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Mrs. Min McLean visited
her ooilSin, Airs. Wilson Hodg.
ins, of London. on Sunday and
on Monday. accompanied by her
son,. M. Aitirton Mclean, visited
her .sister, Miss Hattie Hodgins,.
of Green GablesNursing Home,
Stuart O'Neil of Denfield; a
.eenior student at the O.A.C.,
Guelph, has beim named athlete
of the year at the Q.A.C. and
Ontario Veterinary (Allege. lie
playeti football and hockey for
the combined team of both col.
Mr. and Airs. W. C.Shepherd.
It Toronto, spent a few daYs
Wet week with Mr. and Airs, R.
Montgomery.
Mrs. Eleanor Emerick, who
has been a patient in St. ;To-
seph's Hospital, was able to be
Presentation
& Dance
FOR MR. AND MRS.
RONALD TWEDDLE
(nee Bev Rock)
I brought home last ,riday. rspending .a kw das. .at the rec.
Mr. Murray ilodgins and Mrs. tory.
:Mack attended the annual pres1.1 Mr, and Mrs. Murray Abbott
dents' dinner pf the London Mid. visitett the fermer's mother.
(liesex Unit of the Canadian Can- Mrs. Echo Abbott„ of London,
cer Society, which was held at .last Stuiday.
Summerville Hall, Lando, last; At the birthday party of five -
Thursday. 1Year -Old Margaret O'INet.,
Atr. and Mrs, Merton .Clulbert , datighter of .Air. and Airs. Joe'
and family have moved into ' O'Neil. last Saturday, there were
.their new home on Frances 15 guests -
/ •I
!street. formerly owned by Aliss 'Air. and Mrs. Joe O'Neil last
Gertrude White Mr. end Mrs. Sunday attended the 50th wed'
Harr;" Hardy have taken over i ding anniversary of Mr. and
Mr. Culbert's farm on cones ..- Mrs. Boss Bodgum of Denfield.
sion 2, Biddidph Township. Air. Earl Carling flew home
Lunn candidates being em,, . from St. Dennis to spend a few
firmed at St. James Church on ' daYs with his parents, Air. and
Wednesday include: Merton Cul. Mrs' Ira Carling.
berf, James Freeman, Robert Mr. M. O. Smith has arrived
Robinson, Lyle: Worrell, Mrs, home after spending two months
Lawrence Hodgins, William in Halifax and Mt. Uniacke
Neelin Helen Hodgins, Alice erecting nine towers and trans.
Ryan, Kathleen Ryan, and Edna mission facilities for the RCAF.
Ryan. He was net in 'Waterloo by Mrs.
Mr. and Airs. Levi Darting. of Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Maur.
Parkhill. have been on the 'sick ice Dupuis where all visited with
list at the home of their (laugh- Air. and Mrs. Ned Lackie last
ter. Mrs. Cecil Armitage, for .Friday,
the past three weeks. Mr. Dar- Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Smout
ling is now able to be up. of Ann Arbor were weekend
Mrs. Wes, Atkinson spent a Nests with the latter's mother,
few days last week with Mr, Mrs. Wes, Atkinson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Power, .of Lon,
don.
Mrs. Isabel Underwood, of
West McGillivray oLforrn , a ned!a.sivi :rag. lrrsdA ngues t Ir'ssIild orVit)1:toV
to and Air. and Mrs. Rodney
.and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson of
London were .Sunday guests.
'Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Hall
Fri., March 28
Everyone Welcome
Reception
FOR MR. AND MRS,
GERALD FLYNN
(Daughter of Cecil
Vn Horne)
Hensall
Town Hall
Marcl? 28
Recent visitors with Rev.
Mrs. Edgar Roulston included Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Herbert
Mr. ad Mrs. Charles Young, and faintly were guests of Air.
Lambeth: Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. M. Cravetz, of -High
Young. Jr.. nf Denfieht; mr. Park, last week -end.
and Mrs. J. F. Lapp. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Diekins,
Mrs. W. 3. Little and Mr. and of Lambeth, were Sunday guests
Mrs. Clare Osborne, all of St. of Mrs. William Dickins,
Thomas.. Mrs, Wes Atkinson, on Alon-
Mr. R. T. Rummell, who has day, attended the funeral of her
been a patient in St. Joseph's nephew, Lawrence Alton Dobbs,
Hospital, is able to be home but 31, of Glencairn, Mr, Dobbs was
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will not be able to retuin to the son of Mrs. Dobbs and the
work for several weeks yet. late Mr, Minor Dobbs of Elfin -
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Robinson, ville. He was one of the seven
,of Ailsa Craig, were Sunday men who tragically lost their
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Evan lives in the RCAF depot blast
Horigins. at Angus, last Thursday, March
Visitors with Mrs. T. Brooke 20. An eighth man miraculously
during last weekend incluriPd escaped from the unexplained
Mrs. Ansley Neil, of Exeter, Mr. explosion.
Darold Brnnke. of Toronto, and
Mrs. Ronald Coleman, of Lon -I."
don. • 'Flan Services
Hodgins attended the Children's r
Laq Saturday Mrs, Murray ,..,or Holy Week
Leaders' Work Shon in Chatham,
taking °ham of the junior de-
partment. On Fridsv, she was
nn the "Al *ROMP" Speech Sarni-
CFPL Tv s how and ste,,ed
and Alyea and family of Kitchener.
nar
overnight with her sister, Mrs.
Ladies Please Provide Lunch
loyd Bissell, coming home with
Air. Hodgins and boys on Sun.
Desjardine's Orchestra i da,'.
1 Mr. Tel Brown, of Bervie, is
Benefit
Auction Sale
March 28
Grand Bend Legion Hall
7:00 p.m.
(
This auction is being sponsored by the Grand
..: . Bend Lions Club in support of the Grand Bend
Legion to help finance the cost of the new
Legion Hall. Everything in this auction is being
donated by the citizens of Grand Bend, so let's
all attend this benefit auction and support a
.7: • worthwhile community project.
Auctioneer — Alvin Walper
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Club Professional Pat Slade In Aetion
Exeter Figure Skating Club
presents
'Ice Frolic Of '58'
featuring Local Skaters in a Colorful Revue
Saturday, March 29
830 p.m,
EXETER, MEMORIAL ARENA.
Adrillstion: Adults .50g, Children 350
MEMBERS OF THE CSA
Once again the Village at Lu -
can and vicinity will unite in
Holy Week services, all of which
will begin at 8 p.m., except the
Sunday service at 7.30 p.m. in
the United Church and the Good
Friday service in the Anglican
Church from 12 noon till 3 p.m.
The schedule of times, places
and speakers is: Sunday, March
30, United Church, Rev. Fred
Thomson: Monday, Aiarch 31,
United Church, Rev, 3. P. Frest;
Tuesday, April 1, Pentecostal
Church, Rev. Edgar Roulston:
Wednesday, Anril 2. Penteenstal
Church, Rev. J. P. Prest; Thurs-
day, April 3, Holy Trinity
Church, Rev, Fred Thomson;
Friday, April ,4. Holy Trinity
Church, The Lucan Ministerial.
Since its beginning in 1938, the
Canadian Cancer Society has
spent more than $3,900,000 on
cancer research.
Senior
Citizens'
SOCIAL
EVENING
POSTPONED
To Tuesday, April 8
8:00 p.m.
LEGION HALL
Ladies Please 14ring
Sandwiches or Cookies
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Announcements pariy. LOX. Hall, Friday, April
E OCHRE Progressive Euchre
i 11, sponsored by V. P..6.; T. Last
re of the season. 270
COMING EVEN -TS
•RATES
Eirths ... . No charge
......... 75
Marriages an ci Deaths
trtiarriaoes .and deaths are reported without ;barge
•in news colomns, Thts ;hero* applies. enly to listing
under Announcements,
750
Oerds of Thanks, .En9ogiments
In Memorianis yerse) 11.00
Extra verses, each
IN MEMORIAM —
t1
'1 in 1 VAN Mr and Mrs. rt, J. twolii:i\ iov ing memacv
Cheiten • RCAF Centralia., an, a, dear lotsba nit am) In they.
itonnee the birth of a daughter. Russell Seticiem Ito left us so
Diana tin. at :knit It Huron smith id v two 5 tiara ago. 51arcit
11gital, March 24. 103A,
1114HDITX 1,..1/20 Dona aild Mrs. I./tits:: I:Cie:IA.1s still ache with sail,
Lioolon. art' 'happy to
a it miunee flu tort It of their A.n spore t tears (In iv •
daughter at St. Joseph's Hos- What it meant to. lose bins
pital. London, Alareh 24. 1935— Nn nne will ei kiln W.
g real -granddaughter for Airs. Eiteli time 1 see his photn
Ile seeing to smile and t,41V!
Catherine !leaden, ilensall.
L111'1,11 - and 'Mrs. Herbert D°„111...i.„"."1/' rin 01.11Y' sleePing,
l'akt IP" It' ark h in' tit lrlirePrtetlag'Ilvi.1111111,80tinel te‘p
Lion by wife Ella and fainliY.
27*
In loving memory
of a dear AInther. Mrs. Him r
Kerslake. who passed. a'witY
five years ag.v, March 29, 11):1.
anti a dear Vat her, .1/2rt hur
erslah e. who passed away 3
Yea ra ago, May 43, 114;41,
It's lonesome here withniii
-we ntif,t3 you more 411(41 day,
'For life's not the Sa Mt' to us
steep )'OU were called away,
hail all the world to give
'We'd give il, yes and more,
To hear your N'ait'FA and sine your
smiles
And. greet r4111 at he linos.
So you w ho ha's e vont iarent s,
Cherish 3(44311] with eare,
You'll never It nnw the heartaelles
Ti1 1 you see their. empty chairs.
—Ever remembered and sadly
missed by the family. 27*
lifeNNESSKY- In Invink memory
of a dear husband and father
1.40 Hennessey, Arno passed
This mon t 11 comes with (leen
a.m. ay ro5glarrett‘h, 20, 1 356.
It brings batik a, day we'll never
forget,
fell asleep without saying
goodbye,
But memories of him will never
a ,COMINg APRIL. 26--liummage
Sale, sponsored by the Ladies
Auxiliary of South lioron JIos
pitel. 27:3c
Presentation
and
Dance
FOR MR, AND MRS.
LARRY McFALLS
(nee Alice Leitch)
Fri., March 28
LUCAN ARENA
' Good Music
Everyone Welcome
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
Stephen.
.Meeting
To form a Calf or
Grain Club (or both)
$HIPKA
SCHOOL HOUSE
Thursday,
April 3
gponstvol by Stephen
Pederation Cif Agriculture
'unitive the birth of a daughter
at Smith Huron Hospital, March
21. J970,
Ale N IL -- r. and Mrs. 11 le hard
McNeal, 4x Mitte. 141., Lgetci, an-
tiounee the birth of a daughter
at Smith Hurtle Hospital, March
21, 195S.
PEN HALE Mr; and Mrs. Don
Venha le, 2 1 II illiam 141., 1'.1.
11(1', annotinve the birth ot 44
11 111. Bradley Alark. at South
Huron Hospital, March 23, 1355,
STEW .1/2 11T. --Margaret and Floyd
Stewart, HAL 1 11431181111. wish
In a unnitnee the birth of twin
linys at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. 51arel1 24, 1955 — bro..
titers for Syl via.
N 14 ft 11 1 I. 51r. and Airs.
Miehael Cnderhill, Alain Street,
Grand Bend, announce the birth
of a eon, Terry Michael. at
140111 11 Huron Hospital, March
IN, 1055.
ENGAGEMENTS —*
The engagement is announced
f Aliss Margaret Bertram, of
Exeter, daughter of Air. .and 'Mrs.
Ian Bert ram, of King Edward,
Banffshire, Seolland, 40 Alr. Poll-
ak] Harry Carroll, son of Air,
and 51rs. Harry Carroll, Cen-
tra I ia. The wedding to take
Mare on Saturday, APril 12, 111/2138,
at eleven Weloek in St. Patrick's
A ng 1 it'an Church, Saintsbury,
Saintsbury, Ontario. 37*
51r. and Mrs. Nelson Prat c,
Brueefield, wish to announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Greta Jean, in Air. Murray
Ba ker, son of 'Mr. and Airs,
Robert Baker. Sr., Hensall. The,
marriage to take place on April
19, 1955. 270
CARDS OF THANKS —
1 wish in thank all those who
paid visits to Mei all those who
sent treats, cards, flowers, and
all those w110 made inquiry while
a patient in the hospital and
einee returning home, — Airs.
Irvin Eckstein, Dashwood, 0114.
27c
wish to thank all those who
sn kindly remembered me with
cards, treats, flowers and visits
a patient in St. ,logeplfs
Hospital and slavereturning
home.—Alargaret Carscadden. 270
Mr. and Airs, Gordon Becker
wish to sincerely thank all those
who remembered Mrs. Becker
with cards, treats, flowers and
visits during her lengthy Illness
In St. Joseph's 'Hospital, Also
special thanks In the blood don-
ors and those who helped In 441'&11
way at home. 270
The wife and reality of the
late Jelin Luxton wish to express
their sineere appreciation to the
many friends, relatives and
neighbors for the beautiful floral
trll)1ueS anti fnr HIP kindness
and sympathy extended to thein
111 their recent bereavement,
27*
Sincere thanks for visits, cards
and treats while a patient. in
South Huron 1-Tospital. Special
thanks to Dr. AL C, Fletcher.
MISS 1,. Claypole and.
nursing
staff.—Airs. G. Wiseman. ' 27'
The family of the late Neil
McGill wish to extend their
heartfelt thanks and ' apprecia-
elon for the acts of kindness,
messages of sympathy and beau-
tiful floral offerings received
from their 141441 neighbors and
friends in their recent bereave-
ment of a beloved father and
grandfather. Special thanks
Rev. N. G. Cook. pallbearers and
the Hopper -Hockey funeral home,
270
Col. and Airs. Nell Chamber-
lain, Grand Bsend, wish to ex-
press their sincere appreciation
for the many kindnesses shown
Mrs. C 11/2 amberle,1 n by friends,
relatives, neighbors, nurses and
nthers while site was a, patient,
in South Huron Hospital. 27*
We wish lo say 'thank you"
to our friends and relatives for
so kindly remembering us with
, cards while we were in the St,
Mary's Memorial Hospital. Spec-
: Sat thanks to Dr, Davis And the
hospital staff. — Donna and baby
David Paynter, 77e
—Always remembered by 144,ife
and family, 27*
B ROD 14 11 IC K-111 loving memory
of Mrs. Edgar Broderick, who
passed away Mareh 20, 1057.
l'our 41144721 to us is a keepsake
With which we will neVer part,
Though (loll has )‚ou, hs
keeping,
We still have you In our hearts.
—Ever remembered by the family.
37e,
WEBB --In loving' memory of a
dear husband, father and grand-
pa. Russell Webb, who passed
away two years ago, March 30,
195)1.
We 44(10 loved you, sadly miss
you
As it da wns another year.
In, our lonely hours f think ing
Thoughts of you are ever near.
—Ever remembered by his wife
01 tVe, son 'Mervyn, daugh t er-
In-law Labelle, granddaughters
.Darlene and Sally. 27*
CARDS OF THANK$
1 wish to thank friends, rela-
tives and neighbors for cards.
visits and treats while a pat lent
In St. ,Toseph's Hospital and since
returning' home, — Mrs. Maurice
Beaver. 37*'
Hazed Snell wishes I ri thank
her many friends for the visits,
cards. flowers and letters while
patient in South Huron Hos-
27*
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PRE -NATAL CLASSES—A series
Of pre -natal classes sponsared
by the thiron County llealth
Unit will begin on Wednesday,,
April 2, 1958, at 2:00 p.m. in
James Street United Church,
Exeter. These will he held. at
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Huron County Beef Producers'
Annual Meeting'
APRICUt,TURAL, BOARD ROOMS, C..INTON
Wednesday, April 2
8:30 p.m,
GUEST SPEo;KER, MR, FP.EP CAMPBELL
Manager of Ontatio Stock Yards, Toronto
weekly intervals for eight weeks.
Those interested are invited to 4,11eiseel,,,•.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,m,milie,,,pe,mmummemamineeneelleimiiimilmummiumumm,,,,s
attend !he above date or
91100e 1110 public ucaith Nurse.. ,,,,,..,,,,,,...,,,eleenemeemenemon.....,,,,eneemeacieneemel..,..,,,,emnemeenneenmeeme
718-W Exeter, between It and 5
p.m. 27c
THE REGULAR MEETING of
the Exeter Home and School
Association will be held on Tues-
day, April 1, at 8:15 p.m. Con-
stable Hardy of the Provincial
Police of Goderich will speak on
safety. Everyone welcome, 27c
PLAY...The Recital Club O.K.K.
of the Christian Reformed
Church, Exeter, are presenting
a play "Omier Vaise Vlag",
D.V., April 11, High School
Auditorium, at 8:00 p.m, 27e
MOTH E R'S DAY TEA, Bake
and Apron Sale, Saturday, May
10. Sponsored by the W.A. pf
Trivitt Church, 270
Lyric
Theatre
'THURS., FRI. & SAT,
March 27, 28 and 29
"SPOILERS OF THE
FOREST"
* Rod Cameron
* Vera Ralston
CARTOON .CQMEr NEWS
MON., TUES. & WED.
March 31, April 1 and 2
1/THE STORY OF
MANKIND"
* Ronald Coleman
* Hedy Lamarr
& ADDED SHORTS
ow.
— COMING —
"BLACK SCORPION"
* Richard Denning
* Mara Corday
BINGO!!
Legion Hall, Hensall
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Commencing March 29 Starting at 9 p,m,
14 GAMES OF SHARE THE WEALTH
Jackpot Game
Jackpot game starts at $5 and 52 calls. $5 will be
added each week and one extra call until jackpot
won.
Sponsored by Hensall Legion and Ladies Auxiliary
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Annual 'Meeting
South Huron Hospital Association
Tuesday, April 8
8:00 p.m.
Auxiliary Rom
Please Use The Anne St, (North) Entrance
For the purpose of receiving the directors' and
auditor's reports;
For the purpose of electing directors;
All individual contributors -and presidents of
organizations contributing are members and entitled
to attend and vote.
The Public Generally Invited
J. A, Traquair, Chairman M. Reeder, Secretary.
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"A good driver is INCONSPI-
CUOUS at all times." Remem-
ber that — it's a sure way to
recognize consistent good driv-
ing. And if it,ise't consistent, it
isn't good.
Apply that definition and you
will spotlight bad -driving of
every degree; from racing at 90
m.p.h, with a blaring horn, to
cluttering up windows with dice
and baby hoots.
Following too closely, cutting -
in, Jane straddling, passing on
curves are all conspicuous—and
all bad driving. So is leafing
along a busy highway at 35
M.p.h.; delaying hundreds by
parking on main thoroughfares
at rush hours; pumping the horti
hi a lraffic jams stalling and
bumping when trying to park.
A driver is conspicuous when
his name is called out in police
enurt: whenNeeds that his licence has been
he bas to admit to
suspended; and lie is very, very
conspicuous when a crowd gath.
MI to set him helped out of an
automobile wreck.
Everything t h e an -a Mil e.
wheel does that attracts undee
attention is bad driving. "A
good driver is inconspicuOus at
all times."
A Clean
Sweet, On
April 24
ithise br6010 from Exeter
tient io• tartike work,
Friday.
March 2
9 P,M,
.Exeter Memorial
Legion HaU
BRING YOUR: •PRIENOS TO I-1EAR
THESE OU1'5TANOINO SPEAKERS
Meeting.
Hear
TONY ABBOTT
Son of Douglas Abbott,. Justice of the Supreme
Court of Canada and former minister of finance.
AND
ire
Bill
Cochrane
Your Liberal Candidate In Huron
7 , EVERYBODY WELCOME
too -odd ,:by 'Huron, Liboeol. Aso:W01ot
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