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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-04-11, Page 74 4 .4 A. 4 4 4 T' oristo IFF.ORINT Easter Gift. Baskets For Young And Old Here's an Easter idea you'll like, You select the gift -any gift„ -from our shelves and we'll put zit up in a pretty basket for you. You pay the re.gu- iar price for the article and a slight nominal charge for the basket -that's all it costs, cosmetics, perfumes, gift toiletries r chones, You can pick candy or toys for the .or .china for older PAS. Come in to see our big display. And, of course, choose from our full stock of pretty, Easter Greet- ing Cards. reet-ing.Cards. ANDREW JOHNSTON DRUG- PRESCRIPTIONS �� II6 huca t-s.a- Supp t- ,CSU.uy JENNY LAND CANDIES EXETER. d'ko+ti 447 4 Bev and` Jack Heywood,' Your TV Experts Huron TV CIinic MARK ANNIVERSARY _The Rensall Giri Guides' Association, sponsors of the earn- pany, celebrated the tenth. .anniversary of its founding Friday night at the Gold Cord banquet in HenSall . United Church, Six of the original members are shown here looking over a scrapbook. Standing; left to right, • Mrs, T. G. Lavender, Mrs, R. A. Middleton, Mrs: E. L. Mickle and Mrs. Stewart Bell; sitting, Miss- M. Bell and Mrs. W. 0, Goodwin. T -.A Photo Booth .At Auction Realizes. Profit In the absence of the president, Mrs, Percy Campbell, first vice, Mrs. Alex McGregor, took the chair for the April meeting of the Ladies' Aid of Carmel Church on Monday evening. Scripture passages were read by Mrs. Sam Dougall, with comments by Mrs. L. Luker. A. reading was given by Mrs, Malcolm Dougall. Plans for the pork supper scheduled for this Friday in the church schoolrooms were final- ized. The group are sponsoring a booth at the annual spring show' to be held here May 31. Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mrs, A. Hoggarth and Mrs. C.1 Nolland conducted a booth at Mr. William Doig's auction sale at Carlow and after the expenses were paid enough money was left over to purchase two electric hot plates, one dozen tablespoons, and one dozen dessert spoons for the church. Mrs. A. Orr and her group arranged the meeting, Personal items Mrs. Percy Campbell had .the misfortune to receive painful bruises to her body when a cow she was milking kicked her. As she jumped to avoid the animal she s'praified her anile. We .are now hi a position to reduce your repair bills on TV, Radio, Record Players, Antennaes and all your appliances. No job • too big' "ori too small, Your repairs will be made either in yotir home or our \modernly -equipped shop. Nb work sent away. Telephone 985 Day or Night 476' Main Sf. Corner Main and Huron St Hensali Personal Items , Mr. Rex.. Dick is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, in the interests of his health. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol and Maja were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gelder- land and son front Ridgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry West, of Sarnia, were weekend guests with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Spen- cer and family. Liss Maja Roobol, nurse -in - training at Victoria Hospital, London, visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Roobol. Miss Myrtle Blair R.N, of Lon- don,'is visiting with Mrs, George Thompson. CAMERA Equipment Free! Professional instruction With Each Purchase (/ PHOTO GRAPHER Phone 343 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Corlett and Bryan of. Toronto, were week- end guests with Mr, and Mrs. N. E. 'Cook, Trade Group Guide Banquet -- Continued from Page 6 and Tawny Owl Mrs. C.. Payne, were Gwen's parents and grand- mother, Mrs. C. Farquhar. Guide Carol Brown contributed a piano solo and Mrs. Middleton, with Mrs, 3. C. Goddard as ac- companist, conducted, a sing- song. Present Service Stars The Brownies gave Mrs. Clys- dale the Grand Howl.before she presented the service stars and awards. Mrs. 'Goodwin, badge secretary, gave Gwen a Guide ring as outstanding Guide of the year and Mrs. Spencer as Guide mother .of the year received flow- ers lowers from Brownie Anne Mickle. First year service' stars were awarded. to Marcia Little, Su- zanne,R'annie, Ruth Smale, Linda Noakes, Nancy Kyle, Anne Law- rence, Dianne Reid, Donna Wil- kinson, Barbara Schwalm, Bon- nie Foster; Golden Bar to Nancy Kyle, Bonnie Foster, Suzanne Rennie; Golden Hand to Kathy Scene, Ruth Ann Traquair and Sharon McArthur; In the Guides second' class badges were awarded to Peggy Goddard and Mary Scane; swim- mer badges to Peggy Goddard, Mary Scene, Pat. Rowe, Joan Kerslake; skater badges to Peg- gy Goddard, Pat Rowe, Judy El- der, Sharon Elder,•Jane Horton, Gwen Spencer; laundress badges to Judy Elder, Sharon Elder, Joan Kerslake; cook badges to Pat Rowe, Judy and Sharon El- Am'and first badges to Mary Scene, " ' Exeter • •l, .f Facts' About Cancer • Tvyo PIE EVERY HOUR From -Cancer fn r Canada • Cancer Society Statistics,shoW that 20,309 Canadians died of cancer in 1955. This is almost one in every site deaths. On the average al - moat 55 Canadians die of cancer each day. More ' than 2 ' each hour. Wattling Signals Prompt •Medical Cheek Up It Vial At. Th. First Sign Of . These CANCIEK Signais. bfschmeb o u,ru'tual bleeding -trent *AY body air gpenlnri, AAnsi here thit • 'dolls ndt N Niaebl»e..hoarseness. or. cough. • ttirewth or thitioinI la, tit �i tht breHt or els6Whtrd. Wa'ta. a 'IMaloan, olid fM difiardit. thing -is Tit nbt,.. mil b6Vtt•1 riatfttst. w*Ubw'irii difficulty or perslItdnt Indrtrestieri, Canadian scientists at McGill university and elsewhere are experimenting with the effect of hormones in cancer .growth. Sonne researchers believe that an. "imbalance" of the endocrine (fineness gcolnsthelgrbwth of malignantacells, bear * * * * Canadian scientists aro playing a proMincnt-role in cancer research. They are supported,to a large extent, by the Canadian pobiie trough the Canadian Cancer Soelety during the cam- Paige month in April. s * * o ,APRIL iR CANCER MONTH Support the'Coming Campaign EXETER AND DiStli tet BRANCH Canadian Cantor Society Picks Slate Our Ladles' Wear r epartmeut is featuring the ever. popular- tweeds in suits. Sized 10 to 20 and 1014i.. to at $24.95 and $45; Choose your 'new spring coat from -our wide selection of tweeds And plain .cloths from $19.95 to $45.95.. NEW .SPR}NG- PRESSES Beautifut new prints and plain materials in sizes to fit every figure, Misses.7, to ?0 -and 1.2134 to 261/2. Dv.er. sixes 26'A to 321/2. Priced frond $8.95 to; $39.95. We special- tze in half-size garments. SPRING ACCESSORIES Plastic handbags, $1.99 to- $3.95 Genuine leather handbags, $4.9$ to $8.95 Charnoisette and nylon gloves, $1.50 to. -$2.95. Imported silk scarves, 984' to $2.25 Silk uml3rellas, $3.951 pagoda style, -$4.95 New spring shades in. Orient ,and 'superstlk NYlorts At the Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting held Monday eve- ning the slate of officers was elected for 1957-58 term of office. Honorary president is T, L. Pryde president, R. II. Middle- ton; vice-presidents, Don Joynt and Lorne Hays secretary -treas- urer, K. K..Christian: - Please turn to Page 9. lilEYACIDS Ryour Rest.. Many people never seem to get a good night's rest. They turn and toss --blame it on "nerves' -when it may be their kidneys. Healthy kidney* filter poisons and excess acids from the blood. If they fail and impurities stay in the system --disturbed Mat often follows. If you don't rest well get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help the kidneys so that you can rest better -and feet better. 136 Dods Kidnex Pills Men's &. Boys' Spring S band-finished garments t a i l or ed, from fine, alt -wool imported worsteds by Fashion -Craft. New weft weaves, sparkle tones and plains in regular and natural models, $49.00 to $59,00.. BOYS' 2 -pant single-breasted suits in nylon and dacron mixtures, Sizes 24 to 34, $14.95 to $17.95, STUDENTS' sizes 34 to 38, $36.00 to $39.00. See our wide selection of men's, boys' and students' sport coats. Men's Topcoats "Weatherall" Nylon Blend, $19.95 All -Wool Tweeds, $32.00 "Ayers" Pure Wool, and Cashmere, $45.00 Flat Top Fedoras by Van Kirk & Brock, $5,95 and $7.50. • iT'S HEREI The amazing no•ircn English broadcloth shirt by Forsyth. Ease care -just wash and wear, $7,50. F. 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