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AUCTION SALE..
Of 'Valuable 100 Acre Perm
CON. 7, US13ORND TWA
COu:rly a1' Huron
S Miles .; auth Of Blltnville
ce
The Undersigned 1UsLuci e sa .to sell br r1'ula.
tic Auetton on
TU¢SpAY; .APRIL. 2
at 2:00 p.m., Sharp
IdI+A7t kIS1Ar1,: Consists of Lot
D. Con. 7. Lisborne Township, 100
arees of cllolce clay laanl .oft tvhlcli
A5 situated a well built brick dwell -
Jag. :Also good sized barn and
drtveshecl, .Ample water supply.
fruit trees and small bush. Vertu
in good state bf cultivation, ln-
twection invited before day of sale,
dayofsale, of i;a'
Balance in 30 clays.
SSaid sublet:1 to reasonable reserve.
Immediate possession.
k11 &131;;rtT AINI)P:RSCiN,
Jt$,LePlI W1'IELIIIAN,
Executor's for the Estate- of the
late >;dward Hicks
ARVIN-WALPEIIt, Auctioneer
31:28e
AUCTION SALE
Of .Household Furniture
TI'IURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957
At 2;00 p.m.
Andrew Street,
TOWN 011' EXETER
Fnam'el kitchen stove;• .kitchen
table; 3 Couches; rocket.; 3 -plate
burner; 4 -burner oil stove; kitchen
.table; radio; 6 stands lantern;
leather sofa; 2 large leather chairs;
hall inlrrer; hail stand rug, 9x9;
single bed;
extension ueau,dresera ad com;
tnOdef 2 beds; cedar .'hest. erten.
Sian table, hooked mats: dire .ex, Comments About
tingulsrter; electric wtiahing ma,•
chine; tubs; .quantity of tile; cellar-
table, carpenter tools. 0f all hinds. Korkton
including BANC bite, ltatnnere: 1
boiler) int rdeb tools of alt kiwis;
coat scuttle; sealers; 2 large pipe
wrenches: step ladder; quantity of
bed clothes, Including pillows and
quilts; cauantity, of .dishes, some
antique: 3 troslcs; .all kinds •or
baking, utensils: ;Ott it, garden 110503
hammock: scythe; iron kettle; 2
togging chains; lawn rhalrs adder.;
all cans; lenge quantity flower pots;
.arbage
cans; mu ny articles 00r;nu neroUB
to mention,
MISS AL,5IA .TORNS, Prop,
Andrew .St,
FRANK TAYLOR, „Auctioneer
21:2Sc
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Property
Of The 71ate
MRS. IDA. CA..LDWDLI4
C +t:I;T1.i2
NORTH
No, 4 Highway'
SATURDAY,APRIL 6, 1957 •
Mrs. Ida' Caldwell,ceE of the
North,
earners of .No, 4 and 83 highways,
Two-storey hind -brick. 4 -bedroom
house with 2 -piece bath an second
floor and 3 -piece hath on main
floor, built-in cupboards, living
room and' sun porch, full base•.
Ment; also on this lot, a 2 -bedroom
cottage, built-in cupboards, 2 -piece
bath and living room.
For further particulars apply to
FRANK '1AYI,gid. Auetloneer
FtAXtl'Y B. BEAVER, 'Exeter
ALVIN KD T.T tMAN, Dashwood
1ixeautor5
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Right Back on the Road Again! •
Why filet a wreck make a
"wreck" out of YOU? We'II
tow your car in and fix it
up like new, Our collision
technicians have the tools
and the "know-how" to re-
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. see us on anything
from a scratch" to a severe
smack -up!
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LIMITED
Phone 38 Exeter
TAX TIME
Yes, and what you save on one
of these cars will pay your
income tax!
' '57 OLDS AMERICAN 88
SEDAN—Jetaway trans-
mission, radio, etc. New.
'57 PONTIAC COACH
,DELUXE. .Brand ,new.
Big disc. • • •
'56 METEOR RIDEAU
SEDAN — 2 -tone, White
wall tires, under 9,000
miles,
'56 CHEV. BELAIRHARD-
TOP V8 --2-tone, radio,
white wall tires. Moves
like a comet.
'56 FORD CUSTOMLINE
4 -DOOR COUNTRY
SEDAN — The cbi ling
family car.
'55 DODGE CRUSADER
SEDAN -- Less than
14,000 miles.
'54 BUICK SEDAN —
Automatic radio, 2 -tone.
Grips .the road'.
'53 DESOTO SEDAN V8 —
Automatic, radio, WW
tires, power steering,
A real,
gem.
CHEV. f1ELAIR HARD-
TOP -=- AUtoniatic radio,
etc: 'Under 20,000 miles.
Like new. '
'53 .CHEV, DELUXE SEDAN
--- Radio.
'53 PONTIAC SEDAN
2 -tone, other extras.
'53 PONTIAC DELUXE
SEDAN Extras. Real
sharp.
'53 `MONARCH SEDAN —
Automatic, radio, etc.
'52 DESOTO SEDAN
Automatic, custom radio,
sun visor.
'52 CHEV. SEDAN — Radio,.
Centipede tires.
'52 PONTIAC DEJ,UXE
COACH - Custom radio,
A beauty.
•
'52 DODGE SEDAN — Com-
pletely reconditioned.
'51 STUDEBAKER SEDAN
• --Has all the 'accessories.
'51 DODGE CORONET
SEDAN -- Automatic.
Tops in beauty.
'51;CHEV, SEDAN — Motor
reconditioned. •
'51 METEOR COACH—Over-
drive. Here's., a honey.
'50 CHEV. SEDAN - COm-
plete .new paint job,
'50 FORD SEDAN —,,Clean.
'50 FORD COACH — Pep at
a price. Priced to go in
A hurry.
'50 STUDEBAKER SEDAN
'49 DODGE COACH
'49 CHEV. SEDAN
'49 DODGE SEDAN— •
Customized,
'49 MERCURY SEDAN —
'48 DODGE COACH Real
good.
MOTORCYCLE —
1 -TON TRUCK --
The Only Way -
To really tell the true condition is to see those
beauties yourself! It's the difference that counts)
COMPARE! COMPARE! COMPARE!
• Dollar For Dollar, You'll Get More
MOTOR SALES
Phonit iib Menial! For Demonstration or'
Tr'anspiortatlon
Open Evenings . 8 to 10 p,ml
Lodged Na)tf to CAR, Tracks
tHltlr 3ALE'SMEN w'O SERVE YOU
By MRS. HAROI.I1 DAVIS
W.A. And Guild Meet
St, hauls' Anglican Church
W,A. and Ladies' t.itttid xnet at
the
home of iVIrs, •Gerald PaidW h 14 members, present, Mrs.
A. Irvine prebided ter the %v.A.
meeting. Scripture passage Was
bead,bylVli.'s. it, knight: Study
was liven by hairs, O.
Roundel,
Mrs. H. Davis presided for the
Guild meeting. After a business
discussion Alts. A. Irvine con-
ducted a contest: Hostesses were
Mrs. C Smith, Mrs, T. Creei'y,
Mrs. H Copeland and Mrs. Paul.
Wadding Anniversary
Mr- and Ivirs, Cecil Dobson
celebrated their thirtieth Wee -
Ring anniversary on Saturday
haying as their guests 111r. and
Mrs. Oliver Hazlewood of Wood,
ham, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Hop-
kins of Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Jaques and family of Zion
and Mr. and Mrs. Bilt %Vaglloiu
of Kirkton,.
W,1, Euchre
The Women's Institute held a
progressive euchre in Aberdeen
Hail Monday evening with 14
tables in play. The hail Was dec-
orated for St. Patrick's.
• Pri4e winners were: ladies'
high, Mrs. H. O'Brien; lone
hands, Mrs. M. McCurdy; men's
high, Harold O'Brien; lone hands,
Archie Levy. Lucky draw on a
cushion was won by Mrs. Earl
Watson.
Gift To .Bride -elect
Mrs, M. Dobson and Rosemary
were hostesses to the Senior.
Girls' Sunday School Class Sat-
urday evening when they pre-
sented one of their members,
Miss Shirley Rogers, bride -elect
with a Beauty Ware canister set
in copper and black. Muriel
Switzer and Vest Watson made
the presentation.
Marlene Stone, Betty Fletcher
and Kaye Allen 1,.conducted sev-
eral interesting contest.
U.C. W.A. And W.M.S.
The March meeting of the
W.A. and W.M.S of the United
Church was held• at the home ,of
Mrs'. ,A. Wiseman.
Mrs. C. Routly led the wor-
ship service. Delegates were
named to: attend the Presbyterial
at Mitchell on April 4. It was
decided to hold the next meeting
Thursday evening, April 11 and
to invite Mt. Pleasant ladies.
The study book was taken by
Mrs. D. Johnson assisted by
Mrs. R. Hazlewood, Mrs. W.
Kirkby and Mrs. W. Doupe.
Mrs. A, Bickell gave a reading.
The W.A. meeting followed.
PersOnal Items
Mr. and Mrs, Hiram Hanna
and. Mrs. D. Shamblaw spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hewitt and family of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Parker and
sons of London were Sunday vis-
itors with Mrs. H. Copeland 'and
Miss E. Copeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mills
of Woodham visited Sunday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs, Miller
McCurdy.
World Day Of Prayer
The United and' Anglican
churches held a joint Day of
Prayer service in the basement
of the Anglican Church Friday
afternoon. The two presidents,
Mrs. Stuart Shier and Mrs. Alex
Irvine, ,.were leaders. Scripture
passage was read by Mrs. Dy-
mond.
Mrs. Earl Watson gave the
paper on the theme "Who Shall
Separate Us?" Readings were
given by Mrs. .Burns Blackler,
Mrs. M. McCurdy and Mrs, A.
Wiseman. Mrs. Glen Allen fa-
voured with a piano instrumen-
tal.
Special prayers were taken -by
those appointed: Mrs. Ray Payn-
ter, Mrs. H. Burgin, Mrs. M.
Gallop, Mrs. Robt. Hazlewood
and, Mrs. Clarence Switzer. '
Class That Counts
The regular meeting of the
Class That Counts met On Thurs-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Switzer, The Worship
service was conducted by Mrs,
R. Morrison..
The speaker of the evening
was Mrs. R. Paynter, who told
of her trip west, passing pictures
of points Of interest.
(Crpwcled out last week)
Mrs. Vera Balfour of Iiondon
visited Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. David Hazlewood.
Mr. and Mr's. Ken Wattson,
Joan and Gordon - of London
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Den Hewitt and.
family ' of Toronto spent the
weekend at Mr. end Mrs. Hiram
Hanna's and attended the fune-
ral of Mr. Hewitt's brother,
Carl -Hewitt of Stratford.
Topics From
Zion
By MISS JANE DYKEMAN
(Crowded out last week)
W.M.S.
Zion West W.M.S, met Friday
at the home of Mrs. Ward Bern,
Mrs. Gerald Hern and Mrs. Al-
len Jaques were in charge of
the program. The World Day of
Prayer service Was followed,
Mrs. Gerald ifern gave a One
address and Mrs. Beverley Skin-
ner favoured with a piano in.
stritmental. A small bale was
peeked and plans Were made for:
a larger 'one in the late spring.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Kinsman
and John of Kippen were Sun-
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Ross Hern,.
Mrs lVIelville Vern is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Londen, ..
Ronald Dykennan, Waterdowni,
spent the weekend with toy
bykerldan.,
Mr, and Mrs.. Clifton Jaques
and children were Sunday guests
With Mr. and Mts. Arthur hop.
klfts, Science hill.
Mrs. 1'4'orma1Brock spent'
Thursday and ..`rule, at t11e-
klorflcultural 'Celdventiell at the
Royal Connaught Hotel in llalifi-
ilton.
Doris, Doreen anti, Margaret
Dos !'
Nth
SEALS PKOVIUE CLINICS.. Doctors from this province's
leading medical centres visited 20 clinics throughout On-
tario last year and examined 1,200 crippled children.
These annual or bi-annual clinics are sponsored by the
Ontario Society for Crippled Children in co-operation with
Exeter 'Lions Club and other service organizations which
sponsor the Easter Seal campaign. This year's appeal has
21
provincial objective of $700,000 and will run until April
Behind Club's Fun,
Work's. Being Done
Lions, Rotarians, Kiwanians
and the rest of the service club
members always seem to be
busy attending luncheon meet-
ings and conventions and play-
ing practical jokes on one an-
other.
But ... behind all their "'mad-
ness" is a method. And for some
35 years they have been so ded-
icated to helping the handicap-
ped child that they have become,
as one' official of the Ontario
Society for Crippled Children put
it, "the backbone of our work."
Without the backing of On-
tario's 218 service clubs and
their all-out promotion ' of the
annual Easter Seal sale, the So-
ciety and its great and complex
work could not function.
It was back in Windsor, in
1922, when a few physicians and
surgeons with the members of
10 service giubs,abecame appall-
ed at the number of unattended
cases of crippled children in
Ontario and decided to do some-
thing about it. They formed the 1
Ontario Society for Crippled I
Children which today needs $700,-1
000 to properly look after its
growing case load of some 11,000
Announcements
BIRTHS
CANN—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Cann,
Newmarket, announce the birth
weight daughter, b., t YeorrkaHospit t
March 9, 1957,
CARTER—Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Car-
ter (nee Berth Niein.feldt), Sea -
forth, are happy to announce the
birth of a 'daughter, Tracy Lynn,
at Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth, March 12, 1057—a sister
for Danny Ray,
FEVERY --- Mir. and Mrs. Peter
Fevery, R.R. 1 Cla.ndeboye, an-
nounce the ,birth. of a daughter
at South Huron hospital, Match
1s, 1957.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. end firs, Lloyd E. Stewart,
Exeter, announce the engagement 01
their daughter, Juanita Maureen, to
lir. Max Mervin 19edelnan. Halifax,
Nova Scotia., son of Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Tiedeman, the marriage to
take place April 6, 1957. 21•
CARDS OF THANKS
Glad and Btu Sims and family
would like to say "thank you" to All
their neighbors, relatives and friends
for cards, flowers and treats sent
to Trill, and i:o those who called
during his illness and since return -
int; home. Special thanks to those
who helped with the wood and any
other way, Thank yott. 31c
r wish- to efcpress my sincere
thanks to my. neighbours and Moodsfor cards and visits, Thanks to the
for their yards and lovely
basket of fruit; also the Parr Line.
Perm Forum for the lovely box of
treats and ca.itis, Personal thanks
10 my friends for flowers while I
was a patient in Clinton xlaspitel,
Margaret lllousseatl. 21.e
'Wordy canffet adertuately express
our gratitude 16 these who ox•
pressed their sympathy and hellrful-
1105514 to US so beatd'tltulfv itt the time
Ent our recent sorroW, May Clod bless
Yott a11, Mrs, Broderick and family.
1 wish to thank my Many friends
and relatives for card€, floWers and
via its while apatient at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London and since return-
ing home. John 1'tader, 21.
wliowould sDim
me nls'lth these
flbwers, cards, money and visits
while a patient In Vietarlit ITnapitel
end d11t:e returning home,.rlpecial
sn
thanlc4 to the 7tinren, Itebeka'hs
nddte11o1vs anti rill et the organlza-
tiens: and fled coft and the boys,
Arid very' ;special thanks to Lorne
Prerzrator far the servi COS 1,6
rendered the At the title at 1136 ec-
rident, and 1114 1nnnY VlSitS to the
1ro.apltat.—ldttib 'Scott. Ste
7 would like to thank mY friends
end relatives who' S6 lrinrdty t8-
718 wi11t visits, gitt4,
(lower'R,`'cn.I't14 and treats' each time
1 Was to the. lmsn rtlsMss 111531118
tri Pride of Huron Rebekah rd6d8.8,
TRnies St. W.A. and Senior Citizens
for their 131nrd remembrairees,
Mrs. Laura Hervey, 21e.
Mss, Palsy Jone:a ritdaht 4 in ex..
pro58 heir ain'ere ihanits 10 all Who
56 kindly reinetrihar6rd her whit
flower.', tre*t8 and narrate rov1'itle a
patient in St. Joseph's .Hospital end
SIPCO returning hems, 210+
Brack and Grote Stephens at.
Vended 4.1,3 Aeliievetnent Day d+t
•Seaforth high Selidni on Satur-
day, Delis and Doreen aav6 t.11e
defddtinstratidti for the Elimville
Club,
Mr. alid Mrs, Nartrlati Tld'otilc
and fAMil,v and Mr. (;conte Earl
Were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. hilae Pullet.
handicapped youngsters across
the province.
Service club members oom-
prise nearly 100 percent of the
Society's directorate , . the
committees of the Society's flye
summer camps are service club
members, , the orthopaedic
surgeons who spend untold hours
operating on crippled children's
legs and arms are mostly service
club men.
Small wonder, then, that the
service clubs and the Society
operate in a sort of partnership
and that the whole affair is ded-
icated to .a rehabilitation pro-
gram through which every- crip-
pled child in this province has
the opportunity of a happier life
and the chance to achieve rude
pendence. That way they'll grow
to assume their rightful place in
society as a self-sustaining and
contributing ,citizen ; . . not a
liability..
Exeter, Lions Club mailed out
over 1,000 sett of Easter Seals
this week as part of the prov-
ince -wide campaign. Chairman
of the local Lions' committee is
K. J. Lampman; treasurer is
Milton Robbins.
it
Report .On
Baseline
By .,AARE. ARCHIE DEWAR
(Crowded .out hist week)
Mr, ,and Mrs. lowatrd Switzer
arrived home on Monday after 1 ,
spendiiag three weeks in sand ' ...:. e.n Ever' 1. ` '
# l~r.dly.lt�l 9 p..:
.around Florida. They report a
marvellous• trip..
.Mrs, Cacelottia hits returned
to her:home it North 3ay .'iter •
Closed rl Saturday � i
The 'T asearAdvoce/ it Meath 11 NW.
i -
Gcdi,.rich Stores
spending a couple last weeks with
her
i on augitter, Mrs. Fred Park - !Effective From Friday, Apoll,S,
�tdllAlIAIISll4l,gt1n111u1,11lU...10.400!ft1.9111wsmonnlocinouatilt(tglwot6norR ItMa,}.Hom
Mr, .,7im and Miss Marion Me -
Naughton attended the young
Monday
Peoples" evenserving;ice at Mitchell .on
Miss Laurie ,Ball, St, Marys, -
spent a few , days with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
Harald. ,Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Alfred Baker
attended the funeral of Mrs;
13.aker's uncle at Ailsa Craig,.
Mr, :and Mrs, Gordon Fraser
and Marlene, Mr, and Mrs. Shep-
pard of Ailsa Craig were guests
of Mr. .and Mrs, Duncan Mc-
Naughton and Mr, .,and Mrs.
holland on Sunday.
Mrs. Archie Dewar spent a few -
days with her daughter, Mrs,
Stewart Marriott and family last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson was in Lan,
don Monday attending the ex-
ecutive meeting of the Middle-
sex County Women's Institute. •
Mrs. Jinn Beer, Mitchell, was
a guest last week- of 'her niece,
Mrs, Oliver Baker and family..
Euchre a7
The monthly euchre was held
in the school on Tuesday eve-
ning with 12 tables h play.
Ladles' high seore was won
by Mrs. Geo. Wilson; ladies'
lone hands, Mrs. Andrew Knox;
men's high score, Mrs, Robert.
Marriott; lone hand, Mr, Fred
Jamieson; ' consolation, .Jesse
Elston and Sharon Marriott.
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MAPLE LEAF SALMON
73/0 Oz, Tins
AYLMER FRUIT -COCKTAIL
47¢
20 Oz. Tins 33¢
TREESWEET ORANGE .'DICE
,48 Oz. Tins 38¢
MONARCH PASTRY FLOUR
7 -Lb. Bags 57¢
TULIP MARGARINE
Price 4 Lbs, $1.00 •
PHONE 16
PITTED DATES
Price , 2 Lbs, 25¢ . .
MAXWELL HOUSE INST. COFFEE
2 Oz. 590 6 .Oz. ,.,„,.,.,,. $1.65
SHREDDED WHEAT
P ,ice ' ' 2 Pkgs35,0
ELLMARR PEANUT BUTTER
16 Oz Jar 310..
GIANT TIDE
Package ,. 710
ULD &_JO.RY/.
This Kid Might Be A
Whale of a Ballplayer
If He
�uid
Walk!
Over 10,606 boys and girls in Ontario
would like to play baseball and other port
with normal children but they can't a
they're Crippled..
In their bodies, these children are dif
firent-•=their legs won't run er jump, their
lips can't laugh and sing, their arms won't
play youthful tricks,
These are the children for whom we
ask YOUR help and you help when you
buy and use EASTER SEALS; a symbol of
service to physically handicapped children.
EASTER SEALS provide medical and
therapy treatment, camps, home nursing
services and transportation facilities for
crippled children. Let your heart 'measure
the amount of your contribution.
Buy Easter Seals
• Send Your Donation Today To •Exeter -Lions dub
MiLTON 'E. RONlBINS
Campaign. reasurer
IH. CO,DPERATION WITH H
lc. J. LAMPMAN
Cslnnpalgn 'Chrllrman
ON' 'AitO SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN