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Music festival
Continued Irene .pe
Gebel 84, Larry Armstrong
yeeal duet -,- 12 and under
Wendy end David Eleten, Sa,
Erwin Gebel arid Patsy Brad-
ley 82; 15 and under, Ann Cel
-
bed and, Barbare Zuhal 84,
Linda PiCkeY and Simile El-
elivray Llecan32.
Chorus with ecant -,-- Ma,
senville 84, Mc illivraY 83
Lucan; itevapari, g r e 7-8,'
McGillivray 85, 11anyjjje 84,
Lucan. 83; two -Part. grade 5'a
Masoriville 84, AleGillivray 83
Ltican 80: scheel char, Maeon,
ville :85, Lunn 82; double trio,
McGillivray 84, -SS 1 Lobo 83,
sten 83,
Piano Section UR14AN SECTION
Solos ---Syen years, ,Gey{ Girls' solo - Six years, Susan
Stewart 84; 8, Jay Pollock 83, •Crozier 82, Julie Hardy and
Keren Nixon 82, Alary Theresa Jean Fenton, Elizabeth. Rev-
MeCann 81; 9, Joan Garrett, 'Ogel; 7, Sheila Armitage 85,
ejoimie Biair; 10, Allen Wright,, Ellen Whitmore 84, Susan
Karen, Leve, Wender Elston; Crozier 83; 8, Kathy Areold
11DI SI 8 • 84 C ' •
Wean 82,
yn e o inson and
Jamison end Mary 'Jane Mc. Marline Butler 83, Betty Park;
Cann 84, Jackline Politick 83; 9, Joyce Butler 34, Janis Free -
12, David Elston 84, Tom Hardy man! Norina Rowe 82; 10,
83, Judy Blair and Carol Stalk- Janice Hayter 83, Helen Eagle-
' 81; 13, Sheila Eleton 8c:son e2, Marilyn Hearn 81;. 11,
Carolyn Eagleson 82, Geraldine Garble Fritz 84, !Al arelyn
Blair 79; 14, Wayne Hodgins Hearn; 13, Marion Bullock 84,
85, Joanne Pollock 84, Carolyn, Carol Thirsk 83, Barbara cute
Eagleson 83; 15, Norma jean ningham and Diane Cornier 82;
Stewart 134; 16, Joanne Pollock 14, Judy Scott 85, Carolyn
44. ' Eagleson and Carol Thirst- 84
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Duets 6 to 8 years, Karen Phyllis Noble 83; 15, Carol
Nixon and Helen Stalker 84,1'Phirsk 84, Diane Cornier, Judy
Gay eteleart, and patsy Wallis Scott and Phyllis Noble 82,
82; 9 to 11, Gyle Mardlia and] Boys' solo - 6 years, Anth-
Ross Hodgins 80; 12 to 14, ony Hemming 84, Billy Coch-
Sheila and David Elston 84, 1 rane 83, David Cunningham
Choirs, Senior Piano 1 82; 7, Billy Brass 84, John
Junior choirs - Holy Trinity Knegt 83, Billy Cochrane and
82 and 85, United Church 82 Danny Sprague 82; 8, Larry
and 83. McCarthy 84, Ronnie Grill 83,
Church solo, Judy Scott 85, Keith Welker and Mike Cul-
Ireee Donaldson Tom Hardy, 1 bert 82; 9, Mike Culbert 85;
Girls solo - Lorraine Neil Ronnie Gill 84, Jirmarle Hod -
85, Barbara Watson 83, Donna gins 83; 10, Andy Hardy and1
May Romp 82: 16 and over, Ronnie Gill, Trevor Evans 83,
Marjorie Donaldson 86; 16 and Ricky Ferris 82; 11, Davidi
under, Marjorie Donaldson 83; Revington 81, Dennis . Moffatt,
14 and under, Nancy Kestle and Floyd Riley 79; 13, Gary 1
84, Judy Scott 83.
Girls' duet - Lorraine Neil
and Donna Lightfoot 85, Marion
Hodging and Bonnie 'McGregor
84, Barbara Watson and Marsha
Box 81.
Ken Hardy; 14, Steve Davis
82, Ralph Thompson 81; 15,
Traversy 85, Steve Davis 84,1
Allen White 85.
Duets - 12 and under. Korth
Wales and Judy Thirsk tied
Boys' solo - 16 and over, with Elizabeth Hill and Joyce
Larry Lewis 85. Dorman 83, Nancy Woodbury,
Solos - Contralto, Nance' and Eunice Mawson 82, Marilyn
icestle 42; tenor, Larry Lewis Hearn and Nancy Park 81; 15
86. and under, Sherry Westbrook
GRADED SECTION and Carol Thirsk 84, Allen
Unison chorus - Grade 1White and Judy Scott tied with
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McGillivray TSA 82, LuTerry Thompson and Gary
can PS pr
81; grade 2, Lucan PS 84, Mc- aversy 83;Joanne Screaton
and Lynn Arnold tied with Tom
Gillivray TSA 83, Masonville
PS 82; grade 3, McGillivray and Ken Hardy 82.
84, Masonvelle 83, Lucan 82;
grade 4, Ileasonville 85, McGil-
livray 84, Lucan 82,
Chorus - Grade 5, McGilliv-
ray 85, Lucan 84; grade 6,
Masonville 85, McG-illivray 84,
Personal items
Mr. end' Mrs. Erwin Scat,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Steacy, -Mrs.
O. E. Lancaster and Mrs.
Sheridan Revington, of Lucan
and Mr, and Mrs, H. L. Sturgis
Lucan 81; grade 7, McGillivray of Exeter were among the
85, Lucan 82; grade 8, McGi1 4,000 who attended the "big
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BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
Pastor: Ivor Bodenhari
10:00 a.m.-Bible School
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
7:30 pell.-Evening Services
Wed., 8 p.m. -Prayer Service
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev. A. G. Van Eek, Minister
10:00 a.m.-Worship Service
(English)
2;15 p.m. -Worship Service
(Dutch)
6:15 pall .-Back To God Hour-
(CHLO)
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
NY. Bran de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Suriday, June 4,1961
Pint Sunday After Trinity
8:30 a.m.-Quiet Communion
10:00 a.m.-Bible Class
11:00 a.m.-Holy Communion
Nursery and Sunday School
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Ret. R. Vini Farowe, Minister
2:00 Pan, -Worship end Sermon
230 p.m..--stniclay School
All Welcome
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. m. Sauder, Paster
1030 a.m.--Worship Service
Ilt15 a.m..-Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
8;00 .M. -Evening Service
All Are Welcome
MAIN STREET
United Church of Canada
Minister: Rev, R. S. Hilt
Organist: Mr's, A. Willard
10:00 a,n4.-Sunday School
11:15 a.nt.--Moriting Worship
Serimen: "LoWering the High
Standard of Christ"
1 Corinthians; 5
Nurser
'TOMO and worship with 115"
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., Bbc
Minister
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M,
Organist and Choirmaster'
10 A/11. --SUNDAY 8CH001.1
All bepaittnients
11 4elq.-114ornIng Service
The 11eV, Currie WinlaWe Of
Hnsai
.ft Set -Merl; "A Ifirriage tti
Chia of Galilee"
Anthems by th iiidtt Choir
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
9:00 am. -Sunday School
10:00 a.m.-Church Service
(In charge of interim moder-
ator)
Tuesday, June 6, 7:30 pan. -
Church Managers meeting.
Tuesday, June 6, 8:00 p.m. -
CCC in church.
ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
DASHWOOD
1;30 pen, -Sunday School
2:30 p.m. -Service
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Main Street
Rev. Mel. W. Holmes, Pastor
9:00 a,m.---CJCS Radio (1240
Kc.)
Message: "The Lonely Cabin
on the 40 Mile"
9;45 a.m.-Sunday School
112 last Sunday -we still have
room for more. Come!
11:00 a.m.-Communion Service
7;30 p.m. - Great Evangelistic
Rally
Good Music - Lively Singing
Bible Preaching
"Visit the Tabernacle this
Sunday"
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United
Brethren
CREDITON
A. M. Schlenker, Paster
Sunday, June 4, 1961
LORD'S DAY SERVICES
10:00 a.m,-Morning Worship
Message; "The Silence of
God"
11:15 a.m.-Sunday School,
"Mr, Ten Shillings"
African Story Illustrated
7:30 pen.-Eveiling Serviee
Megsege; "The Story We Tell
to the Nations"
"treakhig Their Bands
Assundcr"
MISSIONARY SERVICES
June ist to 4th, 1081
Spahr;
1tE,V, HARRY PERCY,
Deputatioh Secretery
SUDAN INTEPIOR MISSION
m e Schedule
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 8 P.M.
Megsege: "Missietle Battle
Ground"
Film: "Riptide'
FRIDAY, JUN D 2, 8 P,M,
Itlessagc "Ccononiles
Missions"
rpm °Journey into Darkness"
MtCTING
.
Slide Story: °Daniel 1eceive9
A GM"
toys and Girls rollowshil)
Rting your school: frichday 211
are weiteme,
SATURDAY, JUNE 11. 8 P.M
Message; "Leperfg teittent"
"The Otddegt"
sing" At the Kitchener ,guditor-
him last Saturday night te hear
38 mete choruses 'rem fiYe
states and Canada.
Mr. 'Thomas Lee was able to
be brought home from the
Margaritte Nursing Home en
Senday and is feeling better,
Mr. Bert Jackson is still a
patient in. Victoria Hospital but
is
hoping to be able to ge heels
to England in August.
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil ArMitage
and Sheila visited Mrs. ;Armi-
tage's mother, who is now a
patient, at the Green Gable
Nursing Home, 1'arkhjlI, go
Sunday.
Saturday gtieets with Mr, and
Mrs, James Sigswprthwere
Mr, and Mrs. Melville Kirby
and Sunday guests, Mrs, Eliza-
beth Lee and, Miss Lavine Hall,
all of London,
Mrs, Erle young and Gor-
dan, Mr, and Mrs, Robert
Coughlin, Don and Judy, and
also Jim Drennan motored to
Niagara Falls to see the blee-
soms on May 21 and also visit-
ed Niagara Falls'N,Y,
Mr, and Mrs. L, H. Corbett
of ICingsway have returned
home after spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Corbett.
Mr. Harold, Brooke of To-
ronto visited his grandmother,
Mrs, Thomas Brooke who is
convalescing at the home of
Mr, and. Mrs, Bill Allen, last
weekend and Mrs. Ronald Cole-
man was a Sunday guest. Mrs.
,Brooke is slowly recovering
from her recent heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Simpson
and family of Jamaica are
epending a few weeks with Mr,
and Mrs. Ernest Ross before
golng out West.
Miss Flo Chown has returned
to her duties at St. 'Phonies -
Elgin Hospital after -spending
a few days at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard French,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Smith and
Mrs. Bernice Peacock of Dres-
den were Saturday guests of
Mrs, Warner McRoberts.
Mrs. William Brokertshire, a
recent patient at Victoria Hos-
pital is able to be home after
recuperating for two weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Hill of Hamilton.
Guests with Mrs. Thomas
Lee included Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Lee and daughter of Lon-
don on Thursday, Mrs, W. T.
Millman of Thedford and Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Parker arid
family of Harriston, on Fri-
day.
The annual blossom tea of
the United Church was held in
the church ,sehoatroom last
Saturday afternoon under the
convenership of Miss Muriel
Carling, who is particularly
adant at floral arrangements.
Tables and rooms were decor-
ated with an abundance of
spring flowers.
Receiving at the door were
the pastor's wife, Mrs. G. W.
Sach, and Mrs, H. B. Langford,
president of the Woman's As-
sociation, Table convener was
Mrs. Benny Saulnier. She was
assisted in the serving by Mrs.
Keith Dickson and Mrs. George
Carpenter and in the kitchen
by Mrs. A. E. Reilly, Mrs.
Ivan Stanley, Mrs. W. J. Frost
and Mrs. Arnold :Morley.
Mrs, R. J. Murray and Miss
Doris Weir were in charge of
the bake table, Mrs. Thomas
Lee, Mrs. N. W. Wasnidge and
Mrs. E. R. Pitt had charge of
the flowers, vegetables and
fruit and Mrs, Ira Carling, the
admission.
Church
Activities
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Fischer
and Janice, St. Marys, were
Saturday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klahre znd
Mr. and Mrs. Cam Harmer,
Fullerton, were recent visitors
with, Mr. and Mrs, Bay Parkin-
son,
Mr, and Mrs. F. Squire at-
tended James St. Church WA
anniversary, Exeter, on Sun-
day and visited with Mr, and.
:Mrs. Chas. Fisber,
1 Mrs, Norman tious t.
dgi
1•Onded the WA Perth Dearle4ry
'meeting at $t. Paul's Church,
}Stratford, an Tuesday.
Mrs. Melville Gunning and
'Medd, Mrs, Milne Pullen,
Mrs, Wm, Heather, Mrs. Harry
Klahre and Catherine attended
, a trousseau tea pn Friday eve -
;ping at the home of Mrs, Nor -
!man McCully, St. Marys, in
timer of her daughter, Flor-
ence, whose approaching mar-
riage to Mr. Donald Pullen
will be on SaturdeYwfune 3 -
Mrs. Norman Hodgins and
1
, on Saturday evening at the
!home of Mrs. Harold Carter,
;Metropolitan in honor of her
daughter, Norma, a bride-to-be
!of Saturday, June 3.
Mr, and Mrs, Bay Francis,
,Kirleten, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson
:Squire and. Mr. and. Mrs, Her-
man Foster, Exeter, were Fri-
day evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F, Squire,
1 Mrs, Annie Brooks and. Mrs.
Mabel Parkinson, London,
were Monday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs, Alex Baillie and Mr.
, and Mrs, Wm. Morley Sr.
1 Mr. Howard Morley, Hazel.
1 Park, Michigan, spent the
weekendwithMr. and Mrs,
1Wm, Morley Sr, and Jr.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon John-
son and family were Sunday
guests with Mr, and Mrs, Bill
Ashton, London.
Mrs. Wm. Morley Jr. enter-
tained several little cousins on
Wednesday in honor of Rob -
Roy and Ronnie. were :In Mit-
el'en SelndeY and were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. ;Jack Kirk-
ItaM.
1
Mr, and Mrs. E M Fla
ald, Landon, Mr. Glenn Rim -
Bryanston, were recent
visiters with Ron and Mr, and
• .
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon John-
son. Carol and Mary were Sale
turday evening guests, of Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Johnsen, Lon-
; don, the occasion being the 40th
1 wedding anniversary of Mr, 'and
Mrs. Earl Johnson,
I Grant and Allen liodgine and
ichael O'Shea were in Mit-
!ehell on Saturday to the Perth
County Junior Farmers judging
com pc tit' on at the Fair
(rounds. Michael O'Shea won
the J Fred Edwardstrophy for
judging division.
Mr. Milne Pullen was a. pa-
tient in St, Joseph Hospital
Friday and Saturday of. last
week, He is suffering from a
back injury caused by the trac,
tor.
Avis attended a trousseau tea COMING gVENTS-
Anglican
Flowers on the altar on Sun-
day were in memory of Mts.
Dave Ashworth, who died three
years ago and 'the baskets in
the chancel were i0 memory
of Mrs. Mitchell Haskett and
Mrs, William Darling.
Seven members of the Altar
Guild were among those who
attended the early communion
service,
On Wednesday, Jane 7 the
annual Diocesan Chancel Guild
meetind will be held in St.
Paul's bCathedral, London.
Pentecostal Holiness Church
At the Young People's meet-
ing last Friday evening, the
president, Mrs. Clayton Abbott
told the story of "Penny's
Penny". The Rev. Roland Har-
rell gave an object lesson on
"Life shortening habits (good
and bad)". Be and Mee, Har-
rell also sang a duet. The col-
lection will be sent to en Ar-
gentina Missionary. There was
also a Bible quiz on the
psalms,
YPU trip
Over 50 members of the tu-
can-Clandeboye Y o u n g Peo-
ple's Union left Lunn, et 7
a,m. Saturday for a trip to
the Buffalo zoo and Niagara
Falls, with lunch et Buffalo
and dinner at Niagara. As theY
stayed In see the lights at
Niagara it was n, before
arriving back in Lticart,
Explorer Rally
On Saturday, Counsellor Rose
ReViligton, honorary counsellor
Mrs. Murray Hodgins and 14
Explorers Were among the 480
who attended the Middlesex
County Explorer Rally held at
the ColbOurne United Church,
London, Mrs. Merray Hedging
led in the sing -song,
United Church
PlOwers in the church were
in memory of Mrs, William
DOwningl a ineMber Of the
church,
"Do you got Mirth rein
here?" the city Slidker asked
the farmer.
"We do pretty woll, 'but thy
neighbor gets a lot Mord,"
"But thet'S ridiettlettel HOW
000161"
get lot More
de's £ifth birthday.
!Mrs, Will. Nuttyconth, Cali-
fornia, Miss Cora Nuttycornb,
oiler Rink
Miss Ruth O'Neil, Mrs, Short -
hill, London, visited on Sunday SKATING FRI. & SAT.
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reli-
ne,
Mr, and Mrs, Ewart Pym,
Exeter, were recent callers
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bail-
lie and Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Mor-
ley Sr,
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pullman,
STRAWBERRY SUP P ER -
Wednesday, June 21, St, Mary's
Church, Brinsley. 4:27-6;8c
ANNIVERSARY services, Roy's
United Church, Sunday, June
4, Rev. W. Moores, liagers-
ville, guest minister. Children's
choir at morning service. Ser-
vices at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m,
IDST. 25:lc
HAM & STRAWBERRY sup-
per, Wednesday, June 28, Cent-
ralia United Church, 1:8:15c
ANNUAL HAM SUPPER and
Dance at Mount Carmel, Wed-
nesday, July 5, 1961. 1:8:15c
STRAWBERRY and Ham Sup-
. per - At Greenway United
Church, Friday, June 23, lc
EXETER
RECEPIl
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for Bridal Couple
MARION PEPPER
8, EARL MILLER
Sat., June 3
9;00 p.m.
COMMUNITY CENTRE,
ZURICH
Music by Desjardine
Orchestra
Everyone Welcome
Chicke
Barbe tae
Thames Road
Church
Tues., June 13
Supper 6 - 8 p.m.
Sponsored by the Happy
Doubles' Club.
Tickets sold in advance
until June 9.
Starlite
Drive -In Theatre
S MILES EAST OF
GRAND BEND
/ Shows Nightly -Rain or Clear
Box Office Open at 8 01C leek
Show Begins at Dusk
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
June 2 and 3
DOUBLE FEATURE!
PLUS
Ghosts'
Chari 1401.$60,, Mere:3W
8 11 p.m.
WEDNESDAY SKATING
STARTS JUNE 7
a SKATES SUPPLIED
• REFRESHMENT BOOTH
Adults 350
Children 250
Three,prcing
outlets now
New electrical installations
made after Jeep 1 in Onterio
nit* have three -Pentad reeep-
tacles for use with three -
pranged plugs, Kenneth J.
Lainpman, On t a r i a Hydro's
area MA -Pager, announced this
week.
The new safety regulation
wil1 not affect installations al-
ready completed, hut will ap-
ply to all renovations, .additions
aind replacements .xnade after
June 1. -
Under The Power Commis-
sion Act, Ontario Hydro is re-
sponsible for making and ad-
ministering rules and ,regula-
tions concerning electrical in-
stallations in the province.
"This Is Another step in a
safety program to provide for
the grounding of, portable ap-
plianees in all electrical wiring
systems in the province," Mr.
Lampxnan said. "The number
DANCE
AND. DRAW
Friday, June 9
GRANTON
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by The Ramblers
Admission $1.00 Per Person
EACH DRAW TICKET
ADMITS 2
Sponeered by
Court Carleton # 255
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SQUIRE
REUNION
Sat., June 10
RIVERVIEW PARK
EXETER
Dinner 12:30 p.m.
Satut clay night, June -3, is Please bring your picnic
Hidden Treasure Night. basket, dishes and cutlery.
Come and enjoy the fun.
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For Exeter Lions' Drive on
Mon., June 5
The club will pick up papers in
Exeter, Crediton and Dashwood
on Monday morning beginning at
9:00 a,m.
Other residents in the community
may deposit their paper at
Guenther Tuckey Transports Ltd.
before the pickup date,
WE APPRECIATE YOUR CO-OPERATION
Your assistance helps us carry out our
welfare program in the community.
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NENSALL TWILIGHT
SHOW
OF HEAVY HORSES, LIGHT HORSES & PONIES,
CATTLE & IMPLEMENT SHOW & SALE OF
FEEDER CALVES
Friday, June 9
Speaker: Elston Cardiff, MP MC: Tory Gregg
PROGRAM * Midway * School Parade 7 pat. * Official
Opening 7:30 p.m. * Free Draws for Children in School
Parade 8 p.m. * Baby ShoW (no mitre, fee) 13 p.m. Prizes
for all contestant.
DRAW SAME NIGHT * Choice of Men's Made-te-Meesure
Suit or Ladies' 3 -piece Luggage Set * Samsonite Bridge
Set * Tickets 250 or 5 for $1,
CLINTON CONCERT COMMUNITY BAND
AND MAJORETTES
Admission 50 Cents Children Free
. s
.Storting Monday
1'
Ronnie Hawkins
AND HIS HAWKS
APPEARING EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
FOR THE ENTIRE SUMMER
.4.0•1401•6••••••amoihrot
THIS WEEKEND
ELGIN FISHER
And His RhytIttn•Timers
IMPER.IAL Harm
GRAND BEND
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Tha'TimeMcIvoote,, June 1, 1941 Pope_ I*
ot appliances withthre,Wire
cords is increasing and we are
preparing for the day when
1nantlfaetnrera havea.
gt;TIPlete line of ..,apPlial1COS,
KOIPPed with threeqvire cords
and plugs. Until then, of
course, householders can eon-
ttutte to use standard two-.
pronged pities in three-gontagt
grounding ;receptacles."
Mr. Lamp:nen warned against
outtiog the 'grounding prong
off a three -wire plug SO, that it
non-grovinding receptaele, This
praetiee is inadvisable because
can be .used -A two-centacte
the greunding prong is a safe-
ty feature designed as ,protee--
tion should anything go wrong
with tha eppilanee.
to-Stigl4wrilYriel tallps, -Ut:rremoves nif.thorveees,
Chicken
Barbeque
SHDHS
Wed,, June 7
Adults $1.35
Children, under 12, 750
Serving time 6 7:30 p.m.
PROGRAM FOLLOWING
SUPPER.
In case of inclement
weather barbeque will be
held Friday, June 9.
the protection provided by the,
three -wire ,cord and the grolg4-1
lee reeepteele, he said. These
adapters 'are ,nOt pProved
the Canadian !Standards As-,
sopiation or by Qntario Hydre,
C.4stor, common ending or 1
.0fl14sl Lgw aps, e IPP„I
!rem the Roman word cater
meaning camp, sincemeny,
were originally Roman gam?
sites,
Kirktoe Common -AY Ass'#
PlIETJAIINATtY
J.
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tiVent e. .
Contest
Aberdeen Pau
KIRKTON
Fri., June 2
at 8 p.m, (DST)
Jan and Arnold Say, London,
Adjudicators
Contestants and Accompanists
Free
Mrs, Gerald Paul, Convenor
RR 1. Kirkton
Garden Party
Wed., July 19
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Brownie's Drive-in 1
Theatre Ltd,, Clinton
THURSDAY and .FRIDAY .June 1 and 2 4
,71
"Babette Goes to War" 1
DOUBLE FEATURE
(Colour) (CinemaScope)
Brigitte Bardot - Jacques Charrier
"The Secret of Treasure
Mountain,
Raymond Burr - Valerie French
(One Cartoon)
SATURDAY and MONDAY - June 3 and 5
DOUBLE FEATURE
'The Mountain Road"
James Stewart Lisa Lu
"Sierra Stranger"
Howard Duff - Gloria McGhee
(One Cartoon)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY - June 6 and 7
"Li'l Abner"
(Colour) (VistaVision)
ALL STAR CAST
STOOGE COMEDY (One Cartoon)
Wednesday, June 7
SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB THEATRE NIGHT
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You'll all kiln in hell!
Tell 'em Gantry...
tell 'em everything
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your whiskey and
your women!
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