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GRATTON &
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Phono 11$0 Mod Bowl
Kin Honor Members •
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Durgin....,......urng Joint Meeting
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' Nineteen meMbere of Eneaeriseven mettiber,s of the Oue-yeara!
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anaa Rene&11 Kinerrien Clubs were trild HensaII club received their!
. -aarre44,4:4:et Ignfeeeatuttgierttrattnee pitiits) firTsttlelliteetrt
irr;.7r,alawraikre44s. ttl..*
organizations in. Hensel Tbarrs- Gael visit of Kinsmen Governor,
day nit•tht. Jahn Dro:oker. kof Fort ET3.,e, ILO'
Eaew:!ra „DT these .031.aa,laa agora fate Het:still elO41..3 latiAl. !CRS kcele-;
never missed a meeting einas. brating Its' User birthday. Tbl'eke;
. heir :respective clubs were form- new members were initiated into,
. Four Exeter Kinsmen rezeiv- the elubs.
-te ed five-year ISO percent phas and The young rtaaraaan targaniasa
:Ian has already established itself
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as one of tlle mast active granns I
, lin tits eararannity. lite list.
41 • arnievements inelndes the
:noting cif the first4"...iaual On -
113.71O Bean Festival, n Labor Day
celebration taeeigned ark publieize
the area and its Traduce! a deria-1!
lion of aa.00 to the artificial tee
plant In ibe Hex:seal arena"; a'od:'
gifts ,,oT pietare to the ;South:
Etillren flOS3At11, 4 *wheel aa,ir to
;N. stippled tbay, assistance to al
fa=ily whose !belong -lugs we're de -1
stroyarl hy fire, nod a drive tor
thxicane melte! food.
Now that the 11.011141a' Scason is almost over, you may;
b considering changing your present heating system to oiLi
Perhaps you aro thinking of a complete new system for an -1
other sea8011$
lia help you solve this problem by ins.king a ornia-'
plea ourvey of your heating needs.
Wo are dealers for the Lennox Heating and Air Con -t
ditioniug tinits which carry the complete five-year Warnecty
agairlat defective mo.terial and workmanship,.
Wo handle "adnbe. design" Anthes inaperlag. furaaces'
and, Inalleta3) and for a wider selection, "Good Meer" lina
Morsun furnaces.
A full line a accessories and replacemeat pants kon 21=1
Free estimates and quotations.
First Class .Burner Service And
Vacuum Cleaning Of Furnaces "
• We are members of the NationaI Waxm AirHeating
and Air Conditioning Aasociation, the voice of authority in
the warm air heating industry.
Time Payments May Be Arranged
Lindenfields Ltd.
Phone 181 Exeter
Dr. D. Jelvie, charter
preeident of t esaUdub,
chaired the meeting, assisted by
lakes Parker, Faxeter !president
Hensau members who received
atteridanee pins vrere the presi-
dent, Bill lalekile, Jack Heal, Jhn
Clark, BM Pass, jaak Drysdale
sand "la laiherlo.
Heater Itecnts were; five-,
yearapine, Ray Wnerth, Iry Arm-
strong, HOPI Genttner and Ray,
Irtrayme„ ow -year., Lloyd Stan-
rake, iflnn Sootheott; three-year,„
Sheldoll Wein, Les Parker; two-.
spreac, Cliff Ersman; one year,
oral Baymbean, Diek Quanee and
Ignbart =ler.
The members initiated were
Ernie Chipehase and Wes Thomas
to the Hen:sail Clb; and !George
Nosewortby to the Exeter Club.
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Radio Drives Car
Along .Highway
What Is .believed to have been.
n radio - controlled ear drove
thro-ugh Exeter Sunday morning.
Windows of the vehicle, which
was followed at several lengths
by another unidentified ear, were
eompletely covered by brown
paper so that no view was pos-
sible, from the inside.
The two cars came front the
south and travelled through the
town at the same rate of speed
and distance apart.
Couple Celebrate
Sixtieth %rockln
Mr. arid UM Robert Oattit
!Grand Bend bated their alx-:
lieth wedding anniversary at *el
home of their altmghter 'Aoki
Alod MM. Harold
Webb. For4,1S1-, on April Skfa
Over tee relatives and friends;
gathered together t.'ir the itaPPY,
orcasion. Their family of five
children were all present -Basil
of Wattard; atm. Lloyd Knight
4 Leaphaa) Ifittilraarcl; M. Frei
waltrAset, Windsor;
lira. Harold Webb (Bice,
Forest; and Robert af Prince,
(Georgo B.C.; 17 grand el:akar:en
and three greatT$ It
erand children.
near Nina:tiara ratatn aaao hafore
retiring, to Grand Bend. air. Gantt
Se ye,s.rs old and. Mrs. Gault
as Tag. They are both in good
health and. 4ttrilyllte their aong
tuippy married lite -together to
their religions faith.
Many cards of congratulations
and telegrams were receiVed
eluding messa.ges from the Prime
Minister of Canada, the Premier
of Ontario and Federal'and Pro-
vincial members .of 'Parliament
This Week in
Winchelsea
By MRS. V. HORNE
Mr, and Airs, Harry Pettibone
and Mary Day of Aylmer were
recent vititore with Mrs. Harry
Ford and Gordon.
Airs. Howard Daman and
ehildreu of ICApPen %sent SuladaY
with Mr, and Mrs.. William Wai-
ters and Danny.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brett-. and
Linda, Mr. and Mra. Jack Wicks
and *Miss Wilnui 'Walters, ;all of
London, were !weekend visitors
with Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Walters.
Mr. and, Mrs. Garnet johns of
Sarnia Were Sunday guests of
Mr, and Mrs. 'Eason Lynn.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Dikey and
fanillY C Woodham and Mr. and
Airs, Newman Baker tit Wellburn
visited ;Sunday with Mrs. Harry
Ford and Gordon. Airs. Clarenee
Ford of Kitchener Is spending
of the tamily visited hint on Sun-
dnad,y.s.,,wae14 with her another
has been ill at the home of his
during the pa.st week. Members
son Elwyn and Mrs. gerslake
Mr, Arthur Kerslake of Eden
Air. and Mrs. Chas. Godbolt of
Exeter were !milers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Batten
on Sunday.
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Come in and see 'ern today!
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w.E. N. Mohr, vibe attended Danny iremained for several4.
the F.' Conference in Kit-' M. and M. Aivin
PIReDer la$,T week, "sae raeeni as.• tended lite funeral et' the fornaers.
alp") pato at 'ata eonsin.tr.Vs'10.11;;e4 Baker,
!the Hamilton kilistrio. entai fivassels TaleadaY.
tora.e'vraaertiron1eb
it' $3,0%)(ro. pellia1.0 ri3.1.1vet:
;misled a call 40 liatealforel United, choler * &delegatte, representing!
Crotaralt. al is an malarial oacar- caelliaarl eharela
fell.‘'e dor ta..e ta-0 ainirches to wel-, Mr. 'Cahill Favi?, who has
nine taaz natal:rs gralP ea74.0 ar.417(1),(1Cia MY.43 College tri VOIV‘1..
D.1:7,117 wUtICA%V. 4.0T kliS' go- iar Va$1; NVCIT, returna!
now aPnointment in two lavas. ed :o take tin of his percale, Mr..
Parrat will aseume and alas, E. Al. fc aniner.
• C. • • Miss 11ateeta Seaenk allrand
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' Plan Anniaersary 'Bea.
Members tne Cmited Claud;
• %VMS a'o :narking roe ttiftioea
anniversar?. of tile organization of
tho CreSizen Soaiete and will
serve an anniversaty lea next
• Thuraday. tiniest saeaker win be
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Mtss 'Sybil Courtiee, of Clinton.
returnea missionary.
• itiotheras Day will be obseta-ea
li both :hare"' en Sunday.
A. meeting et vangelleal
Ladies Aid anti W.S.W.S. will be
held in the einareh school roans
Thursclae evening.
Personal Items
The eal e of the effects of the
lwas
ate Mr.
11.SlUIT17 Mr. EtIbes's
°Mee rreation'e main street
was purchased by Reeve John
Misses Clara Geiser, Qertrude
Batt, Nola Foist and Mrs. Pauline
Nets left lariaay on a motor trip
to Florida where they enema
the next two weeks.
Arra, A. M. Berry returned oft
Friday after spending a month
Willi her daughter in Cleveland.
MM. Berry made the round trip
by- Plane.
Mr. and hire. P. W. Clark and
Mrs. Ethel Heatie attended the
wedding of the former's trand
sou, Mr, Glen Clark, and Miss
:Mary Lou Holeroft Detreit on
Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Clark tril1
remain for nonan time,
Mrs. Edward Chambers return.
ed last week from St Joseph"s
lieepital, London, where she had
been a patient for the past six •
weeks.
Mrs. Lydia Huxtable,
tion and Air. end Mrs, Vernon
Beaver, of Pittsburg, spent seve-
ray days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Beaver. Mr, Howard Beaver, of
-Hamilton, and Miss a•atrtItM
Beaver, of Detroit, were weekend
visitort; with Mr. and Mrs. Beaver,
Air. and airs, Gil-
martin and son Danny, ef Lam-
beth, spent the weekettd at the'
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Woodall. Mrs, Gilmartin and.
Coninients About
Centralia
)3y AMS. FRED BOWDEN
A combitied Sunday School and
Church Service to observe Moth -
era Day will be observed in the
Plated •ehurch on Sunday morn-
intr. There will bo Wein" mole
by a Sunday School choir, The
service will •begin at 10,1•5.
A Missionary bale for Korea,
will bo peeked In the schoolroom.
of the church on Tuesday 'even-
ing Iday 10 following the regular
meeting of .the W.111,S. Delta -
tions of good used clothing or
money to defray shipping charges
willabe gratefully aceoptedYoung .
Yirk.P°I.V)14). 11111ft
at the home
of Eleatror Mao Hodgins On. Sun-
day evening, Them of the meet-
ing was la attli end r1Vangellent.
The topic "Pastor of Troubled
Souls"- was given. by Marina
Bowden. Plans wore made for a
weiner roast to be held at the
summer 'tome at Mr. and atria
Bay Lammie- at Bona .0' Pines,
on June 3. Bev, Clarke *tanned
the chapter from. "i will build
my church,"
. The; May meeting of the Mia-
sion Band was hold in the 'school-
room: of the church ort ,Sunday
morning with int attendance of
30, Wreathe Sholdiee led the
worship service. Scripture read-
rtilisgoan waetred asw.iettlytinkoby aVirvgnopoloinalr-
a
wore read by Doris ilayter and
Margaret Hirtzel. MM. Morella
and Mrs. Bowden gavo the study
book chapter,
Gifts of towola west elothe,
tooth brushes, tootli powder, bob-
by Pins, e0triba, barrotteek hand-
korehiets and soap tvero brought
in for the towel kit,
Miss 131ane1ie Morgan visited
Over the weekend with relatiVes
in Torehte.
Cltleats tut the Immo of Mr, and
Mrs. Ooopor McCurdy on ?Imre-
day evening' of last week were
Mr. and lira Fred HuXtable and
Mrs. Wm, Musser of iiixetor, Mr,
and Mrs, W. Baker and Mrs. N.
Baker, amid ttond, Mrs, E nee&
or and .Ittek. Tho fatally gather
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Ing wall not only a “weicento
home party" or %P.N. Donald
moCurdy but maricod tiro birthday
of Mr. MeClurdY's brother, Mr.
lack Moder, as well.
Mr, and Mrs, Pinter Wilson
and Mrs, Boyds visited on Run.
day with Mr, and Mrs. Doug
Wil-
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alnallitetfrilatlyroysorairetmationdod
Mr. and Mrs, LIoyd Eigie of
betatiOn worn gawky guests with
Mr. and Mrs, Prod Harrison.
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, Bend, spent Saturday in
• Mr. and Sirs. Charles Oreen,1
Mrs- Wirlax.11 •And
Faier Visited with Miss Harriet
Bowen in !London •,kro 'Wednesday ,
and attended tin) !bazaar at
Weedsinnir !fail.
Mrs. Pratt lieYnea and Alfas
Vn Tarpon IA 'Grand Rapids, w -ere •
weekeiaa visitors with Ma Wil-
liam, Matthews wad his mother,
:MIMS. Matt hews.
Mr. arid Mrs. Albert Geiser
spent Sunday 'with friends in ;
!Goderich.
Mr. and airs, fad Brand and
Air. and airs. William ('lark, f
Busseidale visited Sunday With I
Mr atnt i't1;?t;
tit Fellowship
met in. the Evangelical t beret'
school rooms with, Dorothy Ala -
titers lit charge, It eaainga were
given by Wallace Pfaff aud Dore -
thy 'Slathers. Beverley ell wIfl
be hestess 'for the next meeting,
May le.
Here's the slogan for your
holidays this year—
"Know Ontario Detter1"
There are fascinating
sections of Ontario
you've probably never
seen,
Plan now to visit some of
these with your family.
You can make a "circle"
tour arranging to stop in
a resort area "where
family fun is king", Side
trips off the main
highways will lead you to
historic sites, quaint
countryside, excellent
fishing spots.
And, all along your way
you'll find hospitable hosts
who offer splendid
accommodation at
reasonable rates.
Avoid disappointment by
making reservations now
if you plan. a resort holiday.
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LOOKING FOR A MAIN ?
With pikes so much
hrgher, then +hey were
berate the war, batpinv
at* hard to find +hese
For 'example... materials
used ih bgliCiihghOliseS
• have „gone Lip In
Food is up %.
The average wholesale price
of all the things
peopio buy has cine up
116% (and lhose are
government figures) but
4.0 N
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timing 'the same
period fhe price
of gatairie has
gone up only 35x (less
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