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'57 MONARCH RICHELIEU SEDAN. -"loaded"!
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'56 MONARCH TUDOR HARDTOP—many extras.
Come in and get a good deal on this one!
'56 FORD FAIRLANE SEDAN
Radio, automatic, power steering.
'56 FORD SEDAN—a nice one.
'54 CHEVROLET SEDAN—power glide, radish, driven
by a schoolteacher, a nice clean low niileaged car.
'54 FORD COACH—radio, low mileage,
'54 CHEVROLET SEDAN—a nice black and white.
'54 METEOR SEDAN—a good one.
'53 FORD SEDAN,
Radio; automatic, in new car condition.
'53 PONTIAC SEDAN
'53 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN
Nice and clean, runs like a top.
'53 METEOR SEDAN—motor overhauled.
'53 CHEVROLET COACH—a good solid one.
'52 CHEVROLET SEDAN—clean as a whip inside.
'52 . METEOR COACH—radio, a gleaming black.
'52 METEOR COACH—new paint job.
'51 MONARCH SEDAN—a comfortable rider.
'51 METEOR SEDAN—a snappy one.
'50 FORD COACH—she's been well cared for.
'50 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION SEDAN
Overdrive, radio.
'49 PLYMOUTH SEDAN—motor overhauled.
TRUCKS
'56 FORD T-800 TANDUM DUMP ....1I.,.,,,,,,$8,000
'56 FORD T-700 TANDUM DUMP $7,000
'55 FORD 700 DUMP $4,200
'56 FORD 700 C & C ........................... . $3,500
'56 FORD 600 DUMP $3,000
'54 FORD 3 TON DUMP $1,650
Tractor Owners'
MEETING
Friday, March 28
9 P.M.
In Our Shaw. rmom hi Exeter
FILMS, EXPERTS AND REFRESHMENTS
Everyone .Welcome
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LEGION AUXILIARY CROWNS QUEEN—Mrs. Bev Morgan, seated, was chosen queen
of the Exeter Legion Auxiliary's "Frolic For Spring”. dance Wednesday night. She
was crowned by last year's queen, Mrs, Murray Brintnell..Left is Mrs. Max Harness,
convenor of the dance, and on the right is the queen's husband and Mrs. Stan Frayne,
president of the Auxiliary. —T -A Photo
Tells Of Trip
To Hollywood
At the meeting of Beta Sigma
Phi on Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs, R. C. Dinney. Miss
Helen Westcott told of her recent
trip to Hollywood, California.
The program subject "Nature's
Landscape" was discussed by
Mrs. Allan Gascho and Mrs. Don
Gaiser.
The gift which was brought, by
Mrs. Lou Bailey wet ,von by
Mrs. Howard Klumpp.
Hostesses were Mrs. Paul
Aubin, Mrs. William . Huntley
and. Mrs. Ted Jones.
Frayne-Crossman
Exchange Vows
Iit an evening ceremony in
James Street United Church
par sotiage on Friday, March
14, Ede J, Crossman, Exeter,
and Lloyd K. Frayne, of Us -
borne, exchanged marriage voWs
before Rev. H. J. Snell.
Miss Sybil Crossman. was the
bride's attendant, a n d Mr.
Harry Frayne was best mail for
his brother. -
The bride's daughter and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. James
I Tokarz, Ingersoll, were 'guests
at the wedding.
Letter From
Brinsley
By MRS. CECIL ELLWOOD
Personal Items
Mr. Wes Dixon of Denfield is
spending, some time with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean White.
Mr. Alvin Adios of London
spent Saturday with his sister,
Miss Mary Amos.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Etue
of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. Andy Keogh.
Mrs. Earl Hamilton and Elaine
spent Saturday in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. niter Shepherd
and family spent Saturday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. George
Pres t.
Mrs. Bertha Hodgins is spend.
ing some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Murray Rowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rowe and
fancily, spent Suiiday evening
with Mr. and. Mrs. Keith Gilbert
of Ailsa Craig.
Sunday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Nan-
cy, Nathlee, Mr. grid Mrs. Wm.
Dixon and Christine and Miss
Olive McCormick of Seaforth,
and Mr. Joe White.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Keogh
with their guests Mr, and Mrs.
Etue spent. Saturday evening
'with Mr. end Mrs. Jot Carey of
Mt,, Carmel.
Mr. apd Mrs. Ge.oi'ge Pi'est.
and Bi11 spent.. Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Odd of
London,
ie.
WINNERS!
Here Are The Winners of the Gigantic Giveaway an Saturday:
100 GALS. GAS — MRS.. MARION SANDERS, HAY P.O.
$50 WORTH OF GROCERIES MRS. R. FREEMAN; RCAF CENTRALIA
100 LBS. SUGAR .— GEORGE FRAYNE, WOODHAM
GREASE JOB — HARRY CARROLL, CENTRALIA
3 PAIRS NYLONS MISS ANN McKEEVER, TORONTO
H. HUNT, CENTRALIA
MRS, MARY BRITTON, GRAND BEND
Drew Sponsored By brury'tl Market and Grehim Arthur
You're Always A Winner When You Shop At
s WittDr�ur yr Supermarket
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Girl
Guide
Corner
By CAPTAIN LUXTON
Last week's meeting proved
td be one cif the liveliest we've
had in quite some time, and we
feel it was due in part, at least,
to the visit of seven Brownies
of 1st Pack who soon hope to
fly up to the Company and'
we hope they do, too.
Points for games were won by
the Oriole patrol, which proves
our newest patrol leader is really '
on the job. Spot inspection was
won by Donna Ersman of the
Swallow Patrol.
Congratulations go to Shirley
Genttner who passed her square
lashing and upright carriage
tests and Carolynne Simmons
who also passed the posture
test.
Marg Sanders taught the Brow-
nies liow to lay and light a fire
in the fireplace, which is a test
they must pass before they get
their ,wings.
Once again our Guides have
launched into their hot cross
bun sale. They will be around.
taking orders for another week
yet, so we hope you will help
the girls in their money raising
project. Last year was our ini-
tial attempt' at the project and
the response of the community
was tremendous. We sold •over
450 dozen buns and we hope we
reach that mark and perhaps
exceed it this year.
This year we will be delivering
the buns in two lots. On Thurs-
day, April 3 after school — fresh
for Good Friday, and also on
Saturday morning April. 5—fresh
for Easter Sunday
It is necessary to make . the
two delivery clays, so that our
number of orders will be split,
as Ersmans Bakery found them-
selves almost swamped last
year with over 450 dozens to
make in one day, and so we feel
it will make it easier for all if
we have two deliveries. So just
tell the Guides when they call
which day you prefer your order
delivered, or if you would like
an order on both days, we would
Appreciate your business.
Remember Guides — just one
more week to get your orders —
so don't leave a stone unturned
— call on every house and apart -
Ment in your district.
Kippenette Club
Showers Bride
MrS. W. J. F. Bell of Kippen
was hostess at her hottte Tues
day evening when members of
the Thrifty Kippenettes 4•H Club
,,tot to conipliment Miss Ann
Sinclair, a bride elect of March,
With a Miscellaneous kitchen
shower and other gifts.
Ann, who received her provin-
cial honors in this club was the
recipient of many lovely and
useful gifts. Miss Marie Jarrett
read the. presentation address
and Miss Bonnie 'Kyle ofKipped
and Mrs, Irvin Ford of Exeter
presented the. gifts. House deco-
ration and chair were in cOlor
scheme of pink and white,
Contests were enjoyed and
luncheon served,
James St, WMS
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Mrs. Ed, Westcott assisted in
the worship service. Miss Pat
Cann eehtr!buted t. solo ac•
cb''44ttpanied by Sandra Wpm..
During the business period
ten4uctecl by President Mrs, C.'
B. ZUrbrigk it was 'announced
the Presbyterial would be held
to Clinton Ontario Street United
Church on Thursday March 27.1
I`t`s. L. Kyle told of the use of
which the money frond the sale
Of used stomps, which the group
are collecting, is put,
A poe:tit ryas read by %it`s. V.
Armstrong le Meiners, M A de-
Wdi'retirrted Wither,
f;rottps l3eiitrit e
Irish Atmosphere
The Stora- In:
' Grand Bend
Ay ,MRS,. E. /CROWN
Mrs. Ethel Desjardine its just
,returned to a newly det:orated
beauty salon after spending .a
few .clays at the Toronto ha,ir-
,, dresser's convention.
Mrs, E. A. Graben'', tormerly
of Grand Bend, is again taking
up residence in the village,
Aliss Betty Dalton, Brantford,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, James Dal-
ton.
Mr. and Af s. Kenneth. klear,
London, spent the weekelid with
their parents here.
Mr, Isaac Bestard is at pres-
ent a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Little .and
Mr: and Airs. John 'T'hurlow,.
Goderich, spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird.
Miss Valerie Ravelle, London,
spent the weekend at her home
in town.
The Women's Institute are
planning a bus trip to Kitchen-
er on Tuesday, March 25. Mrs.
William Love is making the ar-
rangeinents.
On Tuesday afternoon while
dredging the river some sharp
pieces of stone flew into the air
and one of the workers was
knocked unconscious, Mr, Earl.
Deters, a spectator who was
taking pictures, received a deep
cut in his head.
A special Easter program will
he put on by the T.W.S. group
on Friday evening with Mrs.
Frank Slater, Forest, rendering
special music.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Keown spent
the weekend in Detroit visiting
relatives.e,
For Federation
An Irish theme t.'as predom-
inate at the meeting of the Wo-
man's Federation of James St.
United Church held on the eve
of St. Patrick's Day.
Irish songs were sung by
Mrs. William Johnston's group
with Mrs. George Vriese taking
solo parts, Mrs. Harry Cole con-
ducted an Irish contest.
Urs. Johnston was in charge
of the devotional, period with
the theme "In Everything By
Prayer”. She was assisted by
Mrs. Fred Huxtable and Mrs.
Walter McBride.
The study on the "Youth of
Japan" was taken by Mrs, John
Schroeder, Mrs. Arnold Linden-
field and Mrs. Stanley Frayne.
President Mrs. Robert South-
tott conducted the business por-
tion of the meeting. Plans were
made to cater to the A.O.T,S,
ladies night in April.
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Garage
Sunday And
Evening Service
Open this Sunday, Wednes-
day afternoon, and during
the evening throughout the
week.
South End
Service
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"How many times shall I
how?" said the novice at the
amateur variety show.
"Bow?" said the stage man-
ager. "No bowing for you. You'll
have to duck."
The Timid. dyocat., Merck 20,. 1,40
DIP YOU SEE THE
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Lucan Leprech.„.
ON THE EP SAO/AN
,1
So did we. They look-
ed great, didn't they?
You probably also saw
JULIA M E A D E tell
about the wonderful
new gift idea . .
SHOW SU.NDAY"I'
ns
KODAK PORTRAIT
GIFT CERTIFICATES
We have them. IV* not give one to your mother, father
or loved one, as Julia suggests. It takes only a minute to
arrange it.
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PHOTOGRAPHER
Phone 343
Exeter
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