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A SPECIAL
1NVITAT/ON
to all
Senior
Citizens
to their
Christmas
Party
Tues., Dec. 2
8;00 p.m.
I EXETER LEGION HALL
F Ladies Please Bring
Sandwiches or Cookies.
COMING EVENTS—
elicHRE 4 DANCE -Sponsored
tty Icippen East W.i. FridaY,
December 5, 830 p.m., itensall:
Town Hall. Morris orchestra. E.
Ladies please bring lunch. Lucky
lunch prize, draw for Christmas
cake. Admission 73e, 27e e
i 2
• BAUAR, Bake Sale and Tea.1
Greenway United Church school- ' 1
rooms. Saturday. November 29:, '
at 2;30 p.m. Sponsored by :W.A.,BIRTH5.—
Everyone welcome. 270
BALE:WILL At the II omen's Pa -
$9CIAL EVENING - E x e to r i legi'.'" oii‘i••;14.'-r Ti '41"'"1 }In\ . ',"
en IfIr 11% ire. 0
Lodge lan. 67 1.0.0.F. Christmas i i*,i, anti airs %%imam•
J. Baia.
win, a daughter, starer Jean.
party. Tuesday. December ;1,1
1958. Lunch will be served. 27e
Announcements
RATES;
Birth*
Marriage* and Deaths
No Charge
750
tMarriapes and deaths are :reported without chere
in news. columns. This oharge applies only to listing
under Anneuncements.)
Cards -ot Thanks, Engagements „
In Memoriam* (4.1ine verse/
•Eatra verses, each
Dance
Mt. Camellia
Arena
Fri Nov 28
Activities
FRIDAY, NOV .28
4 te10-5 010 --No Childretts Skating
i0e-S:00-MidgetA
St20-Ilderton zs. Mohartka
SATURDAY, NOV. 29
SiC10-12t00-111nor HoekeY
1,00,a 200--publie Skating'
No eharge, t5pnaered
by Exeter Buzinesa-
men'e .4.es °eel
3:3045130 -Figure Skating
:00 -$800 --Ba n ta ms
5:00-10:00-Publ1c S kat ing
SUNDAY, NOV. 30
12 :00-2100-'11ohavrks
0:00-St00-rigu re Skating
1) :00-11 :00 -Curling
MONDAY, DEC. 1
4100-5 :00-Ska ting
:30-10;a0-B.CAF
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
December 2 and 3
Curling
THURSDAY, DEC. 4
4400-5 :00---S klz
g:30-10120-11CAP
• Lyric
Theatre
NOW PLAYIN
"THE BRAVADOS"
(Cineinaseope, Color)
* Gregory Peck
* Joan Collins
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MON., TUES. & WED.
December 1, 2 and 3
"FRAULEIN"
(Cinemascope, Color)
(ADULT)
* Dana Wynter
* Mel Ferrer
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NEXT THURS. FRI. & SAT
December 4, 3 and 6
"CATTLE EMPIRE"
(Cinemascope, Color)
* Joel McCrea •
*•Gloria Talbott
BILL MARSHALL AND
HIS ORCHESTRA
BAZAAR
and
• Auction Sole
J.A.D. McCURDY SCHOOL
2 to 5 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 29
Auction Sale 3 to 4 p.m.
Sponsored by
Protestant Chapel Guild,
RCAF Centralia
EVERYONE WELCOME
HEAR YE, ALL
This.Fri.,Nov.Fri. Nov 28
at 8:30 p.m. Sharp
The Cancer, Polio and.
Tuberculosis committees of
Rebekah and Odd Fellows
Lodge of Exeter
will hold for your pleasure a
Progressive
EUCHRE
,ODD FELLOW'S HALL
EXETER -
ADMISSION 500 EA.
Ladies Bring Lunch
Lots of Fun — Good Prizes
EVERYBODY WELCOME
R. HUNTER, Chairman
Shows Nightly, 7:30 and 913 10. S. ATKINSON, Sec.-Treas.
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• Zurich HNS Presents.
GRAND
TURKEY RAFFLE
Friday, December 5
Zurich Town Hall
9:00 p.m.
Bevies of Beauteous Birds—Valuable Door Prizes
Lots of Fun
FREE ADMISSION
ti lt EA1 AN • lloY a n(I
olive These t t London. aro 112.611(1
in announce I lir birth of a son.
Ronal!! Wro On, at Sout 11 linsrun
Hos111141. Not ember 2.:(.
It A DEIZEll • Mr, ant Mrs. 1',t'.1
Fla bcror Jr . Zurich. RIM n117WP
Ito IbirItt Of a son at Soot
7$0
$1,00
250
Woodhom Topics
Continued From Page 13
ration but good management I
By MRS. ARTHUR RUNP1.-4.
aWl played. as important a role .
, • .
as before. . .
Then came otyLAmrs. Per- The Nevember meeting of the 1.irother, Mr. Grant Hera /MCI: '
haps we should say that implants W.M.S. was held in the church ' Airs. Heim, in Toronto.
.
came first. Not in cattle but they em.
basement with 15 members pros- • Mr. and Airs. John Brookshaw
The president. Mrs. Ira - of St. Pauls were Saturday eve -
hat e been legal in the U.S.A. MeCtirds, °Petted the Meeting. ' fling guests with Mr. and Airs.
• for use in poultry and other :The scripture was read by Airs. Walter Levy,
'livestock such as lambs, for soy,: V. Chatten Ivan comments on Mr. and Airs. Joe Blommaert
.1 mat asters. Alter Prolonged lest- ! the same. i and family apent Sunday with
CA1.1.513.1111Paleirt Lucan. ad. Air.
i! Airs. Kenneth Savage. Mr. and
MeLoed of London called
,• on Mr. and Airs. Robert Rundle
on Sunday 'afternoon,
Air. and Mrs, Lawrence KOOL .QUINS ORCHESTRA
were Sunday evening guests with
and Airs, E. Vodden,
• Margaret Rose Levy enter-
- tallied 14 of her girl friends at
her home on Wednesday after
.aaret's
ing. researchers ev•entually found! The new study honk on Nortl
t that implants could be success- .' America was introduced by Mrs
!CARPS: .QF THANK-. !fully used in beef cattle - that Geo. Wilson. Rev. J. -Warehan
1, I a ,a), is catona mi' tiyipt•P re an. is eattle being fattened fur presided for the election of of
. preciat ton awl thanks to the slaughter - Without .
i nurses and st aff of South Houma
. ,any residual 'ficers for'hath W.M.S. and W.A
I 1,1.ito.,,lk)iili a A n a Liu n4t..)4. ynia. IR. Ir. ri el lantin-
` :I ' limits' • ' ( • , effltehtileillottlii:r Igroat;th '• stimulants : Qfifllic.vesr.isdIFit9raWA%"!M.A15.s.. is Mrs, I"
, an neug for 1 lien* k I no muss ; ., '
to me v. lute a pat tont in tlte hos- , 4 mixed. • feed, - • :Doupe; vice -presidents, Mrs
pital... Mrs. 'Alma Isaac. 27* , implant, licensed for use by food Gee. wasen and Mrs. Al.. chat
1 a WI to i hank everyone for'and drug directorate, has no Cf - ten:
feet on aeimals or humans ifass.t, mrs,
secretary, Airs, AL'Cope
their t wits, cards. flowers and ;
A. Dewar;
It
innity 141161 deeds during tily re-1
cent illness,- Charles Waghorn. ;
taken orally. When implanted, it ' treasurer, Mrs, E. Vodden; ass't
Airs.
27', leaves no hormones in the meat ' Miss A. hopkins; pianist,
alio Laspi assosiation or rintao,s, tissues of the animals,
g brother for Cnristine, the Hari hers it 110 &mai Pt1 ha ii i41g ; What does this mean? :' It's lill'ail‘nic:.(2iiiiitiddfto; auditors, sAlirsil,IrVs.. ji;l1r1laTtatr:11.
ilu rim Hospital. Not ember 22- and itrownws aisnos to t ha uk all
for limit. ha 14 inp, salt' last Smut r- . safe. it's effeetive, 11, has little and Miss A. Shier;
sica.AL'IlliTON At, St„losepir's das. to make it a success. 27c ; or no -
Nnvonthas 1.. a 11 alight l`r sins a ni 1,1 Alliej I, tafulita. nit', ,, tiP,IglYwn,1,1,,Pii Willi,?, t. methodside effects. It's :a proven i Secretaries, Temperance, Mrs.
Hospruc 1. London, on Tu reds v,
of showing a. high bal-1.w. L. Switzer: stewardship,
iiiid,t..„::,,:,..\.tletNyaillhiltden,••%Irkrt.L,P7 ,itisitillts 1.tirliilisi: a f 'In.nviviTorlsi i in e tail es i IT :II! li 171014% r on the correct side of the Airs. W. wesen: literature, Mrs.
. i •
roust cud rumor( return mg limns, i * * * * I,J. Wareham; missionary month-
ROCISED0uAl. Mr: and Mee. '.5 il. w ith snecial t banhe to Dr. Mel t LlY, Mrs. B. Wilson; correspond -
ham noasasnom. Hensel). an- cher and nursing staff of South I it's new: TAPAZULJ - the ' eine and press, :Mrs. M. Cope-
nounee the birth of a son, Ham Huron Hospital.-- .Mrs. Ells Mitreb.
William. at South Huron Hos- 21* I
' thyroid -blocking feed additive - 'land; community friendship,
Tha ramas• or ilia late Sydney ; ImProves eareass stilaillY, III- • Mrs. A. Rundle, Mrs. Al, Cope -
al, Al. -Arthur wishes to extend : creases gains during early stages :land, Miss A. Hopkins, Mrs. W.
[lima ameero onnha and apprecia- • of feed period - does not do so ;Wilson, Mrs. F. Thomson, Mrs.
Don to all those is his helped
(hem P In any stay (luring their • after 30-60 days, Researchers ' A.. Scott; associate members,
recent sail bereavement. Special ( find Tapazole and Stilbestrol Mrs. L. -Copeland; supply, Mrs.
i hanks to the Boni lu ron Euneral I team up to give excellent re- E. Vodden.
TIME HEIM •- At Clinton Public Horne, Rev. V. 1 i. Da 0 tot of Hon- i ,
•.•
hospital, nn Not ember II. to .a 11. TZPV. it. ( (. MacMillan. of PJ O. u W. A. Officers
• Mn. and Mrs. Herb Tort:beim, ooderich. lions:III and Eget er ' TRANO
Zurich, a son,' Daniel John. . gra nehes of 1 lit. Capadian Legion. I • . ..,,,, - marketed in U.S.A. I
. •
President of W. A. is Mrs. A.
andC by Charles Phizer and Co.,
trausau cimairr I . O. C.F..
Vs ' Down" vice-presidents, IVirs• A.
• •
Reception •
and •
:17ANCE
FQR: MR.:AND MRS,
4ACK 13DIMAND
FARQUHAR HALL
Nov.. 28
, school, it was itia4a 13th
birthday and a good time. was
enjoyed by all the girls.
paal. Nov ember -a brother
for Eddie and ,Margaret.
(rt•tux•By ... I :in pint) General
Hospital. November 11, to Mr.
and Mrs Hen Tuckey, a son.
Charles F,du and.
DEATHS—
['ASK • Suddenly. at her late rest-
denee in Crediton. on Aloriday.
Nat ember 17, ISI04, Mrs. nn te
iZabel .Sefit 1., Was ed wife of
Tient Pasit. dear sister of Mrs:
Ethel Gillespie, Mrs. Ewa as air
and Pr. Wilfred ti en rgo Scott,
air or Toronto, and Mrs, Ber-
nice Thornton. Crediton,
mai sett u as hohl front the
T. Harry Hoffman Funeral
Home. Dashwood, on Wednes-
day. Nov ember 1f, at 11 a.m.
with Rev. Glen Strome official -
Jog. interment in TharninirY
Cemetery, 27c
GLAVIN - the real- linkup
Nursing' Home. Ailsa Craig-, on
Saturday. November
Winnifreff 'Keogh, widow of t he
late Joseph Gla.vin of Mount
Carmel, in her aeven y -ninth
Year. Survived by turn step-
daughters. Miss Madeline Way -
in, Port Lam in rm. Miss Clara
Gist in, St. Mar.) 2 step -sons,
Rev. Ti'. John ;la vin.
owen • Sound, Chas. (3Iavin, Mt.
Carmel, and a number of nieces
and nephews. Resting at the T.
Harry ITOM6 an Pumerai Home,
shwood. until Tuesday when
requiem high mass will be smug
a t The Chnreh of Our Lady,
Mt. Carrnel, at 10 a.m. liter -
fluent
in Mt. Carmel Cem et Pry.
Prayers will be said on Monday
evening at 2 p.m. Cu
ANNOUNCEMENTS—
MORLEY-Mr. and ra, William
Morley, R.R. I Gran ton, will cele-
brate their golden wedding an-
niversary by holding open house
at I heir home on Tuesday, Dec.
2. They will he pleased to greet
relatives. friends and poi tV.1 harm
om e to p.m. and it lit
the evening. No gifts please. Z4 C
ENGAGEMENTS—
Air. and Mrs. Lloyd David Tiro-
phey. of Parkhill, announce the
engagement of their d eau ght or.
lerances Mary, its leredrick Joseph
Rinker, son of Mr. and Aire.
Ernest Herman rtin1( er, of Par -
Ilia. The marriage wit take place
Saturday, December 20 in Green-
way United Church, GreenwaY,
CARDS OF THANKS ---
Mrs. Alberta MacHea h and Mr.
Alf Moffatt wish to express sin-
cere thanks for I he many sym-
pathy cards and arts of kindness
shown them -during their bereave-
ment in the death of their sister,
Mrs, John Armstrong, 27c
Verne and Mpna .k1,41erdice wish
to extefut their heartfelt thanks
and appreciation for the many
lett( of kindness, messages of
sympathy and beaui Ifni floral
tributes received. following the
sudden loss of their baby son.
Bryan,
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Former Minister
Dies At Brantford
Rev. A. B. lrwin, 70, associ-
ate minister of Wesley United
church, Brantford, and former
pastor of James Street United
church, Exeter, died in Brant-
ford. on- Monday, November 24,
After leaving Exeter he served
churches at Sarnia and Wheat-
ley retiring two years ago,
,
I Suriving are his wife, the for-
mer Blanche Alagwood of St -rat -
ford and a daughter, Mrs.
Eliza,beth Blackey, Brantford,
The body is resting at the Ale -
I Mister funeral home, Brant-
! ford. A service will be held in CALVARY CHJRCH
.1 Wesley Willis United church,
Brantford, today (Thursday) at Evanvelical United Brethren
1:30 p.m. A community service
will be held in the chapel at DASHWOOD
Avondale cemetery, Stratford,
a on arrival at 330 p.m., with in-
terment Stratford cemetery,
employees of General Coach .
Canada. . .,4,21• 1 tranquilizer-hydroxzine - chea.p, • secretary, Mrs. 1. Me-
. ,
-.. 25 cents for 100 -day period in
Nr e is 7S11 fii express our SIIIPPrP — Rundle; --- Curdy; treasurer, Miss Ma Hop-
aparosiaHan for titr, many 14 ind- ( creases gains and efficiency i I
above ssnilhes„t,r,2,1,1e," '. isnss4, 111:Iirlfal.11,11.' W.alirle7sh a inF;, auditors,°3e
IIPPArr s awl expressions • of sym- ; over and
pat hy during our reeent loss ofa slilbestrol - antibiotic k,11,4,11q.. .. AIF ks B. mils and Airs. J, smith,
loving IN ifo, and mother. Special
the nits to Rev. T. .i. pia, 'Dr, M„- UM. Works for steers or heifers i
Master and 1 hose who remember -i-- on roughage or high -grain • Evening Auxiliary Meeting
ed us in their prayers. - Johnt.
I The November meeting of the
Armstrong and family, 27, ra ton,
i
AEvening Auxiliary was held at
August and Gerry Gregus wish I
to express their appreciation to the home of Mrs. Harry Webber,
their friends and neighbors who '1 •
Inquired for Jimmy while a. pa-
t ient in Smith 'Huron Hospital.Prices at Hensel]. Community
ss i charge of the devotions assisted
HENSALL SALE PRICES
I Mrs. Alex •Gartenburg was in
Sale,Thursday 20.
Special thanks to Dr. Read and I . Nov.I ' by Mrs. Harry Webber and Mrs.
hospital staff. 27c i Weanling pigs :John Tipping. Airs. Oscar Brine
$ 9.80-12.35
man. inttny Feedersilin9
I conducted by Mrs. J. :Wareham.
13.25-17.50 -
T wish 1 o thank my ' I gave a reading.
friends and. neighbors for the u 19,00-30,75 -
while a 63.00-81.00 1 The study book on Canada was
lovely cards and treat s received 'Saws
patient. in _St. Joseph's I Holstein calves 16,50.27.00: given by Airs. Robt, Robinson,
Hoepital, .London. -11 ilham GOS$, Election of officers for 1959 was
27c Durham ....... llllllllllll 35.00-65.00 ..
••-••••••••-•••,•::::::•:s:s•ii.s:,•s;:::•-• ,-• - • •• - - • • • •• - •••, An exchange of house plants was
. made after which a social hour
THE BEtirIEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister
2:00 p.m. -Worship and Sermon
(English)
3:30 pan. -Sunday School
8:00 pan. -Temple Time, CHAIL
• All. 'Welcom e
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHWOOD
10:00 aan.-Service
2:15 p.m. -Sunday School
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev, Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs.' Bob Pryde
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School
11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship
Stewardship Sunday
Dedication Service for "Visit-
ors"
Nursery for children up to six
years.
Visitation of congregation in the
afternoon,
Monday, 4 p.m. -Children of the
Church. meeting in the Sunday
School room,
Tuesday, 8 p.ni.-Circie meeting
at the home of Mrs. W. G.
Cochrane.
THAMES ROAD'
MENNONITE CHURCH
EXETER
"Teach Me „Thy Truth D Lord"
10:30 a.m.-Sunday School
11;30 a.m.-Worship
Pastor; Stanley Sauder, Exeter
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WED., DEC' 3
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fl REGULAR ROUNbS.CH1CKENS •
TO SPECIAL ROUNDS — TUR,KEY1-,
PLUS TURKEY DOORPRIZE
Admission SO
Spoil ketone -hi & tefrt Cerds
100, 3 tor 2S0 „
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This Week ir
Winchelsea
By MRS, F. HORNE
• s..
Mrs, Perkins of Owen Sound
is visiting at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Horace Daibridge,
Misses Beatrice and Dora Del -
bridge were also guests Sunday
evening,
Air. and Airs. Newman Baker
of Wellborn were Sunday visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Ford.
Ale. and Mrs. Eoopmao and
family moved last week to their
home south of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley MeGul-
firi add Airs. Elsie AleGuffin of
Devizes visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Isobel Sutdcn,
Honor bride,To•Be
Miss Wilma Walters, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, ?red Wallets,
WAS guest of il6hOr at
United Church Friday evening
last when friends PM neighbors
of thipresenteds her
With a kitchen shower and
other lovely gifts.
t The behle.th•be was received
by Mrs. hey Parsons and led to
h. gaily decorated dab'. Mrs.
ParSOOS read the address and
Misses Carol and Dianne Johns
presented the gifts.
Mrs. John flatten was F.M.C.
for a shOrt program of songs
sod readings after Web' lunch
Was served,
Rev, W. F. KrOtz, -Minister
Mrs. Kan McCrae, Organist
10:00 ani. -Missions Day
11:00 a.m.-Sunday School
7:30 p.m. -Rev, A. AI. Amacher
" ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United'Brothren
CRED)TON
Rev. G. R Strome, baster
10:00 a.m.-Worship
"Christ 1 -hits Come"
11:00 a.m.-Church School
1:30 to 5:00 p.m. -Visitation
Monday - Youth Fellowship
Wednesday--Alid-Week Service
Thursday -
Friday - Mission Band
BAYFIELD
BAP tIST CHIURCti
Paget Ivor Bodenham
9:45 School
11:00 A011. Morning Worship
Service
7:20 p.m. - Evening Service
Wed., 8 p.m. - Bible Study and
Prayer Service
A Warm Welcome To All
•.•
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THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Sunday, November 30
8:30 a.m.-Holy Communioa
11:00 aan.-Confirmation Service
The Right Rev. G. N. Luxton,
Bishop of Huron.
7:00 p.m. -Evensong,
CHRIST!AN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev. A. G. Van Eek, Minister
9:45 a.m.-Morning Worship
(English) •
Rev. A. G. Van Eck, Exeter.
2:15 p.m, -Afternoon Worship
(Dutch)
Rev, A, G. Van Belt, Exeter,
3:30 p.m.-Sund „- School
JP:MES STREE1
UNI–ED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
Mr, Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M.
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School
11:00 a M orning Worship.
Stewardship Sunday ,
Sermon Subject: "Treasure in
Heaven"
Anthem by the choir,
Duet by Marilyn and Kathryn
Hicks,
7:00 p.m. -Evening Worship
Sermon Subject: "The Lost
Sheep"
A Warm Welcome
is Extended To All
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
9:45 am-Ia.-Sunday School
11:00 aan.-Worship Service
7;30 p.m. -Evangelistic Service
Wed., 8 p.m. -Prayer Service
Thurs., 2:30 pan,-W.AI.C., Meet.
log at the home of Mrs, E,
Cudmore, Theme: The Holy
Spirit,
Fri., 8 p.m. - Christ Ambassa-
dors
"I will not leave you cgmfort-
less: I will come to you."
-John 14:18
Fester: Eveng, L. Winn.flutler
• MAIN STREET
The United Church
of Canacil
Supply MiniSter:
Student K. Barry 08551110re
Organist: Mil. A. Willard
1000 a.m,-The Church School
11:15 a.m.-Service Of Worship
Nursery provided in the P171111.
all Robins. Beginners, ages
.4-5, wilt retire during the
second hymn.
Come And Worship With ' Us
" Sunday, December 7
10:00 a.m.-white Gift Service
will be observed in the Sunday
School, Miss Wilkes, skiff
member of Gotierich Children's
Aid, will be the guest speaker,
It
Tuesday, December 16
7;10 pan. --Sunday School Christ -
Inas toneert,
1 Ghee GerierOusly To The 'Canadian :Awdliary.Of
•I British & ,foreign Bible :Society
THR0UG4 YOUR LOCAL CHURCH.
I tnvolopos May Bit Media Oil Thi C011itit Heti Platt
ithfill pi t ,it,ttitiit,m,Itt illt111 fartrititiMili (ft if(tillirdalifi IthYlraffifflifil ItHilatIt
was enjoyed.
Personal Items •
Mr, and Mrs. Norris Webb and
Julie were Thursday and Friday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Ball of Dundas, Norris attending
the Royal Winter Fair on Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Airs, Lloyd Cowdry
of London were Friday evening
visitors with Air, and Mrs. If,
Webber.
Airs. Roy Kirk and Lorna have
returned home after Spending
several days with her sister,
Mrs. T. Tufts of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith.
were weekend visitors in Toronto
arid attended the Royal Winter
Fair.
Dianne Smith visited with her
aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs,
E.' Goligh, St: Marys, over the,
weekend and Douglas was with'
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Smith, Kirkton. •
Mrs. Kenneth Savage, Mr, and
Mrs. 'McLeod of London. were
Sunday afternoon callers on Air,
and Mrs. Robt. Rundle.
Mr. and •Mrs, Lawrence Cope -
hied and Murray and Mr. Reg
Darling of Brown's Corners visit-
ed a couple of days with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Fulmer of Rochester,
Mich, and with Airs. W. .1. Rut-
ledge and Carol of Berkley,
Mich,
*Mr. and Mrs. Arnold 'Hem,
Norma and Carolyn, were week-
end visitors with the former's
Bibles Fight
Communism
The British and Foreign Bible
Society, which launches its an-
nual campaign for funds this
week, needs help to fight the in-
filtration of Communist Mem.
lure into underprivileged coun-
tries, local chairman G. A. Cann
said this week.
"While the Society is supply-
ing Bibles to most countries -at
half their actual cost, they are
still more expensive than litera-
ture supplied by the COM1111.111/8.
tie countries to those same peo-
ple.
"In the battle for men's
minds," lie continued, "it be-
hooves Christian • nations to do
much more, much faster if we
are to compete with communism
in the. winning of the many mil-
lions of people in Europe, Asia
and Afriea to our way of think -
him"
Many :people in these areas, he
said, are just learning to read
mid are. hungry for literature.
The Society prints Bibles in
some :1100 different languages
and estimates there are still
1,500 dialects into which the book
must be translated.
Monty for the campaign is
being accepted through • local
churches.
Bing d Provides'
Christmas Fowl
Prank Triebner. Mrs, Lee
;tory and Ted Wright were major
winners at last week's Exeter
Legion fowl bingo, second in a
series in the branch's hall.
Triebrier won two tur-
keys; Mrs, Jory and Mr. ,Wright
took 'home a turkey mid A
chicken each after a profitable
evening at the gam&
Turkey winners inetuded Mrs.
Barbara Guilford, Mrs. Irvine
Armstrong, Wiliam Coifing, Ge-
rald McLean. Mrs. bill Parsons
and Mrs. Jim Rripp,
4,arry Drinthell won the tur-
key door prise.
Chickens went to Amos Aar -
L01116 Johns, Airs, Wilbert
Adwards, Mrs. Arthur Pord,
Miss Pearl Ilideswell, Jack My -
wood, Tom Smith, Mrs. Mihail
Schroeder, Mrs, Andy Alerting,
Jaek Carr, Day Smith, Mrs. Don
\Nis and Mrs. Delbert Taylor,
Another binge will be held Ails
taming Wednesday night.
•
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Bake Sale
And Tea
LEGION HALL, HENSALL.
Sat., Nov.,29
3:00 p.m.
Draw for Bride's Doll
Sponsored by the
Ladies' Legion Auxiliary
CAVEN
CHRISTMAS
• FAIR
SIMMONS' SHOWROOM'
Sat., Dec. 6
3 to 5 p.m.
* Home Baking
* Farm Produce
• Delicatessen
• Fancy Work
• Christmas Booth
* Tea
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Everyone Welcome
BINGO
Grand Bend
Legion Branch No. 498
. EVERY
Saturday Night
* Cash
* Prizes
* Jackpots
* Specials
Come One, Come All
ADMISSION 500
DANCING
Every •
Friday.Night
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Zurich
10 1:30
Music by
DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA
Modern, Rock 'it Roll
Square Dancing
Sponsored by.,
Zurich Lions Club
Lions Club
Paper Drive
Wed., Dec. 3
Please Have Your Paper Out By 1:00 p.m.
Please Have Your Paper Bundled or Rolled
Proceeds For Christmas Welfare Work
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Parents' Night
at
South Huron
District High School
Friday Evening, Nov. 28
7 to 18 p.m.
Parents are cordially invited to visit teachers at their
home rooms , to. discuss their student's progress.
DASHWOOD
Fowl Bingo
DASHWOOD FIRE HALL
Friday, Nov. 23
Starting 9 p.n'r. Sharp
SPECIALS FOR
Turkeys Geese
Ducks & Chickens
At this Monsior Feather Party i
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I Proceeds tor Santa Parade and Gift Mr Children
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• Your Attendance will be Greatly Appreciated
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