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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-07-23, Page 11Baseball hits glas,ses, Mci1IivrayI . injures Dashwood mon calls. tenders ee.Continued, from page 9 Beilder Anet Mrs. Reinhold Ke ler: eewspaper ads, Mrs. Atte Thiel and Mrs. Carl Oestreiettet Modelling hat, Airs. Ed. Nadiger blowing belloon, Mrs. Ray Fisch er; threwine softball in baske IteV, K. .1,4.4.Zorn. Several relay Were enjoyed. Several awards were given to The lady with the highest heels Airs, Gerald Mason;the ; e smalles Waistline. Mrs. K. L. Zorn youngest lade% Mrs. Aluirew An derson; largest earrings, Mrs Charles Thiel; most grandehil dren, Mrs. Henry Schilbe; long est name, Mrs. May Martene tallest lady, Mrs. Kate Weigand largest foot, Mrs. F,ben Weigand most jewellery, Mrs. Lavin Reichert; bluest eyes. Mrs. Ed Keller; shortest dress, Airs Lorne Racier - Mrs. Elgin Rader was eonvee ir of supper and Mrs. Leonard Schenk, convener of sports. Mrs. Carl Oestreicher thanked the ladies on behalf of the EUB Church and Mrs. Annie Finkbein tar on behalf of the Zurich ladies. Daubers discuss gardens The third meeting of the Gar- den Club was held June 22 at the home of Catherine and Joan Ra- der with eight girls and the lead- ers present, Discussions on progress in the garden, thinning, weed control, Mods and disease, staking to- matoes were held, Preparing and eooking vege- tables were. discussed as Well as flower arrangements, cutting and arranging -flowers, flower con- tainers and holders, The leaders gave a demonstra- tion on arranging flowers i.n a vase and each girl arranged her own, Musk exa m inations ;of Lambe, and Mr. and Mrs. j. Elmer Rader .and family were e, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. e :Elgin Rader and boys. Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Catt and •: son, .taf Edmonton. Alta., are va- t,' rationing with Mrs. Philip Fes-. s sold. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wolfe t • and family. of Montreal. vaca- . Honed last week with Mrs. Wes , t: Wolfe and other relatives. ; Mr. and Mrs. Alorrison .Sillers. • of Moose Jaw. Sask., and Mr. • and Mrs. Alvin Sillery and Peter • of Seaforth, spent Monday eve- -'ning with Mrs. -Wes Wolfe. • ; Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Ren, ; yea and family, of Pontiac. :Mieh., who are camp.ing in the , a Pinery, are frequent lesitnrs with • Rev. and Mrs, J, W. Gillings at • the parsonage. Air, and -Mrs. Angus Sims and: - Mrs. Louisa Schaeffer, of Kitch- ener, were weekend visitors with Mrs. 'Susan. Merner. Mr. and Mrs, -Carl Bask. Mrs.: . Jack Reschke. Mrs. H.elen Petrel - and two children, Mr. and Mrs.: Bob Reschke and friends, all of . •,, Detroit, spent the weekend with • • Mr. and Mrs. Addison Tiernan. 1 Visitors over the weekend with. s Mrs. Lucinda AlcIsaar were Mr. • • Miss Idella Gabel, A.R.C.T., announces the results of her pu- pils who recently tried music ex- aminations of the Royal Conserv- atory of Toronto at"London: Grade 6, Margaret Hotson, honors. Oracle five, Ruthanne Rader, honors. Oracle 4, Roy leteAdams, lion- er. Grade 3. Lynda Rader and Mary Ann Hayter, both honors. Grade 2, theory, Margaret Bea- son, first class honors. Baby baptized Bertha Jayne, infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hayter, was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church, Sunday, July 12, by Pastor K. L. Zorn. Miss Barbara Beavis and Mr. .Ronald Merrier, ' cousins of the baby, were spon- sors. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stelck.: of Bradford. vacationed with Mr.: and Mrs. Ed Stelck. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Burke, of /3rampton, spent the weekend f with Mr, Milton Haugh. Mr. and eire. Jim Poland and family, of Campbellford, vaca-: Honed for several days with Mrs,: Cora Geiser. Mr. Herb Geiser, of Dearborn,' Mich., is vacationing with his brother, Chester Geiser. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and family, of Waterloo, Mr. and, Mrs, Wendell Gamble and family ' Town Topics Honor bride McGillivray round! is calling ISOM ,rtf S0001. oncl Personol Intorost,In, &nd Around Ex tenders for •construction of the • Tee Exeter Timee•Advotate is alwaYs ploaeed to publish thass 1 Revington munietpal draim fol -1 we end our reethire ere inter:eared in you and yaw triends. phone at Crediton By MRS, M. PAM' tem.; Atrs. Cliff KenneY and (laugh- . ter Doreen and Mrs. Douglas 770 lowing acceptance of the engie neer's report at a recent lown-;•.: : , e „: • . e :,, I ship ineeting. • Airs. Charles Lee. of Brighton! Airs. James, Lindsay (Lil) and „r visited .on Tuesday with Mrs., Miss Beatrice liodgert, Vanctre- °°"ett approved Payment '''• Law Johnston and attended: ver attended the Hodgert re - $2.290. to Kelly Robinson for •the the mare leasone.es picnic, ' intim), Stratford last Wednesday tile portion of the Loekhart drain.:. A 1 airs. Susan wetter of Preston .and are. visiting friends and re - Voucher payments included is visiting At the borne or Mrs. Jastives °II 'a -Th°t°r tour' fox bounties to Ted Itotson,1•1' -1-4N-t-nn and nth" relatives Mr. aid Mrs' J. Z. Maine/. Harmon Morton; sheep damage; Alr. and Mrs, J. J. KYdd, Eee- Russell Blake, John Hotson and and friends in the community, :13anydunsivsaltuallya&eetrurs.npeedneifinrogma Nev,' few of $18 to Ronald Turner; relief,. ter, and Mr. and Mrs. jr A, days with the former's parents, $2.5; roof for hall, $104.18; road Moffatt and family of London Pd faintlY at Riehilmel0 vil• inspection fees of $14 to Duncan . returned home on Saturday af- , tage- Drummond and $7.00 each to Ben ler a two-week motor trip to BolMY and David Johnston Thompson, Thomas Hall, Earl] weyburn, Sask. where they vis- are spending two weeks at Aiorley end Reeve Earl Dixon. ited, the former's daughter, Mrs. Came Frenda, the Seventh Day Maxi IneetIng will he held J. P. Sanders, Air. Sanders and Adventist Camp at South River, Thursday, July 30, at 8 p.m. I family and also relatives in ,Eye- near North Bay. • woe, Sask., Aloose jaw and Re- Mr, And Mrs, Alvin Willett i gine. Larry, Sheila and Steven are Message from Mr, and Airs, Leo Witmer of spending two weeks ,, at Boat Tillsonburg spent the weekend Lake. Miss Dianne Willert is ho - Blakewith Mr, and Mrs. Wes Witmer.: liclaying with tier grandparents, Exter borsemen helped provide Mr. and Airs. Melvin King. color for the parade precetlieg Bob and Jim Russell ace on a By ELIZABETH FINLAY the hand tattoo at Atwood last motor holiday in Arizona. week. Dalt Finkbeiner dreseed jn r and Mrs. Peter Rootsma, • ' I an Arabian el'stume to -match liis former principal of the school Mr, Llnyd :McBride, of wind:, Arabian horse and Ed Brady - ..re• where Mr. and Airs. lierry De or, visited with. friends in this , roadlersi.n hprAalenxie.k ales ii;:iiiduisnIng ittaltti ,i ietriet. Vries attended in Holland, vis- ited them on Saturday. They are I spending two weeks at the Cana- visiting their sow at Newmarket Mr. and Mrs. James Dins.' dian Keswick at Ferndale MtIS- koka, i ' and -other reietives in the United more spent the weekend in Mr. and Mrs, Homer :Metz and I States. Mr. And Mrs. Ala rtin eandsor. Dykstra, Hamilton, accornpa- Friends frnm Kitchener spent daughter, Mrs' Vera King "dirtied them to Exeter, unday with Mr. andMrs, Peter : boys, Gerry, Larry and Bobby ingerich. I , King of Cass City, Mete, visited Mi -s, Edith .Fotey who spent :over the weekend with the for - Mr. Harold Finlay and family , mer's niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ceeill i two weeks holidaying in Exeter a wa isited with Mr. and Airs. Wil - am Londsboing, of Clinton, on Sic -1111r. - on Monday. returned to her borne in Ott unday. Fre Simmons Jr. is attending Mr, and Mrs, Tom P'eacheY • Kintall Can kb'. week, , e roi and Airs, Whitney Mr, Robert Dinsmore, or Misses Bev Young and Carol I Brokenshire of Zurich visited teindsor, spent a few days with ' Whitehead of Toronto spent, the , with their aunt, Mrs, Eliza Ir. and Mrs. Tom Dinsmore. 1 weekend with Miss Judy Mason, Sims, Exeter. I home of Mrs. John Luxton. 1 llllll 11111/111111111111111,1111111111111110110 lllll 11 l 11 lllllll 1 lll 1 ll I ll 111111111110111111111 lll 1 llllll 111110111111111111 llllllll 11,10 and daughters of St. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Luxton , were weekend visitors TPtcl-rn- as Announcements 1 Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Lux and family, Owen Sound w weekend visitors in and arm !te.::nitree'dr.home after holidaying On Bill Armstrong has re - the West Coast and attending 4 the Calgary Stampede. Mr. W. A. Miller of Vancouver., B.C., Mrs, L. E, .Piercey of Grand Prairie, Alta., and Mrs. liedley Unger of Stonewall, Man., who have been visiting with • Mr. and Mrs. CharleA BIRTHS— CARDS OF THANKS— Miller, 'Huron St., left for the West on Saterday. BOUDREAU-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Would my friends, neighbours, Mrs. Ralph Batten • returned Boudreau, St. John's, Quebec, Padre Moore, members of the Sunday after a trip to. the west - (nee Hunter) are happy to an- Centralia Chapel Guild, the Hu- ern provinces. nounce the birth of a son at ron. Park Art Group, the Eastern Mr, Arthur Idle is taking St. John's Hospital, July 12. Chapter No. 22, O.E.S. Exeter, principal's leadership training BREEN-Mr. and Mrs. Norman please accept my thanks for course in Guelph for two weeks, Breen, the former June Diet_ their kind thoughts, prayers, Miss Nancy Boyle, London, rich, wish to announce the cards, gifts and visits while 1 has been on holidays at the birth of their daughter, Coliene was a patient in Victoria Hos- home of .her "parents, Mr. and Catharine, at St. Joseph's Hos- pital recently? Jack and the boys Mrs. Clarence Boyle. pita!, London, June 28. wish to join me in thanking all Mr, and Mrs. Frank Creech, CUM:JOKE-Mr. and Mrs, Grant those who remembered them Ann and ToMMY are spending a Cudmore. London, announce with so many deeds of kindness few d .n Aneasipr . and airs. Don Ste‘enson, Donna,ld Debbie and Becky and Ronald: MeIsaace all of Detroit, Mrs. Al'. Ward, Bobbie, Cheryl and Judy, a of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan of s Pickering .spent the weekend G with Mr. and Mrs. Feld Aliller. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McIsaac e and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Starr and family, of Detroit, re- s turned home after vacationing with Mrs. L. AlcIsaae. Mrs. Jack Griffith and (laugh- 4 ter, Lynn, of Detroit, are vaca- , Honing with Mrs. L. McIsaac, 1 Sunday guests with Alr. and ; Mrs. Harry Hayter and family were Pastor and Mrs. K. le Zorn and Debra. Mrs. Bertha Hayter,. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Vandahl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milfred alerner and Ronald, and Mr. and ' Mrs. Jim Beavis and Barbara, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Rasmus- sen. of Naperville, Illinois, spent Frid.ay with Mr. and Mrs. Art Haugh. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Borchert and Carol,: of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, spent a week's holidays with 31r, and Mrs, Art Haugh. Huron to select dairy princess The dairy princess which will represent Huron County at the CNE competition in Toronto will be chosen at the annual meeting of the Huron Soil and Crop im- provement Association at. the county home, Clinton, Tuesday evening, July 21. Crowning of fhe princess will highlight a joint program which follows separate rneetings . for men and women. New developments in hay mix- tures and fertility on pastures will be topics discussed by the. men, who will also inspect the rod row test plots of barley and oats. Speakers will be Wen Snow, WOAS, and Barrie Volkers, North American Cyanamid. THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH • IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister 2:00 p.m. - Afternoon Worship, Jed by Mr. E. Breeuwsma (Dutch) 4:30 p.m. -Sunday School ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD K. L. Zorn, Pastor, Phone 6,5 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Worship Service Sermon: "Forgive Our Tres- passes" 2:00 p.m. -Decoration Service Speaker: Rev. C. Killinger ALL ARE WELCOME CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 1;45 A,m.-Morning Worship (Dutch) Serving of the Lord'. Supper. 2:15 p.m. -Afternoon Worship (English) The minister is in charge, UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA MAIN $T. UNITED JAMES ST,, UNITED Roy. S, F. Lewis, M.A.-, LD, eewrenee Wein, A.W.C.M. SLIMMER UNION SERVICES 10:00 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL In both Mehl St. end James St. ehurches. 11:00 A.M.-SERVICE IN JAMES ST. Men's Trio: Walt& Cutbush, Alf T/Vuerth, Ray Mins, Men wilt be in the ehoir Toff. Sertnehl "What Jaime Istri tn In Pie etraege story of the Lilite" WELCOME, CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Kier, *.A., CD. Minister ttiltanistt t, O. Klatt 0:66 cm.--Stitichty &hoot 161.o0 x.m.-Moroing Worship Sorrnon Subioot: "Ilia!, Man 1$ A keel." Miltdry ehildreir dit to Iht year& PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Worship Service 7:30 p.m. -Youth Service Wed., S p.m. -Prayer Service Our Vacation Bible School will be held from Tuesday, August 4 until August 14. "Train up a child in the way he should go; and w.hen he is old he will not depart from it." -Prov. 22;6 Pastor: Evang. Winn -Butler BAYF1ELD BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Ivor Bodenham 9:45 a,m,-Bible School 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. -Evening Service THAMES ROAD MENNONITE CHURCH EXETER Births RATES Marriages and Deaths (Marriages and deaths are reported without charge in news columns. This charge applies only te listing under Announcements.) Cards of Thanks, Engagornonts In Memoriams 14 -line verse) Extra verses, each No Charge 7591 $1.00 25¢ :Brintnell were hostesses for ,miseellaneeus shower in honor of Miss Joyce Faber of Hen a Mrs, Douglas Brintnell read an. address alter MISS DO- reeo Kenney and Miss Lynda Stires presented The guest of honor with a decorated basket of gifts. Miss Kenney eonducted a number •of games and Mitch ' WAS served by the hostesses. Pereenel Items, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Boszell of Willowdale, Ontario, were after- noon visitors during the week with their sister-in-law, Mrs. Wit - Item Oestrieher and Mr. °est- ' c 1. osze had been principal of the local school here at one time, he also re- newed Mendes -hips with 'several , people in the locality, Dr. end Mrs. S. L. Honey of Fenwick, Ont., visited ber sister, Mrs. William Oestrieher and Mr. 10estricher one afternoon this ipast week. Mrs, Ezra Feist returned home from London Hospital lest Friday and is getting along fine' Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Puleo of Cleveland spent a few days with Mrs. A. M Berry recently Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolfe of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Geiser and relatives, Mr, and Airs. Gerald Schenk and family spent last week at Cornwall. Dr, and Airs. Warren Green and family of Loveland, Col., spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Chas Green. Mr. and Mrs. •,Tim Leary and Mrs, Esther Schofield of Detroit spent the weekend with Mrs, the Sam. Lamport. ton Mrs. Lena Cook of Camlachie ere is spending a few weeks with d Mrs. Mbert Wolfe and friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Woodall and family of Windsor s -pend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodall. Rev, and Mrs., Glen Strome and boys of Milverton visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ted Insley last Thursday, Miss Janet Morinek returned home from hospitel at London on Sundae. Mrs. Harold Glanville and girls motored to Manitoulin Is. on Monday for a week's holiday to 'visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Kuhn a and daughter of Baden and Air. and Mrs. Blake Heath of Galt called. at Mrs. M. Feist on Sun- day. Mrs, Ruby Molitor, public school principal, left on Wednes- day for Beardmore where she will spend her vacation with her daughterd f : ' Mis, Lloyd Beirner and fam- ter of Winnipeg are guests with Er. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill. Mr. Jacob Thune of London alled on Air. and Mrs, Lorne 'reszcator last Thursday. Weekend visitors with Mr, and Oestricher were 1r, and Mrs, E. French, Misses Wilda and Clara Oestreicher, II of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. William Bender and family, and Mrs, Allan Bec- ker and family, spent Saturday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Truem- er and family of Exeter spent u.ndee evening with Mr. and rs. William Bender and fain - the birth of a daughter, Susan Gail, at St. ,Toseph's Hospital, London, July 14. FAHNER - Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Fahner, Crediton an- nounce the arrival of twin in the hospital. My sincere sons at South Huron Hospital, thanks to Dr. George and the july 13 - twin brothers for, nurses at St. .Toseph's Hospital Nancy, Margaret and John.' MacDON'ALD-Mr. and Mrs. Ted MacDonald, Alexander Street, P.S.: Wayne Christopher is do- hare Jenks are attending CGIT ing fine. -Dr. and: Mrs. LJoyd C. camp near Goderich •this week. Hall, Lucan. 16c Sharon and ll'elen Batten, of • Exeter, announce the arrival I wieh to thank my neighbours, Winchelsea, are vacationing this Elimville, and Douglas Penhale, of a daughter, Trudee Pearl, : friends and relatives for • the week with their grandmother, at South Huron Hospital,Hily: cards, letters, gifts and visits 1 Mrs. Ralph Batten, 15-a sister for ' Tony and : received while a patient in Vic - Terry. toria Hospital arid since return- MacKINNON-Dr. and Mrs. A. ing home. I also wish to give 3. MacKinnon, Galt, wish to special thanks to ell that have announce the birth of their ! helated in so many ways at .home, daughter, Cathie -Jane, at South' It has all .been deeply appred- Waterloos Memorial Hospital, ated.-Elmer Wilson 16 Galt, MORGAN - Mr. and Mrs Bev Morgan. RR 1 Hensel], an- nounce the birth of a daugh- ter, Susan Anne, , at South Huron Hospital, July 10 - a sister for Johnny, Gerry and Scot. PARSONS - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parsons, RR 1 Centralia, an- nounce the birth of a son, Greggory Wayne, at South Hu- . . vvi r. during this time. - Dorothy E. and Airs. Ray Creech. van Goozen. 16* Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Touchette A wish to thank all who kindly and daughters moved on Tries - rem ern bered me with cards, day into the home they recently c flowere and visits while I was purchased from the Hynclman P es ta te. Linda Walper, Ann Marie A Kraft, Susan Dinney and Bar- A a Mr, and Mrs. E. C. :Harvey n visited last Sunday at Wildwood S. Lodge, Red Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ,DeVriese 11 Bart and Shirley spent a fe days over the weekend with M • and Mrs. Robert Southeott an We wish to thank our neigh -1 family at Southcott Pines, Gran Bend. rd' Cubs at camp d Randy Weber, Randy Jones hours and friends who so kindly assisted us during the time of our recent misfortune, for all who helped in any way while at the hospital and since returning home, for all the cards and visits and all the expressions of sym- pathy, for all the floret tributes, and especially all the men and boys who so kindly put all the hay away. .Also in the very re- Fieldman ron Hospital, July 11 - a cent bereavement in the loss of brother for Brenda and Ricki. our brother, we wish to say Continued frorn page 10 • PERRY -Mr. and Mrs, B, D, "thank you" to everyone for PerrY, Senior St., Exeter, an- floral tributes, scrape thy cards, mince the birth of e daughter for all who donated anything, at St, Joseph's Hospital, Lon- ,f0r neighbotire who helped, for don, july 10 - a sieter for Rey. Gillings; special thanks to David. T. IL Hoffman. Once again, SKINNER - Mr, and Mrs. Bev thank you. all. - Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, Ann St., Exeter, an- nounce the birth of a son, Laurie William, at South liu- Cop-What gear were you When the accident happened? Sweet young thing - Why, a you can see, my new hat, nylon dress and tan sandals. 11 a Irvin Eekstein, Dashwood, Ont. 16* Mr. and. Mrs. William 1,ass- Then we must sow the seed bY Jiving and practising the "word of God." We need to beware of precon- ceived opinions, The Holing] marsh was thought to be worth- less and mileh closer to home, the area of of Klondike Gardens to the south in our county was waste swamp land a shore time ron Hospital, July 8 - a bro.: more wish to express their sin- ago, ther for Noel. cere thanks and appreciation to just o there may' be -untold ENGAGEMENTS— all those who so kindly retnern- treasures to be found among our bered them on the occasion of neighbours, perhaps close by or Mr, and Mrs, Hilton Pore, their fiftieth wedding annivers- Some foreign land. Dashwood, wish to antiounce the ary with cards, gifte and flowers; Having preoared the soil and a so for the many pleasant sown the Seed, the most itnpor- mthlOries. 18e (alit of all is the harvests The *task is difficult and at times may seem hopeless, but the har- vest - the souls o men - has 2.00 pan, In raj.33. , Church was st ichardsstanicol selprehausts 1wtohsiplielail: value above all others Dashwood. 16* London, and thenks to the Re- At. th° close of the -8°114" a Ailr. and Mrs, Henry Becker, hekah Lodge for their treat, - coltedion was Pet:deed and rif- Dashwood, wish to announet tne Kenneth Clarke. 16* ter minor exPenses WAS divided en agement f theirg s daughter, Shirley Marie, to Don- IN MEMORIAM-- ald Reginald Oladville, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glanville, TRICK -In !loving memory of a Rfl 1 Pixeter. Marriage to take dear husband, liatry triek, plaee in the bear future, 16c who passed awe), twit years Mr. arid Mrs, William ICeenick, eTea,,go. on 3111Y 17' Exeter, wish to Announce the -" • gist today, hut every day, engagement of their youngest In silence 1 remernbr- dauehter, 'Berbera lavelyti to f Emveezr remembered by his wife Itohert Riley, soh of " meg. Arthur Harvey and the late MARTM - In levies remem- 1. W. Riley, SpringVale, Ont.; brence of Williant Martin-, who the wedding to take place Setur• left us three years ago, July day, August 8, At 12:00 boon, in 18, 1956. James Street United Church, Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Tee er. 16* Love's remenihrenee oulleste all. -Cherished in •aur hearte by CARDS OF THANKS— Wife and family. 160 The tardily of the lee Alitrerfr4-.111 Ieving inemot•V or ham Arthur WO to ex-pre:se a Wonderful Fathee end Grand, their heartfelt thanke and en, father, Who !Weed away three preciatiorl for the acts of kind:. years ago, July 18, 1056. nese, int saes eynipathy eed Cod sale you getting wtory, heeutiful floral tributee. Also He dig what lee the:leek hest, special thanks to those Who Ite, put. 'Hie arials arblind you :helped in any way while IVIr. And whispeeed ‘erafrie and teet'. Arthur was in the hospital. The golden gates etebd opera wish 1.0 thank My friende Thete yeees age today, aed neighbors for the Many With goodbye left uesooken, rel.& end vieite while I was 0, You gently Slipped AWAY. pationt • t ti OAM rtil$ hy &lighter tendon, and since eettletlitte Gettlerde terd Ray, itrAncichild• Itoitte.--41ts, Ahcbt Xeogh, red Xetitiotit Mid nenitIct. 16* agement them daughter, na Paye, to William Robert rester,, soil of William For- er. Zurich; the wedding to place Saturday, July 25, at eng Dim "Teath Me Thy Truth 0 Lord" For rest 10:30 a.m.-Sunday School take J:30 am. -Worship Pastor: Stanley Saucier, Exeter THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Rev, Ben de Vries, Rector Robert Cahneron, Organist • Sunday, July 59, 1959 1:00 ani, -Morning Prayer (Nursery and Sunday School) Guest Speaker: Mr, E. L. Hal- lett CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren DASHWOOD Rev. W, MirliNtet Mrs, 1<on MeCrae, Orgarlist SLIritlay, July 10 10:7111 eatie-Chufeli See -vide 41:05 een,e-Stindey SchOrii IN CHURCH Evangelical United Beetheort CREDITON Pet", A, M. Sclitooksr, Pallor 10:On cm...-W6ffillift MIS taChutth &hoof' woeld like to say "thank you" to all those who visited me between the simmer schbol arid the Saivation Army, Luech was served by the Ia. dide of the Tiger Dunlop Insti- tute in the :Recteatioti Halt The Assistance Of all taking part is appreciated by the Fede- ration. • DANCING EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT BLU EWATER. DANCELAND Music by OESJAROINE ORCHESTRA 10 p.ni, t� 1r80 .S.M, Admission nif David Frayne, John &Wing, 13rian MacLean, Richard Frayne, Danny Laing, Ronnie Moore, Sherri Wein, Ricky Mc- Donald, Donny Campbell and Maurice Wedlake are, attending the Everton Cub camp near Rockwood this week. , Cub Leader Harold Sissons and. Mrs. Sissons are in altend• ance also. Stranger -Weil, how are things around here? Native -They must beimprov- ing, stranger. All the farmers wish they could get Government :lobe, and all the Governinent, men seem to wish they could be fartnere• BINGO Mt. Carmel PARISH HALL Wed. July. 22 8:30 p.m. , 12 Rounds $1.00 VALUAI3LE PRIZES SPECIAL ROUNDS CONSOLATION PRIZES ALSO DOOR pit= Sponsored by Mt. Carmel C,W.L. Pre-sentation • and Dance OR pa AND mR$. VINCE THOMPSON Creditor' COMMUNITY HALL Juiy 17 Music by the 1<oot Quin, tyntvON.0 Wkill,COMZ The TimesActvecafte, July 16, 199 13:17.10)$ Ciamarty comments ay MRS. KEN Mcl<1.1-AR • Honor bricli,alect A miscellaneous ebower To Miss Helen McCulloch, bride eteet or the week, was hej 1Friday evening at home o her aunt, Mrs. Sterling Grabill. A varied program of MUM. and readings was (haired by Mrs. F. Jobns, and included in strumentals by Mrs. E. Dow anr Mrs. D. Johns, solo hy• Joan Christie, readings by Miss Olive Speare, and duet ha, Mrs. Burril and Mrs. F. Johns. An address was read by Mrs I). flocking, and the gins were presented in a decorated basket i-Eelen as assis e in opening the parcels by her sister, Airs. W, Baxter and Miss Laurette Seherbarth, of Kitchener, egeeeseea701-: Funeral service. Was beitt at r the Heath -Leslie- funeral Mime,. . • Mitehell, on AionfleY, Cendueted cti Xe'. S. Kerr. A solo, "The. . Lord is Aty Shepherd," was sung by Mr. E. ,Grahm. e: Pallbearers were Messrs. Illoggart•h, Gordon Hoggarth, •J, ▪ M. Scott, K. McKellar, T. Laing and T. L. Scott. ;Burial took •place in Clamart)! Cemetery. 11 Pommel /terns 1 Jon end Ted Hagan, of $e,sr. • born, who have. been .hOlidaying 1,for two weeks with Mr. and Mre, Carey and Mrs. Taylor, rea turned home on Sunday with 1 their parents, Mr. and Mrs, 4,0 IA. Hagan, and Nancy, Mr, and Mrs. Alex 'Ramsey and Billy visaed en Sunday with 1Mr. and Mrs. Hadley, of Aberfoyle. Mrs. James Lindsay and Miss Beatrice. liodgert, of Vancouver, ; And Airs, Harold McLeod, of : London, visited -on Sunday with Mr. a•nd Mrs. George Wallace and Mr. Lindsay' McKellar. ; Mr, and Mrs. Frank Keiland, Science Hill, Mrs. Earl Cole and Mr. Allan McPhail, of Russel. dale, were also Sunday visitors . at the beme of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, Miss Nellie Miller, :who met - with an accident at the home of Mr. Lorne Chappel on Monday, was removed to Stratford Hos. pital. by ambluance. Miss Muriel Scott and (Terri and Miss Alice Walker are ‘dsit, Mg this week with friends at Jamestown, N.Y. former resident .elles Mr, and Airs. T. Laing, Mr. and Mrs, T, L. Scott and Mrs. Grace Scott went to Newmarket on Sunday to pay their to a cousin, Mr, James .Gillespie, who died on Saturday. Mr. Gillespie Was a native of Cro- marty, and spent his ,early here, He was A son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Neil Gillespie, and received his early education at No. 6 School, Hibbert, and at Seaforth High •Sehool. He is sur- vived by his wife. the :former Jessie Kerr, and one sop, Neil, _or Peterborough, Discuss stewardship The July meeting of Ray's Church WMS was beld at the home of Mrs. Russell Miller, with Mrs. G. Neil in charge, The Scripture lesson and meditatinn were taken by Mrs. Murray Christie, and prayer by Mrs Norman Dow. Airs, G. Dow gave current events, Miss Jeanne Dow favored with an instrumental, and Mrs. 0. Parsons gave a reading. The topic on stewardship was given by Mrs. Andrew Christie. Personal items Bible school opened on Monday in No, 6 school, with 120 children and young people in attendance, The Scott family reunion Was hetet at Lion's Park, Mitchell, on Saturday, with around fifty rela- tives in attendance. Miss M. Currie Cromarty native . The death of Miss Mary Cur- rie, a former resident ef Cromarty, took place in Wood- stock General Hospital on Sat- urday, at the age of 93. She was born and spent her early life on lot 8, concession 31, Efibbert Township, a daughter of - the late Hugh Currie andhie wife, the former Mary McKellar. She later moved with her moth.er to the home tlioY bad built in the village, and which is now the residence of Mr. Andrew Mc- Lachlan, where. she lived until 1947, when, because of 111 health, she went ro reside with her niece, Mrs. John Young, of 11.11 3, Woodstock. Miss Currie was a faithful member of Crornarty Church, and was the first organist of the congregation, continuing in. that position for many years. She will be remembered by many ..for her untiring efforts intraining the choir and .orchestra. She is survived by two nieces • les. John Young, Woodstock, and Mrs. Ernest Grabm, Avon - ton, and a nephew, Mr. George Russell, Avonton. "A traffic light," said the schooi boy's essay, "is a device used to get pedestrians halfway aeross the street safely," •••••••111•• ,ammummimommm• ALDON Theatre GRAND BEND FRIDAY AND SATURDAY July 17 and 18 1 Inn Of Sixth Happiness' * Ingrid Bergman * Curt Jurgens MONDAY & TUESDAY July 20 and 21 "Rally Round The Flag Boys" (Adult) •Ori.lisenne Woodward Or Paul Newman WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY July 2/ and. 23 "Lady Killers" * Alex Guiness * Cecil Parker 2 Shows 7 7:80 and 9:80 Comics and Shorts BROWNIE'S Drive -1n Theatre Clinton, Ontario THURSDAY & FRIDAY July 16 and 17 Love Me Tender" (Cinemascope) * Elvis Presley * Richard Egan (One Cartoon) SATURDAY & MONDAY \ July 18 end 20 1 "The Deep Six" (Colonr) * Man Ladd * William Bendix (One Cartoon) TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY July 21 and 22 "House Of Bamboo (Adult Entertainment) (Colour, Cinemascope) * Robert Ryan * Robert Stack * Shirley Yamaguchi (One Cartoon) Starlite Drive -1n Theatre 3,5 Miles We ,of No. 4 HighW8Y afl Crediton Road FRIDAY & SATURDAY July 16 and 17 "From Heref To Eternity" (Adult) * Burt Lancaster * Debra Kerr SATURDAY & MONDAY July 18 and /0 The Old Man And The Sea" * Spantar Tracy * Piling Paces TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY July 21 and 22 "Written On The Wind" (moo * Rock Hudson 1 llll 1 llll 111111111411111111iniiiiV1 lll l 1010 l l 011011110 ll l 111in101111 lllll 100111111111)10011i1110/1/M11-11111011110001010141 EXETER BIBLE SCHOOL PROGRAM Friday Night, July 17 at, 8:15 pan. 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