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The bright, good taste of milk says "go" , the ener- gy it gives says "go" . milk go.- go-goes with ev- ery meal, an.d sndcks, fool WE DELIVER EXETER DAIRY PHONE 285-2144 Live one's jife two times over (L1L 2T0) Make up your own way to remember your code. Then send it to your friends. POSTAL CODE POSTAL Tionos-Advocat*, Pctobor 26, '1972 Celebrate anniversary at Centralia church Pao* 9A were Ray Mills, Ralph Lightfoot, Robert Blair and Ray Shoebot- torn. Receiving the offering were Brian Hicks, Gary Skinner, David Elliott and Norman Wilson. Flowers decorating the church were in memory of past members, Visitors from Nova Scotia, Michigan, Kingston, Toronto, London, Sarnia, Wyoming, St. Marys and other localities returned to attend the service and join in the social hour with former friends in the church schoolrooms following the ser- vice. Personals Mr, & Mrs. Cyril Colwill, Thorndale were luncheon guests with Mrs, Murray Elliott Sunday and attended the service in the United Church Sunday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs, Truman Mills, Kingston attended the Sunday Service and were overnight visitors with Mr. & Mrs, Fred Bowden. OFFICIAL START FOR THE JETS — Sunday afternoon at the Ilderton arena the 1972-73 season for the Lucan-Ilderton Jets officially opened. In the above picture, London township Reeve Graydon McRoberts drops the puck between the sticks of Ray Teesdale of the London Kings and Jamie Robb of T-A photo Show pictures to Berean class the Jets, a By MRS, FRED BOWDEN Sunday afternoon the auditorium was filled to capacity and 40 or more people were seated in the church schoolroom for the service to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Centralia United Church, Rev. Harold Snell, London was the guest speaker and delivered a sermon on the subject "What Difference Does it Make". The senior choir under the direction of the organist, Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins and assisted by former members sang the an- them. The junior choir, directed by Mrs. Ray Mills, pianist for the service also sang, Two numbers were sung by the Woodham Quartet; Harry Hern, Glen Copeland, Ken 13Iackler and Norris Webb. The offertory music was an organ and piano duet by Mrs. Hodgins and Marikay Hodgins. Rev, D.M. Guest of Wyoming, a former minister, expressed briefly his pleasure in attending the service. A letterextendinggreetingsfrom another former minister, Rev. J.T. and Mrs, Clarke, Beamsville was read by Rev. Beaton. Ushers DALEY'S WEEKLY COMMENTS Many at wedding May need an ark ' BY LARRY SNIDER My goodness, with all the rain we are having I am beginning to wonder if history is repeating By MANUEL CURTS OR EENWAY The Berean Class of the United Church held their meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs, Lawrence Curts, Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Grand Bend showed pictures of their trip to the West Coast, Herb Marlton, a member of the class, was presented with a plant and basket of fruits and candies on the occasion of his 90th bir- thday. Efforts are increasing to effect dassage of a law making it illegal to turn back an odometer. Steer This 't Way By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Those from this area attending the Gusso-Henderson wedding at Wingham Friday evening were Mrs. Hilton Ford, Mr, & Mrs, Hubert Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ford; Mr, & Mrs. Bob Forrester, Zurich; Mrs. Lyla Broderick, Mrs. Almira Ford, and Mrs. Kay Ford, Exeter, The groom is Mrs. Hilton Ford's grandson, Mr, & Mrs. John Brintnell and family, Jarvis and Mr, & Mrs. Howard Ford and family, Bolton, spent the weekend with Mrs. Hilton Ford. Mrs. Irvin Rader attended the Grand Bend Institute meeting, Thursday, where she was the guest speaker. Mrs. Wellwood Gill, Grand Bend, visited with her sister Mrs. Irvin Rader Monday. Mrs, Louis Restemayer, who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital for several weeks, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Katie Vincent, Grand Bend, spent several days with Mrs. Edith Beierling last week. Relatives from town attended -the funeral of the late Robert Love, Thedford last week. 4 1,ow-lead or unleaded gas is not suitable for every car. Check with an expert. • According to U,S. statisticians/ a life is saved each year for every five miles of new interstateHighway placed in service. After about 10,000 miles of use, spark plugs are opt to misfire under heavy loads. • A 2,000 -pound safety car, of German origin, with a uniciiie three-ply, anti-crush body, will be on the U.S. market by 1974, possibly even sooner. Personals Several relatives from the community attended the funeral services of Mrs. Olive Wellman, in Pt, Huron, Tuesday. Mrs. Wellman, the former Olive McIntosh is survived by her husband, James Wellman, Arlington Heights, Illinois, one son Robert, Indianapolis and one daughter Mrs. Marilyn Box, California, and four grand- children, Mrs. Inez Eagleson ac- companied Mrs. Harold Eagleson and Susan, Sarnia, recently to visit relatives in Ottawa and Monkland, Ontario. Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Brophy and Allison, London visited with Mrs. Vera Brophy Sunday. Sunday guests with Evelyn, Viola and Manuel Curts were Mr, & Mrs. Henry Thoren, Frank, Henrietta, Monique and John of Strathroy. By the way: In this election there are more candidates running for something than there are who stand for something. * The next best protection to on anti- crush body is sound brakes, ond you'll find them on every car at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! et Recording artists to visit Crediton Bill and Bonnie Olson, sacred recording artists from Windsor have a real ministry for cof- feehouses, youth groups, sacred concerts, seminars and church services. They will be in Crediton Saturday, Oct. 28. Bill attended Bible College and was associate pastor at Berea Tabernacle in Detroit for one and one-half years, They have travelled in full-time evangelistic work for two years, arid since February 1971 have been on the staff of Windsor Y.F.C., involved in directing Campus Life Clubs and Music. They have a unique and en- joyable music ministry. Bin is an excellent speaker, who ef- fectively relates the message of God's Word to both teens and adults, Their dynamic ministry among young people has been most thrilling. • *I?-' z;73., 444,r, Let Us Hear From You! ;ti If you know of a young couple recently married or about to be just fill in this coupon and mail to Our office. We will start a 6 month subscription for the newlyweds as our wedding gift. NAME OF NEWLYWEDS ADDRESS DATE MARRIED SIGNATURE 21tc excicAPines-..Atiuocafe Box 850i3E5xze;i Ontario a • itself and we should get busy and start building an ark. On second thought I don't think that this could be possible and that there must be some brighter days ahead. However, I do know of an "oasis" of good cheer and bright moods and that is your very own Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. Pay a visit and yoti will see what I mean for Comradeship and good times its the Royal Canadian Legion every time. Comrades we are fast ap- proaching the nth hour of the 11th month and we all know what that means, make it a point to volunteer a couple of hours of your time to assist your poppy chairman in making this the best effort ever, If you can't remember think. Comrade Art Bell, 540's Poppy Chairman announces the following as the schedule for Lucan and area. Friday, November 3rd, 7:30 p.m. Door to Door Poppy Blitz. Saturday, November 4th, 8.00 Street Sales Lucan and area. Saturday, November 11th Comrades to muster at the Legion Hall at 10.30 a.m. Sharp for parade to cenotaph for their Act of Remembrance at the cenotaph. Saturday, November 11th, 6.30 p.m. veterans only banquet at the Legion Hall Guest Speaker Comrade Harold Pimblett, London, Ontario a Past District Commander. Sunday, November 12th. 10.30 a.m. Comrades to muster at the Legion Hall, Lucan in preparation for parade to the United Church to attend our Annual Remembrance Church Service at 11.00 a.m. Our good friends in Lucan and area are requested to leave their porch lights on please,to assist the Poppy Canvassers. Let us have a good turn out on all the above dates - They gave their life surely you can spare a couple of hour of yours - If you can't remember think, In Memoriam Comrade Walter 'Wally' Boyes 1898 -1972 We will Remember him in our heart Comrades the life blood of any organization is membership and the Royal Canadian Legion is no exception,We need you to support your Branch Early Bird Cam- paign, 540's campaign is progressing favourably but we need an extra effort on your part to put it across and make 540 elegible for a membership plaque. Do your part Comrade, 'become an early bird , then you too can strut your stuff around the Branch and have something to crow about. Let us keep Branch 540 Big, Strong and Beautiful. We can_ you know, with your support. Comrade Len Fisher, Sports By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs, Richard Glanville, Parkhill spent Friday with the former§ parents, Mr, & Mrs. Stan Preszca tor, Mrs. Alex Hamilton, Grand Bend visited Wednesday with her sister Mrs, Leonard Wein. Mrs. Bob Dolphin and Cindy, St, Thomas and Mrs. Jack Dye visited friends last week in Oak- ville. Officer has come up with a great fall and winter sports program for your enjoyment and it all starts in the Sea Land and Air Lounge at 8.30 p.m. November 7. Now select your partner and be ready to start our mixed Tuesday night sports event. Enter your name on the list provided in the lounge. The games to be played are cribbage, euchre, darts and shuffle board. This program is open to all members of Branch 540, the cost a mere $1.00 for the season and this money is placed in a fund to go toward paying for the windup banquet and dance and presentation night. 540 has the programs to offer, all you have to do my friends is "participate,'" So for a sports filled entertaining winter its 540's Tuesday night mixed, sports program. Oh yes, something has been added, how about a monthly mixed bowling league - this will be held on a Sunday afternoon- with a pot luck supper at the ' branch following - sounds like fun if you are interested all that is necessary is that you place your name on the list provided in the lounge. Sure sounds like an in- teresting winter - sports wise. Now Hear This - Now Hear This - All children of Lucan and area - The Ladies Auxiliary of Branch 540 are happy to advise their popular figure skating program will commence on Tuesday, November 14 at 6.30 p.m. under the direction of Miss Barbara Richardson. The Ladies were extremely • fortunate to obtain Miss Richardson's services again this year as this will be to the advantage of last year§ skaters as Miss Richardson will know them, and give them follow-up instruction on last year's per- formance. There it is folks, get those skates out, check them over and be ready to get going at the starting whistle. Two more important dates to remember are our meeting nights. The members are advised the men meet at 8,30 p.m, sharp on Wednesday, November 8 while the Ladies Auxiliary meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 7, at 8,30 sharp. The Membership are requested to keep these two important dates in mind and urged to attend, Don't be just a card bearing member, go active and have your say where you will be heard on the floor at the Meeting. See you there comrades. And that's 30 for this week - Remember - If you want to kill time, why not try working it to death. 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