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family of, anclMr, and.
Mrs, MeTeer and Mrs, Ida
Sanders of: London with .Mr, and.
.Mrs, Art Finkbeiner,,
Mr. 7rank Levy and :girls
with Mr. and Mrs. WraySweit,
Apr, .learb. and Ron, •
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paee.Piel
of :,London with Mrs. Milt Ra#,
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Webb of
St. Catharines with Mr. and
Mrs, 0,c. Russell end family.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Good-
man of Detroit, Mich. with Mr.
and. Mrs. Les Adams apd fain ily,
Mr* J.O. 4aMPort and Fred
of Pickering with Mrs. Lamport
and TOM,
Sat., May 25
2.30 P.M.
Outdoors Beside PUC Office
IN CASE OF RAIN. IN LIBRARY BASEMHNT
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The mother and daughter 044,-
quet for May 31 was announced._
()wing to the large
the number of guests is being
curtailed and there will he no
"adopted" mothers this, year,
TEACHERS' TRAINING
COURSE
Kindergarten and nursery
teachers, met PaturdaY In the.
Schoolroorn for a morning and
afternoon training course,, with
a box-lunch at noon.
Mrs. Murray liociginS,repre-
senting the Christian Education
committee of the Lucan church,
had charge of the worship ser-
vice, the theme of which •was,
"Guiding the Child."
Mrs. Ernest Axon, of London,
Nursery and Kinderearten
counsellor fee the LondonCon,
ference, was in charge of the
course.
Pentecostal Holiness
AID IN CAMP BUILDING
On Saturday a car-load of
members motored to Arthur,
to assist in the building of a
new dormitory on the camp
grounds.
The Young People's Friday
meeting was highlighted by sev-
eral Bible quizzes conducted
by the president Paul Graham.
Reception
for Bridal Couple
MR. AND MRS.
HAROLD PARSONS
(nee Phyllis Lostell)
ZURICH
Community Centre
Sat., May 25
Ramblers Orchestra
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, May 26
Sunday after Ascension Day
8:30 a.m,—Quiet Communion
10:00 ,a.m.—Senior Sunday
School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
The service to be conducted
by Mr. Bev Lindsey.
Junior Sunday School
EXETER PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Larry Talbot, Pastor
Sunday, May 26
9:45 a.m.—Loyalty Campaign
in Sunday School
11:00 a.m,—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m:—Evangelistic
Service
Wed., 8:00 p.m. — Personal
Worker's Course
Friday, 8:00 p.m. — Young
People's
A hearty welcome to all.
MAIN STREET
United Church of Canada
Minister:
Rev. R. S. Hiltz, B.A., M.Th.
Organist:
Mrs. F. Wildfong, A.L.C.M.
10:00 a,m.—Sunday School
11:15 a.m.—Worship
Guest Speaker: Mr. Ken-
neth Toten, representing
Canadian Bible Society.
Nursery for young children.
"Come and worship with us
today"
ZION
LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Pastor: Rev. William Getz
Sunday, May 26
10:00 am.—sunday School
and Bible Class
11:00 e.m,--Holy Communion
Exeter Service
8:45 a.m.—Divine Worship
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Minister:
A. J. Stienstra, B.A.,
10:00 a.m.—Worship Service
(English)
2:15 p.m,--Worship Service
(Dutch)
6:15 pon.—Back To Grad Hour
CHID (680 "Cc.)
EVANGELICAL UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Minister:
Rey. M. J. James, B.O.
Sunday, May 26, 1963
10:00 ,a.m.—Children's Day
Service
Kindergarten, Primary and
Junior Classes
Starting Wed., May 29
Fun-filled
double bill!
COMING
SOON
* Delicate Delinquent
* Last Sunset
* Midnight Lace
PHONE 235-2911 EXETER
EMMANUEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
In Bethel Reformed Church
Huron St. E.
Pastor: W. Stephenson, 13.Th.
Phone 235.0202
11:15 a.m.—Sunday School
7:30 •p.m.--Service
Wed,, 8 p.m,-,-Prayer Service
Nursery for young children,
CREDITOR
UNITED CHURCH
Clinton Sat., June 1
AETERNOON PROGRAM
Sehodl parade 1 p.m. Opening 1130 / Cattle
Judging / Horse Judging / Pet Short/ / linpleinent and
Car Eisplay Midway Pony Rides.
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friend of Tpeepte,. Mr. and Mrs• Mrs, Joe Witelthe.n end MSS: Jenkins. pp.eet ends eYeetne, Betty Merlein*teacied the with. Mr, And •C, Tailer- CM,WePtiPP lieltlinWirelegr!,Nfar ef.i.aandon..
A mammoth fire work dis-
play., sponsored by the various
organizations of the villaee, was
held on the Arena grounds last
Monday evening. Altheligh the
Weather was cold, yet the wea-
therman co-operated snfficien--
tly as to withhold the predicted
rains so a large attendance was
present,
Mr. Clare Stanley was MC
for the big event. A special
feature of the evening was the
Heather Pipers of London, with
their bag pipe music, Scotch
dances and songs. •
The Lions Club and the Legion
each had a booth. The proceeds
of both, as well as the silver
collection taken, will all go to-
wards lexicon's new swimming
pool. Reeve Ivan Hearn spoke
briefly,
ChiCken Baibecue
And Science .Fdir
South Huron District High School
THURS., MAY 30
suPper 5:30 - 6;30
Children Under 12 r 75 Adults 1.35
MISSIONARY MEETING
Miss Irene Orser, a SPuth
African missionary was the
guest speaker at a special:flits-
sionary meeting in the church
last Wednesday evening. Miss
Orser gave a resume of her
work.
WA MEETING
The WA meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Graham
Thursday with the president
Mrs. Howard Currie in charge.
After Mrs. Currie's meesege,
the time was spent in Bible
study,
:gp.pDAy VISITORS
Mr, Paul Humphreys of Len,
don With Mr. POMP, Wilfred'
pesArt4pe,,
Mr, and Mrs. Milord Die-
WO and family of. Windsor
with. Mr, and ,i4r,X-Prne
Web and family,
Pr, and Mrs, B, Sanders and Mrs, Wes Hodgins, has re,
turned home after a SIX week's
visit with Mr, and Mrs. Sam
Seri family ef Woodstock.
TWP of the six weeks, Mrs. Earl
emit in Woodstock General
Hoppital fellowipg a leg :opera-
lion.
Dr. and WS. S. J. Morrison
arid daughter, of Detroit, ettene-
et1 the Rummell-Gedeis wedding
in Londen Friday night and Mrs.
Morrison and babe remained
over for a week's Visit with the
eeemer'e parents, Mr. and eire.
Ralph
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Reavie and
two sons, were heliday weekend
guests of Mr, and Mrs, James,
Davis.
Anne and Lynn Stanley, small
children of Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Stanley, spent the holiday week-
end with their grandmother,
Mrs, A. M. Devine, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins
had a busy weekend, On e aturday
they attended their daughter and
son-in-law's (Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Murray Hodgins, •last
Tuesday attended .g joint meet-
ing of the board Of directors
and the camping eeehmittee of
Kee-Mee-Kee Camp, held at cal,
very United Church, London.,.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. W, Smith
attended the Admiralty Bell in
Sarnia, on Saturday,
Mrs. Warner McRoberts of
the Dresden H.S. Staff) who
spent the weekend at her home
here, visited her brother and
sister, Mr. Theron Creery and
Mrs. Mae Lamond and families
on Sunday,
Mrs. J. W. Smith held a
surprise party Friday in honor
of Mrs,AlexelcFarlarie's birth-
day,
501313Y Arnold, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Arno 1 d, and
member of the Anglican junior
choir, injured his foot playing
ball and is hobbling around on
two crutches but his accident
didn't prevent his parttcipating
in the music festival nor of at-
tending church on Sunday,
Miss Dana Culbert spent the
weekend with her friends, Car-
Betty Ann, and Brenda Lewis,
daughters of Mr, and Mrs. Are
MK Lewis, spent last weekend
in London, guests Of Mr, and
Mrs. Ray Bernard.
Mr. 440 WPM, an
ployee ef the Keith Organ Faa-
tory, Acton, attended the 11 0'
clock service in the ,Anglican
Church MI Sunday arid teek his
old place in the ehoir.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Elsenga
and family of St. Thomas spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. clay-
ton Abbott, In the evening the
AbhOtte visited Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Abbott, of Centralia
and their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
William Abbott and family of
Niagara.
M. Robert Dempster of
Toronto is holidaying with her
mother Mrs. J. A. Graham and
family.
Mr. Morris Darling of Lon-
don was a Sunday guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Armitage and
Mr. and Mrs, Earl King of
Londop and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Graham and family of Arkona
were callers. The latter left
their baby with Mrs. Armitage
while Mrs. Graham has an °per.-
ation.
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Angiican
Flowers on the communion
table, presented by her sisters
were in loving inereery of Mrs..
Mitchell liaskett who died in
May 1961 and flowers in the
chancel were in memory of the
late WS. SimPSon.
The rector announced
motion cla4ss would start on
Friday in preparation for a
confirmation serViee in Novem-,
Per and that the postponed Guild
meeting would be held on Wed-
nesday evening and a commun-
ion service at 10 am on Thurs-
day.
Ken Hardy, on of Mr, and
Mrs. Norman Hardy, sang his
music festival prize-winning
church solo number.
United
Sunday evening 18 YPU mem-
bers answered the roll call with
a Biblical verse beginning with
the letter "L", at a meeting
held at the home of Gary Rev-
ington, The worship service was
in charge of Don Coughlin, Cor-
alyn Donaldson, and Wayne Car-
roll,
Mrs. Ross McRoberts, was
the guest speaker taking the
next instalment on the study
book, "The Rim of Asia".
The branch received word
that five year old Chao Jih
Man of Macao will be their
"adopted boy".
EXPLORERS
At the Explorer meeting last
Tuesday evening the leader,
Margaret Sach took the last
chapter in the study book and
was assisted in the worship
service by Marie Cochrane. In
the absence of the other coun-
sellors, Honorary Counsellor,
Mrs. Murray Hodgins assisted,
Maureen Smith led in a game.
As the best all-round explor-
ers, Joan Lewis and Betty Park
were chosen as the two explor-
ers to go to camp this year.
LAKEVIEW
CASINO
GRAND BEND John Woode) ninth wedding an- olyn and Marilyn Hill of RR 2 niversary in London, On Sun- Thorndale.
day they had as their guests Mr. Harry Secord of London
the Woods family, Mr. end's/Ire. was a holiday guest with Mr.
Warwick Eveleigh also of Lop- and Mr s. Keith Dickson and don, Mrs. Ben Blackwood, her family.
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DANCING
EVERY
SATURDAY
Trio carry on
despite crash
What might have been a much
more serious accident, occur-
red last Wednesday morning as
Mrs, Clarence Hardy and two
of her children Gordon 11, and
Julie 8, were going to the mu-
sic Festival.
Though all three claimed they
looked both ways, they were hit
by a fast moving car from the
west, which damaged their right
fender badly and turned their
car around into the garden. All
were badly shaken up, especial-
ly Gordon, who was sitting near-
est the impact. A passing car
took him to the doctor, who
ordered him to bed, but Gordon
wasn't going to miss the fes-
tival for a mere accident, so
appeared in the afternoon and
won several prizes. As for Julie
she won a trophy as soloist and
another in piano.
Mrs. Hardy, who teaches mu-
sic in all the Biddulph Schools,
as well as Prince Andrew, and
McGillivray area schools, was
probably the busiest person in
the whole festival for she had
contestants in practically every
class. In spite of her accident,
she went right on accompanying,
or leading, group after group,
who all were a credit to their
talented teacher, Her school
choir of between 90 and 100
pupils, was the largest in the
festival and came second. Even
though each group left the audi-
torium, when they were adjudi-
cated, yet at various times there
was not seating capacity for the
vast number of contestants.
featuring Hazel McKirdy, Can-
ada's youngest recording star.
This should be a good show
for all you teens.
Work is proceeding at a fast
rate on our new swimming pool
and it looks as though it will
be ready for opening on time.
Gunning
Reunion
STRATFORD PARK
Sat., June 1
Dinner at 12:30 P.M.
Please bring your picnic basket
cups and cutlery.
President Earl Waddell
Sec-Treas. Mrs. R. Parkinson
Church
Lucan
Rec News
By NORM CARTER
The 8th annual music festival
wound up Friday night with a
concert of winners, and I am
sure that all the people in at-
tendance will agree that the
quality of the performances was
very high. This was evident
throughout the whole festival.
A word of praise should go
to the executive of the Lucan
Home & School Association and
all the ladies Who worked so
hard to produce this major
event. I would be amiss if I did
not mention the teachers of the
various participating schools
and the very patient work they
put in to mould these children's
voices to their standard of ex-
cellence.
Before departing from this
subject I would like to say that
the committee made an excell-
ent choice in Dr. Fenwick to
adjudicate the various classes.
Aside from the judging aspect
Dr. Fenwick encouraged the
contestants to continue their
efforts to greater heights.
Last week I attended aW0AA
baseball meeting in Wingham
along with Wes Colley and we
were informed that Lucan has
been entered in the Midget loop
with Exeter, Mitchell, Dash-
wood, Crediton, Hensall, Sea-
forth and Goderich, The Lucan
peewees have been entered in
a loop with St. Marys, Exeter,
Goderich, Clinton, Hens all,
Seaforth, Mitchell. The sche-
dule will be made up on May
27.
Don't forget the show and
dance on Friday next May 24
LIONEL THORNTON
and his
Casa Royal Orchestra
Now Playing likaiefeekeltiN raimatessommaisameassi,..7...., TWO SHOWS
STARTING
7;30 P.M. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Main at Hill St., Exeter
Minister:
Rev. John C. Boyne,
B.A., B.D.
Organist: Mrs. Murray Keys
9 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
10 ,a.m—CHURCH SERVICE
You are invited to worship
with us.
Nursery for pre-school
children.
The Session will meet on
Monday, May 27, at 7:30
p,m„ in the church.
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D.
Minister
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
Organist and Choirmaster
10:00 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
All Departments
11:00 a.m,----IMORNENG WOR-
SHIP
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN
ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. W. H. Pike, of. Eder-
eon, will speak.
Anthem by the Choir
Solo: Annmarie Kraft
Nursery for babies and
Junior Congregation for
children 4, 5, 6 years,
WELCOME
BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Huron Street East
R. Van Farowe, Minister
Thursday, May 23
8:00 p.m.—Ascension Service
Dutch language.
Sunday, May 26
10:00 aan.--)Morning Service
Dutch
2:00 p ,—Af ternoon Service
English language.
Infant Baptism
3:15 p.m.—Sunday School
All Welcome
Everyone Welcome
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It DANCE fr at Bluewater
Danceland
) FRIDAY NIGHT 41
from 10-1;30 pm. 4 , Music by
DESJARDINE'S
ORCHESTRA
Bingo And
Bake Sale
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 23-24
--DOUBLE BILL--
'MERRILL'S
MARAUDERS'
Jeff Chandler
(Colour -- Scope)
/NV
"rOliOy The %yr
'Sleepy Land:
"Welting For me
"Ors The Hight,.
. .
Tues., May 28
8:30 P.M.
NEIL SCHOOL
Admission 50e (2 cards)
Sponsored by St. Peter's CWL
CONNIE FRANCIS PAU[A PREMISS DAV R01311
RUSS TANIOLYN • RICHARD LONG • RON ?/ NOEL
ROGER PERRY and AS PAIGE RICHARDegt
Starlite
DRIVE V. THEATER
Coming Events at SHIPKA
Friday and Saturday, May 24, 25
HAM AND STRAWBERRY SUP-
PER--at Cromarty Presbyter-
ian Church on Wednesday, June
26, 1963. Supper 5-8pm. Ad-
mission adults $1.25, children
.50e. 23:20c
(COLOUR)
'Escape From
Zahrain' RUMMAGE SALE -- Saturday
May 25, in the Hensall Com-
munity Arena sponsored by the
Hensel]. Kinette Club. Anyone
wishing to donate melees Call
252.Sale starts at 2 pm.9:16:23c
YUL BRYNER, SAL MINED ftIlt
ROLLED %MING
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8 P.M.
ENJOY TOP MOVIES
UNDER THE STARS
STRAWBERRY SUPPER--
Thames Road Sunday School will
hold a strawberry supper,
Thursday, June 20 inthe church
basement. 23c xm'A A ,ek "Ok THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. M. Sauder, Pastor
10:30 aen.—Worship Service
11:15 a.m.—Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
All are welcome
Listen to Mennonite hour
011L0 5:30 p.m. every Sunday.
There's music, laughter
and all the ingredients
for a Reelect time on
a date. 8kikt,thg'
g reat sport, inexpensiVe
and wholesome
entertainment.
The T-A Choristers
RCAF Station Centralia
Thursday, May 30
8:30 p.m.
Admission $1.00
Exeter Roller Rink
SPONSORED BY THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
Carling St.
Vince Benesik, Prop.
MISSION FESTIVAL -- On Sat-
urday May 25, 2-5 and 7-9 pm.
Sunday, May 26, 3-5 and 8-10
pm, You are invited to visit our
Mission Festival during these
hours. Also the morning wor-
ship which will be a missionary
service with members of church
groups assisting the minister
in their native costumes, at
Grand Bend United Church at
11:15 am.
SATURDAY and MONDAY
May 25-27
--DOUBLE BILL--
'THE WILD
WESTERNERS'
Jay Philbrook
(Colour)
'THE HELLIONS'
Richard Todd
(Colour) CARTOON
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
May 28-29
'TENDER IS THE
NIGHT'
Jennifer Jones JasonRobarts
Adult Entertainment
(Colour -- Scope) CARTOON
First Show at Dusk
TWO COMPLETE SHOWS
EACH NIGHT
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
'SAMAR'
George Montgomery
Gilbert Roland
(Colour) CARTOON
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN
Clinton
• Filmed In the famed
I dedlterranean pleyarounets...
In PANAVISIONO 6 METROCOLOR
\ 4.t.44 ROMANCE HITS
*' A HIGH SEA...
When America's favorite
songstress gives a 21-Fun
salute to the Navy—
itliorD•GovvYmAlAseR /meson
present a
"Spring Festival
of Songs"
Western Ontario's Largest
SPRING
STOCK
SHOW $600
IN CASH PRIZES
15 Big Games
$400 Jackpot
Must Go
RECREATION
CENTRE RCAF
CENTRALIA
Admission
'S WILL B1 TIM LAST 13INGO uliTIT.4 NEXT SEPT.
0eIttl
Exeter legion Halt
FRIDAY, MAY .24 8 p.m..
ANNIVERSARY
Actonipanisf ,,,•Mil, Lottle laeinttivee
biretta Ronald Reinirich
EVENING:PROGRAM
liorSe show begins et If. / Tory
:PROGRAM,
MC Clihton
Concert and Pipe Bend / Local EnterWninent.
Admission 50 / GrandStanci gge OtirS190 Admission 604,
EVERYONE WELCOME
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United
Brethren
MAY 26, 1961 tii El:Ott*
11013 a.m,—Itev.. R. S. Mitt A. M. Schlenker, Pastor
I:30: p.M.--Ilet, Alex itapsen Sunday, May 26
of Hyatt St. Church, Lon, Conference
don (format inieister), NO SEIRVIGES
MUSIC by hiller end Senior We are lliVitecl Io the a n-
Choirs and MUSIC:AI Mini' niversary services of Qtediton
bars. Uniftkd Mirth at 11100 4,tti,
Mentley„ May gt, .063 r:Mi PAIL
ANNIV MSARY SW:4ER and SiindaY, -.tune g, 1063
at etediuti Ilan MOO aim.,--Morning Worship
Irbil) 5:30 to 7;00 p.m. Ilt15 a.m.-4iiritlay Se'lteel