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KirktonGreen Thumbs
Presentr�s�nt l�lowe� Show
et. Kirkton Horticultural So-
ciety held its annual gladioli
show .on Wednesday, Angst ust 28
In Russelldale- Hall. Due to the
early season, many of the com-
petitors found their best "glads"
were past; but even though not
still i nY to numbers, there were
some very .beautiful spikes.
With: the .addition of nta.ny other
.rut flower's and plants it was a
fine showing.
There were 30 exhibitors with
1.89 entries. Satire of the hihest
emonies. The president. Mrs, W.
Selves, .thanked all those who
had contributed in • making their
flower ,show a worthwhile proj.
ect..
Personal Items
Mrs. Fred Switzer attended a
"Church School of Music" held
in EtnmanuelCollege Terent
during This past week. o,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harvieux
and Donald or Blind River spent
the weekend with Mrs. Ed. Att-
time winners were Airs. V Mc -shill.
1 Paul, Airs, W. Horn, Mrs. W, tills week with her sister; Mrs.
Selves anal Airs. Jas,, f Vllyott
McDonald. d. , o#' St« 'lar
al Marys,
Mr,
James g y
an s
Bin
st llf,
a r a
n of and Airs. S.
London i Jack c
n� a k
Urquhart
ougald, Airs. Gallo mos' :: Airs. Ai. Gregory is visiting
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Was the popular judge In the and Mr, and Mrs. Herold
Davis
evening a variety program was
given before a large, aPprecie.
e audience with Mr. Milton
Hooper serving as master of cer-
This Week in.
Thames.
Road
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
.Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym vi.
sied on Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs, Tony Shulman of Embro,
Little Marcia Shulman returned
tvith Mr. t.
and Mrs. . PYm for
'few days. a
'Miss Lillian Ballantyne of
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bal-
lantyne, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bal.
lant ne
Y and
Larryleft Thursday
on a motor triptoWilliam
to visit !lir, Wliam Fort
allantyne
Mrs. Norman Knight of Sea -
forth spent a few days last week • and Mrs. Clarece Switzer.
with Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Pym.
Mrs, Anna Monteith, Mr. and
I -,
Mrs
. Morris Monteith and• three Bean Festival
sons of. Toronto, spent the week •
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• end with Mrs, Gertie Wiseman _. Continued from Page
. and Mr. Edgar Monteith. g 1
Mr. Jimmy Thompson of .Clan- band,— the •Dashwood Citizens'
deboye spent a few days. last band and the Bannochburn Pipe
week with Mr• John Pm.. and Drutn band.
Misses Margaret Bray and Ma Winners of the $100 parade
rion Lamport of London spent the prizes were Hotel Clinton, who
holiday?weekend at their homes depicted their meal service on a
here, - colorful float; W. G. Thompson
Mr, and Mrs. Tony Shulman' and Sons, Ltd., Hensall, who w-
and Mark of Embro and Air. and frayed a nursery rhyme • and
Seek RingsFor Beach
Grand Bend Ratepayers" As-
sociation• has launched a move
to ,provide life saving equipment
on the. beach at; the summer re-
sort,
The Association, .at its.
Gets: .Rocks For -Garc.n;
Durin : Weslern Trip
By MRS, DON S�AUTHCOTT flying cosmos, uprooted, we ;dis•
While the Russell Balkwills, ! covered, by Mrs. B. her
,John street, motored. some 8,000 ; swf as
she unuttered, "lloilte w a s
annual iniles an a 10 -week trip. to Vic. I NEVER like this! "t.
, vol- l toria B.C. and hack, we neigh- She spied us and .added, hold -
ase of I boors watchrcl' with pleasure .as ,;ng i'p a huge cosmos plant,
which ^ a feathery hedge of cosmos grew ( When we left '10 weeks ago,
s -doer : and bloomed in their garden. ; TliiS„ was a dwarf marigold
stra- f Now, :for that garden, they , ielltni,
ch. ;have returned with seeds from
e wins i Vancouver's famous Butchard,
Gardens and rocks from Banff,1.Council`
Rend ° Grand
armed ..aures Delta and Xellow-
stone Park.
meeting Saturday evening
ed •$5A, towards the purch
life-saving rings and ropes
would be placed ip gran
boxes erected on:posts at
tegic paints along the bca
,The donation was load.
the provision that Grand
council and the newly -f
Charmer of Commerce
the amount.
The ratepayers epaYers also agre
organize a clean-up cam
Continued from Page 1
match I From Exeter, in June, they Surfacing Ex erime
p nt
travelle. 'b
d wayt
r
eat to ver uranium .deelopmeent to yin.' of town
streets will cost less
p gn $ 000 as some
or the spring of 1958. Prizes i.n
attended Toronto 1•;shbition.. Fri- will be offered to property •own -1
day of last the i els amici
week. participating l ,
Mr. David :Hazelwood is cele, p g n the cam.,
paign, � s
bratin,g his !lard birthday Friday, Jarnes elected president ls,oo don, was re- ! p
September 6 ,r the coming tMl
ri Qnspent Mrs. Reginald Mor- ear•• Executive includes Harry
pent the weekend in To Campbell, secretary; W, Reed,
Tonto, works; Verne Anderson, policy; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott visit- W. Oldridge and Terry Trowel, I Th
e
zpeg, Man., where they visited ratepayers had been led to be
Mr. Balkwill s :brother, Bill Balk. lieve by reports '. ''
p to The Times
-
will. On they went to Calgary Advocate, it was pointed out,
for a five-week visit With their Actual cost of the paving was
on Paul and his wife, Doris. • around $2,900 but the .Ontario
'here they were able to attend 'Department of Highways pays
he Calgary Stampede.. one-half. Clerk C. V. Pickard
From Alberta they travelled said some ratepayers thought the
west through the Rockies to B.C.; work was going to cost the town
d Vancouver and'Victoria. ; $7,000, the amount by which
hey stopped d to e
pP see Thunder- ;council increased its road bud
Park Enjoys
Fun Carnival
1 Huron Part Council .staged;
` unique masquerade .carnival o
Tuesday night to .boost contmun
ity spirit in the permanen
:married .quarters at RCAF Sta
tion Centralia.
The event :featured a co
parade in which all wards
I..s o
the sections .entered floats. Cos
Wines were clever and bilariou
The procession., Jed by "Bea
Big Chief" G. J. Swc.ener, mayR.
of Huron Park„parade throng]
'the park to the public school
tic
l nl
.ode three h
.zee ba —
d
ns C
A
R F
Station tz n .bugle band dressed as
Indian :braves, Exeter Legion
• pipe band and the Dashwood
Citizens' Band—a minesweeping
I detail, the police force sporting
Ihandlebar moustaches and
ancient rifles, fire department,
dancing girls and floats decorat-
ed in a variety of themes.
Program included a medicine
show, pie eating contest, side
show, bingo, fortune telling,
wheels of fortune, dance and a
slave girl 1 auction
g
in4 which the
buyer had to treat his 'pur-
' chase."
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Fu'
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tatkor
BIRTHS CARDS or.
PAT=44. Mr. and Mrs. P*ritaf , The family fit' •
a em ., R.R. 1 Aylmer,. en-' Co* 4f Grand ,1
nounce the birth oi• a ;on. .nelgbbor, aitntl a43t. V
Ralph Allan. ,at St. Thomas nese shown bs
ilientorial Hospital, A i
August $, , ,gad berearemedtt,:
1957—a brother for Idargerita, 'cards. treats_ and �.yi
and 111athiada• r patient in 'S' eetmillgo
i(rtiAI.TiS01 Alr• And Mrs. aim and for the astray Qle
Donaldson, of elandebove, an- 11'sPeelaily t11ftn1fl1t, ,
s. nounce ti blrttt. ,of .t vtaugl)tety • is t4 1'..ttrtgla, the At
a.t St. Joseph's Hnspltal, �,pt}. .9t. John a»lax-tbs'...
p I don, Au,Tust 21, 12:17. i rnert"s. Auxiliary.. Tit►fE.1�
I O ALDSON—Mr. and Mrs. Rad- ; I -wish to thane *11 thou,
n J ford I) o nal d Is o n t nee June sent me cards And flower'
. caundercock). of London. are a • atietnt ) t' A
d S
undo i cleanup Y with the Newcombe anuP campaign chairmen;
sisters of London Township, bff H' 'nc Demaie publicity
Mr. and Mrs. 1?'reston Morri-
son visited Sunday with Mr and
rs, ei
Mrs. I. Eecie,ston alio b .
Mrs, William. Sweitzer ands Mrs.
C. Kennedy, entertainment,
bud Park and viewed a huge get recently. This $7,000:includes.
otem pole, in the making, which the laying of culverts on.San-
will be presented to Princess dors and John streets east
Margaret when she visits next;' building of Andrew street south
ear, and other work in addition to
Mrs. Balkwill recalls the or- the bard surfacing.
bards a s ou
s t
h in
Mayor,
P'
sole . and
y Reeve Mc-
anogan Valley, each with a ! Kenzie stated that it was worth
rge pile of props in anticipa• $1,400 to the town to find out
on of heavy .crop of apples. what hardtopping will do.for the
d in this part of the country ; streets. It was an experiment,
so drove through int ressive 'said, p they ti toi
find out how well
ountain passes and on narrow, a permanent surfacing would stand .`
vending mountain roads, one of, up under present street condi.' whicli took then to a height of ' tion. We will know the results
0,000 feet, 1 in the spring," they said.
Mrs, Oliver McCurdy of Barrie, y
Miss Elaine Gaffney of ,Strat-
ford spent the weekend with Miss
Muriel c
it Switzer.
witz
Air er.
dk
and n A r'
fs
, .CIa Switzer�+
and
renew Swrtrel Queen
la
�.
Harold spent the �+ „+sC
l e past two ' ; ti
weeks visiting. with cousins at \A, 1An
Cavalier and Hamilton, North • ♦ O Contest
Dakota, Green Bay, Wisconsin al
and Homewood,Illinois.Jai ,• im
ret Fe i
an r a the le
l 9-
Mr
and
Mrs. � Du.
fr . A1vi Dutch tin n
Thacker ew Canadian who calls
of Teeswater visited Sunday with herself a full-time baby sitter, 1
Mr takes a crack a • the "Miss West.
d
n
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t
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mer resort over the holt
weekend, competes in Wind
for the Western Ontario t
Thursday night. Runner-up in
Grand Bend competition, He
Vollbrecht, 23, of London, is
entered in the district comp
tion,
The blond new Canadian, who
came to` Canada three years ago,
was selected as "Miss Civic Holi-
day in the contest at Grand
Bend early in August. This en-
titled her to writer the "Miss
Grand Bend" finals at the Sun-
day midnight dance this week.
A five -foot -six blond who pleas.
uses 35-26.35, Janet is a nurse
inaid to the children of Dr. and
Mrs. Jack Kennedy, London,
who maintain •a summer resi-
dence in Maple Grove. Her fam-
ily,
rated from Cronin -
Wanner
Mrs. Allan 1'1 anner of Sarnia Cook Bros. Milling Co., Hensall,
spent Sunday
with
Mr. who an .
d Mfrs,entered a human camel in
Ernest Pym. the procession.
Mr, and Mrs. Roger Urquhart Cardiff Opens Show
of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs; Williain•
Thomson of Exeter visited on 'Heron MP Elston/Cardiff, Cardiff, who
Sunday evening with Mr. 'and pened •the program, said the
Mrs. Glenn Jeffery. "Festival means a lot to farmers
• Miss Rosemary Passmore and in this area who grow beans."
14r. Kenneth Brazier of Brant- He said farmers were caught in
ford spent the weekend with Mr. the squeeze between rising costs
and Mrs. Alvin Passmore, • of Production and falling prices.
Mrs. Harold Thornton "Unless farmers get their fair
Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Duncan share of the national revenue, we
received and word from Coronation, will be faced with the problem of i13' i�ho g t d
rete ve, that theirfroCoo, ]tion, Other
economy."gen, Netherlands, lives near
Alberti Thornton, had died ]n theher speakers at the opening' Strathroy.
Edmonton Hospital on August 24 were Kinsmen President Jack Winning file Grand Bend title1 t
$
ern Ontario" honors this a
after .successfully defending
title as the rettiest bat
beauty at GrandBend this sum-
mer.
Janet,, who' won the "Miss
Grand Bend" crown at the sum-
S.
Cann :Reunion
The family of Air. Sylvanus
Cann of
a
B le d
f 1 formerly or
mer!
of
Exeter, gathered at Elora Park
ton Sunday for a reunion. Seven
families were present and 20
r
antic i r
g h d en
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ostler
and family, it
Clifford yBlan hard and
from ]✓Teter.
oming east again they en
week i countered nights so cool that t Seek'Co•operat]on.
her 1 near Grand Coulee Dam, 111r. etD 1 posal of garbage in muni- Heavy hing Balkwill collected enough frost p dumps by private citizens Docket
f • till
ram the car's windshield to
make a snowball, Through the
Badlands of South'Dacota they
rove o na s
no -li
w ed
n
roads
day through a hail storm,
nor At Yellowstone
Park P they
it
it
le
sa
t ed t
o watch vetch
Old Faithful,
! h ul
ten i therhe fa mo tshegeyser, erupt, and a
also i park revealed .33
eti bears.
Continuing home the Balkwills
1 h �i
g Wisconsin and
drove through
They crossed the in-
ternatonal border to Canada at
Port Huron and stopped for a
breath ,of familiar air at Grand
Bend.
We knew they were back the
other day but the furious activity
behind the asparagus; by the
Neighbors Honor
Area Newlyweds
Neighbors on No. 4 Highway
gathered at Riverview park, Exe-
er, on Friday evening and pre-
ented Mr. and Mrs. Wn, Dou
s Drysdale; Agricultural Repre-, brought Janet a cash prizeof
after a short illness: sentative Douglas Miles; and $200 and a host of gifts from
Mr: and Mrs. Harold Thorn- Hensall reeve, Norman Jones. merchants and manufacturers.
ton visited relatives and friends Connie Huff, the pretty .Michi- She .was crowned by Pat Hum -
here about two months ago and
she was in the best of health.'
gen Bean Queen from Sandusky, 'moll, last year's' queen, follow -
She is survived by her 'hus- pr5iSe overghhet greHaase om ing the judging at the dance,
and and four children,. Mr, the Michigan Bean Festi 1 •
Thornton's mother is •the for
va
icier Rose Passmore. - which was being .held in Fair- . Mrs. A. Patterson
grove the same day.
Past President of the Hensall ,Act1Ve In Chu
Kinsmen Club, Bill 'ckle was -I
Continued from Page 2 beauty contest. Theof the late James Patterson, of
?would take gime were
your breath away. introduced during 'the afternoon,i Grand Bend, died in St. Patterson, of
never know that .she got judged during the eating of thi seph's Hospital, London, Tues-
Shat Palm Beach tan out at the bean supper and again in the day, September 3. She had been
clothes. line. evening. Miss Huff crowned the • a patient for two weeks,
r1 * * t queen, who received prizes frgm ! •Mrs. Patterson was the former
• You should hear me sitting a- Hensall, Exeter, London and To- Ada ..Hayes of England. As a
round the bull sessions, exchang- ronto :merchants. young girl she • came to Canada
in lies and 1
Sugar And Spice Mi
rch,
master of ceremonies for the i "Mrs, Ada Patters 75•
g ppmpositles with Participants in the parade in-, and had made her home ever
the other editors. "Yas,. I've cer- eluded Exeter Saddle Club, , since near Grand Bend. She and
tainly got the Town Council Kathy Kalbfieisch and her major- ! her husband ,had farmed in the
scared of'my editorials, The ettes• from Zurich and Dash- Pinery near Grand Bend until
Mayor always asks me if it's.wood; Hensall Kinettes (who as- retiring to the village where Mr.
O.K. before he spends any mon- silted Kinsmen throughout the Patterson died 11 years ago.
ey. Yas, 'made ten thousand last day), Clark and Fuss, General r Mrs. Patterson returned to the
Year. Yas, the labour problem Coach, CKNX, Mid -Town Clean- home farm where she has lived
is certainly a problem. Men in ors, ' , Since.
our shop actually expect hall- Weana i Bread, Vic terHo- � She was a, member of • Grand
days. Yas, we'll probablyBarth, Canadian Army, Spencer
go to Lumber Mill, Bob Baker, Larry , Bend United Church and 'an
Europe next summer, Snider, Afickle's Mill, Hensel active member of the. Ladies'
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• a • 41 41 District Co-op and Hensall Fire : Md while she was able,
Back home, of course, I'm Department. 1 Surviving are four 'sons, Ken -
scared of the Mayor, I made Parade judges were Elston ! meth' Johnson and, Ray, Grand
$2,400 last year and expect to Cardiff, Douglas Miles and Roy I wend; Garnet, Bhie Water IIigli»
make $2,200 this year, the boys Jewell, London. Mr. Jewell in- t way; four daughters, Mrs, Ro-
in the back shop are loyal •terviewed beam growers William i bort Knight, London; Mrs. Well -
though starving, and I'll be lucky Bell Ilensall and Charles Rau ; wood Gill, Grand Bend; Mrs.
to get to the Ex next summer, Zurich, during his "Farming To.1 Froin Rader, Dashwood, and
never mind Burope. However, day" radio Mae, Newmarket; 15 graild-
tvhen you're sitting there with a program which was • children and four great grand -
bunch of other liars smoking a presented live on the Main f ch]ldren.
public relations man's cigar and street. I The funeral .service will be
• sipping an advertising agency's ZJt'en thougi'i they cooked 105 ; conducted by Rev. A. E. Holley
redeye, you tend to forget you gallons of beans, sponsors of'the i from the Hoffman funeral home,
haven't got your grocery hill Festival • ran out before the big Dashwood, at 2 p.m., - Friday,
paid. crowd was fed. Kinsmen had to I with interment in Grand Bend
* 9t stop serving the suppers for cemetery.
Trouble with these cOnven- about 10 minutes while they heat.'
tion trips' is well. -meaning friends: ed up more of the pre-cooked
Just about the time we've decid- beans which were supplied by a ' 1
ed it would be much smarter to Montreal canning firm.tiere p
pay the taxes instead, people
start saying: "You're only young
once, you know" or "Enjoy life
while you can." The Old Lady
and d I have backbones ones made of
cotton wool when it conies to
self,denial, so we look at each
other, shrug fatalististically, and
take off for the convention, let-
ting the bailiffs fall where they
In ay,
Kinsmen served the meal from
five. "stalls'+ erected near the
arena. • During the peak of the
serving, queues stretched several
hundred feet. '
Egg graders base quality bn
the interior ocndition of the egg,
judged by candling. These are
grader A, B, and C.
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For Snifflers
The silo
Inver
Y season is now
getting into full'swing with half
a million ,residents of Ontario be-
ginning to sneeze, sniffle and
feel utterly miserable. This is
because the air is laden with
ragweed pollen , to which these
unfortunate people are allergic
an the le condition will continue
until the first frost, which can
be expected toward the end ?if
October,
repots ,the
Branch' of e Ontario icDepa P
anent of Agriculture,
It is too late to begin a series
of inoculations which, in any
event, are not always successful
and the only real relief now is in
escape to a Safe area, Itagweell
pan be
.loon
d everywhere In old
Ontario, even in the heart of the
largest sides. Fortuantely, how-
l; ever,, Northern Ontario provides
a haven for hay fever sufferers
and .those who can take a boli-
. I day will find relief in Most of
our Northern' areas.
Even though September tarp
;riot be 'Spent in the north, there
= t ate !many things width can be
• done to bring a measure of rd-
-
filet right at home. The first
thing is to See that all ragweed
all, newlyweds, with a chair and
hassock.
At :a reception in Russeldale
Hall later that .evening the
couple were presented with two
chairs, • a clothes hamper and
wall mirror,
Gould Reunion •
Memlate Mr.
eand Mrsrs of . ch rd Goily of uld
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Cutbush on Sunday
for a reunion, also to celebrate
the thirty-fifth wedding anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Cut-
bush which fell on Monday.
s poses some problems, it was
revealed at the meeting,
Reeve McKenzie reported a
complaint from a Hay township
official ci
al
who o
said town citizens
were depositing
p g garbage on the
township's dump because the
town's refuse ground was locked.
Councillors disproved of this
practice and sympathized with
the township's complaint but
they also pointed out that Hays
township citizens bad used the
town dump.
Gate on the town property
in Hay township is locked be- n
cause council doesn't want pea -1
— Continued from Page 1
was fined $30 and costs for care-
less drivi -
duty 22 when he'
was involved in an accident.
"More cases come into this
court through failure to stop at
stop signs than for any other!
cause," the magistrate com-
mented.
l Harold Chadwick, Sarnia, was 1
assessed $50 and. costs on a
careless driving charge and $10
and costs for failing to report
an accident.
George Metcalfe, also of Ser.
la, and owner of the car which
Chadwick was driving when the
p ump ng garbage indiscri-
minately there. Permisson fort
a key must be sought from the
works foreman, Gerald Cornish. i
Reeve McKenzie indicated he i
couldn't understand why Exe-1
ter people had to drive their'
garbage to the dump when week-
ly pickup service is provided.
Mayor Pooley suggested the
if the people would co-operate
with the garbage collection sys
tem, there wouldn't be the pro-
blem of haphazard dumping.
It was suggested that town add
township officials get together
to see if they can't solve their
mutual problem.
Council learned in a communi-
cation from the 'federal board
of transport that consideration
will be given to the town's peti•
tion opposing the increase in
rates sought by the Bell Tele-
phone Co..
Building permits were issued)
to Stanley Sander, for construc-
tion of a house on Andrew street I
'near the Thames Road; Arthur
Whilsmth for a house on Edward l
street; and Elmer Willis, Marl-
borough street, for repairs.
r n �v:
oe m
t ins
appy to announceniter
the h '
e birth of
it
their :tiui,� p a1- end sines rpt4iriitn
n senaat 'Victoria �' 19
1 aria lion- I) sown,
petal, September S. 1957. grand. '
sans for ;firs. Annie Sounder- + Art and ]dean nray>ktn tr.
nock, Hensall, ; express' their sincere ;than..
AI�;Oh all-. and Ws. Douglas
all who eats remembered Peau
8 oards, treats :and. flowers
Dixon. Brtnsley, announce the other lovely gifts 'and .tarp:
birth of a son at St. Joseph's calla. And also thoas wbq
Hospital, London. September , ' her while a irs,tie et •• n 8t.
I937. seph's and South +'Efµrett Ron
HESS--•rordort and. Dorothy Hess. and since returning home. ,Sp
Zurich. announce the birth of thanks to D. Ecker and
their son. Barry George. at Maypole and staff for
South Huron oT ospital. August , kindness.
;1, 135," -a brother tor twins.
Larry and Tarry.• , . Thank Tou—Tc the :psora.
GARIiSS�'c1PTHY 1)on and Set#Y i Hensel' and:district for
I.arksworthy (nee Betty Bayn- Bean Fe sval. S ci the Oat
ham) announce' the birth of a Bean estival, Special thank
daughter, Jane Shelley, Au ,net supplying
Bean sCo.. 9 chilli
SS
25, 1957. tr supplying beans and chlllt SS
WILDS A1'r. I Olieefe s Brewing Co. (for
and °Airs. 'William plying trophies f horseshoe
s, Credt#on announce th t t
Wild e ' es i. Simpsons; Lonon; Eat.
birth of a son,' William Mark, Toronto: Redei s. florist r
��
weight h
t6 lbs,Fie
A.at
.s
South Huron . Silcer�cood's. I.ond�u .G a ii e .
Hospital, September 3, 1257. •Coach: Hensall merchants, an•
all .others who contributed,
DEATHS .Hensall Kinsmen and ICinette
'PATTERSON ., In St, Joseph's
Hospital, London. on Tuesday,
Sept 3, Mrs. Ada Patterson,
widow of the late James Pat-
terson, Grand
Bend. Funeral
service Friday at 2 p.m. at the
Harry Hoffman funeral home.
Interment in Grand Bend ceme-
tery.
FLYNN -- In South Huron Hos-
pital. Exeter, on Monday. Sept.
.2. 1957, Joseph W. Flynn. of
Crediton East. in his eighty.
sect ond year. Service Thursday
ral hpome.fiLucan. Ihe nterment in
St. James Cemetery, Clande-
hoye.
DBSJAR.pI;'�E—At her late resi-
dence in Grand Bend, Wednes-
day, .Aug. 25, 1957, Mrs. Ellen
Desjardine. in her eighty-third
from
therT.FHarry Hoffmwas an funeral
home. a
S tud
r ay.
August t
se ax.
In-
terment in Grand Bend cem-
tery.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs, ii*ilriam Northcott,
ngag ment oo. 1 f their announce
Matr
ret Elizabeth Little, to Mr.
I
'e
iga
.D
accident happened, was fined F15Ifo
and costs for contempt of court. I t
Magistrate Holmes ruled he did
not give the court adequate res
son for not appearing at a for
mer hearing.
Donovan R. Brunslow, 17, Cre-
diton, was given one week to pay
a $50 fine for careless driving. �'"
t which resulted. in an.accident on t
I
August 17 in Exeter. His licence !
- was suspended for three months. I
Brunslow was travelling south !
on No. 4 highway near the Exe-
' ter bridge when he crossed the
centre line and struck a vehicle •
on the east shoulder of the road.!
I Russell ' K. Madge, • Exeter,
frigpleaht dedof guiltyway toinan failinacgcidentin to •yield
Exeter on August 17 and was
Offer si.co
For Righ#s
• ' Ausable Authority clahns
board has offered $1,00 an a'
compensation to. a. •comps
which states it has oil and
lease rights. on 26 acres of lig
expropriated by ,the ,Author
for the Morrison dam :in
borne township,
TIie offer was made Wedn°
da
night Y g after the- board he.
the company's claim for• $10
acre,
The Authority board, head
by Wellington Brock, said it'w
not satisfied the company h
proved it held the rights.
arl. George Seigmiller, Sea- Clavin Consolidated Oil a
hr i. he marriage to take place Gas Company, with branch offi
part of September. 5'1 in London,
presented the <c1a'
Another firm, which says it h
a- fined $20 •and costs. rights on the rest of the a pr
.� I.. xp
James R. Scott, Exeter, was I hated land, did not appear
led 520 an,a costs fo,. speeding 1 hearing and another met
will be held to hear its case.
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION
EXETER
Sunday School
10:30 to 11:30 a.in.
"Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord"
Supt.: Stanley Saucier, Zurich
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
• Robert Cameron, Organist
8:30 a.ni.—Holy Communion
10:15 a.m.—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.--Service of Holy Bap-
tism and Morning Prayer
2
3
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Ven Pensive, Minister
:00 p.m,—butch Service
:30 p.m.—Sunday School -
A11 Welcome
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
,
Main Street
9:45 a.m.-•_Sunday School
11:00 a.m. -- Youth for Christ
Speaker, Don Blendal, from
South Bend, Indiana.
7:30 p.m. ---The pastor will speak,
Wed„ 8 pan, -- Bible Study and
Prayer
Pri,, 7:30 to 8:30 pan, — Open
Air
A I•learty Welgome To A11
"Bless the Lord, 0 my soul: and
all: that is within me, bless His
Holy Hanle," —Psalms 103;1,
Pastan i=wing, L. Winn'Butlee
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
No Sunday School or Service
on Sunday.
in the Immediate area is cies CALVARY wl•tO1RChl
frayed,' Clenit tap your owii yard
artd ask the neighbor's to do Titre". Evafgelicai United grethrert
51 wise •Citizen's Contnilttee can be
'o.rganizefl iter large scale glean.
up CaitlpaIgtls and the Council
= salt be petit -toned to eut or spray
ell Ragweed on streets •and other
publie • rbperty,
D
A5HWo0D
Rev. W. F, Kroft, Minister
Ml's. Ken Mara., Orgeliitt
pp Sunday, September 1`
A high diet gives some r'sllef 11 10:11(1 a m,—"God is I a1tI1ftl1"`
to t number of people. 1111:05 a.m....Sunday School
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A„ S,D.
Minister
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist
9:00 a.m.—Sunday School
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sermon Subject: "The Mes-
sage of Two Gardens" (Con-
tinued)
Nursery for children up to six
years.
NOTE: Sunday School Picnic,
Saturday, September 7, at 4
p.m., in •Riverview Park, Ex-
eter.
MAIN STREET
The United Church
of Canada
Minister: Rev. Alex. Reiman
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
11:15
a.m.—Worship hi Service
p v c.o
10:00 a.m.—The Church School
Worship As A Family in The
Family Church
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
C R ED ITON
Rev. Glen
R. Strome Minister
pl
, r
10:00 a,m.--Wottship -
11:15 a.m.--.Sunday School
CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH
9:45 a:In.—Dutch Service
Student—A. Hills
2:15 p.m,—English Service
Student ---A, Huls
l hieryone Welcome
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, H..1.. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W,C.M.
Musical Director
10,00 *.ni.-Sunday School
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
Sermon Subject: "God's Word
For Man's Need"
Anthem by the Choir.
Solo by Martine Reeder.
A Warni Welcome
Ys •i,xtr±nded To All
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