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•Mr. And Mrs. Fred Parkinson
and Arcade spent Sunday in
London, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
PeOniank
M. and Wire. M. J. %OM, and
MarY, Geergetown, M. and Mrs.
Z. Marriott, Ronald and Mary
Anne, $t.. Marys, spent •Sunday
with their parents, M. •and Mrs.
•A. Dewar,
Messrs, Leonard 'and Alfred
Blirg"s' $trat*d' spentthe guests of Mr. and Mrs. us m
weekend with their grandmother, Timms " .stuirdlky,
Mrs, McNeight, and Wilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Cal LUPO, St.
Mr. and, IVIrs, A. Rundle were uoys were Sunday guests 0
arke Win
guests 0 Mr. and Mrs. Newton Mr. and Mrs. PAM Ifolland.
Clchelsea. SundaY.
Miss''' Noreen Walk= , !Owad
and rWilliam Rhinwere guests
of Mr. and • Mrs. W1Uan Bell„
Kipeee, 911 Scinday.
Master Joseph and Miss Linda.
Nethereetts, St. Malls,. have- re, double that n the previous year.
timed home after spending a ours .exportS have goat 'up
week with, their aunt ,and uneie, also. In 19% exports were 1LZ'
Mr. anti Mrs,. 'Wilfred Wilson. up from 1055. But over the Seine
Dr.. :end Mrs, Keech and tm period .our imports were up by
.213%. The largest trade deka
was With, the: U.S,A. n 1954 the
value .9/ goods we purchased
front the U.S. wet 594 milliou.
more than the value 0 the goods
split to them. Iri 1955. the fig.
ore was 00 ta 840
ily, .North Bay', spent a
days with Mrs. Ketch's- parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry.
Mr. -and Mrs. Clare Alston, Mr.
and, Mrs. Clifford Netters, Lon-
don, Mrs, Nelson Knox and Joyce
wereguests of Mr. and 14r5,
Robert gleten: on ZkindaY. Year it was .11.P: to LZ00-
Mr. and Mrs. pliVerBaker Illy Trued nits serious bo.,
.and Elton visited .with friends luess, Regardless of the fact it
Helstein en Zeturder. has been drawn to their atten-
Mr. and Mrs, Gladwp Hooper timth
es„ e Liberal
and, family,. Eighth, Late, were .q ()van M exit is • doing ,nothing
about it,
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Forget your iigei Tbdusausis are peppy at 10.
Try "pepping up' with Ostrez, Contains tonic
for •sve41; sundown feeling dins solely to
body's Jack of iron Welt many men and
•wornert call "old." Try Ostrez Tonic Tablets
for reo, younger feeling, this very (ley, New
"'get ntittair,itect" size only 60c, For Sate el
an ama dr atoOveryyz)mee. • ,r`
Zion West
Sunday School.
Anniversary.,
Sunday, June 9
11:00 a.m. -- Morning Worship
REV, H.. J. SHEI.L
e;00 p,m, — Evening Worship
Music by Sunday School
Ever/one Welcome
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L. E. Cardiff
Continued. from IWO 1.
ROM taxes aed succession
duties are breaking down Can-
adian estates and businesses.
J.S. capital walks in and picks
up the bargains as the stock
is thrown on the market in order
to pay succession. duties. With
the 1J,S, laws making Capital
losses deductible U.S: capital
can buy ceit a Canadian COMPany
and run it at a loss to beat
:Canadian business.
Spends More Than Makes
The Progressive" Conservatives
under Diefenbaker can see thes0
conditions and will if given a
chance, work for the betterment
of Canadians and Canadian CQM,-
panics.. When a firm goes on
spending more than it makes it
is heading for bankruptcy and
that can happen to a nation, In
195G the value of the Canadian
goods' sold abroad was $4,862,-
000,00: in the same year Canada
purchased goods from foreign
countries worth $5,712,000,000.
The foreign debt was thus $850,-
000,000, In fact each' year for
the past three years Canada's
trade deficit has been almost
Vote As You Like
— But Vote
Services Of,
Rededication
AND
Thanksgiving
Trivitt Memorial Church
Whitsunday, June 9
8:30 Ali—HOLY COMMUNION
11:30 A.M.—sErtviCE OF DEDICATION
of lights and Diocesan. Flag
and. Rededication of Church)
• Preacher: The 4ector
Church
Services
The -other day 'the. Hen- LOW-
Peerson :said in ,a speech that he
th
out sm.:110n
gh11.bsitottld
done. about it. 4. D. HowWAS
:asked whet be planned to 40
labeut It. He :Said es ia as 141-0
Department :of Trade :And Com.
merce is concerned, we Sall I:0
take no steps. FittariGe Minister
Walter iiarris, When asked, rep -
Red that his Department wasn't
Planning to do any More 41181*that .of Mr, Howe. The ISO is
a nation we -are, Mortgaging cur-
sehtes. We are. impeding. foreign
Capital which is steadily• bW/Olg
up our ..assets,. our inljneS •011r
WerliSk Manefacturing, plant*.
The U4. interests are assenting
more and more control over Cath
ada's wealth both. present and
future,
Heading .104 -Bonkruptcy.
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The Liberal GoVernilient ia taxo•
ing our :people out of world trade
and. heading the country IMO
bankruptcy.
The CanadianVietoey
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Main Street
Sunday June
The Day of Pentecost
"For the promise 4s unto Yeti,
and to your children and to all
that are afar'off, even as
many as the Lord or God
shall call," — Acts 2:39.
9:45 am. --Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Children's DAY Ser-
vice
Selected Speakers
Junidr Choir Will Sing
Message: "A Little Child Shall
Lead Them"
7:30 p.m.—Selected Speaker
junior Choir Will Sing
Message: "The Promise"
Wednesday, 8:p.m.—Meeting for
Prayer
8:15 P.M.—SERVICE, OF THANKSGIVING
Preacher: Very Rev, R. C. Brown, MA.,
D.D. Dean" of St. Paul's Cathedral.
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Loan Antis are now only worth SISTERS GRADUATE -.-,- Betty Joan Sholdiee, left, and
Willa Doieen Sholdice, daughters of Mr, and Mrs. Nenneth
the Oth Victory Loan ':
1 "Bond is now worth ssa.25, yotJr
dollar only $0 cents* I <hope on Sholdice, Allsa Craig, graduated this spring frorn diffeyent
the 10th of June the Caeadian SC11,0016 J,tj London. BettY, adklate of south Huron piste
people will come to life, realizing rid High School, received her RN. degree from Victoria
os ital School of Nursing; Doreen, who attended North
Friday, p,m.—Christ.Ambassa,
• dor's (National Day)
Hearty Welcome To All •
Pastor: Rev, L. W. Krause
Associated Pastor:
Ewing. I., Winn -Butler
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION
EXETERSunday School
10:30 to 11:30' a.m.
"Tisch, Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord"
Supt.; Stanley Sauder, Zurich
what is oing on. Hg
Now a word about Agriculture,
the forgotten people of Canada by
the Liberal Government. Diefen-
baker Policy is a fair share for
the termer, Agriculture and its
Welfare is a basic cornerstone.
We will endeavor 'to dev.elop
wherever possible effective trade
agreements with other countries,
The Conservatives if elected on
June 10th will .ease the Farm
Credit situation, We recognize
the need for a complete investig-
• THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Whitsunday
8:30 amis.—Holy Communion
11;30 a.m.—Service of Dedication
815 a,m. — Service of Thanks-
giving, Preacher: Dean of St.
Paul's Cathedral.
Church Open At All Times
For Prayer •
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Middlesex District High School, 'graduated from London
Teachers College.
ation into the spread between
producers and consumer prices
of various farm prectects
We will appoint a Royal Com-
mission to study thiS inequality
i and disclose to the conisunaing
1 publie fult and ,complete infor-1
mation on this very important
matter and on the basis of its
recommendations enact Legisla-
tion accordiogly,
These are a few of the things
that Can be done by a change of
Government without any increase
in Taxation. Vote Cardiff, /or
Huron.
NOTICE
Farquhar Store
Business As
Usuai
Open*. Every blight Except Wednesdays
Closed at 6 pm, Wednesdays
HOGS SHIPPED WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
Your continued patronage will be
sincerely appreciate&
Mrs, Bob Miller and, Sons
JAMES STREET
UNITED CH$JRCH .
,Itiv. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lesvrence 'Wein, A.W,C,M.
Musical Director
10:00 a.m...eunday School ....
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Guest Minister: Rev. Javez
Stade of Wbodham
Anthems .by the Junior Choir:
IA men's choir practice after the
morning service.
Thursday, June 6, 8:30 p.m.—A.
I practice will be held for the
men's choir who will be sing-
ing at the summer school
service on Sunday evening.
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Sunday, June 9
MORNING SERVICE Al 11 AA,
• EVENING SERVICE Ai7 P.M.
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Evangelical United Brethren
DASHWOOD.
Ray. W. P. Kroft, Minister
Mrs, Ken McCrea*, Organist
Sunday, „Tune 9, 1957
10:00 a.m.—"In The Spirit"
11:05 a.m.—Sunday School
730 p.m.—"Appointed Seasons"
Thurs:, June 6, 8 p.m.—Ladies
Aid and W.S,W.S.
ZION
oAspnAto0o
Paster; Rey. K. L. Zorn
10:00 a,m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Service
THERAN CHURCH
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CI4URCH
Rev. R. Van Paros4e, Minister
2100 pan, — Dutch Service con-
ducted by Mr, E. Breeuwsma
3:30 p.m.—Sunclay School
Everybody Welcome
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Era:Oven
CREDITON
Rev. Glen R.. Strome, Minister
10:00 a.M.—Worship
Musk by the children.
11:05 a.M.—church Shoot
100 p.M.—Annual Children's Day
Service
MAIN STREET
The United Church
of Canada
Minister: Rev. Alert. Rapson
Orgattitti Met. A. Willoird
U:15 *m. --Worship Welt.
Nursery Class in the Primary
Room. Reginners (4-5) will
withdraw during the second
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1000ni.-,-The Church School
0. 1. WOetifiler In Th. Ninny Church
As Pateolly
- CHRISti AN REFORMED
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"HIDE -AWAY" HARDTOPS 4:
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MONARCH
LUCERNE CONVERTIBLES
1FORO -
SUMMER C.ONVERYIBLES
1st PRIZES
Ford Skylliver "Hide -Away" Hardtop-.
the most exciting new car on earth! Here's
all the snug protection of a hardtop/this tho
sun -loving fun of a convertible. it's another
automotive first from Ford,
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CONTEST RULES
1. All entries must be submitted on official "Sales Jamboree"
entry forms.
2. "Sales Jamboree" entry forms are obtainable only from
• your local f ord-Monarch
• X. Complete this statement in 50 words or less: "1 wouldlike
td own and drive the new kirid of Pord because--:---"
4, To be eligible, your "Sales Jamboree" entry must hesigned
by your ford -Monarch Dealer or one of his salesmen.
5. Entries rnust he deposited in the official "Sales Jamboree"
contest entry box at your Ford -Monarch Dealer's.
6, Any person resident in Canada and possessing a current
driver's license is eligible, with the etieeptiOn. or employees
of Ford Motor Company or Canada, Limited, its dealers,
ia advertising Agencies and their fanillies.
Soo your
FORb-MONARCH DEALER
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2ittl PRIZES
Monarch LUCarrnt Convertible ',fired with the
spirit of the future. Surprise tat or iitt ytar--stto,
cess car in its ficid!
ENTER THIS
SENSATIONAL CONTEST!
There's nothing to buy! 15 glamorous priXes will be awarded during
the big Ford,Monarch "Sales Jamboree" June 10th -August 17th. At
the end of every second week a winner will be selected from each of
these areas; The four Western Provinces and Lakehead area—Ontario
—Quebec, Maritime's and Newfoundland!
For ten wonderful weeks we're hold-
ing a big "Sales Jamboree". At the
end of every second week well be
'awarding three fabulous prizes
Ford Skyline,' "Hide -Away" Hard-
top, a Ivionarch Lucerne Conver.
tible and a Ford Sunliner Con-
vertible! 'Just think of it, there are
15 glamorous new cars waiting to
be won—and you could be a win-
. nal Get le full details' from your
Ford -Monarch dealer.
The glamorous Skyliner is a mile-
stone in automotive design. -the top
car in the Ford - but every
Ford model from Custom to Fait -
lane 500 and from Thunderbird to
Station Wagon is just as outstand-
ing in its own field,
Monarch too, is the succesi car in
its field. Fired with the spirit of the
future, the all-rtew Monarch lith its
imaginative styling is the surprise
car of the year.
If you want to own the leaders in
the field . the leaders in perform-
ance and preference „ in style and
stamina itt sheer glamour and
newness . go Ford or Monarch!
3rd PRIZES
Ford Sunlinetr Cettvertible—Cattada's favrinrite tonvertible,
Thi e sculptured -hi -Adel beauty is loog.loW and loaded with GO!
'You'll get the greatest deals town during the 'FORD -MONARCH SAIES JAMBOREE"
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1 Exeter, Ont,
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FORD AND MONARCH
1'.T Sunday S6tiool becallSe Iteopetfillg Setvie6
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