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Laurentian, two door hardtop, crestwood brown with
contrasting sandalwood trim; 350 cu. in. V-8, auto-
matic transmission, power steering, power brakes,
radio, one owner, sold and serviced by West End
Garage. Lic. HNN 887. $3393 WEST END'S LOW PRICE'
1973 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE
Four door sedan, an exceptionally clean car with 35,000
ORIGINAL/VOLES, finished in dark br6Wn with contrasting
•sandlewood interior, 350 cu. in. V-8 engine, automatic
transmission, poWer steering, power brakes, radio, etc.
k. FKA 306.
WEST END'S LOW PRICE $2979. • •
1973 PONTIAC
Parisienne two door hardtop. Finished in medium green I •
with matching green vinyl top. V-8 engine, automatic .
transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, white
Wall tires, wheel discs, etc. ONE OWNER.
c. D.1N 273.
W EST END'S LOW PRICE . . $2993.
1969 PLYMOUTH FURY III
Two door hardtop, yellow with black vinyl top. RIDES
AND DRIVES LIKE NEW. Mechanical fitness extra.
DHU 465. ,
WEST END'S LOW PRICE $640.
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IHE1:11.1F1ON g*P0*.OR APRIL 10'..101! 1
Correspondent
MrS.,00104e4p01::, '• .
,Pn 5.1mlayt morning Alex
Taylor efficiatedfor.thexcCePtign
of three new members ilito full
communion in .V,4114., 1411,t,P4
Church, and eight in Goshen'
Church. They were Brenda POW-
son., Steven Elliott and Darryl
Johnston in. Varna, and. Win, T.
. McAsh welcomed thenr on behalf
of the session.
. New members received in
Goshen were- Mrs. Ervin -(Retne)
Keys, Kathy Peck, Donna
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D4111W EcAP1, 44,03' .P.Act. I3aryy,
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Elgin McK Aveinley len*ti OPP
CurreSpOicklit
Mrs. geils CaldWelP
Spring seeding is. the• poor cif
the day in the Kipper) EIOn.
Ed Taylor t„Stratford visited
with Mr. and Mrs. W6 L, MOlis.
on beftalf' ,f the sessfgn, Speci4 music was provided by Rodger
'40: solo -"Y.Vii!spri0
,Miss Jean Ivison has returne
from a holiday in -Guelph. .
Icippen East W I will bbld the'
Annual .Meeting thP Legion .:
April 21 pr*clOck.-:
hy,..epot •luck4inner at 6:30 p.in.
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FOX HUNT WINNERS1 — The recent Fox HUrit sponsored by thlk.
Exeter. CB club wasn't the English style hunt with red coats anti,
hounds. This fox hunt involved a driver and a devigator in a car
trying to find the fox, who was transmitting to them by CB radio,
Foxes in the hunt were Rob Noakes and Robs Alexander at fat-left
and right in the back row. Winners of the fox 1 hunts, with their CB
"handles" are at right, front, first 'Little Trucker, Cathy Triebner
and Speedy, Marg Triebner, second Papa and Matra Bear, Jim and
Evelyn Gaunt and,third prize, Ja9k in, the beanstalk, Jack Peck and
Chicken Farmer, Bob Peck. Fox 2 hunt was won by, front, left,
Grasshopper and Billy Goat, Paul and Bill Armstrong, Behind them
are second prize winners, Bobcat, Ralph Batten,,Corner Kid, Grant
Hodgert and third Dairy Queen Barbara Dundas and Green Acres,
Donald Dundas. Chuck Holmes won a radio draw. Prizes were
presented last Sunday at Hully Gully. (Staff Photo)
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1972 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE
Here's a luxury car that has been CAREFULLY MAIN-
TAINED BY THE'ORIGINAL OWNER. Optional equip-
ment includes power windows, power seats, automatic
.temperature c trol AM/FM .stereo plus many more
luxury features. 'nished in rich chestnut brown with
contrasting beige nyl top.
Lic. KPS 046.
WEST END'S LOW PRICE $4393.
Correnspondent
Mrs. ,Hilda Payne
Opening a new facility always
gives one a feeling of hope for the'
future and this is amply
expressed in the "Three .Links"
Senior Citizens Club room in
Hensall on the ground floor of the
1.O.D.E. hall. This building
needed repeco,rationg badly; .the
ground fldOr, ,,an old stare had
,stood eMpty, except 'Tor a few
card players, for many years.
Concerned townspeople ear-
marked it for the use of Senior
Citizens and with tilt consent of
the Oddfellows, the march 'was
forvvaisd. Getting support from
first, the. Oddfellows, and then
the town council, businesses were
contacted and all were behind the
project.
An L.I.P. grant for 59,000 was
obtained for the labour and then
the community wat•canvassed fOr
funds for materials. Response
was good and, as a result the
whole building has been.
renovated.,
Largely through Etnie Chip
chase and Custom Trailers,
materials were forthcoming at the
right time, and turned a rather
dingy building into a place of
beauty. Rich, brown paneling is
on the walls, recessed lighting in
the celings, ceilings lowered and
kitchen and bathroom re-fitted.
Last Tuesday. April 6, the
building was officially re-opened
by Reeve John Baker, assisted by
Mrs. Robert McKinley, and-the
keys to the building were handed Dana i4ozzato,. Star Jesney- and
over from the contractor Glen. Miss Sandra McCurdy from town.
Koehler to' the new president of Visitors from out of town included
the senior citizens, Percy Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Ivey of
Campbell. Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Thanks were • expressed to all Taylor of Varna and Mrs. Vera
whO had helped in any way to Johnston and Jack of Brucefield.
complete this renovation and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland enjoyed hopes were expressed for a a visit with Mr. and Mrg. Tony further irant fl-om New liorizons Etue of London, who took her to
to ,provide Much needed furni- visit in Varna with Mr. and Mrs. turc. Coffee and doughnuts were Lewis Taylor. On the way to served to all presentatter touring Varna, they picked up Mrs. Vera
the building.
Personals Johnston and all enjoyed their . ,
'iisit together. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal
attended the funeral of Mrs.• Mr. Gordon Schwalm has been
Lawrence Van Den Heuvel in visiting for the past two weeks
Goderich, on' Saturday. . with Mr,and Mrs. Robert French
and son Roy in Rousseau. Mr. Mr. Anthony Gelderland and
Mrs. Jean Addenan of Ridgetown French and Roy drove Gordon
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sim home at the weekend. •
• Roobal on Sunday. Miss Hazel Macdonald, Goder-
Mr: and Mrs. Carl Payne ich, retired missionary of Taiwan
visited 'With- Mr. and Mrs: Rossr„.,and,,. Ethiopia, Miss Flora Mac-
. Berdan of Union on Sunday.•
Jean and • John Young of
Lakeside, Phyllis Duncan of Strat-
ford and Mary Goodwin ,of town
visited with Mrs. Pearl Passmore
at the weekend.'
The Minstral Shov:• put on by
the Huronia Choir in Exeter last
week was enjoyed by; many of the
residents of Hensall. Some
members of the choir are citizens
of Hensall, •
Visitors with Mr: and. Mrs..
Gordon Schwalm, Mrs...Elizabeth
Volland and Mrs. Daisy Ivey last
Week .were Mrs. 'qefievieve
Windover, Mrs. Bona Clark,
donald, Goderich, Secretary of
Life Membership ,of London and
Hamilton' Synodical and Mrs.
Rachael Schwalm, Literature Sec-
retary of the Synodical, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Faber, Kippen, Litera-
ture Secretary of Huron Presby-
tery, attended the annual Londdn-
Hamilton' Synodical in Chippawa
Presbyterian Church, Niagara
Falls, Tuesday and Wednesday.
They. also .took in a. tour of the
Falls which were still piled high
with chunks of ice .flowing from
Lake Erie. Only beds of beautiful
croeuses were in bloom at the
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