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Enjoys
llf'embers*of , rivjtt Memorial
Sunday School enjoyed a pleas-
ant .afternoon of sports on the
ichtlrch lawn Wedries.day, Aug -
hat 28.
Winners were • girls' race 3-
8. Years, Cathy Wes and Cathy
Bentley; girls' race, 6.7 years,,
Roberta Grassick and Bonita
Greene'
boys. race,. ¢-8 years,
David. Vlsten•and Allan Hulbart;
girls, 8-9, kicking .slipper, Susan
Gibbons and Linda Wells; boys,
Eddie Lindenf#eld and John .Gras -
sick; .girls, 10-12; clothes pins,
Shirley. Genttner and Marion
Bentley; boys 1Q-12, eating sodas,
Freddy W.elip and Greg Harness;
balloon race, Allan Hulbert +and
David Elston; three-legged .race,.
Fred Wells, Shirley Genttner
.and !Susan Gibbons, M'arion,Bcnt-
ley.
Wheelbarrow r•a c.e , ShirleyT
Genttner and Fred Wells, Rob-
ert Grassick and Jill Harness;
spot rice, Mrs, H. Heywood;.
bean race, Mrs, M, Harness;
Lyric
Theatre
Phan. 421
THURS., FRI, A SAT.
September 5, 6 and 7
"FRIENDLY PERSUASION"
* Gary Cooper
* Dorothy McGuire
The last three d. ysl for this
tremendous.. coined)
MON., TUES. & WED.
September 9, 10 and 11 -
"THE WOMAN FOR JOE"
* Dian* Client*
•* George Baker
Added Shorts and News
COMING --
"SOLID
"SOLID GOLD CADILLAC"
* Judy Holiday
* Paul Douglas
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Report From Grand Bend'
or .MRS. F, .KEOWN
Draw Winners
Mr. Peter Masse, of St. Jo-
seph, was the lucky winner .of .the
pair of wool blankets drawn for
.under the. auspices'of the Ladies'
Auxillary of the local Legion
branch .on Friday evening, and.
Ruth
Ann Pickett was the widr-
ner of the second prize of a Gen-
.era, Electric steam iron.
Albert Cox
-The funeral of the late Albert
Cox was .held :on - .Wednesday
afternoon from St. John's -by -the.
Lake Anglican Church where the
remains were taken after resting
In the T. Harry Hoffman funeral
parlors in Dashwood, The Rev,
L. H, Crawford, Anglican rector
from Parkhill, • officiated, The
pallbearers were Messrs. Wally
Desjardine, Kenneth Young, Wel,
Wigton Baker, William• Sweitzer
and Tony Rivers. ,Interment was
in. Grand Bend Cemetery,
Mrs. Desjardine
Stephen Native
Mrs. Ellen Desjardine, widow
of the late Eddie Desjardine,
died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Henry Devine, Grand
Bend, on Wednesday morning,
August 28.
The late Mrs. Desjardine, who
,.was in her 83rd year, was born
on the B. Line, Stephen Township,
and lived her entire life in this
community, having farmed with
her husband near Dashwood until
33 years ago, when' they moved
to Grand Bend. Her husband pre-
deceased her thirty years. ago.
Besides her daughter, Susie,
(Mrs. Henry Devine), she leaves
to mourn her loss a grandson,
Ervin Devine, and a granddaugh-
ter,. Mrs. Elda Adams, both of
Dashwood, also four granddaugh-
ters, Yvonne aid Elaine Devine,
Pauline and Patsy Adams, of
whom the deceased was very
fond, and, two sisters, Mrs. Selina
Schroeder, of Saskatoon, Sask.,
and Mrs. Sosrona Patton, of New
•
shoe scramble, Greg Harnesg
and Fred Wells, ,
The ladies of the church served
lunch to end the afternoon.
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Civil
Service
ASSOCIATION OF RCAF STATION CENTRALIA
will hold,its
Regular Meetings
in Exeter. Legion Memoria! Hall
Second Tuesday Of Each Month.
- The First Meeting Will Be Held On
Tuesday, September 10,
at 8:00 p.m.
Will all members please support. their Association.
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PRODUCTION NUMBERS
s Headline the 13 great acts tea-
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(V1 h� lured every night at S;00 PM at
%' the Grandstand * On Monday th
,�--.--� r,-••' ..� and Tuesday • See e Trans-
, World Auto Daredepilswith the
¢ Jwild-riding CYTRIX Motorcycle
'1Daredevils! * On Wddnas.
11.“-uu day and Thursday - See Hat.
moss racing plus light and heavy horse
events! * On Friday, Saturday and
Saturday Morning • See Gene Heil-
, •ter's Wild Animal Show - an educes -
lienal thriller for children and
grown-ups
SQUARE
DANCE
Competition
ft.
Great New
Commercial
Exhibits
ehf
big
midW2yS
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Nanditrafts and hobbies exhibits, art and
photography exhibits, fruit and vegetable
exhibits, flower show, women's exhibits
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The funeral was .held on Sat-
urday afternoon from the T.
.Harry Roffman funeral parlors,
at Dashwood, the Rev, A. E.
Holley officiating, The palibear-
ers were five nephews, William,
Elrner and Clarence Desjardine,
Emery Stebbins, Frances La -
Fond, of Sarnia, and one grand-
nephew, .Melvin Pearls°. Rela-
tives .ancl•,frtends attended from
Port Huron, Sarnia, and Bad
Axe, Michigan, Interment was .in
Grand Bend Cemetery.
Personal items
Mrs, E, A, Graham, .of K
land Lake, is spending a few d
this week with Mrs,. Albert C
and other friends in town.
The local bus will leave M
irk-
ays
ox,
day through Saturday for Lon-
don at 9:00 a.m. daily, and on
Saturday at 4:10 p.m,, and Sun-
day only at 8:35 p,m:, returning
Monday through' Thursday at
7:10 p.m., Friday and Saturday
at 7:45 p.m,,. on Saturday only at
3:55 p.m,, and on Sunday only at
11:50 ip.m.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Love and
daughter, holly, of Toronto,
spent the holiday week -end with
Mr, Love's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Love.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sweitzer, of
Kitchener, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, William Sweitzer,
Mr. E, Keown was released as
a patient from Westminster Hos-
pital on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence .John-
son are on vacation this week,
and expect to be visiting in dif-
ferent communities.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott and
son, of Sarnia, spent the week-
end with Mr, Scott's grandmoth-
er, Mrs. William Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs, the
Miller, of
Detroit,'spent the past week with
Mrs, Miller's sister, Mrs. •J.
Whiteford and Mr. Whiteford.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Flear
have taken up residence in Lon-
don where Mr. Flear will be en -
aged in teaching.
Mrs. Mary Gill spent a few
ays last week visiting relatives
Hamilton.
Mr. Sam Stanlake speht the
eek -end with his brother, Mr.
ed ,Stanlake and Mrs. Stanlake.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, of
amilton, visited on Monday with
r: Johnson's brother and sister-
-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
hnson. Also visitors with Mr,
d Mrs.: Johnson were Mr. and
rs, Wilson Sadler. of Sylvan. •
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reed and
roily, of London, spent last
eek with Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
Mr. W. J. Beer and Miss May
inner are now staying in Exe-
r with Mrs, Seer's brother, Mr.
uance, for the winter months,
Miss Evelyn Desjardine, Mor -
y Desjardine 'and Nelson Mac-
egor motored 'to Lion's Head
the holiday week -end, and
ss Merle Thompson•,returned
tui them for a few days visit.
Sunday Visitors with. Mr. a:nd.
is. W. J. Holt were Mr. andnd
rs Kenneth•Lovie; of Hamilton,
and' Mrs:' G. Melts,Melts, of Lon -
n, Mrs. Newton ' Hayter acid
ughter, Linda, of Harpley, and
: and Mrs. Clyde Bowman, of
antford.
r.' and Mrs. Weekes, of Van -
ver, who have been visiting
h Mrs. W. J. Beer and Miss
nner: returned home on Mon-
Y.
14liss Betty Dalton left on Tues -
for Brantford where she has
epted a position as teacher.
mes Dalton; Jr., left to take a
rse at St. Jerome's College, in
chener, and Frank,'to com-
te his course in St. Michael's
ege, in Toronto.
Visitors' with Mr. „and Mrs.
man Turnbull over the week -
were Mr, and Mrs. 0. Swind-
and, Mrs. E. Swindell, Mr. and
D, McConichie and , baby,
dra, and Mr. and Mrs. F.
ndell and sons, all of Detroit.
Sunday, Mr. and -Mrs. Elzar
tisseau, Kippen, and Mr. and
Rufus Turnbull and daugh-
Donna, of the Blue Water
ghway, visited with the Turn-
s .when they celebrated their
wedding anniversary.
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Message From
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By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR
School days have started again
With Miss Marilyn Marshall of
Kirkton as teacher.
Miss Donna Baker has returned
home after spending a few holi-
days with her friend, Miss Ruth
Garrett of Edgewood: Ruffi,, re-
turned with Donna for a visit.
• Mrs. Geo. Wilson has returned
from her trip to Ceylonand trip
around the world, f
Mr. and Mrs, S. Marriott,
Maryanne and Ronnie, St. Marys,
were guests at the home of Mr,
A. Dewar on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. • Duncan Mc-
Naughton were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. David Holland.
Mrs. Annie Hedging and Mrs,
McDougal of St. Marys' visited
with Mrs. Hodgin's aunt, Mrs.
Ben Wilson, on Sunday.
Mrs, Wm. Church of Walton
was a guest of their aunt, Mrs,
Ben Wilson, on Sunday,
Mr, Ear1 Holland returned
home on Monday after spending
a week in Toronto and attendee}
the Exhibition.
Joyce, John and Judy Mins,
Prospect ilii(, spent the week-
end with their grandparents, Mr,
and Mrs. Adam Gordon,
Mrs M. Bern of Erecter spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Parkinson,
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Swit-
zer and Mr, and Mrs. Albert
Uerniancley returned home after
spending a few days fishing at
Plevna, Ont.
Mrs. H. Switzer And daughter,
Mrs, 1lerl andez spent Friday in
.Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. fray Sheply of
,farrow were guests of Mr, and
Mrs: ifoward Switzer: bit Sun-
day,
Leonard and Alfred Burgess
have returned to their borne in
Stratford after spending the suet” -
Met withy,,ty�p theft, uncle, Mr, Wil-
hert .Maeightw
RCAF Centralia
POSTINGS
TO CENTRALIA
WO W, S. Hearer,. front Pen-
riPld,
T�w.n. .
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'4"4g tEjadsr' LrM1e+l+ sla'Aw,s1e so *cooky* p.tse.R,l'tli .Mttl'pY t t I:.1 -poets S`hups ,
-t r,T,d a,sc rladera art roe rtatt4so *c e., ,vol ......, • r' J Oro* Woos. I 1f� .I"
fO.•- -.i. I . Petty Officer First Class lack
• i Muir,. of Louzon, Quebec, is
Th. Tlm.s•Ad Ito,
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Flo P. .,?'..Hopkins, frown Fort WO' Pearson, N1 s,. Pearson, Mrs. berry Ggrug14 has #;eturn� visjtln
i Jeffr.eY .and Delano. spent •their .ed to Anrlaerstburg after ;spend• t,s g this week with NIr, ,ensu
Churchill.
!vacation with Mrs. Pearson''s ing a month in Exeter,.
M L, L- WelIs. Exeter, and
Sgt, L. Howard, frPrri Camp mother, Mrs. Laura Harvey, 1 Noss Lois is r' n y ..hers. x.ean Makins, Stephen
Borden, The returned t Lo li hey spent last Township.
A
Y ed to hear home #n week with.. Mr. and Airs. Ernie
LAC
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Law, '.fir
a f•. North mar '
from 1 Ba T ur-Sarnia.I'0 t.
Margaret . • u r• rs
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i ' rs, J Russell has return r, an Mrs. Ri�liard 1 aker o .r who are•super-
One
LAC' K. M. McCarthy, from ships ben t
one Air Division, Europe, . Noose ,Taw, I Mich,, spent .the holiday weep- p being tonsil tic ed .for the
LAC M. J, D. Lowther, from, Mr, artd Nlrs, D, Ralph r »end. wadi M.r, k#'ank Sheere and Canadian navy, Prior to this.
m lie pretu n-;111ts Gertilv Hockey, posting, he spent two and one-:
laresholm, ed eller visiting in Oakville, Wel � ,.
, � iagar•a Pans and 1+'ort ' .
A J. D, �xiianble from r e. p.
G Y' Sheldon Wein as Clifford
wept d
Cpl, E.. Marshall, from Winni- iVlr, :and Afrs, Arnold Gaek- Quante en and (1 ford near the end of the Korean war,
stetter .and famll aft . dad the National a
eg, y of .Guelph lslnsmen Convention in Montreal l PO. 11?uir', who received his
spent the weaken w' I•
s on Europe, M W. I 1V1 d tion staff of f u h
ed frbm visiting in Joanne n a n ,' vising electrical installations on
is t g #n Winnipeg
..and: a. d S. nd,>r of Lar►stn
CLC lad N' ltilr Llord lord piesd tit f Saalf yt11s on the Iroquois, a
the local Kinsmen .Club, Messrs. travel class destroyer, which
ogle BaY* klrie' en on a round -the -world .cruise
p d with Mr. and
LAC A, Sus.arshu}c, from Glares -the past week. early education in
and participated
holm, Mrs, William Hornet'., Miss Gail; M. and Mrs. Oran Winer, in .spouts in Exeter, has been in
Gackstetter who has spent :July Hamilton, visited over the week- ;he .Davy 11 years, He was' •a
LAC G. Skipton, from Lachine, and August with her grandpar- i end at the home of Mr.a member the t
AC1 H. Harmse, from' 'rad.- encs returned home with 'thein I and Mrs, of h softball team.
time Command John Luxton and other lata which *won the east oast h
FROM CENTRALIA
F/0 G. R. Rundle, to Pen -
hold.
F/0 ICE, Moore, to Trenton.
F/0 T. W E. Gorman re-
. , relatives h e e_..am-
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon May of and frieds, I pionship last year. His wife and
Hamilton spent the holiday leek- I Sgt. S. R. and Mrs, Phillips . son are visiting the former's
end in Exeter and visited with i and two sons of Ottawa, are family at St. Johns, N.B.
the fornmer's mother in victoria! visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Wel-
Hospital, London, Mrs, May is I lington Hein.
improving in Stealth. I Mr, William Heideman, of Tor
M
r. and 1vu-s. Lloyd Reynolds, onto, called on old friends in
leased, , Shirley and Bobbie and Mr. 'anct i Exeter the forepart of the week,
LAC S. B. Murray, rebased, Mirs. Luther Reynolds have re- Mr. Heideman, who was em.
LAC T. C. Kocher, to Mae- trip turned wnnextended
the St, Lawrence after an v vis- fore leavinghExetere 44olyea s
Donald, icing the Seaway project, Old' ago, operated a successful hard-
LAC D. -J, Robinson, to Mac. Fort Henry at Kingston, Ottawa, • ware business in Toronto. His
Donald. Hull and a trip on the Rideau `wife died only a short time ago
t..etter From
S'hP i ka
Holiday Visitors:
P0. Morley Love, R;C.N,, Mr
Love, Brian and Brenda of 0
tawa, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Lo
and Danny of Grand Bend, M
and Mrs, Robt. Love, Mr. a
Mrs, Junior Love, Wayne a
Wendy Lou of Thedford wi
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Love , a
Jerry.
Dr, and Mrs, C. B. Sander
Janet and David of Wellan
Mr, and Mrs, Bill' McTeer an
Billie of London with Mr: an
Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner an
Mrs, Mc/
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker an
Eunice of St. Thomas with Mr
M. Baker.
Mr. and Mr's. Ted Deitrich
Windsor with 'Mr. and. Mr
Lorne Deitrich and family:
Dr. Jackson. and Peter of T
ronto and Mrs. Brierly of Exete
with M. and Mrs. Hugh Mo
enz and Billie and . Mrs. Cole
titan.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Russel
Doug, Tom and Bruce with rel
atives in Essex.
Mr, and Mrs: Irvin Ratz, Lar
ry and Glen, -were Sunday visit
ors in Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Moren
and Billie, Mrs: Coleman an
Miss Shirley Coleman, motore
to Cobourg last week and spen
several days holidaying with
Miss Sadie Coleman.
Miss Barbara Sweitzer return
ed home Sunday after spending
a week's holidays' with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Rundle at Woodham.
Several members of the CIarke
family attended a reunion at
Riverview Park, Exeter, on Sun-
day.
Billie Finkbeiner spent last
week holidaying in London' with
his grandmother, Mrs. L. Fink-
beiner.
Mr, and Mrs. • Don` Wilson of
St. Marys were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweit-
zer and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Morenz,
June and Sharon, -visited recent-
ly with relatives in Mio. Mich.
Mr. Harvey Ratz, Mr. Cliff
'Russell, Doug and Tom, were on
a fishing trip in the Bruce Pen-
insula last week.
Mrs. Hugh Morenz entertain-
ed several of Billie's friends at
a birthday party in his honor
on Thursday.
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canal to Lake Simcoe around He is visiting wth his sister, Mrs,
Georgian Bay :to Owen Sound. ; M. Coxwoyth, at their summer
Mrs. W, E. Winer, Preston,', cottage .at Grand Bend,
and formerly of Exeter has spent ! Mrs. Bessie Taylor, Nelson
several weeks visiting with St, spent Wednesday in London
friends and relatives in Exeter, 1 the guest of Mrs, Alexander
Centralia and Crediton and with i Deeder and Mrs. Chester Taylor.
her daughters, Dr. and Mrs. 0. { An error appeared in the account
G. Truemner, Strathroy and Mr, ! of the death of Mr, Alexander
and Mrs. C. L. Chambers, Dor- Reeder in the August 15 issue
Chester, She returned home with when it said that Mrs. Reeder
her daughter, Mrs. A. D. L. Mc- had predeceased him.
Laglan and family who visited'
in Dorchester. COMING EVENTS
Messrs. John and Edward ”
Gackstetter, Zurich, visited en HARVEST JAMBOREE -Exeter
Exeter Kinsmen's annual all-
night celebration, Friday, Oct..
11, Exeter Arena. Keep the date
open. 29:5:12c
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Horney,
Mrs, Fred Kerr and Miss Myr-
tle Walker spent a few days in
Wlarton last week.
Holiday visitors with Mr. and HOME & SCHOOL — The first
Mrs. Jack Kydd Were Mr. and meeting of Exeter Home and
Mrs. Murray _Marsh and Nancy,
Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Moffatt and
family and Mr and Mrs. R. J.
K)Idd, all of London..
Mrs. Jessie Sanders has re-
turned home from visiting her
sort, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sanders
of Sioux Lookout, and Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Sanders and family
of Weyburn, Sask. Her sister, HOSPITAL AUXILIARY—Ladies
Miss Millie McCulloch of Grand
Fort, North Dakota, returned
with her and is a guest for some
time.
Mr. • and Mrs, W. G. Munds,
nee Jean Coates, London left
Friday for a trip in the Western
dProvinces.
Mr. M. L. Vincent, of Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smyth and
t
-two children, of Belleville; calleu
on friends in Exeter Friday of
last week, Mr. Vincent, who
learned his trade with the Times -
Advocate is now employed by
the Windsor Daily Star.
Mr. . and Mrs, Gerald Wurm
and boys returned home Sunday
after spending two weeks with
the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Fletcher, Nova Scotia.
Mr, Fletcher returned with them
to Exeter on a holiday.
Mr, and Mrs. Murray McLeod,
Karen and Janice, Newmarket,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Samson McFalls.
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Read and
family returned Monday from
holidaying at Grand Bend and a
trip along the St, Lawrence as
far as Cornwall viewing the Sea-
way project.
Mrs. Milo Snell returned Tues-
day from a trip through the
Southern States going as far as
Dallas, Texas, Houston and New
Orleans,
Mr. • and Mrs. Russell Snell
and family holidayed at Mani-
toulin Island and other points
north last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ander-
son, Aurora, called on Mr. and
• Mrs. Gerald McFalls on their
By MRS. F. SQUIRE way home from Detroit on Mon-
day.
School Association will be held
on • Tuesday, September 10 at
8:15 p.m. This will be a social
meeting with Mr. W. G, Coch-
rane presiding as MC for Front
Page Challenge, to be followed
by square dancing for all, with
Mr. Doug Grayer as caller.
Everyone welcome. 5c
Letter From
Whalen
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Hodgson
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. David Hodgson, Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. 'Hodgson of
London also spent the weekend
with Barbara and Brian Ilodg-
son,
Graham Thompson was in In-
gersoll for two weeks with Mr,
and Mrs. Ray Wilcox..
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen
were in Woodstock Sunday visit- 1
ing relatives,
Donald Pullen attended the
C.N,E. for several days.
Mr, and Mrs, David Hord and
family, Parkhill, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. B. !
Ferguson.
Mr.,: and Mrs. 3, Finkbeiner
and family were in Michigan for
the weekend Ir
Mr, and kers, Geo. Squire vis -1
ited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. F, Squire, Prospect.
Mrs. Gordon Docking, Munro, o
is spending a few days with Mr.!
and Mrs, Frank Parkinson,
The W.M.S. and W.A. are meet- c
ling for September= at the home L
of Mrs Gordon Johnston on r
Thursday evening. t
Mr, and Mrs. O'Brien and Phvl-,
lis have moved to a farm in the
Wingham district Mr, and Mrs.!
Clayton Ferguson and family are
taking up residence in the O'Brien a
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 1 i-enelt and
family and Mrs, Olive Frederick
Visited at Clandeboye Sunday
with Mr, ant,. Mrs, Art Trotlgilis
Mrs. Margaret Fletcher spent
the weekend. with her daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields at
Graveiihurst. She met Miss Bet•
ty Coates and Mrs.' Florence
Chowen of Clinton at Owen Sound
for a motor trip to Manitoulin
Island returning by way of United
States.
1V1•r. and Mrs. Ray Jory, Di-
anne and Helen and Mrs. Flor-
ence Gould motored to Sudbury
on Sunday, Mrs, Gould remained
for a few days.
Misses Marguerite and Trttdy
Pickard and Mr. Don Idle have
returned to. their teaching duties'
n Hamilton,
Mrs. W. 3. Ford of town and
Mr. and. Mrs, Andrew Dougall,
No. 4 Highway, visited the for-
ner's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and'. Mrs, Norman Hoag (nee
May Ford), in Oshawa, and *t-
ended the wedding in Toronto
f their son, Frederick Hoag, to
Miss Iran Patton, on August 20.
Mr. Fred Ford of Toronto ac-
ompanied them to view the St.
awrence Seaway. Mrs. Ford!
emained for a visit and re- I
urned home on Friday aecont-'
anied by Mr. and Mrs. Hoag
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,o Spent the 'weekend here. ,
Mr,
hnd Mrs. Richard Doherty
nd Denise, of Mt. Clemens,
frs, Carrie ITelson, Detroit, and
iss Wilma Coates, London,
pent the weekend with Mr. and
1
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Morley
and girls spent the weekend with a
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Morley Sr.1
and Elva.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Squire have
purchased a home in Granton
and will be moving this fall..
Me. and Mrs, Howard Morley
and girls, Mr. and Mrs Wm.
Money Sr. and Elva, Mr, and
Mrs Win, Morley JY+, and fa1nilt;
and Mr. and, Mrs. Wm. Preneh
and family spent Saturday eve-
ning with 111e, hod Mrs, Itttssell
Brock, Chisclhnrst,
Mr, and Mrs. Conlon M'eXin-
non and family, Guelph, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Graf,
ton Wire.
rs, Whitney Coates.
Mr. and Mrs. bill Kovacs, of
London, .spent Monday with Mr.
nd Mrs'. 'Lloyd Parsons.
Miss Beth Taylor spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Taylor.
Mr, and Mrs. William Thom-
son and _ Donald and Mr. and
Mrs. Willlani Etherington: liana
I returned front .a motor trip to
Quebec City.
Mr. and Mas, Diehard ,Doherty,
Misses Wilma Coates and ;Man
Parsons attended the C.X.E.l;ori
Saturday.
MIss Marie Hodgson, wha hashemi at Cutup• l oitotr •for July
and August, it at her home
r,tior th returning to Motionald
Tian, Guelph, oft September r11.
Auxiliary to South Huron Hos-
pital regular meeting, Tuesday,
September 10, 2: 30_ p.m. New
members will be welcome. 5c
Watch For
Him
Fair Week
Mr. Peanut's
Coming To Town
Sponsored By Exeter Kinetts
f.
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Sar lif
Drive -In Theatre
5 Miles East of Grand Bend
8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway
on Crediton Road
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
September 6 and 7
"THE CREATURE WALKS
AMONG US"
* Jeff Morrow
and D
FOR MR, AND MIL
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Sat, Sept. 7
ZURICH ARENA
Brownie's
Clinton
FEATURING THE
LARGEST WIDE SCREEN
IN HURON COUNTY
THURSDAY FRIDAY
September and II
fiCOUNT THREE AND
(Colour, CinemaseoPe)
* van Heflin
* Joann* Woodward
(Two Cartoons)
SATURDAY & MONDAY
September 7 and 9
:(Colour, Cinemascope)
* Dana Andrews
* Linda Cristal
(Two Ca :loons)
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
September 10 and 11
(Colour, CinemascoPe)
"KISS BEFORE DYING"
* Robert Wagner
* Jeffrey Hunter
* Virginia Leith
(Two Cartoons)
EVERYBODY WELCOME!
Annual Meeting
Huron Liberal Association (Provincial)
eptember 13, 8:30 p.m.
ZURICH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Guest Speaker:
FARQUHAR R. OLIVER
Leader of the Opposition in Ontario,
God Save The Queen
President
W. G. COCHRANE,
Secretary I
(Inserted by the Huron Liberal Association)
Youth For Christ
RALLY
Clinton Legion Hall
SPEAKER: DON VALDIN, of South Van, In4iana
MUSIC: FRED MAY, of Toronto
Mr. May plays a number of musical instruMents.
This'IS the first rally of the season so plan to attend
and make it a good one.
MR; VALDIN will be guest speaker at Exeter Pente-
costal TabernaCle, Sunday morning at 11 a.m. He
will be at Bayfield Baptist Church Sunday evening
CHRISTIAN, WILL YOU -MAY FOR SOME
TEENAGERS?
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Saturday Night Dances
Start This Saturday Night, September 7
Exeter Legion Memorial Hall
With Your Favorite Orchestra
CLARENCE PETRIE.
And His Nite Hawks
Featuring Lovely Singing Sfar
GALE ATWELL
SPECIAL SPOT PRIZES FOR OUR OPENING DANCI
booting 0 fa 12 Acirolationt 7S0 Per PtirtOrl
Jackets an JIM% Not Allowed'
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