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AOMENit3g.R FALLE.N---Members of the Grand Bend Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary,
",ded by the Exeter Pipe Band, marched to the cenotaph, Sunday, to pay tribute to
Their fallen comrades in the recent world conflicts, Mrs. Audrie Hutchinson, es-
▪ oiled by Clayton Mothers, is shown above placing a wreath representing the
=fatherhood of Canada. Rev, Ray Farrell, who officiated with Rev, L. Hoffman, is
shown in the background. photo
Jun day School teachers
hon re at James St.
MD drive
starts here
Exeter Firemen again are
sponsoring the Muscular Dys•
trophy campaign in this area,
which begins Monday, No-
vember 19.
The firemen have placed a
number of cannisters in
stores and restaurants where
contributors can deposit
change to assist the drive.
More than 22,000 Canad-
ians suffer from MD. The
relentless advance of this
muscle-wasting disease great-
ly shortens life-expectancy at
all age levels.
In children, who compose
the majority of its victims,
it is nearly always fatal.
The Muscular Dystrophy As•
sedation of Canada hopes its
all - out scientific research
program will find the answer
in time to save those now
stricken.
Big Canned
Food Sale!
11.074 BOTTLES
20-Or. TINS
FANCY 20-Oz,
Tomato Juice 4E-Oz. TIN 25'
Mier Veg. Soup 00, (R) c
F 3
ylmer Tomato Catsup
Winer Choice Peas
Golden Wax Beans
Wilier Peaches
CHOICE HALVES 20-Dr
ylmer Fruit Cocktail
CHOICE 15-Da.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE AYLMER PRODUCTS AS SOME
OF THEM ARE PACKED RIGHT HERE IN EXETER
39c
43c
41c
29c
25c
Maple Leaf Pure Pork
Sausage 49'
Large 12-oz. tin
33c
59c
Old South Frozen
Orange Juice.
Beef, Turkey or Chicken
TV Dinners
8Ao 9°
29c
3 LAS 29c
FRESH PRODUCE
Local
Carrots
Florida Slut 96'i
G rapefruit
Fancy p:§lidtaut
Am:4s
King Size Blue Surf .37C arc
Cherry Pie Ready 20-oz TIN 39c
'1.09
Bee Hive Two-pound tin
GOLDEN CORN SYRUP 31c
Challenger Fancy Quality 73/4 -oz. tin
RED COHOE SALMON 39'
Pillsbury Deluxe — Chocolate, White, Pineapple, Double Dutch
CAKE MIXES 2 FOP 59c
Angelus white
MARSHMALLOWS POUND 29 4
St, William's
McLaren's
Sweet Wafer Pickies. 32-0Z. OA 39c
Economy Tube
Pepsodent Tooth Paste WHITE 794
FREE Teddy Bear Tumbler
Kraft Peanut Butter 12-b...LIA. 3 3c
White Swan Toilet Tissue 4RdLL.49c
Walker's Saltines Sodas L. 27c
Bake Early For Christmas
We're headquarters for your Christniat baking. We have hi
a fresh supply of peel, cherries, raisins etc.
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A "CHRISTMAS BONUS°. AND nTREASURE. HUNT" STOR.E
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MEAT VALUES
Fresh
Chicken Legs L.494
Lean Loin
Pork Chops 65
Sweet Pickled 2- to 3-lb. average
Cottage Rolls Alerb
BEST PRICE IN TOWN I
Sweet Smoked Rindless
Devon Bacon 651ci,
Maple Leaf
atiogna 3 LAS, 1
FROZEN FOODS
12-ounce poly bag
Stokely's Kernel Corn 19c
12-ounce poly bag
Stokely's Green Beans 23c
Highliner Large 24-ot. box
Haddock Fish 'n Chips 59'
Blind fund
short $300
A total of $713.15, still
about $300 short of the ob•
jective, has been contributed
to the area campaign for the
blind, Chairman S, B, Tay-.
for said this week.
Target for the annual ap-
peal is $1,000,
"There are quite a number
of regular contributors who
have not made their dona-
tions yet," Mr. Taylor said.
"We will appreciate receiv-
ing them as soon as pos..
sible,"
Contributions by communi•
ties;
Exeter $485.00
Centralia 10.75
Crediton 24,00
Dashwood ..... 14,00
RCAF Centralia 179.40
$713,15
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et:elves 100 'fine over leaving scene
10.31
"'Your college resume is inter.
eating, We'll call you If we
feel the need of a cheerleader.".
....:Zcheir int al years of service
carne elose to
.First on the list of leachers
was Clarence Down, who has,
served as a teacher in the
intermediate boys' classes for
54 years. Garnet. Hicks, who
pa id Inihnte In the ardent
-church worker, also pointed
-Out he had been active in the
choir, church orchestra. Young
people's Work and in dramas
and comedies presented at the
' "He has been one of the
Anchor men of James Street
Church,'' Hicks com-
mented.
Down, who was presented
Another member of the in-
-with an enseribed silver tray,
recalled some of the earlier
rears of his service and said,
"I wouldn't have missed it for
anything."
''We owe it to our commun-
ity and God to give of our
time and talents." he added.
"and it has meant a great
deal to me."
Hicks also paid tribute to
the work of Carf ('ann, who
is retiring after 15 years as
superintendent of the church
;.chnol, It. was a red-letter day e.
for James Street when he took 1.‘,
the position," Hicks stated. ci
'and he and his wife (a for-
=te\-en retiring leachers and officers were honored by their
.allow members on the James
Street Sunday School staff at
• Trot hick dinner in the church,
Tuesday.
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termediate department, Robert
Southcott, who retired after 15
years' service as a teacher,
stated, "I got more out of it
than I ever put in."
The ardent church worker
was presented with a record of
the theme speech at a recent
conference of United Church
Men at Elgin House.
Honor primary teachers
Mrs, Ross Taylor and Mrs.
Don Harris presented gifts to
two members of their primary
school teaching staff after serv-
ing for several years.
Calling them "capable and
dependable", Mrs, Taylor pre-
sented Bibles to Mrs. Don
Graham (Maxine Reeder) who
taught for 12 years prior to
her marriage, and to Wilma
Coates, who served for six
years.
The final member of the
staff to be honored was Bill
Batten, who is leaving the staff
after serving as secretary for
two years and assistant super-
intendent for five.
Tribute was paid to him by
Rev. Ernest Lewis .and pre-
sentation of a cuff link and tie
bar set was made.
Following the presentations,
Dr. Harvey Cowen entertained
the 32 members with slides of
his recent trip in Europe and
the Holy Land.
:q
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it
Is
iy Is
great mark nn the youth of
this community."
The pair was presented with
a framed picture for their de-
voted service.
An 18-..year-old Ilensall youth,
Gary Jones, was given a severe.
reprimand us Magis‘rate Glenn
flays, 'QC, fined $100.0 and
costs and. had. his driver's lie-
ensc' suspended for six months
when he was found .guilty of
leaving the scene of an Reel-
dent in. Exeter court, Tuesday.
Jones was charged alter he
smasned into the rear of a car
operated by Earl Gackstetter,
Exeter, north of Bensall. Sop.
tember
Previous to the accident he
had been clocked at 40 mph in
a 30 mile zone by the
(Ter radar unit which was set
up half a mile south in the vit.
Lige of Hensall.
Gackstetter's ear was ,roltZd
several times due to the impact
and both he and a passenger,
Doug Jeffrey, Exeter, were in-
jured in the crash.
Evidence revealed that Jones
And his companion, Shirley Sto-
rey, 10, Seaforth, drove to
,!ones' home and after parking
the car beside the barn, re-
turned to the scene of the acci-
dent in his father's car,
Defense lawyer, D. T. Mur-
phy, .Goderich, contended that
Jones, who received a bad blow
on the head in the crash, did not
know what he was doing when
he left the scene.
Crown Attorney W. Cl. .COCh-
rane discounted this theory
when he pointed out the youth
wa.s able to drive home and tell
his father that they should go.
hack to the .scene.
The magistrate reprimanded
the youth . very strongly for
failing .W stop at the scene and.
at least determine if there was
serious injury to the occupants
of the other oar.
Fined $25,00 on similar charge
A -charge of failing to report
an accident resulted in a $25.00
flue for George .0dbert, Strat-
ford, following an accident on
highway 83,
At the time of the accident
Odbert was sleeping and his
ear was being. driven '1))• D.or-
vat Stratford, when
It struck -one driven by Clifford.
I mimic of Exeter.
Campbell, who had taken
over the wheel at Rosseldale
on the way to Grand Bend from
Stratford, told the owner of the .
car it wasn't necessary to re-
port the accident, and they con-
tinued on to Grand Bend to the
home of Odbert's brother, Ed.
The latter reported that two
men arrived at his place at 1;20
a.m, and informed him of the
accident and as they surveyed
the damage, they spotted a po-
lice cruiser driven by PC Ray
Gillum of Grand Bend,. and re-
ported the accident to him,
The men then returned to the
s,2ene where PC Don Westover
was already in the process of
his investigation,
Westover reported that od
beet had an odor of liquor on
his breath and the Stratford
man admitted having three
beers before leaving the Perth
city..
Defense lawyer, Laugh..
ton, stated Gilbert would have
reported the accident but had
been influenced by Catopbeil,
mho It was learned, did not have
A driver's permit.
however, the magistrate Con,
tended that Odbert's Celibera.
lions in 11w .witness box did not
signify that he would be .dom-
Mated by Campbell,
He said he showed a "'callous.
disregard for the law" in not
forcing Campbell to stop at the
accident scene.
,corple§$...driVer
A charge of careless driving,
which resit:U(1 in an estimated.
$70o,00 damage to two ears,
suited in a $20,00 fine for Jo-
cob Bovius, Bit 2
liovius was driving on high.
way -84 when he struck a car
operated by Emerson Kyle, and
was later charged by PC George
Mitchell,
The accused pleaded guilty to
the charge and was represented
by Elmer Bell, QC,
Loses driver's license
A London man, Carson Matte,
was fined $60,00 and costs and
had his driver's permit Ws.-
pended for four months after
pleading guilty to a charge of
impaired driving in Exeter on
October 10,
The accused was charged by
Police Chief C. H. MacKenzie
after he had been spotted driv•
inn down. the street in an er-
ratic manner, The officer also
reported the accused smelled
strongly of alcohol.
In othe_ cases, the magis-
trate;
Fined john Berger of Sea-
forth .$0,00 and costs for driv-
big 47 mph through A .20 zonein
Hensall on Sept, 2
DisMIASQ.d A speeding ,charge
against Chas, Desmond of De-
trolt, Michigan, when. the mem-
bers .of .the 'Kitchener radar
unit .could not prove they were
set up in 30 mph itt.Hen"
sail when they .clocked the
American -doing .Sa Writes an
hour,
Levied a fine of $25,00 or' lour
days in jail against Elmer Oesch
of Zurich who pleaded guilty to
failing to file his income tax re-
turns.
Fined Diane Wooden, Exeter,
$14.09. for travelling 44 miles an
hour through a 30' mph zone in
Dashwood .on September 2,
fined James Culligan, Ham-
ilton, $tun and costs for tray-
ening 41 miles an hour in the
same place on the same day,
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Fat' all the family
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CURLING BOOTS
As low as $8.95
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Ranging from $2.23
Children's, Misses',
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