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McDowell, RCAF ' Station Centralia, announce the birth of a son, John 4 Douglas, at South Huron Hospital, June 9 little brother for Daniel. TEETERS — Mr, and Mrs. N, C. Pee ten RR 2 Grand Bend; announce the birth of a son, Martin, at South Huron Hospital, June 12. R,YDALL Jim and Marcia Rydall (nee Smith), Elgin- . field, announce the birth of a daughter, Jody jean, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, June' 7, t SHEPHARD Doug and Barb , (nee Knowles), RR 1 Dash- wood, are happy to announce the arrival of Ellen Lynne on June S in St. Marys Memor- ial Hospital — a sister for .Erryn Lee. ENGAGEMENTS — Mr, and Mrs, Benjamin M, 'Pinney, RR. 1 Exeter, wish to announce the engagement of their, eldest daughter, Vera Ann, to Mr. Arnold Lloyd Flet- cher, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen L, Fletcher, RR 1 Kirkton. The marriage to take place July 7, 1962, at 3:30 p.m. in Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall, Ont. 14c Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rum- pel, Exeter, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Constance Muriel, te Mr. Robert Alvin Harmer, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Harmer, RR 1 Mitchell. The wedding to take place Friday evening, June 22. le Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Riley, RR 2 Kippen, wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Helen Marlene, to Mr. Lewis James Gingerich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Gingerich, RR 3 Bayfield, The wedding to take place Satur- day, July 14, 1062, at 2:30 o'clock, at Blake .Mennonite Church, Blake, Ontario.' 14ne Mr. and Mrs.. Desmond Hugh Dupuis wish to announce the engagement of their -daughter, Beverley Ann, to John Kevin Delbridge, son of Mr. and Mrs, John H, .Delbridge, Exeter. The marriage to take place Saturday, June 30, 1962, in First United Church, 8th Ave., Timmins, Ontario.. • 14c CARDS OF THANKS — I wish to extend my sincere thanks to all my relatives, friends and neighbors who re- membered me with cards, flowers, treats and visits while a patient in South Huron Hos- pital and since returning home. Thanks to all those, who help- ed at home in any way. Special thanks to Dr. M. C, Fletcher, Miss Claypole and staff and Rev. L. Hoffman.—Chris Beier- The family of the late Mrs. Clarence Fletcher wish to ex- press their sincere apprecia- tion to their neighbors, friends and relatives for all their acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy, for floral tributes and cards during their recent loss of a dear Wife, mother and grandmother. Also many thanks to those who remem- bered her with flowers, cards and visits during, her stay in the hosptial, Special thanks to Dr, Fletcher, Miss Claypole And staff at Siouth Huron Hos- pital, the Hopper-Hockey fune- ral home, Rev. R, S. Hilts and. Rev, AL H. Elston, the nail.- bearers and to those who help- ed in any way. Your kindness And thoughtfulness will always be remembered, le Mrs. :Robert: .1, Paterson: Raye and Cora wish to express their most sincere apprecia- tion to their relatives, friends and neighbors for their nets of kindness and expressions of sympathy, for their floral tri , butes and card's received dur- ing the recent loss of a dear husband and father. Also, many thanks to those who re- membered him with visits and treats dittirig his illness in Clintonand St, Joseph's Hos, Mud. Special thanks to ReV. Ivintaw, Dr. 3, Goddard, Dr, F, S. Milner,. Dr. G. Steer, the Belithren Funeral Hotte, the staffs of Clinton and. St, Joseph's hospitals and to those who helped in any way. Your kiiidnesS and thoughtfulness will always be terneinhered. 14d WO wish to atkribWledge the Many, kind , thoughts and exs preSSIOnt of -yfitip.A.thy bAditi- od taUs duriog the lengthy illness and paSaing tall! dear brother, Hugh rtrodgins. sere thanks—to all.. — Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth }lodging. I wish to express my tins Pere thanks to all my THOM and neighbors for their cards, visits and treats While 1 was A patient in South Ihiren Nos, pital and since returning homo• --Clarcitte Moon. 140 CARPS .QF THANKS wish to. sincerely 'thank all my relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness to me in sending cards, treats and visits while I was a Pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital and since returning home, — Jean Sigsworth. 14e Mr. and Airs. Ross Francis and family wish to thank their many friends, neighbors, rela- tives and Pride of Huron Re- belcah Lodge for their kindness and sympathy shown them dur- ing their recent sad bereave- ment in the death of Mrs. Francis' mother, Mrs. Olive Robson, of St. Marys. 1.61c IN MEMORIAM — CARLII,E,--In I oving memory of Mrs. Eva Cultic, who Passed away four years ago, June 15, 1958. Like falling leaves the years slip by But loving memories never die; She lives with us in memory still, Not just today but always will. —Lovingly remembered by Walker, Muriel, Martha and Anne. 14e GOUDIE—l.n loving memory of a dear husband and father, Elton Goudie, who passed to' his reward one year ago, June 13, 1961. The dearest dad and husband this world could ever hold, With cheery smile for all and a heart of purest gold; To those who knew him all will know How much we lost one year a go. —Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his wife, Louise, and family. 14* SAVE YOUR WASTE PAPER Exeter Lions Club can use your papers to finance welfare. work, Save it for the paper drive on Wed., June 27, (Adv't) Report oil Shipita Personal items. Air. and Airs. Verne Sharpe accompanied by Miss Eleanor Sharpe of London visited on Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Turner and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Schlinicert and family at Mar. ysville,. Michigan and attended the graduation of Miss Peggy Ann •Schlinkert, Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur Beech- croft of South Dakota and Mr. and Mrs. Essno, of Ann Arbor ;Michigan, were week- end visitors with Mr. and. Airs. Arthur Finkbeiner. Mrs. lrvin Latta, Gary and Diane of Waterloo were Satur- day visitors with Mrs, :Latta's sister, Mrs. Lorne. Devine and Mr, Devine. Mrs, Allan Collie of London, accompanied by her sisters Mrs. Jim Murray of Harrow and Mrs. George Sweet of Riv- erside visited nn Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Don Aria ins, Mr. Adams, Mark and Brock. Mrs. Hu h orenz and Mrs. Les Adams were Thursday 'Os- itors with Miss Annie Consitt, of Hensel]. Airs. Milton Rats, Mrs. Ar- thur Finkbeiner and Mrs. Ross Love were Tuesday visitors with Mrs. George Love at God- erieh, Mr. and. Mrs. Elmer Hari• ton of Granton visited on Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs, Herb- ert Ilariton, Sunday visitors with Air. and Mrs, Dan Adams, Mark and :Brock, included Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Cove and family of Dor- chester, Mr. and. Mrs. ,tack Brooks and family of Byron. Mr. and Mrs, Elton Curls of Greenway, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Harlton vis- ited the Rev, and Airs. W. C. Smith of Bayfield on Monday evening. Mrs. Stuart Sweitser was_ honored with a surprise birth. clay party on Saturday eve- ning, Guests included: Air. and Mrs. Alton Comfort, Mr. and Mrs, Garson Brady and Gregg of Fenwick, Mr. and Mrs, Ed- ward Leadley, Donna and Deb- bie, and Sharon, 'Karen, Grace and Brian Anger of 'Welland, Mrs. Michael Prisciak and Donald of Smithville, Miss El- eanor Sharpe and Airs, Norm McCallum, Mr, and Mrs. Matt Sweitzer, Mr, and Mrs. Milt Sweitzer and Sandra, Mr. and Efforts of the Dicionbaker government to ',timid:11e trade hare been "more realistic., more positive and more im- aginative than those of any previous government in Cana• la's history," Hon, C. S. Mae- Naughton, Huron MPP, said in A telecast speech Monday night. Mr. MaeNaughton said the 'forthright, down.lo.earth poli- cies of the Hon. George Bees, together with the export credit facilities made possible through the .efforts of die lion. Donald Fleming have resulted in the first favorable trade balance Canada has enjoyed in many years." Ile retailed dial a few weeks ago Mr. flees told a Huron audience that the drive for export trade is even now quickening its pace and that a further improvement can be expected in the current year. "A trade surplus of $400 mil- lion can be safely forecast." The Huron AI PP charged the Liberal party has again drawn the ifinnstro US "rod herriog" of unemployment into this earn- paign. "But while they have been incessantly talking about the subject in carping and critical tones, they have not revealed In the electors plans for improving the situation Mr. Ma eNaughton felt the P("s efforts to expand trade and develop foreign markets were "the positive approach to Mrs. Jack Pickering and Tor- ry, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Devine. Mr. and 'Airs, Matt Sv,eitzer, Mrs. Milton Bats, Mrs Norm McCallum attend2c1 open house al Westminster College Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. William Hey, r. MJim Clarke of Dashivood were Monday visitors with Mrs, Phillip Fassolrl and Mrs. Mil- ton Rats, Mrs. E, Lamport and Mr. Tom Lamporl were Sunday vis- liars with Mr. and Mrs, John Lamport, Debbie and Freddie of Pickering. Mrs. L. Finkbeiner of Lon- don is spending a few days at the home of her son, Mr. Har- old Finkbeiner, Mrs. Fink- beiner and family. pro.% iding more .work, MOM Jobs for our people". The dollar devaluation., he sai d, was a ''bold and courag- eous move" wlltch gives .Can- ada an "across-the-board ad- vantage" in the markets of the world. "It will give impetus to the sale of our primary pro- ducts and at the same lime protects our secondary indus- tries from the serious inroads of foreign competition. Our tourist industry will benefit item Mr. Ma.rNaughton criticized the Liberals' efforts to under- mine the faith of Canadians in their own country. "Contrary to the attempts of the ,oppost= turn. our great country is look- ed in and respected around the world." Alr. AtarNaughton spoke on behalf of Huron MP Elston Cardiff. GRE.ENWAY Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker and 'family, of ilensall, spent the weekend with Mr. and 'Mrs. Ron. Turner and Randy. \Ir. and Mrs. Joe Hodge and Jeanette, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs, Tom Landis and daughter of Anderson, Indiana visited on Tuesday with their aunt, Air.s Albert Pollock, Al'. and Airs, Elzar Mous- seau of Kippen and 'Mrs, C. Talbot, of Bayfield visited on Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs, Car- man Woodburn. Message from Gree.nway. ....... , . UCW .,plan. supper Mrs, T„ Isaac was hostess for the meeting of the ;United. Church Women when. Mrs.. Herb Marlton and Mrs. tlugll Adair had charge of the worship .scrv- ice, taking "rriendship" as the theme, Several poems were read. by Mrs. Karam and Mrs. Adair, Mrs. Elton, Curts read the scrip, ture, Mrs, Hariton gave the -chapter ot the study boOk "Signals for the. Sixties." One member visit- ed the birthday bank. The roil Call was answered by "Your favorite painting and the name of the artist." Final plans for the strawberry abd ham supper for Friday, June 22 were completed. The July Meeting will be in the church at 8.30 p.m. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dett- loff, of Detroit, spent a few days last week with their aunt, Mrs. Albert Pollock. Mrs. Lloyd Brophey spent the weekend with relatives in Sar- nia, Miss Lydia Kerr of Sarnia, Mrs. Ross Scafe, Marilyn and Teddy spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elton Curts. Mr. and Airs. Jack Southcott and daughters of Toronto and Airs, W. Freelt of IldertOn spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDonald. Father's Day service will be held in the United. Church on Sunday at 9.45 a,m, Airs. Douglas Dixon returned home .from Clinton where she has been a patient. Miss Mma Hodgins returned home from Victoria Hospital, IsOMIPP, and Air, Billie Wood- burn returned home from St, Joseph's. Hospital, London. Airs. Bruce MeLinchey is still a pa- tient in St. ,Josephs Hospital, London. Mr. and. Mrs. Ervine Eggert attended the Foster Parents banquet al: the Nordon Res- taurant. London, last Wednes- day. Mr'. and Mrs, Carl PolloCk and. family, of London, visited on Sunday with Air. Milton Pol. lock. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and family attended decoration services at Arkona on Sunday and visited with Air'. and Mrs. Verne Topping of Keysers. Mr. and. Airs. Harold lions- Berger and family of Vineland. Miss Marion. Hicks of London, Air. Peter Gillies. Donald and Jim of Berkley.% Mieh. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr. M.- liorn Hicks, The Berean Bible Class of the united Church lucid a very en- joyable picnic last Friday eve• ning at the Aux Sable picnic grounds, south of Grand Demi. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Curds al. tended decoration services at Arkona on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Woodburn and family, of Galt, spent the weekend with relatives here. The Grand Bend Fire Depart- ment was called to a fire at Mr, Willis Steeper's last Mon- day evening. Luckily little dam- age was done. Says PC' trade drive. It 0. positive , imaginative Fi The Times-Advocate June 14 1962 .14 91?0•9 ...el amnion TIRE ASSOCIATE STORE 436 MAN STREET !EXETER This is your Qf DECIS104 real a sense-4: in the Billy GralVAL hour, You. have notki ing to vote for lAtt, debt, more debt, taxer and. more taxes, with its inereaSing Statism,. .Socialisimand eventual (even imminentt Com- inunism 'UNLESS YOU VOTE. S. 0 Social Cre These columns the past three weeks have endeavored to a lc you to the extent our present debt and' danger and that the • average Canadian family pays visible an invisible. tax of .21 hundred dollars per;,,. year% • 4 Social Credit: is ONLY Political,• Party dedicated to---!, P. 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