The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-03-02, Page 1511
Announcements Thanks --- iViemoriarns
To ecogniTitrefiAchgcate, March 24, POW; 15-4".
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BIRTHS
PE Bat -11,111.—S%* and. Vet de
Broijn, RCAF Station Cent-
ralia, announce the birth of a
eon, Sot t Gordee, at South
Heron Hospital, February 25
brother for Terry, Karl,
Tina and 'Rosemary,
EVANS—Mr. and Mrs. Henry
E. Evans, Ltican, are happy
to announce the birth of a
daughter, Diane, at St, Jo-
seph's Hospital,oSpitaj, n ospital, Lodo•n,
February 12—a sister for
Trevor, Yvette, .Keith, Pavid,
MervYn and Rita.
RE/WAN—Charles and mar.
got, Port Dover, are happy
to announce the arrival of a
baby daughter at Norfolk
General Hospital, February
24—first granddaughter for
Mr,. and Mrs, Norman ilea -
man, Exeter.
JOHNS—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
johns, Coronation, Alta., are
happy to'announce the birth
of a daughter, Gail Eliza -
heti); February 18 — first
grandchild for Mr, and Mrs.
Hiram Beiber and Ken and
Irene Johns.
COMING EVENTS —
4ChIPYOMent$ "We would appreciate any tug- er dermaxt of community
BIRTHS —
gestions from the public oil group or regienal organilae
ARD. QF THANKs
silOOINS—Mr. and Mrs. Nen- l 'The family of the la te Miss I wish to thank everyone4J01414Y—th
Mao o nmbd hwing tnemQry of week anneenced a new
!CS— CARDS OF THANK $— I MaMORIAM 1,4yric Theatre, Exeter, thisthose who simuld ottablY." lions: (2) winners of .11t.ste
Among the specific bases On Involving talent, sk91 or abi.
WileY . which the awards will be made lay' (3) outsteodirig AeideVe,
neth W. Jiggins, Grand Bend,rjorie lerderiek wish to hso kidly remeereMel a dear wife and mother who or recognizing achievement and are (1) election as president; ment.
announce the birth or a son, express their thanks, and Bp- with flowers, (faille, treata and: Passed away one year ego, enterprise of individuals in the '
Patrick John, at South Huron ' preciation to friends, relatives vs while a patient in South February 23, 1060.
ham, announce the birth of a 'Special thanks to the nersieg —Anne Coetes.
EiwYll Kerslake, RR 1 Wood-'SYMPathY and floral tributes. was ail gratefullY appreciated- 1-1Prighhterancdlayise,Sti to the end. ot '1"relnempuanasiteYs' itl•Pers°11s•Who-atv
2e ' ways, - The theatre plans to send
son, Steven Ross, at Setan 1 staff at Seth Heron Hospital, 1 : eieeted lo offieee. win talent
—a brother for Paul, Karen Women's Federation ,01 msin t'tank alt those who s°4t cards
end Janet, :St. Church and ell those who in Victoria Hospital anti, her ,
and visited her while a patient —Beautiful Memories she left !Lis:141°11"-i? s"vIce to the e°111'
Elizabeth Clarke wishes to Shiver:mall:dd true •in ter. heart contests or peyform some,out-
Huron Hospital, February 25 Dr, Fletcher, Rev. Hiltz, the i and mind,
NOYLE—Mr. and Mrs. Robert ; helPed us in oer sad bereave- sister, Mrs. Freernan nodgins, ,,,.,L ov i n g 1 v renribered p l'fill'o(e'slyejlidev,.4,h'ilosle,°1andreeestprwr.eocavolemittlizijostielavidtloil
A, Noyle, RCAF S t a ti o rt ment.—The Broderick family,
Centralia, announce the birth , where elle has been, for a few' Thomas Jolly an family. C
. 1
° a son,
BrYatl ArrnStr"g' 1 We is 'tc) express am. s14110' weletsh to thank everYene L 1
at South Heron Hospital, cere thanks and appreciation 1-. t..100F VISIT TEESWATER 1 and developing their talents
eeship, encouraging. progress
FebrearY 24—a brother for to friend and neighbors for the L'e4r- j.cahrcisk . ,.
Joanne. e specie t an s to our neighbors! Members of the Exeter
and visits.and
lodge , nay,
! for the benefit of the commee
!sympathy cards we received in for their kindness while 1 WAS of Odrifellows chartered a bZis pi Herne,
/ 1 1 ws)atigii:wwillel‘elkainl:satgigearte Ron
PRESZCATOR — Velma end;nur recent bereavement.—Ed- a pateent in south Huron' lios-'T
Hospital, February 2tI. and neigtbors for the manY Iluron. flospital, Speciol thanks Loving and kind in all. her
KERSLAKE — Mr. and Mrs. acts or kipdness, ineeeages of to Miss Claypole and staff. It
Kenneth Prgsaeater MO ger, Meriel and Alvin Cu,d- prs A, s wright eo
announee the birth of a more. fruaetsefir8na.1 evli'seint'intge theanl recently- eetleviartoWminrieTriste
daughter, FebruarY 24, in We wish to express our sin appreojahoo for t e many
I wish to express ihnY sincere 'organized reeswater lodge, eke each week, he stated, and
Scott. Memorial Hospital, Sea -1
forth—a sister for Diane, cere thanks and apprecietion tresses sync have
I' h 1 received There were about So tnembers
to relatives friend a d ' 1, Passes will be mailed to the
hors fer the b,eautiful gifts re-
ceived on leaving for 01-1r new and treats which were so wel.
thanks for the cards' fl°wers 'ed hs some of the Hen- ,
i salt brethren. to recognize all deserving per-
sons,
we will do our best
home in Keswick' $ I) e e i a 1 come.—Cpl, Neil Chamberlain, sons, it may be Impossible for
thanks to June and Bert Bor- GrandBend 200 Members
land, the Overholts, Breens ' - lodge were a the n . tis to notice everyone as each
engagement of their daughter, Cronyns and Mrs. Fred liar: I wish to thank friends, rela- !so present and week goes by," he explained,
Donna Raye Alice, to Mr, John rison,—Mr. ancl Mrs. Glenn Oyes and neighbors for the presented the Teeswater lodge
Cecil Mathers, son of Mr. and Robinson, 2c visits, cards and flowers while ,w1 1 a travelling gavel.
Mrs, Andrew Mathers, Ailsa I was a patient in Victoria Hos-,
Shari apd Patti Robinson
Linda, David and Jim.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Fisher,
Zurich, wish to annotmee the
during my recent illne$S. Many , from Exeter and they were
recipients,
Craig. The marriage to take
carnival by Exeter Figure St. Peter's Evangelical Liethe- to Dianne Breen,
would like to say "tha k you"
Marlene Coates.
Pita], London, and since return -
Saturday, March 18, 16;23:2:9e
place on March 25 at
ICE CARNIVAL — Annual ice ing bome. )(Mir thoughtfulness
Skating Club, Exeter Arena, ran Church, Zurich, 2" 0 7 I It 2*
P.m.at to their teacher, m. was much appreciated. —Bob
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell, friends •in Centralia, Paul and
Kipper', Ont., wish to announce Freddie say "thank you" to
ANNUAL HOT BEEF supper, the engagement of their daugb- Marty Overholt, 2c
Wednesday, April 5, Exeter ter, Patricia Ann, to 'Mr, El- .
Legion Hall, Sponsored by Alen bert Angus Jones, son of Mr. wish to express mY an-
Trivitt Memorial Church. and Mrs, ira ,Tones of Walker- preciation to the friends, neigh -
23:2:9;16c
Vacation
Marjorie and I would like to Prelude '61
FASHION SHOW
thank our many friends for the
cards, visits and flowers and
ton, Ont. The marriage will hors and relatives who re- were pulling for me; my deep
itioneesiscu,inroilestvs Isvdoausrmi nvagen77 Yoefnie'yeoocuuereastgoilinkllgs- w
ed March 8
take place April 1, 1961, at 3 membered me with cards, let- est gratitude to you. — Len
2nc was in St, Joseph's Hospital JAD McCURDY SCHOOL
ers, visits and gifts while I Mikes, 2*
pat
n,, in Kippen United Church.
Mr. Harold Finlay wishes to and since I have returned,
RCAF STN. CENTRALIA
announce the engagement of Also thanks to all those who
helped at home. Your kind -
his daughter, Elizabeth Ann, nesses will long be remember -
to Mr. Harold Hendrick, son
n
:ed. --Stan Steeper, West MeGil-
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd He d-Ilivray, 2c
rick, Dashwood. Wedding to .:. - '
take place the latter part of! We would like to thank our
March, 2nc , friends and relatives for cards.
gifts and visits while we were
CARDS OF THANKS—, Jpatients in St, Joseph's Hos-
The Local Association would pital and since returning home.
DAFFODIL TE—Annual Can-
like to thank all. who donated Special thanks to Dr. Ecker,
A
eel' Society Dalfodil Tea, Fri- to make the tea and bake sale —Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and
REMEMBER April 7 as Variety
Night in SHDHS. Sponsored by
CPT Committee, tOOle and
Rebekah lodges, Exeter, 2e
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE. -2n
Hensall IOOF Lodge Ball, Wed-
nesday, March 15, at 9 p.m.
Everyond welcome. Ladies
please bring lunch, Admission
50e. Sponsored by local CPT
committee of 100F and Re-
bekah lodges. 2:9c
baby Mona.
day, March 24, James st, a success. 2c 2c
United Church, 3 to 5 p.ni, 1 wish to thank friends, rela-1 We wish to express our ap-
Variety program. Everyone lives and neighbors for the preciation to all the friends
welcome. 2:9:16c visits, cards, letters, flowers and relatives who called to see
and gifts while I was a patient us at the church last Wednes-
SUPPORT THE in St. Joseph's Hospital,, Lon- day and at our home, and to
WINTER, WORK CAMPAIGN don, and since returning home.' say a sincere "thank you" for
OF THE Your kindness was very much the flowers, gifts and cards
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT appreciated, '— Mrs. ed n any way
Charles sent to us, and to all who help-
, . 2c to make our
, golden anniversary a -memor-
'Al ' able event. — Ed and Laura
Lindenfield. 2*
I wish to express- my sincere
thanks to ,all my relatives and
friends for their flowers, gifts,.
1 e 7
SERVICE 2:2- 3:16c Step-henElimville
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D.
ett ers and call d s tiring im
stay in Clinton hospital and
since returning home. Special
' thanks to Rev, Harold John-
' .• .....i ston for his kind words.—Mrs,
John Anderson. 2nc
We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to friends and,
Main Street neighbors for many acts of
•., Minister
Rev. Mel. W. Holmes, Pastor
kindness shown us while John
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M. was -a -patient in South -Huron
Organist' and Choirmaster 9:00 a.m. — CJCS radio (1240 Hospital, and since returning
kc.) home. Your thoughtfulness was
9:45 a.m. — Sunday School greatly appreciated.—Mr. and
With many special features. Mrs. W. John Alexander, RR 2
2*
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
10 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
All Departments
11 A:M.—MORNING SERVICE 11:00 a.m.--Communion Service Hensall, Ont.
LENTEN SERIES 7:30 P.M.
"Going With Jesus Through "WHAT IS WRONG WITH LUCAN
The Last Week" 4 THE WORLD?"
(3) Cleansing of the Temple T
Anthem by Men's Choir ,sages dealing with the endi onsicier
The last in a series of mes-
Male Quartet: Alf Werth, time.
Walter Cutbush, Ray Mills,Good flL&Ofl - Lively Singing 1 •
Ed Lindenfield Anointed Preaching 1
"Visit the Tabernacle this area unit
Sunday"
" 1 Ratepayers of SS 3 Biddulph
discussed pros and cons of join-
ing an area school when they
met in the Coursey school Fri-
day night for their fortnight
euchre,
The section decided to go
along with the decision of other
schools concerned. Another
meeting wilt be held in the
Highbury school on Thursday
evening to hear reports.
At the nine -table euchre
which followed, conducted by
Mrs. Charles Haggar and Mrs.
Harold Coursey, • high score
prizes went to Harvey Hodgins
10;30 a.m.—Worship Service 1 (playing a .lady's card) and
11;15 a.m.—Sunday School and Tom' Coursey. Second prizes
Bible Class were won by Mrs. Harvey Hod -
All Are Welcome gins and Harry Stokes. and
lone hand prizes went to Mrs.
Joe O'Neil and Eugene Stoke.
CHRISTIAN ,
REFORMED CHURCH Flowers' in February
Mrs. Eva Henson of Water
Rev. A. G. Van Eek, Minister SL, Lucan was surprised last
10:00 a.m.—Worship in Dutch Friday when she went ottt to,
2:15 p.m,—Worship in English her garden to find a number of
pansies and daisies out in
6:15 p.m.—Back To God Hour bloom.
—CHLO (680 kc.)
Personel items
M. and. Mrs. James Taylor
and daughter, Suzanne, and
Miss Barbara Bowcote, all of
London, were Sunday guests of
Mrs, Eva Henson. (Mrs. Tay-
's mother).
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, Samuel Kerr, B.A., S.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs. S. G. Klatt
10;00 a.m.—Sunday School
11;00 a.m.—Morning Worship,
Sermon Subject: "The Pent- 7:30 p.m,—Evening Services
tent Thief" Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Service
Monday, 4 p.m„ — Children -of -
the -Church meeting
Tuesday, March 7, 8:15 p.m.— THAMES ROAD
Cirele meeting in church, MENNONITE CHURCH
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Manager's S. M. Sauder, Pastor
meeting
BAYF I ELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
10:00 a.m.—Bible School
11;00 a.m.—Morning Worship
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
8:00 p.m. — 'Temple Time",
CHML
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Meniorial, Exeter
Rev, Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert, Cameron, Orgenist
Sunday, 'March 5, 1901
Third Sunday in Lent
8:00 a.m.—Quiet Communion
(Corporate communion a'
breakfAst for the Mee of
parish)
10:00 am,'—.}3b1e Class
11:00 cM.—Holy Communion
Nursery and Sunday Schee
7;00 0.1t1.—AVPA in the pe
hall.
Wednesday, March
8:00 a.m,—Quiet Conlin't
10:00 a.m—Quiet Com
7:S0 on,—Lenten Med'
Hindrances to Praye
Children's Lenten S
)very S'ehribiday at
SUN
AT
110 .-
Rev I Bo
ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Proressive
Euchre
100F HALL
Fri., Mar. 3
Everyone Welcome
Ladies Bring Lunch
Admission 500 '
cP&T IOOF and
Rebekah Lodges, Exeter
• • • • • • I • I I • I I I I I I 100 I 1 • • • .1 • • tn
Ham
. Supper
CENTRALIA
UNITED CHURCH
Wed., Mar. 15
Served from. 5 - 8 pm;
Adults $1,25
Children under 12, 650
Tickets available
from members.
Sponsored by the
Woman's Association,
MINIMMI•rolemi,.....1•••••••••••••••
CKNX
BARN
DANCE,
HENSALL
Community Centre
Sat., March 4
8:39 p.m.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Sponsored by
Hensall Kinette Club
Fashions by Kingsrnill's Ltd.,
London
ADMISSION 750
Tea will be served,
Sponsored by
Woman's Auxiliary
Dance
Crediton
TOWN HALL
Friday, Mar. 3
Music by
GRANT EDIGHOFFER
Dancing 9:00 - 1:00
Sponsored by L.O,L.
Admission 75
PO T. •• RI I II iko •
Presenting the Film . .
The- filigheif
Mountain
A TOP GOSPEL FILM IN
BEAUTIFUL COLOR
Plus an outstanding ladies
trio from Lucan —
"The Lucanaires"
QUIZ TEAMS
COMPETING
Plan Now
To Attend!
LEGION HALL
CLINTON
Sat., March 4
8:00 p.m,
South Huron
Youth For Christ
Hill
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
HIBBERT CO-OP CREAMERY
will be held
Thurs., March 2 2 p.m,
IN STAFFA TOWNSHIP HALL
Guest speaker will be Mr. C. Palmer, associate
director of dairying, Toronto. One of his topics for
discussion will be that all producers are expectecl
to construct milkhouses and install adequate cool-
ing facilities in the future.
He will endeavour to answer any questions and
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
Arena
Activiti
•
FRIDAY, MARCH 3
7:00,5IDD—Pee wees
0:30.10:30--ST0ATH ROY vs.
EXETER HAWKS
10:30.11:30—Oashwood Planing
MW
SATURDAY, MARCH 4
8100.12:00—Minor Hockey
1 :30-3 ;00—Public Skating
3:30.5:30 --Figure Skating
(Please Note: No public skating
on Saturday night)
7:00 -8:00. ---Mt. Carmel
8:00-9:00—Legion bantams
9:30.11:00—Jack Clarke
SUNDAY, MARCH 5
12;00.2:00—Mohawks
2:00-4:00—PublIc Skating
5:00.6:00—Dashwood Planing
Mill vs. Fergus
7:30.1:30-01d Timers' Pract c -
MONDAY, MARCH 6
4;00.5:00—Skating
6:00-7:30—Pee wees
R;00-10:00—RCAF
TUESDAY, MARCH 7
7:00-8:00—Wee woes
a:SO—INGERSOLL. vs.
EETR MOHAWKS
WgDNESDAY, MARCH 8
7:00.10:00—Minor Hockey
Get More Out Of Life
GO TO A MOVIE !
THURS„ FRI., $AT, — MARCH 2, 3, 4
BIG DOUBLE BILL
co at',
JULIE
ADAMS
10)01
AGAR
CHARISS
WINNINGER
RICHARD
ARLEN
AN ALLIED ARTISTS PICTURE
PLUS "WE JENNIE"
Starring Tony Martin and Vera Elien (co(or)
MON., TUES., WED. — MARCH 6, 7, 8
:4=4
THEIRUE
MARINE
ERIC
of 11.1E
pACIFIC.
4,
An ATLANTIC PICTURES PRODUCTION • An ALLIED ARTISTS RELEASE
Starring Jeffrey Hunter and Pat Owens
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
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Show' Starts at 7:30 p.m.
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Phone 421
EXETER
Matinee 2:00 p.m,
exotamweelesiee,:eteteeless-e,temooaeageR,nuseseirc
Exeter and District Branch, Cancer So.ciety
III
aff
Friday, March 24
3 to 5 p.m.
JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH
Variety Program
Everyone Welcome
THE
Challen
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1
A brand new colour movie with LARRY HENDERSON,
Cenada's loading News Commentator, in person.
SEE * The forbidden kingdom of Sikkim
* The Wild Elephants of Burma
* The Royal Dancers of Laos
AND Larry Fiendereon's adopted Chinon
daughter, Leo MO
Ii
JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH
cr. 8 — Wednesday— 8 pmi,
Tickets $1,25
Sponsored by AOTS Men's Club
,.. • .. • 4,447,..:7t4*.•
ALL
On Sale Now
•scemoirmewrarreine
' Every County under the Hog Marketing Plan will hald election
MONDAY, MARCH 6TH AT 10 A. M.
for the purpose of electing County members ,to district Hog Producer
Committees, Your County meeting wilt be held all
LEGION HALL, KIRK ST., CLINTON
HURON COUNTY
Naminationsl the morning, with elettlah to follow in the afternoon.
The Agricultural Representative in each County will act cis Chairman., If
you require further information, cOnfact your AtRiduifural Repretentative,
Vote in the County where you produce hegt:
ONTARIO FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING 'WARP