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BIRT. HS..
ells MOOY,-- Mr. and Mrs. Ab-
raham
b-
r 1 1Zurich, at t de t l iC.
a 1 A ooa, Zt r . i1 an-
Smith
birth of a son a9t
South flurpll ktospdtal, Sept. .
GB.ATTGN-41r. and
ranee Gratton, nee
London, are happy
the arrival of
daughter, Diane
pVictoria Hospital,
Mrs.Ter-
Tomlinson,
to announce
their first
Doreen, at
August 31.
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.CARDS OF THANKS
May I, take this opportunity to
thank nk and nd neighbors for
their kind thoughts, cards. gifts
and .flowers While in Victoria
Hospital and since returning
i game, --Len Di.Jkes. roc
We wish to express our sirs -
core thanks to our relatives,
friends and neighbors for their
cards, visits and gifts received
GRAHAM —lir, and Mrs.,7aek`en the arrival of baby Michael.
Graham, the former Audrey Jack and Mary Keogh. 10c
H sk t n are q I A sineere thank -you to .au my
Luca ;ha. py to
announce the birth of a laugh -,sit wrshers during my recent
ter in •Chatham hospital August. loess. ,lean Manson. 10c
.25—a sister for Barbara and William 11 Geiser and Lulu
Guy, wish to thank the many friends
iGREF,NHOV1r—Air. .and Mrs. L. and relatives ,for their kind re-
nlembranees of him by cards,
E, Greenhow, Carling .St„ Ex- gifts„and visits on the occasion
eter, announce the birth .of a of hrs recent birthday, He was
daughter, Kim Irene, at .South .very pleased to greet so mane
Huron Hospital, September 7, u and can now recall the fates
EOELE—Air. and Mrs. William , during the corning months, But
Koele, Albert St., announce come to see flim again. 10c
the birth of a son, Gerald; We wish to express our. sin,
John, at South. Huron Hospital, cere appreciation to relatives,
September 3 — a brother 'for friends and xteighboui's who kind -
Marion and Joan, +ly remembered our father in so
Rundle, RR Centralia an.` and also for the many acts of
.RUNDLE — Mr,and Mrs.Hugh , rlany ways durihi
ng s illness
pounce the birth of 5 Son, i kindness and lovely floral tie.
David Hugh. at South Huron t bides and messages of sympathy
hospital, September 6,extended us during our recent
I sad bereavement. Special thanks
WOODS—Mr, and Mrs. E.. F, to Rev. F, J, Ritt, pianist, and
Woods, RR, 2 Dashwood, an- quartette, Bonthr.'on funeral home
nounee the birth of a dough. and those who assisted. in any
ter, Barbara Jean, at South way.—The Armstrong ;family,
Huron Hospital, September 4. 10c
WOODS -- Ken and Donna (nee The brothers and sisters of
Christena 1)esjar'dine wish to
thank the people who have help-
ed in every way in their bereave-
ment, Special thanks to Mr,
Harry Hoffman, for the use of
his building and his singing and.
R.ev, Wattam for the way he
conductedthe service and the
good sermon which he preached.
10*
i would like to thank those
who remembered me with cards,
treats and visits while in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital and since return-
ing home.—James Finkbeiner.
10*
We wish to extend our heart-
felt thanks to our many friends,
neighbours and relatives for
cards, gifts and inquiries that
Janice received while in the
hospital and since returning
home. Our special thanks to the
nursing staffs of South Huron,
Victoria and. Children's War
Memorial hospitals to Dr's Lee,
Drake, Ecker and Gans, to Har-
vey's Ambulance Service and to
all those who have helped out
in any way at home,—Philip and
Marjorie Johns, 10*
McBride) of Clinton are happy
to announce the birth of their
daughter at Clinton Commun.
ity Hospital, September 2.
DEATHS—
MAY -- bi South Huron District
Hospital, Exeter, on Tuesday,
September 8, 1959, Frederick
Austin May, beloved husband.
of Gertrude (Davis) May; dear
father of Mrs, C. D. (Marjorie)
Richardson, Sarnia, and, War-
ren Davis May, of Exeter,
Resting at the Dinney funeral.
home where a private funeral
service will be held. on Thurs.
day, September 10, 1959, at
2:30 p.m. Interment in Exeter
cemetery, Flowers gratefully
declined. 10c
ENGAGEMENTS—
Mr, and Mrs. Heber Shute,
Kirkton, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Dorothy
.lean, to Howard Earl Ross, son
of Mrs. Mary Ross and the late
Earl. Ross, Science Hill. The
wedding, to take place the end
of September. 10*
CARDS OF THANKS—
Mr, John Sims and family
wish 1.o thank all who have re-
membered him with treats, cards
and flowers during his stay in
South. Huron Hospital, also
nurses who were so kind. and
Dr. Ecker and Dr. Gans. Special.
thanks to Miss .Johns .who was
so jeled Id his wife, 10*
e r would like to express my
° ttincere '.hanks to those who re-
membered me withflowers,
cards and visits while I was a
patient in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital in. Seaforth. It was greatly
appreciated.—Mrs. Venetta Ker -
Pick.
Zurich juveniles
gain semi-finals
Zurich juveniles have advanc-
ed into the OBA semi-finals. The
district club will open a best -of -
three series in Zurich against,
Wilton Grove this Saturday after-
noon. Game time is slated for
4:00 p,tn,
Most of Canada's full-blooded
Indians have straight black hair
but a beardless face, an indiu-
m)* tion of Asiatic origin.
Crediton United Church
90th Anniversary Services
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
Witt. BERT S. IrII+ATZ, MINISTER
11:00 A,M.
Sob** 'arm enilrch Yesterday and Today”
Soloist: Mr. Marry Hoffman
REV'. ANNE GRAHAM
Minister' of Rowntree Meolorial Church, Loridofi
7:30G P.M.
tlb,jeett "The Neart of the Church"
Music{ 'by Crediton Choir., -Mr. Relit Rocolzkr
• Doreen pertly, and Marlene Ring,
t•'
IJN MEMORIAM,
i
SQUIRE—in l:n:'in 111 rnory of
Mary S 1`
a Y , qt tl•c, who passed away
September 12, 1958.
One year .has passed since that
sad day;
'.t'he one we loved was called.
away;
God took her home, it was Ills
will,
J ut in our heart she llveth still.
—Sadly missed by her loving.
husband and daughters Alda
and Violet, 10*
E r
ff Rds fn loving inenioi•y of our
dear mother and grandmother,
Mrs, Lavina Bern, who passed
away one year ago, Sept. :8,
1958,
In tears we saw you sinking,
We watched you fade away,
Our hearts were almost broken.
You fought so hard to stay.
:But when we saw sou sleeping,
So peacefully from pain,
We .could not wish you back,
To suffer that again.
—Sadly missed and ever remem-
bered hy Margaret, :Malcolm,
Gerald, Dorothy and grand-
children. lone
New pastors
login group
Rev, S. Kerr, president of the
Huron and District Ministerial
Association, which met lass
Tuesday at Main Street. United
Church, welcomed four new
members to the district: W.
Paul ,Fischer of 5t. Peter's Luth-
eran church, Zurich; A. M.
Schlenker, Evangelical United
Brethren, -Crediton; R, Currie
Winlaw, Hensel'. •United. Church
and S. E. Lewis of James Street
United Church.
The subject for discussion was
Religious Education.
The book "Fundamentalism
and the Word of God" willbe
reviewed at ale October meet-
ing by Rev. A. E. Holley of
Grand Bend.
...
jLisr winners
of tourney
Exeter Bowling Lane have .an-
nounced the winners of the Fepsl-
Cola tournament held on the
Pleat alleys last weekend. Each
'winner will receive .aPepsi-Cola
cooler.
Ladies' high single went to
Phyllis Haugh (2611 while the
;triple honours was copped by
Delores Fuller (626). hidden
seep (178) was won by Joan
In, the men's division, Lorne
!laugh's 310 won the high sin-
gle while triple honors fell to
Don Gravett. Robert llcbson with
a hidden score of 197 tools the.
third indteedual prize.
Dct Munroe and Bob Osgood
looked after the mixed doubles
with 1,575. Actually Osgood was
carried by Munroe over the
three -game set as Munroe chalk.
ed up an impressive 842 total on
gae f 291, 254 and 297. Os-
goodweakened a Tittle hut still
produced a 733 perfcrinance with
single stints of 216, 272 and 245,
Thanks to Tuckey Beverages,
Exeter, the tournament was
made possible. (Gond Old :Boss:)
1. t Hermann .
Mens Dowling 1—CpnUnued frol;p pati 5
Schedule
• lPersonal itern.s.
Reeve John Henderson ,and
i ;lack .sod Keith loi.tidsay at.
1'tanilton on Monday between
Hamilton. Tiger Cats :and 'or-
t na ts.
a o u
on Ar
1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherrill
of Buffalo, N.Y. spent Labor
, Day with Mr. .and Airs. T. 41.
Sherritt. Their son, Jimmie, who
has spent ,his vacation at the:
I we it
treturned home
thrthemarnn I
I Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Daniel.
visited las 'Thursday with Mr.
1 and Mrs. Laird Miekle ,and ram -
fly at the lake,
t M -. ll t T w' a Mitchell. .
r A e1 ons nd, i
visited last week with Mr. and
i Mrs. Stewart :Sell. .
Mrs. Stewart Bell and family i
!,spent Tuesday with Mr. and i
1 Mrs, Guy Bedard and family, 11-
i derton.
1 The Ladies Md of Carmel
1 Church held a quilting bee in
j the church rooms this week,
Plan smorgasbord
1 Mrs. Charles Fiford was 'hos-
t, tess at her home Tuesday eve -
j Hing for the September meeting
of Si, Paul's WA when plans
.1 were .discussed for a smorgas-
a bord dinner to be held in the
i church schoolroom on Saturday,
October 30.
Mrs. T. Lavender gave a read-
• i tended the Io'otkail game at
Follow log is the :Es ter irlf>n's
:Gnnitt)^ League schedule r the
r � C a ip
next tivn Weeks'
"A" i -a .ou
Monday, September 14
1-0 Siilknii.r vs. PinpoPilers
Tradesmen vs. itot'ltets
nig $ix vs. `rife Poppers
9.11 --Pepsis V. nufChnrs
Spares 1's Windmills
Wildcats vs. feed's 1311hurria
Monday, September 21
7-9---I3ule'hers vs. Wildcats
pepsin vs. finr'1te1x
Tradesmen vs. 'rip 'topper's
0-11-- Pit/poppers vs. Spares
\Vindmtlls vs. nig Six
111L11,mett is. Jter! s l3inlarris
"J3 1->rA!^,1. E
Wedncaday, September 14
Supert est vs. k;dnelairp,t
l'o-np vF.. fain! ''L'
kingpins vs. lmper.ials
3-11---+3.:11.'5 vs, lvippan 'rigors
i3anktnnnts vs. ('. hollers
1'i,!.1 aro. '1,A, ,'anllet:A
Wednesday, September 23
7-0--L. $upee/est vs, 1'auurra
Innkntnnts i"*. K:dselaires
f1.M s vs, 1mi)erlalA
1.1.11.-1*. Bnllnts VA. kingpins
F ippon Tigers vis, ('n -Os
Paint Pots vs. llpstarls
Fires no-hitter letter from
—Continued from page 6
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Thlll Tholes -Advocate, :Sept.rnbe r 10, 1940
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STANLEY
EARL I
r
has purchased
Lorne Marshall's General Store
Kirkton.
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GOD. (ERIC
BUSINESSOLLE
Qpana. S,eptembar
Practical Instruction in all Commercial Sub ect*
Qualified Teachers ---
i e ?each.. r Modern Equipment
New Typewriters
Examinations Set, Marked, and Diplomas Issued b
P y
THE BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSN OF CANADA
For several years every seat has
e been filled.
Register Now — Tuition *22.00
Telephone 428 or 1272 Collect
fifth 4
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fifth, .Pan Meted(' led off with f .. 1 m n, 111 1111 u 11aunue..,,
Fraligh and Bruce Richards I -
were retired, pitcher Larry High• ``, .. ^ "..
fieldbounced one off Brian Has- Mrs. Allen Cat -ter and Mary
kett's glove to score Meloche, Ellen of Lansing, Mich, and
Larry P'cisant's booming dna. Mrs. Elrno Morgan of Sarnia
bre to centre brought two more spent a few days with Mr, and
runs around in the sixth while Mrs. Fred Fenlon and either
Bruce Richards and Ifighfieldfriends in the community,
Mr. and. Mrs. Matt Duncan, I.
Terry and. Billy have returned
to their home at Petawawa aft-
er
'•
visiting ler some time with
Mr. and. Mrs. Andy Keogh.
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Wei -
berg and family of Saintsbury
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Kooy,
Canadian Prinle Minister. Sir Mr, and Mrs. Edward Dixon,
John Thampsotl died at Windsor 'Gerry and Glenn of Sault Ste
Castle while on a visit to Queen Marie spent the weekend with
Victoria, in 1894. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Pickering and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs, John Morgan, _
crossed the plate in the seventh
with the'winner's final two mark-
ers.
Barkley paced Pt. Lambton
with two singles. Pcisant's dou-
ble and. Meloche and Highfield
with singles were the only hits
surrendered by Don Coughlin.
The total of personal savings
made hy Canadians in 1958 was
$2,096 million, more than twice
the $1,005 million saved ten years
earlier,
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THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
EXETER
"Teach Me Thy Truth 0 Lord”
10:30 a.m.--Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Worship
Pastor: Stanley Sauder, Exeter
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m, Worship Service
7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service
Wed„ 8 p.m.—Prayer Service
Hearty Welcome To All
"Incline your, ear, and come
unto me; , hear, and your soul
shall live." —Isaiah 55:3
Pastor: Evenly. L. Winn -Butler
'BAYFIELD
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
9:45 a.m.—Bible School
11:00 a .m..—Morning Worship
Morning Sermon: "TheWill-
ingness and Limitations of
Love"
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
Evening Sermon: "Have You
Listened to God's Opinion?"
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p.m.—Worship and Sermon
Infant: Baptism.
3:30 p.m.—Sunday School
All Welcome
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
CREDITON
Rev. A. M. Schlenker, Pastor
1.0:00 a.m.—Worship
11:15 a.m.—Church School
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
• Rev. Bran de Vries, Rector
Rebert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, September 13, 1959
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
8:30 a.,m... H:f):ly Cominuhion
11:00 a.m.—Morning :Prayer
Guest Speaker: Rev, 3. P.
Prest
(Nursery and Sunday Schott)
7:00 ,p.m... Evensong
8:00 p.m.—Adult Confirmation
instruction
CHRISTIAN
- REFORMED CHURCH
kev. A. O. Van E ell', Minister
9:45 a.n1,—Morning Worship
(Dutch)
2:15 p.m.—Afternoon Worship
(Ehglish)
The minister is in charge.
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, S. IE. Lewis, M.A., e.b.
Mr, Lawrence Whin, A.W.C.M,
1Ci:60 a1»'1,-&undav School
New girls and boys ihvitecd,
11:00
3,p .,-11401 1sTING S1.R,VIC1.,
,Vliet: Marilyn Hicks, Kather-
1M Hdeks
Sermon: `"74o gIutienIs (awl
parent%) as the School ?tAY
Begins,,
W1;LCoM.1
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs. 5. G. Klatt
9:00 a.m.—Sunday School
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sermon. Subject: "Jesus Meets
A Tax Collector"
Nursery for children up to six
Years.
7:30 p.m. --Communicants Class
MAIN STREET
The United Church
of Canada
Minister:
Rev. Robert S. Hiltz, B.A., Th.D.
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sermon: Rev. R. Van Farowe
Next Sunday, September 20
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
Children's choir.
Childrenandparents will meet:,
at 11:15 a.m. in the church,
Come and worship with. us.
CANADIAN
PROPANE
GAS
A APPLIANCES
GRATTON &
HOTSON
Phone 156 Grend Bend
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at their farm,
Sunday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs, Steven Dundas,
Crediton, were, three of his sis-
ters and their husbands, Mr, and
Mrs. Cecil. Ellwood, Mr. and
Mrs, Will llaskett, Denfield, and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton,
Luca n.
Mr. and Mrs. Jae Carey, of
Mt. Carmel, were recent visi-
tors with Mr, and Mrs. Andy
Keogh,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schenk and
Howard and. Miss Mildred Dun-
das of Crediton visited with Mr,
and Mrs. Earl Dixon Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Mater, of Simcoe, visit-
ed her sister and brother-in-law,
Mrs. Keogh and Mr. Keogh for
a few days. Also visitors with
them were Miss Anna O'Neil
and Mr. O'Grady of Toronto on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Shad -
dock, of. London, visited with l
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Fenton on
Wednesday afternoon.
Richard Whittard and Ronnie
Morgan returned home on Mon-
day after spending the past week
in St. Catharines.
Weekend guests with Mr, and
Mrs. George Mercer were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Barr, Miss
Margaret Cromby and Mr. Don
Rome of Toronto and Mr. Ernie
McKenzie of Lobo.
Sandra Steeper, young daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raeburn
Steeper, took third. prize at the
London Labor Day celebration,
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A PESSIMIST IS O.IE
WHO ZEES MICROBES IN
THE MILK O HUMAN
Ki1.11D1,3ESS
See Us
FOR
• Corn Crib,
Fence
• Fibreen Paper
* Steel Posts
• Brace Wire
CHECK WITH US FOR YOUR
Reg No. 1 & Com No. 1
Seed Wheat
and
Gro - Gold Fertilizer
requirements
Cor►tract For fall Barley
owl Does That Purina
Fly Bait Ever Kill Flies!„
Says one customer: "I've killed more flies with Pur-
ina'Fly 1lait than anything else I've ever bought. It's
terrific,”
We agree, but ;so are all Purina products terrific!
1i you haven't tried tliit bait, do to now,
GAIN • rE D • SEED — -
EATER 756 WHALEN CORNERS 7 ' -r KIRKTOW 35 P15
FAST RELIEF FOR
HE
COLDS
D
AreY ou
aware
this
service
WONDERFUL HICKORY -SMOKED AND CURED
Hams & Bacons
Cut and Processed to Your Particular Needs
FARMERS! Take advantage of our custom curing and
smoking service, one of the few of its kind in the
area., Let us make delicious hams andbacons from
your :hogs. Home-made sausage and. home -rendered
lard, too. ,
OUR SLAUGHTER. HOUSE OPENS AT
8 A.M. MONDAY
Exeter Frozen Foods
Phone 70 Main StrKt
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Summer's Over
You can forget
about the girls on
the beach ... •
Let's Get Down
To Business!
WereGoing All Out For Sales With These
S -i -z -z -l -i -n` Hot Deals Foir Autumn
"58 FORD CUSTOM
300 SEDAN . $2,495
Radio, one -owner,' new car service
policy in glove compartment
'57 FORD CUSTOM
300 SEDAN $2,100
V-8 automatic — take a good, long
look at this beautiful hunk of. car.
'56 FORD CUSTOM
2 -DOOR $1,695
V-8, radio, really a dressy little ma-
chine with lots of "go",
'53 FORD CUSTOM
TUDOR , $850
Just a bice clean car.
'51 CHEV HARDTOP .., , $595
Hot rodder's dream collie true,
'49 FORD TUDOR $225
It's been. to Montreal and back.
We think it'll do it again.
'49 MERCURY SEDAN 5175
If you Cat' get in it, it drives
pretty good.
WANT A SNOW PLOW
THIS YEAR?
We'll soil you the Jeep, snow=
plow and our lot to clean Off
folr inany, that,, dellais.
WATCH FOR DETAILS OF
RIG ANNOUNCEMENT SOON
'55 FORD CUSTOM
2 -DOOR 41,495
This is a real nice family car. Why
not let the family look it over?
'54 MONARCH LUCERNE
SEDAN $1,195
Automatic, .radio, power steering,
power brakes, power seat, was $1,495.
'52 CHEV HARDTOP ..- $750
The neatest little car in captivity,
sharp black, Take it for a spin.
Phone
459
Exeter