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Items of Social and Personal Interest In and Around Exeter
'The Exeter T111104.Advoote is always pleased to publish these: Items,
we and our readers arq interested in you and your 'friend!). Phone 770.
WW1 tho former's brother, Air, law, Air. and Mrs. William Hot. -
Air. arid' Mrs. Edgar horney ;I:y71o, spent MondaY with the
of Ridgeway visited on Friday latlei"s sister and brother -in -
and Airs. William horney.
Mr. L. W. Steeves of ForF Mrs. Rem, IL 1ms:id] and
1 Churchill, gen. was a visitor at Patricia MUNI have returned
the halite nf Mr. William Haigh from visiting in Galt.
'for a few days last week. ; Mr. and Airs. William Homey
I Mr. and Airs james For t 'nem i 1 b • M• •
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d twitter of•Mr. and Mrs. Herry
re Vries, who, had been a .patient
LU Victoria: hospital, returned
home on litecineSdaY-
Mr. And Mrs. Thom -as Acton
of L. Thomas spent ,the weekend
with Mrs. Willis Powell,
Mr. .and Mrs, Donald
Air. And Airs, L. L. Wells And
Muriel holidayed In Montreal,
Ottawa, Niagara Falls and other
centres daring the past week.
ocket" Wells spent the week
Utith friends in Zurich,
. g ;son, pan y 1. and Mts.
1William Cretliton, visited:
„.)n Sunday with mr, and Mrs.
Duncan Drummond, Ailsa Craig.
DANC
Friday'
Sept. 26
Exeter
Arena
Silver Bar Ranch Gang
Stars of CKCO TV, KITCHENER, CHANNEL 13
Now and old.Tyme Mu5ie
Admission 750 Dancing 10 to 1
K1RKTON
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Thursday
& Friday
Sept.
25,4 26
Monster 4-H Show
Nev Livestock Showmanship .Competition for- 4-1-1
Club Members in Perth, Huron, Middlesex, Oxford
and aVjoining counties—A $50 trophy will be pre-
sented to winner, along .with replica donated by Dr.
Amos and Dr. Schaefer.
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Three 441 Club Contests—Beef, Dairy and Vegetable.
Parade
Led by North Easthope Pipe Band and School
Children and Palomino Horses
New Cattle Barn
Show cattle will all be under cover in the New Pole
Barn lust erected at a cost of over $800.
Rides For Children
Admission: 50f ' Cars 250 PS Children Free
Wellington Brock, Pres. Alex F. Crago, Sec.-Treas.
Friday Night Dance
Aberdeen Hall Harburn's Orchestra
Everyone Welcome Admission 750
•,s; Mrs. Lorne ,Johnston, Welling-
, ton Street, won a deluxe portable
i Smith.Corona typewriter at the
1 Western Fair last . week from
Allan Johnston typewriters.
Miss carol Fletcher has en
rolled at the Victoria hospital
School nf Nursing. Iter mother.
Mrs. M. C. Fletcher, attended
the tea in Gartshore nurses'
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. TEACHES DANCE—Miss Liliane
Marleau Graham, of the Erring -
ten Academy of Ballet, will open
a dance studio th I,ucan 'this.
month. :Courses will include Hol-
lywood tap, ballet, social dancing •
and :baton twirling for major -
residence no Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Grant and
Mr. and Airs. I. Bertelson, of
St. Thomas; Air. and Mrs. john
AfeElrea and Sharon, of Kirkton,
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Wes Ryekman and family.
Mrs. Russell Frayae. Brant-
ford, spent a couple of days hist
week with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
, .
Mrs. Hazel Aitken, Mrs, Anna
Westlake, Wyoming; Mrs. Ethel
Bawman, Mt. Clemens, Mich.:
Airs. Laura Willert, Mrs. Broder-"
ick and Mr. Jack Leyden. of Sar-
nia, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Passmore.
Mr. and Airs. •Keo •Ottovell
and boys spent the weekend with
the formei"s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, P. J. Ottewell, of Wiarton,
and on Saturday .attended the
Steacy-Carr wedding in Owen
Sound.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey. 1-lill and.
Me. and Mrs. Roy Dyclonan, of
London, isited on Sunday with
.A1r. and. Mrs. Bert Bissett.
• Miss Mary Pybus of Edmon-
ton. Alta„ is visiting with Mrs,
Wifliai Pybus.
Music Teacher,
Ira Carling Dies
Ira 1. Carling, Frances St,
Lucan, died suddenly from a
heart attack at work at the De-
partment of Veterans' Affairs,
London. on Monday, September
15 In his 6 year.
Mr. Carling taught: a large
class in banjo and guitar music
and had a studio in Lucan.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Helen Rodger; one son,
• Earl at home and two daughters
(Aallet) Mrs. Elmer Walpole,
Kincardine, and Muriel at home;
two sisters, Alis, Graham Wood.
house, Springfield, Ohio, and
Mrs. Gertrude Smith, Haskell,
New Jersey and five grand-
children.
The funeral eerviee will be
conducted by Rev. E. j. Roul-
stan from the C. Baskett and
'Son funeral home, Lucan, today
(Thursday) September 18 at 2
p.n.•Interment will be in Wood-
land cemetery, London,
Lyric
Theatre
THURS., FRI, & SAT.
September 18, 19 and 20
"THE YOUNG LIONS"
* Marlon Brando
* Montgorndry Clift
(Al) ULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Due to the length of this fea-
ture there will be one show each'
night at 8;00 p.m,
SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY
AT 2:00 P.M,
"PONY SOLDIER"
COMING. ALL WEEK
September 22 to 27
"THE LIGHT IN THE
FOREST"
* Feas Perker
* Joanne Dru
Here It Comes Again!
Exeter Kinsmen Club Prosonts Its Fourth
Annual Harvest
Harvest
Queen
Contest
See the Choosing
and crowning of
the district's
Fourth Harvest
Queen
Square
Dance
Contest
Porro 80t ;Mid
enter this
tonipotition
thd filincisorne
:gin Trophy,
11/ I 114 (lit 4471//
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Friday, c.t. 3 .
Exeter Arena
DANCING FROM 9:30 T�4:09`
.61/2 HOURS OP FUN AND FROLIC
TWO BANDS
Kool ow. Valley Boys
.Ookt Evening!
Admission: Men -$.1.0Ct
'Adios 16g
Zurich
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Fortier
of Detroitenjoyed their sum.:
from
city and have spent several
days in St. Joseph. From there,
they left with Mr, and Mrs.
Anthony Laporte on a trip to
visit relatives in the northern •
part of this province. Before re,
turning they meet to motor to
Quebec and other cities. •TheY
expect to he away for a .couple
of weeks. •
Miss Robin Smith, of Exeter, •
(9)ent. thed. weekenwith het
friend, Miss janet Gascho.
Mr. and Mrs. All: rt Hess are .
spending a few days in the
1 northern country, on vacation.
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Mr. and Airs. Creeeh •of AVind- was a visitor at the home ef i
Mir moved their household of. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz and
fetes into the apartment owned dangther. Mar -F Louise. Miss 1 •
by yratleisf wpm; abtlye the Mary Luise Fritz aceompanied
dairy, her to, Toronto. where :bath girls
M' .,,,, It; hei (; al) et reitirittA • enrolled At Toronto Toa'her
home of her sister at Toronto. Mrh. Thomas Aleyer spent a
rich visited relatives in Ailsa
!c,:r•Aiit;;,. anti Mrs. Samuel, ,Gtage. few: days at
vlaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
the home of her
Airs. lieg. liodgsenKnA°1,rn.1 -arlinI-1'°ArtitY's.'°i'll'n.hit'llineil'ison and
anAtiirda-11711iter. Xathleen. 1Vater- son of near London spent the
too:. spent the weekend at the weekend at the home :of their
hnine of their relatives, Mr. and • parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Mrs. Urban Pfile and also called :Bullock,
on Air. and Mrs. Oscar Greta, Rev. and Mrs. Heunrieli of
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Miss Era Steekle of Wadi -ins. Brantford. were visitors at the
tem was a visitor at the him` home of their daughter, Mr. .and
,n1Lili1tilr spraext'elts., Mr. and Airs. Mrs. FAA Haberer Jr.
Mrs. James Trovethick and
'nether, Mrs. Moss of BrinsleY, • TOWN TOPICS
pupil en relatives and friende; mrs„ Richard pbilips, whn has
Iasi week,
Mr. and Airs. jack Hanan. neer and ,,Nit.,,s -Alas winner re,
Mr. and Airs. dimwit Norman,: turns lo her 11.0MP na Friday
MrS. Kate and Miss Laura Pat- ;qr. Philips who has spent
CN M'VtS to return
the
tison, all of Wingham, were veet,
tars at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .
past Iwo months in England,
Ile — ' •
after spending a :holiday at 'he C'alicf.',*
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been visiting with Airs.
Mr. and, Mrs. John Feachey. of .N1r.s.INA.. A. trieson, lioehester..
Sarasota, Flohda thridal couplet ; kam nay. -
visiting with Mrs. Wil -i
vete guest& at the home of Mr..
,
and Mrs. Neil Gingerieli and ' I
aan4roi fti;iseintreisrl. with other relatives' COMING EVENTS- !
-Ir. Henry 1.1...... 1.1 spent a ,
few days in London visiting0
with his ehildren. ies of Ontario fall meeting,:
WOMEN'S HOSPITAL Auxihar-f
was a guest at the home of her ..
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Chris ,
Airs. Edith Lewis of Stratfordl
' Region No. 2, Clinton Public,
Hospital nurses' residence. AVM..
nesday. September 24. Cars will
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mks Elaine Hughill aged in to &Iced,
leave South Huron Hospital at
pita' *last I'M ,k for an appendix i
'leis:.
years was taken to Clinton Hos.:
'12.45 p.m. Al] members welcome,
operation with Dr. Oaks in at. .13ROV(NlES will begin on Wed.i
I entlance She is progressing' nesday. September 24 for 1stl
favorahly.
,pack at 4.30; Thursday, Septem-
Mr. and Mrs. La wrenee Bris. her 25_ f,", , 2'";,I „....p„a,,c,,k,' ua,tii 4.30.A1,
son and family, of 51 Thomas , feelings ile'r"b "`"'" ""'" '''''
in Zurich. or 8.11 are welcome.
children interested between ages'
18'':
spent the weekend with relatives ,
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p,m.—Afternoon Worship
Rev. Wallace Stoepker, Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
(English)
THAMES ROAD
1 MENNONITE CHURCH
EXETER
"Teach Me Thy Truth Q Lord"
10:30 a.m.—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Worship
i Pastor: Stanley Saucier, Exeter
3:30 pan.—Sunday School I
8;00 p.m.—Temple Time, ciimL!
Hamilton: 1
Saturday Afternoon—Youth Pic-
nic of neighbouring churches,
Brand Farm.
MAIN STREET '
Thei United Church
of Canada
Minister: Rev, Alex. Rapson
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
10:00 a.m.—The Church School
11:15 a.m.—Service of Worship
Nursery provided in the Prim,
ary Rooms. Beginners, ages
4-5, will retire during the
second hymn.
Come And Worship With Us
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
'.ev. Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, September 21, 1958
70TH ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES
8:3a a.m.—Holy Communion
10:00 eat .—Sunday.Sebool
11:00 a.m,—Morning, Prayer
7;00 p.m.—Choral Evensong
ZION CHURCH
Evangelial United' Brethren
OREDITON
10:30 a.m.— Rally Day Service
by the Sunday School
Speaker: Mr. Lloyd Morgan
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Rev. K. L. Zorn, Phone 65
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
10:00 a.m.—Service
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrerice Wein, A.W.C.M
Rally Day Service
10:45 a.m.—Sunday School pupils
will gather in their classrooms
and proceed together to the
church service.
11:00 a.m.—Atoning Worship
Sunday School Rally Day &r -
vie
Anthem by the senior chair.
Duet. by Marilyn and Katlinn
Hicks
A Warni Welcome
Is Extended To All
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PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
11;48 •a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 it.01.—Worship Service
7:30 p.m.—E,vangelistir Service
Wed., 8 pan,—Prayer Service
8 p.m.—Christ Ambassa-
dor's
Hearty Welcome To All
te Believe on the Lnrri
Jesus ("twist and thou shalt be
saved, and thy house."
—Acts 16;31
Pester: Evelio, L. Winti.tutler
BAYPIELp
BAPTIST CITURCE4
Iltisfee Noe ttocionfism
D:45 Scjioot
rt:nn Lin, .— Morning Worship
Serviet
7:30 p.m.—FA/ening Service
WM., 8 o.M.—Bible Study And
Prver Servive
A. Warm Welcome 'to All
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
0;15 a02.—Morning Worship
(Dutch I
Bev, W. Vande Kolk, Ingersoll
2:15 p.m.—Afternoon Worship
(English)
Rey. W. Vande Kolk, Ingersoll
3:30 p.m.—Sunday School
Friday, Sept. 26. 8 p.m.—Ordina-
tion of Mr. Arie G. Van Eek.
our pastor -to -he, in his dignity
as minister of our church by
Rev. G. J. Iloytema, Clinton,
and other ministers.
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASHWOOD
Rev. W. F. Krotz, Minister
:Ars. Ken McCrae, Organist
Sunday, September 21
It00 a.m.—"Sacrificerl Service"
1105 a.m.—Sunday School
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B,A.,
Minister
Organist: Mrs. Bob Pryde
10:00 a.M.—Rall Day for Sunday
School and Congregation
A number ot Sunday School.
scholars, will assist in the t,•;-':••,
service.
The Sunday School will meet
in the Sunday School room at,
9:45 a.m.
Nursery for children up Lo six
years,
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BAZAAR & TEA—Saturday,
%feather 1, Main Street Church•
W.A.. 18e
• WATCH FOR. further announce -
137 0111, of the Hospital Auxiliary
rummage sale to be held. nn
Saturday, Oetnher 4. 18e
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St*rlite
rive -In Theatre
8.5 Miles West of Na. 4 Highway
on Crediton Road
5 Miles East of Grand Bend
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Sepember 19 and 20
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
"THE GIANT CLAW"
* Jeff Morrow
* Mara Corday
"THE NIGHT THE WORLD
EXPLQDEr"
* Kathryn Grant
* William Leslie
MITCHELL FALL
TIMDAY & WEOKSPAY
September 23 & 24
HORSE RACES
2.22 and 2.28 Classes
$6,,OC) In Prizes
"The Biggest Little Fair In Ontario" '
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Saturday and Monday
Sept:ember 20 & 22
4,
FEATURE ATTRACTIONS
II-5-taer Wret/in.
Zurich Arena — Saturday Night
Horse Shw
Zurich Arena — Monday Night
MONSTER PARADE
Starts I. p.m. Monday, led by Dashwood Sand
School Children — Business Commercial Floats
.LIVESTOCK SHOW
:See Top Cattle, Hogs, Shecp and Poultry
PETER MARCH !iDYVAY
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Games and Rides for Young. and Old
MONDAY 141`11
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10 to 1.30 Desjardine's Orchestra
See The Best Fair Ever Held In Zurich
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Bluewater
Danceland
Special!
THIS FRIDAY ONLY
(September 19)
10
Silver Dollars
Will De Given Away For
SPOT DANCES
Bring the nano and pin In
the full with
DESJARDINE'S
ORCHPSTRA
Modern, Kock 'n Rolt
Square Dancing
AdiniSsien 75r
BLUEWATER
DAN CELAND
fl Miles N6tJ �Orand Bea
Dancing 10 p.fl1 f 1:30 Eidilr.
E" 5 II
Unite* Church
DR. MANNING POTTS
Sept. 22
8:30 p.m.
Under The Men's Council Of The Huron Presbytery United Church
Featuring The Outstanding. Speaker
r. Manning Potts
Editor Of The Upper Room"
"The Upper •Room", a bimonthly devotional publication, has a circulation
of Over three million copies and is printed in 29 languages. Dr. Polts,
who lives hi Nashville, Tenn.,
has travelled extensively in South America,
Europe, the Middle East andthe Far East,
Belgrave Roily Tues, Sept, 23
Those who art unablo to attend the Hentall rally wokeme
o bal'arosont al the second t'all' in Relgrave Community Conivo ,
Everyone Invited • Men, Women & Youth •
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