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'57 Pontiac Deluxe Path-
finder Coach, $375.00 off
list.
'56 Chev 210 Sedan
Automatic, radio etc.,
light green.'
'56 Chev 210 Sedan
Automatic, r a d i o, etc.,
'56 Chev 210 Coach
Radio, tinted glass, a
beauty.
'55 Chev 210 Sedan V8
Radio and other extras.
'54 Plymouth Hardtop Deluxe
Radio, whitewall tires, See this,
'54 Ford Customline Sedan
None better.
'54 Desoto Sedan, automatic, tinted
glass. A luxury liner,
'53 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan
Black with white top,
'53 Pontiac 'Sedan, a real gen
Chev Deluxe Sedan, with radio
Lots Of mileage left.
'51 Stticlibakir Sedan
Automatic and many other axtra.S.
11 Studebaker Coach, radio etc,
'53 Buick Super Hard-
top, automatic, radio,
tinted glass and white;
walls, 1,000's of M to
be saved.
'53 Monarch Sedan
Automatic, radi 0, low
slung and handsome.
'52 Chev Coach
One owner,. original fin-
ish, less than 27,000
miles, a showroom Car.
'52 Dodge Sedan ,
Thoroughly recondition-
ed.
'50 Meteor Coach
None better to be found,
'49 Dodge Deluxe Sedan
Trimmed with extras.
'49 Dodge Sedan
An original car inside and out.
THESE OLDER CARS MUST GO
Make Us An Offer
'49 Ford Coach '49 Dodge Coach
'49 Meteor Sedan '49 Studs Sedan
'49 Austin Sedan '47 Nash
2 '49 Mercury Sedans
2 '47 Dodge Coaches
'53 Studebaker
1/2-Ton Pickup
With a removable
closed-in plywood box.
Here to serve you fowl another year and make your ig
motoring days happy ones%
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He's stocking up my own private little "Supermarket".
Yes, the modern. looking, trim cabinet into which
he's putting that mountain of food is my. FAIRWAY
HOME FREEZER.
• And the beauty of it is, that while we have our own
Supermarket.in a Fairway Freezer, we pay far less than
Superniarket Prices for the food we eat!
Sounds fantastic, doesn't it? But my experience has
proved that it's absolutely true. Take a 'peek at what it
actually cost me for some of the food items served at
our home last week: Prime rib roasts at 390 a lb.,
trimmed T-Bone steaks for only 45 ¢ a lb., a full 16 oz.
pack of sweet gaiden peas and a full 16 oz. pack of
sweet pitted cherries at only 300 a lb., and so on and
on. Compare these prices with what you are paying
for the same items if you don't have the FAIRWAY
HOME FREEZER. AND THE FAIRWAY BULK-
BUYING FOOD PLAN. Now you can see where that
30% saving in our food bill comes from,
I once asked my Fairway man exactly how his firrn
could afford such "dream"prices at a time when food
costs in even the supermarkets were Constantly loaring.;',.:
Here is how he explained it: "Fairway buys up the •
choicest quality foods in huge quantities :at the' tinie-;;;:"
of year when prices are lowest! They quickfreeZe„
these foods in their prime and then package thenf in a: 't
government inspected food plant. With that kind. of;.g,
efficient buying and packaging they t"off •
costs considerably and pass that saving '
the customer."
"The customer" *-that's me. And dol jof -
being one when it comes to dealing witiC.: Fairway;
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conditional guarantees as to the quality nf food
serve at my home.
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Mission* Circle
Zion West Mission Circle met
Sunday evening at the home of
Mrs. Norman Brock, Election of
officers was held,
Doreen Brock was named
president; Mary, Dickey, secre-
tary;. Alma iferii, treasurer;
Margaret Brock, - pianist and
press reporter, Greta Stephen,
W.M.S
Zion - West W,M.S. held their
January meeting sat the home of
Mrs.. Norman Brock Wednesday
afternoon. The worship service
was in. charge of Mrs. Angus
Earl and .Mrs.- Barry Hern.
Mrs, Warren. Brock, the presi-
dent," conducted the business.
Annual reports were given and.
the W.A. planned a social eve-
ning January. 25. A sociatthour
Was enjoyed.
Personal Items
The now. Sunday School will.
hold service at 11 a.m. on Jan-
uary 6.
Mr, and Mit. Clifton Jaques
and children were Christmas.
visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs. Wes-
ley, Jaques, Exeter, and New
Years' Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil -Dobson; Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jaques
and family spent Christmas D,ay
with Mr.' and Mrs Moore; Ran-
noch, and Mr. Alvin Pym Exg-
ter, :and New Year's Day 'with
Mr...and Mrs, Rosa Skinner; El-
Mr.; and Mrs. .NOrinan Brock
Cerreaeentket'i _Note
Your cceoperatieit in contrib.
tiling items et interest to this.
ealumn will be greatlY appreci-
ated by tir, correspqndent,
Persenei Items
David John Smith, young son.
or Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith„
was baptizpd by the Rev. T. J.
Clarke, during the, service in the
United. Church on Sunday morn,
ing.
The menthers of the Y.P.U.
were invited to the home of
Rev. and Mrs, Clarke for their
regular meeting on Sunday eve,
mng. Eleanor Mae Hodgins was
in charge of the meeting.
The choir of the Hensall United
Church will present their can•
tata "Christmas Song' of. Songs"
• in the United Church on Sunda),
evening, January 6. ••
Mr—and Mrs. C. •Snoebottore
of parry Sound were recent via.
itors at the home of their son,
Mr. and Mrs, Ray ..S110gbgtt0111
and Way.
Misses Greta and Amy Lam-
0)#14PliqR CANADA'S CAI.,4, FOR IMMIGRANTS—Inquir-lute and Mrs. Richard Dickins ,
of bxeter were guests.. with ,Mr.
ling Britons hopeful and of exchanging restrictions and auSier..
ity f or new life in Canada, crowd around :Kay Thompson, Years4rt
ayRay Laremie for New
at right, of -Barrie, Ont,, a receptionist at Ontario House
Londoring. Hundreds. of letters a day asking about
conditions in the dominion have also been arriving at
the. Canadian centre. As the country's growth quickens
campaign for new citizens has intensified, —CPC
Miss Marilyn Morgan visited
over the holidays with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
R. Wilson in Ridgetowri.
Miss Margaret 'Rote Bowden
spent a few days last week with
her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
. win Miller and boys, Thames Paynter in Kirkton.
Road, with. Mr. and Mrs. War- • Recent visitors at the home of
ran Brock, 11•1% and Mrt, TheniPton were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern, Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Ettm,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herri, Mr. Mr. Reid Brown, • IVIist Marie
and Mrs. Allan Westcott, Exe- Brown of London and Mr. Don
ter and • Mrs, Kyle, Exeter with Heamon.
Air. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern. Mr. and Mrs. William Essery
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern and Donald, Misses Bea and
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mary Margaret Estery and Mr.
Mrs. Bob Hera, Jarvis. • Barry Passmore were New
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock Year's visitors with Mr. and
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. F. Penwarden of Sarnia.
Bert Morgan,. St. Marys, visited t Mr. and Mrs, Ray Paynter of
Monday evening with Mr. Joe Kirkton, Mr. and MI. Wm. 'Al.
THE TIMES-,ADVOCATE Bailey, Exeter. j lison, Ailsa Craig and Mite Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kinsman, ina BOwden of London spent
Phone 770
Exeter Kippen, were Saturday visitors Christmas and New Years with
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern. Mr. and Mrt. Fred Bowden.
Typewriter
Paper
and family, Mr. and Mrs, Bert
Morgan, St. Marys and Mrs. Joe
Bailey,. Exeter were New Year's
Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
i Milton Brock,
Christmas visitors with Mr,
, and Mrs. Norman Brock were:
Mr4 and Mrs. Harold Hera, Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Bern, Mr, and
I Mrs. Bob Hern, Jarvis, Mr. and
I Mrs, Bert Morgan. St. Marys,
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen,
Whalen and Mr. George Earl.
'Christmas visitors with. Mr. and
Jud Dykeman were Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cushman, Mich-
ael anti Stephen, Exeter, and
Mr, and Mrs, Miller McDowell,
Susan and Gary of Galt,
New Year Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Taylor,
Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Here.
I Mr, and Mrs. Angus Earl with
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen of
• Whalen.•.•
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowcliffe
and family,• London, with Mr.
and Mrs. Wellington Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Earl, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Kerlsake and
family, Exeter, a n d Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Johns, Elimville
with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mil-
ler,
Mr. and trs, Bert Duffield,
Grantoil, and Mr. and Mrs: Ed-
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh LoVe and
Arlene, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodg-
son and Kay spent New Years
with Mr. and Mrs. la, B, Hodg-
son.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur McFalls,
Miss Helen McFalls, Mr, and
Mrs. R, Lilley and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Quinton and fam-
ily were New Years visitors
with Mrs. Samson McFalls in
Exeter,
Master Wayne Baynhani of
Detroit spent the holidays with
his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
George Bayiihani,
Jimmy Huxtable of Exeter vis-
ited during the holidays with
his cousin, Billie Huxtable.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan,
Miss Blanche Morgan arid Mr.
Hugh Rundle were New Year's
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Morgan,
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Hod-
gins and family spent New
Year's. Day with Mr. and Mrs.
C, Morley at Lieury.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray •Shodbottom
and family were visitors with
Mr: and Mrs. Leonard ShOebot-
tom in London on New Year's
Day.,
Mr. and. Mrs. Reg Hodgson
and Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lightfoot and Sharon, Mr. and
Mrs. K. Greb and Wayne, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. Langford and John,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Godbelt were
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald Godbolt in Exeter on New
Year's eve.
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Christmas Sunday Services Have you made Your New
"God with Man is Now Ile- Year's resolutions yet? We hope'
siding" was •the subject Own one of them is to catch up on
by the Rev. J. T. cialte for his the reading that you have plan-
Sunday morning message to the nod to do for so long,
congregation o f the United , As we write ,this article a Cliluflecha,nens.uoearlilvc,e..eapfx and candle.' snowstorm is raging and it sug-
was presented Bests a good time to be at home
to read, No doubt there will be
19:elrittiolinnegs I Item I appeared in seine of the weekly
of girls taking part. Tile fillneunstboreyr tnhioerenexsutchtwoclaoYis• ta
linrede nights in
was told by Miss Odeyne Clarke. we quote f rom an ar ticle whteb
Mr, and Mrs. Foster of St, newsPaPers recently.
wth Mr. and Mrs Norman Mer-1 The importance of reading i
per. I-too strongly. Books provide the.
Mr. Ana. Airs, B. B, Gates io,. best part of our education, They
compaeied. their son, Mr. Jack acid richness to life, They pro,
Gates of Dannville, Illinois, tp I Vide much of our entertainment,
Camp Borden. where they spent Think of the impact made by'
the Christmas holidays with just ono book, "Unele Tom's
F/t) and Mrs. T. Gates and' Cabin", en the slavery issue.
I Today as .never before, books fancily Florence Clarke of mac., are essential to us; for, the pre-
donald Hall, Guelph is spend. I school child the exquisite pie-
ing the holidays with her par;,, ture books are a joy and de-
ents, Rev. J, T. and Mrs, Clarke,
Miss Wilda Pollock, R.N. of
Kitchener was a weekend
or at the home of her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. And Mrs -
Lorne Hicks and they all spent
Christmas with Mr, and Mrs.
0, Pollock and family in Rip-
ley,
Mr. and Mrs.'. Mervyn Dunn
of Bonsai!, Mr, and Mrs. Ches-
ter Dunn of Exeter, -Mr, and
Mrs. Ray Lammie, Bobby and
Jean were Christnias visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, George Minn,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Henry and.
family of Listowet were guests
with Mr. and Mrs, Andrew
Hicks on Christmas Day. Mr. and. Mrs. L. B. Hodgson
visited with Mr. arid Mrs; Earl
Hodgson in Ridgetown on Christ-
mas Day.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. K. Hodgins were Mr.,
and Mrs.. 'C. Morley and - Mary
Anne of .Lieury, Mr. and Mrs,
Lyle Steeper and family* of Cor,
bett, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mit-.
chell and family of West Lorne,
Mr. Chas. Hodgins of Chesley,
Mr. Hugh Hodgins, Anna, Alma
and Ivan of Greenway,
Miss Dorcas Williams of Sar..
Ma, Mr. and Mrs. BurtOn Mor-
gan of St, Marys, Mr.. Hugh
Rundle, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Morgan and Mr. Wellington
Skinner spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Glenn and
son, Mr. and Mrt. Gerald Mc-
Falls, Mrs. Samson McFalls - of
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Quin-
ton and family„ Mr. and Mrs.
R. Lilley and family and 'Mitt
Helen .McFalls of London were
visitors with Mr. and Mrt.• nh-
ur McFalls, Mistes
Quinton and Barbara Lilley re-
mained with their grandparents
for the holidays.
Mr, and,Mrs. Frank Hicks,
Joanne and Bruce spent Cliritt-
mat with Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Lee in Ailsa Craig.
Christmas guests with -Mr. and
Mrs. William Essery were the
Penwarden families of _ Sarnia,
Mistet. Rea and Mary Margaret
Essery, Mr. Barry ,Pdssinere
and. Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Roberts
and family. ,
The Story In
Elimville
By 4AR<1'. ROaS SKINNER
Personal .Items
Mr. Keith Heywood of Camp
Borden spent the weekend with
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parsons
and Susan of Hdntall, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bell and Carol Ann,
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Murch of
Petawawa,, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
-Cooper and Floyd were Satin.-
day evening guests- with Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Skinner and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murch
and Mitt Sharon Player of Peta-
wawa visited over the holiday
weekend with Mrt. Philip Murch
and relatives:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen
and Betty Ann visited Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robin-
son of Kirkton.
New Year's ,Visitors
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur• Ford and
IrWin of• Stephen, Miss Elaine
Bell of Hensall, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hern, Shirley and Gra•
ham of Zion, Mr. and Airs.
Arthur Rundle, Allan and Hugh
of Thames Road, Miss. Blanche
Morgan of Centralia, M. and
Mrs. Harry DOUgall and family
of Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Beverley
Skinner And Neil of Exeter with
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinner
and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Richard-
son and Jack, Mr. and Wt.
Wm. Rogers of St. Marys, Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Dann and fam-
ily of London with Mr. 'and Mrs.
Lloyd Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parsons
and Susan of Hensall, Mr. and
Mrs, Horace Delbridge, Bruce
and Fred of Winchelsea, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell King, Wayne and
Ruth Ann of Crediton, Mr. and
Mrs, Alvin Cooper and Floyd
with Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Cooper,
Mr. Alvin Pym of Exeter, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Skinner and Karen
of Centralia, M. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Morley, Jr. Janice and
Robbie of Whalen, and MrS.
Howard Pym, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bell and Carol Ann,Mrs,
Philip Minch, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Parsons and Susan of
Hensall, Mr. • and Mrs. Alvin
Cooper and EloYcl, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Jaques, Shirley and
Barry with Mr. and Mrs. Itess
Skinner. -
Mr, and Mrs. Fi red Long and
family of Atwood, Mr. and Mrs.
Garnet Johns of Sarnia, Mr. and
Mrs, Gilbert Johns and family,
Afr. and MrS, Allen , Johns, and
Wilily, Mr. and Mrs, William
Johns, Mr. and Mrs., Keith
Fraser and family, Mr. arid M.
James Griiiney and family of
Science 11111 with Mr. and. Mrs.
'Grant Rateliffe..‘
Mr. and. Mrs. Lloyd Voga(n and
Sharonn of Meleseterth, MY. and
Mrs, Howard' Cunnington and
Janet with Mr, and Mrs. 1 Fred
Cunnitigton, Mrs. Vets Miners with Mr.
tirtcl Mrs, Brie Carstatiden Ltg-
clef,.
Mr. and Mrs. liarold Ker. lake,
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Topics From Zion
By MISS JANE DYKEMAN
Ths1/140Vocate, January 4, 1956
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Maids were Sunday visitors Importance Of 60°d Books
,Ban arid Mr. Wellington skin, good books cannot be stressed
light; for •.sehool-children books
rovide, information and recrea -
Lion, and they do the same for
adults. Books can help us all.
do our job better, wican our
horizons, provide us with the
knowledge we need to make up
our minds on vital questions to
be effective citizens. They help
us whether we are housewives,
farmers, clergymen, mechanics,
writers, lawyers, doctors, art-.
ists, doctors, teachers, business-
men.
We need books in our homes,.
Let us buy all the books we.
can, But most of us cannot .af-
ford to buy all the books we
need. So we depend on librar-
ies. The library is the heart of
the university. The library should
be the centre of the school, Pub,
lie libraries are the intelligence.
centres of our communities,
Until the twentieth century,
only large cities could afford tg'
pay taxes for public libraries
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