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THAMES ROAD .CHURCH.
Wed,1 Mar. 12
8.30 p.mt
Auspices of
rie Couples Group '
Mer_I d pl GoP
Admission; 750
Children 12 44 Under•..•• -•Free
Lyric
Theatre
THURS., FRI, SAT,
March 6, 7 and.*
"DARBY'S RANGERS"
* Etahtka Cheureaiu
. * James Garner
NEWS CARTOON
MON., TUES, & WED.
March 10, 11 and 42
"THE BUSTER KEATON
STORY" '
* DonIId O'Connor
* Ann Blyth
& ADDED SHORTS
-- COMING —•,.
"GUN GLORY"
* Stewart Granger
* Rhonda Fleming
v' e i t 1 ante pulpits 'with.
the Rev.. R. A, Carson of ,Paisley
on. Mardi .9.
!Mfr. and Mrs, Clayton Antos.
wereSunday guests of M. and
Mrs. W. T. Amps.
Mrs. Laura Blake, o.E' Atlsa
.Craig, spent last weekend with
Mo. and Mrs. Gordon Ranting
and attended the funeral of Ws.
J. B. Armitage ,an Monday,.
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Thursday, Mar, 13• — 8:00 p.m.
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In The Huron Riding
and
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EXETER LEGION HALL
Wed ,March ,1.
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Daiicing 10 p,lai, to' alhir,.
BIi:L STUART AND FITS ORCHESTRA
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The do kteY V111ape 1 nglican Ch h
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London may boast .of being YPU To 1 C' -Rev. J. P. Prest .at the morn -
e Forest City and Toronto may � lla service last Sunday cop•
boast of being the City Of dusted .an induction service for
the
Churches but Lean may this M S $ i the officers and antembers of (ir.
year; at least brag of :being.the Sion i recently o r g a n. i z .e d A,1/ ileal! Mrs, fto1 Schlueter .and, Gor-
Vil age for i.TheL 1' i .7L Young Peoples' • i l€ Fol- do! spent is Saturday in likes . ,-
Hockey t e r t bas not , t Gan Clandeboye � ., . �,Association, l+.l
one hockey team, but five in met in the ,Clandeboyg, United .lowing the choir at the .coot- ford guests of Mr, and Mrs.
Stanley
Church Jest Sunday evening with Gordon
25 members present. Marilyn
Eaton's Mission Commission was
in charge. Nancy Elson led in
prayer, Marjory. Donaldson read
elle scripture lessen and Barbara
e
Mezzo ledof. in the .thank f tint;•
Speaking on missionary experl-
en.ees the ;Rev. Edgar R.oulston
was the speaker.
F1t.rt , W. nazis
its janitor at ,the ';Lucan Public
Sch9ol during the illness of M. 'amen,*! Items
JaMrmes Little.
J. Frost Is 'reliever/g I .Jack Garrett was :a Friday
Mrs. Bon Coleman spent Tues- overnight guest With his grand -
day and. Wednesday in Exeter, Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cole>
with her sister. Mrs. ;Frank :man, and Mr. and Mrs, W. W,
Coates, who fell in her home • Garrett and family were :Sunday
and broke ,a rib, guests.
Th. ; Tim
id 00A% March. 'e II3$ P.E• 11
the play-offs,.
Mrs. Georgic 1Milliams.
Mr's. George Williams. 82, the
former Elizabeth Ann .Neil, died
at the Green Gables Nursing
Home, Parkhill, Tuesday, esda Feb-
ruary 25. Funeral services were
held from the M. Box. and Son
funeral home at 2 1:•.m. Thurs-
day, February 27 with inter-
ment in Parkdale cemetery,
She is survived. by :two sisters
(Minnie) Mrs, William. Lewis of
McGillivray Township and (Mag-
gie) Mrs. Ernest McAlpine of
George St„ Lucan• -
Personal Items
Mrs, Wilson Hodgins has had
a severe attack of flu.
Mrs, Wes Atkinson has re-
turned home after spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs,
Newton Clarke, of Winchelsea.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Schlueter
and family spent last Sunday in
Linwood, guests of Mr, and Mrs.
Herman Schlueter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodgihs
left last Sunday for a few days'
vacation in Detroit where they
Will be guests of Mrs. Lily O%Neil
and family,
Mrs, M, 0. Smith, who has re-
turned home after a two week
visit with Waterloo relatives, bad
Mrs. George Lackie and family,
of Waterloo, last Sunday ea her
guests.
Mrs. Don Ribson, of Water-
down, spent last weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ribson and
family,
Mr, Charles L. Smith, manager
of the Bank of Montreal, is on
holidays for the month of March.
He with his family are spending
some time in Florida.
Auction
Sales
Clearing ,
AUCTION SALE
Of Tractors, Farm .
Implements, Livestock,
Hay, Grain & Misc. Items
During the business session it
was decided to hold a dance in
the near future to raise money.
Committee appointed to make
arrangements was .named: Nali-
cy Elson, Doug Soloman, Jim
Scott, Harold Frost and Sherry
Walpole. A T -V tour -was plan-
ned for June.
Another Tiff eeting was
dis-
cussed
s -
cussed
to be held in Wesley
Church, London, on March 10.
Representatives from. the Lucan-
Clanclebove Y.P,T.T, will attend.
A committee composed of Harold
Frost, Terry Walpole, Allan
Reacly and Victor Neil was
m.unian service 12 A.Y.P.A. nleni'
hers received their first eorpOr
at
P canlmunion. COMING EiIENTS..
Mr. ?rest look the communion " ,
service in Christ Church, Cen- THI WORLD TOMARKOW—An
tralia .Sunday even.in,g. -for the lnsprred a n a l y s i s of today's
events Herbert r 1
Rev. Richard Anions.
1'• .. 1/t by l e rt W. A n strong,
ad,An.s
United Church every Sunday at.6 p.m ori
LKLW, Windsor, 800 lac.
Committees from the three 27:6:18:203
Lucan churches met in the Unit•
ed Church Jost Sunday evening ILLUSTRATED TALK :on his
to complete plans for the First Evangelistic 'Tour in Jamaica by
Evan -tomcat )cat Young Peoples lvlr. Calvin Fahrner, Ev,angeileal
service to be'held in Holy Trin- United Brethren Church, Credi-
:ity Church at .4 p.m. Sunday, ton, an Friday, March 14, at:8
March .9 when the guest speaker p.m. No admission. 6c
will he the Rev. R. A. Carson ST, PATRICK'S DANCE.—Man-
B,A„ L.Th, of Paisley and,,mel?) day, Marsh 17, Mt. Carmel Hall,.
titers of the Yount! Peopk's' Desjardirne's Orchestra. 6'"
groupsl
assist. will� stet. All. adults
ll
are invited to, attend. ' EUCHRE i DANCE, Town Hall,
Pentecostal Church ;Hensel!, Friday, March 14, 8:20
The Young People from the ' p.m.Norris Orchestra. Lucky
luncprize. Ladies please pro-
P:entecostal Church last Friday vide lunch. Last donee of the
night put on a Clinton.ogram at the season. Admission 7Se. Sponsor -
County Home,(. , ed by Xippcn East Women's In -
named to arrange for the re -1 slllule. 6:13e
Pairing of the Lucan hymn
books. ;
Re s e c t S lel Monda y, 17, 1958,
Town Topics
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dobbs re -
ST PATRICK'S such and nd soe-
March
, under auspices of I.O.O.F. and
In Stephen
;Rebecca Lodges. Public invited.
6c
turned from Florida on Suntlav, Stephen council, meeting Mon- A MEETING to form. a 4.1-1 club
Mrs, May, Beer, is visiting in day, turned doWn a request from with Agricultural Representative
London with her niece and neph- Bosanquet Township that school Art Bolton to discuss projects
ew, Mr. and Mrs. Kervin w&r- No, 18 Bosanuuet be incorporat with boys and their parents, will
Werner ed in the Stephen area. , be held in Stephen Community
ner. Mr. 1\ erner has been a pa- p
tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon - In a resolution, the Stephen Hall, Crediton, Tuesday, March
don. council said: "We cannot see our 1 11, 8 p.m, Everyone welcome.
Reeve William McKenzie, dep- way clear to take into our school 6c
uty reeve Chester Mawhinney area No. 18 at this time."
and road superintendent, Gerald' Council passed a bylaw which
Cornish, attended the good roads would make available $200,000
convention in Toronto last week. 1 for loans to township farmers to
Mr, and Mrs. Ulric Shell ar-; finance drainage work, The by -
rived home from Florida en Sat -1 law must be approved by the
urday. ' Ontario Municipal Board before'
Miss Sandra Blowes and Mr, , it comes into effect.
Jack Gillow, Preston, were last The 'petition of Gordon Scott
weekend guests with Mr. and and others on the eighth conccs.
Mrs. Ralph Sweitzer. cion for drainage work was for -
Mr, and M'rs, Frank Johns, warded to the engineer for report
Mrs. Peter Culp, Mr. EdWitr and specifications. Rebate and.
Crocker and Mrs. Lloyd Bell, subsidy was paid on the fifth eon -
all of. Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. W. cession drain.
L. Street, Norland, visited with William Hodgins and Alvin
Mr, and Mrs, Percy McFalls Baker were re -appointed warble
and attended the funeralof their fly inspectors and their fee was
• cousin, Miss 'Beatrice Warren. set at 31.00 an hour plus eight
Mr. and Mrs, R. W, Bragg,' cents a mile,
West Lorne and Mr. and Mrs, 'fenders for spray have been
Harold Wilson, London visited called and council agreed to pay
on Sunday with Mrs. W. J. Py- the cost of the spraying out of
bus. general township funds,
Council meetings from April to
October willbe. held at 7 p.m.,
instead of in the afternoons. The
next meeting will be March 12.
• Reeve Jack Morrissey pre-
sided,
On the Premises,
NORTH 'BO i,1NDA.111, .14.1“4
loll h, on High wit y 83
Mrs, William Sibley and lam-.
The Undersigned Auctlonel'r is ily of New York visited last week
instructed to sell by Public: Auc- With the former's mother, Mrs.
C. E. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw moved
into one of the Newton Apart-
(.'otnplele list of sale in next ments on Thursday.
week's !sane,
Lion on •
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'RAY Ale(' utTBR, Prop,
ALVIN I Ar,I'h;R, Auctioneer
Ac.
Clearing .
AUCTION SALE
Of Tractors, Farm
Implements, Livestock,
Feed, 'Grain & Misc. Items
On 1 he Premises,
LOT 4, CON. 3, 1.'SBOxr, \VP.
'I' lip 17ndersignerl Auct 10 oer is
instructed, to sell by Public Auc-
tion on .
111 DNEs.t1A1, MAK(' Ili ell
C'onlplele 11st of sale in next
week's issue,
'WILLIAM '1'F.IoalrSO\, rrnp.
A1: IN lvAf.PRLI, Auctioneer
(1e
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Tractors,
"Combine, Farm Implements
and Miscellaneous Items
On the 'Prem ise3,
tot 7, c'on, 1
Il-('KrSA1TT1•t 'I.'R'r.
r •Afile 'orlh of NensaIi
The 17n dero1*•nerl iuetinneer to
Instructed to sell by Y'ublic. Atte-
on
k3S1iA1', 111A 11(11 25 •
Com plels List of stele fh next
week's issue..
:itt SSEL BROl')PJit).(`X, Penn.
.AIXIN \1 i1.T'5IR, Auctlone er '
Sc
e
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate,
Tractor, Farm Implements,
Hay" Grain & Misc. Items
On the Premises,
Lot 13, (on 14,
Siri`LflN :I'Oi4'11I1r
1.1.4 Mlles Nast. of Slllpka and
1 Alila North or 114 Aliles \Vest
of rlashwood and 3 Al Iles South
The 1' (10 ('alait 'd .fuel1oneer la
instructed to sell by Public Auc-
tion on
Avrtinxr,5ntY, At nett 19, I9
COM menMilt; n1 1100 11.111., Sharp
]tr,AT, F.S'I ATTI: 50 acre farm
eonstating of north half Lot 13,
Doti. 15, on. 'which 10 situta te( 'a
well -lu11t 2 -storey brlet: dwelling
in good condition. Also good-sized
barn in good *tale 01 repair, T.and'
choice clay loam, Well drained,
all under enitivation.
190 acre tarn) consisting of T,ot
11, ('on. 11, Ali hardwood' mesh,
heaelt and ma pie, yeluable timber-
land.
'Inspection in riled before day at
5010.
Terms 1r /lent 'I47l 1e: I(7r. 011
(lny. or An le. Ha'laur'e in "It days.
Soli subie.oi In a reason bin 1•e -
serve hid 1t not 1lravinugl.Y '41o111.
T111 rte. '1'r.if" r•Or & IAt1'i Ti -
\I
ELNTS: S: '40 (Trey hick -110 t7 Ur k;
international"Al' t7attor, 111 fair
condition; lfter, 2 -furrow plow:
Inl6r. S -plata I-way Mao; Al' -11
mower, C, -[I., cut 1 two 10.71, dump
rakes; Inter. Aide delivery rake;
rotor, CUltava.ter;•5nler, 10'11 01)!•
t.inneker; heavy (tuty ennh( tiro
wagon; steel wagon; bean Scuff f.
ler; sleet roller; 01(1throw disc;
hay loader; manure Spreader; set
at *leighe; tont ptriner; 4-seetlnn
(llanlnnr[ harrows; set 0Y meta; it*,
(0 !Think 711111, (roelnr 000 tiler;
might Way li-mon )nilkI1l 1113-
e111nr, rnniplel04 pump iaeIi1 fork*;
ehlt'Ivia; Ifhovels: 10 r•nrd rlin Atnv*
(yr"jlI0nlitAnnie}lb *rhnlrlejtt• items.
FC:f1' k T:1tATy: 11.000 n:Ioo of
e.hvllre mixed qua lily Irn;; 430
notes norm:monr pasture n,ized
rhnlcn rtnalaty hay: 703 bus. extra
.gond )nixed grant; ('*mica` n*t0
ai1'r1 11tonlra.lm barley,
No :Reserve.
'1'l.tt7'118 'Cad)t.
fr.'trat R :l'itl.W:f'ti ltkv,P14,
1 Teenier* 'tor Ilia T 010111'or the
13111 ti !!!rani PAU
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THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE MISSION
EXETER
"!Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord"
10:30 a.m.—Sunday School
•
11:30 a.m.—Worship
Pastor: Stanley Sauder, Exeter
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs. Bob Pryde
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Sermon Subject: "Parable of
the Talents"
Nursery for children up to six
years. Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
Sermon Subject: "Sins that
Crucified Christ" — (3) Indif-
ference.
Men's choir will sing two an-
thems.
n-thems.
7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship
-Sermon Subject: "The Accept-
ed of God"
A Warm' Welcome
Is Extended To All
THE rETHEL
REFORMEM CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
2: Ow p.m.—Worship (Dutch)
THE ANGLICAN "Suffered Under Pilate"
CHURCH OF CANADA (3.N:30rr p.m -Sunday School
Youth Groups and
Trivitt Memorial Exeter Ladies' Aid,_
Rev, N. D. 'Knox, B,A., Rector ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
Robert Cameron, Organist
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
10:15 a.m.—Sunday School
11:30 a.m.—Morning Prayer 10:00 'a.m. —Sunday School and
Mid -Week Lenten services cash I3ible Class
DASHWOOb
Rev, K. L. Zorn, Phone 65
Sunday, March 9, 1958
Wednesday at 10 a.11t, and 8 11:00 a.m.-1 rorship Service
p.m.—everybody welcome.
CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH
Student Bern. Ziilstra,
Grand Rapids
BAYFIELD
BAPTIST CHURCH
10 a,m.-- Bible School
11:00 a.m. Morning Service
9:45 a.m.°—Morning Worship to pNature" y
(Dutch) Subject: "The Dream 7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
Sermon:Topic: "'rile Seven. Steps
of Nebuchadneyra:r' Salvation"
2:15 p,m .-•—Afternoon Wore ip
Paster: Ivor Bodenham
(English)
"The Welcome
To ic1 "Grafted' In Contrary
Sermon Subject: Beiiev-
ers' Bond with Jesus Christ"
in
3:30 p.m.—Sunday School PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
ZION CHURCH 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Worship Service
Evangelical United Brethren 7:30 p.m.—The pastor will mini.
CREDITON stet.
\Veda. 8 p.m. .Prayer and Praise
Rev. Glen R. Strome, Minister Service
Fri., 7:45 p.m.—Christ Amlbal1Sa•
dor service in Huron Count!'
home,
"1 was glad when they said Unto
Die, let us go unto the 1-fouse
ot the Lord," —Psalms 122:1
Pastor: P t+vling. 1.. Winn -Butler
10:00 a.nt.—•Worship
"A. Man Called Zacehaeus"
11:15 a.m.—Church School
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
"Human Resources"
Wednesday—Mid-Week Service
Friday, Mar. 14 --Chore! ;Service
with Rev. Calvin Fainter
speaking MAIN STREET
The United Church
CALVARY CHURCH of Canada
Evangelical Unites Brethren Minister: Ray. Alex. Ren
DASHWOOD Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
Rev. W. O. Krratza Miiistetr
Mrs, Ken McCrae, 'drgenist
Sundfiy, March 0
10:00 cin.-•-"Mis.lOos' Today"
11:05 a.m •.-Stlnday School.
1330 ll,M.-',"The 'Crpeii 1)001"
Priddy, March 1, 0:30,'nS,4V15',
Outlier Meeting
c
16:06 a,ni,'—Thi Church Sghoot
1115 a. rteWorship Service
Ntirset:y Class up to three Years
in the i11iai'y •Depal'tliitilt.
Beginners, ages 4.0, wily With.
(11'4W during the seri d hytt n,
Wartrhiti Gad As A Faintly
Barery Sttlltlay
LADIES AUXILIARY to South
Huron Hospital will hold its
monthly meeting on Tuesday,
March 11, at 2:30 p,m. in the
Auxiliary room of the hospital.
All ladies of the district are wel-
come, .6c
Top Hat
TEA
end FASHION SHOW
of HATS
SALE OF HOME BAKING
Wed., March 12
3:00 p.m.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH SCHOOL
Admission 350
PLAY
"EURALIA BRIDGE
F ROM
HEMLOCK RIDGE"
Presented by
Wesley Y.P.U.
WOODHAM• L.O.L. HALL
Fri., March 7
8:15 p.m.
Admission 50¢, and 350
CASH
BINGO
Fri,, March 7
8:30 p.m.
.LEGION HALL,
GRAND BEND
12 Games for 500,
SPECIALS and JACKPOT
PRIZES
;KNX
BARN •
.DANCIE
HENSALL. ARENA
Sat., March 8
BROADCAST .$ .PeM. SHARP-
FQL.LQWED BY DANCE
Tickets Qn Sale At :t1$
ADMISSION
Adults 75¢ Children 500
Sponsored by
Hensall Kinettes
Hear
Dr. James Nichol
Of The London Cancer Clink
Friday, March 7
• 8;30 p,m.
EXETER LIBRARY
(Basement Auditorium—Use Sanders St,
,Entrance)
Regular Meeting of Exeter. District Branch
Canadian Cancer Society
THE PUBLIC I5 WELCOME
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WOAA
Playoff
far the right
to enter Q.H.A.
playdawns,
.Fourth And Fifth Games
In Exeter •
Philipsburg Chevs
VS.
Exeter Mohawks
Sat., March 8 9:00 p.m.
Wed., March 12 -- 8:30 p.m,
BOOST THE MOHAWKS BY
ATTENDING ALL HOME GAMES
THE WORN
OF MERCY
NEVER ENDS
6t/VE
OENEPOUsuj
Exeter Lions Club
R E D
CROSS
BLITZ
Door to Door Canvass
Thursday, March 13
5:45 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M.
Please Have Your Contributions Ready
This canvass coveys the 'Lown of Exeter only. .Any'o.n i
i1
the surrounding area who wishes to contribute,
please send ,your: contributions tot
C V. PICKARD
Chairman Red Croxs Comn )flee
Extlter `Lions Club
EXETER, ONTARIO
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