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i.:Hear :Layman Speaker
At Cromarty Church
Rev. 8. Kerr conducted the, Mrs. Carter Kerslake. Mrs. E.
laymen's service on Sunday. and: ltoe. of Atwood, who was a deli),
was assisted by Mr. T. L. gate to the 14th world convention
Scott and Air. J. AL -Scott, each on Christian Education, in Tokyo,
reading a, passage of Scripture. Japan. in August. was guest
Mr. Harry Strang. of Exeter. speaker. and gave a vivid
Was guest speaker and gave an description of her tripand ex -
account of the laymen's conven- perienees with the people of
tion. held at Orillia recently. The Japan.
male quartette contributed two Courtesy remarks were given
special numbers.,by Mrs. Calder AlcKaig.
Service next Sunday will he n
the afternoon at 2.30. Sunday Personal Items
School will be at 1.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. T. Colquhoun,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Thankoffering Gordon Scott, enjoyed a trip to
The Thankoffering meeting of Smith's Falls over the weekend
the Marian Ritchie Auxiliary was where they visited with relatives.:
held in the Sunday School room Air. and Mrs. Will Hamilton'
on Tuesday afternoon, with the visited on Sunday with their
members of the W.ALS, as daughter and son-in.law. Mr. and .
guests. • ' Mrs. Nelson Hunkin. of Belmar°.
• Mrs. Wesley Russell presided, Mr. and Airs. Wilbur Miller.
and Mrs. Sam MeCurcb"led ifl Staffa. were Sunday visitors with
the devotional period. The seere- ,jr.;and mrs. George wiiiitiee.
tary's report was read by Airs. Mr. and Mrs, T. Gillespie and;
G. Carey. The Glad Tidings Mr. Grant, of Komoka, visited
prayer was read by Mrs. Gordon on Thursday with Mr. and Airs.
Scott. and Mrs. Everett Kerslake r. Laing,
favored with a solo, with Mrs. Alr and Mrs. Otto Walker visit.
Gordon Laing accompanying at ed on Sunday with Mr. Lorne
the piano. Wassman at the home of Mr.
The topic, "What does the Alvin Cornish. in Exeter.
church ask of us," was given by ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing
and children, visited on Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Airs.i
John Jefferson. Munro.
Mr. and Airs. T. Laing visited
Bauer
Skates
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... longer, wider, lots of new features
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •
Ernest Allen, Mitchell.
Mrs. Sadie Scott visited with
Mrs. George Bean at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Keith McLaren on
Thursday,
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HARVEY'S
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24-HOUR SERVICE
Church At
Marks Ann
The Elimville anniversary
service was held on Sunday
morning with Rev. A. E. Holley,
B.A., B.D, of Grand Bend, as
guest minister. Using as his
text, "The Finality of Christ,"
Rev. Holley gave an inspiring
message, The choir rendered an
anthem, assisted by a mixed
quartette, consisting of Airs.
Howard Pym, Mrs. Harold Bell,.
Mr. Lorne Elford. and Mr. Ken-
neth Johns.
A number of baskets of
chrysanthemums adorned the
front of the church. A large
congregation was in attendance
Announcing our new
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WITH MR. LEN McKNIGHT IN CHARGE
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pletely reorganized under Len McKnight
who has had considerable experience in this
field.
Old lines' are being sacrificed at low, low
prices! New ,brand-name, quality merchan-
dise is arriving daily.. We will specialize in
made -to -measure suits, expertly fitted.
Opening Feature! Get A
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in our Special SUIT SALE
Act now! Full rack of 35 suits with two, pants on sale at $29.95 to $49.95.
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to match anywhere. Some are older styles but they have wonderful
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We've an excellent selection of 'B & F car coats, suburbans,
winter jackets, topcoats—all smartly styled, comfortable,
and made for long wear. Be ready for winter—choose yours
today.
ALL -WOOL SUBURBANS $19.95
WOOL & CASHMERE TOPCOATS ,,,,,,, $39.95
Ehimvlle
iversary
'RUBBER FOOTWEAR FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
uality Foods At Low Prices
DEL MONTE ORANGE
'48 -oz. tin, regular 980 .
STOKELY PEAS
15 -oz. tins .. -
SCHNEIDER'S CHEESE
24b. box
CORN NIBLETS
14.oz. prig •041044 ,
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Family size, any variety , 3 for $1,00
TULIP MARGARINE 4 for $1.00
SEEDED RAISINS .
Australian . . . 2 for 4$¢
FAB (Giant Size)
150 off regular 'price . 650
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EXETER
and thernany visitors were:
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight
and Linda, of Thames Road with
Mr. and -Mrs. Lorne Elford;
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dining, of
Granton, with Mr. and Mrs. John
Ridley;
Mr, and Mrs. George Kellett
and Carolyn Ann, of Thames
Road, with Miss Verde and Mr.
Laverne Kellett;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross, of
London, Miss Carol Johns and
Mr. Hans Gerstenkorn, of Thames
Road, with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Johns, Emerson and Dianne;
Mr,- and Mrs. Lewis Tebbutt,
of Seaforth, and Mrs. Wilbur
Hunter, of Saskatchewan, with
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skinner;
Mr. and Airs. Alex Crago, of
Kirk -ton, Rev. Holley, of' Grand
Bend, Mr. Jerry Ramie, of ]-,len-
'sail, with Mr. and Mrs. William
Routly;
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym, of
Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs.'How-
ard Pym;
Mrs. Vera Johns, of Exeter,
with Mr. and Mrs. Delmer
Skinner;
Mrs. W. G. Miners, of Winchel-
sea, with Mr, and Mrs. Howard
Johns and family•,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques,
Harry and Shirley of Zion, Air.
and Mrs. Ross Skinner and fam-
ily, Mr. and Airs. Alvin Cooper
and Floyd, with Mr. and. Airs.
Donald Parsons.
Hallowe'en Party • ,
The -Elimvilie Mission Band
held their October meeting in
the form of a Hallowe'en mas-
querade. There were 43 children
in costume.
The judges were Rev. H. ('.
and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. William
Routly, and Mrs. Charles
Stephen.
The wieners were: Best Hal-
lowe'en costume -(orange and
black), Carol Ann Bell; witch,
Brenda Skinoer; ghost, Paul
Kerslake; clown, Dale Skinner; ,
funny, Edwin Kerslake and
Larry Lynn; colOic, Donnie Kers-
lake; cowboy, Dennis Brock;
youngest, Susan Parsons; China.
man,. Terry Otis; angel, Sherry
Otis;" disguise, Larry Skinner
(scarecrow); couple, Marilyn
Johns and Janet Skinner (the
new sack look).
The pre-school children were
given balloons, and Kathy Bern
won the contest.
Y.P.U. Fete Choir
The Eliniyille Y.P.U. held 'a
box social on Monday evening,
when they entertained the mem-
bers of the choif.
Mr. Floyd Cooper, the Y.P.U.
president, conducted. the business,
and Miss Margaret Beiger read
the reports of the previous meet-
ing and the fall.rally at Egmond-
svoa
nd Miss Dianne Johns had Miss
Carol Johns led in •a sing
Charge of the program, and read
the Scripture and gave a story.
A trio was sung by Mrs. Howard
Pym, Mrs, Harold Bell, and Mrs.
Ross Skinner.
Rev.; H. C. Wilson gave the
Bible study. Floyd Cooper, led in
prayer.
Games were conducted by
Wayne Prance, Edward Skinner
and Joanne Miners. The boxes
were auctioned, and coffee. was
served, Mr., Kenneth Johns, on
behillf of the choir, thanked the
members of the Y.P.U.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Richard johns.
of Exeter, visited on Tuesday
with Mr. And Mrs. Melville
Skinner, and renewed old ac-
quaintances with 'friends in the
vilAllarg
e.
and Mrs. 'Howard Pym and
Joan visited on Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lobb, of
Holm esvilte,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold tell and
Carol, M. Laverne Skinner and
Miss Ruth Skinner visited on
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. John Pelbridge, of txeter.
Next Sunday will be observed'
As layniert'S Sunday in the
elinech, Mr. Carfrey Cabe, of
Exeter, will be the guest speaker.
Crediton Community
Fetes Two Couples
Celebrate Wattslini Anniversary
Mr. and. Mrs. S. S. Wuerth
who spent the summer months
with Air. .and Mrs. Kenneth Bak -
ter in Wray were pleasantly
surprised upon their return home
by members of their family, who.
gathered to assist their parents
,in marking their -40th. wedding
anniversary.
Those 1.hhssent were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Blackwell and fain-
ily of Monkton, Mr. and Mrs. K.
Baxter and family of Lefroy,
Mr. and Airs. Glenn Wuerth and
family, St. Thomas, and Mr, and
Airs. Frederick Wuerth and babe
of Galt.
Newlyweds Honored
Mr. and Airs. Gerald Gaiser,
newlyweds, of London, were
honored at the home of Gerald's
parents, Mr. and Airs, Royal
Gaiser, when 50 friends and
neighbors gathered on Friday
evening to spend a social time.
Bingo was enjoyed and con-
gratulations. and good wishes ex-
tended, and' presentation- made
of a Kenwood blanket. Gerald
and Dorothy expressed their ap-
preciation.
',Lc. Mission Band
The Crediton United Church
Mission Band held the regular
meeting after school on Thurs-
day with 22 members present.
Joy.ce. Glanville, Betty Skinner
and Ruth Hodge condneted the
worship service,
Mrs. J, Galloway presented
the study And Carolyn Glanville
played a selection on her guitar
and sang.
Vice.president Elyse Lamport
look the chair for the business
after which Hallowe'en games
were played and lunch was
served by the leaders.
Personal Items
Mr. and Airs. bavid Eaton and
sons of Burlington were weekend
visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Sam King.
Service in the United Church
was withdrawn on Sunday morn-
ing due to anniversary service
being held in Main Street
church, Exeter,
Mrs. Win. Haviland is spend-
* some time with relatives in
New York,
Mr. and Airs, Russell Clark of
Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dale of Brampton visited during
the weekend with Mr.. Francis
Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moll or
and family of Strathroy visited
on Saturday with Mrs. It,. Moli-
tor.
Mrs. M. Feist is spending this
week with Mrs. Lewis Faist and
family in St. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ocstricher
spent a few days last week in
Lindsay and P'eterboro.
Sign in drycleaner's window:
"Are your clothes becoming to
you, or should they • be coming
to us?"
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Mr. and Airs. Gerald Zwicker
spent a few days recently in To-
ronto.
Airs. J. :U. Buxton is a patient
in St. ;Joseph's Hospital, London,
having undergone surgery last
week.
Mr. Herbert Young is still eon -
fined. to South Huron Hospital
and is not much improved,
Mr. Lloyd Geiser who has
been ill for several weeks at his
home is improved.
Air. and Mrs. George Rut-
ledge, Mrs, Goldwin Harris and
Mrs. Walter Farrell of Kincar-
dine visited on Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Earns.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cham-
bers attended. anniversary serv-
ice on Sunday morning at Christ
Anglican church, Centralia, Airs.
Chambers' girl h 0 o d church,
-where she met many old-time
friends.
Mr. and -Mrs. Alex Latta and
Mrs. Leslie Neil of London visited
on Sunday with Air, and Mrs. E.
Chambers,
Air. and Mrs, Joseph Swartz
of Detroit were • weekend guests
with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Swartz.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Fchlabach
of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorry Cann and
daughter,- of Alliston, spent- the
weekend with Mrs. Cann's par--
ents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Wilfrid
Mack.
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