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The .Eliariville Womett's
lue held their afternoon ,enchre,
en Tuesclaaa Winners werot
ladies high, Mrs. Alvin Cooper;
ladies haw, Mrs. Ray ,Clare;
lucky cup. Airs. Philip Hem.
Lunch was served by the
ladiea of Eden. Winners of the
dutch auetieu of .two pair pillow
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cases were AIrs. Wm. Ellering.•
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'56 FORD :FAIRLANE SEDAN — automatic, radio,
power steering, a lovely car to own!
'56 FORD SEDAN—a nice tutone. a real performer!
1 '56 FORD COACH. — We're bound to make a good
deal on this one!
;I '54 CHEVROLET seoAN—"210 Series', power glide
and radio. She's been- well cared for.
'54 FORD COACH—low mileage, she's a sharpy!
i '54 METEOR SEDAN—ready for the open road!
1 '54 CHEVROLET SEDAN—"solid"
'53 FORD SEDAN—automatic, radio, like new.
I '53 METEOR SEDAN—motor overhauled.
'53 CHEVROLET COACH—a nice one.
1 '53 PONTIAC SEDAN
'52 CHEVROLET SEDAN—runs:like a top;
] '52 METEOR COACH—a nice.gleaming black.
1 '52 METEOR COACH—new paint job
'51 MONARCH SEDAN—a lovely rider.
'51 METEOR SEDAN
'50 FORD COACH
'50 STUDEBAKER SEDAN—r dio, overdrive,
I '49 PLYMOUTH SEDAN—motor overhauled,
'48 MERCURY SEDAN
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'54 FORD 3 TON DUMP 51,650
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The March meeting of Um-
W.M.S. and W.A. was held
on. Wedeesday afternoon in the
.church basement. Mrs. Jobe Co-
ward and Mrs. Philip Hem had:
charge .of the program. Mrs.
'Ross Skinner and Mrs. 'William
Routly assisted ,in the devotional
period,
Mrs. Hero gave a chapter
from the study book "Crosses
and, Crises of Japan."
I During the business it WAS de-
cided to have a variety concert
in the near future. Miss Ruth
Skinner was nominated as Ole -
gate to the W.M.S. Presbyterial
at Clinton.
The societieshave a special
invitation to attend the April
meeting of the Thames Road so-
cieties an April 2. Gianni A had.
a miscellaneous sale and served
Euchre Club
Elimrille Beare Club was
held on Friday evening at the
hall with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Johns as hosts.
There were nine tables and
winners were: ladies high, Mrs.
Ross Skinner; gents high, Mr.
Lloyd Johns and consolation,
Mrs, Wm. Johns.
The next party will he held
on Friday night with Mrs. Thos.
Bell, Mrs, Plinio Murch and
Mrs. Win. lohns as hosts.
Personal items
Sunda)/ visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Robt. Hays were Mr. and
, Mrs, Lyle Watson and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heibein.
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Underwood
of Gerrie. Mr, and Mrs. James
Crane of Fergus.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Skinner,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kerslake,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert. johns,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Elford, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, Johns, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Johns, Mr, and Mrs.
• tIoward Johns. Mr. and Mrs.
• Philip Johns Mrs. Howard Otis.
Miss Doris and Mr. Ron Elford
were gvesta on Saturday eve -
Milt with Mr. and Mrs. James
Grinnev and. Air, and Mrs.
, Keith Fraser at Farouhar Hall.
Misses Grace Tiontly and
Grace Johns of London silent
the weekend at their respective
hom es.
Miss Frances Skinner spent
the weekend with Mrs. Ed
Johns of Exeter,
Mita Gra'e Routly or the Bro.
nos, Hair Dressing School spent
two days in Toronto last week
attending the hair dresser's con-
vention pan the remelnine raw
days in Oshawa •with Miss Mary
Lou Menv of Exeter,
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Kirkton
Canucks Invade
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By ELIZABETH TPVCIIETTE
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Wayne an Shuster might find It was a daughter, their third
thernselves in the curious psi. child, for Arthur Halley and his
tion (for Canadians) of cm. wife •reeently. Halley luta been
petlegagainst another top flight %militated for an Emmy for his
Canadian performer for sum-
mer ratings Jack Kane will be
two hour TV play, No Deadly
ed
arranger on the suntmer re- MDoiine
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ancks who appeared in
Placement show taking over the roil° Thursday and who has
Steve Allea time slot and the co. made several guest appearanees
roles are •going to act as semi- recently was excitedly awaiting
regular guests on Ed Sullivan's the arrival of his •car and motor -
in a, n g cycle font Varicouver lasttime
•
Perhaps Jackie Kee might -1 spoice •to him. "The car is a
even get into the ad of ennipe- real craz,v roadster," he told.
tition. He has given up his share me. "I :built it myself."
hi the Stage Door and is work Looks as if only a .sudden
\if ec°41celb:Criceebeynwaye.Osft si-ftio'ewadmy tPotocirlefilt!eornst fol'dilling stag
the
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shot and has others slated and. June. The title costs . ‘CBC
since he was a bigto
Steve Lawrence and E1,414 or, $20,000 a year .ancl they feel it
can be put to use no other chit -
me ,who head the Steve Allen
reelac.ement show it seems 100,aouniss11°.Nays'ulinI03orweenveer in TV
that
cal that they will now have him
• circles and it wouldn't go very
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as guest
them ban "pear on his le far •spread among new shows
cBc, and new producers, 11 you want
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Beard Eochre
The Hall Heard held a euchre E peated to your individual business requirernents
in Aberdeen Hall Tuesday eve -1.
are a valuable asset. For quality that will add pres,
high, Airs. Archie Dewar; ;
I- rue winners were; ladies; tige to your amunting system, at a very Moderate
high, Mrs. John Maireal lone rate, consult
Mett's hinh, Eber Shute; lone
haods, Lorne Marshall.
, Personel Item
1 Mr. Albert, Diekell is under
the doctor's tare.
Tim Kirkton Library 13.oard
sponsored a play, iirresented by
Harrinaton Young People's As-;
sigiaetnic)cjet into Abaerno ecarippAeacni a lastlve
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Mrs. Lorne Marshall was bost.!
ess to a birthday celebration for i
• her husband, Lorne and his
twin sister, Mrs. W. 5, Citiff of
Kitcherier, also Air. and Mrs.
•
Clayton Hamm nee Jean Alley., !
whose birthday was that day
also, March 23. Jean and the
‘tvw;liAs1 thhea:Ir many celebrations
all lived in leirkton.
it was a happy occasion for all
who attended.
Sundays roll around. Rae had
een Howdy Doody on the
TV show many times, and of til jca '
course Jack Kane Was the mit- ,
Every Wednesday the Friday
steal arranger on that show too. show is filmed in order to leave
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The Story In
Grand Bend
By MRS. E. KEOWN
Patti Lewis was telling me
about a closed circuit, colour TV
show she did in England several
months ago, "It was fabulous
and lots of fun, The colours
were all so vibrant, oranges and
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ter of appeal was read from the capable. Even the sets and back -
done in vivid coloUrS.
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provincial president asking do -
drops
nations for the Institute at Ce'- The bright atmosphere
"
ton, which suffered in the dis- was to harmony.
aster recently.
The members decided on a
bus trip to Kitchener on Tues-
day, where they will visit
Schneiders' Meats and Dare's
Biscuit factories.
A nominating col com-
posed of Mrs. Eddie Gill, Mrs.
Garnet Patterson and Mrs. Olive
Webb, was formed to nominate
officers for 1958-50.
Mrs. Alec Hamilton read an
article on the Salish Indians in
Creekside Reserve, Pemberton
Valley, B.C„ which told of the
co-operation between the white
women and the Indian women,
Mrs. E. Gill gave an article on
sap runningin the spring, and
the processing of maple syrup
and sugar. Mrs. Hugh Morena
reported $52.00 from quilting by
her group, and Mrs. Max Turn-
bull reported $24.00 from a euch-
re party by her geoup.
Mrs, G. Patterson spoke on
the motto: "Wisdom of the past
should not be forgotten in the
present and future". Mrs. H.
Waloer read the history of the
B. Line and Grand Bend down-
town as givefi for her Tweeds-
muir books.
Mrs. E. Keown reed an Easter
poen), Mrs. Wm, love and Mrs.
C. Reeves conducted two COD-
tuesteh.s,after which they Served
n
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sterdevant
and daughters attended the ice
carnival in Glencoe on Friday
evening, , and visited with friends.
Mrs,Mae Holt received a tele-
gram on Sdturday evening of
the safe arrival a a baby daugh-
ter in the family of her son and
daughter-in•law, Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Holt, in Winnipeg.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibson
and Miss Valerie Ravelle of Lon-
don spent the weekend at the
' home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs., Arnold Ravelle,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Norman Turn -
hull arrived home on Saturday
after spending the last few
months in Florida,
Mrs. Neil Chamberlain was re-
leased front South Huron Hos-
pital on Saturday, and is recup-
erating at the home .of her sis-
ter, in Forest.
Mrs. •Donald Flear arrived
home on Saturday with her lit-
• tle twins, Scott and Susan, from
SL Joseph'S Hospital.
Special services will be held
during passion week by the
United Church, conducted by the
Pastor, Rev. E. A. Holley, On
Monday and Tuesday evenings
in Greenway church, and on
Wednesday and Thursday eve -
flings at 800 p.m. in Grand Bend
chuach, and a union service for
both congregations in Grand
Bend church at 10;00 a.m. on
Good Friday mOrning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John
son and daughters, Neva and
Nancy visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Johriton and their new
baby daughter Debbie, on Sun-
day.
Mrs. H. Lake visited for a few
• days Jan week with her cousin,
Mrs. Harold Prince.
• Mr, Clifford Sherrill is a pa-
tient in St. Josenh's lloapital,
LnOcloh.
Alm Green Brenner was a Oa.
tient for a few days last week
in St. Joseph's Hespial,
Mrs. S. M. Barbotir of Atireico
visited with her slaters, Mrs, C.
Kennedy and WS. R. Flear, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Min Allister of
Hamilton spent the weekend
with Mrs. Olive Webb.
Visitors with Mrs, Wm. Patter.
son over the Weekend were Mr.
and Mrs, Roy Scott, Mr, and
Mrs. Donald Steil and Son,
Brian, and Mr. Warren Patter.
son And soh, Gary, ail of Sarnia,
Recent, vititeas with Mr. and
Aire. Philip Preaant and Alm -
L, Snit% Were Mr, Said Wt.
Cecil Harrison of Mt. Pleasant
on Ttioaday, Mr. A.Id Mrs. Lome
Thurlew of Gederieli on irlittrs.
day, and Me. and alrs, Ernie
• Williarha of tonden. On Sunday.
M. And Airs, Denali' Stride,
land visited With telativet ill
tendott last week.
Weekend visitorwith Mr, aild
AM, Olden Brenhet Were their
daughter, Rreeda. er Sathia,
thef' son, tin, and Miss Marlene
;Sterey of Ltieden, the occasion
I• bToirligdoth,e celebration ot till's
tteeve -.1as, balton and Mr,
Murray Desjardine ltierided the.
Lambtoil COttritY Mtiftleleal ilis
tediatidil Wahl bit rriday At
were
whole
conducive
Andy Body who
with us at the time
not bad now,"
black
a But in
was
so
can use
while.
everything
,l./as sitting
agreed, "It's
he said, "we
and vhite once In
the earlier days
so gloomy, our;
costumes and the sets were so
drab, almost stalk, and it's
awfully hard to give a good per-
formance in such an atmos-
phere."
Gprclie Tapp is fast earning a
Mr, Canadian Showbusiness
In addition to Country 'Hoedown
duties Gord ,has a tremendous
hour and a half show, Mainstreet
.Jamboree, coming out of Hamil-
ton every Saturday night and
now be is emceeing rarlio's
neweat amateur show on CKEY
in Toronto every Sunday.
Royalties from the record
Farmer Boy made, "If You Be
lieve" will be donated to the
Crippled Children's Fund. We'll
hone it does better than the re-
cord of one femme vocalist I
know who grossed .3.85 as her
royalties on a record.
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