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Mr and Mrs. Eldon Allen.
Janet, Nancy and Frank visit•
ed on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Lloyd Allen at Brantford,
Alr. and Mrs. T. Laing em
jived a motor trip to Algonquin
Park and Huntsville.
Mr, Frank Stagg spent the
weekend with his son and
daughterinlaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Reg Stagg, Exeter.
Mr. Floyd Dow has accepted
a position in the Bank of
Commerce, Mitchell.
Air. and Mrs. Laverne Wal•
lace returned home nit Sunday
after visiting relatives at Ken.
nra.
Mr and Airs. Ken McKellar
visited in Goderich with Ate
and Mrs. Donald Scott and
family on Thursday.
Quite a number of CromArly
people all ended anniversary
services in Caven Presbyterian
Church, EXeler, On Sunday.
Church service here was with-
deawn,
Mr. Red Mrs. Lorne ('happel,
newlyweds. were treated to a
rousing chivaei on Saturday
night.
Alr. and Airs. Carter Kers-
lake, Joyce, Brenda and Craig
were Sunday guests of Miss
Lillian Sallatitytie, Exeter,
Mr and Airs, laMes flamsey
and Children of Listneest visit-
ed on Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Alt's. Alex Ramsey,
Mr. and Mrs. K. AleKellar
Were celeste oI Alr. and Alt's.
W. &Very, Exeter, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rickert
and deuthler Catherine, CHO-
thh e Were SMiday ViSitttrs with
Mr. and Ales. Gordon Lathe
and !Millie.
Seeteal friends item
area attended the funeral nt
the late Mr. William Moodie-.
of 'Exeter
The firs( sitewtall of the
teaaeti came en Teesday, Oct.
2$.
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Lift. youth's licence
for year and .onemh.alf
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A 111-year ,old Mitehell youth.,
con-facet of careless driving,
paid A floe of $75..00 plus costs
wet had his licence suapeeded
„fur 18 months. by Ala.gistrate
Geaut I•laYs. QC, here Tiles
.ttie luti,,,rate said the a v•
etheq. Ross ttistatt, had one of
uorst driving records he
lied Seen n1 maey cars,
.41.61;4U admidett to „drinking
wme mid. -showing rill.' with
ilia car Lbefore it Hipped. over
in the ditch trt nay township.
Sept 19, tine of his peasengees
v., as seriously injured. 1tistau
also was fined $20 plus vosts
for consuming alcohol under
age.
David Kens, iii, Mitchell, a.
passenger in lite ti l, car,
Was fined $25 for possession of
liquor, Ile admit:tee! Meeting a
bottle of wine from his bro-
ther's cellar.
Oldest man
dies at 96
William Moodie,. 96, Exeter's
oldest resident, died suddenly
at his late. residence, Andrew
St. on Wednesday, Oelnhee 17,
Mr, Moodie was a native of
Scotland and at rn early age
came to Canada and farmed in
Lisborne Township,
Married Mary Agnes Kydd
of the Themes Road commun.
ity on November 9, 1892. They
celebeated both their golden
a n d diamond anniversaries,
Mrs. Moodie predeceased him
February 8, 1960.
Mr. Moodie was road super-
intendent of Usborne Township
for 23 years. He was an active
member of Thames Road church
slinging in the choir for 60 years
and being superintendent of the
Sunday School for 19 years. Af-
ter retiring to Exeter to make
their home with their daughter,
Mrs. Roy Fletcher 10 years ago,
they attended Jaines Streef
Church.
• Surviving are two daughters:
MrS. Roy (Margaret) Coward
and Mrs, Stanley (Vera) Cow,
erd, both of Exeter; four grand-,
children., 11 great grandehil•
dren and one great great greed-
child.
Fimeral services were held at
the Hopper-Hockey funeral home
on Friday, October 19 condue.
ted by Rev. S. E, Lewis. Inter-
ment was in Exeter cemetery,
, Tali. hearers were Messrs. El .
gin Rowcliffe. William Stone,
Alex Duhean, Charles Allison,
Edgar :Monteith and Harold Jef-
fery.
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lee lime to pey
Magistrate Hays refueed to
provide time for Jack Fraser,
20, RCAF Ventrelia, to pay .kite
$40 fine he Lteas assessed for
having liquor in. his car.
The magistrate told Fraser
that if he had money to
operate a ear and purchase
liquor he could raise the sash
lo pay his fine. Air, Hays said
he should be able to get the
money from friends: if they
woUldn't trust. him, why should
the court?
Mrs, Ann Jorgenson, Victoria
St., said she was not aware
that she should. have reported
to police wimp* she struck a
small boy in :Exeter Sept 21
Her fine was $15.00 and . cost s
Mrs, Jorgenson struck late,
phen Athill, (our yoars old,
one of several children return-
ing from a birthday
She took the. boy to the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Athill, Victoria. St.
Constable Harry V. Bergen,
who haul the boy examined by
a doctor, said skid marks
totalled 32 feet,
Urged to return to school
Magistrate Hays advised the
father of a 16-ycar-old Exeter
youth, Grant Rohner, to send
the boy back to school. after
convicring him of being drunk
in a public place. The boy was
fined $10,
PC' Harry Reid said he found
llohner drunk, noise and IM
ruly in Bay swamp and turned
the lad over to his father who
"gave hint a talking to”.
The magistrate pointed nut
that damage to the brain from
liquor is greater at the age of
16 than it is al .maturity,
John Dwyer, Toronto. Ives
fined $25 and Charles
23, RR 2 Dashwood, $5.00 on
speeding charges.
Honor couple.
on departure
Alt. and Mrs. W. G. Coch-
rane, who have' been active
members of Caven Presbyterian
Church for many years, were
honored by the congregation at
a get-together after the evening
service Sunday evening, prior
to their departure from Exe-
ter,
Harry Strang, on behalf of
those present, lauded their con-
tribution to the church and
presented them with a lace
tablecloth set.
Mr. and Mrs, Cochrane have
sold their home on Gidley St.
and will live at their summer
home, Southeott. Pines, Grand
Bend for the winter months.
clan Ritchie Evening Auxiliary
of Cromarty church and the
Staffa UCW were entertained by
the ladies of Roy's United
Church on. Wednesday evening.
Thanksgiving was the theme of
the meeting and Mrs, Calvin
Christie presided at the piano
and played quiet music. Airs,
Murray Christie was in the
chair, Sterling Gra hat offered
prayer. The program consisted
of a solo by Miss Joan Christie,
reacting by Miss Olive Speare,
piano solo, Ales, 'Robert Me.
Caughey, duet, Misses Eliza-
beth Smelt, and Heather Dayn ,
ard, duct. Mrs. T. L. Scott and
Airs. Gerald Carey; reading,
Mrs, Andrew Christie.
guest speaker was Mrs.
Ceeil 'Burrell of Mount Pleas-
ant, using as her topic "A Light
Bearer", She was thanked by
Mrs, Ross WNW, Airs, Cal.
der MeKaig And Mrs. A. II.
Daynard expressed apprecia-
tion of the visiting ladies,
CGIT rally
A CG1T rally of lie-meet' gleis
And lenders of (be Stratford
Presbyterial was held iii CromL
arty church nn Saturday. Octo.,
bee 13.
The guest speaker was Miss
Beatrice Scott, a Missieeary
front India., MisS Russell 'ef. Lis-
towel And Miss Manes cendeeleil
an interesting program. Miss
CarOt Harrison of Listnivel
A solo. Mrs, Nina of Atwood
Was :Sing :Mg leader,
PeetonAl items
Weekend guests at the home
Or Mr. and MrS. T. 1. Scott end
fantile were Aire, Cl. A. Keeton
and son Darwin of Blufftob, Al-
berta, They were enrolde to
OklaboMa,,
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Aerive.
makes -grant$,
The Startiee Drive-in worship
services Ii ,eld this summer
south of elrand Bend were
able to meet all expenses and
give donations of $33 to the
Bible Society and JeeLn d on
Rescue Mission and $32 la the
Gideons.
The report gi N en by the
secretary, Bev. 'IL S. Hilt's, in-
dicates .that the seven films
shown at the Provincial LPinery
Perk were solely supported by
The drive-in services. A letter
from. the Department of Lands
and Forests stated that
total of 700 people attended
the seven Pinery meetings and
indicated that people came
front Scarborough. Milton, Ayl-
mer', 'Windsor. Port Huron.
tleviand. and Tiffin, Ohio.
Services lieve been held at
the drive-in for three years
any many i'eturned cards in
die to a desire for the vontinte
atinn next summer. Many f avora bl e commen t s were also
received.
GB native
missionary
BerielL took place in Grand
Bend cemetery for Noah Gret-
ton, whose death occured in
Montreal. last week.
Al'. Gs'atton, who formerly
resided at Grand Bend, moved
to Montreal 30 years ago and
had since been engaged in
enci»missionary work. lie
Preached the gospel in many
Parts of Quebec, besides in
Montreal where he resided, He
distributed thousands of French
New Testaments to i% people
througout the province.
A. funeral service was held in
Montreal Thursday evening and
was conducted. by John Spree-
man. He preached both in
French and in English. A large
number of French people at.
tended from many parts of the
province beside many English
friends from Ala:lbea).
'rite body arrived at Holtman
Funeral, Home, Dashwooce Fri-
day and funeral service took
place Saturday, Oct 20 at
Grand Bend, Gospel Half, Thos.
G. Wilkie, Forest, and Albert. W.
Joyee, Toronto, both former
residents of Grand Bend, con-
ducted the service which was
largely attended.
Pallbearers were three evan-
gelists with whom Mr. Gratton
laboured in Quebec, Joseph Oat-
ling Shawinigan Falls, Que.,
John Spreeinan, Albanel, Que.,
and Vincent Davey, St. Anne
de Bellevue, Que. also Fergus
and Leslie Turnbull and Wel-
.ington Johnson, Grand Bend.
Form body
for Huron
A meeting to plan the organ-
ization of a Huron County
branch of the Canadian Mental.
Health Association was held in
the Clinton Twit Hall, October
15.
Representatives were present
from ,several centres in the
county. Ralph E. Smith, Goa.
(lea, was chairman of the
meeting.
R. W. Curtis Smtnit, field rep.
resentative in Western Ontario'
for °ATHA, explained the organ-
ization and structure of the a s •
sociation at the national, pro
vineial and branch levels. The
aims and objects of the assn
eiation, particularly' at the local
level, were outlined.
Plans were made to have a
public meeting during NoVelTh
her to take further steps 'toward
organizing this tilt for Huron
County,
"I've 'decided to cleAn out the
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Canuotiva tram peec
Evans •rt WIWI On the motor,
moving the ear "a couple of
feet op". when they beard a-
rattel cry "Stop".
When they reached him, Sa-
muel had ,Several. marks on his
head and was bleeding, He com-
plained of pain in the neck,
One of the wheels or the ear
was off the track anti the car
was fisting to the. swab,
"( don't think it ever did .func-
tion properly," said Evans. The
two cables did not wind evenly
nn the drt.tm and the car had
slipped off the .track on a num-
ber of occasions before.
Structure not sound
Ernest. Chipchase, Ilensall,
who has a cottage nearby, was
one of a group of men who
lifted the car back on the track,
raised Samuel, onto the plat-
form and took hint up the lift
to the Lop tie, too, said "it was
not a sound structure", indicat•
ing 'ii should have had a cement
bed all the way down the hank.
Dr. John Goddard, Hensali,
who presided over the inquest.
first examined S a m u. el and
found he hadn't received any
serious injury to his spinal
chord, He ordered hint sent by
ambulance to St. Joseph's Hos-
pital for examination.
Dr, John Wilson, a surgeon at
SI, Joseph's, said x-rays showed
one of the vertebrae in the neck
had been dislocated and an ope-
ration was performed during
which tongs Nvere put into the
skull to put the vertebrae hack
into place. Samuel then was
placed in traction, "apparently
in good condition," However,
the victim was Mentally con-
fused and extremely difficult to
manage. tie vomited consider-
ably, a usual result or' head in-
jury, but despite the use of an
extricating machine and spe-
cial nursing' care, it was tm-
possible ' •remove ail the
stomach materials from the
windpipe.
Baptist church
baptizes seven
Emmanuel 'Baptist Church.
Exeter, held its first baptismal
service S u n ri a y evening al,
Wortley .Baptist Church, Lon-
don. Seven can did a t es were
baptized by immersion by W.
Stephenson, pastor of the
church,
Those baptized were Mrs. 0,
Vollelt, Mrs, E. Heywood, Mr.
and Airs, G. Alateuthardt, Mr.
IV, Davis, B. Montmorency and
Alt. Jlnntntorcncy,
No building permit
Fe: Harry Reid, who ievestie
gate(' the death, identified for
the jury pictures he had to •e
of the scene. He revealed he
had checked the new building
bylaw of Hay township anti
found no permit was required
for the construction of a Lift,
rte also noted that no Permit
had he.en issued by Ontario HY.
dro in regard to the installation,
nor bad the area inspector sue •
Yeyed the equipment.
The verdict read: "The jury
strongly recommends that all
installations and. lifts of this
type, whether private .or
be .brought. under the jerisdie-
lion of the elevators and lifts
act or the province of Ontario
and that annual inspections of
this equipment be made to en•
sure safe operation,"
Jury members included Lorne
kleinstiver, foreman; Robert.
Borland, Glenn Koehler, Charles
'Thiel and Morris ,Finkbeiner,
all of the immediate district,
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-Cromarty Comments
By MRS. KEN MeKELLAR
CONTROL
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Support The Exeter
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CANADIAN BIBLE SOCIETY
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Secretary: Mr, Morley 14a1l
Treasurer: Mr. George. Tinney,
Exoter
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self, but three close calls on.
her .own life lied, taught her 'to
be eaeefitl..
When she was 11 Yvan old ,
she was rescued' at Learning
Lott after wattle Under the
second tune and she was pull
-ed 1,11 by a friend :near Brights
Grove about two Years after
she was .pulled into rough
water by an undertow.
Site had her third experience
at MacTeer when she' slipped.
off a rock into, deep, water 16
years. ago ,
Summing up her resette
perience, Mrs. .Spooner ,stated.
"X am certainly thawau, 3
listened to that maxi's demon•
strabort of artificial respira-
tion on TV,"
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