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Lon.
ndan Church
Scene Of Rites
Decorated with pink and white
,gladioli ,and fern, 'St. David's
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o n
h L ridwas thescene of,
, S ne.
'the wedding of Audrey May Page,
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs, APIs
'Page, of Grand' Bead Md. William
Shanley Ashworth, son of Mr, and:
Mrs. Norman Ashworth, London,
Rev. L. V. Pocoek officiated.
Mrs. Irene Morris played -tradi-
`tiona' welding music •and accom-
'pani.t d Miss N.Oreen McIntosh,
soloist.
Mr, Page gave his daughter in
!marriage and: she was attended
`.by be' sister, *re. 'Grant Roesz
ler lag matron of honor, (Norman
°AshWerth, . brother ,of • the groom,
'Wan 'beet anan,
Tlie ,bride chosea white waltz...
length, gown of tulle over taffeta
and carried a bouquet of red
:roses. 'The matron of honor was
attired in an aqua gown of tulle
'with matching headdress. She car -
tied a bouquet of white baby
Receiving in the church parlor,
the bride's. mother 'wore a navy
..and white dress with matching
.accessories and corsage of red
'roses. The groom's mother, as -
.wore a .grey printed dress,
With white .accessories end corsage
'of red roses,
!'ora Wedding `tr'ip to Northern
'.Ontario the bride chose a blue
And white silk dress •witlm white
'acdeesories and •corsage of pink
oar! cations, •
The couple will reside in Lon-
don.
'Honor Mies Taldor]'
Mrs, Harold Taylor and Mrs.
''Earl Russell 'entertained at .a
shower on Tuesday evening at
`the summer eottage ef Mr. and
Mrs. R. E, Russell at ,Blake in
honor of their, niece, Miss Mar-
ijarie Taylor, 'bride -elect whose
marriage takes place •on August
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Gain 6 oto 10 Lbs. Clew Pep
lizusands Who never could gain weight be.
lore,'pow have rhapely,;attfactiverflgurres..No
;noro bony limbs ugly hollows. 'They thank
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11,crea ea rep "Get acquain ecr six only 6(4,
!Cry Osire= for sew pounds, lovely. curves,
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.Business
As Usual.
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ALTERATIONS
Shoe Bargains
Expert Repairs
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Build factory.
For Fertilizer
Mr. H
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eY general a -ager of United Co-operatives of
Ontario io with central offices, at
Toronto, announced this week
the board of directors pf the
co#npanyhad approved the estab,
lishmnent of a chemical plant food;
factory at Stratford, Ontario.
United Cooperatives of On-,
Carlo IS • the regional wholesale;
for Ontario, owned by, and sere-;
ing 60,000 farmer -members of
1.60 local farm supply and 'Mar-
keting co-operatives across the
province, .At the present time,
the activities of the company em-
brace a variety pf manufacturing
Of Co-op branded products, such
as, livestock and poultry 'feeds'
and chemical -fertilizers, and the
wholesaling of .grain and nation-
ally advertised general farm
supplies. Extensive • operations
are carried on in the marketing
of dairy and poultry products,
livestock and ,grain.
Mr, Bailey explained that tine
establishment of a cheinieal plant
food factory at Stratford was a
natural outgrowth of the increas-
ing volume of the two existing
Co-op fertilizer plants at Toronto
and Thamesville and will starve a
large number of local co-
opera-tives in Western Ontario to
advantage,
In addition to the expansipn of
the agricultural chemical ferti-
lizer department, United Co -
Operatives of Ontario 1s presently
replacing its facilities .at Guelph
with what ,has been described as
one of the most modern .and ef-
ficient livestock feed manufactur-
ing .plants in Canada, supplying
the local co-operatives in Ontario
with CO -op brarid'prelxtix, concen-
trates, balanced feeds and feed-
ing supplements.
The new ',chemical plant food
.factory at Stratford will be
located south of;,the Whyte 'Pack-
ing Company plant on three acres
of vacant land 'between Linton
avenue and the C.N.R. London
line.
Second Lino In
Biddulph
. By i1IILS. H. 'EL ON
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hodgins, of
Corbett, spent Thursday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Atk1nson,
Miss Maxine Godbol't, of Mitch-
ell, spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Elden.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston,
of Carlyle spent Sunday 'with Mrs.
Jessie Lewis, Lynda Johnston is
spending this week, with. Mrs.
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. George 'MeFalis
and. Joyce •spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. CecilSkinner
of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlake,
Joan and 'Mary spent •Saturday
With Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Fischer
'Lloyd Stanlake, Jr:, spent. _Sane
day at Port Burwell. •
Miss 'Sheila Elston spent a week
redenily with Margaret, Jean and
Marion Gibson and attended Bible
school at Centenary . United
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Blair and
family ' and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Blair and ' family attended the
Robinson picnic at •Seaforth on
Sunday. •
An Elston family gathering was
held recently at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Elston, the old
homestead. Guests were present
from Anderson, St: Marys, Mit-
elieli, Thames. Road and Kirkton.
Mr. and. Mrs. Andrew F1'anna-
gan and Terry, of Dundas, spent
a few -days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Blair.
'word was received on Sun-
day of the drowning of the twin
son of Mrs. Jack Elston and the
late Mr. Elston of .Edmontorf.
Letter From '
=Bri'ns ey
By MRS. L. CRAVEN
While Mrs. George Prest was
in St. Joseph's Rospital, London,
giving birth to a son, she co_n-
tracted, german measles andhad
be brought by ambulance to
the'hotne of .her parents, Mr. and
•Mrs. Cecil Ellwood, where she
is •convalescing favorably;
Mrs, Douglas Lewis and child-
ren. are spending a few days with
her •parents, Mr. and Mrs. And-
rews of Auburn.
Miss Linda Cribben of Toronto
is holidaying with her grand-
mother Mrs. Marion SSholdice.
Miss Audrey, Darling of Toron-
to is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Darling.
11rs. Lila Neil is spending some
time with her daughter Mr. 'and
Mrs. Murray Mackey sof 'Sylvan..
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Prowse of
London have returned to their
home after 'holidaying with 'the.
former's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
George Mercer, 'While on vasa-
•tion Mr, !'rouse was in a motor
accident and was admitted to St,
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Miss 'Carolyn Odd of Luman is
,spending .a feta days with. her
'grandparents Mr, and. Mrs. 'Cecil:
Ellwood.
Mr. Douglas Watson has joined
the •navy and is stationed at
Cornwall,
Mrs. .11m De Finney and Deb-
bie of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan of Kingston are holidaying
With the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Keogh. Mr, and
Mrs, Duncan leave shortly fbr
Germany.
Mr, .and 'Mrs. Lin 'Craven.
itdd ,Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.,
idWin 'Gamble. Mr. Gamble has
been e patient .at the 1t1gin Gen-
eral Hospital, St. Thomas, for the:
past ,several weeks.
Miss (Donnie Watson has re-
turned to her home !tare after
tHE TIM ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO* THURSDAY MORKING# JULY .21, 1956
Children At 1ashwocd
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�joy Vacation School
Forty-six children enrolled. 'at
Summer Vacation Bible School
at Dashwood hl,U,B,' Church,
Those ;attending Bible School
at tine E.U.B. Cburoh entertained
the W.S.N.S, of the church and
other mothers with the slimmer
Christmas tree program on their
closing night, Friday, July i5,
atter two weeks Of ,study under
the leaderfi'hip of Rev. W, Krotz.
They enjoyed singing, Bilb1e
study and haddwor'k. There
Were .five classes of study with
an average attendance. p1 40.6,
Those assisting were: Kinder-
garten, Miss Thelma Weber . and
the senior girls "Enjoying God's
Gifts"; grade 1, stories about
Jesus, Mrs. J, M. Tieman, who
also taught singing; grade 2,
"What God Does for Us", Rev.
Krotz; grade 3, "The Life of
Jesus", Rev. T. Dahms; and Mrs.A
H. Kellerman who also taught
grade 4, "Followers of Jesus"
The program for .the evening
consisted of Bible verses, 'hymns
and songs climaxed by the ohil
dren forming a living Christmas
tree and singing Yule songs. For
You for"" Me, and Away In a
Manger. 'A collection was taken
to aid. schools in Southern and
Central America,
After dismissal the ladies
visited the classrooms and viewed
the children's work, Mr. Jack
Gaiser took movies of the chil-
dren.
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Wainer
and girls, of Ingersoll, agent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Fassold.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peiiper,
of Stratford, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs., Wm.'Wein.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard !Bender
and daughter, of London, called
on the former's father, Mr. John
Bender, on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marten, Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Martene, Mr.
and' Mrs. Eben .Weigand and
family spent Sunday at South-
ampton with Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Martene and baby Larry. Mrs,
E, Martens is staying for a
couple of weeks,
Mr. arid Mrs. Archie Derider, of
Toronto, spent the week=end With
Mrs. E. Derider. and Mr, amid Mrs.
Vernon Schatz,
Mr. Alfred 'Zimmer, of Port-
laNd, Orogon, - spent his vacation
with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Zimmer.
Miss Theresa 'Zimnier, of Lon-
don, spent Thursday at the hone
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Zimmer.
Miss Evelyn Zimmer, of Zurich,
is vacationing with her grand-
mother, Mrs. A. 'Zimmer.
Miss Doris Allemand„ of Lan-
sing, Mich., is spending two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Art
Alleman'd.
Miss Marion Wildfong, of Lon-
don, spent the week -end with her
grandmother, Mrs: Mary Tieman.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rader and
Philip, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Rader
and. •.family motored to Hanover,
Sunday, and attended church
services at First St, Matthew's
Church where Rev. T. Luft is
pastor. They also visited at
Southampton.
Annette Zimmer, of Zurich, is
visiting with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Rarry Zimmer.
Mr. and "Mrs. Lloyd Wiedo and
family,
ef Detroit, spent the
week - e nal with Mrs. Fred
Sohlundt and other relatives.
Shirley Wiedo, Who had spent
two weeks here, returned home.
Miss Erma Wein, of Clinton,
spent the week -end with •her
mother, Mrs. Herb Wein.
Mrs. Fred Wetberg is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold.Maine and
girls, of Kitchener, were week-
end visitors with the latter's par-
ents,
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold
Miller. Mrs. Maine and.girls are
staying a week.
Mrs. Glen 'Baker, Donna and
Brian, of London, spent Sunday
With her'mother; Mrs, Wm. Bve-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibson,
of Detroit, spent Friday with Mr.
and 1VIrs. Leo Gibson. -
Mr. and Mrs. Disk Dawson and
Sharon, of Parkhill, spent Thurs-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Leo
Gibson.
Mrs. Walter Ness arid Timmy,
of Dearborn, Mich., and 'Mrs.
Niblock, of London, spent Tues-
Mrs. Wm. Nadiger visited with
her brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. N. Ogden at Erteter last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nelda Routledge, of Lon-
don, is vacationing. with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold•
Mrs. ,Lou Eagleson returned
home last Thursday after spend-
ing a couple of •weeks with Mr.,
and Mrs. Gordon Eagleson and
family at Southampton. •
day with Mrs. N. Ness.
Mies 'Erma Kellar, of London,
spoilt a few days at the home of
her sister, Miss Loretta /'Cellar,
spending a few days with her
aunt at Niagara (Falls.
Miss Joan Instill of London is
holidaying with Mr, and Mrs.
Roy 'Schenk.
Master Bobbie 'Glenn is spend-
ing a few days With his grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. (Slier rood
Brock of Exeter.
Miss Marion Jardine of Cam-
lache is visiting at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Martin Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craven,
Kenneth and Vertme of Chatbo,in,..
and Mr. and Mrs. Alden Craven
and Lawrence of Ailsa Craig
:spent iSunday everting with. Mr.
and Mrs. Lin Craven.
Mr.,, Ed Dundas of 'Detroit Vis-
ited with 'his sisters in the coni -
triunity recently.
Miss Grace TrevethIek is visit-
ing With lief grandparents Mr,
aril Mrs., (George (veil of Witty.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton
and Gerald e:t Lucan and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Ellwood and Richard
visited with Mr. and 1Vlrs. Steve
Dtrndas of Crediton Ilii .Sunday
evening last,
Mrs.
bt Hat andbah
R ery
a y .
son returned home front. South
Huron hospital, A'Ionday,
Mn, and Mrs, ' Ralph Pearson,
of Kitchener, were Saturday
visitors with Mr, Cheater Geiser.
Mrs, Oora .Gainer entertained
the following in honor of the
birthday of 'her mother; Mrs,
Sitnme 1I a n g h, Mrs., Milton
Haugh and Joyce, Mr, and Mrs,
Art Haugh and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Gaiser, of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K'oessel
and Virginia and Mr. Ed ,Supple,.
of Lanaing, Mich., spent •'ilte
week -end with Mrs, John Kuntz
and Luella -.,and Mr, and Mre.
Clayton i'file, They ..celebrated
Mrs. John Kuntz's 87th birthday.
They all visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Kuntz Sunday eve-
ning. 'Virginia is staying vath
Mr; and Mrs, fide.
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Fine Operator
Of Bottle Club
i
A th r
d operator of the Grand'
Bend Country ry C ub.
was convicted
of bootlegging in magistrate's:
count at Goderich on 'Thulrsday,
Jack BBossenberry. about 45,
was fined $75 and costs by Mag-
istrate Dudley Holmes for Illegal-
ly operating .a bottle 'club In the
clubhouse owned by Wib Coulter:
north of .the golf course on High-
way 21.
Exeter Provincial Police •Con-.
stables Elmer Zimmerman and.
John Porde, assisted by men from
Goderich and !Seaforth .detach-
ments, ,seized 363 pints of beer
and ale in a raid on July .9.
,Bossenterry pleaded guilty to
the charge. Several American
tourists were subpoened to ap,
Pear as witnesses.
Peter Anderson was convicted
of operating the club illegally in.
Peeember and last 'Septemb'er
Murray Stephen
Wed Irk T "pronto
A ,quiet wadding was Solemn-
ised in St. Leonard's Anglican
Church,. Toronto, on Satur�la
M 1
y
July l.6 when Margaret illia i
n
e
,
daughter .p.! Mr. L. O. Robinson
Ph.D. of Winnipeg and Mrs. tob-
inson of 'Toronto beeamie ,the
bride of Thomas Murray gStephen
son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Stephen of Elim.ville,
The double ring cereunpny Was
performed by Canon Dyke.
Following the ceremony the
wedding dinner was served at the.
'Italian Inn..4fter •a 'wedding trip
to Points in Western OIn•tario
Mr, and Mrs, Murray Stephen
will reside in Toronto. _w
Robert Brown was fined for the
same offetree,
Owner Wib Coulter has been
convicted once ef bootlegging. un-
der the C.T.A. but the •offence
took place •at a different location
on the highway.
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You're invijtecl To Pearson Motor Sales'
Our Exeter -Lot is ane Year OId
:We're ceiebraflng tifh Our Greatest
CAR SALE!
Saturday, July 23 To Saturday, July 30
We're Making'Presents'
9f Our Demonstrators
'55 PONTIAC DELUXE COACH $300 Off List !
'55 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN V-8 SEDAN $300 Off !
'55 BUICK 4 -DOR HARDTOP SPECIAL $400 Off !
'55 BUICK 2 -DOR HARDTOP SPECIAL $400 Off !
'55 'BUICK SUPER SEDAN A Full $900 Off !
We'll Trade or Make An Outright Sale On These Cars.
No Gimmicks.
'54 BUICK SEDAN—
• Dynaflow, low mileage, written guarantee .... $2,695
'54 BUICK SEDAN-
- Low mileage, written guarantee $2,500
'54 FORD CUSTOMLINE COACH—Spotless $1,695
'53 FORD CUSTOMLINE COACH=
Radio, tinted glass, whitewalls, rings. A
steal at $1,495
'53 'METEOR COACH—
' Can't tell it from a '55 $1,395 u
'52 PONTIAC CATALINA 8 HARDTOP—
Automatic, radio, . many extras.
'51 PONTIAC CCATALINA HARDTOP—
Automatic,
ARDTOP—Automatic, radio, loaded.
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FREE KIST
HAVE A FREE DRINK OF KIST
UNDER OUR BEACH 'UMBRELLA
Every Visitor To Our Lot
Free Beverage
bets A
RSON
Phone 608 'Exeter
Jack Pearson Says
"We want to say "Thanks A
Million" for the confidence and
support you've shown' us since
twe 'opened our Exeter lot one year
ago. Our sale of new Buicks and
Pontiacs and Goodwill Used Cars
has been wonderful and we
thought the best way to express
our appreciation was to offer you
the most terrific buys 'we could
assemble. We invite you to look
them over."
Lou Barley Says
"This is one party you don't
want ,to miss! .Conte up and
onjoy a free c -o -o-1 drink on its
and drive cut with a newer used
car at a stupendous saving.
Eery car We're offering ,is worth
at least $200 more than we're
asking. See For Yourself and
you'll believe it. Conte on up."
These Birthday Values
Are 'Pieces Of Cake'
'52 PONTIAC SEDAN—Real clean $1,195
'51 KAISER SEDAN—Overdrive, etc. $ 595
'51 METEOR COACH—
Overdrive. Save on this oite at $ 995
'51 CHEV. SEDAN—The wife will like it $1,050
'50 `CHEV. SEDAN DELUXE—
We'll guarantee it any way 'you want $ 850
'48 FORD SEDAN—Real good $ 595
'49 MONARCH 6 -PASS. COACH -
30,000
miles, educated by an old lady $ 795
5 '49 FORDS—Your choice for $ 595
'48 DODGE 5 -PASS COUPE—
Needs a little work $ 295
'46 PLYMOUTH SEDAN—
Good tires, good body, good motor $ 495
'46 BUICK SEDAN—
• Will do 100, tickets to prove it ' $ 295
'46 FORD COACH—New paint, a heauty ....,$• 595
Loads &[, Loads Of
Pre -War Buys!
Thousands of miles of transportation. left in these -
models and you can buy one for a song! just give
us an offer - - -
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Don t 'O,pen Your Mouth
unless you intend to buy, because we'll accept any
offer.
Starts Saturday!
SALES
Corner No. 4 & 83 Highways