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C'hiUrch ,Men's Clubs
Fete Ladies At Bend
The Mena Club of Grand Bend Mrs, .V. Present Were, Mr. and
end Greenway Vnkted. Churches Mrs. 3, Vox and son Of 'Camp
held their annual .night Borden and Mr, and Mrs. Bribe
oh Wethielday evening when, Williams •of •LOndon,
about. 100 attended. Mr. Lawrence. Mr. Herbert lloggarth of Lon-
Curts took the chair. .and after don. visited with his Aster,. Mrs.
the opening service,. Mr. Wd11• ROY Flear and Mr. near on
wood GUI introducd the ,speaker. Sunday. • s
of the evening, Rev, H. J. Snell , Mrs.„1-fOrlee Lake is. Visiting
of jaMeg Street United Church, for a few days this. week with.
Exeter, who ,gave an inspiripg. her cousin, Mrs, Harold Prince
and heart-warming talk. - in London.
A
group Of egirie from Green-- Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. .Sweitzer,
way rendered a. chorus led, by gave a St. Patrick's dinner on.
Mrs. Harry Isaacs. Mrs. Mansell Sunday, among the guests be-:
Moon. and 'Mr, Emery Desjar-'elpg Mr. and Mrs. Dena% Eerie
dine Also contributed a. duet ac- of Sarnia, M. and Mrs.. Jacob
companied bv Mrs. A. E. Rol- .Sweitzer of Exeter, Mr. and.
ley. This was the final rneeting MrS. Geo. Clarke .And ,fernily,
for the season, to be reenniel in and Ur- and Mrs, Chas, Clark
September. Lunch lama was served all of Theciford, and their greed,
,-.1eY the gentlemen members, sons, Bill and Gary Brenner ot
town,
Mr, Wally Desjardine is a pee
tient this week in St, Joseph's
Hospital.
Mr, Murray Desjardine is con-
fined' to his home through ill -
nets this wek,
Mrs. James •Grigg returned to
her home on Wednesday after
being a patient in St. Joseph's
hospital for the- past ten days,
Miss Olive Webb is assisting
at the local telephone _office and
will be employed there durin.g.
the summer months.
Those who were home for the
weekend were' Dennis Finan 01
Sarnia, Sheila Finer', Kenneth
Flear and James Dalton, and
Joan, Gt11, all .of Londoo. •
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Baird
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arth;
ur Datincey in Lucan on Wei:P
nesdaY,
Visitors on Sunday with, Mr,
and Mrs. James Dalton were
Mrs, Daltortert eerente, M. And
Mrs. Frank Coughlin and. her
uncle, Mr. Frank Murray, - all of
London, their son Frank Dalton
and a friend ,Tim Doyle also of
St, Michael's College, Toronto.
Several from here who have
been :taking ceurcesat. the eve
-
Meg -school in Parkhill attended
the social evening and dance on
*Thursday and report }Wing. a
delightful evening. I.
Racial Problem Discussed
The W,U.S. and W.A. of the
United Church held their rev• -
ler monthly meeting . on Thurs-
day afternoon, With Mrs. Doug-
las Gill and Mrs. Willis Gill
taking the chair for the meet-
,ings respectively, MrS. Emery
Desjardine took the study book
on Burma and Thailand, with
Mrs. Mansell Mason and. Mrs.
Wellwood. Gill assisting. Mrs,
Ezra -Webb took the Bible .study
from Ephesians, Mrs. C. Tavern
gave en interesting address on
Citizenship touching particularly
onrace disciimination.
During the W.A. portion of
the meeting it was decided. to
hold a mother and daughter ban-
quet for the girls of the C,G.I.T.
It wits. -also decided to held an
affiliation' service at the .C,G,I.T.
Meeting be April, Mrs. H.
?file was appointed to bring
back a report of the Presbyte-
nal meeting in Clinton on March
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Persinel Demi '
Cpl. and Mrs. N. Chamber.
lain and Nancy visited with Mr,
and gra. ,Isa ItIcDonMd At Mit.
cite' on ridey.
Mr. and Idre. Roy Scott of
Sarnia spent the weelcend with
Mrs. Scott's mOther, ekirs: WM,
pattersoll,
Mr. and Mre, E. Keown spent
Saturdie with Mr, and Mrs,
Lloyd Mathers, Parkhill. .
Mr. and Mrs, Wes Nichols of
London spent Sunday wih Mr,
Nichol'e Mother, Mrs, James
MousSeau, returning home from
a motor trip M Florida for •the
peel; few weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Flear at-
tended the funeral of a cousin in
Royale Oak, Mich., on Thursday.
Several from the United Church
attended the evening auxiliary
In the United Church, Parkhill,
on Friday sullen Rev. Mr. John
Scott, returned missionary front,
Korea, spoke and showed slides
of.his work in that country. He
also showed how the bales sent
were distributed where needed.
An inspiring evening was report-
ed by those who attended.
_Mrs. Elizabeth Smith returned
Acently from a trip to Florida,
and is now visiting with her
daughter, Mrs, Clyde Reed and
Mr. Reed in Strathroy.
Mr, Albert Cox was returned
to Westininster Hospital by am-
bulance on Thursday,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. W. Baker were Mr. and
Mrs. -Ralph Lightfoot and Shar-
on, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Light-
foot and daughters,and Mr. and
efre. Howard Lightfoot and
Douglas, all of Crediton,
Little Debbie Love is staying
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Love, while her moth-
er, Mrs. JIM Love, who recently
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis in St.' Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, returning home on
Monday, is convalescing.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Baird were their
,daughter and son-in-law,. Mr.
• and Mrs. Carl 'Veneer, their son
end Wife, Mr. red Mrs. Wm,
Baird and Mr. Delbert Idaten,
all of London,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
-COMING EVENTS
BAND CONCERT, by Army Ser-
vice Corps, Eand of London,
under the irection of Martin
Boundy, SHDHS auditorium, on
Tuesday, April 9, 8 p.m. Silver
collection. 21: 28c
E.P.S. PANORAMA Variety
Show, April 9 and 10. Watch for
further- announcement. 21c
PRESENTATION and Dance for
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Morley,
West McGillivray Hall, Priddy,
March 22, Hearnari's Orchestra.
Everybody welcome. 21"
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Ao Mt. and Mrs: Mil Dtinomme of Radcliffe Drug Stott will be
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BISHOP' BLESSES SCHOOL )3ishop 3, C. Cody, London, officrally opened Mt. Carmel
school Sunday in a ceremony which brought back many graduates. Among the officials
taking part, were, left to right, Joseph Dietrich, Khoo1 board chairman; Bishop Cody,
•Rev. Kelly, the parish priest, aid John Morrissey, reeve of Stephen, --T-A Photo
This Week In
Saintsbury
Dy MRS. H. DAVIS
W.A. Ladies Delft
The March meeting of the
W,A. met at the borne of Mrs.
Lorne Wciberg on Friday after-
noon with nine members present,
Mrs, H, Davis, Mrs, Jas. Turn-
er assisted by Mrs. K. Weiberg
led, in the devotional, The roll
call was answered with an ar-
ticle for the bazaar, The ladies
quilted after the meeting.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs, James Barker
received the news on Friday of
the death of Mr. Orval Dale,
who had been a patient in St,
Joseph's Hospital, London for
the past three months, They at,
tended , the funeral from the
Evans funeral home on Mon.
day.
Mr, William Abbott of Niagara
Falls spent Wednesday at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Abbott,
Mr, and Mrs. James Turner
and Mrs. W. J. Davis visited
on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Davis.
Mr. and Mr. Lorne Hodgins
and family were Friday eve-
ning guests with Mrs. Labannah
Hodgins, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs, Don Maguire
and boys were guests on Satur-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs,
James Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson,
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Greed -
lee and Mr. and. Mrs. Heber
Davis were guests at g thirtieth
wedding Anniversary dinner aA
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee in honor of, Mr. andl
Mrs, Raymond Greenlee. Mr.
Greenleewas also celebrating a
birthday: -
Lucan Personal Items
Itev. J. F. Wagland, former
rector of Holy Trinity Church,
now of Oakridge Acres,`Lottdon
opened his new church, St. Mar-
tin's in the Field, on Sunday.
Mr. M. 0. Smith wilt) has been
spending a few weeks with Mrs,
Smith since. his return from
Quebec, is leaving by plane
next Sunday efectm Melton for
Calgary and from Calgary by
train for Kamloops, B.C. where
he wilt spend tWo- months super-
vising the erection of a met of
the Pine Tree Line.
Mrs. William Harney of Exeter
spent last Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. John taley.
Mr. and Mkt. Wm. Gallimore
of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. A. ASirnp-
son.
Mrs. Art Hamilton of Belle-
ville was a Sunday guest with
her parents, Mr. Arid Mrs. Har-
old Ribson. '
Sunday' guests with Mr. and
Mrs, Harold McFalls included
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthut Ford and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth „Here and, family all of
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs.. Clift Abbott and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodgins
Were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Davis of Lon -
ton on their way home from a
two month vacation in .Florida
visited with a number of Lucan
relatives and friends last week,
Miss Hattie liodgins left on
Saturday on a two week visit
with her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Charlton and family of Denfield.
Mrs, 'William Brownlee was a
guest of her son LAO William
Brownlee and family, Centralia
last Wednesday.
Mr. arid Mrs. John Park spent
last • weekend hi Sarnia, the
guests • of Dr, and Mrt, Len
Lobsinger and family.
Dr. and Mrs. P, S. Dobson of
Alma College, St. Thomas called
On Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Roulston
last Wednesday,
Mrs. George Craig and son of
London were Tuesday guests of
,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas England.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Murray
and family and Mrs. Margaret
Stewart of London were Sunday
guests of Mrs J. R. Murray,
Mrs, Stewart remaining for e
Week's visit,
Mr, and Mrs. 3. W. Cochrane
and three' daughters attended
the wedding of their daughter
Shirley to Mr, Wilfred Doyon in
Hamilton on Saturday.
Mr. and- Mrs. Clarence Hod-
gins of Denfield, Mrs. Alvin Mc-
Lean and Mr. Murton McLean
of lelginfield and Mrs. E. L.
Mrs, Chas. Martin of Winni- clibseri of Exeter were Thursday
peg, her son, George, and two guests of Mite Hattie Hodgins.
grandchildren of Toronto were Last Wednesday evening Mrs.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warper McRoberts attended a
T. A. Hodgins.
Mrs. Annie Fdirles is holiday-
ing with Mr, and Mrs. Edward
Hodgins • of Chieago.
• MrS. T. C. McFarlane, Who
has been confined to her home
for several weeks it Able to be
out,
Mr, and Mrs, H. S. Hill of
HAntilton Were weekend guests last Saturday attended the first
of IVIrS. W. Brokerishire. anniversary of the South West -
Mr, and Mrs. Start Keillor of ern Ontario .Taxation Division
Iona were Monday guests of I inter office bowling eeefeemice.
Mt. and Mr% Wm. Aylestoek. ! Bowling hi the afternoon vis
Mr. and MrS. Sheridan Rev- 1 followed by a Omer dance in
ingtofi and family spent Sunday Hotel London, M Which Mr. Hod-
Duttoe, guests of Mr. •And gins acted as eniece.
Mrs, R. IVIillar, On Friday Mr, and Mrs. Neil
Mrs. E. J. Wellston Spent last ; Leckie, Charlene and Danny, en
Friday afternoon renewing old I route to Florida and the- eest
acquaintances, when she attend -1 coast were dinner guests, of Mr.
ed the United Church .leirtisters' and IVIts. M. 0. Smith,
wives' Association meeting in Inks •Kay London
Metropolitait Chttech, Lenden. was a' Sunday guest with Mr.
Mr. Seise Iltindt noW of Crum and Mrs. Charles Windsor,
'lin RCAF visited with Mr. and Wt. D. A. Fletcher of Stand-
Mts, Ira Carling and family lesterd, Althe who has been spend -
weekend. ing the ,past two Moths with
-Mr. Geissler, aii employee 1 het daughter', Mrs, R. G. Beard
ef the Neetee'' oiled itteterY, Das and family Of 1.itteatt and Other
moved from the Apattritent in relatives is leaving on Thursday
the Gibson mill to aft apartment for beret..
in Mrs, D. Setteevi's Ifintie, I Mr. and l`tIre. Wine tizenga
M. Frank Smith and entertained 14 MeneberS of di*
granddiitighter, ti *fi Smith, Way last Sunday, the Occaelon
Were Satueday trillert on Mr. being Mr, tizenga's birthday.
and
were.
Henry litodgins. Mr. ;reek &Mgt who has been
• Mr. Howard Xe' and Mr, D. off work for the oast 11 months
Geissler' are making .41 week's through •illness. Is •kolug back in
butiritSe ttle. 1,6 Sudbury and wet* ofi *teddy, but nor hie
Parry Sound. • lather, 'Mr. Robert Smythe, is
Mr. and Mrs, A. Paltry and confined in his bed,
family Wore recent tethers bf Mrs, Lillian It Adeline ot tilt\
teachers' Federation.rneeting In
the J. D. eaCtircly school in
Ceritralia, Rev: Daniels' spoke on
the theme "Our Country, Can-
ada." -
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ford of
Detroit were weekend guests of
Mrs. Irene Coursey.
Mr. And Mrs, Murray Hodgips
Centralia Pianist
Wons At Festival
At the Kiwanis Music Festival
Of Stratford. Elaine Powe cif
Centralia topped her class of 11
competitors winning .first prize
in the under 10 years.
Bonnie Heather McRae took
Second place in her class cqm-
peting with 7 eompetiters,
Carol Brown of Hensall won
third piece in the under 13 class
and third in Open 13ach, class.
Sandra Wolper of Eteeter also
won third place in the under 15
class. . still a patient in Victoria. ospital
The Story In
Clandeboye
By MRS. J. H. PATON
Mr, Omar Cunningham has
been ill. Ile •suffered several
bent attacks.
Mrs. Gordon Cunningham spent
a week with her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Volk, in Parkhill.
Mr, Joe Cunningham returned
home on Saturday evening from
a motor trip, visiting Key
Vfeart. and i Joarncksond uviinien.Mg4
Those receiving first class ,
following an accident, reeeivinga
honour mention are Lerida Tie- head injury
while at work in
man cte Dashwood in the under London.
13 years and Donny endTerry
Nixon in. tbe under 7 and 8 Quilting was a popular pastime
years. last week. The members of the
W.A, of the Clandeboye United
Receiving honciur Mention Are Church held a quilting at the
Linda Walper and Betty Dixon home of mrs. T.
Collins . • The
of Exeter. Ladies' Guild of St. James
These competiters itre pupils Church held a quilting at the
of Mrs. Frank Nixon, Exeter. home of Mrs. Ernie Lewis,
Mrs. Alnier Hendrie is int -
This Week In proved in health.
Mist Judy Scott entertained
Winkhelsea
eight of her school friends on
. By MRS. F. HORNE
Mrs. Harry Ford and Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman Horne were in
London on Friday last to Attend
the funeral of their cousin, the
late Mr. Leslie McNaughton,
formerly of London.
Mr. Harry Armstrong' and
Janice of Hensall were Sunday
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. W.
Batten.
A number of ladies from this
community attended a shower
at the home of Mrs. Donald Bray
of Thames Road on -Saturday
dvening for Miss Norma Veal
ef,.Exeter. Norma is a former
resident of Winchelsed.,
"I spanked Junior," saidthe
woman , indignantly, "because
he was very rude. He called me
a big fat pig."
"Well,' spanking won't do any
good." replied her husband,
"What you should do is go on a.
diet."
Friday afternoon at a birthday
party. It was also the birthday
of one of her guests, Miss Linda
Lewis.
Plaits were made for a barn
supper to be held in Clandeboye
United Church on Wednesday,
March 27, at the March meeting.
of the W.M.S. andeW:A. of the
church, held at the'hotne of Mrs.
'George Simpson.
• The Rev J. P. Prost conducted
the weekly Lenten prayer service
at the home of Mrs. E. Tomes on
Thursday evenfitg. The sereice
on March 21 will be at the tome
place.
Euchre
• Miss Elaine Grainger and
pupils of Clandeboye Scheel No. 3
and 12, held •a successful euchre
at the school with nine tables in
play;
Prize winners were as follows:
Ladies high, Mrs. V. 'Thatcher:
gent's high, Mr. W. Scott; lone
hands, Mrs. G. Eaton and Mr.
E. Armstrong; lucky chair win-
ner, Mrs. R. Williams:. consola-
tion prizes, Miss Rosemary Hall
and Mr. T. Tomes.
VON CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
• CREDITON
Rey. Glen R. •Strome, Minister
10:00 aen,-Morning Worship
Mr. Woodrow Macke of Nigeria
will spehk.
11:00 a.m.-Church School
7:30 p.m.-Eveitirig Worship
Rev. A. M. Amacher will
preach.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
ReY. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Mrs. J. G Cochrane, Organist
.1.0:00 a.m.-Sunday Sehooi
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
Serra on Subject: "A Great
Faith"
April 15 -19 -Pre -Easter Services
with Rev, Angus MacQueen, of
London, as guest minister. lie
will deliver suitable devotion-
al messages each evening.
THE•ANGL1CAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Rev, N. b. Knox, CA., Rector
, THAN Memorial,. Exeter
Third Stinday iti Lent
8:30 aere-lible Communion
10:15 Ltn..Sunday School
11:30 Cm. -Morning Prayer
Services each Wednesday of
Lent at 10 a.m. and -8:15 p.m,
JAMES STREET
. UNITED CHURCH
J. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wain, A.W.C.M.
Musical Director
10:00 a .re ,-Sund ay School
11:00 11,0e-Morniog Worship
Sermon. Subject; "Death it
Yours"
Anthem by the Choir
Solo by Maxinc Reeder
The Sacrament Of Baptism will
be observed.
7:00 p.rit-Evening Worship
Sermon Subject: "havld,, the
• King"
A Warm Welcome
Ls .Warm
Te All
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION
EXETER
• THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farevre, Minister
2:00 p.m. -Dutch Service
All Welcome •
T
Bend Legion
Watching 'Wander
Wonderer* with service die. with theM.tp,
charge papers', bent 01 frerst.- by hill to, 041
lunching their way lercia$ the Howard Khirnp.
dominioo, will find a. onlowhav Branch 4014 out
taciturn weicom* fitturn from elated for Aptil 1.
Canadian .14ogiee OrePett el, let Out .data worry '0
Greed )3end, it Wee cliselosed• pretty ,Cl�$
Sit * Meeting Of the Legienateth
Monday night,
1)tolean housed' and led
waYfarer over the weekend
-0,0o worth -only to find out
that the same fellow had pro-'
Me4 from the benevolence on
previous occasions .Bill .Lochner,
who keeps an •un,to-date list •ou
Aueb toknsivA4, plansto work
with Duncan in -keeping closer
tabs on the comings and soiege
Of seeti
The meeting was regular
affair that saw the
initiation of a new teenibet,
Young, Meal boat builder .ot con-
sideroble repute. .Several other
names were tendered for con-
sideration by the members, these
to be voted .onat a future meet-
inge.
A nuchae party, .organized to
raise funds or the Canadian
Olympic training fund, • failedto
bring in the required amount
Of money. A spontaneous dona-
tion •progrant by the members in.
attendance .soort 'remedied this
problem, however..
The slandardS in the LegiOn's
Chuckwagon trophy dart, -tour,
pey presently has :the Mather-
Desjardine . team in first piece
with the Rath-Heinilton and
Crown -$.401* duos tied for
second place.
Bill Forester, a, former pre-
sideet, was presented .officially
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
• DASHWOOD.
Pastor: Rev. C. Kits's, 'Moncton
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School
11:00 a.m.-Servite
Parents Back
Junior Band
Parents of tbe ,Tsinior Band
members met last Monday to
organize it Parente Committee
to give encouragement and aid
to the band.
Mr, Cecil Wilson was named
president and Mr. Warren Sand-
ers and Mrs. Harry. Beaver are
vice -presidentt; secretary is
Mrs. Gordon Prance, Townsbip
representatives Are /Mrs. Lloyd
Jones (Usborrie) , Mr, John Gal-
loway (Stephen), Warren San-
ders (gay), and Wilhain Higgins
(Exeter). Mrs. L. • Sturgis
was secretary for the evening.
Plans were discussed for pu-
blicizing a concert to be given
by the band by local talerit 111
May,
A concert is to be given by
the Army Service Corps Baird in
South Huron District High School
on April 9. This is a 50 piece
band under the direction of Mar-
tin Boundy and is one of the
best in the district..They have
offered to stag ibis _concert in
the interest of the new Iota'
junior band.
Bandmaster, James Ford, Lon.
don, was present at the meeting
and answered any questions the
parent a wanted toask. Don
Easton representing the Senior
Bad was also in attendance.
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
' DASHWOOD
Rev, W. F. Krotx,' Minister
Mrs, Ken McCrae, Organtst
Sunday, March 24, 1957
10:00 a.rn.-The Uplifted Christ
11:05 aen,-Sunday School
7:30 ii.m.-Cbrist Manifested
MAIN STREET
The United Chutch
Of Canada
Rev. Alex. It tuisett
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
11:15 a.m.-The Service of Wer..
ship
Nursery Class (three years and
under) in the Primary Room.
Beginners (4-5) will withdraw
during the second liymn.
1000 aan.*-The Church -Scheel
SuperintendentMr. Sterling Ince
Worihlp God Every Sunday
As A Noisily
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Main St.
,
Plisse thnt(Nbith)
i The Ann* S, Ottani*
90 reht.-Sunday Sehool 4
11;00 a.tu,--MoritMg Worship 1 1 .
- •
- Subjetti "The Everlasting 1 For the purpose of receiving the .direetote And
'1:30 n, -The Evangellttio Set, I authtOr 8 reports4 , . •
'vice 1 . -For the purpose of *electing directors;
Wed., a o,m.-Meeting for Prayer I
Thum.2:30 0.111.--Winiith's Mies i -I All blab/Mitt:I 'contributors' and presidenta of
otorg:nitaatiOnsatontributing are meinbert end entitled
sionaty toutteileeat the 'Mitt • I ,
Frsiadiagr,g * p.m. -Christ Atiobaidi I
"Now Faith is the stibstattee .6(- •eibMiNAt
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of Mrs. BianChard. liBll In- vote.
thill.gs hood tot. the eeetehee i Mr. ly 1. Pettlee, Mr. t.. V. MASAI, Wit. &Os*
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of things not seen,"-Ileb. 11;1 i THPUbLIC GENERALtY INVITILD
Pistol hey, L. W. Xrabiti • E
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Phone 421
Previews Its
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THURS., PRI. & SAT.
March 21, 22, 21
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* Jane Mansfield
Junigr Farmers
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Friday, March 22 - 7:00 p;nt, .1
Thames Road United Church
GUEST SPEAKER: REV. DR. 1 SEMPLE• GOOD PROGRAM
Admission $1.50 Per Plate
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Tuesday, March 26
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Exeter Holy Week
Services
Janies Street United Church
MONDAY, APRIL 15 TO THURSDAY, APRIL 111
Services Commence at $ p.m.
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 19 — 11 A.M.
Special Guest Preacher
REV, ANGUS McQUEEN, B.A., B.D.-
First St. Midi ew's United Church, London •
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