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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-13, Page 19ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and. Airs. Garfield •.C.Q.r. Cor- nish, RR 1 Woodbein, wish to announce the engagement of their ...eldest daughter, Doris Hlaine, to Mr, John .Draaisma, 2 Allsa. Craig, Ontario, son of Mr-, and Mrs. Yeller Draaia- ma, of Holland. The wedding to take place Saturday, :Sept*, ber 20, 1962, at W99041111 13"" CARDS OF THANKS Sincere thanks to my many friends, l e l a tiv e s and our reiglibors,th Clinton for cards, treats, flowers and visits ceived while I was a patient in South Huron Hospital. Special thanks to. Dr. Fletcher, Harvey Anibelance, C. A. McDOwell and fellow employees, Miss Cleypole and nursing staff. — Joe McCann. 13* Decorate cemetery McDONALD In loving mem.- ot.7 of a clear mother, Maude V. McDonald, who passed away one year ago, Septem- ber U, 1961, and a clear father, Josiah McDonald, who passed away July 31, 1552. They say time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget, But time so far has only proved How much we -.miss you yet; God gave us strength to fight it And courage to share the blow, But what it meant to lose you No one will ever know. —Lovingly remembered by their daughter Lois and son- in-law Lee and grandchildren. 13* 0KE-1n loving memory of a dearly beloved son and bro- ther, Teddy Oke, who passed away two years ago, Septem- ber 17, 1960, Where the flowers gently wave, Lies the one we loved so dearly, Thou we could not, save. Deep in our heart lies a pic- ture, More precious than silver or gold, It is a picture of you, dear Teddy, A picture that will never grow old. —Sadly missed and fondly re- membered by Mom, Carolyn and John, Margaret and Allen. 13c SQUIRE—In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Mary Squire, who passed away four years ago, September 12, 1958. Your presence is ever near us, Your love remains with us. yet, You were the kind of a mother Your loved. ones will. never for- get. Your memory is a keepsake, With which we will never part, Though God has you in His keeping, • We have you in our hearts. —Lovingly remembered by hus- band James, daughters and sons-in-law, and grandchild- ren, 13* STAHL-4n loving memory of our dear mother, Airs. Ilosina Stahl, who passed away to her heavenly home 15 years ago, September 11, 1947. Treasured thoughts of you, Mother dear, Often bring a silent tear, Thoughts return to scenes long passed, Years roll by, but memories last, A few more steps along life's Weary road, Perhaps a few more yeats And by God's grace we shalt meet you Beyond this veil of tears, —Lovingly remembered by her family, Mr. Irving Stahl, M. and Mrs. Etvine Eggert, Me. and Mrs. Norman Kiehl- fold and families, 13e COMING EVENTS— Wise use of hospital •bids can save public millions The people of Ontario can general public to assume .sorne bedroom is being papered. in save millions of public dollars P sonal responsibility for.the meantime, her neighbour in .avoiding unnecessary use of "lifra. Brown" requires an hospital construction and On t ario's h ospit a l beds and fa.. operation but must wah until , . maintenance vests if the .hos, eilitim Reducing the gyerage a bed becomes available, pital beds already available length of each patient's stay by It is pointed out that there are wisely used. lost one day, the leaflet says, are many such personal "rea This is the theme of a leaf- would be like adding about. sons" as Mrs. Smith'.s for some let now being .circulated to the 3,000 extra beds to our present nations wanting to remain in. public by the Ontario Hospital hospitals. The average length hos pital a fter medical neee$, Services Commission through of stay in public general hos- eity ceases to exist. To do $0 hospitals and .doctors' offices, pitals is now ten days per is not only costly in dollars The leaflet "Should Mrs, patient. but it is a waste of the .ser- Brown'e Operation he delayed The leaflet points out that vices of skilled personnel by Mrs. Smith's Wallpaper?" 3,009 hospital beds cost at least (nurses, technicians, etc.) who hits out at the unthinking $50 million to provide and are in short supply. People who ask to be admitted about $21 million every year to to -hospital, or to remain in maintain,. "Mrs. Smith" in the hospital, when it is not medic- leaflet, has undergone surgery ally necessary, and is ready to go home but 0 I The commission is booing to she wants to stay in hospital a .13rownies encourage members of . the couple more days because her Here's how to handle Drive-In Theatre Ltd. The TimesoAdyocatee 'Soptem,ber 13, 1962 'Pm 1 The leaflet tells the pehlic three ways In which they 'can contribute -to. efficient use of hospital beds. in Ontario: 1. Don't ask your doctor to adroit you to hospital unless he considers it is .medically neces- sary. 2, Let your doctor decide what services you need while you are us hospital. 3. Be prepared to release your bed for another patient when your doctor ,decides that you are ready to leave the hos- pital• mbAy & SATURDAY September 14 TS "Susan Slade" • (ColOur). Tteiy Dottahrie, Connie tfiiveni Dancing Every Friday Night BLUEWATER DANCELAND 100 to .1:30 111118it by SJAIthINVS Orch'OstrA " Starlite Driveln Theatre S MILES EAST 00 GRAND REND 2 Shows Nightly—Rein or treat' first -Show et Dusk Root office opens at 8 pan, Children Linde 12'Cars Fred Peanut Days in Exeter Town Canvass Monday 8, Tuesday Sept. 17 & 18 WATCH FOR PEDRO AND HIS PEANUT CART AT EXETER FAIR BUY PEANUTS AND HELP YOUR COMMUNITY $ponsototI by txeler 1<inello4 For an Enjoyable Afternoon Visit the Eisenbach Museum Grand Bend West Side of Highway 21 Blocks. North of Main Intersection ADMISSION: ADULTS 35e CHILDREN A -12, 150 OPEN 2;00 P,M. TO 8:00 P.M. Ample .Parking WESTERN FAIR;. WELCOMES THE FAMOUS HUBS CAST E 3 RING CIRCU SEPT. 14 and 15 T THE BEST IN MOW AT THE LYRIC THURS., FRI., SAT. 0 A 714R ROBSOA1 prodoction 4Ateral STEPHEN DOLORES BOYD HART Preettof PARK ROM "a PHILIP OUNNE KtAll CHM coLoOtk MON., TUES., WED. us,Erk AtrairCitV COINICS troilibire he's the most luscious forbtdden fruit that ever topped into the seteen!s la SEPT. 13, 14, 1$ uxc I * e irill a 1 mosti' tritthahtili Coming Soon_ The Lyric Brings You -rho Fintsi * ROAD TO HONG XONG * MY GEISHA * Exi3eR1mENT IN TERROR * 'FOLLOW THAT DREAM * FIVE,PINGER EXERCISE JUDGMENT AT NUREMIAURG ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 1'ECHIIICOLOR'J ",..,.,,i,:s•eatte LOA Lyric Theatre PHONE .21$.2911 EXETER Pit - Show SccotuI Show 1S-61.0rd:ill :Matinee. 2:00 p.m._ By MRS, .1, H, PATON CLANDEBOYE The thirty-ninth annual me- morial and decoration Service was held on Sunday, Sept, 2 in the over-120-year-old cemetery at St, James Anglican Church here, The rector, the Rev. E. 0, Lancaster, was assisted by the Rev, G. W. Sach, minister of the Clandeboye and Lucan United Churches, Through the courtesy of the Haskett funeral home, Lucan, for those unable to be seated in the church, the public address system made it Possible for the service to be heard outside. Mrs. E, 0. Lancaster was or- ganist and accompanied Mrs. K. Egan, Luean, soloist, Flowers were placed in mem- ory of Air. and. Mrs. Eli Carter by Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Carter. Other memorial flowers were placed by Victoria LOBA 387, Lucan, and the Clandeboye WI for deceased members. Friends were welcomed by the rector, the wardens, Jack Whit- more .Tr, and Murray Carter, superintendent Ernest Lewis and others of the committee, J.' C. Alurdy, secretary-treasur- er, Gordon Cunningham is care- taker. Great improvements have been carried out this year. A new range has been made ready, also another drive way inade. As early as the Friday eve- ning before the service, friends were bringing armfuls of flow- ers in beautiful array of colors to be used as decoration at the memorial service for departed loved ones. Safety competiton In conjtmaion with the Mid- dlesex plowing match on Sat- urday, Sept, 15 at 1,30 p.m. at the Franklin Ware farm, con. 2 West Nissoimi, one and a half miles southwest of Thorndale, the Lucan Junior Farmers are holding a tractor and machin- ery safety competition with Clare Paton as chairman. There will be a tractor and wagon obstacle driving eompeti- ton, test in accuracy in hooking up tractor to power machine and wagon, safety quiz, tractor default quiz, also a special class for Lucan junior girls in driving tractor and wagon. Through the courtesy of the Middlesex Safety Council and the Middlesex Plowmen's As- sociation, prizes will be given. The machinery to be used has been given by Blotted, Massey Ferguson, Abey, Allis Chalmers, Western Tractor, John Deere, J, T. Case, London, and Barney Tye, Thorndale, Cockshutt arid David Brown, Personal items Mrs. Jim Sigsworth was tak- en to St. Joseph's Hospital by Haskell ambulance Sunday, Au- gust 26, On Monday her (laugh- ter, Mrs. Ruth Hughes of Fair- fax, Virginia, arrived by ah' and has been special night nurse with her mother, Mrs. Sigh= worth is intproving now and Hopes to soon be able to be borne. Mrs. J. IL Paton retuned home oh Saturday after sriehd- ing some time taith her daugh- ter, Mrs. Wilfred Logan and family, Thorndale, following over three Weeks as a patient in Victoria Hospital, in Grade 1. at Clandeboye school are Stephen Carter, Joe- aim Latta, Jerry and Terry Morgan and Rene Beck. Mrs. Rota Allison is teacher and Intitic teacher is Mrs. -Clarence Hardy, Ltican. DANCE — Kirkton Fair dance, Thursday, September 27. Clam- once Petrie's orchestra. 1.30 SMORGASBORD Keep Octo- ber 24 open for the Sitorgas- bord sponsored by the evening groups Of James St. Adults, $1.50; children under 12, 65C. 13c RECEPTION R . DANCE for Mr, and Mrs. 13tin Harmer Nee Connie Euntpel) in Russeldale Hall. Friday, September It. Everyone tveleonie. Ladies please bring lunch. 13c ' PALL RUMMAGE SALE, spoil. sore() by Women's Auxiliary of Sotith Harm IloSpital in Ex- eter Legion Hall on Saturday, October 13, 1962, 13c Drive carefully—think er your _ children Wit en approaching CLARENCE PETRI E now play- Mine, ing at the Circle B Ranch every Saturday night, Highway 8 eat!: of Mitchell. 6:12* IN MEMORIAM.-. COLEMAN.--1n loving memory of our Parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley ,Celeroant tad, who. passed away 13 years ago, September 11, 1949, and. Mother, two years ago, on September 23, '1960. Years Mar wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never-, The memory of those happy days, When we were all together. "—Always remembered by their family and. grandchildren, 13c MaeDONALD—in loving mem- ory of a dear mother, Maude. Victoria, who passed away one year ago, September 11, 1961. Many a lonely heartache, Many a silent tear, Many a lovely memory Of one we loved so dear. —Ever remembered by daugh- ter Aida arid son-in-law Ray, and grandchildren. 13c Next time you see a skunk place in busily digging up your back things. yard, leave it alone for two those pesky skunks CLINTON Two Complete Shows Nightly the natural scheme of Children under 1Z in Cars Free BIRTHS 13AYNUAM.—Larry and Maine BaYnbant thee Hogarth)„ Kx- eter, announce the birth of twins. Bradley and Bonnie, at. South Huron Hospital. September 9—a brother and 'sister for Stephen, DOHNETY—Mr. and Mrs. R. If, Doherty (nee Coates), Mt, Clemens, announce the birth of a ten at St, Joseph's Hospital, Mt. Clemens, Sep, (ember 10. HERN --,— Mr. and Mrs, John Hem, 11,11 l Woodham, an- nounce the birth of a son, William Scott, at South Thor-, on Hospital, September 1. GROOT — Air. and Mrs. joint Groot, 13,R 1. Zurich, an- nounce the birth of a son, Christopher Joseph, at South Huron Hospital, September 7. LANGLAIS—Col. and Airs, J. L. Langlais, Heneall, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Maryanne, at South Huron Hospital, September 2 — a sister for Ricky, Allan and Danny. Ale:COY—CM, and Mrs, jack McCoy, Adastral Park, Clin- ton, announce the birth of a. daughter, Anne Marie, at South Huron Hospital, Sep- tember 8—a sister for. Nova and Tim. MILLAR—Mr. and Mrs. Re- bert W. Millar, RR 1. Hen- sail, announce the birth of a son, Robert Jeffery, at South Huron Hospital, Sep- tember U. — first grandson for Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Millar and second grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wilson. PASSMORE — Mr, and Mrs. Ronald C. Passmore (nee Bell), London, announce the birth of a son, at Victorai Hospital, London, September 1 (stillborn). STOCKER — Sgt, and Mrs. R.. M. Stocker, RCAF Station Centralia, announce the birth of. a son, David Allan, at South Huron Hospital, August 30—brother for Wendy and Ward. I'iEDZA — Mr. and Mrs. John Nedza, RR 2 Crediton, an - pounce the birth of a son, at South Huron Hospital, September 5 — a brother for Johnny. ORTON—Alr, and Mrs. Derek Orton, RCAF Station Cent- ralia, announce the birth of A daughter, Virginia Dale, at South Huron Hospital, Sep- tember 7 — a sister for Deb- bie and. Anita, TAYLOR—Mr, and Airs. Bill Taylor, Staffa, announce -the birth of a daughter, Lynn Anne, at. South Huron Hos- pital, September 7—a sister for Ricky. ENGAGEMENTS — Air. and. Mrs. Norval F. Elliott, RR 2 Dublin, wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Stella Jeanette Rose, to Kenneth Wil- liam Clarke, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Clarke, RR 1 Wooclhant, The marriage will take place on Saturday, Octo- ber 6 in Staffa United Church, Staffa, at 2i30 p.m. 13* Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Koeh- ler, Dashwood, Ontario, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Anne Catherine, to Mr. Robert Lawrence Allis- ter Baynharn, son of Mrs. Pearl Baynham, London, and Mr. Lawrence Baynham, Ben- salt. The marriage to take place at 3:00 p.m. on Satur- day, October 6, 1962, at Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, Ontario, lane The engagement is anomie- ea of Alma Jean liodgins, iiettghtet of 'Mrs. Hugh IL llodgins and the late Mr. Hod. gins, RE 3 'Parkhill, to Mr. John Murdock Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. .lack L. Hood, Grend Bend, Ontario, The wed- ding to take place on Satin- day, SepteMber 29, 1962, at 12 o'clock noon, in St. John's-by- the-Lake A n gl ic an Church, Grand Bend, Ont. Bite The engagement is announc- ed of Alice Maybelle, eldest datighter of Mrs. Guy C, Eyan and the late Mr. Ryan, of RE 1 ttlean, to Mr. Gerald Albert Ilodgins, ton of Mr. and Mrs, George James llodg4ins, RR 1 I nun Ontario. The Wedding to take place Saturday, Mtn- her 6. 1962, at 2:20 o'clock, in Holy Trinity Anglican -Church, Liteen, Ontario, 12nc Mr, and Mrs. Rufus Ttirnbtill, id` Grand 13clarl. Oniatin, uvisli to annottnee the engagement of their only dettgliter, Dolma Isabelle, to Mt. Glen Carl Thiel, son of Mr. etul Mrs. Pugh Thiel, of Zurich. rnitario, The marriage Will take place on October 6. 1962. at 2:30 P.M., in the Church of God, Grand Bend, Ontario. 13* BARN DANCE Art Hutchinson 7TH CONC. McGILLIVRAY Friday, Sept, 14 RODGER QUICK'S ORCHESTRA. Everyone Welcome LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND TWIST NIGHTS Every Saturday during SEPTEMBER 12 p.m. Admission $1,00 SUN, SURF & VILLAGE SHOPS OPEN DURING SEPTEMBER THURSDAY A FRIDAY September 13 and 14 Hit No, 1—Shown at 10;00 only "PARRISH" Troy Donahue - Connie Stevens Adult Entertainment (Colour) Hit No, 2—Shown at 8:30 "THE FABULOUS WORLD OF JULES VERNE" (Cartoon) SAT., MON., TUES. Septerober 15, 17, 18 Hit No. 1--Shown at 9:45 only "X-15" David MacLean Charles Bronson The story of the X-15 rocket ship (Colour — Scope) Hit No. 2—Shown at 8:30 only "GUNFIGHT" Jimmie Brown (Cartoon) Support—Seaforth Lions THEATRE NIGHT Monday, Sept, 17 WED,, THURS., FRI. September 1?, 20, 21 Hit No. 1—Shown at 10:00 only "TWO RODE TOGETHER" James Stewart - Shirley Jones Richard Widmark (Colour) Hit No. 2—Shown at 8:30 'only "HOMICIDAL" Glenn Cordett Adult Entertainment (A Mystery) (Cartoon) 2=9:27tiffPM.-9•teet, ....e.n..esIMAttra**...9rro.V.treggetr.i.MW ANNOUNCEMENTS , .............. reasons! You may get sprayed with one of the most obnoxious sub- stances known to man. and the skunk probably is assisting future gardening by 'ridding the land of grubs, cutworms and the larvae of other pests. However, if the animals get under the porch or garage and. must be got rid of, here are some suggestions from Lands and Forests officers: Wait till Ulm skunks are out of the holes and block them, To trap the skunk, a simple box trap will do, using an egg bait, The egg must be broken and placed in the box or on a steel trap. If a steel trap is used, where there are no neighbour's pets to get into it, its chain should be attached to a long pole so the skunk can be lifted off the ground and lowered into a sack to be disposed of by drowning or carried far away and re- leased. Live - trapped skunks may also be gassed by a car exhaust. What to do if the skunk gets in a parting shot with its built- in atomizer? Skunk musk may he washed off with tomato juice. Still, skunks are best left alone, Generally around sub- urban gardens, they do no harm and create no nuisance unless the family dog puts them on the defensive, con- servation officers say. On the contrary, they have their own When Presented at the Box Office of Brownie's Drive-In Theatre CLINTON This Coupon Admits the DRIVER of the Car Only. FREE Any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday Night for the Month of September Only. (Except on Mon., Sept. 17—Seaforth Lions Theatre Night) Mitchell Fall Fair Tues,, & Wed., Sept. 25 & 26 $6,000.00 IN PRIZES 'HORSE RACES: 2,22 and 2,28 CLASSES "The Biggest Little Fair in Ontario" , Afternoons & Evenings on the Grandstand A REAL LIVE' CIRCUS DON'T MISS IT! ALL the THRILLS and EXCITEMENT the CLOWNS and the ACROBATS the SOUNDS and the SMELLS of the, BIG TOP ... featuring some of the greatest circus acts evor., presented. A treat for everyone in the family and at wonderful way to bid farewell to the best Westerri Fair ever. Every clay throughout Western Fair someone will $1000. Why can't it be you? Come often and increase your chances — and see more of the things you missed art earlier visits. 0,0.\\ \ (7f/ ti WIN $1,000 A DAY! PRI ,, SEPT. 14 IS CHILDREN'S DA"