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Harvey were present to bring greetings to the congregation, Each minister, with the ex- ception of Rev. L.C. Harvey spoke on a theme they had found relevant in their ministry. Rev. Harvey although present was unable to speak due to health reasons, Rev. Aldworth who had been raised here remembered the time when a garden party had been held to hear one of the area's first radios. But when everyone was gathered, the radio would not work. The minister present at the time had said that radio was not an invention but a discovery of something that had always existed, Rev. Aldworth said his ministry in Exeter. was the discovery of God's love. The privilege of sharing people of Exeter's joys and sorrows had been the highlight of Rev, Volley's ministry, Rev. Hiltz said one of the most memorable occasions while he was at the former Main St. United Church was when they put in glass doors so that the portrait of Jesus could look over Main St. Many other ministers who were not able to attend sent greetings to the congregation. These in- cluded Douglas Warren, Harry J. Mahoney, John Walker, Alex Rapson, Ernest Lewis, and Jean Stainton, wife of J.H. Stainton. Two other ceremonies were also performed during the ser- vice. A plaque was presented with the names of the 61 Sunday School teachers who had taught for ten years or more. Rev. Snell received official recognition as the assistant minister and was welcomed to the congregation. In his remarks he recalled the time when the old James St, Church was to be remodelled. The church had been built in an L-shape and this was to be changed. As the workers were tearing out one of the walls a spectator asked one of the men what they were doing. The work- man, an old Devonshire gen- tleman replied in his usual dialect, "We're knocking the h'ell out of the church," The scripture was read by Rev. Wright from a Bible which dated back to 1880. After the service, lunch was served to about 500 people who stayed to renew old aquain- tances, An elderly couple from Rochester New York said it had been an "unforgettable ex- perience." Z)tef..te ?Sea Cane awe - avre Steer This Way BY LARRY SNIDER New traffic signs, using sym- bols and pictures instead of words, should be in use by 1975. Red still means stop, or prohibition; yellow is still a warning color. In California, the state-on- wheels, .all auto service gar- ages must be registered with the Bureau of Automotive Repair. So far, more than 33,- 000 auto repair dealers have been registered. There's a new auto seat pad that raises children to normal eye level, so they won't get bored on trips. Whitewalls now account for 75% of all tires sold, Want to buy a horseless carriage, an exact replica of a 1901 automobile? It has a 3 HP, air-cooled motor, and costs $1,895. If you'd rather buy something newer than that, see the good buys in fine tars at Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 25.1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron Count0 Lergest Ford Dealer Drive in soon, A CENTENNIAL FIRE WAGON — Among the displays at the Exeter fire hall during Centennial is an old-time fire wagon from the Clinton deportment. Shown above with the antique vehicle are John and Michael Wraight. T-A photo HONOUR SUNDAY SCHOOL. TEACHERS - During Sunday's Centennial services at Exeter United Church, Sunday school teachers with 10 years or more of service were honored. Back, left, Garnet Hicks, A.J. Sweitzer, Mrs. Viola Sweitzer, Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder, Mrs. Stella Taylor, Mrs. Mildred Allison, Mrs. Thelma Russell, Mrs. Marion Fletcher, Miss Verna Coates, Mrs,Audrey MacGregor, Mrs. Mary Kerslake, Mrs. Doreen Holtzman, Mrs. Greta Richard, Mervyn Cudmore, Mrs. Marian Pougall, Len McKnight and Robert Southcott, Centre, Mrs. Celia. Thomson, Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton, Hedley May, Mrs. Alice May, Cecil Skinner, Mrs. Reta Smith, Mrs. Hilda Shapton, Mrs. Ada Walker, W.C. Pearce and Wilfred Shapton. Front, Clarence Down, Mrs. Ardys Glenn, Carfrey Cann, Mrs. Ann Cann, Mrs. Bev Read, Mrs. Catherine Southcott, Miss Alma Richard, Mrs. Marie Brunzlow and Mrs. Alma Godbolt. T-A photo ti ,>‘ Let Us Have Your Centennial Pictures Developed VETS SALUTE COMRADES — Eight Legion members, veterans of World War I lined up in front of Trivitt Memorial Church to salute their comrades as they marched to the Community Park, Sunday. From the left are Bert Rivers, Norm Norry, Zone Commander Harold Chambers, President Jack McAllister, R. E. Pooley, R. E. Guenther, Vic Hogarth and George Inglis who is hidden by the flog. Several visit in Crediton NEW! LOW! Maximum Prices on By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR CREDITON EAST Elber Lewis, Goderich Hospital spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein. Brenda Glanville spent a few days with Katheleen Bushfield. Thursday, Mrs. Bushfield took the children to London to see the Queen. Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Biernaskie and Angela and Mr. & Mrs. John Admaskie and children, Kit- READY TO SWING - The Exeter Promenaders square dance group entered a float in Saturday's Centennial parade. Shown above ready to start the tour through town ate Don Hooper and Mrs. John Rodcl chener spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Presacator. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Edwards, Walkerton spent the weekend at their home in Crediton. Mrs. Barry Bullock and son, Barry Allan, Parkhill returned home from hospital Saturday and called on her mother, Mrs. Stan Preszcator Mr. & Mrs. Harold Glanville and family, Mr. & Mrs. Nick Lansbergen and Angela attended the Glanville reunion Sunday. Judy Glanville, Ethel spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Glanville. Lorna Glanville is holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. John Admaskie, Kitchener. Barbara Preszcator is holidaying with her sister Tammy, Sebringville. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Preszcator., Sebringville spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Prichard, Margaret Haist, Caledonia spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Haist. Michael Clark, London is holidaying with his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dye and Chris. HUNTLEY'S DRUG STORE Color Film Developing and Printing 5 3.99 Per 12 Exposure Film 5 5.99 Per 20 Exposure Film 3 1/2 " SQUARE PRINTS