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m.arii;}•n Ross, daughter elfCentralia were stiecessftli. in oh -
IA J. 0. and 105. Ross, p xc. ; taint first class honors in.
ter and Allison Clarks daughter Grade' 3 History at the Royal
of Rev.. and Mrs. J. T. Clarke; Conservatory Music PX11.10s, :held
;in London, Mrs. Robert' McDon-
-r aid is their leacher,
N:otice ,daughter of M01r.
AlCT`f
tabled fhonors in Grade
1 piano and Betty Dixon, dauh-
-
A meting of the Tatop ers 'ter of I1r. and Mrs, Andrew Di-
xon. 'received first class honors
Of $.S, No. 10 in .Grade 2 Theory, Mr. Lawrence
Wein is the teacher.
Tuckerslmith
hill be .held in the school on COMING EVENTS
�A
LTable
Thurs., March 6 sponsored
BAKESAlaEy BandetaApron Sigma Phi
Sdtcovrp , in ng rnerly
at 8 30 p au., to discuss :the ocup]ed by Snelgbuildirovcsfor(across
advisability of joining the from Post office) on Saturday,
School area, march 1. 13:20:27c
VERN AI.1DERDICE,
Secretary -Treasurer,
Kipped, Ontario,
CKNX
BARN
DANCE
HENS.ALL ARENA
Sat,, March
BROADCAST 8 P.M, SHARP
FQLLOWED BY DANCE
Tickets On Sale At 7:15
ADMISSION
Adults •75¢ Children 50¢
Sponsored by
Hensall Kinettes
Uric
Theatre
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
February 27, 28, larch 1
"THE TALL T"
* Randolph Scott
* Maureen O'Sullivan
and on the same program
The stery of Queen Elizabeth
and Prince Philip on their last
Lour of Canada.
"THE SCEPTRE AND
• THE MACE"
MON., TUES. & WED.
March 3, 4 and 5
"SILK STOCKINGS"
* Fred Astaire
* Cyd Charisse
AND ADDED SNORTS
- COMING -
"DARBY'S RANGERS"
, * James Garner
* Etchika Chouccan
Arena,
Activities
THURSDAY, FEB. 27
9;30 -10;30 -RCAF
111:30 -11130 -Junior Farmers
FRIDAY, FEB. 28
4 ;00 5:(10-. ka'Hng
ft :00 -7:00 -RCAF F'lyera
8100-i0:00-1'ubile skating
SATURDAY, MAR. 1
8:00-12:00-211nor Hockey
1:3n 8:00-814.11 Linn»'
3;30 -5:30 -Figure 8kaling
4,30 -Contrails RCAF'
'.•a, A:slnt,r
frnmmnntt. 'Playoffs)
.sn Ad.nrlssaon Charge
SUNDAY, MAR. 2
12:00-1 :15-31ohnb k Prae(1ke
Brt0O11BA1,1, .PLA'rOFF'S
1:30 -2:30 -Dashwood' %'I.
Merry maw))
2:30-3M-11 linst krg vi. X(n..NMCt1
1:30-4:00-1r1Ig'ht Cadets
MONDAY, MAR. 3
4 :005:00-Sekool Jrlhelcey
0:30-10:30-11C AF
TUESDAY, MAR. 4
2:00 4:00-1,ndies Curling
4100 -5:30 -Junior Cttrting*
i :00 -11;00 -Adult Curling
WEDNESDAY, MARY 5
3d10-5 :00 -Skating
8;30-'WOAA, PLAYOFFS
T.RAVELQGU.E --- Rev. G. W,
Goth of London is presenting his
travelogue "Around the World in
6(1 Days" in Thames Road Unit-
ed Church, Wednesday, March
12, under the auspices of the
Married Couples Group. Wateh
for later advertisement, 20:27e
THE WORLD TOMQRRQW---An
inspired analysis of today's
events by Herbert W. Armstrong,
every Sunday at 6 p.m. on
CKLW, Windsor, 800 kc.
27;6:13:20"
A PLAY, "Euralia Bridge from
Hemlock Ridge," will he pre-
sented in. Woodham L.O.L. Hall.
on March 7, Presented by Wes-
ley Y.P.U. 27r"
EUCHRE -Exeter Chapter No.
222 O.E,S, will hold a euchre in
the chapter rooms on Friday,
March 7, at 8 p.m. Good prizes!
and lunch. Admission 500.. 27c
BAKE SALE and Apron Table,
sponsored hy' Beta Sigma. Phi
Sorority, in building formerly
occupied by Snelgroves (across
from Post Office) on. Saturday,
March 1, 2:00 p.m. 27c
t,O.O.F, NO. 67 official visit,
Tuesday, March 11. Seaforth
thirddegree team, D.D.G.M.
Brother Falconer. and Noble
Grand Brother R. S. Hunter.
. 28c
PANCAKE SUPPER -- Brinslcy
Anglican Church, Tuesday, Mar,
4. Supper served 6 to 8 p.m.;
followed by a good program.
Adults 750, children 350, Every-
one welcome. 27c
SEE 1'Ht
Eagle Terry
Singers
AT SHDHS °
To -Night
Thursday,' Feb. 27
8:30 p.m.
Ticket holders are WARN-
ED to be EARLY for good
seats.
A few tickets will be still
available at the door.
Top Hat
TEA
and FASHION SHOW
of HATS
SALE OF HOME BAKING
Wed., March 12
3:00 p.rn.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH SCHOOL
Admission 35¢
Ladies' Legiori Auxiliary
, ANNUAL
NCE
"Frolic For Spring"
EXETER LEGION HALL •
Wed., March 12
BILL STUART
And His Orchestra
A QUEEN WILL BE
CROWNED
A,,,t th,lIIf 11 111111 li trimaum m,Raif intrintlm,nam linin itiu:iin, arm) ift:MIJ IM,,,IIt lll ltm lhrlllllllYL
WOAA
layoff
for the right
to enter OYH.A,
play(lwns.
Second 'Game of Bosf'of•Seven Series
Wed, March 5 At Exeter
8:30 pam
Philipsburg v ...,
(Holders Of An 18.3 WOO Record)'
VS.
Exeter Mohawks
(Holders Of A '19.3 League Record)
BOOST THE MOHAWKS BY
ATTENDiNra ALL HMI` GAME$
PeffitVrnfttrnnrnl1111r1n1nYnrrrrfrn'11WIMi 1111mnnrrinrnnmtrnllrrnFnlrauentlni,ntTnitirnr111111 1111totlii
NEW PUC STAFF --Staff of Exeter PUC, which has been enlarged to take over hydro
service in town, now numbers eight. Members include, seated from left, Mrs, Don
Gravett, Miss Dorothy Davis, secretary -treasurer; Mrs, Bev Skinner; standing, Vern
Postal, lineman, formerly of Clinton; Bob Pooley, lineman; Hugh Davis, superintend-
ent; Mel Keating, foreman, formerly of Wingham; and Ed Coomhes, groundinan. New
equipment acquired by the commission includes a three -ton truck fitted for line work
and a half ton service truck. The staff ser vices 1,133 hydro customers and 1,058
water consumers. -T-A Photo
CENTRALIA DART CHAMPIONS --Cpl. D. H. "Danny" Richardson, PMC of the Cor-
poral's Institute, RCAF Station Centralia, and Cpl. Bill Springstead are shown receiv-
ing the Inter -Mess Dart Challenge Trophy from LAC $ill Hickey, PMC of the ak-
men's staff lounge, and LAC Bob Richards, airmen's lounge sports convenor. The
dart tournament was keenly contested and the Corporal's Institute won the tourna-
ment 21 games to 17. -RCAF Photo
SS Awards
At limville
7111
Anaoncemeits
�LRT.HS ...-, NUJ CHARGE
PARRS QF THAN.tta .--_ -.- 750
EN0AG4MENT4 • ... M --w 75;
IN M.gMOBIAMS - $1,00
(Four -Jinn Verse)
�Etrtra verses, each. 25;
BIRTHS
i.lft11.10.l'S- August .O.iu3 Derry (nee
ration/ reg tut are proud 't0
announce the birth. of a $nn,
James Edward, et South Huron
Hospital, :Nebr,aary° "2, 127,5--a
brother for Bradley.
J I l.1,AN1) -.- fir, A. L. and. 'Alfa.
Reiland, 101 Columbia ()rine,.
RCA 10 Sim km Centralia. an-'
nnuttre the births. of a son .a(
South lluron 1i0Pp.ital, February
1910.
SOS Mr. and :firs. ',A'at=
lace Alarti (nnon, 172 Sander's 141.,
tripler•, announce the birth of a
da lighter, Deborah, -incl, at
South J:Iurou ,IIaspital, Febru-
ary 20, 111:15.
7tc('A ll'r.b:I( _-,. Day and Ann .fnee
Myers/ McCarter, ILay :r'.a..
announee the birth of JOhn's
brother, .lcftrey Raymond, at
South Huron, Hospital, Febru-
ary IS,1055,
P:11,A11;1t.,.--Mr. Reid Alps, fiend'
Palmer. 120 Park ila 1:e •Av.e.,
1d('AF' Station t'entralia, an-
nounce the birth of a son,
Boger WIlliam, at So:llh ituron
Hospital, February 21, 1415,
I'RA'rr---11r. and -Airs. Melvin A.
1',•att, RCAF Station Centralia,
announce the hirth.,of a daugh-
ter, Sharon Melinda, at South
]luron ktoapi(al, February 111,
1915,
P1 SS1'1d.1.-i\Ir. and Airs. O. C.
Russell. R.E. 9 1)aahwnod, an-
atomic*, the birth of a son at
South Huron Hospital, February
23, 1915--a brother for r)c,uglaa,
'J'homaa and Bruce.
w4 AR 1NC--Ron and Jean H=are-
Ing• (nee Campbell) wish to an-
nounce the birth of a, son,
Pella' Ronald, in St. Joseph's
linapital, London, 1''ebruary' 21,
7958.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr, and Mrs. ,John 0. Sinclair,
liippen, -wish In announce the
engagement or their eldest (laugh-
ter, Elizabeth Ann, to Air. Allan
Beverley (tregg, son of Mr. and
51 vs. Bruce frregg, (;Oderich, The
mnrrtaae to take place in ills
Cohort (*Murcia, Kipper, on :;atnr-
11ay, March. 4, 14:.5, 97e
CARDS OF THANKS
7 would. llke to thank all my
friends, reiatives and neighbors
who so kindly rem a inhered me
wit)(. ('alas, treats, flowers and
visits and to those who inquired
for Ma Will IP nt pot lent 1,, St.
.) oseplt'a Ilospilat---Larry Cronyn,
27•
Al r, 5nd AlSS. :lien 11od ;'fns and
fancily wish to thank: 'all those
who participated in the c'ourag-
roux efrort 10 e011 001 1 he fire
that destroyed • their barn and
threatened surrounding home a,
eaiae•c'ially the mat connected with
Centralia, Exeter and RCAF fire
brigades. 270
\\'r wIstt 10 e811rr'A our d'Ppast
thanks and appreciation to Bruce -
field and liens:ll fire brigades
for their t'a)uoble asatstanre ren-
dered at our fir, on Saturday and
to all who assisted in any tray.---
141zar and iJaudie .11.ouss,au, 1ilp-
pen. 27c
(lnrnet Wilson wlshra to thank
hia friends, relatives and nalpli-
bora for their' CANIS, treats, fJnw-
ars 11nta visits while a, patient. at
South Huron Hlospital, Spec lal
thanks to Dr. Cans. the staff of
South Huron Hospital and Mr, C,
l ntleglcan for his rl•, . 27°
1 ,wish to than): my many
friends, rela'tive's and neighbours
who remembered me with flow -
Ors, cards, -treats anti visits while
I was a pat lent In St. Joseph's
Hospital and aline rettar n1ng'
home. Special thanks to I)r, tread
and lit', ;vlac'liOn.1e. - Donna
Wells. „»
A:Ir. and Arra,. Harold: Tripp
, wish to thank the P,C.A8' and the
Exeter Fire P,rig•ade who stood
by In the anxious momenta when
1 Nen .Hodgins' barn was on fire;.
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Hu- son Woods next Tuesday at Lilon, Centralia for their protec-
bor't Heywood, 11000, \\'e wish to thank all those
-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym.' Sunday visitors with Mr. and .1010 sent flowers, ca,'ds and
and Joan visited on Sunday with Mrs. William Routlywere 11fr,'treats and paid um visits while
patients in. South .Hiu•on NOspila1
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobb of and Mrs, Alex Crago and Mr. ani since returning home. Special
Holmesville, !and Mrs. Frank Ronny, Kirkton.:lhanka to nursesi.avw-
The Sunday School attendance The Huron County Library ; Mr. William Routly is attend- rP11Ce HIll and All), 1ar'Karet
will have their exchange of ing the Good Roads convention Clake, c Praldtne Schenk and
certificates were presented last � j tsan.• Hotlard, 270
Sunday. -. books at the home of Mrs. Jack -;{n Toronto Lids week. fur, and 51r's, Ettvyn 1:eralake
Those receiving awards for
perfect attendance were: first
year, Janice Johns, Barbara
Bieber, Billy Bieber, Clifton
Webber; second year, Brenda
Skinner, Michael Elford, Brian ,
Montmorency; third year, Carol
Ann Bell, Martin Montmorency,
Dale Skinner, Larry Skinner;
fourth year, Elaine Johns, Ave !
Elford, Grant Skinner; fifth
year, Betty Ann. Stephen; sev-
enth year, Marilyn Johns, Mar -
Skinner, Janet Skinner, Shirley
Johns, Frances Johns, Ruth
Horne, Fred Delbridge, Edward
Skinner; Dianne and Carol Johns.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cunning -
ton, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Cun-
nington and Janet visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vegan
of Listowel.
Euchre Club
Ei.iniville Euchre Club was
held on Thursday evening with
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Johns as
JAMES STREET
UNITEDCHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, `Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, .1,W,C,M.
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School
11:00 a.m.-Morning' Worship
Sermon Subject: "Sins That
Crucified Jesus" - (2) False
Witness
Anthem by the choir.
Solo: Mrs. Clare Green
7:00, p.m: -Evening Worship
Sermon Subject: "Rules For
Christian Living"
CALVARY CHURCH
Evangelical Unite(. Brethren
0ASHW000
Rev. W. F. Krotz, Minister
Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist
Sunday, March 2
10:00,a,n1. - "Angels and Lad -
and Janet wish to thank those
who reniPmhered Janet with
ea:•ds and toys; AIsO to 1110SP who
enquired for her while a patient
fn South Huron. Hospital, Special
thanks to Or. 'Ricker, also Misa
Clay pole and nursing staff, 27'
IN MEMORIAM
0110110110-1: loving memory of
a dear husband and father, 'P:llis
Verne (Curl) flrodrlck, who
passed .tatty one year ago,
Afa rch 2, 19.57,
1 -le little thought when: leaving
bonne,
ire would n0 more return,
'That ha .110 soon in death would
Steep,
And leave ns Here to mourn.
We do not know what pain he
bore,
We did .:101 500 him die,
\\•e only know he passed away
and never' said goodbye.
11:05 a.m,-,Sunday School. •-•,Sadly mused and lotngly re-
rntenebered by his; wife, children.
7:30 p,m, . "Tile Light of the Nancy, David and Warren, and
WOr)d" Mother, 27+
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION
EXETER
"Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord"
10:30 a.m.•-Sunday School
11:30 a.m.-Worship
Pastore Stanley Sauder, Exeter
(OPEL.AND-1n loving mrrnory of
a dear mother and grandmother,
Carrie \\'Ilene (opeiantt, who
A Warm Welcome passed away suddenly ttu•ee
hosts. There were nine. tables Is Extended To All yearn ago, P'ebrunry 20, 11155,
and winners were: ladies, Mrs,
- This clay we do remember,
William Johns; gents, Mr. Wil- 5 loving thought we give;
THE BETHEL 'Ib one no longer with ue.
1121(1 Ronny, and low, Mrs, THE In our hearts still lives,
Charles Stephen. REFORMEY; CHURCH-•-Satdiy miseed Aud 51 ee rPmern-
'C)le next patty will he held s herPd by de11A111ee I.nrene, sort-
oaf Friday evoking with Mr. and IN MAIN STREET CHURCH aauxi,ter1 o W A And )(rand-
Shirleyl,and. Joyce
Mrs, Everett Skinner as hosts. Rev. R. Van Faroese, Minister Hooicsnn, 21'
institute Euchre 11T•1hrr1t 1)t:l', -. 11, loving mnnrnry
'Che, 1',1'ilnv{lle Women's In- 2:00 p.m.- Worship THE ANGLICAN. grandmother,f a: dear wife, ing itt' Anrl
ThC StlffeTing of Christ Alra. Hellen 11,l-
�hte 1a1 dtheehalir l one Tuesday (Dutch CHURCH OF CANADA
bridge,
alp ve'2111i ; pease(' awe!, Feb -
euchre
with eight tables playing. The 3:30 p.m. -Sunday School One 4'Pnr ltAa pSa)etl tlf111'e the
Zion ladies had charge. Mnna'ny Evening Consistory Trivia Memorial Exeter sad day
g' 11)5 one we loved was Called
Winners were: ladies high, Heeling ! Rev.- N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector Aa ay,
trod took her home, It was :ells
Mrs, Ross* Sltdnner: low, Mrs; Robert Cameron, Organist twill
Lorne Elford; lucky cup, Mrs. MAIN STREET 8:30 a.7n.-] sly Communion
nut In our hearts she llvath still.
William Rhode, and winner of The United Churchar,dtx,-Sunday School '
blanket, Mrs. Lorne Elford,; 10:15 AfclillIDRIw-Ter loving mnnrnry of
There will be another party next I of Canada 11:30 a.m.-Choral Communion \ 1 t• t n 1Ttfrlite, n•ltn passer)
211'ty naw Sear 551.', 1"Phruai,y
'.Cu(r.srlay with the Winchelsea f Miivster; Rev, Alex, Rapson ]slid-\Neelc Lenten Services 25, 11127,
ladies in charge. Organist; Mrs. A. Willard Wednesday: lfia memory 15 a keepsake
PerSOnal .Items '((1:00 a m.-•-•7fOly GOlflkitIlii011 '51ih tl•hlrlr ,rr wIl1 nrvar part,
MI`. and Mrs, 5(111 �ifCSldOrl) 10;d0 a,m....The Church School 1 8:00 p.m.-Evensong"l'Irlrurth t1mT Iran him In hla Jc,rai-
.... rug',
celebrated their tenth wedding 11115 a,nt.--Worshdp Service We still .,awn him In nen• heart),
CAVBN PRESBYTERIAN k 1•:t•e,' pistil embers() and A a 01 y
auttiversat,v on. Thursday, • Nursery Class up to three yea VS inbreed 11y o lrn and family, 27'
Farquhar, a 1\11 and Mrs, Ross i wary Department. CHURCH s 1I't ._-l1) laving Daemon' of 11
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Bibby of : in the Primary
Beginners, ages 4-6, will with- 'Mother, urs. Jane Ann
Armstrong of Stratford visited' wdraw during the second hymn. Rev, BaMt,ed Kerr, B,A,, B.O. Snlltb, 0110 passed AA* ay one
The LlinOille Women's ]n Minister afar Ago, February 25, 11117.
Junior Institute r11 0 t ]t e r and Famt1 ti'0u can only irate one Alcttlrer,
Every Sunda Organist: Mrs. Bob Pryde 1'al tent, 1 -• and lane, e,
daughter banquet in the hall on Worship GodA3 A•y No other friend in all the world
htltllte catered There
the Exeter _.y, 10:00 a,lti, Sunday School um he AO IrtrP In yon.
Friday evening. Ther c were 47 1 t r, n,.
present. Mrs: William Mair Of ; sermon Stlhtect hal 21212 of
PENTECOSTA". 1:t:00 a.m,-Morning Worship lour All her loving kindness
SIm Saki: nothing ill
rO ,
TABERNACLP the 'Vin(yard" If AD the world descried nit
Exeter was guest speaker, To our Mother trP equid turn.
The Tllimvi11e Mission Band Sunday, 5111ch 2 is Missionary NuIsery rot• children up to six Tr) 1hnan who )rate n mol hot',
will hntd {Heir ](tarch meeting DAY in t1... `i'abernacic rretlder vfears,
Treasure her with Fare
1'111• trou 1101 er ream', 1151 1, 1,tn
en Saturday at the home of illdss T. Colwell, pastor of petro'lia Mete 1y1r , he 11.1130 rvcning, Tin '“111 SPn her wean( pilaw,
Marilyn Johns Misses Janet Church, will be the guest. trarclt 4, at the . of Mi's. I . Lovingly remembered 11>' flan
have charge of the program. 11:45 a.111. -Sunday Schon) Children of 1110 C11urcn meeting, ;1;111'1'1i 111 In inti memory nr bur A canvass will �1C mad o1 all hones ill town but. there
p g ' n, 141onday, 141areli 3, at •1 1 m, - :�,1t1.r11. ,' "
11:00 a,T51.'�•bicssa„e•--iiMissdn115 ._. t . dt•Ar• par �nra, .lane tun, , '(4111 be llt7 irafllpalg[1 in the surrounding area. Anyone
ttrin p<tactd AttAy nrrf� �PAt ilia, ,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert South. 7:45 p.m. -Message -Missions " .. ' ebruary 28, d2:.;, snit: John wishing' to make a contribution may do so a' the office of
eat attended the Ontario Week- -Rut ye shall receive power ZION LUTHERAN CHUIldH (• smirk., tthn 11n)9ta tiwny v
after that the 1Toly Ghost is ", scare arra, .lAtruAry 14. lamly Newspaper's convention it t34$FIWob4
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Ths FitmiAry Vii', 19$8 ;aa.j•1 la
'Oi,KSWAGEN
Adds pile: tg .
•� Q yo u r
business
&.)
G•b1115i
Hunter-Duvair & Sons Ltd,
Main Street, Exeter - Phone 3?
for those who
served foryou
Day in, day out, throughout the
year the Red Cross helps let our hospi-
talized Veterans know that they are
not forgotten. In hospitals all across
the country these men and women look
to the Red Cross for aid and comfort.
They enjoy the handicraft instruction
and the movies provided by the Red
Cross. They appreciate the warm-
hearted friendliness of the Red Cross
Hospital Visitor and the comfort of
Red Cross Lodges.
This is just one more of the many
services you support when you give to
the Red Cross -so please give from
an open heart.
Support the
ED CROSS
You Serve By Giving
Exeter Lions Club
Red Blit: .
;Thursday,. Y,
Skinner and Margaret Rock speaker for the day. , Tt11to11 Laing, • r11b11).
!~rotri S:45 fo 8:00 ,tn.
P
'rorotito ifn T'riday.
111°. and Mrs. A. ,T, MaeT(in-
non of Galt visited with Mrs.
Rose .Russeli last weekend,
come upon you: and yet •shall -
be witnoss unto n1e ..." Rev, K. L. Zorn, Phone 1.5
-Acts 3:8 tlr.rin a.m.-Surnday School
'Pastor: Evans. L Winn't3ullor 111:00 -Service
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1'015 tl'0 We 110 e0M0Mber,
A. inwlna' thought 10 59wr:
'rn ones' 11n longer with 05,
lint in nuc besets stilt IR Pa.
Ever rep:anthrrrdd T')' 1119, 1.r•0 -la
Jahns and frothy.
�✓Y ti Y' A I CKARO, xtteit
Local Chhairmaln
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