Clem.
ens, Mr.kand Mrs. Whitney Coates
motored* over on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. George Roekola
and family, -Guelph, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Cann and Deb-
bie of Elora were guests Sunday
with Mr. and 'sirs. Robert Ostler.
Gordon has been transferred
from the Bank pf Montreal at
Newmarket to accountant at
Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd Isiorgan,
Centralia and Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Green of Egeter attended
60th anniversary service in •Cro-
tox 'United Church on Sunday.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Herman Powe
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Mooney in Kingsville last week-
end. They also visited with Mr.
and Mts. Lea Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Smith in
Kingsville and attended the 60th
anniversary service in Croton
'United Church on Sunday.
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to take this op -
lion and ;thanks to everyone who
ellowed so much kindnese to me
and my family, for the beautiful
flowers, gifts and cards, while
was a patient *in South _Huron
:Hospital and while I was ill at
boye. 23
IN MEMORIAM
ORTWEIN—In lotting' memory ot
a dear father, Jacob Ortwein,
who passed away very suddenly
one year ago, May 28, 1956,
We lost a dad with a. heart of
Without farewell he tell asleep
With only memories ter us to
keep.
—Sadly missed and • ever *remem-
bered lay his daughter and son -
air., and Mrs. Clarence
Palmer and. family. 23*
CORBETT—In loving memory of et
dear father and grandfather.
Nathaniel Corbett, who passed.
away two years ago, May 21,
1955.
Re had a. nature you conId not
help loving,
And heart that was puret than
And togtohldo'se who knew him and
loved him,
His memory will never grow cold.
--LovingeY remembered by his
daughters and sone -in-law and.
grandchildren, Hilda and Bus.
lsieelsi., Eva and Doug, and twill -
23*
coRailiTT—In loving memory of
a dear husband and. father,
Peacefully sleeping, resting at
Nla 9wft .ya. ati sle :1 Cyoerabrestt, a gwo,11 apya s
The world's *Weary troubles and
trials are past.
In eilence he suffered,, In patience
'Till God called him home to
suffer no more.
—Lovingly remembered by 'his
wife and soqs, Jutson and Bill.
23*
LUTHER—In loving* memory of
our dear moth-er and father and
grandparents, Martha Luther,
who paseed. away September 16,
1931, end John Luther, who
Passed away May 20, 1954.
Feet from all sorrow and pain,
And. when our life's jeurney is
ended
We know we shall meet them
—Lovingly remembered by their
son, IVIanford, daughter-in-law,
Greta, and grandchildren. 23*
ctrokORE—In loving memory of
Mrs. Alice Cudmore, who peas-
oola.952;aw you getting Weary,
Then did 'what Re thought .best,
Re put His arms around you,
And whispered come and rest.
We do not need a special day
To bring Yoe. tO our mind,
For days that we do not think
of you
--Ever remembered by her WM,
16dgar„ Mervyn, Gbrdon and
1-110:old, arid families. 224
Gideon Camp
Names Slate
South Huron Catnp of Gideons
held their annual meeting at the
home of Gideon A. E. Moussean,
Xippen,- on Monday evening. A
review of hat year'S Work re-
vealed that a total of almost
3,000 Bibles and testaments have
been placed in the sehools, hos-
pitals, hotels and Motels of the
IL 14, MaeMillefi, Hayfield, Wag
elected president for. 1051-58.
SeefOrth; C. E. Talbot, Hay-
field, seeretary: B. L. Cornish,.
Clinton, treasurer; t. A. IVious-
Bible representative; D* Jolty,
Man; Cuditiort, Hensel! strip.
Uwe distribution chairman. Three
additional members In the camp
Zurich* and t. trubather, Cliti-
Brued D6yke:411:6 i s c 6
Mr. anti Mrs. Win. Johns and tom
‘011011, 153 Monday evening with Mr. and of 120 suth emit across the
otary Chiefs
Visit Resort
Bethej Society
Views Crusade
The Young Peoples' Society of
the„ Bethel Reformed Church
met at the home of. one of its
members, Gerrit Vander Worp,
near Hensall last 'Wednesday. to
help. him. eeiebrate his Jiirtbday
anniversary,- About 20 members
were present.
Mr. Hans Brand presided and
led the Bible discussion. A
Billy Graham filial showing the
evangelistic campaign in Europe
was shown.' The Vander Worp
Present also were• a few mem.
bers of the district Youth. for
Christ organization, and Rev. and
Mrs. C. D. Daniels of Hensel'.
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The Distriet Assembly of Dist -
rid 221 Aotary,Ittternational was
heid • .at :the Imperial Hotel end
Aldon Theatre, Grand Bend last
Wednesday in an all -day Ses.
The -Aasembly• is held as a
sehoOl of 'instruction for Mottl-
ing presidents alid. secretaries
where they Morn the fine points
of, elith adininistration upon. the
suteess of their clubs depend.
Rotariana from Flint, Clio,
Swartz 'Creek, Port Duren. aritl.
other Michigan clubs along with
members from Sarnia, Forest,
Tobermory, Stratford,
Watford and Tara attended.
There are 52 olubs -in, the dist.
rick 17 litichiga.n elubs and 35
Ontario elubs.
Mr, and Mrs. Xentieth .Otte -
W01 and family spent the week.
and Mrs. Niek .2yIstra of
Zeeland, Alletli..j tit visiting theit.
brother .and sister.in.law:, Rev.
and Mrs., rarowt.
Mr. Leo Witmer is a patient
St.- 3riseWs Ilospital,. Lon..
don, having undergone an an.
daughter., Wends, a Hamilton,
are visiting. with Mrs. Charles
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