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GOOD CROWD FOR GOSPEL SERVICE — One of the new additions to the Exeter fall fair was a gospel service Sunday.
Providing some of the entertainment were Paul Sharrow, Bob Heywood, George Melanson and Marilyn Dykeman.
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Clandeboye 4,•H
win at Parkhill fair
41-I calf club Members
from this area showed their
calves at. Parkhill fair on
Saturday. Philip Lynn won
reserve grand, champion in
the beef class and third in
showmanship.
In the dairy class, Paul.
Groenewegen placed second
in the first prize group and
first in showmanship, Dave
Dixon placed fourth in the
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Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Gayle Cronyn and
family in the loss of their
loving husband and father,
Chas, Cronyn, Funeral mass
was held on Tuesday at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel
church.
St. James A.C.W. served
lunch at the church following
the funeral service on
Monday for Horatio Simp-
son, d former resident of this
community.
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Mrs. Marion Hornell and
son Dave of Grand Falls,
Newfoundland, are visiting
with Mrs. Agnes Hornell and
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Hettrick. Wednesday all are
leaving for Kirkland Lake,
where Marlotrand Dave
spend a few days before.
returning - home to
Newfoundland. -
Aggie and Pete,
Groenewegen, were guests
Saturday at the Van.
denbygaart-Bertens weds
ding at Grand Bend.
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