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, Continued rtom PAO11
,persistently u 'did their, British?
What were th'e opportanitles foe
escape from prison camps in
Britain? How were our prison-
ers fed and guarded? In other
~words, bow did we treat our
prisaner8? •
These a �-0 scions are MIL An-
swered in the first bank to tell.
the full story .of a Gexlnan. Qf
(icer escaping- in England,.
The Q. That Set :Away
The full and eaelting.story Of
Franz von Werra, Luftwaffe Net
shot' clown iii lite 'Battle ofBrit-
ain, who "nada lwo escapes in
Lngl.and and finally gat away
from .(Canada across the, frozen
St. Lawrence into the then tete
tial United States Was. been told
by two English authors, Kendal
Bert and Janice Leaser,
Von Werra hilnself Was killed'
shortly after- his return •to duty
'hut he had 'meantime dictated
an account. of :his adventures
which the German n
Ministry of
)Propaganda banned on the score
that it was insufficiently anti-
British. p
It is O. stolv whch thea British
reader will follow +with breath-
less. fascination.
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Announcements
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:t)Altn.•--'pi. P. and 1tiri. Dark,
of RCAF Station Centralia, an-
nounce the birth. of a son,
•George. alalcalnl„ ak Small Hu-
ron .Hospital, Seatentber 20.
1057•- a brother for Freda, David
and !+;tir,abeth.
DEITZ-,•Genu and Shirley Delta
(nen Wolff), :Hensali, are batter
to announce the birth of their
xlaughtea; at Clinton Public
hospital, rSeptember '24, 1057--
a taster for Gordon and Larry-
L1S'COEN--Cpl. Lorae and Torts
1.I5teen (pee • Heist) are happy
to annoUnee ,tate', birth. or r4
daughter, Dianne .Muth, 8 lbs.,
S. ozo., at Portage la Prairie,
Man., September 20, 1057
alter for ,flannY and 141arilyn
And a.AranidauR
hto
r intMr.
and :sirs, Wellington Hetet, of
('•reditoe.
GET:EIt — 11'r. and airs. Henry
Geyer, of Exeter, announce the
birth or a daughter at South
,Huron Hospital, September .24..
1957 — a eiseer for Judy and
Peggy Anal.
THOMAS -- 111:r, and. Mrs. Sam
Thomas, of Centralia, announce
High School Mai Winner
In e eta e Competitions
South iiuron. District High
the
Schaaf led I+rizewi, netts in lie
s with. 1i fiats,
vegetable ula s It x
three seconds: And tfo thirds.
Students under the direction.
.of teacher Andrew Dixon, picked
the exhibits from the 'garden
plot on the school grounds.
Second majorrizewinner was,
p w
Ilugli Lave, A.B..B. 3 Exeter, who,
won
won -six firsts, three seconds and
two ;thirds, followed closely by
Lloyd Reynolds, ILE. 1 Hensali,
with#iv
efir
sts, two secends and
four thirds,
' SIID$$$ displayed the best eol-
ection of vegetables.
Early potatoes, airs, Ge.arge.
BA. y n ham, Centralia.; Afurray
Keys, :3 Exeter; Fred M1cCiymant•
Late potatoes, SHPTS, Fred
ltlaClymont, ,pars. George Bay ..
ham,
the birth of a son, Gregorle, Table beets, S13D1-TS, Mira: Hugh
wt. s, lbs., 84 ozs., at Beath Lore, Mrs. Baynham.
'Huron Hospital, S
e ke
ber 23,
19
57.
TITER:REIM ' ••-•• Joan and Herb
Turkhelm'Zurich, are py to
Sugar be ks
,
airs. Harvey Hyde.d
e.
Long =angels. Mrs, Hata Love;
Intermediate mangels, afro. Hugh
announce the
birth of a a .ugh- Love•
ter, Cheryl Ann, at South. Huron Red toma.toeS, William Rohde,
;Hospital, .September 20, 1067•-•- 1 Wpodhann; Fred McClymon't,
A.• slater for Douglas. Varna,; Mrs. William .Stllery,. 3
VEAL--••Ross
and Pat Veal,
,
186
Exeter,
Carling' St. aExetet announce Car
i
te
rmatate,
J
a
ck
the birth 'of aeon, Michael T>9ebner• long',g,Ft d aleClyment,
Bose, at •9outh kluron Hospital, L1oYd Reynolds, Mrs. Bayribam.
Sep teinbbr 21, 1351—a brother Corn, golden bantam, Lloyd,
for Melanie,
DEATHS
HOCKEY -- In Victoria Hospital.
London, on Sunday, September
33, 18557, Elizabeth. Louise Kin-
ney. beloved, wife of :Kenneth
George Hockey,• dear mother of
Loutae and .Anne and sister of
Mrs. john Kenap (Margaret), of
Toronto,
ENGAGEMENT'S
Mr, and aire, Frank Parsons,
R.R. 1. Hensali, announce, the
engagement of their daughter.
Baby Jean, to Mr, Laird Bruce
'Finlayson, son'. of Mr, and afro.
. Russ and Chuck Snell
Rhone 328 Exiter
1 •
BOYS
TOGS
Reynolds, Ted Bavelle, Grand
Bend, Fred MfcC,lytnont; other va-
riety, Mrs. Hugh Love, Murray
Keys, Fred' 'I4IcClymont,
Melons, water. William McKen-
zie; musk, SHDHS, McKenzie,
Fred McClymant.
Turnips, table, . Harold . Hunter,
3 Exeter: Mfrs, Hugh Love, Lloyd
Reynolds; largest, Lloyd Rey-
nolds, Mrs. Delmer pkinner,
DRS.
Onions, cooking, SHAHS, Mrs,
A.. E, Whiting, Tom Triebner,
Spanish, Lloyd .Reynolds. Aird.
Love, Ivan Metalymont; pickling,
Mrs. Hugh Love, •
Pumpkins, Die, Lloyd Reynolds',
SHAHS, Mrs., Love: largest, SH-
Lorne' Finlayson, Cromarty.The DHS' •'William MoKee'.. .
Cttrons SHDii5 Fred A•lcCly-
marriage to take place n
k 1 i Baines ,
Street. United Church, October 273 n''p t'ap p ,
at one o'clock, 6c 1eaY, Mrs,. Bob Luxton, Exeter,
CARDS OF THANKS
Louise, .Anne and Ken Xtookey
wish to .express their sincere
thanks for all the acts of kind-
ness received, during their reoentL
bereavement. . 360
Mrs. Ezra 1,amport and. family
wish. to express their sincere ap-
preciation and thanks to friehds,
neighbours and .relatives tor the
lovely cards, 'flowers and visits
during Mrs. Lamport', lengthy
illness in St, Joseph's hospital,
London, and since she has re-
turned to Eventide Villa to rb-
cuperate. 360
IN MEMORIAM
STZPFIEti—In loving memory of
our dear son and brother Harry,
who passed- away two years
ago, Sept. 29,' 1955.
We stood.. beside your bedside,
Our, hearts were crushed and
sore,
We tended you with love and
care
eTill we' could do'no more.
In tears, we saw. you stiffer
Arid slowly "fade away,
And God knows how muoh we
miss you,
Gone two years today.
—Ever remembered by Mother,
Father, sisters aid brother".
• ,s 26c
FANNER --In loving memory of a
dear another, Mrs. Chas. Fahner,
who' passed away one year ago,
September 28.
Beautiful memories 'silently kept
Of at wonderful mother we'll never
forget,
For each of•us she did her best
And God gave her eternal Test.
—Lovingly remembered by her
family. - 26c,
MORENZ—In loving memory of a
dear mpther and grandmother,
Mrs. Albert Morena, who Pass-
ed away suddenly one year ago,
September, 26, 19556. .
'Tia• sweet to know we'll meet
again
Where troubles are no more,
And that the one we loved so well
Has just gone on before.
Ever remembered by her daugh-
ters, sons and their families.
26!'
TAYLOR—:Cn loving memory of a
dear husband a,nd farther, ,Tames
Wilson Taylor, who passed
away September 25, 1956.
Peacefully sleeping, resting at
last,
The world's• weary troubles and
trials are past,
In silence he suffered, in patience
, he bore,
Till God called him home, to
suffer net more, •
—Ever remembered by his wife,
Norah, daughters Helen and
Mamie, son-in-law Ed, grand-
son
rand-
son•Stephen.
We can now fit the husky
r boy with. a sport chat and
odd pant or suit, These' are
Specially made for boy:. short
and stout,
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Sport Shirts
Orestt Shirt*
Special
Bays' White NoJron Sl1t+ t
Easy to Launder,
Jui'it "Waith N'Wiar4
WalOerts
MEN'S & BOYS' WEAlt
t=hetre Si i *elite
oP,
Prod #
From
Pax pips, Mrs, Love Mrs.. Sl1*
o
Squash, huhbard, SI•iDIIS, Mc -
:Kenzie, F. McClymont; pepper,
Mrs. Stllery, Mrs. Hyde, k', Me-
Clymont; other variety, Lloyd
Reynolds, Mrs. Love, SHAFTS.
Cabbage, early, Lloyd Cush•
man, Exeter, Lloyd Reynolds, F.
McClymont; late, SHDHS, Lloyd
Cushman, Wm. Rohde; Savoy,
SHDiIS, F. Mcelymont; .red, SH -
DHS, F. 3 cClymont,
Vegetable marrow, Sl3Dt3S, F.
McClymont,
Beat display' of. vegetables' --
SEDHS, F. MoClymont.
Vn*U 4`relat 3'estettslatelt
"xlarn1ps, Harold Ruttier, 3 EX.
eter; Lloyd Reynolds. :Afro, Win.
Stllery, airs. .HOST' Love,. Jack
Trlebaier, Tem Triebner,
u man
• .t~ .golf ,
Kraut eabbaJKe, Lloyd
SIl1aTIS. .Lloyd Reynaldo. i'4'rn:
McKenzie, it. 1*, Pooley, s. 1,to-
Caymont,
Aaxnestic cabbage—SMUTS, B.
E, Pooley, Li,iyd Cushman, I4otd
Ilevnolds, Mrs. Wtn. STllerr,
aseraymont.
Sugar beets, Mira. Harvey' H'Yds,
Town, Triebner, Ambrose Isoricina,
1 't.'lan.deboye, Thomas ).era.
F?F-
in
John ria.
•J I? R'
'Potatoes.
ilei ,
titer; 51•IAIIS, Aia's, %1 m.
St y
F. aieCTywont.
Carrots, J Hk)J S, Wm. arcI4en'
zle, Lloyd fleynolds, F. AicCly-
anon, ,lack Triehner,
.Beets. Wm. tela nzie Mrs.,Ri-
mer Skinner.
2400tyrnont.
- Teacher
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TiresMAdvocote
Want -
Ads
Major jor rt Winner
teacher,
Gordon mach, SHIMS
S
.
Exeter„wa. s the major winner in
the arts and crafts at Exeter
Fair with eight first prizes.
Mrs. R. A. Fuss, Zurich, won
four first prizes and Mrs. Luther
Reynolds, 'Exeter; captured two
firsts, n
Oil liatntit}x, landscape, lirC G.
C'. Koch, Exeter, Mrs, Rufus
Kestle, Exeter; buildings, .Mars.
Goch; portrait, Mrs. Koch; wa-
ter scene, Mrs. Foch, Mrs. pied
Smith y flHaowers, Flverat t
Haist, Dashwood, Helen '%vest-
cott, Exeter: any subject, Mrd.
Koch, ;firs,` Smith.
Abstract drawing', Mrs,., Koch;
nen and ink sketch, Mrs. Koch;
crayon study, Ted Ra•velle, Grand
Bend; ph & r c o al sketch, 'Mrs,
Koch.
Crafts—Etched aluminum tray,
Mrs. Hugh. Love, Exeter; leather
tooled billfold, H. A, Fuss, Zur-
ich; leather handbag, Fuss; shell -
work, Fuss; embrpidered picture,
Mrs, Luther Reynolds, Mrs, Whit-
ing; earrings, Fuss, Mrs. Harvey
Hyde, Hensali; artifidtal. flowers,
Mrs. Rufus Kestle, airs. Delmer
SkInner; • embroidered motto, Mrs.
Luther teynolds, Mrs. William
Haugh,
Veteran Grower
Re wag# fallaw.ed by ids brother,
Ivan McClylnont,, also of Verna,
who captured two:firsts, six se
coeds. and two thirds,
Crediton Classy Lassies Won
the 4-k1 Home Garden. Club mi.
Petition:
.Apples -- Rhode Ielaud Green -
Ings, Fred and Ivan 2lcClyutont,
Varna; Northern Spy, Fred 31Lc-
t"lyrnant; dark Watson, 3: Zurich:;
Han AfcClymont: Red Spy, Fred
and Ivan: 3la.rintosh, Ivan and,
Fred; .Russets, Fred; Snows, Fred
a'nd Iran; Gravenstein, B11IDHSt
, and
d
xo •iu Watson, Fred m 1. s at.
p
l
i T . d Cs
Ivan; Blenheim P pp ns, T a
Aid of Bethel Refarmed Cbaarcht
Tatman Sweets, Fred arid Ivan:
Delicious, Fred and Ivan; Wolf
River, Ivan and Fred.
Pears -T, Flemish Beauty, 'Fred
McClymontl Clapp, Wm. McKen-
zie. :Exeter; Fred; winter pear,
Fred.
Plums Italian prune, Mrs.
Harold Cudmore, 1 Hensali; Fred
Mc(`lymont; Bartlett, Mao. .Cud-
c•1 an;
Cud -
more and C m t
ar r. a an 141
m Fed y
Cl a; Win-
e ie . mon
Duch ss Fred e r M y
ter Bartlett, afrs. Cudmore, Fred
Aicriymont,
Fruit Collection --Fred •and Iran
Merlymont.
4 -It Home Garden Vegetable
Displays -•- Crediton CTassY Las-
sies.
Ills.
cies. Huroadale , Jolly d
Peaches --William ?icleenzie
Tops Fruit Class
Fred McClymontr Varna, d
veteran .fair exhibitor,• won 11
firsts and seven seconds to lead
winners `in the fruit section, .at
Exeter Fair,
' CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH '
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist
9:00 a.m.—Sunday School
10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship,
The service will be conducted
by the . Rev. Dr. Barclay of
London'. •
Nursery for children up to six
years.
Caven Circle meeting on October
1, at 8 p.m.
NOTE: Next Sunday, 'October 6,
wills be Bally Day for both.
Sunday School and congrega-
tion.
C a v e n Congregational Circle
meeting, Tuesday, October 1,
8:00 p.m., in Sunday School
room- -
'MAIN STREET
The United Church
ofi Canada
Minister: Rev. Alex. Rapson
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
10:00 a.m.—The Church School
11:15 a.m,—Worship Service
Nursery Class up to three Years
in the Primary Department,
Beginners, ages 4.6, willwith-
draw during the second hymn.
Give God A Chance
• See You. In Church
CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH •
3:45 a.m.-Morning Service
2:i5 pan, --Afternoon Service
(English Service) Rev, Vene-
ma of Kitchener will preach.
Everybody Welcome
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
CREDiTON
Rev. Glen R. Stronte, Minister
10:30 •a,m,--Rally+ flay
Speaker: Mr. Sotithcott
7:30 p.nl.—Evening Service
Moitdsy -- .Y.F.
Thursday-W.S,W,S.
Ali services on Standard Tithe,'
�r
Towii Topics
s
Whip
Mr., and ¥'afrs .Herman Powe
are. holidaying at the Straits of,
Mackinac.
Johns
Mr. and Mrs. Westley o
visited over the• weekend with
re1,ativus• in l3,apillton and 1Rrallst
forst,
• ,Mar. and Mrs. Frank ':Triebner
received the news of the sudden
death of their brether.i11=1avi&, Mx,'
Charles Lurggess of Detroit. His'.
wife was the former Anti), Wll-
:lert of Dashwood,
's. Melvin Kin
}dr: .and 111.1. � e g
that Timis Aelwato ,
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF .CANADA
Rev. N. D. tenor, .B.A:, Rector
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Robert Cameron, Organist
Anniversary
Sunday
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
7:00 p.m. -Evensong
•
ZiON LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
10:00 a.ni.-Sdnday School and
Bible Class
11:00 ,a.m. Service ,with Com-
mml.unioet
days Job. '1m os
Elston Cardiff, Rene 4!4t wile
Was recently appointed whip of
the new ConsexvatiVT: goYern-
ynent, told ExeterKinsmen
Thursday "`I liaive..an impossible
,job.
of his task as party whip,
returned home ter visit- he said is see that there are
have o d l; �
ingfor wee -with Cpl. and enough Conservative members in
n f the }I ouse to stain t the ..$0- bfra,,, Mai.1 tilt and Tony Q vernrnent ,whenever , vote as
Qrillla
” called, "Brit there are •only 112
Miss fletUe Sweet who has
spent the summer with friends
a
e. t..
l e as, return d
e tl S h ..
d r a v
.an
per home in S,andon, tuatlon •to b
Mr. and Mrs. Oran Moir, St. ASI' pointed out.
Catharines and tier. and Mrs. "Thparties could vote
the :other
a government members compared
to a •combined total of 143 in op-
position se-
it's an i p
0S lbl
p0st�;10n 50
e in," tete veteran
Jack Frayne a'nd fancily of .Sar-
nia spent the weekend with 2Ir.
and Mrs, Clayton Frayne.
Mrs. hector Murray left Wed-
needay for a visit with bei hus-
band. in Ramilton and her sister
in Toronto.
Out of town visitors who at-
tended the funeral of Mrs, Ken-
neth }Lockey, on Tuesday, includ-
ed Mr,' and Mrs. John Kemp,
Torolito; 11Mr, and Afrs. Russell
Sheere, and Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Parker, of Flint, Michigan; Mr.
us out anytime but I don't ttli>kli
they will for awhile."
Mr. Cardiff said his task also
includes arranging the list of
speakers 'for each tday's proceed.
Ings in the House. This 1s ,Jane
Fall Fair
Exeter a
School, under the direction of
Mrs. It. D. Jermyn• Highlight
of the show , was the twirling of
flaming batons by Miss Kalb-
« J /� and Mrs. Richard Parker,, Mr, ` fleisch, who is majorette for the
Divide Awards and Mts. Norman Parker, Mr, U.W.O. Mustang band.
and Mrs, Roger Parker and Mfrs. a Performance of both baton
in co-operation
of ,other parties.
;The l:Laron M'P' el
full of reallocating
in the ,souse of .CO
t h e governMent.
have reported that II, nein
Liberals refused to reeve
established quarters :tee
roans: for the new ,.Conserve
government but Mr. Cardiff
'cheated :these reports were
aggerated Where is .only lot
Liberal low has -not moved.
r'
11C •died`
be barricaded'
{ T understand
l
•
Vprevent
door last • w eels to
iron. getting hu, 1 don t,. intiois
pate mucic difficulty, however
When: we want to get the r0e111,
we'll take it without tiny Fl?ptge i
in a non•political speeel4,. idt«
Cardiff recalled highlights 'of lei
18 years in the Rouse Of:COM*
OM
1:110115. Including visits to the ea,.
�tA
In { Show
Thomas Licklater, all of Holt twirlers and square dancers de-
� Flo
wer Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. John lgl.tied the audience. Reeve Wil -
Ilam McKenzie, in charge of the
Parkhill, and Mrs. Luther Reay- Mars, Anna Westlake, Wydming `program, introduced the �enter-
Ids, Ex t I', staged nip and spe t Th d y with ilii an t p ers�lizatio s who sponsored
Mrs.` A. E, Whiting, Tt;R, 3 Beattie, Wingham,
no ti e s e a n urs . a O b x1 and the
tuck battle for top honors in the Mrs. William Passmore and they
Organizations Exeter. in with her booths at the fair included Tri- club's world series baseball pool
flower competition at ?axe l returned co weekend'
g ` ii vitt Memorial Guild, Exeter Boy were.discussed.
Fair, for the w ek Scouts . and South, iuron Junior Ray Wuerth was sergea it"alte 0,
Both. won 10 firsts in the class Mrs, Anthony Bakker and Farmers, arms for the meeting.
but Mrs. Whiting edged Mrs. daughters, Elly and Mary, are
Reynolds by capturing four sec -
spending three months in ILoI- - -•
finds to the letter's three. One land, their Native land.
of Mrs, Whiting's firsts was for
the best basket of cut flowers.
Mrs. A, G. Hicks Exeter, ,was
awarded four firsts and three
seconds for her entries and Mrs.
Hugh Love, R,R, 1 Exeter, re-
ceived three firsts (oneitfor the
best dish garden); three seconds
and one third. Mrs. George Bayn-
ham, Centralia, captured three
firsts and a second.
Mrs. Rufus Kestle, Exeter,
displayed the first prize mina-
ture garden and Miss Margaret
Cook, Centralia, won top prize
for collection of petted flowers.
Begonia, . tuberous, Mrs, A. E.
'Whiting, 3 Parkhill; K, Hovius,
1 Hensel',
l: ,
Ch l �',
Winstonu chi Il
't 'o x ,
l f
Pi a
Roosevelt,. •.Anthony Edetz,..I41a4
dame Chiang Kai-shek.aid •other
notables.
Re also told Kinsmen. of got
of the preparations. being triads'
Elizabeth,who .. . •
•Queen.
;:for Qu
open parliament in Oetob,rn.
Mr. Cardiff was 2ntredueed by
Gord Baynham and appreciation
was expressed by Don Robert-
sal' President Iry Armstrelig eon.:
Pr, ..tint
ducted the meeting at which
plans for the Harvest Jamboree
on Friday, ,October , .
IJAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
Rally Sunday
10:45 a.m.. (Standard Time)
Sunday School scholars will
assemble intheir regular
Places.'
11:00 a.m. — Sunday School and
Congregation in joint morning
worship. •
Rev. Arthur ,Watson, B.A., of
Blyth, will be associated with
the superintendent;Mr,. Car-
frey Cann.
Junior Choir will sing the an.
thems.
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Main Street
Pastor: Even, L. Wituveut(er
Organist: Mrs, Jack Eine
Pianist: Miss Marlon Triebner
Rev. F. Potter of 'Guelph will be
the guest -speaker in the Taber-
nacle all day Suhday. •
9:43 -a,nt. Rally Day in the
Stittday. School with Itev. Pet-
ter giving a fettograph oil
painting message,
mon alit, and 7:30 p.m.—Rev.
Potter ministering.
Monday., Sept, 00. --District Rally
2:30 p,ni. - Speaker: Rev. J.
Pearson front 'Tillsenburg
7:45 'p M .-•Itev, S. ia'redei'ieitsen
f'rbnt Galt„
'The- W.111;LC, will serve lunoh.
A fearte weiderhe'nd All,__...
THAMES It,0A0
MENNONITE MISSION
irxr'n 1
Sunday School
10:00' to 11:30 -il.lt:l. '
.,Taliiett Me 'Thy Truth, 0 Latd„
Supt.: Stanley atitldzr, tur1th
A Warm Welcome
' Is Extended TO All
NOTE: The hours mentioned
above will be on standard
time, The Junior and Senior
choir practices on ThursdaY
evening.
• THE BETHEL
•REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN .STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Ven Fsrow'e, Minister
2:00 .p.m '-English Service
3:30 Schoolp.m.—Sunday
All Welcome
Foliage, Mrs. Whiting.
Geraniums, Mrs. Whiting.,
Potted plant novelty, Mrs.
Hugh Love, 3 Exeter; Mrs. Lu-
ther Reynolds, Exeter.
?.eters, collection, lyfrs. A. G.
Hicks, Exeter; white, 'Airs: Hicks;
pink, Mrs. Hicks.
Coxcombs, display, Mrs. Lu-
ther Reynolds, Mrs. Whiting,
Lloyd Reynolds; feathered, Mrs.
Luther ReYnolds.
Dahlias, decorative, Mrs. Geo,
Baynham, Centralia; cactus, Mrs.
Baynham; pompom, Mrs. Luther
Reynolds, Mrs, Bayhham, airs. A.
G. • Hicks.
Balsams, Mrs. 'Whiting, Mrs.
Harold Cudmore, 1 Hensali,
Marigolds, African, Mrs. Whit-
ing, Mrs. Luther. Reynolds, Lload
Reynolds; French, Mrs. Hicks.
Phlox, drummondi, Mrs. Luther
Reynolds, Lloyd Reynolds, Mrs.
Harold Cudmorc.
Petunias,' single, Mrs. 'Whiting,
Mfrs, Harvey Hyde, Hensali, Mrs.
Hicks; double, Mrs. Cudmorc,
Pansies, Mrs, Hicks.
Roses. collection, Mrs, Luther
Reynolds; single, Mrs. Luther
Reynolds, Mrs. Whiting.
Salvia., airs. r Luther Reynaldo.
Salplgloais, Mrs, Hyde.
Scabiosis, Mrs. •Whiting, Mrs.
Luther Reynolds, Mrs. Hyde.
Sweet peas, Mrs, Luther Rey-
nolds.
Verbenas, Mrs. Luther Rey-
nolds.
Zinnias. crested! Mra. Hugh
HicLoveks., Mrs. Hicks; dahlia, ;firs.
Luther Reynolds, Mrs. Love, fro.
Table decoration, Mrs, Whiting,'
Mrs. Love, Mrs. Rufus °trestle,
Exeter.
Basket of Out flowers, Mrs.
Whiting. Mrs. Baynham,
'W
Dishftkng.h' garden, Mrs, Love, Mrs.
Miniature garden, Mss. Kestle,
Mrs. Love.a•
Collection of flowers In pots,
Miss Margaret Cook, Centralia..
Parade
Decorated. care—Eric" Heywood,
Exeter Motor Sales,
Business floats -- Greene's Va-
riety Stare, Lions Club, Planter's
Peanuts.
Freak outfits—Donald. Elliott.
Decorated bicycles -- Terry
garet
Laughto.}•fayn,, Elizabeth Knox, Mar -
Decorated tricycles Bonita
Greene;. Bruce Fulcher, Meryl
Idle,
Public. athoels- in oostume—No.
2 Hay, Grades 1 and 2 Exeter.
Tasty Recipes ...
Try making chocolate • ice
cream out of an instant pudding
mix—just empty contents ' of
package into a bowl with lk
cups chilled milk and cup
heavy cream. Beat with a 'rotary
beater (or an electric mixer at
slow to medium speed) until'
smooth, about a minute. Pour
into refrigerator tray and flick
control to fast freezing. Freeze
until firm—about 2 to 3 hours:.
Different!
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASMW00D
Reeta, W.' F. Kroft, Minister
Mrs. Ken MCCsY'a1, Organist
Sunday', September 20
10:30 a.zti.—Sunday Sehool Rally
7:30 pan, -- W,S.W'.S, Day of
'Prayer Service
(Standard Time)
SIXTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
Cbiselhurst
.
United Church
SUNDAY, SEPT. 11
x;30 and MO pan.
. Watt IMinistert
:REV. .r A. 1Giclt 1111, .11i ,A,
Of Wesley t Villas, Clinton
'Ouett Soloist:
;4tir: D Ant*cher, Zurich
Rev. 4. i3, b*tttil, Atltilleia♦r
MPS. A« *eta, Brgeetittl
3
If you have plans for tomor-
row, be careful today, •— DRIVE
SAFELS! '
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Inter-tietiooal+Attcrdits
.0 Acknlowledotnents •
• llltirrounternenttt
'a Reptien Cards
We Issue*
therrno•Grevure Printing
(lteieed LAttettos)
p C mpleto Solettion.
+s Papular PROM
• PronipL DItalittotlt t.
Bines.
Advocate
LADIES AUXILIARY TO
SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL
Rummage
Sale
OF WINTER CLOTHING
Sat., Oct. 5
1:00 p.m.
407 Main St. 5.
(Formerly Snelgrovc`s)
Acceptable articles include
adults' and children's coats,
suits, dresses, gloves, mit-
tens, shoes and goloshes,
Clothing which r e q. ti i r e s
cleaning may be taken to
Brady or Mid -Town Cleaners
where it will be cleaned free
of charge. and delivered to
the sale. -
HELP YOUR HOSPITAL
Precision is the keynote of the"15harma-
Gist's profession. His years of training
qualify hilt to fill your doctor's prc-
scription %with complete accuracy ,
for the protection of your 'health! you
get prompt, precision prescription ser-
vice
ervice at Huntley's.
WE'RE MOV' 4 . n e .509N4
ewelicr Sale
Continues
Silver Tea .Service
•
SIX PIECES — Coffee Pot, Tea. Pot, not
Water Jug, • Crean and Sugar and Large
Waiter. Regular $109.95.
Reduced To $8415
Flatware . .
Limited quantities of 'First
Love, Inspiration, Mayflower,
.Adoration, Sweet `Briar, Gar-
denia. aiid Milady',
3 Only Empty Silver taste
Values to 415.00'
On Sale at $5.00 Each
Ladies Watch
Reduced $2.00 A Dayl
Pavieo 14•Karet Solid Gold Case,
21 Jewels, Ineabloe Movement.
Regular Price $59.50
Thursdays. Price , $63.50
Friday's' Price .....•..,...W..;451.50
Saturday's Price $59.50
Signet Sfgrn Rings ,
MEN'S
Mesa'nle Onyx 10 -Karat King, Reg. $25,75 ... .... NOW $1?,'1S
Onyx Initial 111.Karat Ring, leg. $23.511 t4OW S16.99
Signet 10 and 14•ikarat"lting, Reg. 05,00 for $16.19
LADIES'
10•1terat''Aquamarine and 'Kuhr, Flea. $30.00
10.Karet synthetic Ruby. Rag. SOS
10=WiraI Pink Sapphire, Rep. $9.50
NOW $1814
NOW $#.9t
Jack Smith Jewell,
MHOP1li 310.
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