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THE SUN SHOP, GRAND BEND has for the second straight fall,
converted the entire store into a fantastic leather outlet — featuring
quality and styling in women's and men's leather coats and jackets
AT SENSATIONAL
LOW PRICES
MEN'S
JACKETS
PANT
COATS
Ladies, styled from aenuine
Cabretta leather, Ten different
superbly crafted styles in misses
and junior sizes 9 to 18. Lined
with quilted rayon satin - some
zip-out. Newest fall shades.
Special Sale Price
$ 1 7 9 0
Luxuriously soft and supple, craf.
ted from Cobretta leather, the
aristocrat of tine leather. Norfolk
or Safari styled in Redwood,
Cocoa or Black. Sizes 36 to 46.
Special Sale Price
Cakretta leather, eight smartly
styled 35" ladies pant coats from
which to choose, Canadian crof.
ted from imported genuine
Cobretto leather. Single and
double breasted styles. Sizes 10-
18.
Special Sale Price
See our entire collection of better quality leathers, as fine
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compare. We are building a reputation for fine quality
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master Charge
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JOHN'S BURNER SERVICE .
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L94 Sanders St. Exeter Phone 235-1415
MR. AND MRS. RUSS SMITH
Marilyn Fevery and Russ Smith were united in marriage August 27 at
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church by Father Charrette. The maid of
honour was Diane Leitch and bridesmaids were Brenda Scott, Darlene.
Smith and Jeanette Smith. The best man was Dan Toner and guests
were ushered by Don Smith, Harold Smith and Jim Fevery. The flower
girl was Darlene Fevery and the ring bearer was Dave Smith. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pieter Fevery, Centralia and Mrs. and
Mrs. Harold Smith, Huron Park are parents of the groom. After a
northern honeymoon the couple has taken up residence in Centralia.
Pix by Peake
MR. AND MRS. WAYNE MILLER
Helen McCann and Wayne Miller exchanged marriage vows at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Church on August 13 with Father Charrette of-
ficiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Noreen McCann and the
late Lawrence McCann and the groom is the son of Mrs. Olive Miller
and the late Allan Miller. Mrs. Barb McCann was the matron of honour
and bridesmaids were Nancy Kemp, Cathy Ryan, Linda Miller and
Mary Jo McCann. The best mart was Gord Brown and guests were
ushered by Barry Clarke, Rick Hendrick, Jerry McCann and Bill
McCann. After a honeymoon to northern Ontario, the couple is
residing at RR 1, Dashwood. Pix by Peake
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Reg. $ 1
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EXETER'S
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IN THE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
AT THE WALL & FLOOR SHOPPE
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In Addition To The 70% Reduction On All Stock
We Offer These Spectacular
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4 SPECIAL TABLES - 4
VALUES
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$6.98
TABLE
Includes Wovens, Sweater Knits,
T-Shirt Knits
VALUES
TO
$8.49
TABLE
Includes 60" Wide
Printed Knits
$fa 49
YARD $2 98 YARD
QUILTING SPECIALS
SAVE $1.39
Terrylene
Quilt Batts
:519 $449
45" Polyester And
Cotton
Broadcloth
Reg.
$ 1 39 $1.59 YARD
VALUES
TO $ I 98
$4.98
TABLE I YARD
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and I were almost as delighted as
my parents.
My favourite attraction was
the roller coaster, but the whole
atmosphere of the fairAntrigued
me. I looked forward to ft each
fall; it was sort of a panacea for
having to go back to school.
The Western Fair still holds a
special appeal for me, even
though my stomach can't handle
the adult rides and I'm too em-
barrassed to go on the children's
midway. I'd rather watch the
braver souls stagger off the
ferris wheel and the roller
coaster.
There's something special
about the smell of hot dogs and
hot buttered pop corn, the feel of
a piece of candied apple stuck to
the sole of your shoe, the sound
of happy midway music com-
bined with cries of excitement
and fear and the sight of a
The excitement of a fair
tion where someone is playing a
lively time on an organ.
Last year my brother-in-law
subtly suggested to a Salesman in
the appliance department, that I
might be interested in buying a
clothes dryer which would match
my washerspin dryer. For fif-
teen minutes, I was cornered
hearing about all its features and
knowing I would rather spend the
money on ten other things, if I
had had the money,
In spite of last year's ex-
perience with the salesman and
my customary after-the-fair
aches and pains, you can be cer-
tain I'll return to the Western
Fair,
I tell myself, "When you've
seen one fair, you've seen them
all." But when September rolls
around, I get the urge again.
There's something about a fair
that draws me every time.
Odds n' Ends
By ELAINE TOWNSHEND
When I was a kid, some of my
favourite people were the fellows
who ran the midway rides at the
Western Fair in London each
year.
Their clothes were usually dir-
ty, their faces dusty and their
hands greasy, but most of them
remained cheerful in spite of lif-
ting hundreds of kids on and off
horses and in and out of airplanes
all day and all night.
I remember one fellow who
left his ride running while he ate
his lunch even though my girl
friend and I were the only ones
on board. What a ride for the
price of one ticket! My friend
Start season
with dinner
Units 1 and 2 of Exeter United
ChurCh Women began the Fall
season with a pot luck luncheon,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. R. E. Russell was in
charge of the program with Mrs.
Miners as guest speaker, Mrs.
Miners used the Purpose of the
UCW as the topic for her talk.
She stated that the UCW should
show concern for all the women
in the church, community and
through missions to those in the
world. The UCW provides a
medium through which we can
express our loyalty to Christ
through witness,
This witness must be given in
our day to day living. The mark of
the early Christians was summed
up in the statement "See how
they love one another,"
The UCW also provides a
chance to get members to study
— otherwise we become self-
centred,
We need to get together in
small groups for Bible Study. The
UCW is the place where we can
discuss the needs of the church
local and world wide. God is
counting on each one of us.
The Scripture was read by Mrs.
C. Snell and a Hymn, Life's
Journey, was sung by Mrs, L.
Oke, accompanied by Miss A.
Brodie. Mrs. W. Brock read some
Autumn thoughts.
The Evening Unit of the Exeter
United UCW was held Monday,
September 12, with a well at-
tended pot luck Mrs. Agnes
Aunger, programme convener,
invited everyone to go to Trivitt
Memorial Church to hear A
Song of Love from Korea
presented by Compassion's
"Children of Promise." It was a
beautiful evening of song by the
costumed Korean girls.
Mrs. Flora Doerr advised that
Bible Study will resume next
month at 7:00 p.m. prior to the
regular UCW meeting.
winner's grin, as he tucks a stuff-
ed animal under his arm, or a
loser's determined stare, as he
tries one more time,
It's fun just to mingle with the
crowd because a fair seems to
affect people in a unique way,
making us laugh a little easier,
move a little faster and keep on
walking even though our legs are
numb.
I spent most of my time on the
grandstand, listening to the
singers and the comedians and
rediscovering how hard the seats
are, or at the equestrian ring,
watching the jumpers, For a
country girl, it's fun to wander
through the barns, not to see the
animals but to hear the com-
ments of the awestruck city
folks,
I also enjoy pondering over the
exhibits, in the buildings and I
usually pause in the music sec-
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