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dem* Januery 31, 1957
The Story In•Announciments
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guchre Club
EUA1Ville Euchre Club was
held on Friday ev"Ing ill the GliVot.i;Ni iTa /NY' crfWtor LI r!igrir3.
hall with Mr. Rein Westclorp as tile elillt*Of their daugl;ter. Hatict-
hag. A good crowd httehded leen, at SouOt IlttrOn Hospital,
With 10 tableS PlaYing. January :5. 1957.”a sister for
Aiary Amte atid JohnnY-
Prizes went to: men's high, ItAn..Nzss ---.11r. atul Mrs. Harold
Mr. Laverne Skinner; ladies' Harness announce the birth of
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' lUgh, Mrs. Harold Bell; low 4/0300, Antler)? 26, 1957.
score, Mrs. Franklin Skinner. :mu NI Nir (1 NIrs Ha old
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd JOBS will Redden, Dresden. are nappy to
BIRTHS CARDS OF THANKS
CrAARKZ atici Russell
Clarke, P.B. 1 Creditart, announce
the birth Of their son, LartY Al-
vin, at South Hviren HosPital,
JaintarY 23, 1057—s, brother for
VatsY and Venn*.
be bests On Frilay evening, annottnee the. birth or their
daughter, Debbie, at Wallaceburg
Yonni People Meet hospital, January 29, 1057-4 sis-
_The Eta -urine Young Peoples'
U 'o held their regular n eet-
let tot Bobby and intnY aiu
thirty-fourth grandchild tor Mrs,
Catherine Hedden, Hensall.
ing on Thursday evening at the IIIINNUSSHT—Mr. and Mrs. 1,11t011
Exeter
home of Miss Grace Routly with iiennessey, Simmons Apts., San -
six members present.
dei Zxtter, announce the
birth of a. son. li,"enneth Patrick
Mr. Fred Delbridge had charge Lee. at SoUth Huron HosPital,
67054-6GiTsii
THE. MAN OF THE. HOUR
SPENT MANY DAYS AND
NIGHTS GETTING THERE_,
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GRAIN FEED• SEED
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of the prograin. Games were January 36, 1937—a, brother tOP
played at the close.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin. Duan of
Henson visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Lewis Johns on Sunday.
litr, and Mrs. Howard Pym
were Saturday evening guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym
of Exeter. Haeter, announcer the birth
Mr. and Mrs. Russell King, of their on. Williern Xerry,at
Wayne and Ruth. Ann of Crecli- s2i).ui131.087X-rusli. HoPital, January
ton visited. on Sunday with Mr. Mrs. coultern1a to BUtefni'
and Mrs. Bruce CoOper. WILSON—Mr, and Mrs. Boss
Ur, and Mrs. Neil Valentyne 'Wilson, 257 Algonquin Dr., an-
nounce the arrival of their son,
and family of Petrolia visited on scott Gordon, a.t South. Huron
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,.Koop- Hospital, January 56, 1057—thanke
man. to Dr. Butson and staff et South
Miss Helen Hunter of St. Call -
Huron Hospital.
arines visited over the weekend DEATHS
with Mr. and Mra, Everett SICi11-
CALIMBLL—At her late residence
ner, in Exeter, on Tuesday January
Mr. Elgin Skinner of New Tor- 29, 1957, Ida weber beloved
ronto spent the weekend with of the late John. Caltheell, in her
y
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ever -
seventy-third ear.
ett Skinner.
. . Evelyn.
PREszCATon—Afr. and Mrs. Don
Preszcetor, London, announce the
birth of their datIght0 at St.
. Joseph s Rasp tel. January 25,
1957—s, tt Wel! 4or Gary and Wendy.
SOUTHCOTT — Barbara and Don,
Southcott announce the birth Of
their son, Andrew John,. at South
Huron Hospital. January 25, 1957
a brother ter Michael and Mary.
WIT SON—Mr. rand Mrs. Hugh
The Ellaville Women's Insti-
tute .are holding a ladies euchre
party in the Township Hall on
Tuesday,Feb. 5. Every member
is to bring a guest. The Elim -
vine north line will have charge
of the lunch.
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READY-MADE
Suits
kegular $39,00
We Have 1'o Make Room
[ • For Spring Stock
Suburban Coats
A Few At Cost Price
99c. Bargain .Table
T -Shirts, Work Shirts, All -Wool Sweaters, Ties 3 for 990,
Dress Shirts, Sport Shirts, Leather Beni, 2 Pairs Sox, Bow
Ties 3 for 970, Underwear, Boys' Sweaters, 3 Pair of Dress
Pants 'for ,99e each.
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Special Values
DRESS SHIRTS \
HUNTER — Th Vietoria. HOsidtal,
London, on Thursday, January 24.
1057, Gordon Hunter, formerly of
Exeter, ii hie kitty -seventh year,
GODBOLT-0-In South Hureit Hos.
Pital, on Thursday, .Taratry 24,
1957, Annie Lucretta Hodgine, be-
loved wife of the late George
Gabolt, in her seventy-first year,
PFAFF — In Exeter, On Thursday,
Jamlary 24, 1957, Man* Ellen
SchWaltn, beloved wife a the late
WilulainRfaff, in her eighty-
seventh year.
LAFOND—Edward Lafond, 67, died
suddenly at Blucher, Saik., on
• Thursday, Jahtuls'y 24, 1357.
WALPER—Mre. Laura Weber, 67,
Passed away at her late resi-
dence near Dashwood, Saturday,
January 26, 1657.
IN MEMORIAM
SIZINNER,,— la laving Meniory of
Mrs, Wellirigtcin Skinner who
passed away JECnuary20, 1955.
She wished none a laz,t farewell,
Nor even said goodbye;
She. had gone before wa knew
And only God knew why.
Asleep In God's 'beautiful garden,
Away from all somber arid pain.
Some day when life's journey
ended
We shall be together again.
—Ever remembered by her family.
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POLLOOX-1n loving' memory of a
dear husband, Albert Pollock, 'who
. passed alvay 11 ,ea,rs 016, Jan.
30, 1946, 1
What would I give if I cou1 say
Hello to you in 'the same old way,
To hear your . voice and see your
[Arid _sit 'with ,yoff afi'ci chat:
—Ever reineinbered by hlsrife
I Laura. 9.1*
FAHNER—In'1ov1n .thernory of a,
dear father, Edward IL Fahnee,
who died a year age, January 28,
1056.
A day of remembrance tad to re-
call,
Without farewell you left iie all:
Precious 'memories treasured el•er •
Of days we 147are' all together,
*Ever retnembered oby de.tightert
Inez, Dorothy, Carrie and ison,111-
laws.31*
ENGAGEMENTS
'
Mr. and Nies. Gordon Fritter of
Rarkhil1 wish, to anneithice the
engagernent
of their eldest - &MO.,
-g ter,- NOrtne,*.Jeari, fe. George Wiliam
Baird, :abit and .Mrs; Thomas
Baird, "Grand. Bend: "rheparriage
ter Oki. place •:Febrtiitty: 9, ' 31c
S2A9 6 Mr. and Mris," Bruce. Eagleson, of
5' Parkhill wish to announce the'
engagement of their daughter,: Mary
Lou, to Me.? Douglas Harvey DiX611,
soh of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Dixon
of Ails& Craig, The -Wedding will
take Plaee at the Grind ,Bend
Nlanse, MarCh 2, 1957. 31*
. MARRIAGES
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• MEN'S ALL -WOOL SWEATERS, a• few Orlon ,..„, ttttttttt . $6.95
MEN'S PYJAMAS '
SPORT SHIRTS tttt 2 for $5.00, WORK SHIRTS
.WORK SOX, 100% Nylon
BOyS' •JACKETS, quilted.lining, all -roof, reg. $10.95 ,4, $4.95
?MIEN'S HEAVY JACKETS, quilted lining, reg. $12.95 .„. $9.95
iBOYS' STATION WAGON COATS, fur collar, .1/2 -price..,. $5,95
g. SUEDE JACKETS, reg. $19.95 t t . ttt t t . . . ... , • '. $15.9S
43,49
. $1.98 ,
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"Llovd Ford'
PHONE 299 Men's and Boys' Wear
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EXETER
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HICKS-MATI-LER -- On SatUrda,V,
JanuarY 26, 1957, at' 3 p.M. in
Lambeth Unitet1 Churth by. Bet,.
*A. E. Duffield, Mabel Randle,
daughter of Mr. -A. A. Mather and
L11 e late," 74fes."f•Mithee 'of Van-
couver, )3,C., to Mr, Stanley Ile -
rig Hickt, son 'dfilfrs. Rieke and
the, late Me; Byron E. Hicks, Of
Crediton, Ottt.
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CARDS OF THANKS
The faintly of this late 'Mrs. Ray
Fletther wishee tO extend their
heartfelt thanks and aPpreelatIoit
for the acts of kiiidnesa. messages
or sympathy and beautiful fldrat
tribittes received front their rs,A.-
1.1.ves,, friends and neighbour*thdur-
ing eir recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Belt. 11. Snell
and the Hopper -Hockey !mural
home. 51'
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Quality Cart
Bargain Prices
'55 DODGE ieDAN, green ..„ $1,695
'53 PONTIAC SEDAN, blue .„ $1,195
'52 DODGE COACH, blue $1,075
'51 DODGE SEDANS (3), ea. „ $ 84S
'51 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, blue $ 745
10 PONTIAC SEDAN, grey „ $ 545
'50 PLYMOUTH $ 395
16 CHO/ $ 175
'53 DODGE SEDAN, maroon „ $1,195
'52 DODGE SEDAN, black „ $1,115
'52 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP $1,150
'51 PONTIAC SEDAN (8) $ 795
'51 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $ 745
'50 METEOR SEDAN, blue $ 545
'50 HILLMAN SEDAN $ 194
'56 DODGE 112.TON, new
46 CARS (5), ear t tt ....... ttttt „, $ 195
Mereury Chev,- Hudson
Exeter otor Sales
#140140 200
Fred Debbi, Propi NIGHTS, /62V or '76944
,We wish. to thank reletvies
friends and neighbours for acts oi
It edit .s. MeS44,,, 4 of ayiuJ9Uly
end floral tributes Wing AtIr
cent bereavement. Special, thanks
tot11111 cev.. H. :I. $11011,—.5,1r.a. ger:on
DouS
t ash, ate
WM to,thank my many friends
and neighbours. for cards and let-
tcrs and kind expression of help
to those .at home during lay
03. Special thanks to my father
and another for the comforts of
their home while recovering
health. --Nits. .Stuart Trieblaet. 31
I wish to that* my friends, neigh.
bours ilti4atsr, end I4ttvoseine I rotd any
Sit
while in Smith litir611 Sos,pitAl .and
since r et urning home. special
thanks to Pr. Hutson and nurslog
staft—Aire„ Gerald Thompson. 31.
Miss Alma, Johns wishes to thank
her Many Went% relatives and
neighbors for the kind ass and
eymagthy .shown her durbir her re.
cent bereevelnent; also or cards
and floial. tributes. Thanke to Rev.
Livingstone, Rev. It apeo n, Dr.
Bead, pan bearers end Dino';
funeral home. e 510
'We would like to thank our
neighbours, Mende and relatives
for helping in, any way dining' end
after our flre. Special thank! 'to
the Zurich fire hrlgade. Harald and
-Edith Bell and taniuly, 1c
Aly deepest thanks and apprecia-
tion to the many friends, neigh -
bout's, members of liensall, Legion
Ladies Auxiliary, Amber Reber:all
Lodge, Hensel], who so kindly re-
menthered me 04th cards, . flowera,
treats and visited me while a tient in St. Joteph't Hospital, Lon-
don, and sinte returning time.
Thank you,—Mre. NaneY HYle. 31*
The Ladiet• Ati*lliarY to 'South
Huron Hospital wish to thank the
residents of Exeter and district
for clOthing and. bedding. Over Se
cartons were 'Taken to London by
Guenther Tuckey Transpert to be
distributed to the Hungarian Re-
lief Fund by the salvation Arnie..
31e
wish to take this opportunity
to extend MY sincere thanks to ell
who have remembered me with
Planta, newel's,: treats and card
during MY tonfinernent In M. Jo-
seph's Respite.] and eince MY 're-
turn horne and all Other arts of
Claypole and efaff a South Rurot
1kt oi dttoboni s‘tf:i. —0Wen S. Atkluson
Th 11 N .
G sod 0 h to express 'their sin-
cere thanks to all- whe tent cards,
g lift and f Oat tributes, . to Allan
his $616 at the funerai,
Rev. J. T. Clarke and Rev.
ter id Si en, •D1. Fletcher, Nits*
DiStrict Hespital, the R. C, Dinney
fnueral home; also- to those wise
kindly remembered her during her
lOng illness, 21*
The family of the late Ws. Wit-
ham Pfaff with to thank Mende,
relatives and ileighbOra for floral
tributes and expressionof aYm-
Pathy during their recent bereave -
molt arld kindneeseh shown their
Mother during, her • illness. Special
thanks to Mrpt,. Nel$on 'Wells. Mr.
and Mrs. 1V,Illiarn Homey., ,Dr.. R.
W. Read and. rtev. B. T, Snell.'
jack .and Marian XeStle; 'rorontO,
wish to thank • friends and relatives
in and around Exeter -for the mthly
cards and enquiries 'during Jack's
illness. 31*
Comments. About
„Kirkton.
By MRS e HAROLD DAVIS
Vestry Meeting
St, Paul's Anglican -church
vestry meeting was held in ,the
church baSement Friday eve-
ning beginning with a supper'
prepared by the lanes of the
church. Mr. Dymond Opened the
meeting.
Reports were given by treas-
urers of the church organiza-
tions.
The officers elected for 1957
ate: Vestry clerk, turns Black -
ler; peoples warden, Andrew
Knox; ministers warden, Theron
Creery; Lay delegates to the
Synod, Maurice Dinkier and
Alex Irvine; sib ley delegates,
Fred Hamilton and 'Eric Hum-
phreys; •
Board of rniniageinent, -Jack
Roundel, Ken Bleckner:: Mr. -and
Mrs. Alex . Sidgairien,
Jack Rolindel, HaAlit"•Davis,
Garth Blackler, Bill Waghorn,
Blackler ' and ' Maurice
Itlackler;, cemetery derninittee,
Garth. Blackler; Earl Berry and
tack Rouncle14 rectory commit-
tee, Cecil Dobson and Harold
Davis; auditors, Bill Irvine and
Ken Blackler.
Bride -Eliot Honored
Mts. ROM. Marshall was host-
ess to the senior Girls' Bible
Class when they prieented one
of their menbers, Miss Muriel
Routly, bride elect 'ofthis week,
with a gift of :a white enamel
kitchen waste can.
Rosemary Dobkin read the ad-
dress and Patty Marshall made
the presentation. A program con-
sisting of contests followed.
S.S. Supper
The annual United church
SUnday School supper was held
in the church on Friday evening.
A program followed with Rev.
Pike as chairman.
Mr. Ray Mills of Woodham
Showed colored slides on his
to the West. Mr. Wilbert Kirkby
gave a month organ selection
accompanied by Mrs. Alvin Cra-
go. The junior choir sang two
rininbers. Wt. Fred Switzer and
Miss loan Switzer of New Zea-
land played piano duet.
Mr. ROSs Marshall, settee'
secretary, presented 13 franked
diplomas and 50 teals for 90%
and over attendance. TheJunior
S.S. feathers presented 23 with
100% ;Merida:We.
Anglican A.Y,P,A.
The Anglican Young Peoples'
Association Met on Monday eve -
rang at the hate et Mr, and
Mrs. Alex Irvine with 12 pres
ed. Dorothy Irvine, vice-presi-
•clent, had charge of the meeting.
Ian Grigg read the scripture
passage.
Marion Dunner gave the topic
choosing for her subject "New
Canadieris."
Games were played.
Personal Hama
Gordon Hunter
Auto Salesman
Vuneral .services for. .GOrdon'
Hunter.
56, .of London, .who checl
in Vieteria. Hespital. ThUrSclaY.
..January '.24, were held front the
Disney funeral home on Mon-
day at 2.3D pan. .couducted. by
Rev. If, J, snar
Mr. Hunter was born in Vs-.
borne ToWnship, youngest son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. SliTion
Sa ou net eurt AsSa leas m"aunP. fl1fl hewf fors
several years prior to going to
London in a similar position 12
years ago. He was a 'Crated
church nlenlber.
Surviving besides lila
the -former Myrtle Sims of Cred,
Ron, are .one daughter, Mrs,
Douglas Bruitnell, Egeter;, one
Sister, Mrs. Everett .Skinner,
Eliniville and one .brother,
Exeter. ,
Interment was made in Exeter
cemetery.
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MisSoal Cynthia and Sylvia
McBride, Miss Beverley Veltelf
of Lenclori were weekend visit-
ors with Mrt. H. Copeland and
Miss Ethel Copeland,
Saturday evening 21 of the
Young Peonies met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Garth tack-
ler for a sleigh ride And grit-
ing•party.
"Co. 3; MI identity yourself?
the leiter Asked the ,girl with
the the tie
gilt pulled but her tornpiet
Mirror and studied "yea,'
'She Said Iriutriphruitly1 "Its me
all right.!'
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Message From
Greenway
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Carruthers
are celebrating their fortieth
wedding anniversary -this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell- Pollock
and Peter of London visited on
Sunday with Mr. Harold' Pei -
lock,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curts
and Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Waun
visited on Sunday with relatives
in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Gardner
and family of Summerville are
spending this week With his
mother, Mrs. J. Gardner.
The Harmony Class of the
United Church will hold their
Electing on Friday evening at
the manse, Grand Bend.. ,
Message From
00dhCitlil
Ey MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE
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Whitfield Switzer
Whitfield L.' Switzer, 81, who
resigned as treasurer of Bien -
shard Township at , the end of
1956 after serving in that capa-
city for the past 28 years, passed
away suddenly at his home in
Woodham Wednesday morning,
Mr.• Switzer was born on a
farm on the Base Line on JulY
16, 1875, •the son. of. the late
Fletcher. Switzer and- his- wife,
Eliza Doupe, ' -
On January 2, 1900 he married
Miss Minnie Sawyer of Wood-
ham. 'Up until 1938 they operated
the family farm and in that
year they retired to live in WOW
-
ham.
Aside from his work as treas-
urer of Blanshard, Mr. Switzer
was an elder of Woodham United
Church, and a director of the
Blanshard Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co. ' •
He is survived by his wife,
two sons, Raymond of London
and Carman 14 4St. Marys, and
two daughters 'Marjorie) Mrs,
Leslie Zinn of Sudbury (Marian)
Mrs. Melvin Louch of Hamil-
ton;. six grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren a 1 s o one
brOther, Fletcher Switzer resid-
ing in Calgary.
The funeral was held 'on Fri-
day afternOon from the L. A.
Ball chapel, St. Marys.. The
pastor 0 f Woodham United
Church, ReV. 3. H. Slade, was
in charge. Interment was in
Kirkton Union cemetery. • Tall
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bearers were Fred Doupe,'Al-bert Scott, John Dunnen,.Alex
'Irvine, John Stephens ,and, Harry
Webber. • ,
Friends and relatives from a
distance 'attending the funeral
Were Rev: Andrew • Laing of
Galt; Dr. arid Mrs. Glen Sawyei
of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.. Ken-
neth Zinn and Mr. arid Mrs.
Marvin. Zinn and Mrs. -Kenneth
Pollock of Sudbury..
Fractures Leg ,
. Carolyn Hern had the misfor-
tune to • fall on the ice while
skating; at the Woodham rink
on Saturday night. She was
taken to ..St. Joseph's Hospital
where. an X-ray/was taken .and
found she- had 'broken a bone
between the•knee and the ankle,
She 'arrived home on Monday
exening' with .a, oast on, •
Birthday Party
Sharon -and. Marian, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squires
entertained nine little girl friends
on Friday afternoon at a birth-
day party. Gamea were played
and after lunch they enjoyed a
skating party at the Woodham
:rink in the evening.
Those present were Margaret
Rose Levy, Jacqueline Beckett,
Doris Mills, Susan Tomlinson,
Kay Lawsm,,Linda Thacker,
Sharon Thompson and Verle
Hoene% . .. •
Personal Hems' •
Quite .a number from- WOod,
ham attended.' the redeclicatiOn
series, at Zen West on Sunday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Small
of KolOden were Sunday guests
Of Mr, and Mrs. Norris Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Levy,
Rachel, Helen and Hilda of St.
Marys, Mr. and Mrs, Wray
Sweitzer, Ronnie and Barbara
of Sbipka spent Sunday with Mt,
and. Mrs, Bert Rundle.
Ron Chatten of Elora. was a
weekend visitor ae his home in
the village.
Mrs. Melvin Lbuch ot tiil
too, is spending this week with:
her mother, Mrt.W I Switzer.
Gordon Wanleaa, Mrs,
Winless of Stroud tilled on
friends in the village. on Mon.
dray afternooh.
Mr, and Mrs. James Mawhiii-
ney of Crediton Were Sunday Vis
-
tiers with Mr. and WS, Harry
Squire.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Levy of
St, Marys were weekend visit-
ors with 1Wr. and Mrs. Ray Mills.
Mrs. Ada Butters had as het
guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
IlaYinotid Butters Mary Leon-
Ard and Darlene of:Motherwell.
Rev. A. Laing of Galt Vea$
)(nest at the parsonage with Rev.
J.. H. Slade, and lqrs. Slade for
the weekend. He aSsitted with
,the dedication service en- Sun-
day morning at Zion 1Vatit5
.iy $KIPPER
The bignews •of this week, I
i
suppose, s the Eaglepatrol's
trip to .Toronto: on Sunday. Ac-
eeapanied,by the three Scouters
the -boy!, saw two Junior "A".
gariles All Maple Leaf Gardens.
The first contest saw the Marl-
boros play Ottawa Junior ,Can -
adieus and thesecond match
was a real rouser between, St.
Mikes :and St, Catharines..
We -travelled to Toronto in
Scouter Hal Hooke's station
wagon. Roomy things,,. these sta.,
tion 'wagens—seven Scouts, three
leaders and ten large lunches.
Last week at our .ineeting we
had two visitors, our District
Commissioner Doug Carswell of
Bayfield and Assistant DC Jae;
Corless of Centralia. 'While at
the meeting Mr. Carswell pre -
SOW. Patrol Leader Doug Jer-
myn with his second class badge,
the first earned in thetroop for
almost a year.
.A few organization changes
have been decreed by Canadian
headquarters. One ..of these Is'
that Cubs may now enter Scouts
Scout Sponsors
Attend Course
at 11 years and must be out .of
the Cub pack and into. Smits
by 12 'ears. No boy inay stay
in a Scout troop past his seven,.
teenth birthday. •These policies
will be put into immediate effect
15. Exeter,
We Scouters are organizing ,a
"uniform ,exchange and sale
bank" which will. enable boys
to buy or exchange articlesof
uniform which either no longer
fit or are no longer -needed, We
The Exeter Boy Scout Group
Committee played host to 30
district men and women from
Seaforth, Clinton, Bayfield, Exe-
ter, Centralia and Lunn as they
attended a course for group com-
Mittee members entitled 'Scout-
ing Explained" Friday night.
The course consisted of de-
velopment of Scouting, Scout or-
ganization, aims and methods, •
sponsorship of Scout groups, the •
group 'committee, training the
trainer of boys, the group com-
mittee at work.
The course was given by Dist-
rict Commissioner Doug Cars-
well, Bayfield; Assistant Dist -
rid Commissioner Jack Corless,
RCAF Centralia; and Scout-
master Terry Lawrence, First
Exeter troop.
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tow 'them arA scvoiJ uniform,
in gxeterwhich are not -being
used. Wo would like an oppor-
tunity to buy these *o that we
may get ,our Plan into ,operation
and save a1St of boys a lot
.
of money.
We with to aa .Laver of the
parents, thisk s week. Firstly„., we
would. like to, get our meetings
started at 1 pap. sharp so could
yoti parents give your boys e
shove towards the front door a
few :minutes earlier gee!). Mon,
day? .Secondly we would like
the mothers to teach the boys
to prepare simple. dishes Of Meat
and vegetables.
We would liketo see the stand,
ard of amp -cooking 'in Exeter.
this. year..,Second • to. none.. WO
believe the boys can do it with
a bit of help.
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Exeter
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home 'freeze 'em away, with.
F AI RWAY .! •
TIRED of the same' lunches Week in
week out? Don't blame the wife. She's '
doing the hest she can.'But meals
that lunch pail of yours can be mighty,
hard to' vary — With food prices going
Up all the time. '
Give the little woman, and yourself
-- a brealt. You an do it very easily
with the Fairway 'Home Freezer and
Food Plan. •
Buying through Fairway cuts more
than 30% from Your food costs each
and every week. With Fairway you can
regularly afford the kind of 'luxury
lunches you usually dream about
chicken or turkey sandwiches, cold
pork roast, 'rolled beef, for example.
Chalk,.up another food miracle for
Fairwiy. With her Fairway lfreezer the
little woman cart prepare your lunches '
4
months in advance, includint all her
'fanciest baking,' She quick freeze" your ,
favorite dishes with all their natured
goodness sealed In, They march out of
the Fairway Freezer into your lunch
MX whenever you get that traVingIor
something "special".
And here's the facts about 'coat:You
cave more than $6.00 a week on Your
food bills with the Fairway .Freezer
and Food Plan. Yet you pay only $6.25
for your Freezer plus the food of your
chece. Figure it out -- you can buy
your Fairway Freezer and a full supply
of food for not a cent More than you re
now paying on food alone. 'So save
money, eat better. Get rid of thote.-
lunch box blues with your Fairway
HOMO. Freezer and Food Plan. •
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