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CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev, A, G. Yon Eck, Minister
10:00 a.m,-,Ertglisi>, Service
'0:10 p.m ,--)titch Service
6:15 p.m. --Back to God Hour-
CHT) (680 Ke,)
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH.
Rev. 5, E. Lewis, M.A., ;B.D,
Minister
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C,M.
Organist and Choirmaster
11:00 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY
Service conducted by Super.
lntendent Carfrccy Cann.
Members of Sunday School
will assist,
The Junior Choir will sing,
Sermon for the. Sunday
School,
▪ 'ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
DASH WOOD
;1:30 p,m,-Sunday School
2:30 p,m.-Service
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
• Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
10:00 'a.m.-Bible School
11:00 a,m.-. Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. -Evening Services
:Wed„ 8 p.m. -Prayer Service
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
. Main Street
Rev. Mel. W. Holmes, Pastor
9:00 a.m. - CJCS Radio (1240
Ke,)
"THE LIVING CHRIST"
9:45 a,m. Sunday School
Loyalty Campaign - Loyalty
to God, Country, Leaders,
Horne and Church.
11:00 a.m. - "FIVE MUSTS
OP THE CHRISTIAN LIFE"
Communion Service
7:30 p.m, - "THE THREE
••BAPTISMS"
Illustrated message by the
Pastor.
• CHILDREN'S CRUSADE
} May 1st until May 5th
with
"UNCLE BILL" MOODY
Many Special Features for
Boys and Girls.
All Welcome - 4:15 p.tn.
"I was glad when they said
nto me let us go to the house
11 the Lord."
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CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
;Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A,, B.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs. S. G. Klatt
,10;00 ;a.m.-Morning Worship
. Sermon Subject: "The Elder
• Brother"
11:00 a.m,-Sunday School
1:30 p.m. -Meeting of Centen-
nial Committees
`COMING EVENTS -
;BLOSSOM TEA, bake sale and
'bazaar, James Street United
Church, ,May 17, 3 to 5 p.m.
27:4c
nHOME ANIS SCHOOL Associa-
tion meeting, Tuesday, May 9,
8:15 p.m. Officers for 1961 and
1962 will be installed. A panel
discussion by local educators
and parents will be held. They
.will discuss questions submit-
ted at April meeting. Everyone
welcome. 4c
,CHICKEN BARBECUE at
Thames Road. United Church,
,June 13, 1961, 6 to 8 pan.,
.s p o n s o re d by the Happy
Doubles Group, Advance tickets
available now from members,
4c
;MOTHER.'S DAY TEA, apron
and bake sale, Saturday, May
13, 3 to 5 p,m„ Central Hotel,
sponsored by Trivitt Memor-
�,;Ial WA. 4:11c
OPENING
DANCE
BLUEWATER
DANCELAND
Friday, May 12
10 1:30
MUSIC 13Y
DESJARDINB
ORCHESTRA
Modern - Rock In Roll
Square Dancing
MAIN STREET
United Clwrclt of Canada
Minister: Rev, R, S. Hilt;
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
10:00 a.m,--Sunday School
11:1.5
a.m,-,Morning Worship
Message on Rural Life
Nursery
Junior Congregation
"Come and worship with. us,J1
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van .Faroese, Minister
2:00 p.m, -Worship and Sermon
Baptism
3:30 p,m,-Sunday ;School
;May 11, 8:30 p,m, .- Ascension
Service
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev, Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, May 7
Rogation Sunday
8:00 a,m,-Quiet Communion
Corporate Communion for the
men of the parish followed
by breakfast,
10:00 a.m,-Bible Class
11:00 a.m.-Holy Communion
Nursery and Sunday School
8:30 p.m, -The Rector's Coffee
Hour
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. M. Sauder, Pastor
10:30 a.m.-Worship Service
11:15 a,m.-Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
8:00 p.m. -Evening Service
All Are Welcome
McKillop man
heads officers
Janes McQuaid, McKillop,
is the new president of the Hu-
ron (Municipal Officers' Asso-
ciation, succeeding county as-
sessor A. A. Alexander.
Mrs. Edythe Cardiff, clerk-
treasurer of Grey County be -i
comes first vice-president, and -
John Livermore, clerk-treas-
urer
lerk treas-
urer of Clinton, moves from
executive member to second
vice-president.
William Roberts, Seafortih. as-
sessor, and Earl Campbell,
Hensall, continue as execu
tive members with the addition
of. Bill 1-lanly, deputy clerk -
treasurer of. Huron County.
The election took place in
Goderich last week.
SAUL HOLIFF PRESENTS
Thurs. -" May 11
9:00 p.m.
�y� LUCAN ARENA
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TICKETS AT DOOR - '$2 00
ADVANCE SALE $1.50
at
RADCLIFFE'S LUCAt'(
SNELGROVE'S - EXETER.
Students at Door - $1.00
LUCAN ARENA
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Pentecostal Tabernacle
Reif, McI. W. Holmes, Pastor
Guest Speaker this Sunday:
REV. WILLIAM MOODY
from Hamilton
9:00 a,ni--CJCS Radio (1240 Kc.)
"How to become a Child of God"
9:45 ihni..,•Sunday School
Illustrated talk, "The Lost Sheaf",
by Rev Moody
11:00 a.m.--`rThe Meaning of Pente,
cost"
4 /230 P.M, "SATELLITES AND SALVATION"
Gospel Fruth for atenile alio.,
Spode, Wild on 'Malin olid Plane
Coma ehJ Bring the Whole i'ari1ily
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Clinton HS techerH.S.
headsLiQ...ns'
Ross Middleton, of Clinton,
was elected Deputy - District
Governor of Region 3, District
A-9, of .Lions International, at
the annual Region Rally hold
Wednesday night, April 20, at
the Zurich Community Centre;
2 -le was in a two-way battle
for the position with Jack Rea•
vie, of Wingharn,
Mr. Middleton, who. is a high
.school teacher at 'Cll. n. t o ;n,
served the past year as Zone
Chairman for the south part of
Region 3, while Mr, Reavie has
been the Zone Chairman in the.
north part of Region 3.
Zone Chairman for the south
part of the Region for the next
term will be Herb Turkheim,
the president of the Zurich
Lions Club, while Jack McDon-
ald, president of the Brussels
Lions Club, will be ,Zone Chair-
man for the north part of the
Region.
Guest speaker at the Zurich
rally ,was Ward Bolton, •of St,
Marys, Past Canadian Presi-
dent of Lions International, He
delivered an inspiring message
to the group on "Lionism." Mr,
Bolton was introduced by Inter-
national Counsellor Hal Meir, of
Seaforth, .and thanked by Herb
Turkheim, of Zurich.
Head table guests were intro,
Attends banquet
at city hospital
Dr. M. C, Fletcher attended
the father and daughter ban•
quet for graduate nurses at the
Nurses' Residence, Victoria
Hospital, London on Friday
evening. Miss Carol Fletcher is
one of a :class of 85 graduates,
Dr, Fletcher replied to a
toast to fathers proposed by
Miss L. J. L. Kinney. Gradu-
ation exercises will take place
May 19.
duced by International Coun-
sellor Jake Swcltzer, of Ese•
ter, while Ross Middleton and
Jack Reavie supervised the in-
troducing of club members
who were present. Clubs rep-,
resented were: Teeswatcr'Clin-
ton,
Iio•
wick, Wingha:n, Brussels, Clin-
ton, Seaforth, E„eter, Grand
DUTCH MINISTER Rev. P.
Luchtigheid, of The Hague,
Netherlands, will preach at a
special evangelistic service in
Exeter on May 19 in Main. St.
UC, under the auspices of
Bethel Reformed Church. The
service, designed to reach the
unchurched Dutch people, will
be in the Holland language..
Rev. Luchtigheid attracts large
crowds at his home church.
His trip to Canada, is financed
by a jubilee gift frm his con-
gregation.
Canada's so - called robin,
nanied by early British settlers
after their former homeland's
true robin, is really a red -
breasted thrush.
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Come" See A NEW FILM
" moi °`x` tINTMENT"
PLUS TEEN TALENT
Our quiz teams are in their finals.
Saturday, May 6, 8 p.rri.
CLINTON LEGION HALL
South Huron Youth for Christ
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JOIN THE CROWDS AT THE
ABULOUS
OQD • • RIES _.
IPE M : IAL TEL
GRAND BEND
Friday Night - Fish Fry
Fresh Lake Huron Perch - All you can eat -,500
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
SATURDAY - CHICK FRY
Dinner for 500
ENTERTAINMENT BY ELGIN FISHER'S
RHYTHM TIMERS'
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UNCE
Having purchased the hardware business in Zurich,
known as Rader and Mittleholtz, we are now in a position
to look after your plumbing, heating and electrical needs.
In addition, we will be carrying a full range of
builder's supplies, If you are thinking of building or re•
modelling, let us quote you prices on your complete job,
Your patronage will be greatly appreciated, and
we pledge the same fine service as you have received in
the past.
ZURICH HARDWARE A
BUILDER'S SUPPLIES ITED
CHARLES THIEL.
LEROY THIEL
LORNE RADER
DON OKE
EARL FLAXBARD
NORMAN FLEISCHAUER
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Bring your Friends to our
Sat'd
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EXETER
LEGION
Dai trot, 9 to 12
Admission 750
per Person
Jeans and Jackets
No; Allowed•
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JJr'nd, and Zurich.
International Counsellor Vic-
tor Dinnin, of Zurich, wad in
charge of the nomination ,and
election for Deputy-l;.overnor
and Zone Chairman, while the
present Deputy -Governor, Rus•
sell Grainger, of Zurich, .was
chairman for the meeting.
Song leaders were Howard
Klopp, Alvin Waiper, and Del-
bert Geiger, all of the Zurich
Club. Mrs. Beatrice Hess, of
Zurich, accompanied the group.
at the piano, as well as contri-
buting a solo to the program,
Entertainment was provideci.
by the members of the Zurich
Club, and the dinner was Pre-
pared by the Ladies' Aid of the
Lutheran Church in Zurich.
Lucky draws were won hy,
eception
for
RICHARD ERB
AND MARY GRAINGER
(?iridal couple of May 6)
Sat., M a y 6
Zurich
COMMUNITY CENTRE
DESJARDINB
ORCHESTRA.
Len ,lord, Sea1orab Stewart
Diets, Zurich, Mrs. Beatrice.
Hess, Zurich, and Ike Ttann,
Brussels, About 100 Lions of
tended the ,event,
e
tar to
Drive. -In Theatre
S MILES EAST OF
GRAND BEND
2 Shows Nightly. -Rain or Clear
Box Office Open at 8 O'Clock
Show Begins at Dusk
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
MAY 5 and 6
"Marjorie
Morningstar"
(Colour)
Natalie Wood, Gene .Kelly.
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THANK YOU I
We wish to express our sincere appreciation
to our many friends and customers for the fine
patronage extended us during the past years.'
Having sold our business to Zurich Hard-
ware and Builder's Supplies, we will appreciate
your continued patronage to this new firm,
The business will continue to be operated
as before, with the addition of a complete line of
builder's supplies.
RADER & MITTLEHOLTZ HARDWARE
Lorne and Leona Rader,
Zurich, Ontario
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FRIDAY
IGHT
It's Exeter Kinsmen's
Spring
Jamboree
AT EXETER
ARENA
ti•
7 Hours of Merriment!
9 p.m. Friday to 4 a.m. Saturday
Two Popular Bands
Modern, Rock 'n Roll & Square.Dancing
A BIG NIGHT'S FUN FOR ONLY $1.O0 I 1 I
Sponsored by Exeter Kinsmen Club
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SPECIAL S ` EAKER
REQ/. WILSDN CQMPTON, Aug,
Noted Evangelist Working With
the French :Canadian People
,BAYFIEI D BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, May
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Rev, Twin Will Speak at Both Services
11:00, a.m. . -.. 7:30 pan,
All. Are Cordially Invited To, Attend
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Support the Salvation Army
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Conducted During the Month of May
EXETER BLITZ
Thursday, May 18
6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Conducted in Exeter by Kinsmen Club
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The, t e Lada, i hit
Brownie's
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WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY
May 3, 4 and 5
"rHo/o In The H ad
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(Colour, Cinemascope)
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Frank Sinatra _ Edward G. Robinson - Thelma Ritter
Eleanor Parker (One Cartoon)
SATURDAY and MONDAY - May 6 and 8
DOUBLE FEATURE
"The Last Drys
orPompeii"
(Colour, Cinomascope)
Steeve Reeves
"Gun Fighters of
Abilene"
Buster Crabbo - Bart MacLean
(One Cartoon)
TUESDAY and VVE DNESDAY - May 9 and 10.
,"Five Branded W,4oinenrr;'
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Van Heflin - Barbara Bel Geddes • Vera Milos
(2 Cartoons)
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WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL
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Get More Out Of Life , . .
GO TO A MOVIE I
THURS„ FRI„ SAT,
May 4, 5 and 6
Double Bill
A lovable story about
a boy and his horse( ti 164
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MON., TUES. & WED. - MAY 8, 9 AND 10
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21LYRIC THEATRE EXETER
Firsf Show 1130 Second Show 9130 Matinee 2:00 '{s',"iri"
Exeter Legion Hall
Doors rvill open at one o'clock
Nothing wiil be sold before that time,
FURNITURE AUCTION AT 3 O'CLOCK
TOWN•Wlbl" piCK•UP ON FRIDAY, MAY 5
Commencing at 1 p 1'1.1. - Leave bundles out!
Or Telephone Exeter 733-M
(Out=of loran articles may be left at Russell
Electric or at, the Hospital.)
CLOTHING . ° FURNITURE " DISHES
BOOKS * TOYS * SHOES
Please marl' size on lathing.
This advertisement donated by
BELL AND LAUGHTON
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G. COCHRANE