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Features Modern
Stainless Stee
Our Best To
The BURKLEY
DICK AND DAISY
"The Dairy Twins"
Congratulate
The Burkley
ON .ITS OPENING •
We are pleased' to provide whole-
some dairy products tq The
Burkley.
RESTAURANT FEATURES OPEN KITCHEN—Exeter's .new $25,000 restaurant,• The
Burkley, features An open, stainleis steel' kitchen and an attractive modern ilesign
throughout. The Buricley opens Friday with special features for customers. Divided
into two sections, it will accommodate a total of 64, persons. --T-A _Photo
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Xperiebct gainea while sent.
ing in the Boyal Canadian Air I
Force in World War Il led k d s
Burke, a?.year-old Manager et
The BurItley, to enter the xestati.,
rant field in Exeter,
The young manager helped to
feed thousands of airmen :during
his five-year cooking stint in the'
air force. Ile served in a number
of stations from Ontario to New.
foundiand..
Although service meals have •
'always been on the receiving end
food
of many
c h
jokes
ai r io r d ec.ineo fkesn ds es r vt eh de ce
personnel during the war, "'The
JtcAF earned the reputation of
providing among the best meals
in the services, he says.
After the war, Ed worked in
•several restaurants in his home
town of Barrie before joining the
Pleat department of a large groc-
ery
borough store before coming to
chain. /IA was' manager of a
the meat departmtnt in a Peter-
Ex
borough
Heplans to bring his
Newfoundland girl, and two chil-
dren, a boy and girl, to Exeter baes sseoeonnd.as accommodation can
Among the waitresses in the
t
new restaurant will be Cite On-1
ario Bean Queen of 1956—Greta
'Pfaff. A member of 'the Cromarty •
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it was pleasure to do
the plumbing and pro-
Pans gas installation for
this modern restaurant,
Refugees Need Clot
ENJOY DELICIOUS
Exeter
Dairy
MILK
AT' THE .
Burkley
We're happy to supply this
modern restaurant with our
nutritious dairy products.
Y P Visit Huron
County Home
The Young People of the Exe-
ter Pentecostal church visited
, the Huron County Home on Fri-
' day night.
The message was • given. by
Rev. L. Krause and selections
were given by the Krause-Ham-
ilton quartet. '
Treats were provided for the
inmates of the Home.
. The New BORKLEY Restaurant is''
moder n, colourful, comfortable, •
-truly a pleasant dace •to dine. We
congratulate The owners on the
occasion of their opening.
Acme Signs is proud to provide
the attractive neon sign which
adds to the distinctiveness of this
new restaurant.
CONOgATULAVON5
• To The. BURKLEY
Highland
Hill Dairy
PHONE 305
A Sign'.
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ThOes
' BEST WISHES
FOR SUCCESS
YOUR NEW
'RESTAURANT
IS A CREDIT
TO EXETER
AND DISTRICT
We Were
Pleased To,
Supply The
Lumber And
Building Supplies
For, This-Modern
Building
KERNOHAN
610 MINI& Street LONDON
Building Supplies 'For Every Prolect
Comments AboUt
Crediton
By MRS. JOSEPH WOODALL
W.A. And W,M.S.
The Woman's Association and
W.M.S of the United ,Church met
on Thursday with Mrs., Nelson
Lamport in charge of worship
period. • Study Book was reviewed by
Mrs. E. Lamport and Mrs. G.
Hill ,presided W.M.S. busi-
ness, When several reports were
given.
Mrs. Earl Neil was in .charge
of the W.A. meeting, when de-
cision was made to again plan
for a bazaar to be held in .the
fall. A bakeless bake sale will
be sponsored in the near fu-
ture. Meeting decided to' serve
a pot luck supper on January
22, the ,night of the annual con-
Iregational, meeting. Afternoon
hostesses • Were Mrs, . J. Gallo-
way, Mrs. R. Tinkbeiner -and
Mrs. II. Lightfoot,
Evangelical Ladies Meet
Evangelical Ladies Aid and
W.S.W.S. meeting was held' in
the church on Thursday evening
with Mr's. N. Schenk in charge
of devotions assisted by Miss
Clara • Geiser. Sandra Finkbein-
er favored with a solo.
Chapter in the Study. Book
"For Church in South Vast
Asia" .was. well given by Mrs.
E. Wenzel and a New Year
poem was Lead by. Mrs. M.
Fait.
President presided for bUsi-
ness, Meeting decided to enter-
tain members of the choir to a
dinner in the near future and
to purchase supPlies for kitchen.
World Service Day isto be held
the first Sunday in February.
Personal Items
Mrs, John Wein spent
last week in St. jose s os-
pital, London, return to her
home on' Sunday. ,
Miss Jean' Jeiffiisoe'of Grand
Bend visited last week with her
grandparents,' Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrenee
Mr. and WS. Clinton Brown
of London called on friends in
town on Thursday.
'Mr. and , Mrs. Ray Ortwein
and son, Richard, of Galt call.
ed oaf, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Fahner on Sattirday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson
of •London Spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner
and family.
Mr.' Frederick Wuerth sof Dun-
das spent the weekend with Mr.
and MrS, S. Wuerth.
Mrs. David Boil •
Many friends in this commun-
itylearned with' regret, of the
death of Mrs. David Geil (nee
Alma Hill). at her home in De-
troit On Monday, January 14,
Born and- raised. in Crediton,
she was a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs, August Milt and
lived here until her marriage to
David Gell in 1922: They lived
some years in Kitchener, later
moving to, Detroit. Well and
favourably known here, She
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A Toast
To The New
Burkley
From
Mac 'MacDonald
Dies From Attack
Malcolm MacDonald '(Mac) 70,
died suddenly from a heart at-
tack on Wednesday, January 9
at his home,. concession; 15, Mc-
Gillivray Township.
One of the best known. fann-
ers of the district he had lived
all his life on the 'homestead
where he was born.
HO was a member of the
Church of Our Lady at Mount
Carmel.
Only survivor' is his wife,. the
former Ada Willis, ' who •is a •
member of Stephen area teach-
ing staff., •
The body Tested at the Hoff-
man funeral home, Da,shwood
until Saturday when Requiem
High Mass was sung at . 9.30,
a,m. by Rev, -Father ..T. Kelly'
in the church of Our Lady. Irt-
terment was made in Mount
Carmel cemetery.
Topic 'Prom
Thamei Road
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
.and Mrs. Dick..Elliot“ of
Exeter- were Friday evening
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin Gardiner.
Mr. Fred Dawson is visiting
'With Mr. , and Mrs., McBride
(nee Ruth Dawson) in,'•Winnipeg,
Man. • • •
Mr. and. Mrs„William, Rohde,
Douglas, Glenn and Oalvie. were
Saturday evening ' giwsts with
Mrs. Henry Rohde' of Exeter.
Miss' Margaret Jean Gibson
of Bryanston visited over 'the
weekend with her cousin, Miss
Marilyn Gardiner. .
Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Brophey
and Glenn visited over the week-
end with .Mr: Murray Dawson,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones;
Larry and Linda of Exeter vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.
Abner, l'assmore. • -
Miss' Ida Hall of London spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
William Elford.
• Miss Marilyn Tuckey of Exe.-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym
and John were guests on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Allan ,Wanner
of Sarnia. The occasion was in
honor of Mr. and. Mrs,. Pym's
thirtieth wedding anniversary. •
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made many friends by her happy
congenial manner.
Surviving besides her husband
are one daughter (Marion) -Mrs.
Gerald Groh of Detroit, and
two sisters (Waffle) Mrs, Charles
ICeitil of Florida and Clarissa
Hill of Detroit, both registered
nurses who gave her constant
care during her lengthy illness,
During her residence here
she was a member of Crediton
.Evangelical Church, and was a
member of the Presbyterian.
Chtirch in Detroit, where a me-
niorial service was held Tues-
day evening. The .body was re-
moved to Kitchener on Wednes-
day arid the funeral will, take
plate ther6 on Thursday.
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Toastmaster
We haste the privilege of serving the
klUiltkLIEY with our QUALITY PODUCT.S.
refreshes
without filling
HEAVY, over-rich food and drink are
out of date, today. The modern taste
is for lighter,' less filling foods and
beverages..
That is why Pepsi-Cola is now more
popular than ever. For Pepsi- has kept
up with the times. Today's Pepsi-Cola
is light, dry (not too sweat), reduced in
daloriet. It refreshes 'without Ling.
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Pepsi,Cola
At Its Best lrrern The Fountain Of
The BURKLEY
FREE .Pepsi All bay .Fridayl.
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