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THURS., i;Ri. 1 SAT.
Juno 27, 24 and 29
"THE LAST WAGON"
Richard Widwark
* Felicia Farr
NEWS: CARTOON
MON., TUES..£ WED.
July 1, 2 and 3 '
"'MIRACLE IN THE RAIN"
* Jens Wyman
*Van, Johnson
CARTOON COMEDY
^^. GOMING --
"THE MCCONNELL, STORY"
* Allan Ladd:
* June Allyson
Foo More ,Matin«es
r July and .August
Lucan Per
soma Item
Mlssea K. said A. Newborn ,roe
Stanford visited at the rectory
last week.
Larry M :ck 11
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and Roy Pitt
left.on Sunday fora l.0•day Ma'
tion in Florida.
Mrs.. McNeil of Clalydeboye
spent
last Friday with Mrs. Dur-
ham.
Mr. Glen Kennedy has sold his
property on concession 4,. Bid -
12TH ANNUAL.
V1� .
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Reunion
Jowetts Grove
BAYFIELD
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SWIMMERS
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At Riverview Park
Supervised Swimming
From June 19 to September 14
DALLY •2.5; 7 - 8:30 P.M.
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• SATURDAYS & HOLIDAYS 2.5; 7.8:30 P.M,
SWIMMING INSTRUCTION DAILY
Monday Through Friday — July and August.
Any other swimming may be carried on, at
YOUR OWN RISK!
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starring
Hawkshaw Hawkins
RCA Victor Recording Star
Jean Shepard
Capitol Recording Star
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Goderich Arena
• also `:THE S•WINGSTERS" and
CANADA'S OWN EARL HE.YWOOD
Show 8 p.m. Dancing 1012
$1.25 ADMISSION
' $1.25
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Boys and Girls!
Pian 'To Attend Exeter's
Summer
Bible S.ch�ol:.
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
East of Blinker Light
Every ;Davy from July 1 to 12
9 to 12 a.rn.`
If you would like to Come this year; leave, your natiie
and address with some friend of .yours that was here
last year and •when we call on then we will also
contact you fpr pre•enrolinent.
' GRAVES F911. ALL AGES
Kindergarten (age 4) to Grade 10 (age 16)
CLASSES INCLUDE:
Bilge Study, iland Crafts and Supervised Recreation.
Transporatton',provided for those coming from a dis-
tance.
4r~, EVERYONE WELCOME
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VOL" :tuirtilec. ' ltiforn ation contact Director Stanley
Sander by 0010 g 94422 Zurich,
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dulph and is now 'working: In:
London for the CNA. bridge
builders.
The village lige fathers have had
new steel railings installed on
the crossings over the creek on
Main street north and: trust they.
will .
.not meete
the .previous railings. fate as.
Z. and Mrs, C. G :Banding
and fancily spent Fast weekend
with .Mx, and Mre. Gordon Ban -
ting.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Reid of
Walton were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs.- Guy Ryan and.
fancily.
Mrs WarnerMcRoberts I be•
co
acs ;
and
her pupils of Whalen School
were among the bus -load who
visited Niagara Falls lalst Fri-
day. ,
Mrs. John Forester of Fred-
ericton and Mrs, Hadley Price
of Boystown, N.B.,. have return -
home after a week's visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mathers.
Weekend visitors were Mr, and
Airs. Everett Elkins of Toronto,
Mr, and Mrs. Alf Dickins of
London, a'nd Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Garrett of Edgewood were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Coleman.
Rev. and • Mrs. J. P, P'rest
were overnight Sunday guests of
Mr. Fred Brown of Bervie,
Mrs:— John Parsons and fam-
ily of Chatham and Mrs, Pat
Sebben and family of Carling.
ford were Thursday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan j(iearn and
family,
The Lucan-Clandeboye Explor,.
ers held a coat -hanger collec-
tion last Saturday:and netted
over $15 with promises of more •
hangers;
Mrs. John Smibert who has
been a patient in St. Joseph's Hos-
_pita!, arrived home last Thursday.
Wayne Carroll of Saintsbury,
spent last weekend with his grand-
parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Henry
Hodgins,
Dr. Jim Skating and Miss Miri-
am. Skating of Winnipeg, spent a
'few days with .Mr. and Mrs, H.
B, Langford.
Starlife
Drive -In Theatre
5 Miles East. of Grand,Bend
8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway
on Creditln Road
WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT.
June 26, 27, 28 and 29
"WAR AND PEACE"
(Vistavision)
* Audrey Hepburn-
*
epburn* Henry Fonda
* Mel Ferrer
SUNDAY MIDNITE A MONDAY.
June 30 and July 1
"NEVER SAY GOODBYE"
* Rock Hudson
* Cornell Borchers
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY.
.July 2 and 3
"OUR MISS BROOKS"
(Cinemascope
' *; Eve Arden.
Brownie's
,
Drive -In
Clinton' •
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
June 27 and 28
- "TOUCH AND GO"
(Vainily Picture—Color)
* Jack Hawkins
* Marg. Johnston
"TROOPING THE COLOR"
(Color—Cartoon)
SATURDAY ONLY '
June 29
"FIRE OVER AFRICA"
(Color)
* 'Maureen ,O'Hara
* McDonald Carey
(Two Cartoons)
Church Service Sunday, June 30
8;00 p.m., Dr. r.. Semple
SUNDAY MIDNITE, •12:05
June 30
& MONDAY, JULY 1
i-- .DOUBLE FEATURE
"EMERGENCY HOSPITAL"
* Margaret Lindsay
* Walter acid
"HOT CARS"
* John Bromfield
* Joy Lansing ,
(2' Cartoons)
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
July 9 and 10
The Management invites
'everyone 'tb see J: Arthur
Rank's top pifture of 1957
"REACH FOR THE SKY"
sterring Douglas Sider, the
legless ace pf the RAF.
'TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
1. July'2 and 3
",THE .KILLING"
(Dela!,),
*, Sterling tlay'd n
* Colleen Dr+1y
(Two Carteana)
DOCTOR Donald:, J. R. Petrie,
son of Mr. and Mrs.. r. A. Petrie,:
01 Vienna, Ont,,. formerly of
Exeter, graduated from the Fac•
ulty ' of Medicine, University of;
Toronto, on June 14, lie will
interne at Toronto Western Hos-
pital before entering" general
practice,
TOWN TOPICS
Miss Joan Thomson, Brant-
ford, and Miss Nancy Morris,
Burlington, spent the Weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Les Thom-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacMillan,.
Pam and Marlene spent Thurs-
day in ,Toronto.
'Iandek►oye C�mrnents
MIS. ,l, N. PAJ'QN .
di
8,e, a►a Improve rasa.►men.,
Mrs, Wilmer Scott was host -
OSS
thefor.i
Junea
meeting f the
Iz'
Clandeboye United. CtuReh W.M..
S. and: W.A. Mrs Rae Nell pre.
sided for the W.M.S, meeting.
The treasurer's report showed
the dinner served at the see.
,conal meeting A: financial sue
cess. Discussions followed on
sending .a bale and obtaining a
life membership, Mrs, olive
of
Xi sat read the scripturend
a.
the study book on Thailand, was
reviewed by Mrs. Gordon Eaton.
The W.A. !meeting followed
with president d t
tMr*.
Alex Mcl.n
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tosh
presiding. Everyone was
pleased with the improvements
made ice he church basement.
A committee was appointed to
visitintheir Whalenfloors.church to see the
improvements they laveve shade
Church Notes
The morning service at St.
James Church on. Sunday will
be at 9.30 a.m. with the rector,
the Rev. J. P. Prest conducting
the service of Communion
and dedication of the new Dio-
cean flag. During July the morn-
ing services will be at 9.45 a.m.
and will be taken by iaYmen
while Mr. Prest Js on vacation.
Atthe United Church the serv-
ice on Sunday was withdrawn
due to the anniversary service
being held in the Duran United
Church. .
Patertl iReun an
The Annual Paton, eunie,n,,'with
A. good attendance, was held 'at
Sprangbank Park, London, !,01
lowing the noon heal, president
• Harry ,Crellin .of London pt•esitl.
ed ,for 'the business session.
Mrs. Lea Carley won the prize
for coarsing farthest distance and
also wars oldest person present;
largest faanily, Earl Paton of
London with six children pres-
,ent and 1.5 grandchildren; the
c '1
hid
youngest r.es.
I en
p t Rick
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lteatnan, Ailsa Craig.
President elect is 'Leonard
Carley, flint, ,Mich ; vice-presi-
dent, Emerson Paton of Kir;k-
ton; secretarytrreasurer•, • Mrs.
Aileen Richt of 'Stratford, Sev.
eral £sonnies banded in Their
family histories tor the new
book of the fancily tree,
It was decided: to have the
annual repoloit of the clan in
Stratford Park in June 1958,
The sports committee, .Donald
aieantan, .,Ailsa Craig, Ronald.
Paton, ifirkt.on, and Clare Paton,
Ciandeboye.eonducted a,progrant
of sports, Winners in races, 5
years and under,. Max Dorman,
Stanley Tteamen and David i'aT
ton; girls 7,, years and • under,
Myrna Logan, Joyce Dorman •
and Nancy Martin; boys 7 years
and under, Paul Martin, Bruce
Carley; i. 2
girlsand under,J rr
g Jo
air Marcee Glendinnig and
Judy Hobbs; boys 12 .and under,
Paul Martin, Bruce Carley;
ladies' balloon race, Shirley
Damao, Eve * Beams ;
Meaner Crean.
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at sae► Hems
at s
Mr. Ball .and. Mrs. Emily Neale
of Belmont dated with Mr. and,
Mrs. r"
Ms AAI n
,me 1Je drag a
A Moaud ,'
e
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Mr. end Mgrs. Mae McNaugh-
ton anad Mr. and Mrs. Alger
liendrle visited on Sunday "with
Mr. And Mrs.. Bill Downing .and:
':fatally in Chathani,
Bir. Torn Abel of London aril!- .
nd on the Be.iber family and M.
and. Mrs, .Bea: Neil .on Saturday
then :spent ;the weekend with
Mr, and .Mrs. Lorne Barker and
his. h,.
h.s brother, Douglas Abet, .who
snakes bis home there.
Mr, and Mrs. Kurt Gebel and
family visited friends in Enabro
'OA :Sunday. •
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Banks ;of
Sarnia spent .the weekend with
the Ja(ter's family, Mr., and Mrs,.
Maurice Simpson.
Mr, and Mrs. J. H, Paton and
Clare and William, A.11wri.ght.
Visited Mrs. Aileen Riehl and
Queen's
Park, Also ;the Shakes-
penman
hakes-
p a ..ra Theatre, e, Stratford, later,calling 'on Mr.. and Mrs. 'Gold.
win Yundt,
COMIIIG EVENTS
SOUTH HURON Junior Farmer
Weiner "toast, Port Blake, Fri-
day, July 5, '9;00 p,m.
BARN DANCE—Arthur Finlay-
son's barn, 11/4 miles north :and
21/2 miles east of Kippen, Friday,
June 28.. Music by Norris Or-
chestra, dancing 1Q to 1:3Q a.m.
• 27c
heat
Grind :Beni
FRIDAY R SATI
Juni 24 /Pd
SUNDAY .MIDN(,T;J, '12:1* A.M.
THAT CERTAIN PEELING"'
(Technicolor)
* Bola Hops►
v.
yak R aw M+eri! Sait+t
* Oeorla Sounder*
MON, TUES. A WIIDR.
-Nly+ 1, 2 and '3
'THE BIRDS AND THE
BEE$."
(Technicolor)
A real romantic comedy',
THURS., .FRI, * SAT;,.
July 4, S..and S
. "'PARDNERS
(Technicolor)
A Martin & Lewis cornedy.
Two Shows. Each Nit*
7;30 and 9:30
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Aftern oon
Exeter Kinsmen' Club's SixfhAnnual
Dominion Day
1,Ell!?i
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Mnd'�y, July 1
Exeter Lions' Spring
RSE SHOW•
(Postponed From May 20)
+ HUNTERS + WESTERN HORSES
+ SHETLAND PONIES ' + PALAMINOS
Jumping. Stakes, Musical Chairs, Working Stock Horse
Flag Race, Equitation And Trail Horse Events
EXETER COMMUNITY PARK - 1:30 to ' 5
PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN 35¢
ADMISSION 75f
Evening -
Picnic Style Chicken
BARBECUE
Enjoy a delicious meal of chicken,, fresh vegetables, ice cream and beverage
in Riverview Park. You don't need utensils; we supply everything.
Tickets,On Sale 'From Kinsmen :Members!
ADMISSION $1425,- CHILDREN %-TICKET
Entitiles You To See Thee Entertaining Events:.
Log Rolling Contest • Canoe Fight
'BARBECUE b CONTESTS IN EXETER RIVERVIEW PARK
DANCE in EXI:'TER! ARENA
STARTING AT 9:50
AR CONDITIONED MELODY ,MAKERS ORCHESTRA
ADMIS310N no!
AL:Ei PROCEED TO EE U5 `D FOR WELiFARE. WORK