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ORDAIN PASTOR ---Rey, A, G. Van Eek, who moves here from St. Catharines, was
ordained and installed as pastor of the Christian Reformed Church of Exeter Friday
evening. The ceremony was conducted by 'Rev, A. Persenaire, C reensvilie, left, with
.assistance from other pastors in the district, Above, Rev, Perser)air-e talks to Mrs.
Van Eek, the new pastor and D. Boersma, vice-president of the consistory of the
local church. . -•T•A Photo
C Of C Purchases Booth
To Serve Bend Tourists
At a meeting of the execu- pup raffle raised aver $600 and
tive of the Grand Bend Area after meeting all expenses netted
Chamber of Commerce last week a balance of $322. A fund raising
it was, decided to purchase the campaign for the purpose of
Colonial Home situated opposite purchasing the Colonial Home
the Brenner House where during brought in over $1,000,
the summer it served as the Appreciative words were ex -
Chamber of Commerce infer- pressed of the efficient work of
matron booth, :the secretary, Mrs. W. E. Keown,
A lease of the land on which who had charge of the booth,
the home stands has been ob- 0"r ha Club Plan Work
tallied. for three years from the P
owner, Harold Klapp. The Orpha Club met on Tues.
A financial report of the year's day evening at the'home of Miss
activities was presented by Mr.
W. N. Gowdy showing a balance
of $2,12).76 on hand.
Mary Yeo, with Mrs, Jas, Grigg
presiding.
it was decided to contact the
Children's Aid in Sarnia to ascer-
Favorable comnteuls were lain just what they required for
made on the promotion campaign
carried on during the summer,
especially the coverage of
CFPL-TV, London, and of the
press.
The Labor Day program and
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a Christmas box to be sent for
Christmas. A large assortment
of Clothing had been left with
the club, which is being sorted.
out and made ready for the Aid
at Sarnia.
r,; ! It was decided to hold two
meetings each monthtill after
Christmas, and these meetings
are to be conducted as work
Meeting. each member bringing
her own work to de for the club.
Miss Yeo and Mrs. Joan Coch-
rane served lunch.
Ladies' Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Grand Bend 'Legion 'No. 498 held
their regular meeting on Monday
evening with the - second vice-
president, Mrs. Andrew Crown,
in the chair, in the absence of
the president and vice, Mrs.
Wilfred Raveile and Mrs. John
Macdonald, who attended the an-
nual convention its Toronto last
week.
It was decided to have the
kitchen open and lunches avail-
able al, the Saturday night bin -
goes to be held by the Legion,
It was also decided to holds a
penny bingo on the next meeting
night, which will be Tuesday,
October 14, instead pf Monday,
(Thanksgiving Day),
Confusion Of Time. Change. '
Tlie.eha.nge of time made quite
a confusion In the Anglican serv-
ices
ereices between Grand Bend and
Tedford as Thedford is still do
fast, find.
Another student. from 'Huron
College had to be called on to
conduct• the service in. Grand
Bend as both services were held
at the sante hour.
A senior student- is in charge
of both parishes on account of
the absence of Rev, A. E. Bow-
ker, rector, who is 00. vacation
in England,
Personal. Items
Miss Mary Yeo left on Friday
for a month's vacation in Cali.
fornia, Miss Yeo is being ac-
companied from :Detroit with her
brother and sister -in -.law, Mr.
and Mrs. George Yeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Russell
of Hensall visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Bossenberry and
family on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Writ. Rendle re-
turned hone on Saturday after
spending F few days with their
daughter, Mrs, Ted Brooks, Mr,
Brooks and family in Toronto,
Miss Kathleen 'Webb, nurse•in-
j training at. Victoria. Hospital,
I spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Webb.
Mr, and Idrs Herbert Miller
and family (Et Durham visited
`with Mr. and Mrs. Clark I{en•
t nedy and family on Sunday,
'lir. Chas. Reeves, who has
been on vacation for the past
two weeks, resumed duly as
!caretaker of the town hall, last
week.
Mr. Tony 'livers, who has been
confined to his bed for a rest
on accoant' of his heart, .is able
to be around again quietly.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ramsdell
and family of Toronto returned
home on Sundiay after spending
A vacation with Mrs. Ramsden's
Parents, Mr, hnd Mrs. Eddie
Gill.
Mr, Delbert Mason of r.onddii
spent the weekend with Mr. And
Mrs. 'Thos. Baird site' accompa-
nied them on Saturday evening
fora visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Atchesnn at, Monktnn.
Miss Pauline 'Mason of London
spent; the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Mansell
Mason.
Mr., and Mrs. Campbell AIM
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SOD of Stratford spent the week.
-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Abhor. and daughters,. Neva
and Nancy
Mr. add Mrs. Alec 'Love Holly
sort ;Stewart of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mr. /,ova's par.
enta. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Love.
Rev. A. l; Motley returned
front his vacation on Tuesday
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FeaturesThree I3ands:
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Exeter :Kinsmen: will present Robertson; ineitlb.rship B a g
their fourth annual. dancing ma-:Wuerth; iitterelub relations, Lou
rathon the six and .Qne•half Bailey; 'fellowship, LloydFord:
hour Harvest Jamboree. — this Kin information. Lea Parker;
Friday night at ,the town arena. new service projects, Iry Arn'i-
Yealures of Ib.e event twill: Ba?nfanlick aii4 vislting, Morri s
again he the choosing of itai 5
vest •queen and a square dancing The club recently participated'
cDIti 1 m 7tTT Atflatt.'17r groups ' n a 11tt7 Q3" >',p rJtarneir
in Middlesex, Huron and Perth at Grand Bella erga.nize+l by the
aountics. Coipox.al.K'
Club at RCAF tSta-
'1'hrce bands will provide rock tion Centralia. Contestants could
'n roll and old time music for use only one club for all strokes.
the crowd, Results haven't been announced.
Despite the length of the mare-`
than: --- it starts at 9:34 and ,ends
at 4 a.m. �-- there have .always
been al least several couples
who have 1 •steel until the or-
chestras finally quit from sheer
exhaustion,
in charge of this year's eventis for
denth J3uduPreszcalnr vice•presi- i
Committee chairmen for the HARVEY'S
r
1958.58 season were recently an-
nouneed by ' -'resident Gord Bayn-; -
ham. The secretary, Lee Sher-,
elan, is this year's bulletin edi-1 24-HOUR SERVICE
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i.'haii'int'n include: ;John Burke tpuwmmm�umuuuwrununlulun,nlulwnuu.
ways allyl means: service and
playground, Burl Preszcator; pro- 'z
grant, Art Clarke; finance, Don
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Mr. .Jim Etherington, eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Etterrngton, has returned to his
studies in second year journa-
lism at Western University, after
spending the summer months
with the RCAF at Lachine, Que..
as a public relations officer. He
also made trips to Nassau in
the Bahamas, and crossed the
Atlantic to visit France and the
world's fair at Brussels, Bel -
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To Whom It May Concern
All bills owing Mch'alls Grocery are long overdue.-
Please
verdue.-Please settle or arrange settlement 'by October 15,
1958. After that date these bills will ALL be turned
in for collection.
Yours Sincerely,.
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