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HOW MARY MINUTES
PER GALLON?
°F course. You don't have to
• make gasoline.yourself
you do have to work at your job
' to thole the money to buy
gasolihe. And today you don't
have to work nearly as long as
you did in '1939, or even 1946.
Back in 1939,the. average -
Cenadidn.hecl to work 33 minutes
to earn enough fo-buy --
a gall 9ti .ofgasoline.
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Seven years later, in 1946, fhe
same Canadian had to work
29ininutes to earn enough
to buy a gallon of gasoline.
Today he has to work, only
17 Ades -about half as long
as in 1939 -to buy a gallon
of gasoline.
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(11% *much better gasoline, too.
Two gallons of today's gasoline
does the work °fibres
' gallons Made in the 201s)
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IMPERIAL OH- UNWED
Main St. Ladies
Hear Minister
Rev. Carl Schroeder was the
guest speaker at the May meeting
of Main St. W.A, and W.X.S.
klis address was in keeping with
Mother'sPAY vie)* was the
theme for the meeting.
Mrs. E. R. Renner led in the
devotional service ,essisted by
Mrs. .4. J. Sweitzer,
Mrs. N. Rockey aa4 Mrs. Thos.
Dixon. sang a vocal duet, They
have been elkosen to sing at the
willing session et W.A. Presby-
tery held In James St. church on
Wednesday,
Rios were mode to entertain'
the BOY eaa a and their mothers
at the 'lime meeting.
Data On
Elimville
Bt MRS. 8'301 SKINNER
Mother's Day Service
Mother's Day service was -held
on Sunday in Eliraville United
ChurciL Two babies received the
sac r amen t of baptism, Helen
Elisabeth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Batten, and Douglas
Grant, son of Mr. and 1Vira. Emer-
son Feuhale.
On Sunday, June 16, a special
Rural Life service will he held in
a Joint service with Thames Road
at Thames .Road United Church
at, 11 a.m. The special guest
speaker will be the Hon. James
G. ,Garclider, M.P., of Ottawa.
The Eliraville Snnday School
will be held at 9146 a.m. for Sun-
day, June lb, in order to attend
Church service at Thames Road at
11 a,m,
The community expresses their
deepest sympathy to Mr, and Mrs.
William Routly and family in the
paging of the late Mrs. Weston<
Horne.
Mother's Day visitors were:*
Mr. and Mrs, Delmer Skinner
and family with Mrs. Ed Johns,
of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs, John Ridley with
"Mr, and Mrs. John Willis, Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Parsons
and Susan, of Hensall; Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Copper and Floyd,
Mr, and Mrs, Norman Jaques and
family, of Zion; Mr. and, Mrs.
Ross Skinner and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol Ann
with- Mr. and Mrs. ' Philib Murcb.
Miss Shirley Jaques, Of Pon,
spent.' the weekend with Mies
Brenda Skinner. ,
Comments About
'Crediton
By MRS. T. *WOOD414.4
Mother's Day Services
Mother's Day was observed in
both churches on Sunday. Tne
Program in the 'United Church
school was presided over by Mrs.
E. Lamport and numbers were
given by different classes. The
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mit-
ton received the rite of baptism
by Rev. Parrott at the morning
service.
A quartette from the Bible
School in Toronto was present at
both services in the' Evangelical
Church Sunday m o r n in g and
rendered two selections at each
service. The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Fahrner and (laugh",
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ratz
received baptisni at the morning
service with Rev. Mohr officiat-
ing,
The Crediton Women's Instit-
ute will hold their May meeting
Wednesday evening, May 18.
Personal Items
Mrs. Albert King, who spent
several .monthe in Windsor, De-
troit and Saginaw, Mich., return-
ed to her home on Saturday. She
was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ray La Vigne, and Mr.
and Mrs. 'Stan Seraegan and
.daughter, of Windsor. Mrs. La
Vigne is spending this week with
her. mother."
Mr: Robert' Heywood, of Sarnia,
has, arrivdd at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Morlock, where he
will spend the summer. nionths.
Robert spent the two previous
summers with Mr, Morlock.
Mrs... Bort Nichols, Mrs. Charles
Nichols and Mrs. George Glenn,
of Adelaide, visited on Thursday
with Mrs. A. M. Berry. Mr. Wil-
liam Berry spent Saturday With
Mrs. Berry.
Mrs, T. 3. 'Wilson, of London,
visited this week with relatives
here and in Exeter.
Mr: and Mrs. Georg -43 Vincent,
of Detroit, spent the Weekend
with Mrs. S. Lamport, •
Mr. and Mrs, H. 'Schenk and
Jeanette spent the weekend „in
Hamilton and Niagara. Falls.
Mt. and Mrs. Oren Grace, of
Dearborn, ,Mich., 'visited with Mr.
andMrs. W. Heist over the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gratton and
Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Grigg and
Ricky, of Grand Bend, were Sun-
day visitors With Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Geiser,
Mr. and Mrs, Glen Wuerth and
,faMily, of St. Thomas, were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. S.
S. Wuerth.
Mrs. M, Genet), of Kirkton, is
spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Idre. L. Hodge and Mr.
Hodge.
Mrs. Ohariee Mattice and twin
daughters, Karle and Karen, of
0 ell t r ilia Airport, dalled on
friends in town 04 Sattirday.
Mies Pearl Heist, of Adrian,
1Vtich,; Mrs. RuthWatson of
Wieder; his. Mabel Ewald' and
Mr. and WC Ervift reltrner, of
leitchenbr, and Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Mewhinney, of Exeter,
attended the riervice in the Evan -
valeta Church Sunday ItOrning
and Called on relatives.
' Canada's largest hospital is the
5,500 bed Iloapitat St. Jeatt4de-
Dien at Oenielle, Que.,
Break -In At Dashwood
Nets CasCigarettes
Thieves brokea window in the
rear of Merner'a Meat Market
'enrlY Saturday morning and en-
tered the fitore. Cash. - eigarettes
and other articles were f4t431.04.•
No One. Blamed By theme ,OnrY
At en hiqueet into the death
of Mrs, garnet Wildfong who died
in Victoria Hospital, X4 o4404,
lOwingan auto crash April 04
held here Friday May d no blame
was attached ta the. driver Of
the other ear;
-Coroner Dr. J. 0, Goddard of,
Rensall presided and -Crown. At-'
torney Olen Hayes Q C examined
witnesses. Forman of the jury
was Maurice Riumpn,
Ire Brigade Trans
The Dashwood Fire Brigade
held their •regular meeting on
Wednesday with 18 ;nowhere
Present. Fire Chief Y. r4, Recker
reports that the men learned a
great deal from Warrant Officer
3. Wood and Sergt. Kennedy of
the ROAM' Centralia wbo were
Present and gave the men in-
structions in eombating gee -fires.
IA401 was served by the commit-
tee in charge -Cliff Salmon, Carl
Wein and Ervin Rader,
Dashwood W. L
4Due to the sudden and untime-
ly Passing at one ,of its most
valued members, the April meet-
ing of the Dashwood W, I. was
postponed until May 3, The pres-
ident, Mi's, E. Rader, presided.
Committee conveners reported
their plans for the 19515 meetings.
Mrs.' M. Tiexnan reported on the
executive meeting held at Hen-
sel'. $6.0,0 was donated to the
.crippled children's fund,
The institute is sponsoring a
Public speaking contest 18 Dash -
*cod MEM, church May 24- for
Dashwood public School. There
will also be nanele •and filMe- -of
.10041 interest.
The, roil .eall was answered byl
thepayment of' We. Mrs. 1-larold
Rader gave a talk on the. motto.
46-Trne lite is ltvlag for .eur fellow
pen." A minute's silence Wee ob-
served Or Mrs. 0. Wildteng, The
Misses Ann and Barbara KM',
ler and Eleanor Beckley provided
special music,
Elect, •O'fficers
Tile 'Walther League of Zion
Lutheran Church held their meet-
ing Wednesday Per the election
of officers, Eleanor Becker was
elected president, vice-president,
Douglas liamather; secretary,
Marian Rader; treasurer, Pauline
Becker; christian Growth chair,
Man, Margaret Becker; auditors, nospital linens.
:Earl Weiberg and Leland liege -
CGIT Gives Toys
10 Area Hospital
The 41.0.LT. of Ortimd Dead
presented the hospital =eery
with toy animala they had made
Menke/elves. They were brought to
the meeting et the Ladles Aux*.
iary to the Hospital on Tuesday
afternoon.
Ivirs, Fred Dobbs acted se See -
rotary for the meeting in the ah -
sconce of Mrs. A. Fraser. Mrs. O.
Cochraae, ,convener of the ways
and =Cane senunittee, renorted.
;309 as the proceeds of Theatre
night en .April 14.
Arrangements .ere being -core,
piete o rthe rummage Sale trt be
held 04 Saturday.- Hospital Pay.
On Sanday was reported as .quite
successful with so -operation •from
all.
Following the Auxiliary .meet-
ing, the ladies spent some time.
in mending and repairing the
mayor; Wheetridge Seals Man-
ager, Barbara Koehler; games
committee, James Becker and
Donald Genttner, •
personal Items
Miss Margaret Becker was
phaen as a delegate te the Ont-
ario Convention of the Walther
League at University of Western
Ontario in, May,
Members of the Walther Lea-,
gue of Zion Lutheran church at-
tended a Bluewater sone rally
at Moncton on Sunday.
Miss Erma Wein of Clinton
spent the weekend with her motb.-
Of' Mrs. Herb Wein.
' Mrs. Art Allemand spent the
Weekend in Lansing,, Mich,, with
her daughter Doris.
Miss Nancy Tieman is spend-
ing this week in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Wainer
and girls of Ingersoll ,spent the
Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Fassold.
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Canada's proms cheese in-
dustry shinned a record of S27,-
271,289 worth of products in
1958.
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