The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-04-11, Page 5A
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CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS—This is. SHDHS senior girl
basketball team which won the Perthex championship. and
the new trophy thinateCI by J. W. Weber, Exeter. Front
row,.. left to right, Helen Taylor, .Darol Tuckey, Julija
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Made Like -New Again!
Car :damaged? Have us restore
those battered bumpers, doors and
inclers to a gleaming, . like -new
• factory finish. Prices' are reason-
: able; estiinates,, free!
WE REPAIR ANY MAKE OF CAR!
'Hunter-Duvar & Sons
.Phona 38 , LIMITED
Exeter
Gulens, Jane Farrow, Rosemary Dobson; back row, Marion
Creery, Helen Down, Barb 'Tuckey, Miss Lauretta Seigner
(coach), Joan RaVelle and Margaret Sanders. • •
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Celebrate 65 Years Wed
Mr., and *Mrs. Arthur Colqu
Noun of Hibbert quietly cele-
brated the sixty-fifth anniversary
of their wedding at their home
on Saturday, They wee married
at • Fullerton on April 6,1892 by
Rev. Carey, a Baptist minister,
and' g few months later moved
to the farm on lot 4, concession
8 cast of Stara 'where they con-
tinue to reside,
Mrs. Colquhoun before her
• marriage. was Sara Hart and was
born in Fullerton village, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hart. Now 87, she enjoys reason-
! ably good health and is able to
do her .own housework.
1 Mr. 'Colquhoun is in his nine-
tieth year and was born in Hib-
bert township, a son of Mr. and
Mrs,Thomas Colquhoun, He also
enjoys fairly good health.
- mon and Mr. Homuth of Mit- Mrs, Roy McCulloch is confined
chell District High School and at her home following a heart
Mrs. Loveback of Fullerton. attack.
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Personal Items
They have a family of two
sons, Fergus in Mitchell and El-
mer in Clinton and a daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Allen, Mitchell.
There are .fifteen grandchildren.
Public Speaking Contest
•I The Township Hall at Staffa•
was packed for the Hilbert pu-
! blic speaking contest which was
t held on Wednesday evening each
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school in the township sending
' two entrants.
Winners were: Senior girl,
Jean Maylan of S.S. No. 4; ju-
nior girl, Mary Lon Coyne of S.-
S.S. No. 4; Mrs. J. Melady is
teacher of this school.
The senior boy winner was, Da-
vid Scott of S.S. No. 6, Mrs. Ca-
tharine Hoekingis teacher there.
The judges were Mr. Dam •
adisso
ponders the Pipeline
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in hisdai it* knew the 'northwest as
did Itadiaton, Radisson, i bUsinessman
erader, knew 'dues. 1Je knew•the terri•
tory, fie invested in *hat he knew and
Mixed Profit trails for others to follow.
• tinkles new pipe line will.fun over
land his One rad.
Born .a centuryand a quarter ago in
.Canaderhe Bank of T4ova Scotia shates
• •the spirit ot kaditson, but' people, test),
ictiOn, their territory, and ate helping
businessmen and industry blaze trail's to
a higher stand:del of living f�, Canadians
6. 4 by directing Community savings into
productive channels to benefit us all..
Whatever and wherever your t,us'iness
may be, you will find your local BNS
manager- can• offer helpful counsel. His
ability and training, and the wide and
varied experience of the tiank's officers
in Canada and abroad, are yours for
the asking.
If you seek competent, financial counsel
. trade information . advice on
personal savings, Safekeeping of vatu,
ables, or. travel funds -'talk it over with
your IINS mattagcr.tia will be glad to
et you.
1r1111.111ANK Or NOVA. SCOTIA
• you, patine' In helpiq Canao grow
'Mot to Kew Th. Staff At Our exeier Brooch, YOU Will Plod Them
11.1.M And Friinelly. K. W. McLiughliof Manager.
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Mrs, Jas. Howe Sr, who spent
several inonths visiting in Exe-
ter and Detroit returned home
last week.
' Mr. E. Luxton has returned
to the village'after spending the
winter with friends. at Filmore,
Sack. He is visiting with his
niece, Mrs, Lloyd Sorsdahl.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Allen en-
tertaned a few friends on Friday
evening,
Honor Pastor
t Brinsley
Tice Ladies' .'Guild .of SL Maris
Church met in the church base-
ment for their meeting on Wed.-
nesday. The president, Mrs. Wil-
fred Dixon, assisted by Mrs.
Murray Rowe took the devotion-
al period.
Thetheme from the study
book. was given by Mrs.. Ralph
Rowe who spoke on "New Roads
in Burma.". Mrs. Helen Grieve
gave a reading taken from the
"Living Message." The sure-
tary gave a report of the pan-
cake supper which was a finan-
cial success. After several items
of business ' the president pres-
ented spoons to Lynda Scott,
Christine Dixon and Terry Nield,
Mrs. Nield was given a token
of .remembrance from the Ladies
Guild by' Mrs, Wilfred Dixon.
Mrs, Arthur Lightfoot, on behalf
of the congregation; gave Rev.
and Mrs. Nield an autographed
quilt.. Rev. and Mrs. Nield are
leaving the Ailsa Craig and
Brinsley charges and going to
South Bend, Indiana,
Lunch was served with Mrs.
Mercer. and Mrs. Sutherland as
hostesses.
Personal Items •
Mr.• and Mrs. • Fred Fenton
spent Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon visit-
ed with 'Mr. and Mrs. •Lloyd Odd
of :London on Saturday evening.
Mr, Art Hodgson who fell while
working, injuring his heel, is
able to be home again.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Art Lightfoot
spent Friday evening- with Mr.
and Mrs, Geo, Mercer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Crockett of
London visited With Mrs. Beatrice
Dixon on Sunday. • .
Visitors on 'Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Mercer were Mr,
and 'Mrs. Art Mercer Jr, and
Cohen of Germany, Mrs. Art
,Mercer Sr. And Keith of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Fenton en
tertained at a dinner party in
honor of Mrs, Fenton's parents,
Mr. and Mrs: Harold Knapton
of Thorndale on the occasion of
their w ed di n g anniversary.
Guests included Mr, and Mrs.
knapton. Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Penton, .Miss Donna Knapton
and friend and Mr. Don Knapton
and friend;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Banting
of Lucan spent Wednesday with
Mr.' and Mrs. Melville Allison.
The 'Ladies Aid and W.M.S.
of the 13rinsley United Church
inet at • the home of Mrs, Cecil
Hartle •on; Wednesday afternoon
With 'a good attendance.
Mr, Bob Haniiiton and Mrs.
Roy Hamilton of Lucan spent
Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Ellwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mawson
and family spent Saturday eve-
ning with Mr, and Mrs, Geo,
Metter,
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Mrs. Stuart SWeitzer, Mrs.
Milton Sweater and Sandra, slid
Miss Eleaner Sharpe of London
Spent thn lveekend with relatives
retiwiek and, 13tiffaltg
Mr, and Mrs. ROSs Love at-
tended the. Tiedernian-Stewart
wedding in Biteter on Saturday.
Mts. Arthur Pinkbelher visited
last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Sanders, Dr. Sanders, Janet
and David in Welland.
WAtat 1P011, BABGAINS in
the near future at Westlake
Furnitute, Zurich,
Ofrter.
Whialen
ly M*LF. $QVIII • .
Miss 4lina Mfr, $t. Mirk
WAS a Weekend visitor .with Mr.
and Mrs. Grafton .Souire.
Mr. :and Mrs. flirty to.(cMitr-.
ray; and Mr. and Urs.. Lawrence
Ultehell, St, Marys, were Sun,
day...guests of mr..and.:Idrs. Cecil
Sgture.
Ura. Bohn Whellhan was In
London Monday vituig mrs.
Wm,;Sherlock And Margaret.
Ur. and Mrs. Alton Ned and
Donald visited recently' with Mr.
and. Mrs. Ainsley Neil) Exete.r.
Stinky.
Mr: 0•101: M. Cliff RaWlings,.
London visited on Sunday. with
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Neil,
The pupils and teacher of S.S.
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No. 11 wUJ ettead tke Atualott.
program tven by tiAborst
schools on Friday eVesting
Thames ,ROad Quack
Mr. Donald ?alien has ibtisbed
bit course A &b. 0,6,C, Guelph
for this .terin: and returned to
Ma home on TuesdaY.
Mr. and No. Ronald Squire
attended Centralja anniversari
service on Sunday and also visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Orland
Mr. :and MO. Morloy jr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Grafton 'Squire
attended the masonic banquet at
Tavistock on Wednesday flf47
min*.
Mts. ;Geo, Squire spent on.
day in 'Zon/len with Mei. VW -
craft.; .
Garag.".
adly.
Evening Ser
t4:7:1thillenint‘dihrlottl%
day afternoon, :and
Lnt
weals.
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Many Models FrOm.'46 -.'50 To choose. From.
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'4(if$ 11'1 LILA \ 111111:111 1111
Three Big Days •April 1, 12, 13
Cotton Denim
Jeans
Girls'- and Boys, Sanforized Cotton
Denim Jeans. Double stitched seams.
Wide elastic waist band. Two front
pockets. Sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 6X.. Navy
blue, faded blue, tan.
Pair 98c
Children's
Training Pantie
Children's , Cotton Training Pantie.'
Double gusset for longer wear. Elas-
tic it waist. Suitable for both boys
and girls. ColoF—white. Sizes 4-6.
Pairl5c 5-69c
Supply Limited
We have enjoyed our first
year lo Exeter, and in apprecia-
tion, bring you • -these: - timely
values.
if,"for .any reason; anything
you buy in this store is not
satisfactory you may returnit.
and your Money will he cheer-
fully refunded.
This' is' your inyitationt9
visit tis" on our first Annivers-
ary and take • advantage of
these everyday needs at sale
prices.
Murray A.. Grene,
• Proprietor
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• Rubber Mats.
x 10" Green, Blue; Reel
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MEN'S WORK
• • Socks
Wool IFIL7cliti;e- Nylon
Pair 350
• 3 PAIR $1,00
LADIES' NYLON
Hosiery
• Frst Quality -
Pair 770'
2 PAIR S1.60
15" x 15" Pttre Whits
00 Mich
• 2 FOR 29c
Family
12 Comb Pkg.
A Comb for Everyone in the Family
1-71/2" Dressing Comb
3-5" Purse Combs
3-434" Pocket Combs
3--,8" Rat Tail Combs
2-7" All Purpose Combs
12 Comb Pkg. 19c
:60 ,WATT
Inside
Frosted
Bulbs
15c EA. 6' F01189*
Spansh. or 'Blanched
• " FRESH SALTED • ...
Peanuts -
Always fresh and tasty. Evenly Roast-
ed and Salted, "A Real Treat for the
Family." -
Hal Pound 15c
STEDMAN'S
:riing Padst,,;
Special 200 Sheets
• Writing Pads
•2'for 4.5c.
..-Incistic Dishpan
tinbrealable plastic dishpo;
Made for. long wear. Conic ip assrt-
ed colors. Try one' You :will like
Each 69c
Aniary-
Plastit Pclls
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Unbreakable Plastic Pails with stro
ng
inetal handles, plastic pips, two gal.
ion capacity. Your 'choice of colors.
• Each 95c
Rayon Briefs
RaYoh Brief, Trim- •
Med rib duff -band.
Elastic waist band.
Colors -- White and
pink, SizeS ‘Sntalic
Medium and Lage.
Pair 35�'
3 Pair $1'
•EASTER BASKETS
WITH CANDY AND NOVELTIES
150 . 25c
A Small Dopoalt WHI Meld -Until tatter "
FREE! Waste Basket With Everif Fiv. Dollar Purchase PRIMEI •
merle's
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