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Vitamins
Mr. Thus. Rossey, of London,
spent the week-end with his unde,
Mr, A. L. Case,
Mrs., Fred Smallacombe has ibeen
visiting for the past two weeks 1U
Detroit and Windsor,
Miss Fayme Logan, who has spent
the past few months in London, re
turned to her home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Cline' Flynn, of
London, visited over the week-end
with Mr, apd Mrs. Jas, Parkips.
Mr, and Mrs, Hilton iLaipg and Mrs. Jean Manson' moved to their
home in Exeter on Wednesday,
Mrs. McClymont, of Varna, visit
ed last week with her daughter,
Miss Violet McClymont and Miss
McAsh,
Miss Jean
the home of
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby in
Blenheim.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hailey and
daughter Jaqueline, of Detroit, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, A,
W. Kerslake and Mrs. D, Walks.
The Arnold Circle of Carmel
Presbyterian church^ are holding a
St. Patrick’s Tea and sale of home
baking and aprons in the school
room of the church on Saturday,
March 17th, at 3 p.m.
Please keep the date open, Fri
day, March 16th, for the Red Cross
musicale, to be held in the United
Church, Hensall, by the Metropolitan ...........................................
don.
Euchre & Dance
will be held in
Hensail Town Hall
under the auspices of the L.O.L.
Friday, Mar. 16
London,
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Exeter District Co-Op Store
Can meet your needs for bolts and nails, forks and shovels,
Paints and! Motor Oils, etc.
McQueen is visiting1 at
her sister and brother-
United Church choir of Lon-
Proceeds for Red Cross work.
Presentation
very enjoyable time was spent
MURDOCH’S ORCHESTRA
-Lunch Booth in Hall
Admission 40c Good Prizes
Centralia Pipe Band, will iilay from
8 to Q.
Come out and hear this band as
it will be their last appearance in
this community. ♦
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at the home of Mrs. Dow oh Friday
evening when the neighbors gather
ed for a social time prior to Mrs.
Dow’s departure for St. Marys
where she will make hei« home with
her neice and nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
Harris. During the evening Mr. Geo.
Smale read an address expressing
sincere regret that the community
and church would suffei’ a great
loss when Mrs. Dow moves. Miss
Hannah Craig presented Mrs, Dow
with a fountain pen and stationery
set. Mrs. Dow, taken by
expressed her thanks in a
chosen words. Lunch was
W. M. S. Meets
The March meeting of the W.M.S.
of Carmel Presbyterian church was
held in the schoolroom on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. James Par
kins in charge of the program which
opened by singing “Blest Be The Tie
That Binds” followed by prayer by
Mrs. Parkins. The roll call was an
swered with “Peace” as the text
word. The Scripture was read -by
Mrs. Minnie Sangster after which
Mrs. Logan led in,, prayer. The topic
entitled “Opening the Gate” was
ably taken by Mrs. Parkins, and
was most interesting. Mrs. Hannah
Workman presided over the busi
ness. The offering was received and
the meeting closed by singing,
“Work For the Night is Coming”
and the Mizpah Benediction.
Additional Hensall news will
found on paae three.
surprise,
few well
served.
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Where’s My SHUR-GAIN?
Just hatched, and hasn’t had his first feed yet! He’s looking
around now for a meal, and if lie’s fortunate, he’ll find a
plentiful supply of fresh, palatable, attractive SHUR-GAIN
Chick Starter awaiting him.
Maybe you can fool some of the people some of the time,
but you can’t fool baby chicks., nor can you fool experienced
farmers with low-grade Chick feeds. They know that only
a well-balanced highly-fortified feed will suit the needs of
baby chicks. Baby Chicks must have a feed that tastes good,
that looks good, and that contains low fibre content. That’s
why SHUR-GAIN Chick Starter is so valuable a feed for
chicks. It tastes good because of its absolute freshness and
its variety of ingredients. It looks good to chicks because of
its fine colour and attractive texture. Jt’s most digestible
because of the choice of ingredients incorporated, that can
be properly digested and turned into sturdy growth by
healthy chicks.
Don’t delay-border your supply to-day. You should have a
bag or two on hand for the early first arrivals. Remember—
a good, growthy start now means earlier production from
your pullets in the Fall, when egg prices are highest, and
profits come easier !
EL1MVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McLagan,
of Mitchell, were visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams
on Thursday of last week.
Sgt. Clarence Ford, of Malton,
spent the week-end at his home
here.
Mrs. Thos. Hodgert, of Seaforth,
was a Sunday visitor with her sis
ter, Mrs. Bruce Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrison, of
Exeter were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Allen "Johns last Thursday.
Cpl. W. H. Dickey, of Calgary,
Alta., spent several days this week
with Mrs. Dickey and children.
Mr. Newman Baker, of Wellburn,
Mr. Alfred Baker and son George,
of Blanshard, were callers at Mr. H.
Ford’s on Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Skinner
celebrated their 35th wedding anni
versary on
wish them
the day,
Monday
met at the
present. Subject discussed was “Will
Price Stabilization Help?” The
group posed for their pictures again.
Next meeting will be held at Mr.
Wesley Johns’ in Exeter.
This unit of the Red Cross sent
the following articles in 1944: 6 pr.
service sox;
5 toe caps;-
sweaters
mitts
aero <
coat;
girls’
slips;
ers; :
girls’
5 pair boys
rompers
3 boys’ ■
4 crib i
layette
March 9th. Their friends
many happy returns of
night the -Farm Forum
Williams’ home with 31
4 pr. 18” long socks;
T.N. sweaters; 5 R.N.
V.N. sweaters; 11 pr.
gloves; 8 helmets; 11
wash cloths; 1 pyjama
4 shirts; 13
3 girls’ silk
;• 6
11
>; 5 pair
caps; 15
5 pyjama suits
' jumper dresses
; 5 ladies’ slips; 4 girls’ sweat-
2 girls’ coats; 7 boys’ coats; 2
blouses;’ 2 small night gowns;
jersey pants; 3 pair
girls’ combinations;
10 nurses’ kerchiefs;
35 large quilts
il 3 pr.
waists;
quilts;
articles
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GREENWAY
Grand Bend Young People
their play “A Man
in the Parish Hall
SHUR-GAIN CHICK STARTER
Price $3.10 per bag
Made and Sold by
Cann & Sons T. B. Alien
Exeter Farquhar
Lackie Bros.
Whalen
The
are presenting
from Nowhere”
on Wednesday evening, March '21st
under
Guild
Mr.
West
Hartle and Howard visited on Sun
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hartle.
Mr. ahd Mrs,
of Detroit, ahd
man, of Port
week-end with relatives hero,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smithers,
of Parkhill, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Curts.
W.0t2 Harold Hdhsberger visited
last week at the home of Mr. Wm.
Hicks. Mrs. Honsbergei’ and Jim
mie returned to Vineland with him.
Mrs. A. Gollen is Visiting with.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kading, of
Grand Bend.
the auspices of the Ladies
of the Anglican church.
and, Mrs. Cecil Hartle1
Corners, Mr
of
and Mrs. Eddie
Russell McIntosh,
Miss Marilyn Well-
Huron, spent the
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CREDITON
Mrs. Ada Kuhn, who is at present
with her son Stuart in Baden, called
on friends here last week.
Miss Harriet Bowen is ill at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Green. We hope for an early im
provement.
Mrs. Harry Beaver visited for a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Hux
table, in Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark visited
over the week-end in Brampton with
Mr. and Mrs. H'. Dale.
Mrs. Wm. Baker of Goderich and
Miss Isabelle Lean, of Peterborough
spent a few days last week with
and Mrs. Lawrence Swartz
Betty Lou.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parsons
Bobbie, of Cromarty, visited on
urday with Misses Finkbeiner.
■L/Cpl, Harold Edwards, of
toria, B.C., spent a seven day leave
‘ Mrs.
Sus-
Mr.
and
and
Sat-
Vic-
THAMES ROAD
Mrs, Murray Gibsp^ and Margaxv
et Jean, of Denfield, spent Friday
with the former’s sister, Mrs, Mel
vin Gardiner.
Mr. Bert Gardiner, of
spent the week-end with
ents.
Miss Ann Morgan, pf
visited with her parents
week-end.
One of the largest sales ever to
be attended in this community took
place at the farm of Mr. Wil
liams and spn on Thursday of last
week. To view the number of cars
and people gathered there one would
be reminded of a country fair. The
Williams family will be moving to
Exeter in the near future.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mrs, E, Pym in the
passing of her mother, Mrs. Andrew
last week
Mrs. H. Rodhe visited with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Rodhe ip St.
’ Joseph’s Hospital, London, Satur-
jday of last week.
• The Red Cross will have a coun
try store in the Legion rooms in
Exeter on
March 24th. Watch for special no
tice in this paper.
Some fifty relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Mr and
Mrs. C. Borland on. Friday evening
of last week, it being the occasion
of their thirtieth wedding anniver
sary. A social evening was spent
and Mr. and Mrs. Borland were the
recipents of many beautiful gifts.
The Mission Band will meet Sun
day morning during church serv
ice hour.
Leading'Writer Russel Passmore
returned to Halifax last week after
spending a few days’ leave with
his parents
The Farm F-orums met at the
following places Monday night, with
a good attendance at all—the homes
of Mr. ahd Mrs/ B. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Stone, The Manse,
and Lumley School House.
The Mission Circle will -meet at
the home of Miss Lillian Borland
on Saturday afternoon There will
be an auction sale at this meeting.
Mr. Kenneth Johns, and Rev.
Mair attended the Y.P.U. Rally at
Mount Pleasant. on Wednesday of
this week.
The Y.P.U. are holding a St.
Patrick Social in the church base
ment on Friday evening of this
week. All young folks are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan,
Doris and Roberta and Mr. and
Mrs. W. Duncan And Master Wayne
Duncan visited on Sunday last with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin
Belmore.
with his parents, Mr. and
John Edwards before going to
sex, NB.
Visitors from London over
week-end included Mr. and
Arnold Robertson with Mr. and
Ed. Beaver; Miss Doris Weurth and
Glen with Mr. and Mrs. S, Weurth;
Miss Laura Woodall' with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Woodall and
Schenk with Mr. and
Schenk.
Pte. Wilbert Edwards, .
spent the week-end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards.
Rev. Trueblood is delivering a
series of pre-Easter sermons which
are both interesting and inspiring.
Mr. Arthur Amy was called to
•Hamilton on Saturday owing to the
illness of his mother, Mrs. Thos.
Amy. Mrs. (Amy’s friends hope her
condition will soon improve.
Address and Presentation
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Down, who
have resided in Crediton for the
past three years left on Thursday
for their home in Port Dover. Dur
ing their stay here, Mr. and Mrs.
Down made many friends, they were
both active workers in the United
Church and, following the congrega
tional supper on Wednesday eve
ning, Mrs. Down was presented with
a beautiful piece of China by the
Women’s Association. Mrs. A. Baker
read the address of appreciation
and Mrs. F. Clark made the pre
sentation. During the evening, Mr.
T. Trevethick on behalf of the mem
bers of the Session, spoke of the
need and value to
such members as
Down.
Following is the
Dear Mrs. Down:
We, the members
Association, have learned with re
gret that you expect in the near fu
ture, to leave our community. We
feel that we cannot allow you to
leave without expressing to you our
appreciation of what your presence
has meant to our Association. We
have always found you capable and
willing to help wherever you could
and we are going to find your place
hard to fill. As individuals it has
been an inspiration to. us, to have
been associated with you. While we
regret your move, we know that to
you, it means “going home”, going
back again among familiar sur
roundings and old friends, whom
we realize you must have missed
during your stay here. Lest in your
joy of returning home, you might
be prone to forget friends whom
you have gained in Crediton, we
ask you to accept this gift, hot for
its value, but as a slight remem
brance of our love and appreciation,
Trusting that God’s blessing will
continue to rest upon you and Mr.
t)own.
The Women's Association.
Mrs, Down made a fitting reply
and extended an invitation to all
to visit them in their home in Port
Dover, zf
The Red Cross Sewing Circle, of
Which Mrs. Down Was a faithful
member also expressed appreciation
in the presentation of a Royal Al
bert ichiiia cup and saucer. A social
time was enjoyed
sewing room on
the sewing period;
ed by Mrs, Chas
K, EilbOr, MrS. C,
G, HilL .
the
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr. Ed.
Mrs. H.
of London
the church of
Mr. and Mrs.
address—
of the Women’s
in the lied Cross
Friday
Luiich
Green,
Yohftgs
following
whs serv-
Mrs. H,
and Mrs.
Saturday afternoon,
ORDERS FOR FERTILIZER SHOULD BE PLACED AT
ONCE.
Handling grass seeds and seed corn.
A full line pf Co-Op. Feeds on hand, Cod Liver Qil?
Mineral, Oyster Shell, Lime Shell, etc.
Exeter District Cooperative
P. Passmore, Manager
Open every day starting Monday, March 19.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Millei’ entertain
ed a number of relatives Wednes
day of last week in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Ferguson,
Mrs. Margaret Fletcher spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Moodie.
Mrs. J. Dougall, of Whitewater,
Man., and Mr. Foster Dougall, of
Carman, Man,, whp have been vis
iting with Mr. apd Mrs. Chas. Miller
left Tuesday.
Sunday services will be at the
usual hour: -Sunday School 10.15
a.m,, church at 11.15 a.m.
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