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Mrs, Ken Greb .and Mrs. Rig .�.
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social eveitilig at the former's
:hoine on Friday of last week for
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Spf teenagers.
ag('rs.
A scavenger hunt, 'treasure
d Geoups Anna E fish
Recalls Past
Miss Anna E.
Iris ii, 84 who
The Ai
a Cli'beta id its o.pen-
ing iu0tn,g foi' +tlte season .on
hunt and contests followed ;by •a . 'l itesdaY 'evening at :the borne .of
weiner roast and other. tempting' Mrs. Max Turnbull,
delicacies provided an evening it was ,decided to Pilice up a
of fun .and laughter for .the young, collection of toys and other
people. goods+ for the, children at Lamb
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ton For Vl'sltors toff .County Cliiiclreiis Aid, Sar -
Mrs.. Arthur AlcFails enter-' niM for Christmaa, '
tained at her Notice oil Tuesday pmts. Itheloo Waldron the was ap-
e1'eniil for .Al °. andr • painted, t(i Took after � serving
g t Mrs, Rob and knitting materials and Mrs.
Alel,eod, of Milan, Michigan who ,
were visiting with her, Invited c
guests included Mr. and Mrs. an 1 Afr. ;and Mrs, George Mc.
Alex Iloclgins of Stoney O eck, i'.alls,
Air. Wes. ;lioclgins :and Mrs. J. Mrs. V. Speneer of S. Tbopx-
lilcLachlan, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet as, Mrs. Lorne Mote and family
1.lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Quin- of London, Mr. and Airs. E..
ton and family, Mr. and Mrs. R, Beaver of Crediton were Sunday
1�ilie-visitors w't1 ' i `
y .and. family, Miss Helenwith Airs. E. Abbott. .:
McFalls of London, Mr. and • Kathryn Kipp, daughter .of Mr;
Mrs, Edgar McFalls of Lucan, and Mrs. Il, ,Kipp, who has been
Mrs. Lillie Alel+'alls and Mr. Cy- ill at her horise for the past 'few
r11 Blouunaert of Biddulph, Mr. months, has returned to St. jos.
and Mrs. -Orville Dixon, Ailsa 'treatment. Hospital in London for
Craig, Mr. and Airs, Whitney treatment.
Coates, Mr. and Mrs. •Gerald Mrs, Arthur leFalls, Mrs,
McF,alls, Air, • and Mrs. Gerald Samson McFalls, Mrs, T. Willis
Glenn and son, Airs. Samson and. Miss Flossie Davey aeeo n-
A?eFa11s of Exeter, Mr,• and Mrs. panied Mr. and Mrs, Bob Mc -
Harry Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Lend to Strathroy on ,Sunday
Harris West and Bette Lou, Mrs, where they visited with. Air, and
T.. Willis, Miss .Flossie Davey Airs. Win,, Bird.
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CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
H, J. Cornish L, F. Cornish D. Mitcholl
K. W. Slade W. E. Suchard
2911w.DUNDAS ST, Dial 2-2651 LONDON, ONT.
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Elsie Desjardiae .and Miss Mar died 'Wednesday, Sept, ,.,:des•
cies-
Yen, the toys, .cribed :conditions in Exeter an an
Miss Mary 7;'eO 'Wen the draw, obituary she wrote herself 4e- ` Air., end.
dpnatcd by Mrs. 'Waldron, fore her death. . an I ers. 'Will Wright
H 4 S Plon Proaratn. Miss .Fish died at the home' anent fast week guests o.f Mit
'1'lxe Gralid Rand Home' 'of 'Aixs. Martha .$i'nitla, William and Alis° Yl � .5., Patterson at
. School Club 11e1d its first co St°* with who). shehad '.been 'the! .cottage at Liens Head, 1;S.tewar•t of th
f iii ti Mr..an- Mrs, J.. M. Robinson a CtUeps Apts.,
ing fqr the year with a good at- 'living for the past three Years. and Mr, Jansited friends in Helnsall and
tezldanee, en Thursday' evening. She was buried in Exeter seine- acs RobinsonRobiiisan .of ,St. district last week.
It was decided to bold another ter.Y Saturday following funeral ° P enha, .Air. and Airs, Emerson
'Teen Town !evening,service conducted ini ehelse a and Douglas, of Win-Ze. sad itxrs..Janies Gemmell.
o rducted Hopper chosen. and .Air. and: Airs, .dolls. 'yr visited with ;ors, Ella
W. F. Ai .a c L a r en intro- Hockey Funeral lime by Reef Batten, Sharpa Helenand :Ralph.
i en Susid.8y.
duced the new .principal, Mr. N. D. Knox, ..o Trivitt Memorial of klimvf s' witAir, Fipyd Bt lanehard who has
David Statton, and - ew teacher, Church, lie ..pent Sunday with been -on t'he tiff o theB o
11ir•. Robert Brandon. • Miss Fish's obituary read; IAix.•and Airs, R. W; Batten ,and s f Bank. f
«, withanl.• Nova::Scotia for :he past ,year
Exeter in Sep•4: Miss ,v has recently :been ;transferred 10
Airs. Bertha. Ings,' Mrs. Gar- I. was born inF elyn Howard visited
field Finkboiner. Mrs. H. c, telpher,'. 3.876. M rents thI3
Y Parents, , , , •wrtli friends in :ig111n ,over the 'Iolonto,
weekend and attended the f'un IVOR'S. Allen and Well. Rycl-
don visited on Sunday with M . 'canine to Exeter from St. Iso s �'
, i m ma . eras of Miss Anna Nish Saturday man of South Boardman Michi-
.and Atrs, Matthew' Sweitzei. in .Novenxbor, 1878. They drove
Qwin Topks
Item of Social and Personal ifiterHt ,I�n; eneI Around' :Exit rr
Vice 4. a<. l.ls
t+. r'r'a.a, .
i t ar tt (,er,t..i. schwas* ,iFle+�as t«i pairi.i.ia !the.. tra,Mr
•our rustier. ere Jot:rre111ie 14 7�e:.I111d !mutt^ ,trte.dL Jrnl.lsts'rtr"
visited with Mrs. Frank Wit
it
su itbt on Sunday.
Mrs. .E, Herr .and iklrs, .Jti
C. Rei;tiad..annd Mrit�
attdtwo ehaldaren, H^hu h;avm ae
ittltnalIttilsotn:dLe•edirelatteVG-CaerinSfr7(14-1;1M447nefr)
ntralia for the;
rs,, knave been:
Ile.
ilelli, Man.
lir, aind Mx ..lames Stewart,
of Vangpuver avian .are visitirr
at'Ql,el vOJe visited with ¥r. an
Mrs. Donald Ra4ph thee: forepart,
hn of rile weck,:
I1 oxworthy and Dianne of Lon late Mr and firs. E . H, Fsh,
to afternoon. gin 'visited the fast week with ,1,,,111,11 /., '
. L Exeter in a dem c at witha His nt 1.,n,u,Illnlrlrl„ 1u ;,, , nl ,
'W.l ....+tarns About Beataer pp r rur11111 u1 assns l
and Airs, W Hawse Mr. and Mrs, 15 i11 sty ckman and =
ei ins ey of
Hing •fall •inleeting an Thurs- .� railroad as Al • d Mrs. W. Marshall t Mr.and Mrs, i
day afternoo• . An invitation was
just being bunt), 1AUL Mode are
read from Cloverdale Institute! Mr, fish hada barber shpp I an of Calgary' ,Alta spent Sun.and ,the. points,
;`. a institute earn. our ami +' r. an rs, ore o s
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landboys
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visited on Sunday with
The Womens Institute held lisbe ong .g befor.. trains Ilamdto>> spent the: weekend with other xelatrves, g
opc were running (the 1v r an i , AI 1.
I Air. and Mrs. Will AfeLauch-i.on holidays. visiting at Buffalo
1 , other
Richard ;rohns, while re-
turning to his home o �Siliicge'
Street, Friday, stubbed ids :toe
on :the cement sidewalk and fell
on his face. H'e suffered a frac•
tuned nose and a ,couple of cuts •
from his eyeglasses that required
a few stitclres to close.
M. and Mrs. Nichoias BooY, •
of . Siineoe Street, are moving
this weep to .London, et'here they
have secured employment for the
winter.
po n s,
inviting the local tohere for 31 y p family. day with Mr. • and Mrs. Will
M Mrs. L rx h t
1Morenz a homen o
Y en Was: wasi part f a Av. E. O S kWalker in Clinton..
von- on in London ]n October, Beavers ernpty lot south of his: visiting with Alias Yea Coates. Airs, R, H. Russell, Exeter 1 .
Grand Bend •Institute beingin home. The second was whereand MO. Annie Saundercock. ►` 1-R�1wP Nfi
Airs, William Mair and Mrs. _
charge of the registration for •Darlings Food Market stands in , Annie E. visited with'Herasall, .attended the funeral. -of
this year, 1 a small frame building where 1 Mrs. E, -G, Lloyd Ferguson.n •Schomberg their cousin, 11frs. Aaron Hinkle,
their meeting on Wednesday,, , always livdd by 'the shop, Our . Wright,
'Oct.Act', .23. Mrs. Ro M r • first a. loge mart, .Toronto, Airs. Dora
appointed delegate to • the con -,:double house on Mr. B. W. F.! spent several days last week
n:
the
IM(l rt
4i at
Mist ,Wi
Iesrley visit
with Mi'.
Sianith',
Mrs.. Laura Ma
sister, Airs. Edina .
visited with their Sr.,'.
C. McLean, last '!aux
Clarence AicLca>n •
v sated with hLs zit.__
C. 'McLean* last Time _..
lir. and Airs., Art IN#rim(,
Mill St,, attended the 1,ettle
Beardshaw wedding iia.i4,ot.
Oix ,Saturday."he hale' Its
niece of Mrs. Walkons.,,
Miss Olive Wood* of Terms
spent the weekend with. h
father, Mr. 'William Woad.
r11}rllisll/lo rroom,r11 to lrnol000 uMaosoo o
Pick your con with :.a
PROVED CHAMPION
„sok D.orborA-WM1l Ertitm'.
After the business meeting the, was 'born. The° late Charles Sen- over the weekend.. the former Elizabeth Patterson,
members inspected the boat for had a photo studio next door.' Mrs. stay Boudreau is visiting in Tavistock on Saturday.
building plant of Mr,' John The third place we, lived in was ;1 tvith her parents, Mr. and sAfis' Mrs, Bessie Whiteford of Vir-
un wh r
Young,' Who ehplained the build- where Alr, A, E. Wuerth has William. Hunter,while :leer .hiss- den, Man. visited last week with
ing .pf boats and their parts. !his store, j band, :Sgt. Boudrea is on course Mr, and Airs, George Hawkins,
Retiring again to'the hall, Mrs.! "Mr, Fish, bought .a lot from i at Camp Borden. They have i Mr. and Mrs. Carman White-
Taverner discussed the motto ; the late Charles Sotsthcott on been transferred from Calgary , ford, Virden, Man. visited over
'Bp proud of '.your farm heti Sept. 8, 1876, ,and built a frame t0 St, John's Que, j the weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Cage, and have faith in the fu- j'house :and shop• there, Some' Mr. and Mrs. .Pack Robertson Carman. Cann and:Mr, and Mrs.
tore• iti years later, he, moved it back and Ann of Galt spent the week- H. H. G. Strang.
School Attends Thedford Fein' land had the brick building built end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.1 Air. and Mrs, Will Ryckman of
Oii Friday afternoon the - pu-',in front where it all stands=now. Lloyd T'aytor and attended the town and Mr. Grant Ryckman of
pits ,of Grand Bend public school He sold out in May, 1906, to Ed McA'lullen-Taylor weddings i Chiselhurst have returned home
took part in the parade at the ; Willis and in 1907 he built the, Mrs. W. C. Pearce returned on after visiting for the past tO
.thedford annual fate,- and also, house on Main St„ second d or;Monday .after being a. patient in days with relatives . North
,+,Illnu,theneweemiliele 1 eerie selemen1111elem me,,,,,,em ,,,,, 1 mese meen 1eleme,,, inNorthern
in the, school yells, ', j ngtth of Wellington Si -., The first! Hospital, London for wagger!,
5 Severs! „prries were won by market was located on the three ' four weeks. t
'Grand Bend pupils, Among them 'lets on the corner. Mr, and Airs, Mae Smith and h Air, 1i'dH 1Lev t aged 92 who
daughter of Alf, and Mrs. Rae in X911 and her mother in 1928 ±A. Smith over the weekend. the past two years, fell in his
'room while
x o dies r
u n
Gooding I
$ Sunday
odgot first•i,
g px ze in the .and since has lived alpne. except! Mr, and Airs. Wally Scott and moaning and fractured his •left
youngest class and Larry Jenni.-1 when in Detroit with cousins for Margaret of Southampton were aim above the wrist, He is at
son, infant son of :Mr. and Mrs. 1 several winters. for,
with Mr, and Airs. Lloyd present in the South 'Huron
Robt. 'Jennison first prize for un- "She was always interested in Taylor on Friday. !Hospital.
der one.year class. Trivitt Memorial church work,' Mrs, Mary Bettis, Bill and ! Mr. Levett was preparing'to
Personal Items !Sunday' School, choir 'and Alis-' Brian of Toronto spent the week- visit his sister in Toronto.
Mrs, E. Keown is with, her i sionarj'' WA. She remembered end with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Reeve Clayton Smith, of Us -
husband at Westminster ,Haspi-; going to old English. church and Triebner. - borne Township, underwent an
tal, London, .where he underwent Sunday School' when it was on Mr. Irvin Armstrong ,Es a pa -appendectomy operation at Si,
surgery. ,l property w h'e r e Mir. Hilton tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon. Marys Hospital Monday evening.
Mrs. William Sweitzer under- Laing's house now stands. She:don.
went an operation in St, Joseph's liras with the Sunday School. pis.- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rowe visit- ,*
Hospital, London, this week, I pits who sang at the laying of ed with their daughter and fam- Your Library
ry
Mrs. A. Desjar•dine won first 1 "Miss Fish lived with her pa.family, Guelph,visited with his ; as ina�� e s ome wi e
prize for glade 2 art the infant rents until
Mr. and Mrs.
L Hodg�
Wine
CREDITON
Wish to announce the sale of our
General Store
TO MR AND MRS. ART ATTFiELD
VTe 'would like to take this opportunity to express
our sincere. appreciation for the patronage we have
enjoyed during the past 10 years.
We are happy to recommend Mr. and Mrs, A (field
tq• our 'former. patrplis. We believe they will render
competent and 'friendly service to the community.
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Art andrBeth .Attfieid
are happy to- announce that they. have taken over' the
General Store operated by Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hodge .
at Crediton and solicit•the patronage of their cus-
tulilers' and friends in the district..
During our first week in business, we are sponsor-.
ing a
Free Get -Acquainted Draw '°
Every customer in our stdre• this Thursday, Friday.
and Saturday will receive 'a FREE chance on the
following prizes: . •
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FIR:S'i' PRIZE — $10 GROCERY VOUCHER
SECOND PRIZE •_-- SS. GROCERY *VOL/CHER
The draw will be made on '
.Saturday Night at• 9 p.m.
WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL LUCKY DOLLAR
FOOD SALE POR^THE THANKSGIVING WEEKEND.
Free iDelivery As' Usual •
AttfieId's General Stare
PHONE 98 CREDITON
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Amuse
they dl d ll f th parents Air and Mis Gorden Acheson at the Central Hotel for
Announcements
' BIRTHS
BL.4 I E -Mr, and Mrs. Albert A.
Bianke, . 314 'Alain St„ Exeter,
announce the. birth of a sop,
Gary Boss, at South Huron Hos-
pital, Septem.her 29, 1957 - a
brother for Guy.
GAT.T3RAITli-Mr, and; Mrs. Gee,Galbraith, Crediton, announce
the: birth of a daughter, Hea-
ther Yvonne. at South Huron
Hospital, September ?5, 19o7 -a
s19tor for Sheryl Ann.'
C•tIL'f Tt.LA\ - Mr. and, ttr5. Ri11
Gilfillan, 366 Carling St., 35x-
eter, announce the birth of a.
daughter, 'Wendy Charlene, at
South turnn• Hospital, Septem-
ber 25 1057-a sister for Randy„
HTC,GP'S Arr, and 'Mrs. William
J -Liggins, Exeter, 'wish to, an-
nounce , the birth of their son,
William• Mehra, at St. Joseph's
linspttal, London, September 2_3,
J357 --a broth& for Bobby and
Debra. •
GREN.I'Lr'. Mr. and Mrs. BolandG•renter, Grand Bend, announce
the birth' ora son, ,Tobn•Michael
at Routh Huron Hospital, Sep-
temher 1,!t; 1357.
IIASSS—Mi. and -Mrs. Leo Pau]
Masse,,, Dashwood; announce the
birth., of a daughter, Sharon
Otitic'; "a,t South Huron Hospital,
Septeni.be• 27,-1357-a sister for
t,('tuoV Anne. -
AIF]]rl)]\GL° •�Ir, .and Mrs. Ivan
'111.0.1dinger, Zurich, announce tits' birth . of 'a' sen, Wayne Alfred
at South Huron Hospital, Sept 7, 1357 -sr brother for
Debbie.
4t 1;I,\—Cal s nl Dorcas We In, .172
lane
St., Exeter. announce the
birth of a daughter, weight 9
lbs.. r: oz., at South 'Huron
Hospital, October 1, 1957, ' •
CARDS OF • THANKS '
Mrs. W. C. Pearce wishes to
thank ail those who remembered
her with flowers, cards and visits
whlle,.a. patient in V loteria 'Flos '
pita 1, 'London :during the Bast
four Weeks
lai'e.'nce 2 `
� and Dorothy Down
wish to Sincerely• thank their
fniends, neighbours and relatives
for the eards,'treats and flowers
sent to ,Ctarenpe while he was a
patient at St. J'osopb',s Hospital
awl since retprnink ho.tne. 3*
1 neighbors tfor ilcarVis, f visiitsf and
treats while a• patient in South.
Huron Hospital. - Mrs. Gordon
Arae.Donald.' •3c
I wish to thank all my friends
and neighbours for the lovely :
flowers and cards they sent me
during my recent illness,, .1.
Special thank you lo Rev. IC.
Zorn and our Ladles'' •:rid.—Airs,
Philip. Passeld. 30
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We Ate dont nuihg ,Our
�I ��f�►�a �1 utnbing&..
Electricai Business
T wilts disposed of our General Stare, we now have opened art
office o11 Mali Street in Crediton and • will be p olttinuin} with
our plumbing, heating and 'electrical business. .
fg� g t ter service, both
We can linty concentrate o11 giving better 3illd"fns
in Installations and, repairs. Call us for ciuotations
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Lorne Hodge :.
PHOhit 1 . - 1 CREIOiTON
ily in Lucknow'this week and at-
tended Teeswater Fair. Continued .From Page
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whilsrnith, stood for 20 hoursto obtain tic -
Beverly and' Kathie of. London kets for a lecture they would be
unable to understand, simply be -
!cause they wanted to see the
MARRIAGES •the ' Cornerstone of the new jungle doctor. A reporter asked
Ev-TAYLOR--on sitar- for in regent years because of why .they were willing to stand
ptentber P. S, .1957, at the . ,, so
long' and receive • the reply
ge, .Tames Street United arthritis. ;"because he' is the greatest man
Exeter, Ontario, by the
Miss Fish is survived by cou- who lives today."
sins in London and 'Detroit. 1 Dr Schweitzer's. address "The
'Pallbearers were William Mar- . problem of peace in the world of
shall, Louis Day, Lorne 7ohnston, ' today."is available at yourli•
Lorne Oke, Harry Sherwood and brary as well as his biography
Me'AiliLL
Satur-
day, S0
parsons
Church,
Rev, n
H. J. Sell, Mary .Isabel,
daughter of ;lir, and Mrs. Lloyd
Taylor of Exeter, to William
'McMullen, *son of Mr. and
1lrs. 1V. ,l. McMullen, of Lon-
doi1, •Ontario.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and • 'Airs. Campbell Eyre,
I' 1ppen, wish to announce the
engagement of: their only daugh-
ter. Marlyn Margaret Elizabeth,'
to Mr Xoi•n an Bay Les, of Galt,
son oMrs. Burton ilruir, .Sea -
forth. The 'wedding to lake place
October 26 at 2:39 o'clock, E.S.T.
In Hensa'lt 'United, Church.
-The engagement is announced
of Winona Ada, /youngest daugh-
ter* of Charles 'William Coxen,
London, and' the late Mrs. ("oxen,
to Mr. Claire Leroy Hoffman,
(redtton, Ont., soh of Mr, and
Mrs, Charles B. Hoffman, Blue-'
vale, Ont., the wedding to take
.'place af the Church oI` Christ
Disciples, London, Saturday, Oct.
19, 1957, , at 3 ,tr.in, D.S.T. 3*
ANNOUNCEMENTS
;Alis ''rank, Parsons is' enter-
taining .at a' trousseau tea on
Wednesay, OcJ.ober 9, from 2 to
5 In the aftei`�noon and 7 •to 9 in
the evening, in honour of her
daughter, >ti.uby, 'whose marriage
lakes 'place, on: Saturday, October
13, 3 c
'DEATHS
PISH—In Exeter, on Wednesday -
September 25, 1057, Anna E,
Fish, in her eighty-second year,
IN MEMORIAM
FLETCHER—In loving memory of
my dear cottsln, Mary -Elizabeth
Pletcher, .who passed away Oc-
toller 9, 1905.
Though her smile is gone• forever,
And her hand 1' cannot touch,
Still I have so many memories
1J1 the one •L loved se much.
Her memory' is Any keepsake
'With which we'll never part;
God has her In His Keeping,
1 have her in my heart,
"•-Lovingly remembered. by her
cousin, airs, Priscilla• B. Mad,.
HOGATtTH — in ?end and loving
' ?Memory of Mother and grand-
rnother, :11 rs. ' S. 1'. Hogarth,
Who passed away one year ago,
September 19, 1?156.
Dear mother, you are not for -
Though tion 'earthyou are no
More,
Still in ntetrtory you are With us,
As you always were before.
-Ever remembered by her son,
daughter -in-law and g.rand-
children,• L,Victor Hogarth and
tanrlly, 3c
HEWITT •- stn 'fond and loving
memory; of a clear dad anti
grandfather, Mr, W. J, Hewitt,
't%ho45. passers away October 4,
19 °
1Ve 11'51 e only your „tnenIOry, dear
dad,
To remember our whole lite
through,
But Atm sweetness Will linger
forever
As we treasure the ilnaae of
you.
Aver remembered by daughter,
ton -in -10w and grandchildren.
.4.nd Mrs. L. V. Hogarth and
family, • 3e
• P'r:51--1n loving memory of a dear
aunt, Minnie Pim, who passed
195alvay5,. trvo years ago, October 2,
Happy memories, tend and true.
1/'rom tis twlio'thought. t'he n'orld
!.lie t1>orld of 36u.
-�Eval'
remembered by uler.es and
neltihArtg: (Harry, tlele 'Ser.
niece, Lillian, Marlon and lam'.
HOS. 3*
I+vi1[ -In loving• melriol'y of a. dear
Stater,. Minnie Pyrn, who passed1..walf., 9,way5two year's ago, October
9,K,
We often think or by -gone days
When Ove wore all together.
A..tamity chain 19 broken now
But menleries drill line forever.
To ua she hat !'tot gong aiway
Igor has the teareked far,
dust entered tisd'a eternal Donne
Aird lett the ates tad '••'-Blear .r A pis 9 to ti e r d 'by sister
r'itt-tit loving rr49ntdry of a dear
bother, Minnie V. pont. who
tatted e:rray 'beteber z, 1955.
eMorie9 are treataures' lie One
ban Meal;
bath Ia' e, beam' -break, tie one
can • heal
660 in. our heart* !t tt'tetit'ory'` fa
kart
9 lbvina 'Mother, '6GA *111 rter9i'
fo+•JI•ev
Ever i imeltib9 -ed b;e the faritil r.
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church. She has not beerls active
Owen Atkinson. -1 by Jacquelyn .Berrill.
'CHRIST ANGLICAN
CHURCH, CENTRALIA
Rev. R. H. Anions, Rector
Mrs. M. )1.. Elston, Organist
HARVEST HOME SERVICE-
Sund'ay, October 13
7:30ltr,m. D.S.T.
Guest Speaker:
• Rev. Brende-Vries
Everyone Welcome
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
.Rev. Samuel. Kerr, B,A., B.D.
Minister
Mrs. 'J. G. Cochrane, Organist
10:00 a,ni, — Rally Day Service
for Sunday School and Con-
gregation,
The • Sunday School will as-
semble in the Sunday School
room at 9:45 a.m.
Sacrament. of Baptism
Nursery for children up to six
years. -
The minister will .conduct the
Rally Day Service.
MAIN STREET
The United Church'
• of Canada
Minister: Rev.- Alex. Repsdn
Organist: Mri. A, Willard
10:db ant. The Church' School
11:1$
a.m.-.Worship Service
Nursery Class up LO three years
in .the Primary Department,
Beginners, ages 4.6, will with-
draw during the second .hymn.
' For Pardon, Pee Purpose
Go Te Church.
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United, Brethren
CREDITON
Rev. Glen R. Strome, Minister
10:00 a.pi,-holy Gblnmunion
"A Witness To Others"
11;15 a.m,-Church School
7:30 p.m. -=Evening Service
"The Bridle bf Truth"
Monday—Mission Band
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Mein Street
Pester: Evantt. L. Winn -Butler
Organist; !tilts Marion l't'eibner
Pianists Mri, 'Don Jelley'
0:45 aril, Alissionney Day, lr
Sunday School
11100, a,ltt «•'-Coltlmunion Service
5:30 jt,iti ...l van tlisttr Service
Wed., 8:1)0 11..11h—bible Study -anti
Prayer
A Hearty' Welcome To All
°'For th+i Lord is good: Hie
mercy is 'everlasting"
100:S,
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA •
Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Reefer
Trivitt
Trivitt Memorial,. Exeter
Robert Cameron, Organist
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
11:30 a.m.—Choral Communion
Preacher: Rt. Rev. C. C.
Robinson, D,D„ Bishop of
Moosonee.
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
10:00 a.m,—Sunday School and
Bible Class
11:00 a,m.—Service
. JAMES ,•STREET'
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell,Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
10:00 •a.m.—Sunday Sell of
11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship
World Wide Communion
Reception of hew members
'Anthem — Choir
7:00. p.M.—Evening Worship
We begin our evening services.
, Please note that the success of
these services depends on your
interest and support.
A Warm Welcome '
Is Extended: 'To All.
THE BETHEL
REFORMEDi CHURCH
IN MAIN 'STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p,m.-=Afternoon Worship
Dutch .Service
3:30 p.m.—Sunday School
All Welcome
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
' DASHWOQD
Rev. W. F. Kroft, Minister
Mrs. Ken Metre*, Organist
Sunday, Oetober' 6
10:00 a;rn,—Holy° Communion
11:05 a.nt,—Sunday School
7:30 pan. -.Vesper :Service ,
THAMES. ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION'
'.EXETER
Siiltd8y School
10:30 to 11:30 'a.M.
'Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 'Lord'
Supt.: Stanley Sander, Zurich
CHRISTIAN WORMED
CHURCH
Sunday, October
0:45 tt.nt.-Vsnder Ito&
English Setwide
2.15' p.iit....-butelr Service
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This corn picket' can give
you the same 'kind. of.
quick, clean and coire;,.:
plate picking -perform-
ance that's won awards.
in nsany contests. Let it
help you tyke mom.
money from your corn.
it's easy to et:craft—tow-cosi— efficient
Conte in find see it now
Larry Snider
MOTORS
LSMFT
'57 FORD FAIRLANE 500 TUDOR .. $2,95
Automatic, power steering, power brakes,
tinted glass, washer, radio.
'55 FO -RD CMOM. TUDOR, low mileage . $1,750
'55 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN $1,695
Only 15,000 miles.
'55 FORD COACH, a nice oi16
'55 FORD SEDAN, a steal
'54 FORD SEDAN, above average
"53 FORD SEDAN, radio, driven by a lady
'54 METEOR COACH, you're robbing me
'53 FORD COACH .
'53 CHEVROLET SEDAN
'53 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE
. A real sex wagon.
'51 METEOR COACH, really good
'51 CHEVROLET SEDAN
'51 FORD COACH
'51 FORD SEDAN
'52 FORD COACH.
'51 PONTIAC SEDAN
DODGE COACH
'50 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN
'50 DODGE COACH
'51 STUDEBAKER SEDAN, overdrive
'50, FORD COACH, radio
Your choice
'50 DODGE SEDANS (2)
'50 PONTIAC SEDAN
'50 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN
'51 HUDSON SEDAN
Your choice .
'49 CHEVRO.LET CLUB COUPE
'49 AUSTIN SEDAN •.
TRUCIS
595
.650
'57 FORD PARCEL DELIVERY, low mileage $4,000
'54 MERCURY 700 TRACTOR
'52 FORD 3 TON DUMP $ 550
SPECIALS
faiiewine 30 -day Units will be reduced $16.06 tads
day until Old: THuitS, PRICE
'52 RIO TANDUM DUMP
Step-up, step-down transmission.
'51 FORD COMEINE, motor driven 41, 750
'Used v61.7 littio.
Larry Snid
rerd. Monolith *Doter
I PHONN 624 SA* and Servies EX
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