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BIRTHS— !ANGAGEMENTS,.
I CARDS OF THANKS— y MRS. KEN 14c1(.01,1,4R
BARKER—Mr. and Mrs- jame$ The engagement IS announced Mrs. J. W. Johnston and family •••:'•••••; ,,, . •:•••':; ....................... ...
Barker, nee Davis. Saintsbury, of Marilyn Jean Ryan, daughter ' wish to express their sincere ap- yps
are proud to announce the of Mr Joseph Ryan, of parls.! preciation for the lovely floral ,
birth a their daughter at Vic. hill, and the, less Airs, Byes, I tributes, messages of sympathy I YPS met for their (llosing
toria Hospital, London, lllay 23 to Vincent Thomas Thompson, I and other kindnesses extended to meeting of the season on Sunday
a, sister for Joan and Gery i son of Mr. and Mrs. William ' diem chsring the bereavement of evening in
the school room of.
Mrs. Johnston's daughter, ,Mrs
IL K. Hyndrnan. '.2Pc lesson.
2 I Presided, a d r ad the Scripture
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n e
Members of the Case family : Rev. S. Kerr had charge of the
from 'Toronto wish to express Bible study •
their heartfelt thanks for thd e
Marian Ritchie 44dliasY
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in Our Lady of MountCarmel
Thompson, of .Ailsa Craig. The
DATEMA Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
Datema, 1 Hensall, an
wedding will take place on Sat -
RR .
nounce the birth of a daughter, tirdaY. June 20, 1359, at 10 a.m.
:
'
Anita julia, at South Httron
H -t • Ghureh, Mount Carmel, Ontario.
Miss
theAlioe Sorsdahl
Margerita, Mathilcla and Ralph.! 28c many acts of kindness extende,
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and $. Clarence Verity to them, by friends and relatives :
' The Marian Ritchie Evening ,
Mr. Mr •
GAISER — Mel and Mary Fran '
Gaer, RR 2 Dashwood, wish 1 g e recentsa bereave. A, uxiliarY. held their_ May..in.eet- I
Pickard of Exeter, Ontario, take duel th cl h
to announce the arrival of ' pleasure in announcing the ....- H d H, miner, staffs, with Mrs. Miller;
K. ing at the home Of Ms. Joan
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ss ment of their aunt, Mrs,
their d ght K II CI 1 tt
au er, e y ler o e, , gagement of their elder daugh. Yn man.
d presiding.
ter,Marguerite Jeanne, to. Mr. To all the kind friends an
at St, Joseph's Hospital, May! vss: The Scripture lesson was read !
Curt Puls, of Hamilton, neighbours who contributed to
I:1—a sister for Joanne and I — by Airs. Miller. Seventeen mem-
John. Ontario, son of Mr. and Mrs, the very lovel,y hest of silver
, Curt Pills, of Hamburg, Ger- Presented to us, we thank you I bers answered the roll call.
HAM:WORTH — Mr. and Mrs. many: the marriage, to take very much. Also many thanks to The topic was given by Mrs.
John W. Handforth, Grand : place on Saturday, July 4, 1959, all those who helped us rebuild S. McCurdy, entitled "Whit •
,
tend, aimourice the birth of a ' at 12 noon, in J ames Street our house, — Sincerely, Fergus
Sunday" and Mrs. Calder Mc -1
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daughter, Betty Ann, at South United Church. ETurnbull. Kaihad charge of the study
Ontario. and Hilda 8';'
Huron Hospital, May 22, ,
RODGERT — Ross and Kathleen: • friends, relatives and neighbours .
book.
28c We wish to thank our many.
Personal: items
Hod ert (ne Ma ) RR 1 CARDS OF THANKS -- for flowers, cards and visits 1 Weekend visitors with Miss
Woodham, announce the birth I GM
received while was a patient • Olive Speare were Mr. and Mrs
. wish to express my sincere at St. Joseph's Hospital ,London,1 R, .Speare, r, LloydTushing
of a daughter, Diane Florence, thanks to relatives friends andand
neighbors forletters, cards, —John Rader. 28c
, while convalescing at home, ham, Mrs, Frank Speare, Bever-
ly and Barry, all or Toronto, and
at South Huron Hospital, May
21, flowers and treats; also to those I wish to express my ap Pr e ci a-
tMrs. E. McDonald, of Mitchell.
eter, announce the birth of a,' in Seaforth Hospital. Special
s an"cltMr. Clive McDonald and family,:
JOKY --Don and ne sery, Ex.' who visited rne while a patient
tion and thanks to all whoe
me cards, flowers, letter 3 " Mitchell, were Sunday visitors!
daughter at South Huron Hos- thanks to Dr. Gorwill and nurs- who visited me while I 'was a with Miss Speare. ,
pital, May 26, i ing staff; also to those who re- patient in South Huron Hospital. , Mr. Frank Stagg is a patient i0!
membered my family, — Mrs.
KESTLE — Mr. and Mrs. David Archie Parsons. 28c
Special thanks o Dr, Fletcher Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea-
Kestle. Clandeboye, wish to an- and nursing staff, — Mrs. •Ella forth, .having undergone surgery !
ter, Jennie, at St. Joseph's our relatives, friends and neigh- We wish to extend our sincere ' A plastic demonstration was
Hospital, London, May 23 — a bours who kindly remembered thanks and• appreciation to the held at thehome of Mrs. Mervin
Dow on Wednesday evening,
:
sister for Helen, Sharon, Tom- Roy in so many ways during his many relatives, 1 r i e n d s and
my and Nancy. Miss Polly Dalrymple returned
long illness. Sincere thanks and neighbours for the beautiful flor-
sge on Thursday.
nounce the birth of a daugh- We wish to express thanks to Murch,
GINGERICH — Mr. and Mrs. ' appreciation for the many acts
Wallace Gingerich, RR 2 Zur- okindness,beautiful floral tri.
d messages of sympathy
ich, announce the birth of a butes an
I
during our recent sad bereave -
daughter, Dawn Darlene, atsil
:
„ent. Special thanks to Rev. S.
South Huron Hospital, May 21.
Kerr, Rev, G. Vais, Dr, J. God-
SNTDER—Mr. and Mrs, 'Vernon dard, the staff of South Huron
Snyder, Dashwood, announce Hospital, the pallbearers, Bon -
the birth of a son at South : thron Funeral. Home and all who
Huron Hospital, May 22. : assisted in any way.—Mrs. Roy
wARBURTON—Hill and Dorothy . Bell and family, 28*
Warburton are delighted to an-; We would like to thank
all
nounce the birth of a daugh.those that have so kindly sent
ter, Mary Louise, at South cards and letters to Karl since
Huron Hospital, May 25 — a "ming from the hospital at
sister for Billy and Susan, Tillsonburg. Also very special
thanks for the prayers and get-
ANNOUNCEMENTS-- well wishes. — Mr .and Mrs,
John Zuzmich Trarl and Harold
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting, Jo
wedding anniversary by holding We wish to express our sincere
"Open House" at the home of thanks to relatives and friends
their daughter, Mrs. Harold Cob- who visited, sent cards, flowers
leigh, Concession 15, of London and treats to Marion while a pa
Township. one-half mile west of , tient in St. Joseph's I-Iospital and
No. 4 Highway, on Saturday,: since returning home. Special
June 6, 1959. They will be thanks to Dr. Ecker, Dr. Allen,
pleased to receive their relatives; Dr. Schram, all the nurses and
and friends from 7:30 to 10 in: to all who helped in any way at
the evening, home. — Marion and Harold
28c . Clarke. 28*
.
Lucan, will celebrate their golden Brownsville, Ont284
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al tributes, cards and expres-
sions of sympathy extended to Still we have so many memories
us during the sudden passing of Of the one we loved so much.'
our husband and father. Special Her memory is our keepsake,
thanks to Rev, T. J, Pitt, the With which we'll never part; I
organist and quartet, Bonthron God has her in His keeping,
Fun e r al Home, pallbearers, We have her in our hearts,
flower bearers and those who —Lovingly remembered by the
assisted in any way during our
sad bereavement. — Mrs. Minnie
Hayter and _family. 28o,
IN MEMORIAM—
ATKINSON — In loving memory
of our dear mother, Jane At-
kinson, who passed away May
27, 1957.
Though her smile is gone for-
ever,
And her hand we cannot touch,
family. 23c
WILLERT —1n loving memory
of Harry Willert, who passed
away one year ago, May 28,
1958.
Gons from us but leaving mem
ories
Death can never take away,
Memories that will always linger
While upon this earth we stay.
—Ever remembered by the fam-
ily, 28s
may exceed $4100
con,Hbutions to the Exeter 1 tient or patient's familYto sup -
and district campaign for the 1 ply dressings to all who need
Canadian Cancer Society are ex- them; to visit when a friendly
petted to exceed $4.100 this 1 cell might be of some benefit
year, Chairman Ray tills an -1 (small gifts are often taken and
aounced at a unit meeting in the i simple forms of occupational
library basement Tuesday night.: therapy provided); to provide
Treasurer K. W. McLaughlin
transportation to clinics of the
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is: eltioPbo:drtti :ecltat s$3$1)t,38tia1911.8trloe ewceioitPhmt seotherit nodate
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need beyond the family's /inns,
nearly $200 had been contributed
to the Society through rnemeri- cial resources and in eases of
extreme need ether services are
am cards, available.
Mr. Mills. who IS vice-presi-
dent of the unit, presided for A. nominating committee of
Tuesday's meetingin the ab- I Airs. R. E. Pooley, Mrs. R. Van
sum of President Lloyd Ford. t Farnwe and Mrs. Arthur Rundle
Mrs, 5. G. Dunlop, chairman 1 was appointed to bring in a slate
of the women's service commit- i of officers at the next meeting in
tee, stated that members of the i September.
Fred Dobbs spoke briefly as
gLroonucloonh.
had visited the clinic at.• chairman of District No. 9 of
quest of the clinic, doctor, pa -
the Canadian. Cancer Society.
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Lee is prepared, upon the re -
home on Wednesday from Sea -
forth Hospital where she had
been a patient for several
months.
Sir. and Mrs. Harold Carey are:
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
spending a few days with their
Mrs L, E. Abbiss, of George-
town.
Mr. and :sirs.* George Wallace ,
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Wilbert Miller, Staffa,
Mrs. Stella Martin, Exeter, is
visiting with her daughter and ,
Hamilton.
:Mrs. Gerald Carey and lilss
Olive Speare spent a few days!
with friends in Toronto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Caldwell,
Bruceficld, visited on Sunday!
with Mr. and Mrs. T. Laing. I
Mr. and Mrs. Calder McKaigi
had as their guests over the!
weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
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who are on a motor trip to New-
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by Mrs. Ennan, of Winnipeg.
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