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every onaber, 'visitation � in same cases. women participat-
of ibe eight churches in this dis- ed. The canvassers assembled in
trier connected with the sector; a body in their respective
plan was' held on Sunday. churches and were eomnnissiene.
Churches en•operatin were' by the ministers to no out tii•a
'Iain: Strteet, James Street,, igen- by two. Before leaving the
all andEllinvWe United, church the noon' meal wasoo,
Churches; Cavell mut ,Cromarty i vided by one of the wen'sinechurches; Zion - ganizations.
Church, Crediton :and i The visitation was the .c1iimax
Calvary E'.ti.B'. Church, Dash :of more than a three month's
t"waod, [ preparation of a carefully
The visiting was done in the; worked -out plan in which the lay
after.noen principally by men but members of the churches played
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Bluebird
Diamonds
"Miracle Of Lova"
$coo AND UP
Gents' and Ladles'
FANCY RINGS
Birthstones
A Good Flue Te Shop
S. B. TAYLOR
PHONE 420WJeweller, � .EXETER
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BY ,KENNETH SH0
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lUr. and Mrs. John Scholfield•Chairm r
an. McG'illiYx a TYr , p
and Elsie of Parkhill spent Sun School Area Board
.day with 1Vliss. Mary 13. du uGs. This afternoon I would like to
Saturday .evening guests with speak peak to the ratepayers a f
4r. and Mrs. •Cecil Ellwood were p avers o thio
• township as one ratepayer to
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon: Young and another, forgetting. that 1 am' Linda of Toucan, ants Mr. and one of 'a, board of trustees.x a
Mrs, George 1'rest and Billy, are working in the interests of
Mr. David Morley has been all concerned.
on the sick list. You have been toles this after -
Mr. f -
111r. and Mrs. Scott Reid and noon by members of our school
daughter .of Lieury spent Sun- board of .conditions that :exist in
day with Mr. and Mrs. Murray / our school .area. While they utake
Rowe. no .demands of us, I feel that as
Guests with Mr. and t1rs. Fred a ratepayer in our township,
Fenton durig buriat of 141r, i paying taxes like the rest of
1lilt Beating'were the tatter's yeti, I am entitled to a hearing.
daughters, Mrs, Allen Carter .of 1 Back sante 10 years ago,• our
Lansing, Miss Olive Ranting,, school area was formed. 'At that
R.N. of Sarnia, .also Mrs. Elmo1 time our former school sections
Morgan of Sarnia. (and . d I am led to believe there
The McGillivray Women's In- were few exceptions) could not
stitute met in the hall on Wed^ t v t t _
nesday afternoon. Plans were s .';, 4 44,4
made to. eater to a turkey ban -111:
quet to be held 'Thursday eve sit
.nni tv for the Federation :of Agri
Mr. and l►irs. -Grant Amos and •J+
children spent Saturday eve
ring with friends in Exeter.
Mrs. Charles ltillwood and son, ,�:!
Harry, of Sarnia visited with
Mr, :and Mrs, Cecil Ellwood on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Odd. and :+r
Carolyn of London spent Sunday
with their parents,
arouse suffielent interest in their
schoolget
h toout a
and , o the d kh bu-
siness a trio
siness which had to be done on
school meeting day. Our school.
inspector of that time did work
for and succeeded .in having this
area formed. I believe that he
had the idea in mind that even
Wally our township schools.
would be united, and that we as
ratepayers would have a rnore.
economical setup than the pre-
vious administration. In that I
think we are all agreed. The
grants paid to an area are much.
greater than to individual.
schools,
At that time our schools were
not all alike --- some were in
poor condition, some fair, and
some reasonably goad. Water in
any supply, as well as from a
health standpoint, was question-
able. After 10 or 1.i ye.:rs those
the most important part, Many
of the lay members who never
before had attempted any visita-
tion in connection with the work
of the church found great sans,
taction in the manner in which
they were received in the homes
and the splendid response.
The canvass was not only Thr
funds but for a deeper interest
in all branches of the church's
work;
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STORE OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY EVENINGS DURING DECEMBER
Something For Everybody.
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Christmas
Merry(
Let us help you solve your Christmas gift problems from our enormous
stock of ladies', men's, children's and infants'' wear .and household goods.
We will lay away any merchandise . until Christmas. Here are a few sug-
gestions: •
;For Ladies And Misses
Dresses, coats; suits, blouses, skirts, housecoats, lingerie,
pyjamas, handbags, nylon hosiery, handkerchiefs, para-
sols. etc. •
See, our beautiful Crinoline: slips, from 15.96.
LA12JES' & MISSES' GRAND. MERE SWEATERS
A .lovely gift, smoothies and orlon feather weight, short
and long sleeves, pullovers & cardigans, $5.95 to $7.95.
'BABIES' WEAR_..:. Complete new stock for eltristmas.
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Towel :sets,,' linens, bed spreads and throws, fancy pillow cases, .table
cloths; white ,and/ colored sheets:
F-LANNELETTE BLANKETS—Kingcot heavy weight,, white with colored
borders, size 70x90, while they last at $5.69 a pair. We now have plain
grey Ibex blankets' in stock at 15.95 pair: ,
EXTRA 'SPECIAL -25 dozen Caldwell make dish cloths, size 12"x12" on •
sale at 12¢ Each, 8 for $1.00.
BATH MAT SETS; boxed, Christmas special at ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;, set $3.98
Got Your
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Coupons.
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F•r The Ito
$$00. XMAS
Jackpot
For Men
Tony Day Sweaters ' ,,,, ,
In Lamb's wool and orlon or' pure Acrilai5.95 to $9.96 ¢
Sport ,Shirts $3,95 to $6.95
Arnazing New No -iron Shirts $5,95 to $7.50
.By Arrow and Forsyth,plain white or stardust
.Forsyth Scarves 1' ; $1,95 to $3:95
Matching Tie and Sock Sets,,,;,.,....,Y,.,,,.1,.,,,,,;,,,,,,,, $2.50
Chrome Tie Racks,. holds 45 ties ....`,,.,.,,•..........:... '$2,75
SPECIAL1-41annelette Sport Shirts `$1,98'
Hickok Tie Bars, Cuff Links; Belts, Billfolds
For oys •
All -wool liookey Sweaters ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,1 $2,98
SOX • $1.69' Toques ,...„ 98
White Broadcloth Shirts, bow tie, links . $2,98
Flannelette Sport Shirts $1,49 to $ .91
Ski, Cas, Mitts, :Seeks etc, — A Big Variety
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conditions remain practically un -
.changed. Why?
Can It be :as ratepayers, brat
we cannot or will not bring our-
selves 'to realize •that one of the
first, responsibilities lies in
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du-
catrn
s our oncoming genera-
ti;Viele a `. lts
sadu s know
t that In the
past 25 years, the change in
time, the' Gradual, has steadily
marching ar . hin
g o n. While we
have gone front horse to buggy
days to an age of tractors, coni•
bines, hay -balers and forage
harvesters, not to mention auto-
mobiles from the old tin sizzle
age to eight-cylinderbl.'conver.
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t s and Cadillac$, we. are still
content to educate our ,children
in the sante buildings and ways
as our fathers, yes, and our
grandparents received their edu•
.cation — back in some eases,
before the turn of the ,century.
1 ,wonder. 'if time, could be
erased if the founders of these
old schools would not feel just
a little ashamed of the fact that
those schools had not turned out
better material than what we
i
of the second, .'third, .and even respect has beep lost. IS That
the fourth generation appear to' , not .enough to ,cause tis to won•
e av
not*put .der if huo,
represent.. eP offtoo. 1
I think, my friends, that it is 1long the thin0that we have
time that we took a good look been asked .to do in tine ,years; d
around us, face facts, let by, past?' .
v a
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gonesand i.
e b ns n e
b o!', p
il that •weydo have the intesti-
nal fortitude le face tomorrow ,
wi a f r.
khor t +ea �•
Su Support
It would ,seem to nae that ourp *
would
not unlike our ;churches
the re -
schools S
d 1 � shouldcommand ���.
,_ o cord Muscular'
, d �' ,a
.speet of the communities. in
which they serve. The recent
of some of:: sera '...'h. ,
attacks by vandals t � � �•
our schools make it appear that
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CERTIFIED• PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
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K, 1M,. Slads 'W. E. Suchard
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ROL SINGING
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Afternoons, Sp
Saturday pEtern
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SNO Afternoon
Saturday
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For Cbllctren►
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"'iCORX All Lit Uel
Streets,
Homes., . '
� Stores, RK1,�,�'
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of Parking. Space Available.
,Plenty of
;ICI CSelection In Exeter'•
YeV`il find A Complete
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Cash Prizes !
Sat., Nov. 30
Sat. Dec. 7
Sat.,, Dec. 14
Saturday,
Dec. 21 . -.
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. $50.00
$100.00
$150.00
$500.
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Every purchase you, make in participating Exeter stores between now
and Chriitmas betters your chance to win these big cash prizes! Draws
will be made a$ soon after 10 p.m. as possible but you <don't need to be
present to win! Enter now . enter often, Here's your chance to win
a really BIG Christmas gift from your progressive Exeter merchants.
FREE Chcince With EVERY Purchase.
(Minimum Amount 250
'These ...EXErER tores.
Food Markets
A & H SUPERIOR
DRURY'S RED WHITE
- EXETER FROZEN FOODS
FINK'S MEAT MARKET
FORD'S FOOD MARKET
PRAYNE'S GENERAL STORE
SANDERS' GROCERY
Jewdllery Stores
JACK SMITH JEWELLER
St 0. TAYLOR JEWELLER
Stationery Stares
CHOOSA BOOK SHOP
EXETER TIMESADVOCATE
Cleaners
BRADY CLEA4ERS
MOTOWN CLEANERS
Shoe Stores
4MYTHIS SHOE STORE
WIJERTH'S SHOES
Miscellaneous
ERSMAN'S BAKERY
F. W. HUXTABLE
SAVOY BARBER SHOP
JONES, MacNAUGHTON SEEDS LTD.
GUENTHER TUCKEY TRANSPORT
Furniture Stores
DINNEY FURNITURE
HOPPERtHOCKEY FURNITURE
Restaurants
ARMSTRONG'S RESTAURANT
OTHER'S COFFEE SHOP
Clothing Stores
LLOYD FORD'S MEN'S WEAR
GOULD & JORY
IRWIN'S LADIES' WEAR
WALPER'S
Variety Stores
tHAINWAY
GREENE'S VARIETY
Hairdressers
YtGO-I3Y BEAUTY SALON
Drug Siores
BROWNING'S
HUNTLEY'S IDA
ANDREW JOHNSTON DRUGS
Auto Supply
GRAHAM ARTHUR MOTORS
CANADIAN TIRE STORE
EXETER MOTOR sALES
MATHERS BROS.
SNELL BROS. GARAGE
SOUTH END SERVICE
LARRY SNIDER MOTORS
WILsON OROS.
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Hardwaresilectric
BeAveRs HARDWARE
FISHER'S HARDWARE
LINDENFIELD'S LTD,
RUSSELL ELECTRIC
TRACK/AIR HARDWARE
Open Wedne day Afternoons Until Christmas 1%44; Early!
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