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„, DISTRICT REUNIONS
BIRTH$
O'BRIEi\jer_Alr, aed, Aire. Don -
las ()Brien, Zurieb, a n-
noence the birth of a daugh-
ler, Cynthia Anne, et South
Huron Hospital, June 15-a
sister for Derek,
BAKER - John and Janet,
Baker (nee n), Hen,
salt, announce the birth of a
son, Brian John, Clinton
PUblic Hespital, Jane 17-a
brother for Bradley James,
LOGART--Air, SRO Mrs, R011-
ald Bogart, Exete r, an-
nounce the birth of eon,
• ail Lawrence, at South
Huron Hospital, June 21, I
DERRICK - F/0 R. E. and L
Mrs. Derrick, Grand Bend, e
announce the birth •of a A
(laughter, Janice Audrey, at o
South Heron Hospital, June g
16,
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BIRTHS e- 1 CARDS OF THANK4-
.AvERY --, Don and ShirleY1 I mad like to thank all MY
(nee FlYnil) announce the friends, neighbors and rale_of their son, Scott tt.Yee for their thoughts, kind -
David, at Sle Joseph's Hos- ns, eards •and flowers during
pital, Sarnia, June p - a ,iny aceident and stay 10 St.
grandson for Mr. and Mrs.! Tos h' "pi a. Special
,loe Pim. Hensel', thanks to Dr. PatterSon, Dr.
Tiniim,rae_ivr. sod Aim Ed., Bertram, naenvd. Mr. Loefues:csotenr,
ward Tubrett„ Green Acres, ; the nurses
Grand Demi, annotinee thcfloor east, with sincere ap.
d 1
birth of 4 deugliter, Karen IPrediation. e-- Charlie liegger,1
Josephine, at South Huron Lecan.
22c I
Hospitel, Juno 3.8 - a sister I iNdsh to thank relatives and
Lor Laurie and Frankie, Mends for the many cards and
gifts I received on my nine.ENGAGEmENT$- teeth birthday. - Airs. Mary
Mr. and Airs. Frank me. Staley, RR 1 Lunen. 22c
echlin, London, announce the Air, and Mrs, Clinton Brown
ngagement of their daughter, I wish 1,0 thank their many
nne, to me, Jim Prout, son . friends wile remembered Qin-
(' Mr, and Mrs, C. A. Prout, I ton with cards, flowers, visits
xeter. The wedding 1011 take I and treats during his long W-
ine at Trinity United Church, ness in St. joseph's Hospital.
Om on Saturday Jul 15, 'S me' 1 thanksso to the mirs-
t 7 p.m. 22* ing staff of the hospital and to
Mr. and Airs. John W. nod. Rev. Waters of Robinson Mem-
flieersen:aeggeininaentIrdieiarn(1°altitneche- and Queenle Brown, 22*
orial Church, Loncion.-Clinton
er, Dana Jane, to Mr. Walter .Rev, Stanley G. Tomes and
Eugene Theron CreerY, son of Airs. Tomes wish to thank
turday, July 8, 1961, at 12 presented to them by Mrs,
1
r. and Mrs, Theron Gibson neighbors, friends and rela-
eery, of Woodham, Ontario, tives of Clandeboye and com-
e wedding will take place on minty for their gift of money
lock, in the chapel of St, Arthur Hodgins, Mrs, Alan Tim
lin the Devine, Hum Col. and Mr, He Murless, honoring
e, London, Ont, 22c their recent marriage and de-
parture for Big Trout Lake,
Ontario. 22c
S ephan Gingerich, Zurich,
announce the birth of a
daughter, Judith Lynn, at
South Huron Hoppital, June
15,
GRIGG -- Mi'. and MI's, IVall •
Grigg, Dashwood, announce "1
the birth of a daughter, Mary Cr
Lou, at South BUr011 Hos- Th
• pital, June 18, Sa
HOCKEY -Air, and Mrs. Har- ne'c
old Hockey, John St., Ex- ''n
eter, announce the birth of leg
a
, u Norma, at ,A
South Huron Hospital, June e
19,
not
LIPPERT-Mr, and Mrs. Carl da
Lippert, Crediton, are happy Mr
to announce the birth of a sen
daughter at St. Joseph's Hos- Mc
I..endon, June U. din
kELLANSON-bir. and. Mrs, Jul
J. R, Melanson (nee Sanders) Lad
announce the birth of a Mo
son, Richard Alexander, in
Winnipeg, June 8-a grand. CA
son for Mr. and Mrs, E. W,
Sanders, Waterloo St. thos
SYLVESTER - Wayne and ed 1
Shirley 'Sylvester are happy and
I. announce the birth of their Sou
son, Craig William, at St. hoses
z Joseph's :Hospital, Chatham,
June 20 -first grandchild for 8, E
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wurm Clay
and Mrs. Nora Sylvester. Gan
irs.zmiammersogammammateammuserasammurzederi Wendy Elston wishes to thank
all those who remembered her
with cards and treats while a
patient in St, Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, and since re-
turning home, 22c
Ir. and Mr. A. Garnet
cks, Exeter, wish to an -
ince the engagement of their
ughter, Marilyn Faye, to
Donald Clement .111eCann,
of Mr. and Mrs. Clement
Cann, Dashwood. The wed -
g to take place on Saturday,
y 15, at 12 o'clock', at Our
y of Mount Carmel Church,
unt Carmel, Ontario, 22nc
RDS OF THANKS -
would like to thank all
e who so kindly remember-
ne with visits, cards, treats
flowers while a patient in
h Huron and St. Joseph's
itals. Special thanks to
ers and pupils of Gradekindly remembered me while
xeter Public School, Miss 1 was a patient in South Huron
pole and staff and Dr. al. Hospital, Exeter, and St. Jo-
. --David Johnston. 22c seph's Hospital, London. --Mrs.
Effie Kleinstiver. 224
tee'. . . ;..
Rader reunion Jar, Airs. Horace Pfaf
0
e_rt; guessing jellyTlie liea
tenth Rader reunion was Mrs. Ross llodgerle
held at Riverview Park, Bee- One dollar in change
ter, Sunday, June 18 with enore pile of sawdust for the
than 150 registering. President dren voeclucled the apart
on
Earl Rader Welcomed every -1 groarri.cers el
ec
ted
were:
gay Rader and his assist.! dent, Mr. Horace Pfaff,
ants Conducted sports, Wieners; ter; seeretary-treasurer,
-were: five and under, girls,1Ross Hedged., Exeter;
Janice Hayter6e boys, Aljehael I fenvenerws,a aielft Mrs:
Fleet; girls and 7, Cheryl tie Sch. ln Ste* treed
Herman, boys 6 and 7, Keith'and Airs, Arthur PlaH
Taylor; girls 8 and 9, Merlene Alarys; sports, Mr. and
Rader, boys, Ray l'eYler; girls, Murray May, Byron, Mr.
10 to 12, Gail Richardson, boys, Mrs. Robert Love, Thed
Richard Willert; girls 13 t The 1962 reumon be
Diane Koehler, boYS, David Be- at Riverview Park, Exeter
der.
third Saturday in Jene,
waist, guessing contest, 14%.
retie Johns;
Relay races, •egg throWing,
eese, AlartlYn team; car-
, a at Pillow
n s in I rot, race, ball raee, Mar8aret
f Jahns teani.
Officers fpr 19a2 are: Presi-
in a dent, Howaed johns; secretary-
ci1
s pro
xe. tee, Martin and Margaret
su. tpreoraturecrolninAittaereg,areAtuenJohanneci
Blanche Johne; Delmer and
cQniit-
Ptrae651 „Gl tladys era;ndt Jbelea
A.9114.1d. Ports Elford,
A s -
Mr' Riley gathering
st.
Airs. The Ritey Reunion was held,
and June 17 at the home of Airs
tntiredici liBneart. Riley with over 90 attend-
, the Winners in slaerts: girls 5 and
under, Marilyn Riley; boys,
Doug, Harburn; girls 6 to 7,
Married women's race, Airs.'
Glenn Koehler, married men, ' re if •
Colin McGregor; wheelbarrow ounock picnic
race, Paul Rader and Larry '
Fleet; shoe scramble, Mr. and ; The Bullock reunion was
Mrs. Ivan Taylor; whistle eon. Saturday, June 17 at River
test, Ervin Rader; kick slipper, Park, Exeter, with about
Donna Richardson and Fred , attendance,
Miller,
* Sports started with a candy
SPeeial prizes were awarded - acratnble for little tots. Win.
to John Wm, Witmer, Young- ' ners for muting races ender
est baby; oldest, person, Elmer ; 6 were Cathy Lewis; 7-10, Bar-
KloPP; newest married couple, , 27 Bullock; 11-14, Ruth and Ma.
Mr. and Mrs, William John' rion Bullock; married ladies,
Rowe; coming the farthest,. Ruth Bullock; married men,
Robert Wein of S u d b u ry; :Byron Desjardine; single men,
largest families, Mrs, Harold; Stanley Lovie; wheel. barrel
Willert; wedding anniversary, race, Barry Bullock and Bob
Mr, and Mrs, Ted Steinbach. , Moore; Stanley Lovie and Lloyd
New officers elected. were: ;Moore; three legged race, Ma-'
resident, Ervin Rader; vice- erion and. Barry Bullock; .kielc-
residents, Ted Steinbach and !joingeos,lisptpeewra'rltedies, Eloise Pym;
orne Rader; treasurer, Mrs.
erne Klopp; secretary, Mrs.
ley Lovie; Stan.kidBdiuellso,ckBoabnbdie
Lo-
ed Steinbach; lunch convener, Ile: kiddies shoe scramble, Ca-
irs. Gordon Howald; sports thy Lewis, guessing contest on
nvener, Bill Rader. : cap_cloy, ,bleuronBsuolliolck.re
The picnic will be held next! l'1ost. d ss, Mrs,
ar at Riverview Park, Exe-1Williarn Bullock; youngest b
baby
r, , seven -week-old, Glen, son of i
Mr, and. Mrs, Fred. Bullock;
coming farthest, Air. and Mrs.
chwalm picnic Edward Darbey and family, To-
ronto.
The fourth annual reunion el Officers for the next year
e Schwalm clan was held at I are: president, John Schnfie/c1;
verview Park, Exeter, sal,.1 secretary treasurer, Nola Le -
'lay, n June from. 17
st, i gewerf, alir. and Mrs, Stuart
wstrithatfmcdm, bees , %is; sports committee, Iva La.
rys, London, Thedford, Exe. Bullock, Kenneth Lovie.
a picnic supper.
and Hensel]. Fifty sat downlitiPiicwniiee. is to be held next year
same place, second Saturday
Prize for the eldest present,
int to Mrs. Violet Schwalm;
ngest, Sherileen daughter
Mr, and Mrs, ;Murray tMay Johns clan meets
Byron; eldest married cou-
Air, and Airs. Milton Pfaff,
ter.
held
view
65 in
1 wish to extend iny sincere L
thanks to all who remembered L
me with cards, flowers, treats T
and visits while a patient in
Victoria Hospital and since *re- CD
turning home. Special thanks
to Dr. M. C. Fletcher and Dr.
Dyson.-4Mrs. Percy Stone, 22c te
We would like to thank every-
one who helped at the tine of
Wayne's accident, also for all S
cards, gifts and calls. They
were all very much appreciat-
ed. -Bob and Jean Simpson,nc Bi
1 wish to thank all ur.
friends and .neighbors who so att
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JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev, S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.13,
Minister
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
Organist and Choirmaster
10 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL
411 Departments
11 A.M.-MORNING SERVICE
Duet: Linda W a 1 p e r and
Sandi Morrow
COMMUNION
Sermon: "The Communion
Of The Holy Spirit"
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p.m. -Worship and Sermon
(English) BAYFIELD BAPTIST
3:30 p.m. -Sunday School and CHURCH
Bible Study Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
Vtlatir$Mtrdiaftt2=a1
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bran de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist,
Sunday, June 25
Fourth Sunday After Trinity
8:30 a.m.-Quiet Communion
11:00 a.m,-Morning Prayer
Nursery and Sunday School
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday. June 25
9:00 a.m.-Siinday School
There will be no morning
service as Cromarty are hold-
ing their anniversary services.
Each Sunday morning - Re-
formed Church Radio Pro-
gram, Temple Time, CHML
(900 Kc.)
MAIN STREET
United Church of Canada
Ministers Rev. R. S. Hiltz
.Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School
11:15 a.m,-Morning Worship
Communion Service
Nursery
NOTE: July services in James
Street , Church at 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School throughout the
summer at 10:00 a.m.
ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
' DASHWOOD
1:80. p.m. -Sunday School
2:30 p,m,--Service
, ZION CHURCH
Eveneelical United
Brethren
CREDITON
A. M. Schlenker, Pastor
Sunday, June 18, 1961
t000 a.m.-Morning Worship
11:15 ante -Sunday School
2;30 p.m ,--Cein etery Memorial
Service
The Exeter Junior Band will
be in attendance.
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
kiv. A. 6, Van Eek, Minister
10:00 a,m. - English Worship
Service
;t:15 p.m, Dutch Wrrship
Service
6:15 prn,-.Back to C4Oti Hour-
CHLO
How to Trout an
ACHING
BACK
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. Holines, Pastor
9:00 ean.--CJCS Radio Strat-
ford (1240 Kc)
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School
11:00 a.m.--"Signs of Sonship"
7:30 p.m. -"Filled with the Ful-
ness of God"
June 30, 8 p.m, and July 2 -
Evangelist and Mrs. L. Thirst
A Welcome Awaits You at the
Tabernacle
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
5. M, Seeder, Pastor
10:30 a.m.-Worship Service
11:15 a.m.-Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
All Are Welcome
IN MEMORIAM
STREETS -In loving memory
of a dear husband and bro-
ther, Cal Streets, who passed
away two years ago, June
26, 1959,
Gone is the face we loved so
dear,
Silent is the voice we loved to
hear;
Too far away for sight or
speech,
But not too far for thought to
reach,
Sweet to remember him who
once was here
sin
And who, though absent, is just sen
as dear. egg
-Lovingly remembered and vey
sadly missed by wife, Ruth, an
sisters and, brother. 22* dies
men
men
Noah. Webster began writing !M
the dictionary in 1807 and Gor
finished in 1828, 'test,
There were 95 present at the
annual Johns family picnic held
A :full line of sports was un. , in Riverview Park, Exeter, on
r direction of Mrs. Harold !Saturday. The events of the
ansen, Stratford, and Afre., afternoon. -are:
.arles Harris, London, I Youngest child present, Mary
Winners were: 5 and under, Margaret Johns; oldest person
fixed race, Wendy Love, Deb. Present, Richard Johns; larg-
hwalm, :Bobby and Sunni est distance, Mr. and Mrs. Art
I
Harris; 5 to 6 years, Jerry est family present, Howard
wrence; 8 years, Marjorie johns; family coming the farth-
rris; 9 years, Wayne Love, Vogt and family, Burlington;
end under, girls, Barbara ; Ratcliffe; girls, 8 to 10, Elaine
rbara Pfaff; 10 years, Char- Boys, 6 and under, Robert
Schwalm, Susan Schwalm; Bray, Glenn Alarg,ison; girls,
hoe race, Danny Lawrence; 16 to 8, Janice Johns, Barbara
ft and Susan Schwalm; I Johns, Ava Elford; boys, Doug -
s, Larry Pfaff, Charles 1 las Ratcliffe, Barry Marge.
iwalm; single girl's race ' .
"y . ebus, Barbara. Pfaff;
gle boys' race, Gerald flan-
, Wayne Love, Larry .Pfaff;
tossing, 'Marjorie and Har -
Pfaff; shoe scramble, Sus -
Harris, Bobby Harris; la -
kick slipper, Betty Debits;
, Harvey Pfaff; been race,
the winners;
ost coins in men's pocket
-
don Schwalm; word con -
Ross and Kathl Hod
de
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bie
La
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Ba
les
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boy
Sel
on; -girls, 10-12, Lynn Otis,
Ave Elford; boys, Edwin. Kers-
lake, Bruce cVagt„ and-
cliffe, tie; young ladies, Mar-
ilyn Johns, Margaret Johns;
men, Edivin. Kerslake, David
Vogt; 'man7ie4. ladies, Ruth
Vogt, Jean Johns; married men
racing backwards, Don Bray,
Delmer Skinner: •
Kicking the dipper,. children,
Lind•a Vogt; young men, Ed-
win Kerslake; ladies, Ruth
We're proud of our
Billion Dollar Company
This month Manufacturers Life became the second
Canadian life Insurance company to reach the one
billion dollar mark in assets. But such a milestone in
growth has meaning only in terms of human endeavour,
of goals and accomplishments, of principles and
dedication to them.
The part played in this success story by our policy -
owners is an excellent illustration. These are the men
and women whose basic human desire for financial
security for their families and themselves led to the
purchase of life insurance in this Company. Our assets
are their savings. We are deeply conscious of the trust
placed in us to invest these funds soundly and profitably
on their behalf and later to make them available in
times of emergency or need.
We are sure they share with us the pride of being
associated with a billion dollar company.
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A. E. Pym, et.u,
Representative
EXETER
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The Times -Advocate, June 22, 1961 Pe
,JoAnne .Riley; 1/03/0, Keith liar-ISteffae.r longest marriedie ceele
b 11
•
our: girls 8 to 9
.,.. • eLindel, Farrl••Piel Mr/ aqd. Mr. Wm.. Riley':
Iboys, Murray icellington; eYS, ate,st marriedcouple,
i,Aire And
I. Paul Farr; girle, 14 to I longest fingernails, Reta Flynn;/
29 to 1,1, 133obby Kallingten; Mrs. Ross .„ Riley; Zenugest
girls, 12 to , Susan Sterison; child, Dennis Near; girl with
16, Bonnie Neil, boys, Scott 1 boy with longest finger n ails,
Harburn; young married ladies, Wayne Ailey; there was u pea -
Mrs. Rosie Near; young mar- nut scramble for the little ones
ried men, Ron _cuthilii married and 8, bell game t:ollowed by
ladies over •1,_ Airs, Ernie Her: PiCnie lunch,
burn; married men over gl. 1 lacItnwxats yveoartedaitothe,hosladmtehep4i:.;
Frank ilarburn.
Guessing candios In jar, Bob- i 3rd Saturday In June at 2
by Kcllington; throwing ball I O'clock.
into waste nailer ,baSket, Mrs. President :for 1962 is Wm. Th..
iert biresIter
plate, Y. 'PstsIttRileYig"cParr7
ing egg on spoon, Mrs. George
SheDs; breaking balloon, Phyl-
lis Riley; kicking balleon, Ril-
ljyohlin a rabi juery.n.; banana race, Mrs.
Oldest lady, Mrs, Mut. Riley;
oldest matt, Air. Wm, Riley,
yJr,; vice-president, I.+10,Yd
Riley; secretary, Airs. Wm,
Kellengtan; treasurer, Mrs.
Bert Riley; sports, Mr, and
Mrs, Ted Harburn; argt
Mrs, Ernie liarburn.
the Mother
Fearlessness is
of confidence.
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