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NOUNnds AN
�EIVI E NTS
Clandeboye
BIRTHS ... CARDS OF THANKS -.
4kTHILL--Charlie ;and Mavis
Atthill, Victoria, St.,. ,Exeter
are happy to announce the
birth :of a Soft,. David'' Robert,
at South i-lu.rop Hospital, July
3--a brother for Steven.
1�'ORD 111r. and Mrs, Ralph
Ford are happy to announce
•]te ••birth •of '.a •Son, Timothy
James, in Detroit hospital,
July 1-a brother for Sher-
rYll.
AIASNICA-+ Don and Joyce
ltlasnlca, RS 2 •Crediton,, an,
nounee the birth of .a son,
Melvin Edward, at South,
Huron Hospital, June 30,
111ORPHY-Don. and Rena. Mor-
phy, nee Murray, are happy
o, announce. the arrival of
their son, Paul Bradley, at
Victoria Hosptial, London,
.July 3 -first grandchild for
Dr. and Mrs, G, P, Morphy,
Toronto. and Mr, and Mrs.
Ceci.i Murray, Exeter,
IITOBLE--.111r. and 'Mrs. Robert
Moble,. RCAF :Station Cent-
ralia, announce the birth of
a son, Steven Robert, at
South Huron Hospital, July 2,
OVERI•IOLT - Mr, and Mrs,
Victor Qverholt, Centralia,
are :happy to announce the
- b'rth .of a daughter, Pauline
.Teresa, at South Huron Hos-
" pital, July 1,
CARDS OF THANKS,,
oI I.
wish thank ;.tank all our ,iieigh-
hors, friend.a and relatives .for
the nice Bards, treats and
` flowers and those who visited
me while I was aati nt
r1,
e.._ St.
p.
Joseph's. Hospital. A special
thanks to .all those who .helped
In any, way to put ,our crop in.
--Cyril Blommaert, 6c
ENGAGEMENTS -
Mr, and. Mrs. F, Ward Hern,
RR 1 Woodham, Ont., wish to
announce the engagement of
their youngest daughter, Pearla
k'ranecs, to Dr, Gerald A,
Tarsitano, only son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Tarsitano, 3016 N.
Mason, Chicago 34, Ill The
wedding to take place Satur,
day, August 5, 1961, Chicago,
Illinois, 6a
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Dpple,
Mitchell, Ontario, wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Anna,Margrette
Edith, to Elmer Andrew Camp-
bell, son of Mr, and Mrs,
Percy Campbell,. Exeter, On-
tario, The marriage to take
place Saturday, July 22, in
Mitchell. 6µ
Mr, and Mrs, Ervin H.
Rader, Dashwood, wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marian Clara, to Mr.
Lloyd Howe, son of 117r. and
Mrs, James W. Howe, of Lon-
don. The wedding to take place
in Zion Lutheran Church, Dash-
wood, Ontario, on .August 5, at
2:30 p.m. 6nc
IN MEMORIAM--
GIBSON In loving memory of
our sister Evelyn May Gib-
son, who passed away one
year ago, July 7, 1960,
Though her smile is gone for-
Mrs. Carfr.ay• Cann wished 't..
,, express leer thanis to all
friends for their kindness and
attention shown to her and the
new baby while in hospital.
Special appreciation to Dr,
Fletcher, Mrs, Jack Delbridge,
Miss Claypole and other staff
ificnibers of South Duron 'los.
pital, .6c
We wish to express our Sin.
;ere thanks and appreciation
to the friends, neighbours anct
relatives for the floral tributes
and many cards of sympathy
in our recent sad bereavement
in the loss of a dear brother,
Murray Dixon, Special thanks
to Rev,, '-lick, pallbearers,
Murdy .funeral her .:c, also
ladies of B.r'insley U n i t.0 d
Church Brothers and sisters.
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TEGIER-Mr. and Mrs. Scotty
Rgier, RR 2 Dashwood, an-
nounce the birth of a son at
.South Huron Hospital, June 28.
T1- OiMPSON - Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Thompson, Kippers, an-
nounce the birth of a son,
' Bruce Samuel, in Clinton
Public Hospital, Jun 27.
CARDS OF THANKS
1 wish to thank my family,
relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for their kindness while I
ryas a patient in. St, Joseph's
Hospitaland since my return
hone Mrs Jeanne Crocker,
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to my
relatives, many friends and
neighbors who so kindly re-
membered me with cards,
flowers, treats and visits while
a patient in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital and since returning home.
-Mrs, George Link, 6M
I would like to thank all
friends, neighbors and relatives
who remembered me with visits,
cards, treats and flowers dur-
ing my lengthy illness in South
Huron Hospital. Special thanks.
to the nurses and staff and to
Dr. M, C. Fletcher. Your many
acts of kindness were greatly
appreciated. -Lloyd Parsons.
6'
I would like to thank all my
friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for their kindness, cards,
flowers and visits while a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Special thanks to Dr, Walker,
Dr, Hudson, Dr, Butson, Rev.
S. E. Lewis, the nurses and
staff of fourth floor, Marion,
with sincere appreciation,-
Mrs, Elizabeth Insley Pc
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, UNION SERVICES
During July
Main St. and James St.
Congregations in
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Minister in Charge:
Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D.
Organist and Choirmaster:
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A,W,C.M.
10 A.M,-Both Sunday Schools
will meet in their respective
hurches.
A,M.-UNION SERVICE
Assisting Elder: Mrs. M. C.
Fletcher. •
Male Quartet: Bob Russell,
Gerald Skinner, Ha r old.
Skinner, Norman Walper.
Sermon Series: "Personal
Religion and the Lord's
Prayer"
(2) Hallowed Be Thy Name
Nursery for babies
Junior Congregation for child-
ren 4, 5 and 6 years.
All Welcome
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p.m. -Worship and Sermon
(English)
3:30 'p.m. - Bible Study and
Sunday School
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
9:00 a.ni,-Sunday School
10:00 a.m.-Church Service
Mr. Paul Scott, Hespeler,
Ont., student at Waterloo
University.
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United
Brethren
CREDITON
A, M. Schlenker, Pastor
Sunday, July 9
10:00 a,m,-,Morning Worship
Rev, J. M. Oestreicher
11:15 a.m.-Sunday School.
8;30 p.m. -Drive-in Service at
Shipka.
ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
DASH WOOD
1:30 p.m. -Sunday School
2:30 p.m. -Service
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev. A. G. Van Eek, Minister
10:00 a.m.-Dutch Service
2:15 p.m. -English Service
6:15 p.m. -Back to God Hour
CHLO (680 Kc.)
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
Kc.)
"WHAT DOES SALVATION
MEAN?"
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School
11:00 a,ni. - "MOBILIZATION
OF OUR FORCES AND ALL-
OUT OFFENSIVE"
7:30 p.m. - From ROCK &
ROLL to a PASSION FOR
SOULS - the thrilling true
story of JIMMY SNOW, son
of Hank Snow, the entertain-
er, Hear, about his early
childhood, his association
with Elvis Presley, his de-
cision to live for Christ. his
call to preach the Gospel,
This true story has blessed
hundreds. Come and bring a
friend,
"Visit the Tabernacle this
Sunday"
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
S. M. Souder, Pastor
10:30 a.m.-Worship Service
11;;15 a.m.-Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class
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You Are Invited To Attenc+
Starlite Drive-in
Gospel Services
Crediton Highway, 5 miles east of Grand Bend
Sunday; July 9
8:00 p,m. Gospel Recordings
8:30 'p.m. Service
SPEAKERS: CHAPLAINS A. JACKSON and
JY KEYS, Transport for Christ, Toronto
MASS VOLUNTEER CHOIR
Please meet at Shipka United Church at 7:15 p,m
if you wish to sing:
Music: St. Marys Tabernacle Quartette,
Dashwood Band
(bbn't forget the aged and shat -ins who love
the singing of Gospel Music)
rooeecis above expenses go yfowards Bible
Society, Gideon;, Rescue Mlssldrt in' London,
COMt AS YOU ARB & 14tAR l`.+'ROM ?OUP, CAP,
Would you please pray for these seiru'.ioes',
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ever,
And her hand we cannot touch,
Still we have so many memor-
ies
Of the one we loved so much.
Her memory is our keepsake,
With which we'll never part,
God has her in His keeping,
We have her in our hearts.
-Ever remembered and sadly
missed by brothers and sis-
ters and families.
STANLAKE-In loving memory
of my wife, Agnes, who died
one year ago, July 3, 1960.
-Ever remembered by her
husband. 6^`
SCHLAGETER - In memory
of Josf Schlageter who pass-
ed away one year ago, July
7, 1960,
Dear friend, you are not for-
gotten,
Thoughon earth you are no
more,
Still in memory you are with
us
As you always were 'before,
-Always remeinbered by the
Gibson family. 6"
If success made the heart
swell like it does the head, this
would be a far better world.
Bus trip -0'
The teacher Mrs '(Meta
Malcolm Allison, pupils an
some of the mothers .of 'Claude
boyo school, about 60 in all
enloYed a bus trip to Londe
on Tuesday, June 27.
They visited No. 2 Fire Hall
Kellogg's, then went to Spring
bank Park where all ,enloye
a picnic .lunch.
Folowing a 'ball game',. the
visited Story ,Book Gardens
Larry Maim, in looking
the wishing well, lost hi
balance and tumbled ire, hu
rias quickly rescued by 40
Pauses.
School closin0
School closed. with a picnie
for pupils. They presented th
teacher with a tea set for her
work and ,patience with them
Grade 8 pupils, who are
leaving for Medway in the fall
were presented with gifts from
the teacher. For highest attend
duce during the year, gifts
were presented to Ricky Got-
lings and. Joan Donaldson,
On Thursday, June 29, Cathy
Turnbull, Suzanne Brad 1 e y, Mason lson and Karen
Hodgson visited the school as
future students starting the
fall term.
CHURCH .NEWS
United Church
The Rev. G. W. Sach, minis-
ter of the United Church here,
announced on Sunday that on.
July 9 the service will be at
9:30 a.m, due to the Holy
Communion service at that
time,
St. James
• Mr, Sam. Spray of Parkhill
has finished painting the ex-
terior of St, James Church a
dark red and the foundation
white,
WA and Guild
The meeting of the WA and
Ladies Guild of St. James
Church was held at the home
of Mrs. Almer H'endrie.
laud Alt's, Cecil Carter,
i Th nSunday School picnic
cl
i : annual Picnic of :Claude -
boys United 'Church Sunday
.I.SC
n pool was held,on the .churchgrounds on Thursday, June 29.
, Races, games, candy and
• I peanut scrambles were .enjoy -
5
d ed by all. Lunch, with ice
creamas served
I ladiesl, ofvvthe church, by the
Winners .of races were: ,pre
t 1 school, ileien. Simpson, Suz-'
s , anne .Cradley. All pre-school
! children were given a prize.
o Running races: girls, 6-8, Pat
llodgins, Laura Hodgins; girls,
X 0.12, Hazel Simpson, Patsy
. Bradley: girls, 13-16, Sharon
Blake, Nancy Nestle; boys, 6-
e , 8, Wayne Donaldson; boys, 9-
12, Gary Donaldson; 'boys, 13-
- j 16, Murray Simpson,
1 Shoe scramble, girls 6-10,
i hazel. Simpson, Laura Hodgins;
girls, 11 and over, Nancy
I Nestle, Hazel Simpson; boys,
Roy Willis, Gary Donaldson;
wheelbarrow race, boys and
girls, Sharon Blalce *and Nancy
Kestle; candle race, Dorothy
Lynn, Gordon Eaton; salt and
pepper race, Mrs, J. Donald-
son, Mrs. R. Lynn,'
Youngest baby, Diane Lynn;
lucky number, Mrs. Gordon
Eaton; longest married couple,
Mr. and. Mrs. C. Millson;
youngest boy, Paul Hodgins;
closest birthday, Murray Simp-
son.
Staff of the Sunday School
are: Ralph Lynn, superintend-
ent; James Donaldson, assist-
ant superintendent; teachers,
Mrs. Keith Simpson, 'Mrs. Ger-
ald Mi.lison, Mrs. A. MacIntosh,
Mrs. Bruce Bradley, Mrs, R,
Williams, Miss Dorothy Lynn,
Paton reunion
The descendants of the late
Andrew and Charity Paton met
at Springbank Park for a re-
union on Sunday, July 2 with
over 40 in attendance,
Following the noon meal,
Donald Homan, president, pre-
sided for the business. In the
election of officers, chosen
president was Emerson Patbn,
ICirkton; vice-president, Morley
Hobbs, L o n d o n; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Betty Siddall,
re- elected, Denfield: sports
committee, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Sullivan, Guelph; Mr, and Mrs.
Howard Paton, Glanworth,
C o ni i n; farthest distance
were Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Sul-
livan and family of Guelph;
Mrs, Andy Carter, president
of the WA, presided and was
assisted in the devotions by the
Rev. Lancaster, Mrs. Alvin
Cunningham and Mrs. Alan
Hill,
It was decided not to have
regular meetings during July
and August, but to resume
them again in 'September,
With Canada celebrating her
94th year as a dominion, a
short account of the author and
composer of Canada's national
hymn, "Lord of the Lands,"
was given. by Mrs, A. Carter.
Dr. Durant Watson, a beloved
Toronto physician, set himself
to compose a hymn possessing'
qualities of a worship song
and national hymn.. As a re-
sult, this hymn is sung with
fervour throughout the domin-
ion-
The Guild meeting was pre-;
sided over by president Mrs.
Alan Hill. Roll call and cor-
respondence was followed." by
several items of business.
The lunch committee with
hostess was Mrs. Ray Hodgins
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es ism scat wtmrnsna:awrw Worw Aft Id.
"Could you be a little more elrplicit on the size, other
than, 'She's quite a gal ;' ? "
Brownies Drive-in
Theatre Ltd., Clinton
THURSDAY & FRIDAY -- JULY 6 and 7
DOUBLE FEATURE
'The Facts Of Lite
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Bob Hope - Lucille Ball
'Oklahoma Territory'
Gloria Talbot = Bill Williams
(ONE CARTOON)
SATURDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY
July 8, 10 and 11
The Magnificent Seven
(Colour)
(CinemaScope)
Yul Brynner - Steve McQueen
(ONE CARTOON)
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ,& FRIDAY
July 12, 13 and 14
'Carry on Nurse'
.
(ADU:LT I:NTIR7',ilNliF N`i")
`liRenneth Connor 4 Shirley Eaton
'One Short (Colour)
(ONE CARTOON)
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oldest couple present, Mr. and
Mrs. J, II Paton, Cllndebpye;
couple ntarl,ted moat recently,
Mr. and Mra. 1Mm.erson ,Paton,
Kurkton; youngest child, Karen
Marie - Heanan, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Donald. 1iealna,n,
London,
Ritchie reunion
Families of the late Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph Ritchie ileld their
reunion at the old home place,
now the home of Mr. and Mfrs.
William Ritchie, R11: 8 Park.
hill,
Fantily coming the farthest
distance was Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Johnston, Tim and Sandy, of
Aurora; youngest child attend-
ing, Susan Hayes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hayes,
London.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Curr-
nictgham and Mr. and, Mrs,
Arnold Harper and family of
St, .F'aul's attended the Ritchie
reunion last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunning-
ham and Kimberly Mn, Lon-
don, spent a. few days last
week with the former's par-
ents.
Mr, Lloyd Lynn, Mr. and
Mrs, Ralph Lynn and family,
Mr, Gerald" Lynn and Miss
Dorothy Lynnattended the
Ritchie reunion,.
Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil visit-
ed Mr, and Mrs, Norman Vin.
COMING EVENTS-
HURON
VENTS-
HURON WAVES PICNIC of the
Mary Hastings group willbe
held in Riverview Park, Ex-
eter, July 20, There will be a
bazaar table and a prize for a
table bouquet in odd con-
tainers, All houswives are
welcome. 6:13c
LAKEVIEW
CASINO
GRAND BEND
N.
DANCING
LIONEL THORNTON
and his Casa Royal Orchestra
EVERY FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
Jive Night
EVERY WEDNESDAY
BUDDY CARLTON
and the "Strata -Tones"
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COMPETITION
Seaforth Lions Carnival
" WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY
August, 9 10 and 11
CLASSES: Under 21 -- Over 21
First six entries in' each class accepted.
$400.00 In Prizes
PRELIMINARIES --- Wednesday and Thursday
FINALS -- Friday
Entries will be informed of Heur and Date
TWO CHANGES Supply Own Caller
Music Supplied
Send entries to:
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Box 295 ' -- . Seaferfli
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2 Shows Nightly -Rain or Clear
First Show at Dusk
Children Under 12 in Cars Fret
JULY 6, 7 AND $
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gent al:.Lotfdesborough Sunday ,celebration erf St. Patrlek's
evening. Angitr.an Chrtrch, S4irf4b1147
.Last Wednesday, Marie Eliza- .Mondny .evening when shiaaiE
beth, the 14'r -month-old daugh-.:a solo ,arid also played , ;ti2e,
ler of Mr, and Mrs, Roy Cann' „group.
ninham, was. taken ,to St. Jo- C. A. McDoweii, Centralia,
seph's Hospital by the Murciy poured the ready. 1,i ,eemont
ambulance, She returned home , for the barn wall for
Saturday. 1
on a under Eli y. j Patpn, �n Monday h
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MissBarbara, Cunningham. supervisiol? ,of Douglas Trieb
a pupil of.Mrs. Edythe Hill ner.
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Adams, took part in the :enter-; Mrs. Ken: Carter is a patient
tainment at the centennial in. St. Joseph's Hosital,
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10:00 to 1:50
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