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110 ANNOUNCEMENTS •
AO. and Mrs. Neil
KR 2 Hensel', an.
nounee the birth or a son,
'SennY, at South Huron 2os-
pti
November 18.
INIAG414 — Corny and Gorda
Nagel, Hxeter, .annotinee the
birth of .A -.daughter, Judy
Marie, at South Huron Hos.
pital„ November 22,
PzNI.IALE — Mr. and .111rs,
Emerson Penhate.
announce Oa birth of a
,daughter, ShIa lee, iL
South Huron Hospital, Novem-
ber 21--sa sister for, DeligleS
and Rrian.
REGIER---Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Regier, Crediton flounce the, birth of a dangh-
ler, Tammy Jean, at Smith
'Huron Hospital, November.
20.
=WART—Mr; and Mis. ;Mita
Stewart, 1111 1 Kirkton,
notince the bul.h of a (laugh.
SITh ter, Lori. Lynn, - South
Huron Hospital„ November 17
sister for Marlene, Elaine
and Murray,
WAREING—Mr. and Mrs, Ron-
aitt Wareing, Exeter, an-
nounce the birth. of a daugh-
ter, Shelley Joan, al South
Huron Hospital, November
tor
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sGOOD—Mr: and Mrs. Robert
Osgood, RCAF Station,
tt;ntralia, Moque the birth
ot a son, Alex James, at
South Huron Hospital, No-
vember 17 — a brother for
Bobby and Doug.
STRINGER — Alr. and Airs.
...John Stringer, nee Elder,
' Huron St., Exeter, m:Mimeo
the birth of a son, Pant Lyn-
don, at South Huron llos-
: pital, November 8—a brother
: for Scott,
ENGAGEMENTS—
Mr. and Mrs, John Anderson,
RR 2 Hermit, announce the
engagement . . :their e (1. e r
daughter, Kathryn Elizabeth,
to Lloyd Douglas Mann, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann, Clin-
ton, Ont. The wedding to take.
place December 16, at 3 pan.,
at SL Andrew's United Church,
Kippen, Ont. 23ne
CARDS OF THAFKS-,--
We wishin thank :all our
friends, neighbors and rela,
twos, the DAshwomi. Centralia
RCAF and Exeter fire brigades
that helped al the time .of the
fire. You efforts were very
nitwit appreciated. Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Denomme. 23e
We wish to eSpresS one 011^
gem- appreciation for the many
acts .of kindness shown .during
the 'brief illness and death oS
Mrs, Percy Mollard—Special
thanks to the Hoffman .Amtml•
twee, :South Huron Hospital
staff, Dr. Eckel', Dr, Read,
Rev. Hoffman, Rev. Schlenker,
the Hopper,Hockey f an e r a 1
home and tine Ladies Aid of
Crediton .EUH - church. Also
many, thanks for the floral eon-
tributions, sympathy .cards.
Gideon Bibles,. donations M the
Canter Society and to those
who helped. in the bome.—Ed
and Leila Finkbeiner, 230,
We wish to express aur sins
cern thanks to relatives. friends:
and neighbors for gifts receivs
ed and a special thanks 'to the
Ladies Guild of 'St. James
Church for making the evening
of the shower so enjoyable., '—
Stewart and Suzy Simpson,
Arva, 23e
We wish to express our sins
.cere thanks to all our friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
beautiful floral tributes, Ines;
sages .of sympathy and many
acts of kindness daring our
recent sad bereavement. Spec
fat thanks to the Rev, E. 0.
Lancaster, pallbearers, flower
bearers, Lawrence and James
Box, of Parkhill, Douglas Gil-
pin, of Thedford, and Robert
Dinney, of Exeter, and all
those svho helped in ally ways --
Mrs. William C. E. Haskett
and family, of Lucan. 230
Allen and Doris Pfaff wish
to express their sincere thanks
to ,relatives, Meath and neigh-
bors for letters, cards, flowers,
treats .and visits received by
Doris while she was a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon
don. Also thanks to those who
helped. at 'home. Special thanks
to Dr. V. Gulens, Dr. J.
Walker and the 'nursing staff
on Fourth Marion. It was very
much appreciated. 23*
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MAIN STREET
United Church of Canada
Minister: Rev, R. S. Hiltz
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
a.m.—Sunday School
a.m,—Morning Worship
.mon: "The Four- Horse-
men of the 'Apocalypse"'
3.. —Revelations, Chapter 6
Nursery and Junior Congreg-
ation
"Come and worship with us,"
THAMES ROA:0
MENNONITE CHURCH'
s. M. Sauder, Pastor
10:30 a,m.—Worship Service
11:15 aans—Sunday School- and
Adult Bible Class
No Evening Service This Week
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
10:00 a.ns.—Bible School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7:30 p.m.—Evening Services
Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Service
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THE ANGLICAN •
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev , Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, November 26, 1061
Sunday Next Before Ment
8:30 a.m.—Quiet Communion
11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
Nursery and Sunday School
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev, A,. G. Van Eek, Minister
10:00 a.m.—Dutch Service
2:15 p.m,—English Service
6:15 pan,—Back to God Hour—
CIILO (680 Kc.)
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Organist; Mrs. J, Cochrane
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a,m,---Morning Worship
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev, R. Van Parowe, Minister
10:00 aan.—Worship and
Sermon (Dutch)
"Solomon's Prayer of Dedi.
cation"
11:15 a,m.—Sunday School
8:00 p.m,—Worship and
Sermon (English)
"God's Haase"
All Welcome.
ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
DASHWOOD
Pastor: Rev. William Gatz
10:00 ant. — Bible Class and
Sunday School
11:00 Communion.
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United
Brethren
CREDITON
A. M. Schlenker, Pastor
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
11:15 a.m.—Sunday School
8:00 p.m,—,Study Group
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Rev. Mel. W. Holmes, Pastor
Main Street
9:00 a.m. — CJCS Radio (1240
Kc.
Message: "FIVE THINGS
YOU SHOULD KNOW"
L45 aan, — Sunday School
100 present last Sunday. Cottle
and bring the family,
11:00 ant, — Communion Ser-
vice
7:30 p.m, — Evangelistic Rally
A service of blessing to all
who attend,
EVANGELIST
GERALD MORGAN'
'Famous Gospel Singer
Talented Musician
Powerful Preaching
Beginning Wednesday,
November 29, 8:00 p,rn.
Come with your burdens—
Leave with a SONG
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ANNIVE*SARY
itr,v, A. HAROLD JOHNSTON
of :Brucefield
"The Slow Growth Of The Kingdom"
SPECIAL MUSIC
The Woodham Male Quartet
1 • Anthem, by the Chureft Choir
Mrs, Robert McDoital.d, AWC111, at the piano,
lti;DO a.m.—Sunday School—All Departments
11:00 aim—Morning Service
ALL AlE WELCOME
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CARPS OF THANr
WO wiSlt to express p.pPrOO14--
tiort for the many kindnesses
extended to vs when . our
father, W., 11. Downing, passed
away. We wilt long remember
you and your ,pod deeds and
pray that god will bless and
rward each or you, ---Nellie and
Harvey Id, DOwning.
Alr, and Mrs. Matthew C.
Swcitzer, Grand Hend, wish to
exPress their appreciation for
the many, cards'gifts And
visits received on the occasion
of their got* wedding anni-
versary. $peel thanks to Mr.
and Mrs. Ory Wasamann of the
Village Inn, Grand Bend: to
Air, and Mrs. TOY Vicar, and
to the ladies who served and
poured tea.
The family or the late Laura
B. Wilson wish to thank their
many friends, , neighbors and
relatives for the flowers, eardS
and the many acts of kindness
and 'sympathy extended to them
during their recent bereave-
ment Of a sister and mother,
11 wass.,very much appreciated.
—David ickvilid\sY.ilson, Garnet and
23c
We wish to thank everyone
who so kindly sent flowers and
cards during the recenl» be-
reavement of Mrs, Florence
Broom. Special thanks to Dr,
GAns and South Huron Hos-
pital staff at the time of her
sickness. Herb Broom and
family, 23c
Clarence and 1 would like to
express our sincere thanks to
our many friends who shower-
ed me with cards, flowers,
gifts and visits while a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital. We
would, espeeially like to thank
Dr. Brady, Dr. Kennedy, the
BOx Ambulance Service, Rev,
Winlaw, Rev. Van Farowe, the
nursing staff at St. Joseph's
Hospital and our neighbors Who
were so wonderful to our
family at home.—Clarence and
Ann Smillie. 23e
Mr, and Mrs, Everett Skin-
iser, Eli/swine, would like to
say "thank you',to those who
remembered them with cards
and called on their golden wed-
ding anniversary, to those who
served dinner and assisted
afternoon and evening, also
those who remembered Everett
while a patient in South Huron
Hospital, 23*
IN MEMORIAM —
WILLERT—In loving memory
of a dear wife and mother,
Mrs. Arthur Willert, who
passed away five years ago,
November 25, 1956.
Time »speeds on, five years
have passed
Since death its gloom its
shadows cast,
Within our home, where all
seemed bright,
And took from us a shining
light.
We miss that light, and ever
will,
Her vacant place there is none
to fill.
Down- bete we mourn, but not
in vain,
For up in heaven we will meet
again.
—Loved and always reinem.
bered by husband and family.
23*
•
REID — lt loving memory of
mydear dad, Patrick Reid,
who passed away nine years
ago today, November 22, 1952.
Nine years have passed, how
long it seems,
But in our hearts his face still
beams,
God takes the best forrearms
divine,
But memories last till the end
of time.
—Always remembered by Elsie
and Clarence, 23*
REID — In loving memory of
my dear husband, Patrick
Reid, who passed away No-
vember 22, 1952.
No one heard the footsteps of
the angel drawing near
To take from us to heaven the
one we loved so dear.
Put your arms around him,
Lord, and give him your
loving care,
Make up for all he suffered,
and all that seemed Un-
fair.
—Always remembered by his
loving wile, Sarah Reid, 23*
ARMSTRONG—In loving mein-
ory of a dear mother and
grandmother, Mrs. John .Arm-
strong, who pased away three
years ago, Nov, 16, 1958.
A wonderful mother, woman
and aid;
Oslo who was better, God never
made,*
A wonderful worker, loyal and
Tendefralyir'helpful, 0 mother you
were.
Just in your judgment, always
right,
Honest and liberal, ever up-
tight;
Loved by all, our pride they
share,
Pride hi the wonderful one you
Isere.
—Ever remembered by the
23'0
REItiliDnil,
•—yin loving memory of
our dear Grandpa, Patrick
Reid, who passed away Mite
years ago, November 22, 1952,
Time xna as and passing year;
But his M emery will be
I I
in the -hearts that loved hint
dear,
—Norman and Johnny Praiitie,
23*
Loon -.district .hews
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Attend 13angmet
Friday ,oveninReeve an.d
Mrs. Harald Wallace,'iGrants/Ili
Reeve and Mrs, lvan Hearn,
mr. and Mrs. Austin Hotigins
and Ur. Harold Corbett„ ,pf
Liman, were .among the 400
municipal ,officials.,- members
of county. council, ;government
representatives and wives and
friends- who hollered 'Middlesex
County Warden Cia.renee Fon-
ger
at the annual warden's
banquet held in 'West .Middle,
SPX -.Memorial Centre,. Strath.
ro.Y.
Members or the Deleware
TgWilahip arlUllail presented Mr.
and 'Mrs, Fonger with two
chairs. County council gave
Mr, foriger watch. and Mrs,
fonger was .alsti presented with
l'gFilfrt:boa hits- 490trt
The tenth mysterious lire this
year :destroyed the, two-storey.
barn at the rear of Mr. Myron.
culbert's house, . which began
between 10:30 and 11 p.m. last
Tuesday. Mr. R. Stone, Who
lives next _door, gave :.the
alarm. -
The new padlock on the door
had been removedand ap-
parently the intruder had gone
up the stars to the loft, for
the fire began there and was
going through the roof when
discovered.
Neighbors were ,able to get
the car and tools out but miss-
ed thepower lawn mower,
Mrs, Mel Culbert; had ,some
cottage t urniture, rugs, awn•
ing etc. and Kr. Mert Culbert
had a large quantity of paints
and varnishes stored upstairs.
They were all destroyed. How-
ever, the latter did rescue his
ladder, paste board and a little
paint which was downstairs.
Firemen were able to' save
the house which was empty as
Mr. Culbert was ill in St, Jo-
seph's Hospital.
Jack pot goes up
With no winner at the Legion
Auxiliary bingo Thursday in
the Legion Halt,'the, jack pot
goes up to $160 in.54 calls, this
week,. .., •
Mrs. Harry, Arnold of Lucan
won the $5 consolation prize.
The "Share. the Wealth," line
prizes went to Jim Rummell of
Lunn and Mrs. Ernie Lewis
of Clandebos-e and Mrs. P'at
Crudge of Lucan, the full card
prize,
CENTRALIA
— Continued from page 13
Personal , items
Mr. and Mrs, C, Rowe, Linda
and Carol, of Windsor, were
weekend visitors with Mrs.
Rowe's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Essery. • ss
Mr. and Mrs. Aloare, of Wy-
oming, were Sunday visitors
with Rev, D. M. and Airs.
Guest. • They alt ensi e d. the
Church service and .assisted the
choir by singing a duet.
Miss Wreathe Slioldice has
returned to Wiridsor after visit-
ing -with her mother, --Mrs.
Merton Sholdiee. •
Miss Eleanor Mae Hodgins
of the Victoria Hospital School
of Nursing and Mr. Brian Laird
of London were Sunday 'visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins,
David' Pas/titer of Kirkton
visited or a few days last
week with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, F. Bowden.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Bowden
and Margaret were Sunday
evening visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Ray Jaques at Zion. The
occasion was a birthday cele-
bration for Margaret Bowden
and Ray Paynter.
Mrs.. Jack Latakia ,4116 Mr.
Ilarvey Langford of Lugo had
a winning streak. They Avon
the first and second part et
the consecutive 'b n gst
sharedthe sixth bingo Avitile
Mrs. Lankin Also ,sharedthe
seventh bingo 'with Mrs. Mur-
ray Collins -of Ailsa Craig. a.nd
Mr. Langford won the .first
solo, bingo. l'diss Mary Young
of llirr W00, the fulj eard prize
for the consecutive binge.
Mr. Jo e liasisett oTAA.P41.1..
and Mrs. Roy Pepper of 'Exe
ter shared the second. bingo,
AIM Willis Hed.gios ef Park-
hill won the third and fifth
bingo,
Solo winners were Mrs, O.
Netters or Prospect Hill, Mrs,
F. :Glanville of Crediton and.
Mrs, Wilfred Stocks or Toucan,
gxplorer expedition
The sixth expedition .of the
Lucan .Ciandeboye EVlorers
was held in the church -school,
room last Monday evening with
the new counsellor Mrs, Tom
Coursey in charge ,of. the .wOr.
ship service and the new ex-
ploration on the community
and its past history. She was
assisted in the former by Nappy
Park.
The expedition began with
craft, themaking of felt leaves,
in eharge of honorary counsel-
lor Mrs, Murray Hodgins, Miss
Ilene Donaldson was in charge
of the sing -song and Counsellor
Rose Revington closed .the
meeting.
Recreation
News
fly BARNEY WELCH
There has been a lot of baek-
ey action at the arena lest
week With our local teams on
the winning way,
ANNUAL
RKEY
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MOUNT CARMEL HALL
Thurs., Nov. 30
8:30 p.ni.
141 ROUNDS FOR
TURKEYS
TURKEY DOOR PRIZE
Admission $1,00
Sponsored by CWL
INIPM1.127.evraror.
rena
c edule
THURSDAY, NOV, 23
9:00 p, rn.—Seatorth vs, Centralia
Golden Hawks
FRIDAY,.NOV. 24
S;30 pan,-1...arnbeth vs. Exeter
Junior Hawks
SATURDAY, NOV, 25
1:30-3:30—Public Skating
5:00-10:00—Publie Skating
SUNDAY, NOV, 26
, 2:00.4:00—Publio Skating
TUESDAY, NOV. 28
830 p.m:—Phitipsburg CheV '15.
Exeter Mohawks .
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Friday, ay. 24 —8 p.m.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY
EVANGELIST G. M. FARLEY,
of Williamsport, Maryland.
Rev. Farley comes to us with a tremendous mini-
stry of salvation, healing and deliverance. A con.
verted 'hillbilly' entertainer and recording star
with a unique presentation of the GospeL
He will be assisted during this great service by the
young folks of Faith Tabernacle, London.
SPECIAL MUSICAL ITEMS FOR ALL TO ENJOY
Come and help make this a memorable occasion
for Hemet, it is not often. a nationwide evangelist
I can be heard in our 'town!
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Last years venture was such a success for the
Exeter Legion that we have decided to conduct it
again, or the benefit of the Exeter Rovers and
Legion Auxiliary,
FrL and Sat. Degi and 2
at
GRAHAM ARTHUR •
MOTORS
ONLY 1400 Ftit. CAR. ,
Cars picked up and delivered if desired.
PHONE; JOAN -BONUS M` 110 VOk AN
APPOINTMVNT
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COffee and donuts Servtd Litgidit Attitiliary
kuoide tow rya late be thti Deed'
Itttatt"
Our loeai Midgets travelled
Delmont sna Friday and moo
y a 3-3 score. while our Inter.
mediates were playing host to
Mitchel in which OW ever -
Powered their opposition by a
104 mire, The Y will have a
real contending team iS they
cOntiPne to Plar they Wei 00'
pl'a.Yed n FrttlaY evening,
Owing to a previous engage
ment, the Intermediates' will
play at home on Saturday
against the Exeter Mohawks.
This should be a real exciting
game as we understand the
Exeter team will be a real
fighting club. Due to this Sat-
urday game there will be au
public skating for that night
only. We would :also like to
remind all the mothers about
the pre-school skate on Wed-
nesday afternoons from 1:30 to
3:30 All that are interested are
asked to be on hand for this
skating session.
COMING EVENTS—
EVANGEt.ISTIC meetings at
the Thames "load Mennonite
Churcb. Our evangelist: Pastor
V. Paul Martin, Come the first
and every night, November 28
to December 3, 8:00 p,m.
16:23c
STOP! I I Wait for this coming
event. Christmas Sale, RCAF
Community Centre, Saturday,
December 2, 10:30 a.m, to 1;00
p.m. Sponsored by the Protest.
ant Chapel Guild, Hake table,
novelty table, fish pond, "next -
to -new" clothes rack, miscell-
aneous items, iarniture, toys,
23c
DANCE, Aberdeen Hall, Kirk -
ton, Thursday, November 30.
Clarence Petrie orchestra. Ad,
mission 750.234'
—
100E—The first degree will be
conferred by the Exeter degree
team at Exeter Lodge No, 67,
IOOF, Tuesday, Nevember 28,
1961, — P. A. McFalls, Rec,
Sec, 23c
TONITE
THURS., NOV. 23
EUCHRE
PARTY
ODDFELLOWS' HALL
Exeter
PRIZES
Sponsored by the
CP&T Committee
Recept ion
& Dance
FOR MR, AND MRS,
BILL STRONG
(nee Doreen Brock)
Fri,, Nov. 24
Seaforth
Community
Centre
Everybody Welcome
DANCE
MT. CARMEL
Friday, Nov. 24
Music by
GRANT EDIGHOFFER'S
MELODY MASTERS
Admission 750
Sponsored by the
Holy Name Society
Lunch served,
The
Christmas
Mart
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Tuegday, Evening
NOV, 28, 7:00 P.M.
Wed,„ Afternoon
NOV. 29, 2:00 P.M.
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WedncsdGy,Nov. 29
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Starting at 9:00 p.m.
15 ROUNDS OF CHICKEN
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Cards 100 Each 3 for 251
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