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Annot,. ncement
BIRTHS
41AN '•-Mi;. and Uri. Broca Cann,
Clinton, announce the birth of
a soon. Stephen Bruce, !n Mtn,
ton Biiblie Hospital, Tune 21,
1057---1-1 brother for Susie, Sylvia,
lath Christine.
s.
y and C tltina.
LSBEAO("C--•Mr. and jars.
'Van Ea«hroock, at Noncan. ;m-
11041100 the birth of a daughter.
Agnes Ann, at South Huron Heli•
pittal, June 91,. 1357,.
"011\S. Mr. and Mrs. Philip'
Johne, ,borne Township, an.
nou,nce the birth of a daughter.
Al
• Eleanor .ary. at South Huron,
Hospital,, June 23, 1957.
1,057..
g4EE7mIi .— Frank and Evelyn
Leeder (nee Evelyn Bullock?, of
iSra upton, are happy to an-
**ounee the birth of a son, Carl
at'raneis, at Peel Memorial Hoe -
Pita), Brampton, Duna 17,. 1357..
it.lXTO;\--Bobbie and Bob Luat-
ton (nee ti:irby) what to an-
nounce God's gift of a chosen
daughter, Patriola :Jean Luxton.
Aidon
Theatre
Grand Bend
MONDAY & TUESDAY
July 0 and 9
"THE SILENT WORLD"
Winner of the Golden Palin.
)ie greatest true ,adventure of
our Buie.
.WEDNESDAY 1 THURSDAY
July 10 and 11
"THE TALL T"
(Technicolor)
* 'Randolph. Scott
* Maureen O'Hara
FRIDAY .& SATURDAY
July 12 and 13
"ZARAK"
(Technicolor)
*Victor Mature
* Anita Ekberg
2 Shows .,• 7:30 and 9:30
BIRTHS
SANGSTER, — Doug and Eleanor
(nee, Forte are happy to a,n-
nounee the birth of their son,
zvrl#lam Douglas, at Victoria
Respite], London. June 26, 7937
1t, brother tor Sandra and
grandson for Airs, Minnie Sang.
,ter, 7lensal3,
ENGAGEMENTS A
Mr. and iters. ' i.ercher. Klpp!}en,
announce the engagement of their
eldest daughter, Margaret Irene. .
tn. James Hears Jordan. son of
Air, and Airs. Samuel Jordan. of
l'ortstewart.Northern Ireland. The
.marriage to take place at 2:00
o'clot:k, Saturday, July 27, at
Exeter.. 5c
CARDS QF. THANKS
1 wish to thank' all any friends
for cards, visite and treats while
a patient in St.. Joseph's Hospital,
London, South Huron Hospital,
Exeter. and since returning home.
-Mrs, Bruce Tuckey. 40
I wish to thank ail my friends
and relatives for cards, visits and
treats while 7 was a patient at
St. Joseph's Hospital, London. anct
since my return home; also spec:ta#
thanks tomy pastor, Rev, ,Zoin
for his visite..-.Sam Eiste. 5c
I am grateful for the patronage
the have received while we have
been barbering for Mr. Clare
Green and Mr. Norman Hncicey
and I wash to express my au,l
predation for your kind support.
—James Lockhart,- 4•
To the organizations, groups
and individuals who did so many
wonderful things for us before we
left Exeter and to the friends in
Exeter and community who have
mads living in Exeter such a
happy period in our lives, we say
"thank you" most sincerely. —
Everette and Marjorie Steiner.
We wish to thank all our rela-
tives and friends for the lovely
flowers and cards and beautiful
gifts- presented to us on our
golden tidtsiltarne
Y—r.anMranniversary.
tc
IN MEMORIAM
JACOBE—In loving memory of a
dear husband and father, G. A.
Garnet Jambe, who died one
year ago, July 4.
We travel down a winding road,
A road without an end,
And you who seem so far away
Are just around the bend.
And always, every evening,
We seem to have a way
Of wandering back to meet you
On the road to yesterday.
Many a lonely heartache,
Often a silent tear, '
But always a beautiful memory
Of the one we loved so dear.
—Sadly missed .and always re-
membered by his wife Clara, son
Laird, daughter - in - law Mary
and gran.dchtldren, 4•
HGRONDALE PRESENTS GIFTS Hurondale School Section honored its retiring
teacher, Mrs. Mervyn Carter, Clandeboye, with furniture gifts following a community
:picnic Friday night, Mrs. Carter has taught in the Usborne school for nine years.
She is shown seated here surrounded by new and old officers of• the section associa-
tion; left to right, Robert Down, new president; Mr. and Mrs. Evan. Sims, retiring,
treasurers; .Mrs,. H. H. G. Strang, retiring president; Mr.. and Mrs. Bob- Jeffery, new
secretary -treasurers. —T -A. Photo
Star!ite
Drive -In Theatre
5 Miles East of Grand -..Bend
1.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway
en Crediton Road
THURSDAY & FRIDAY'
July 4 and
'tPILLARS OF THE SKY" •
* Jiff Chandler
* Dorothy .Malone
SATURDAY at .MONDAY
July 6 and 11
"THE RAINMAKER"
(Cinemascope)
• , * B,urt .Lancaster
* Katherine Hepburn
• (First Drive -In, Showing)
TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY
` July 9 and 10 '
• "COUNT THREE AND
,,PRAY"
* Van Hefflin
* Jeanne Woodward
WINS RUSS PRAISE—Playing to
capacity houses in Moscow, To-
ronto pianist Glenn Gould was
applauded back to the stage for
several encores by, enthusiastic
Russian audiences. He played
solo numbers as guest of the,
Moscow Philharmonic orchestra
and the audience kept clapping
rhythmically until he returned
to the piano at the end of each
presentation. His next perfor-
ance is scheddled for Leningrad.
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MANY ON THE BEACH BUT FEW VENTURE IN — Cool winds and choppy water
kept thousands of visitors at Grand Bend out of the lake over. the holiday weekend
but many still took advantage 'of the beach to soak up the 'sun. Feature of the big
weekend was that police encountered little rowdyism, indicating the crackdown of
1;.zt year has been successful. -T-A Photo
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The June .meeting .of the Wom-
en's institute was held Tues-
day with the president, ,Mrs. A.
Kuntz, presiding. Roil call was
answered by naming a child's
book,
t was decided to invite the
GrandGrand Bend W. I. to join in a
short course on salad making,
The layette has been, sent to
Toronto for further judging,
Mrs, Syd Baker, secretary, re-
ported on tete conference ;held at
h,
Mrs, C. Irwin, convener of
Citizenship and Education, pre-
sided for the program. Mrs, H.
Kellerman spoke .on "It is not
speech alone but how we speak
that counts." Barbara Koehler.
Elw
playeind a Piano soloa andpoem.
r`rs,
chede read
Mrs, `'SA. Hoperoft spoke on
articles on, display sent to her
from different lands by her son,
Fred, while he was on the good-
will tour.
A survey on television pro-
grams was -made by the ladies
stating what . programs they
thought were good and what
programs should be deleted.
Dashwood Dirt Daubers •
The garden club with their
leader, Mrs, Erwin Rader, held
their June meeting at the home
of Katherine Rader.
Before opening the meeting,
the girls visited Katherine's
garden and had a• demonstration
on thinning turnips.
The. president opened the
meeting+aand the roll call was
answered by naming a vege-
table that had been thinned.
The leader discussed vegeta-
ble diseases and weeds and in-
secticides. Successive plantings
were discussed, also value 'of'
vegetables in the diet stressing
Canada's food rules and what
to look for in choosing vegeta_
bles, ,Home assignments were
to garden. to bring record book
up to date, start reference file,
prepare and• serve other vegeta-
bles from the garden and plan
a family meal including two
vegetables from the garden.
Roll :call for next meeting will
be one vegetable I -have served
since the last meeting and how.
Everyone went to the kitchen
where for a group project spin.
ach was washed, cooked and
served.
Holiday' Visitors
Miss Shirley Haugh, Miss ]EI-
len Gilbert alid Mrs. Carmen
Eckmier of StrtfOrd vacationed'
at Honey Harbour last week.
Mr. and 114rs. Melton W'alper
and girls of, Ingersoll with Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Fassold.
Mr, and Mrs, Glen Walper
and family of London with rel-
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf and
family of Kitchener with Mr.
and Mrs, Albert Miller.
Mr: and Mrs. 'Wesley Edkins
and Janice of Howell, Mick.,
with 'Mrs. Wm. Nadiger.
Mr. and: Mrs. Wilfred Tra'vls
and family • of Camp Borden
with -Mr and Mrs. Arnold Kuntz.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wolfe
Town Topics'
Misses Susan and Janice Kestie
of Toronto are visiting this week
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Kestle,
Mr. and Mrs: Murray Moore
and children of Toronto . spent
the weekend with Mrs. Ella.
Moore.
Mrs. S. C Crockett, London,
is visiting'' with . her daughter,
Mrs Cecil Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bazin-
ette and son, Jacque, of Sauda,
Arabia, visited with the former's
sister, Mrs. Rether and Mr.
George Rether Jr.
Mr. Wesley Jaques, Exeter,
has been a patient in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London for the
past two weeks.
LEGION ENTERTAINS AT BARBECUE —Exeter Legion Pipe Band, which was kept
busy at holiday events 'over the weekend, is shown here performing at Exeter Kins-
men's chicken barbecue in Riverview Park on Dominion Day. Earlier in the clay the
band played at Wingham. Kinsmen served 450 meals at the barbecue but other activi-
ties during -the day did not attract large crowds. —T -A Photo
CATTLE DRIVE * Cattle loend.
ups and cowboys are considered
exclusively, western blit spec.
tators• On the roads between Belt
and Luek take, Ont.,` saw what
could pass es a fair-sized cattle
drive even by western standards..
'o, hundred head were herded 60
miles to fresh pasture at Duck
Lake, between Lindsay alid
Gtav'enhtirst. They were attend•
ed by stetson -wearing Leonard
Curl and his son, Itoy, left, who
rode .horseback most of the 'way
and "did net have g casuaity/l
even though they t f' *veiled
through boo, and *ernes
highways, curl has made the
herding a 3tibl annual event to
provide .the hest paa'tufe for his
:cattle,
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FINDS $1,712 .— When Sydney
'Power, top found a lady's purse
at a ehutch picnic at Steuffville,
Ont., he necked it to identify the
owner and saw more money than
he had even seen in his life.
The purse belonged to Mrs. A.
Puffer of Stouffville', above, and
contained $1,712. TOWer took it
to a police station near his To -
rode home and Mrs. Puller,
who had been (Braying ftllr the
retutn of the money, vier 11fe
savings,._ was overjoyed. rower
earns '$55 a week Mea x liltbeti'e>t•..
and family and Mr. and 1drs.
George Wolfe of Toronto with
Mrs. Wes Wolfe..
Mr, Robert Wein of Sudbury
with Mrs. Herb Wein.
Mr, and Mrs. Robept Stormer
of St, Thonlas with Mr, and letrs.
Mervyn Tieman.
Miss Lois Geiser of Detroit
and Rev, and Mrs, Bruce See-
leach of Hanover with Mrs. Cpre
Gainer,
Rev, Walter Heinze and son,
Ted, of Wellesley spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Pfile.,
Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Bies-
.enthal of Windthorst, Sask., are
with their daughter
and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Rud,
Miller and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, John Riehm of
Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Stan
Shearer of Kitchener, Paul Riehm
of Fergus, Mr, and Mrs, Rein-
hold Biesentlial, Mr. and Mrs.
Rud. Miller and Mr. and' Mrs.
Melvin Stade with Mr. and Mts,
Oscar Miller on Sunday.
Mr. and Mr's. Louis RestemaY-
er in London with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Kraft and family and At'
Niagara Falls,
Mr, and Mrs. James Mclsaac,
Ronald Mcisaac, Miss' Judy Den-
amine, Michael Mars and Miss
Donna H'atzenbuhler all of De-
troit with Mrs, Lucind» ide-
Isaac,
Mr. John Bender spent Sun-
day with .Mr, and Mrs, Gordon
Bender,
Mr. and Mrs, Ervin Guenther
and Marlene of Toronto with
Mr. and Mrs. Syd Baker,
Mr, and Mrs. Bert DeWolfe
and children and Mr, :and Mrs,
Joe Bruce of Windsor and Mr,
and Mrs, John Snyder of Brant-
ford with Mrs. • Robert • Hayter,
Sr,.
Mary Anne and Jimmy Hay-
ter at Windsor with Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Bruce.
Mr, 0, Truemner and family
are settled in their home pur-
chased from the late Mrs. Aman-
da Schumacher's estate,
COMING EVENTS
GRAND BEND BAKE SALE —
Saturday, July 6, 3 p.m., Grand
Bend United Church. 4c
Brownie's
Drive -In
Clinton..
THURSDAY &'FRIDAY
July eand S
"THE KENTUCKIAN"
(Colour, Superscope)
* Burt Lancastele
* Diane Foster
TWO CARTOONS
SATURDAY & MONDAY •
July 6 and 8
"SOUTHWEST PASSAGE"
(Colour)
* Rod Cameron
* Jeanne Dru
TWO CARTOONS - ,
Church Service; Sunday`, July 7
8:00 p,m.— Ilett. C. S. Inder
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
July 9 and 10
'The Management urgently
invites everyone to see J.
Arthur Rank's top picture of
'1957—
"REACH FOR THE SKY"
starring Douglas Bader, 'the
legless ace of the RAF, •
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Tim annual output,'of Catleda'a
primary textile Industry is
valuedat about three quarters
of to, billion dollars..
rk >Ii o
Nearly .eight million dollars a
week :must be collected, in taxes
to pay ,federal old age security
pensions, and an equal amount
to pay family allowances,
LAKEVIEW
A,SI NO
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Qrand Bend
Dancing .
Nightly
BENTLEY.
GARDINER
Orchestra
Decoration
Service
KIRKTON
UNION CEMETERY
Sunday, July 7
7:30 p.m.
Guest- Speaker:
Mr. Harold Tufts, of Toiioh.to
Special Music by.
Kirkton Ladies Quartette -
If weather is unfavorable,
service will be held in Kirk -
ton, United Church,
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FRED DOUPE,
Chairman
FRANK ROUTLY1
Secretary -Treasurer
Lyric.
Theatre
Phone 421
Previews Its
Coming Attractions
•
THURS., ,FRI. & SAT.
July 4, $ and 6
"McCONNELL STORY"
* June Allyson
* Allan Ladd
NEWS
MON., TUES. & WED.
July 8, 9 and 10
"HARDER THEY FALL"
* Humphrey Bogart
* Jan Sterling
ADULT. ENTERTAINM'NT
Cartoon . Comedy
.— COMING --
"FAS.TEST.-GUN ALIVE"
* Glenn Ford
* Jeanne Crain
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AT RIVERVIEW PARK •
(Monday, July 8, Only
5 to 6 year old — 10,00 to ;10.45
7 its 8 year old -- 10.45' to 11.30
9' to 10 year`old• -- 1.30 to 2.15
11 to 14 years 2115 to 3,00
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Fri,, July 5 • — Starting at 9 p.m.
TV Stars from, Maple Leaf Gardens
MAIN BOUJT— Two Out of Three Fells
i One Hour Time Limit '
Whipper "Silly'' .Gene "The Terrible" •
•,; WATSON vs, • . KINISKI
Farmer Boy vs, Peed Aitkene,
(`Will, also sing) One Fall -30 -min, time limit
Baron Gator vs. ` Johnny Barron
One > a11-30•nrinute time limit
Referee - Al , t'unny" ;bunlop
See this Exciting Exhibition' of Skill and Seie: ell
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Ail floor Sreats $1,50 - Regular Seats $i
Children under 12, 500
•Advancilt Sit at:
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