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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-10-08, Page 13MAIN STREET. The United Church of Canada Minister; Rev. Robert $. Hilt#, B.A., T.h.D. Organist: Mrs. A. Willard 10:00 A.m,--Sunday School 11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship Communion Sermon: "Your: child and his Christian Faith" vtursery for children 6 years and under is provided during the sermon. Come and bring your Children and worship with us. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Sunday, October 4,Tex Tylerr will be our guest spaker in the tabernacle for the three ser- vices during the day: 9:45 a.m.—Contest begins in Sun- day School. 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.—Coale and hear this great man of God. Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer and Bible Study Fri., 8 p.ni. -- Christ Ambassa- dor's "Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world•"—John 1:29 Pastor: Evang. L, Winn•Butler HEAR THE GOSPEL HOUR EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, 9 P.M. over CHLO-680 tf THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURCH IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev, R. Van Farowe, Minister 2:00 p.m.—Worship and Sermon 3:30 p.m. --Sunday School All Welcome 4 ZION CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren CRED1TON Rev. A. M. Schlenker, Pastor 10:00 a,m.—Worship 11:15 a.m.—Church School THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Rev, Bren de Vries, Rector Robert Cameron, Organist Sunday, October 4, 1959 HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer - (Nursery and Sunday School) Guest Preacher: The Rev. H. L. Jennings, B.A. L,Th., rector of St. Peter's Church, Luck - now' 7:00 p.m,—Evensong The London Male Choir will render special music at this service, Preacher: The Rector, 8:30 p.m. — Adult Confirmation Instruction JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D. Mr, Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M. WORLD WIDE COMMUNION SUNDAY 10:00 a,m.—Sunday Scshool 11:00 a.m.—Morning Service Communion — The service to which the Lord Himself invites us. Anthem by the choir, Please Note: Men's choir prac- tice after the morning 'service. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D. Minister Organist: Mrs. S. G. Klatt 9:00 a,m.—Sunday School 10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship Sermon 'Subject: "We Met God" Junior Sunday School during the church service. 7:30 p.m,—Communicants class. Monday, 4 pan,—"Children of the Church" meeting in the Sunday School room. Tuesday, 8 p.m.—"Circle" meet- ing at the home of Mrs. James Wilson. Harvest Festival Services at TRiVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH Sunday, Oct, 4 11:00 A.M.—MORNING PRAYER Guest Preacher: The Rev. H. L, Jennings, B,A. L.Th., .rector* of St. Peter's Church, Lucknowa 7:00 P.M.—EVENTING PRAYER The London Male Choir Will render special music At this Sert'ice, Preacher: The Rector, THAMES ROAD MENNQNiTE CHURCH EXCTER "Teach Me Thy Truth O Lord" 10:30 a.m.—Sunday School 11:30 a.m.—Worship Pastor; 'Stanley S.auder, Exeter CALVARY CHURCH Evangtrlical United Brethren DASH WOOD Rev, ,l. W, Giltings, Minister Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist ANNIVERSARY SERVICES Sunday October 4 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Track results CS�eoL-�,,. Ladies bowling -- Continued. from page ,6 Pills M. Glover 3111 5. Busy Bees U. Webster 43.1) 2' Bollcttes (1'. Veal 625) . .., 5 i,,htskv Six (B, 1 ,ur;hlin 527) `+puthhilse (13. ,A.ttfield 514) .7 Greenhorns (D. •nouthron. 452) 0 Standings Pin 1'oppettes ..... 19 1iappy Gals ... .. 17 .Inl•ly Jilts 10 Hot Dogs 16 Lo;llpops 5 J Handicappers 15 Alley Cats . 13 1Bo Bops .... 1I .towettes. ....... .. 12 Mighty Mice 12 Hi Lights 11 Rollett'es 11 Greenhorns 10 Nile Ha'v1)s ........ ...... ... 11) Pills 1(1 Who tares Sputniks hat Nots 1 Vv Merry .r Maids ... Ioliy Six . h Wee Hopes Frisky Six .. . , t Ups & Downs 4 Busy ' Bees .3 Itev. ;tanley F'. r'ork- ner, of Lansing, Michigan, Music by the Dashwood choir, Guest Soloist: Mrs. 'Winnett, of A1vinston, You Are Cordially Invited BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Ivor Bodenham 9:45 a.m.—Bible School 11:00 a.m,—Morning Worship 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service Guest Speaker, morning and evening: Wallace Stevenson, LBI student, ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD K. L. Zorn, Pastor, Phone 65 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Worship Service Sermon: "A Boy With Jesus" Everyone Welcome CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH Rev. A. G. Van Eek, Minister 9:45 a.ln.—Dutch Service 2:15 p.nl,---English Service Celebration of the Lord's Sup- per in both services. The minister is in charge. otlnudfr —• I. n e on1pas e 6 l'Jnda Dunn (List.); 15' 4';' (re- cord) High jump --- Kristine Gulens (S.H.), Linda. Greh (Strati, Carol Ditmer (Mitch,) 4' 5" Softball distance throes' — Norma Geiger (S.H.1, Audrey Knowles (S M 1, thelia Hern r 3.M.): 147' Ili" Basketball distance throw --Cathy Hodgins (S.37,), Jean Gammagc (S.M.), Linda (:,reb (Strati; 67' Softball speed throw — (1) Bar- bara McPherson and Donna Wag- ner (Mitch.), (2) Jean Ganunage and • Joyce 1lahaffe.y (S.31,), (3) Sharon Desjardine and Lenore Trott (5.H.): 301 rounds. INTERMEDIATE CHAMP—Kris. tine Gulens (S,H,) 9 points: run- ner-up, :norma Geiger (S,H.) 6 points, Senior 75 -yard dash — Bessie Hislop (Strati, Alma Hodgins (S,H,), Di- ane Graves (List.): 10.1 sec, Standing,broad jump •--• 'Bernice Steele (S.M.), Alma Hodgins (S.H,), Shirley Bryan 0,M.); 7' 3" (record) High jump—Diane Graves (List.), Ilse Gulens (5,H,), Annmarie Van- derviiet (7'14tch,); 4' 1" Basketball distance throw — Ber- nice Steele (5.11.), Barbara Chap- man (5.H.), Jbyee McCourt (List,); 75' Softball speed throw — (1) Caro- lyn Oke and Jutly Mason (S.H.), (2) Pat Blackler and Mary Jean Martin (S.M.), (3) Elaine .Brown vandonmiFranss Willows (Mitch,); 391 Basketball speed throw—(1) Ber- nice Steele, Pat Blackler and Mary Jean Martin (S.M.), (1) Beth God- dard, ,Jane Horton and Marion Turkheim (S.H.), (3) Sandra Wil son, Fran Boughtflower and Carol Bradwin (Mitch.); 301/3 rounds, SENIOR CHAMP—Bernice Steele (S.M,) 11 points; runner-up, Pat Blackler (S,.1,) 9 points. 1,11..111.11r.r11111,.1nnr.1r111111,.1111.111, 111111....1 a nom Il, nll�r11111nllllll, m.1111111.111.. t,l llllllnli 1111111..licca T. Texas Tyler Formerly with WSM Nashville at Pentecostal Tabernacle Sunday, October 4 Sunday School, 9:45 a.ni., and both services, 11:00 a.ln. and 7:30 p.m. This is your opportunity to hear him in person. Plan to be with us. This is the first Sunday of Booster Month. 411.1111111111rrl11111111111..1rll111111111111111,"rmr11111111111111111,111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Ccpct', ra wall 01 r r,. Bring STA -DRi to the rescue! el It seals water,' out of masonry. Remember STA -URI soon enough! Inside, outside, above or below grade, STA -ARI min- erat coatings stop water and beautify in one operation. Sup- plied in a variety of colors and white. in 5, 25, and 30 pound packages. Just miz with. water and apply ,like paint. For the best above -grade trans- parent water-repellent, buy STA. D R I CLEAR -COAT— contains Siikone, wai- r Huron Lumber Co. Limited PHONE 45 EXETER When you thunk of, CL) think of EXETER PHONE 447 s a...4.. ,. c 4 A. _._ Four nurses` aids. AccEssories :..:oar ::.:ride , hobby of local woman Considerable interest was ta- ken in the hobby display of bri- dal accessories shown at the Exeter Fair on Wednesday and Thursday last week by Tars, Ha- rold Simpson, Willranl St. Many viewers. Thought .the shoes on display were dyed to match the dresses of the bridal attend- ants gild wandered just how they Were matched so perfectly, Ac- tually the Shoes were covered with. the same material as the dress. If the (material is heavy in weight like peau -de sole only one thickness of material is e n Bed e but if the material is thin, like a tricot, an underlin- ing of taffeta is used. "It requires patience .and per- severance 141 cover the shoes but it is worth it, if you are plan- ning a dice wedding on a low budget" said Mrs. Simpson, Any old pair of shoes will serve the s- o p .up se or, in case of several attendants, cheap shoes may be purchased. The material is fitted to the shoe wiht nlilIi'ner's glue. The sole is carefully pried from the upper part and glue is applied with a toothpick or similar tool and the edges of the material carefully and neatly pushed be- tween the sole and 'upper and the sole glued on again. The spike heel presents a prob- lem, too, but deft fingers find a way -.- some materials lending themselves to shaping much easier than others. Again the lift of the heel has to be loosened to allow the material to be ` Lucked in hider. The pumps are hand si-tched around the 'top and look quite professional when' completed. Shoe merchants will also makes from the same mate- rial as the dresses, and blue garters for every bride must wear ".something blue," In addition the display ill• eluded a decorated wedding cake- Mrs. Simpson made the, sugar bells, slippers and other , decor. lllaking these accessories he• Fran will) planluilg her •Baugh• leis wedding and has devel- oped into an interesting hobby and a useful one too, for she has been able to heti) more than one bride-to-be out of a difficulty in matching aceessorie,s, Legion auxiliary makes donations A pot luck supper preceded the first fa meeting it of the La- dies Auxiliary to the Legion held Monday night. During the business session, Mrs. Mel Keating was initiated into the membership, Four new applications f o r membership were received and approved, the initiations to be held at the October meeting, Several members volunteered to serve lunch to the Senior Cj- tizens at their meeting on Octo- ber 6. A donation of $25 was voted to the Girl Guides and a $10 donation to the Veteran's ' Tubercular Camp Fund, Sixty-five dollars was collected on Saturday, September 12, Na. vy League Tag- Tay. Volunteers from the auxiliary assisted by members of the Girl Guides conducted the canvass. • The eighth birthday of the auxiliary will be celebrated with a social evening on October 10, Five district auxiliaries have not attempt to do it. Other 'accessories in clad e, veils, hats which Mrs, Simpson receive caps here A capping ceremony for four nurses' aids--in-training at South Huron hospital was .held at a social evening for the hospital staff at the home of Mrs. Wim• sten Shapton, cn Meliday eve. ninp. Receiving their caps were Misses Edith Carter, Clande- boye, Elaine Devine, Dashwood, Barbara Falmer; Grand Bend. and Helen Ilardy, Lucan. During the evening presenta- tions were made to Mrs. Edna Engels, Who is accompanying. her husband to Germany; Mrs. Milton Willert who is moving to Goderich, and Miss Patricia Gil- mour, bride -elect. The evening was preceded by a buffet supper with about 40 in attendance. Dashood rites — Continued from page 13 held at Desjardjne's Danceland. For travelling to Northern On- tario and the United States the bride changed to a wool cash- mere two-piece beige suit with chocolate brown accessories and corsage of yellow roses,. Mr, and Mrs. Weiberg will dive at Grand Bend. Guests were from Calgary, Dearborn, Mich., Waterloo, Lan- don, Kitchener, Dundas, Brant- ford, Detroit and surrounding community. The name of the Mississippi river in Ontario conies front two Indian words—"missi" meaning great, and "sippi" meaning river. been invited to take part in the festivities, The next business meeting of the auxiliary will be held on Oc- tober 26. el 44. 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WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR THE NE W '60 MODELS COMING NEXT WEEK 1 New Cars And Demonstrators '59 FORD CUSTOMLINE TUDOR, new car warranty, 6,000 miles 52,295 '59 PONTIAC STRATO.CHIEF TUDOR, two- tone, coral and white, new car warranty 52,495 '59 PONTIAC STRATO•CHIEF 4 -DOOR, fin- ished in lovely crown sapphire, full price 52,595 '59 PONTiAC LAURENTIAN 4.DOOR, V•8, auto- matic, custom radio, padded dash, windshield washers, new, '59 BUICK ELECTRA 225, equipped with"every con- ceivable GM accessory but refrigeration, $2,000 off Ilatl '59 VAUXHALL VICTOR S,UPER, our courtesy ear, now for sale at $625 down! GMC TRUCKS ONLY 2 HALF -'TON LONG BOX PICKUPS LEFT: Only 51995 and your acceptable trade•in (If it's a truck or not). 1 TRUCKS CAR SALE 75 CAR SALE 75 CAR SALE w nl 4 v L ATTENTION LOGGERS, SURVEYORS, CONTRACTORS '57 GMC 5/a•TON PICKUP with 4•wheel drive, only. 5,000 miles, one-half original price, '57 GMC 1 -TON, 4•wheel drive, only 3,760 miles, make us an offer, '58 AC LONG BOX PICKUP, like new, only „ 51,795 '57 FORD 1•TON STAKE, 4•speed transmission, only 21,000 milts, '56 DODGE HALF•TON PANEL '56 DODGE 2t2•TON VAN, neW motor, new tires. '63 GMC 1/2•TON PICKUP '52 GNC ',z•TON PICKUP '51 MERCURY 1 -TON, 4•spoed transntlsalen, like new, '50 '1.11 1 -TON, 7x9 stake beefy, dual rear wheels, 4. - speed transmission, '49 CHEVROLET 1/2•TON PICKUP NEW BEDFORD ?$•YON PANEL 51,995 Your Gas Home If We Can't Make A Deal You Cannot Buy Cheaper tURICH All The Cars Listed Below Can Be Bought On Low.Cost GMAC Terms With Only One. Third Down, Balance Up To 36 Months Or If Your Credit is Good You Can Buy With NO MONEY DOWN! 58's ...,.. 54's '58 CHEVROLET DELRAY 2 -DOOR, 22,000 miles '58 PONTIAC STRATO•CHIEF 2 -DOOR, 6•cyl., custom radio, low mileage $1,56 '58 VAUXHALL STATION WAGON, only 4,000 original miles, the scarcest model on the road today $1.495 '5g CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDAN, anni- versary gold metallic, custom radio, like new 51,575 only Balance '54 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN, automatic drive, $1,595 radio, whitewalls, excetfent shape, '54 PONTIAC 2 -DOOR, a 40,000 mile original, finished in Highland Green $ 670 '54 PATHFINDER DELUXE SEDAN, radio, owned by an elderly gentleman, like new $ '54 CHEVROLET 4-130OR SEDAN, very clean car, new finish'54 $ radio, new ronzemetnlli NIAGARA DOOR, custom S 635 57's '57 FORD CUSTOMLINE 300 SEDAN, 8.cyl., custom radio, seat belts, art -new nylon whitewalls, 27,000 miles 51,295 '57 FORD CUSTOMLINE 300 SEDAN, radio: automatic drive, wheel disco, executive driven 51,345 157 FORD CUSTOMLiNE 500 STATION WAG- ON, 4 -door, V-8 automatic, custom radio, positively like new 51,695 .54 56's BUICK SPECIAL 4•DOOR HARDTOP, equipped with automatic drive, whitewalls, • finished in gleaming crocus. yellow 51,295 '56 DODGE DELUXE 2•DOOR, radio, white- walls, wheel disco, owned by one of our mechanics 51,045 '58 CHEVROLET 2-DO,OR HARDTOP, auto• matte drive, custom radio, etc, $1,195 '56 CHEVROLET 2-300R, excellent condition, 2 -tong green 5 995 '56 CHEVROLET 4-bOOR, 210 series $ 995 '56 AUSTIN A.50 SEDAN, radio, overdrive, gray with red leather interior, showroom condltibh $ B50 '56 PONTIAC PATHFINDER 2.bOOR, custom radio, rear -seat speaker, 34,000 original ntilea $ 995 '56 FORD FAIR LAN E STATION WAGON, automatic drive, T•blyd motor 51,175 55's We are bveratocked with 5 '55 Chevrolet Sedans, some with automatic drive, radios, none have over 40,000 miles, While they fast—Befanee $850 165 PONTIAC HARDTOP 2- 000R, whitwll, wheel ds $ 995 '55 DODGE SEDAN, radio, new motor, a steel .at 1 695 '55 NASH AMBASSADOR SEDAN, complete with bed, just the thing for 'traveller ...,,,,. $ 675 54115 '54 PONTIAC BUSINESS COUPE, automatic drive, custom$ radio,' fh)lalted With a full feather interior $ 790 '54 METEOR AibEAU HAADTOP, autematle drive, pewer steering, radio, 'sewer brakes 5 650 153 '53 70, rr11 53's CHEVROLET 150 SEDAN, $ 350 OLDS 98 SEDAN, hydramatfe, radio,ttt pewer brakes, a luxury car $ 435 "53 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN, dynafloW, radio, owned by a ideal school teacher ,$ '53 PONTIAC PATHFINDER SEDAN, finish- ed In gleaming black, excellent condition $ 595 '53 FORD SEDAN, custom radio, new tires „ $ 595 The ears listed below must absolutely be all sold In order to make room fer the new models, Make us an offer on any of these. We GUARANTEE you will go home with a car. 635 52's '52 FORD MAINLINE TUDOR, custom) radio, new motor. '52 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, finished M metallic blue, '52 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN '52 PONTIAC PATHFINDER 'DELUXE 2.000R, newly eefintailed in Banff blue, '52 CHEVROLET COACH, blUe. '52 PONTI'AC FLEETLINE SEDAN 4•1300R, sharp, sharp. '52 METEOR CUSTOMLINE SEDAN, geed trans• pertatidn, '52 AUSTIN SEDAN, blaek with whitewalls, exec..• tfve driven. 51's 'S1 METEOR SEDAN, custom radio, overdrive, black with whlteWlela. '51 PONTiAC SEDAN, 49,000 driglnal Willes. 9 OTHER 51'a—Nulcks, Plyntouttts, addles, Fords, i l"! 50's A., '50 PONTIAC 2•DOOR Down Payment $ 69 1111 '50 MERCURY SEDAN With radio, 2•tene, green, . new meter Down Payment $ 69 '60 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN, 2.tene green with ratllo ,,,,, Down Payment $ 89 49's '49 MERCURY SEDAN, 33,000 actual .Willes b6W,, Payment 5200 '49 DODGE STATION WAGON, brand neW )i1o4 tor, body needs a little' work. Down Payment $ 99 '49 CHRYSLER SEDAN, radio, automatic. Dewn Payment $i 69 Down Payment $ 33 '42 PLYMOUTH SEDAN Because We Are The Largest Volume Dialler in Huron County i Pearson Motors Ltd. sem: 31Y W SI PONTIAC ilUICK -- VAUXHALL GMC TRUCKS — 'BEDFORD VANS E1YS Y 111 3IYS 11V3 S '4 31VS aVD S[ `` MS VIM E