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Roller Skating
EXRTER ROLLER RINK
Wednesday, Friday A Saturday
Evening^ 8-11 p.m.
Admission 350 and 250
Skates Supplied
Refreshment Booth —? Hot Doga
French Fries, Ice Cream, Etc.
Brownies
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Box Office Opens at 8 p.m
First Show at Dusk
Town Topics
Miss Lillian Rivers pf .Essex
was a guest for the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. William
Pearce.
Miss Evelyn Howard, Toronto,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Murray over the weekend and
called on other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Willfam Ed
wards and Billie of Westop
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don
SoUthcott over the holiday.
At the practice of Huronia
Male Chorus on Tuesday eve
ning, $ip was voted to the Can
cer Fund and Gordon Ford and
bride were presented with a
gift.
Mr. Graham Arthur and Tom
my attended the funeral of the
former’s aunt, Mrs. James
Peebles, of Anderson, on Satur
day.
Exeter Junior Farmers
THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY
May 24 and 25
"DOUBLE DYNAMITE"
■k J ant Russell
★ Frank Sinatra
, ★ Groueho Marx
"STRAIGHT PLACE
AND SHOW"
★ Ritx Bros.
CARTOON
SATURDAY & MONDAY
May 26 and 28
"CATTLE QUEEN
OF MONTANA"
★ Ronald Regan
* Susan Hayward
2 CARTOONS
TUESDAY * WEDNESDAY
May 29 and 30
"THEY WON'T BELIEVE
ME"
★ Robert Young
★ SUSAN HAYWARD
"A HAUNTING
WE WILL GO"
k Laurel and Hardy
CARTOON
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DANCE
EXETER ARENA
Sat,June 2
Modern and Old-Time
Dancing
9 p.m. to 12 p.m.
Everybody Welcome
Music By
CLARENCE PETRIE
KLONDYKE GARDENS IS FARMERS' GOLD MINE—Jean
Vlammix,, a recent arrival from Holland, is typical of the
group of industrious new Canadians who are busy trans
forming the marshy wasteland near Grand Bend, Ont.,
into rich market garden plots. The area, known as Klon-
dyke Gardens, was formerly the. private duck hunting
reserve of a wealthy doctor. He has subdivided almost
half of 7,000-acre holding, and has been selling it in lots
to new Canadians for the past seven years. The JKlondyke
has proven a gold mine of top-grade vegetables to the
25 farmers from “Holland and Belgium, After draining
and clearing the land, they have averaged a gross income
of $10,000 from market produce. Next year they plan a
$1000,000 crop. ”......
Bake
Sale
Sat., May 26
at 3 p.m.
’ A. O. ELLIOT'S
BUILDING
CAKES ROLLS CANDY
PIES TARTS COOKIES Etc.
Reasonable Prices
Sponsored by
James St. Woman's Federation
Don't Miss!
' The Perth County Junior Farmers'
Minstrel Show
Lucan Arena
■ Wednesday, May 30
at 8:15 p.m! D.S.T.
DIRECTOR: MRS. GAFFNEY
Proceeds in aid of Building Fund Granton A.F. & A.M.
■’ Tickets Now On Sale
ADMISSION: ADULTS 50£, CHILDREN 250 '
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DISTRICT SERVICE
British & Foreign
JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH, EXETER
X
*|Sunday, May 21
7.00 p.m.
SPECIAL SPEAKER: DR. A. H. O'NEIL, D.D.
General Secretary of the Society
•Central Press Canadian
Topics From
Lucan
PAR T Y DRESS — Carrying
bouquet, gift of an admire
Princess Margaret is shown a
riving at the Cafe -de’ Paris i
London for a! party. Her gow
was the centre of attention <
other guests. ,
Following his visit there will be a blitz canvass
of the town beginning Monday, May 28.
| The village of Centralia is co-operating in this effort.
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Kinsmen CAR
BINGO
Sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Clinton
Rev. J. P. Prest was guest
speaker at the Jr. Farmer and
Jr. Institute service of worship
at Wesley United Church, Lon
don Township last Sunday eve.
Accompaning him to the serv
ice were Mrs. Prest, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Coleman and Mrs.
George Bowden. After the serv
ice they wore guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Garrett.
Mrs. Fern Cunningham of
London was a weekend guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Jrving Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Daley and
family and Miss Helen Hodgins
of London were recent guests’
of Mr. and Mrs. James I-Iod-
gins.
Mr. Hugh Carroll of Saintsbury
and Mr. Will Havehost of Lon
don were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. McFalls on Wednesday
and Saturday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown
lee spent last Sunday in Hamil
ton the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Laverty.
Mrs. J. de Mtmnik of Holland
is spending a few months with
her daughter, Mrs. Austin Hod
gins and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schlue
ter, * Mr. Ken Schleuter and
friend were weekend guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schleuter,
Beech street.
SUICIDAL
SLASHES
IN USED
CAR PRICES
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Clinton Lions Arena
Commencing at 9 p.m. D.S.T. . Doors Open 7:30
FRIDAY, MAY 25
The Hon. J. W. Pickersgill,
Minister of Citizenship and Im
migration, announced recently
that his department is now ac
cepting applications for family
assistance from eligible immi
grants and returning Canadian
citizens.
Every cor dean throughout
guaranteed to give A-l road performance
AND priced to fit your parse!
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$3,700 IN PRIZES
Chevrolet Car—$2,600 2—$100 Special Games
2—Share-the-Wealth 15 Regular Games—$25 Ea.
SPECIAL FREE DOOR PRIZE — $200.00 CASH
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And Dance
Added Attraction
DRAW FOR 1956 BUICK, SPECIAL HARDTOP
FOR MR. AND MRS.
LLOYD KELLER
= ADMISSION
! 15 Reg. Games $1—Dxtra Cards-250—Car Bingo $1
j Special Games 250
; Save this ad—present it at the door and receive a
i free ticket on the $200 special door prize.
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EXETER LEGION HALL
DesJarcHne Orchestra
EVERYONE WELCOME
Come on down
browse around . .
drive away in the car
of your choice at a
“once-in-a-lifetime"
price!. Easy terms
ranged..
'55 DODGE REGENT SEDAN, Like New
Two-tone, whitewalls, chrome wheel rings
'55 CHEV SEDAN
Distinctive lines
'54 MERCURY MONTEREY SEDAN
Power steering, brakes and seat, automatic
radio, whitewalls, two-tone red and white
finish.
'54 FORD CUSTOMLINE SEDAN
Built-in radio. One-owner car.
'54 FORD CUSTOMLINE HARDTOP
Two-tone, automatic and tinted glass. Show
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'54 CHEV SEDAN
Original, the car you’ve searched for.
'54 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE HARDTOP
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'53 CHEV BEL AIR COACH
Radio, tinted glass. See the $$$ you save.
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Radio, a real gem.
CADILLAC HARDTOP
extras. What a honey this car is!
AUSTIN SEDAN—One owner, spotless.
FORD CUSTOM COACH
See Us Now For Best Selections —
Latest Models — Fairest Prices — Terms
51 STUDEBAKER COACH
Automatic, radio, a real gas saver.
.'51 STUDEBAKER V-8 DELUXE
Automatic, obeys at a touch.
51 PREFECT SEDAN
5o easy to pay for.
50 FORD COACH—Showroom shape.
'50 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN
Has our stamp of approval.
'49 METEOR COACH—Tops for good looks.
'49 STUDEBAKER STARLITE COUPE
Economy at its best.
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'48
AUSTIN SEDAN—Most unusual.
DODGE SEDAN
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