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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-07-12, Page 7WontfiflI Blanshard ■ ■|1|||F||| By MRS. GLADWYN HOOP1 Used Cars '56 METEOR SEDAN Automatic transmission, fully equipped, 2,300 miles, yellow, black and white. ifc4 METEOR HARDTOP (very extra you can think of, 15,000 miles ,• '53. PONTIAC HARDTOP Badio, two-tone '51 CHEV SEDAN Just like new, 2,700 miles '42 CHEV SEDAN Runs just like a Chevrolet '52 GMC i/z-TON TRUCK Cleaner than the day came out of the factory it HQffPER Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang­ ford and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Youngson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thpmson and family spent Sunday even­ ing with Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin Hooper and family. - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dann, and Nancy attended the Mills reunion, at Stratford on Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ladbrook, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thomson. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thacker and family attended the Waugh reunion on Sunday which was held at Dr. and Mrs. John Blat- ty's, of London. Mrs, Waugh, of London, spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Thacker and Mr. Thack­ er. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thacker, Mrs. Orville Langford and John of Centralia, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred P.attison. Mr. and Mrs. George Givens, John, Barry and Mary Ellen, spent, a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Wes. Mossey. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Martin of St,, Marys, spent Sunday even­ ing with Mrs. Jas. Mossey and Kathleen. Mr. Ronnie -Perkins and Mr. • Robert Barton, of Toronto, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomson. South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell PHONE 328 EXETER Aged Nine came into the room where his mother was enter­ taining her bridge club. “Mom didn't you say that baby had your eyes 'and dad’s nose?” , . • “Yes’ she beamed, “what of it?” ; .. “You better watch him- He’s got grandma’s teeth now.” ' -4 imH Brinsley Ry MRS. CECIL ELL WOOD Mrs. Ida Frost is visiting her brother, Wes Morgan in HsmiL ton. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Won^stpek also Rill Smith and. David Owen ,qf Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Lewis of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Lewis over the weekend. Visitors with Mrs. B. Dixon for the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Van Tassel and daughter, Heather, of St. Johns, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. A. H^ss of Zur­ ich visited Mrs. Hess Sr„ who is staying with her daughter, Mrs. i Jas. Trdvethick, on Thursday | Mr. and . Mrs. John Morgan i and family of Guelph are holi- ’ daying at their farm home on J concession 4. ; Miss Carplyn Odd of Lucan’ visited her grandparents over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Fenton and: family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knapton on Wednesday, i Mrs. Kennedy of Georgetown i is visiting her daughter, Mrs. i Wes Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fentori. and family attended the Becker' reunion held In Exeter on Sun-! day. ! /■'■.■■■mill l .................... . 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The painters include, left to right, Ed Roelop, Dale Turvey, Bill.Heywood, Supervisor Bill Pollen, Dick Plantenga and- Frank Boyle. SUPERIOR % The Best Place To Shop After All Prices Effective July 12, 13 and 14 » > MAPLE LEAP SALMON 4 “5 ftFancy Red Sockeye, 7%-O?. Tin .... “WW WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE 12-Oz. Bottle .... 21 C 24-Oz.39c winter^ SUMMER 1 By JUDY ROSS Last week, “Get, Aquainted Week,” started off well with a registration of 191. Marilyn Marshall supervised a varied program , at Queen’s Playground and had' an exceed­ ingly good turnout for that area. Shirley Wurm and Pat Cahn held the interest of the children at Victoria Park. Robin Smith' supervised the .six to eight-year-olds and Nancy Boyle the nine to twelves at Kin Playgrqupd.’ Bill Ppfien conducted the older boys in various projects of trades camp. Their main work last week was the painting of the. fair board building which we use as our playground head­ quarters. Many interested planned in trades older girls bytp , ance is needed to makp it more successful. - Church service? i___ kkkl -1 all playgrounds followed by the choosing of a King, and Queen. Joan Dettmer and Eddie Kol- loff were chosen at Kin Play­ ground and Elsie Gosai* and Gary Wedlake were chosen at Victoria playground while Helen Hailey and' Fred' Smith reigned at Queen’s playground. The kings and. queens received crowns which they 'krp entitled to keep and wear’in all parades. A council ring was then held at Kin Playground with such stunts as a gab fest, hand wrestling, buck walk,l bull-dog pull, bear and crab walk and -a cock fight etc, ,The afternbon was spent in a swim meet at, Riverview Park with girls and boys teams com­ peting for watermelons which Were the prizes for the water polo contests. This week is Carnival Week on the playground and we all are working toward the parade and penny carnival' bn Friday after­ noon. 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