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At least three Lucan. ;fathers.
celebrated their birthdays on .• lAy MRS. ':HAROLD DAYS
I.'atlrer's Day -Air. Iditc]ielt Has-
kett, Mr. Ira Carling and Mr.
;Roy Hamilton.
Pat Egan .and David Whyte,
lave Luean Scouts, have been
accepted to take the Silver Ar-
row Course at Duncan Lake.
They recently :received their.
second class badge as did Paul
Conlin,
Air. and Mrs. Harold Whyte
and David and Air, Jack Whyte
and sons of Bothwell spent last
Weekend at Colpoy Bay.
Saturday guests with the Rev.
and Mrs. Edgar Roulston were
Mr, . and Mrs. W. R. Backing of
St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Shipley and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
!Campbell of W:adlacetown.
Mr. Ted Brown of Bervie is
Spending a few .days at the rec-
tory and lending a helping hand
on anniversary preparations.
Mrs. Bob Coleman, Mrs. Maur-
teeis n
A Do old and Helen and
Mrs. Wm. Dickins attended the
Dickins picnic at Springbank
last Saturday.
Mrs. Galley Johnston, who has
been a patient for some time in
St. Catharines Hospital is able
to be home in the care of a
companion, '
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey liming -
ion and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McNaughton and family
of London were Father's Day
guests of Mr. Wes. Revington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Park were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Art McLean of London. Other
guests included Mrs. Fred Mc-
Lean and Mrs. A. K. Hodgins
of London.
Mrs.•Janies W. Thorne of Lon-
don died in Victoria Hospital on
Saurday. Funeral service was
held on Tuesday, June 17 from
the Evans funeral home, London
with interment in Forest Lawn
Memorial Gardens. Among the
survivors is her granddaughter,
Mrs, Clare Stanley of Lucan.
Rev, and. Mrs, J. P. Prest last
Wednesday evening attended the
induction service at Trivitt Me-
morial Church, Exeter, for the
Rev, Bren de Vries.
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BRINSLEY ANGLICAN
CHURCH
Wed., June 25
6-8 p.ni.
Admission: Adults $1.25
Children Under 12-500
GOOD PROGRAM
Reception
and
DANCE
MR. AND MRS.
EUGENE WILLARD
(nee Carol Kading)
BLUEWATER
DANCELAND
8 miles north of Grand ]3end,
4 miles northwest of Zurich. n
Wed., June 25
Desjardine's Orchestra
Everyone Welcome
S.S. Anniversary
The .'United Church observe
their Sunday School anniversar
Sunday morning with their ni
inter Rev. Elliott in .charge.
The children of the Sunda
School sang two special nun
hers and :the Senior .Girls cho
sang a hymn. The eburch wa
decorated with flowers.
United Church W,M.S..
The W,M.S,. of the U nit :e
:Church met in the .church echo
room last Wednesday evendn
with twenty one in attendant
Mrs. W. Doupe .conducted th
worship service and Airs.
son•n , Mrs. Irvine, Mrs. McCurdy
d and hostess..
y AIr. and Mrs. John Hanniman
ii.:and Robert of plat Lake snt
pe
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
y George Hall.
ni- Air. and Mrs. Chas. Wyse and
it Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howe .of Don-
s don visited Sunday with, Mr..and
Mrs. Miller McCurdy.
Mr. and Ars. Roger Urquhart
• visited ,Sunray' with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Anderson a Str.at-
(g --.Airs. Clifford Scott, Jo -Anne
e and Rickey spent the weekend
r_ with Mi•. and Mrs. Wm. Ward
of Monkton and attended the
s centennial service of Knox Pres-
• byterian Church, Monkton.
Mrs, F.rl. . tthill spent the
r- weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
e Charlie Atthill of .Exeter,
e• Mr. and Mrs. F. T. WilTams
and Gail of Woodstock and Mr.
e and Mrs. John Williams motored
e to Grand Bend on Sunday.
•
quhart read the last chapter o
the Study hook on the crisi
that Japan must meet as sh
faces tomorrow.
Mrs. E. Watson gave an inle
esting report of an executiv
meeting � g o f the Perth P iesbyt
tial.
Roll call was answered by th
presentation of a flower and th
bouquet was sent to Mrs. 0
Roger who has been ill.
Sunday Visitors
With. Mr. and. Mrs. Herman
Paynter; Mr. and Mrs. Fre
Thompson of the 8th line, Mr
and Mrs. Ray Paynter and Da
yid.
With Air. and Mrs. Junin
Doupe and Mrs. W. Doupe, Mr
and Mrs. Wilfred Yake of Lon
don,
With Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Scott
AIr, and Mrs. Bert Gordon. o
St. Marys, Mrs. T. Doupe an
Russell of the Base Line.
With Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tufts
Mr and Mrs, Gull :McIntyre alu
Gail of Waterloo, Miss Reta Swa
of St. Marys, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Tufts and family, Mrs. T
Tufts and Mr. Leroy Tufts o
London, Mr. and Mrs. L. Funnel
and family of Woodstock an
Douglas Parsons of Chatham.
With Mr: and Airs. Fred Roger,
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and
Rosemary of Clandeboye, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Doupe and Grace
and Mr, Donald Brine of Wood-
ham.
With Mr. and Mrs. Allan Eve-
leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Donald-
son and family of Clandeboye.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Davis
visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Will Hagen of :Kitchener.
Miss Helen Bailey had her
d tonsils removed in St. Marys
. Memorial Hospital last Monday.
Mrs. Bill Waghorn is a .pa-
tient in St. Marys Memorial Hos-
✓ pital at time of writing.
• Mrs. Fred Roger visited with
" her aunt, Mrs. Wes Switzer in
St. Marys Hospital, London Mon-
day afternoon.
f Quite a number from Kirkton
d attended the Presbytery picnic
held .at Bimini Camp Sunday
, afternoon.
Mrs. VeraBalfour,L
i cu of London
do
n spent the weekend with her mo-
' titer Mrs. David Hazelwood.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hamilton
spent the weekend at their home
Funnel
in Kirkton.
With Mr. and. Mrs. Frank
Routly, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Godbolt of Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, Roger of St. Marys.
With. Mr, and Mrs, Carl Mills
and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Leon-
ard Mills and family' and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Dann of Hyde
Park and Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Youngson and family of the 8th Lounds, Breda, Eindhoven, :Hol -
fine. land, and Shannon, Ireland. Fly -
With Mr. and Mrs. Russell ing by TCA Super Consolation.
Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Sam Burnham sent
Mills of Exeter, Mrs. Floyd :Prid• Sunday at her home here and
ham of Russeldale, Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Levy and Lynn of returned to London again where
Comments About
Crediton East
By MRS. W. MOTZ
Returns From Trip To Belgium
Mrs. John Nedza returned
home last Sunday after spending
two months with her parents in
Brussels, Belgium. She saw
many changes in her home
town after eight years absence.
She attended the Brussels
World Fair, visited the Canadian
Pavilion and found it very in-
teresting.
She also ♦ isdted Paris, Prance,
St. Marys, Mr. and Airs. Reg she is recuperating at the home
Morrison and Lorrie and Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Morrison.
With Mr, and Mrs, Jack Rob-
inson, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Robin-
son and Ross of the 4th line,
Mrs. Archie Robinson, and Miss
Marilyn • Brine of Woodham.
With Mr. and Mrs, Clarence
Switzer, Mr. Harold Stock, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Stock and Wanda
of Tavistock, Mr. and Mrs. Thos,
White and Joyce of Avonton,
With Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rich-
ardson of Simcoe.
With. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne
Stone, Mr, and Mts. Donald Web-
ster of London.'
With Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Mar-
shall, Mrs. Beecher Hanson and
Mr. and Mrs, Newton Gunning
of Granton.
With Mr, and Mrs, Everett
Doupe, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne
Doupe and family of Science
IIi11, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Prid-
ham of Mitchell and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Bailey of Byron.
With Mr. and Mrs. G. H. 131nr-
gin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prid-
hani, Judith and John of Russel -
dale.
With Mr. and Mrs. J. Blackler,
r. and Mrs. Les Fairbairn and
lane. of London.
With Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swit-
zer, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Kemp
of Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Kenmp of the 8th line and Mrs.
G. Sherman of London.
Personal Items
The Ladies Guild and W.A.
met at the home of Mrs. Theron
Creery Thursday evening, Mrs,
Alex Irvine opened the W.A.
meeting. Mrs. Win. Blackler read
the scripture, passage.
A chapter of the study book
was given by Marion Creery.
The Guild meeting opened with
the reading of the minutes. A
business discussion followed,
Mrs, Maurice Blackler conducted
a contest, winner being Mrs.
Dymond.
Luch was served by Mrs. Sis-
Lyric
Thecitre
THURS. FRI. •& SAT,
June 19, 20 and 211
"DEVIL'S HAIRPIN"
* Cornet Wilde
* Jean •Wallace
PLUS ADDED SHORTS
Julie 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28
Six Big Days At Regular
' Admissions
"PEYTON PLACE"
k Lena former
* Hope Lange
* Arthur Kennedy
Restricted Entertainment.
No one under 18 echnitted,
The most talkedd hut picture
from ilio most talked about book
of the year.
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UNITED CHURCH
Friday, June 20
5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
Admission: Adults $1.00
Children Under 12, 350
Sponsored by the W.A.
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DANCE
Country And Western
4XETER ARENA
Every Friitely COMMOntino June 27
by , a c11
Music �:� Ranch Gang fe0tt11'ing �,atiio' 811d
Recording Artists Mee" Diamond a1id "Codeyu Vito.
Admission 7$0 ,or $j,2S P t` Covpj
Leielrrrrri int mnuimnnnuninir4uw11uuurnuuinlruuulrlrnuu11llunuuunnrnuuumnurwnnutl
of relatives since her operation.
Mrs. Alec Hamilton of Grand
Bend spent Monday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis.
The Story In
Zion
' By MRS. JUD DYKEMAN
Mission Band
The Sunshine Mission Band
held its June meeting Monday at
4 p.m. in the Sunday School
rooms. Graham Hern and Bill
Brock had charge of the meet-
ing. Helen Hern gave a reading.
Mrs. Tom. Hern took the study
book, and Mrs, Clifton Jaques,
the worship service.
The next meeting will be with
the W.M.S., July 2, and will be
in the evening. A picnic was
planned for August. Quilt, blocks
were worked on.
Mission Circle
Zion West Mission Circle held
its June meeting at Joyce
Dickey's home Sunday evening.
Doris Brock had charge of the
meeting and took the study
book. Joyce 'Dickey gave a
reading,
Business was discussed and
plans made to attend the next
meeting when the W.M.S. en-
tertain. A social hour was
enjoyed,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Norman 'Jaques
and family visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs, Racey in
Stratford on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hern and
Edward, and. Miss P'.hyllis Vern,
of London, were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Alma Dobson, Kirk-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern
are spending a few clays this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Snell and children in Grimsby,
Mr. and Mrs. Mary Hern drove
Mr. and Mrs. Hern to Grimsby
and returned home on Saturday.
Judy Bern, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Hern, is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Miss Hazel Stewart, of Byron,
is spending this week with her
Sister, Mrs. Warren Brock, and
Mr. Brock.
Mrs. Ward Bern, Mrs. -Norman
Jaques and Mrs. Warren :Brock
attended the W.I. meeting at
Elimville Hall last Wednesday
evening, when Mr. Fred Dobbs,
of Exeter, spoke for the Cancer
Society.
•Mr. and Mrs, Clifton Jaques
and children were Sundday 'visit-
ors
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Dobson, Kirkton.
Miss Fay Garrett, Toronto,
Mr. Ronald Dykeman., Waterloo,
and Mr. and Mit. Paul. Dyke -
man and Derek, of Crediton,
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Juni ))ykelnan and
fancily.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Warren Brock
attended Wesley annivetsaty tin
Sunday, and-. visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Stewart ancl.
fond }.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman 13r'ock
and spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Milne Pullen,
Whalen.
Mr. and Mts.. Lloyd Cushing',
Michael and Stephen, 'Exeter,
13etty klustoni and Orlati Schwar, -
Zentruber, of Zurich, were Wed-
nesday evening visitors witit Mr.
and Mrs,rlr
td D} keirt011 and
Tamil 1
Y
Comments AIaout
Centralua
By MRS, FRED ,l3OWpEN.
taraduation
The Wo -he -lo C.(I.I.T. group 01
Centralia met inthe personage
oil Thiirsda•
dent Gwen Lightfoot A'Ap
1 resided
over the business ess iod
n pert .
The worship. was Jed by Karen
Essery assisted by Gwen Light-
foot with Shirley Rollings as
pianist.
The group completed :the col-
ored picture map of Japan and
brought the missionary project
to a finish. A parcel for Korea
will be sent from the group.
Plans for a graduation service
were made. On Tuesday, June
24 Allison Clarke and Shirley
Rollings will graduate from
C.G.I.T. and will receive certif-
icates. At the close of the serv-
ice a reception for the girls and
their parents as well as repro•
sentatives of the W.A. and
I W.M.S. will take place in the
Sunday School room, This will
complete three years of C.Cxc3.'T.
for the Wo -he -lo girls.
Mrs. J. T. Clarke who organ.
ized the group has had the loyal
co-operation of Airs, Ray Shoe -
bottom (during the first year)
Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mrs. Jack
Essery and Mrs. Chas. Rollings,
whose daughter Shirley gradu-
ates this year from C,G,LT, and
Medway Higli, School.
Personal Items
Mr. Fred Howe left this week
by plane for England where he
will visit for a few weeks with
his sister.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Laramie were
Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Dunn of
I-Iuronclale, Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Dunn, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ridley, Elimville and Mr.
and Mrs. George Dunn.
Mrs, Thos, Willis who has been
a patient in Victoria Hospital,
London and in South Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter since last Novem-
ber was recently moved to her
home.
Mr. Bill Essery, Mr; Harold
Tripp and Mr. Bert Borland
were excavating last week in
preparation for the building of
their new homes,
Mr, Steve Molnar is holiday-
ing at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar.
Mrs. Richard Van. Farowe of
Exeter will he the guest speaker
at the W.M.S. anniversary serv-
ice in the United church on Sun-
day morning at 11 o'clock. The
boys andirls of the Mission
Band will form the choir.
Music lovers are reminded of
the recital in the United. Church
on Thursday evening under the
direction of Mrs. Kenneth Hod-
gins.
Mr. and' Mrs. Lloyd Morgan
and Marilyn, and Mr. Welling-
ton • Skinner were among those
who visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman in Burgessville on Sun-
day. The occasion was in cele-
bration of Cheryl Ann's birth-
day.
Lan deboyc a en t
A, Tweedsmuir History Work-
shop will be ,held at Beechwood
The Times.Ac vocate, Juni
19, 19$8 Pigs 17
By MRS. 4..H. PATI?N.
... during the summer and will be,
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gor-i Mrs. Clarence Carter held a
don Cunningham over the week- t party at her home when Mrs.
end were Mr. and Mrs. George-.OIhson of London demonstrated
Sttltz and son. Cameron, of Dela-i. the Stanley products with 21
ware, and Mr. and Mrs. ("glen ladies attending. Later the host -
Rowe and family of London. ess served refreshments.
Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham vis- Mr. Gordon Eaton vistied his.
ited Thursday with her sister, sister, Mrs. Annett in St. Marys
Airs. Lloyd Lynn who is improv- Memorial Jospital, Tuesday eve-
ing in St. Joseph's Hospital. ning.
Mr. J. If. Paton returned home Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil attend -
from Victoria Hospital where he :ed the funeral of Airs. Leather-
, underwent an operation. land at Auburn an Monday.
miss Mary Jane Hall of .Galt Mr• and Mrs. John Hewitt
spent the weekend with her par• hdve returned from .a visit to
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hall. I.lornepayne.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Andy Father's Day Party
Carter, Mrs. Fred Simpson and On Sunday, Father's Day, a
Mrs, Alaurice Simpson visited family party was held for Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wltliant Coa of Ward Hodgins with all the inein-
1'lolyrood who are .celebrating bers of his family attending.
their 50th wedding anniversary They were Air, and Alis. Ralph
on Tuesday but many relatives Ainslie, Mary and Donald of St.
and friends called on Sunday. Marys, Air. and Airs. Murray
fhe meeting of the Board of Hodgins, Ward and Wayne of
Management of St. James church Lucan, Mr. and Airs. Emerson
met on Thursday evening when liodgips, Robert, Laurel and
plans wore ladcl to have the !Nancy, London, Mr. and Mrs.
brick pointed and church paint- I Bruce Hodgins, Douglas, Eliza -
ed, beth of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan 1 Murray Hodgson, Karen and
and Myi'na Jane'Logan of Thorn, .Tone, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hod -
dale spent .Saturday evening gins, Laura, Patricia and Paul
with the Paton family.i and Victor Hodgins, '
Miss Dorothy Lynn of London; Women's institute
spent last week while an boll- Plans were made at the June
days at her bone here. ss: meeting of Clandeboye Women's
Pauline Lynn of London is spend- Institute held at the home of
ing this week on holidays also Airs. Gordon Eaton to have a
ather hone here. pcollection during the sum -
chapel the, is progressing very well Reports of the district annual
with Mr. Cecil Lewis laying Odic held at Ivan United church were
cement blocks. given by Mrs. Andy Carter and
Airs. Norman Hardy. Mrs. Ern-
est Lewis reported on the recent
Guelph conference which she
.attended as district director.
Warn Of Rabies
In Wild Animals
According to Ontario Veteri-
nary College authorities, rabies,
a virus disease that may -infect
all warm blooded animals, is
known to be infecting and killing
foxes, wolves, and other forms
of wildlife in Ontario. The dis-
ease began in the arctic about
1947 and has since spread south-
ward and eastward by means of HAM & STRAWBERRY Supper
foxes and other wild
animals. -Tuesday, June 24, 5:30 p.m.,
COMING EVENTS
BARN DANCE - Silver Star
Ranch Barn Dance at Jim Grif-
fin's new barn, 5 miles north of
St. Marys or i.2 mile east of
Motherwell. Dancing every Fri-
day 10 to 1. Alternating orches-
tras, Melody Ranch Boys and
Andy Linders orchestra. Stfc
Families who are planning a Trivitt 'Memorial Church; adults
$1.00, children 650.. 12:19c ,
holiday in northern Ontario
should have their cats or dogs
vaccinated for rabies at least
30 days before entering the va-
cation areas. All dogs entering
United States must be vaccinated
at least 30 days before entering
that country. A certificate of
vaccination signed by a veteri-
narian must be available to
American authorities at the time
of border crossing.
11 is not unusual for foxes or
other wild' animals infected with
rabies to• closely approach in-
habited areas where they may
attack people, pets, or farm live-
stock. Care should be taken to
avoid any wild animal that is
acting in a peculiar manner -
such animals may even appear
tame and friendly. Any dead
animals that are found in the
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rov, Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs. Bob Pryde
•
9:00 a.m.-Sunday School
10:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
Sermon Subject: "The Parable
Of The Prodigal Son"
Nursery for children up to six
years.
Sunday School Picnic in the park
on Wednescla.y afternoon, June
25.
BAYFIELD
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
9:45 a.m.-Bible School
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
Subject: "Exhortation In View
Of Special Privileges"
7:30 p.m. -Evening Service
Subject: "Peace - True and
False"
Wednesday, 8 p.m, -Bible Study
and Prayer Service
All Are Welcome
MAIN STREET
The United Church
Of Canada
Minister: Rev. Mix. Rapson
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
10:00 a.m.-The Church School
11:15 a.m.-The Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper
Let Us 'Keep The Feast
Nursery Class tip to three years'
in the Primary Department.I
Beginners, ages 4.6, will with-
draw during the. second 'hymn.
Worship As A Family In
The Family Church.
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASHWOOD
Rev. W. F. Krol, Minister'
Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist
Sunday, June 22
10:00 a.m.- Thenie: "Honour-
able"
11:05 a.m.-Sunday School
/ION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Rev, 1<. L. Zorn, Phone 65
10,00 a.lm.--Siniday School
11,O0 a.lti.- Sei�Vlr. e
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH'
r XErEk
n
Teitch Me Thy troth ti LorJ'
10:30 a.m.-Sunday Seltool
11:30 A.M.-Worship
t 4atbtt Stedtiley Ssudatl,. 'Estiftr
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School
11:00 arm. -Worship Service
7:30 p.m, -Evangelistic Service
Wednesday, 8 p.m. -Bible Study
and Prayer
Friday - Christ Ambassador
service in Huron County Home
come; for all things are
now ready." -St. Luke 14:1713
Pastor: Evang. L. Winn -Butler
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H..1. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C,M.
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
Guest M d'ni s t e r: Mr. Keith
Snell of South Buxton 'United
Church.
Sermon . Subject: "Christ Our
Ildpe"
The. men's choir will sing two
anthems.
A Waren Welcome
Is Extended To All
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
CREDITON
Rev, Glen R. Strome, Minister
10:00 a,m.-Woriship
"Move Or 13e Moved"
Reception of Members
. Holy Communion
11.:15 a.m.-Church School
2:15 p.nn,-Cetnetery Decoration
Service
Monday- Youth Fellowship
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p.m. -Worship and Sermon
1'The Resurrection Of The
Body"
3:3d
p m.-Snda5SrSchool
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Camerons, Organist
Sunday, ,lune 22
8:30 a,nm.-iloly Communion
10:00 a,in.---Sunday 5ehont
11;00 a,nn.-Morning Prayer
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rov. G. J, Spykman, Blenheim,
Minister
0:45 a.ni.... Mortising Warship
Reading Service (T)atclt)
2,1,ir
p,ni.-a'Afte1•t'snnrt Wiirshili
`l erilar-d l,ijistra, Bxeter
3B1tglisii)
3:0 p.m. -Sunday Sehoo1
HAM & STRAWBERRY Supper
- In Cromarty Presbyterian
Church, Friday, June 20, 6 to
8:30 p.m. Admission $1.25; child-
ren 50e. 12:19c
MID -NIGHT DANCE in Lucan
Arena,Sunday, June29, at 12:05.
Admission 31.00 - advance 75&
Music by Derek Knight and his
Orchestra, direct from Summer
Garden s, •Port Dover. Derek
Knight brings to Canada a world
of musical knowledge, having
played two years with famous
English bandleader, Ted Heath
-also Denny Vaughan, Cyril
Stapleton of the B.B.C. 12:19:26c
SHARE - THE - WEALTH Bingo,
Legion Hall, Hensall, Saturday,
June 21, 9 p.m., 14 regular
games. Jackpot $50 in 52 calls.,
Sponsored by Hensall Legion 1
Branch 468. 19c
Mollard
Reunion
will be held in
Swim Park
3 miles south of
Grand Bend on No. 21
June 28
12:30 p.m, D,S.T.
Reception
and
DANCE
MR. AND MRS.
HUGH RUNDLi
Fri., June 20
EXETER LEGION HALL
Everyone Welcome
Aldon
Theatre
Grand Bend
FRIDAY& SATURDAY
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June 20 and 21
"STOP OVER TOKYO"
* Robert Wagner
* Joan Collins
TUESDAY 8. WEDNESDAY
June 24 and 2S
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"DECISION AT SONDQ'i
* Randolph` Scott
* Vadei•ie Frenoh
"LINT~ °U P"
* Eli Wa lac
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* Robert Keith
Orta Syyh,oywq 11,2IS�+t+,ti, Nttjht
8:30 td,S,1.
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attended by the historical le-
' search convener, Mrs, Repert
t
Williams.
A letter from the extension
branch of Home Economics ad.
vised of the taxa -.day training
school for senior W.I. members
on Sew torave dollars and
make sense."
The draw for the hostess prize
was won by Mrs. Albert Rosser.
The roll call, "A gem of thought
my mother taught" was an-
swered by 16 members.
Hostesses were Mrs. •Maurice
Simpson, Mrs. Arnold Blake and
Mrs, Sandy McNaughton.
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Casino
Grand Bend
Dancing
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Lionel Thornton
and his
Casa Royal Orchestra
BARN
DANCE
Fri., June 20
Bernard Bonn's
Barn
I/2 Mile South of Lucan
on No. 4 Highway
Admission 75
Old Time Music
Everyone Welcome
TAG
DAY
Saturday, June 21
Proceeds To Send The
Exeter District Junior Band
to the
WATERLOO BAND
FESTIVAL
on June 28
Ad Sponsored by the James
Street A.O.T.S, Men's Club
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THIJRSPAY .4 FRIDAY
Juno 19 and 2e t
"THE PAJAMA 4i AME
(Colour)
* Doris Pay
* John Raitt
TWO CARTOONS
SATURDAY & MONDAY "
June 21 and 23
"BOMBERS B-52"
(Colour, Cinemaseope)
* Kart t
Malden
* Natalie Wood
TWO CARTOONS
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ,
June 24 and 25
"THE .BURNING HILLS"
(Colour, Cinennascope)
* Tab Hunter
* Natalie Wood
TWO CARTOONS
Starlife -
Drive -In Theatre
8.5 Miles West of No. 4 Highway
on Crediton Road
5 Miles East of Grand Bend
THURSDAY & FRIDAY `j
June 19 and 20 Ij
"GUN FOR A COWARD";
* Fred MacMurray 4
* Jeff Hunter
SATURDAY & MONDAY
June 21 and. 23
"FOR WHOM' THE
BELL TOLLS"
* Ingrid Bergman
* Gary Cooper
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY .1
June 24 and 25
"YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY
FROM iT"
* June Allyson
* Jack Lammon
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
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DECORATION DAY
Sunday, June 22 - 2:30 p.m.
GRAND BEND CEMETERY
Dashwood Band - Special Guest Speaker
EVERYONE WELCOME
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50th Anniversary
Holy Trinity (Anglican) Church
LUCAN
SPECIAL SERVICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 22: 8:00 a.m.-Holy Communion; 11:00 a.m.
-Procession and service based on original eel'emony
of June 24, 1908, Rev, L. C. Harrison, Dorchester, guest
speaker,
SUNDAY, JUNE 29: 11:00a.m.-.Holy Communion, All for-
mer choir members invited to assist. Welcome and
luncheon for everyone in the basement following service.
7:30 p.m. -Two -choir Choral Evensong.
TUESDAY, JUNE 24: Strawberry Social and program, S to
8 p.m. Adults 51.25, children under 12, 75i, pre-school
children free,
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Exeter Boy Scouts .
Paper
Saturday, daJune 21
ROLLED PAPER ONLY
Proceeds
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