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OF HURC.N—
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Wishes'
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RANCH WAGON—Automatic. radio, tint- "
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'56 FORD CUSTOM COACH
Automatic, radio, low mileage, for only .. $1,950
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A lovely performer .... $1,800
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A lovely tutone, only $1.595
'52 MERCURY TUDOR HARDTOP
Overdrive, radio , $1,295
'54 METEOR CUSTOM COACH
Radio, new paint job ... $1,295
'54 METEOR SEDAN
New car warranty on motor—ONLY ...,.... $1,095
'54 CHEVROLET SEDAN—For only ............. $1,050
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I Radio, automatic, she's really good $1.050
1 '54 STUDEBAKER COACH ^ $1,050
z '53 CHEVROLET COACH M $ 950
i '53 PONTIAC COACH
1 You're robbing us at only $ 800
1 '52 FORD SEDAN—Radio $ 750.
1 '51 FORD COACH
Radio, a lovely piece of machinery, ONLY $ 650
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'51 METEOR SEDAN
'51 CHEVROLET SEDAN
You're making me cry for
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Radio, dual exhaust—ONLY ........... ....
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ONLY
'49 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Radio, new paint job ..................,
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'46 FORD COACH
'47 FORD COACH
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$
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550
500
450
450
295
195
TRUCKS, TRUCKS
AND MORE TRUCKS
These trucks have all been checked over from
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I AND can be sold with a job!
I '56 FORD T-800 TANDUM DUMP
Full air, new tires, 40,000 -pound license $8,500
'55 FORD T-800 TANDUM BUMP
Full air, equipped as above ..,, ,m„ $8,000
'56 FORD T-700 TANDUM DUMP ,$7,500
'56 'FORD F•700 DUMP
Completely gone over $4,500
155 FORD 3 TON DUMP ... $2,500
'55 CHEV. 3 TON COMBINATION DUMP
Good tires, ready to roll $2.500
'54 FARGO "K" DUMP 82,000
'54 FORD 3 TON DUMP ................. $2,000
TRUCKS
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'47 INTERNATIONAL i< 7 $ 600
'52 CHEVROLET PICKUP ., $ 300
BRANTFORD COM DAMNATION DUMP
BODY ...... $ 450
TRACTORS
'54 JOHN DEERE `r40"' & PLC:r'Jc3H ... $1,300
'51 FORD COMBINE (motor driven) .. ........... $ 650
'54 WOODS CORN PICKER ... ,,,.tr $ 550
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at lot 7, concession 12 HRS ata The Mother's Day program • Shulman. Aiarcia and !Mark,.
;cost of 8665 at its rneeting last was observed in the Sunday: Airs. Shulman :Sr, of hlntbro,
1+veek. Joseph Hugill was hired School. AUss Margaret Bray miss Marilyn Tuckey of Exeter
to do the work. read the story. ; with Air. and .Airs, Ernest,Pym.
A by-law providing Tor an in- The promotion of the Sunday Marcia and Mark Shulman r:e-
crease in pay for the road sulaer• ;School pupils was held. Diplomas,' rained with their grandparents,
intendant to 61.00 an hour was and seals will be given out nest. Mr. and Airs. Pym, for a, few
i An order for 3,500 pounds of Sunday. clays.
during the church service the Mr; and Mrs. Donald Illy -ars,
`atlacide and 36 gallons of berate Baldwin organ was played. The Gloria and Gary of .London, Mr.
amine 80 was ,placed ;for weed organs were voted on and t.he, and Mrs. Orland Squire, Elaine
spraying and Hubert Cooper wasmost votes were for the Bald- and ;Donald of Centralia with
employed at $4,50 an beth to %>in. Mr. and Dirs, Nelson Squire.
spray township roads. At the church service the rite Air. and Airs, Gordon Maver,
The clerk was instructed to of baptism was administered to Mr, and. Mrs. Donald Maver of
contact HEPC to request addi- Janet Elizabeth, daughter of London, Air. • and Mrs. Robert
tional street lighting in Egniond• Sir, and Mrs. Donald Bray: Duncan of Exeter with Mr, and
ville. Brian Richard, sort of Dir. and Mrs. Robert Maver.
Council acknowledged a re-I.•Robert Maver; .Barbara Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Aailier cif
guest
hool f included inS. 0 the have
owlnship Jean, daughter of Mr. and Airs. l.xeter, Mr, and Mrs. Warren
school area and a. bylaw is being Edwin Amer: Ronald Jatttes, ,Crock of Zion with Mr. and Mrs,
repared, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming k'dwin miller.
prepared.
motor grader will he .fe;�i ufoMr, and Sandra May,
Glen dSte ' Mrs. Chester Rowe of Exeter
Stew -
overhauled at the manufacturer's art spent the weekend with Mr. and
plant in Paris.Airs. Harold Rowe,
A grant of 850 was made t4 : W.A. And W.M.S. Meeting Air. and Mrs, Melvin Gardiner
the South Huron Agricultural The May meeting of the W.A. and Marilyn with Mr. Arthur
i Society with the understanding and \.M,S. was held in the- Gardiner, Mary and Bert of
that 84,00 be paid to each boy or basement of the church, with London, 0
girl from 'Cuckersmitlt showing !Harold
40 members present. Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery
cattle at the fair, . Harold Rowe and Mrs. Ray with Mr. and Mrs, William
Campbell Eyre was paid 560 ! Cottle were hostesses for the Thomson of Exeter,
for sheep killed by dogs on vain- meeting which was conducted by Mr, and Mrs, William Rohde,
ation by Alex McGregor. Mrs. Melvin :lardiner. president lkvu *las, Glenn and Calvin with
_ of the AWA, who was assisted Airs.' Henry Rohde of Exeter.
The Story in in the worship period by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hodgert
William Elford. and (grant with. Mr. and . Mrs.
• Mrs. Hugh Wilson gave an in- James Hodgert of Exeter.
ranBd d° spiring talk on "Mother". Miss . Mr. and Mrs. Hi Dixon of
! Pearl,,Duncan was in charge of Clandeboye with Mr. and Mrs.
By MRS,. ICoWN 1 the program which consisted of then Stewart,
!a vocal solo by Janet Rowe and. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elford,
Mother's Day Service 6 a reading by Mrs, Ray Clarke- :Axe and Michael of Elimville,
It was decided to pack a bate Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray,
On Sundae morning the Junior for the missionary of prayer. Robert and Janet with Mr. and
Choir, under the leadership of who is home on furlough. Mrs Airs. William Elford.
Mrs. C. E. Kennedy and Mr, a Victor Jeffery gave a report of Mr. and Mrs, Bert Borland of
David! Stanton, had charge of , Huron Presbyterial held in Cti•n• Centralia., Mr. and. Mrs, Sandy
the music at the morning sere- ton recently. Munn and family, Mr, and Mrs.
ice in the 'United Church. Each: Shower For Bride. William Rotveliffe and Gary with
member of the choir was pre-; Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Borland,
sented with a corsage by the; Twenty neighbors met at the Mr. and Mrs. Mark Strapp of
T,W.S. group, sponsors of the 1 home of Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Landon with Mr. and Mrs. John
choir. . Cottle on Tuesday evening to gray.
The Sunday School members : honour Airs. Ross Cottle with a
marched into the church in a shower. Airs. Robl. Maver was Personal Items
body. Rev. A. E. Holley gave in charge of the program which Mr. and Mrs, Murray Gibson,
an appropriate a d d r e s s for . consisted of readings by Mrs. Margaret, Jean and Marion of
Mother's Day, and during the Lee Webber. Mrs. Wilfred Hun- Bryanston, Mr, and Mrs. Clar-
service baptized the following , kin and Mrs. William Rohde. ecce Fletcher of Winchelsea
children: Jane Elizabeth, infant Mrs. Mac Hodgert read the ad- were guests on Saturday with
:daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Wally ; dress and misses Ann Marie Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Gardiner.
Becker of Dashwood; Randall,: Rowe and Margaret Webber Marion Gibson spent the week -
!
)James Lov.ie, infant son of Mr. presented Mrs. Cottle with a end with her cousin, Marilyn
1 and Mrs. Carman Lovie, and decorated basket filled with Gardiner.
Susan Jean Schlegel, daughter miscellaneous gifts. Ali. and Mr's. James Hunte
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schlegel.: Several contests were conduct- of Exeter spent the weekend
1 Rev. E. and Mrs. Wattam and ed by Mrs. Ross Hodgert and with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hume.
Mr. Alex Desjardine visited in' Mrs. Robt, Maver. Miss Margaret Bray of Lon -
St. Catharines and Niagara Falls Mother's Day Visitors: din spent the weekend at her
;passed.
on Monday. They also visited tone here.
' with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Beach AIR. and Airs. AJ,'an Fanner . The May meeting of the 3-M
in 1Cclland. of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Tory
The sympathy of the com-
munity go to Mr. and Mrs. Lea -
son Desjardine on the passin
of their sister, Miss Edith Kip-
:fer.
T W. S.
The T.W.S. group of the United
Church held their last meeting
till after the summer season. on
Friday evening with Rein. A. E •
' Holley as guest speaker. who
took as his subject the influence
of womanhood in the home and
community. Lynda. Hayter favor-
ed the group with two vocal
• solos, a.ceompanied by Rev.
Holley. The program for the
evening was in charge of Mrs.
Wilma Desjardine.
Mrs, Griffin Thomas, co-presi->
dent, took over the business
;part of the meeting, which con-
sisted mainly of the final reports!
for the furnishing of the vestry.
The members and visitors viewed
' the vestry after the meeting.
Mrs. Verne Speiran, who has
; been residing in Grand Bend i
for the past six years, and faith -1
lful worker since the T.W.S.
!group was formed, was present-'
ed with a leather-bound hym-,
nary, before moving in July to'
i he with her husband when he is
posted.
1 Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Grose and
iMrs. Mary Ravelle attended the
, celebration given in honor of
t Mrs. Bertha Horner's 98th bir,th-
day, on Wednesday of Jest week,
at the home of her grandson,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Horner, on
the Blue Water Highway.
1 Vistiors with Mr. and Mrs.
1 Wm, Sweitzer during the past
' week were Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Trojan of Detroit, Mr. Trojan is
stationed in Germany, .but flew
home recently for a visit with
his wife. Also visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Sweitzer last week
were Mrs. Wm. Bunscho of
Kitchener, Mrs, David Lippert,
sister of Mr. Sweitzer, of Kil-
worthy, Muskoka, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Sinclair of Crediton, Mrs.
Fred
Dobbs and Mrs. Flossie
Dickins of Exeter:
Mr. a,nd Mrs. Thos. Baird vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs, Sidney
Morrison at Atwood on Sunday.
Mrs. M. Smith visited last
week with friends in Chatham.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Glenn held
their grand opening ot the Dawn
Restaurant on Monday, with
home cooked meals a specialty.
Alr. and Mrs. Glenn have gone
to considerable' expense 'to reno-
vate their property, and it is an-
other of Grand Bend's assets; in
restaurant business.
Mr, Philip Presant has been
appointed to read the hydro
meters for the summer season.
Constable and Mrs. Frank Sut-
ton and family have 'taken up
residence in the village, Con-
stable Sutton is to be one of the
• special policemen for the village
during the summer season.
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrenee John-
son, and daughters, Neva and
Nancy, Mrs. Mae liolt and Mrs.
Gordon 'Turnbull visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Jack
fl.iddoeh and fatuity and Mrs. L.
Geromette in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l3oyee
e or Seeforth visited with Mr. ,anti
Mrs, P. Presant on Saturday.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Women's Institute- will he,
heldon Wednesday evening,
May 21, in the town hall. 'i'here
will be an xxchange of roots
and bulbs,, and 'the tnem'bera are
requested, if. possible, to wear
a ebrsapr The Temhers ai"F
aTsn risked tnnet the change
of time and day,
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Topics From
E1 my i.iie
ay MRS. ROSS SJCJNSER
Family Service
A spectai service was held on
Sunday for Christian Final;
Day and Mother's Day. Mr. El-
son Lynn. Sunday School super-
intendent assisted Rev. H. C.
Wilson with the service. Scrip-'
tures were read by Miss Ruth
Horne and Mr. Brian De Mont-
morency. Mrs. Gilbert Johns
read the story.
The choir rendered an an-
them with Miss Mary Skinner
taking the solo. A baptism serv-
ice was observed for Joan
Louise, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Pym, and Brian
James, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson PEnhale.
Persona! Items
Mr. and Mrs. Milan Nash,
Brian, Bradley and Larry of To-
ronto', visited over the weekend
with the Jatter's grandmother,
Mrs. Thomas Bell.
Mother's Day Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Deliver Skinner,
Edward and Frances with Mrs.
Ed. Johns of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ratcliffe%
and family of Anderson with
Air. and Mrs. Wm. Johns.
Mr. and ;Mrs. Ross Armstrong
of Stratford with Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Heywood.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley with
Mr. and Mrs. John Willis of
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson,
Steven, David' and Dianne of
Kirkton with Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Stephen.
Mt. and Mrs, Wilbert Lobb of
Holmesville, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
1'ym ot Exeter with Mr: and
Mrs. Howard Pym and attended
the baptismal service for their
granddaughter, Joan Louise
Pym.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Jaques
of Zion, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Skin-
ner and family, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Bell and Carol Ann with
Mrs. Philip Murch.
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May 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner
and Marilyn were last Wednes-
day evening guests with Rev.
CNIB Director
Huron Speaker
Lt, Col, E A. Bakor,
managing director of the Cana
dian National Institute for the'
Blind, is to be speaker at the /
annual meeting of the C.N.I.l3.'s.
Huron County Advisory Board in
Goderieh, May 16.
J, li. Kinkead, chairman of • the
Huron Comity board, said muni- i
cipal and .county officials would
attend the meeting. Other guests;
will include some of the 65 blind
residents of Huron County,
Accompanying Col. Battwill
1;
wi;
be W. E. McGill, chairman of
the Board of Governors, Tweeds-
muir ,L ia11, London; Miss. Mita"
Lanintle, home teacher; E. F.;
Wheeler, district Field secretary; i
and L. D. Carroll, assistant
field secretary, all of London,
and Stewart Hayter, farm coun-
sellor of Toronto.
The meeting, at the Bedford la
Hotel, will hear annual service
and financial reports. Officers
are to he elected and represen-
tatives appointed from Huron
County to Tweedsmuir fall
Board of Governors.
Mrs. Seth Brown
Dies in Seaforth
Ars. Seth Brown, 74, the for -
liter Lily Maud Rowcliffe, of Us -
borne, died on Saturday, May 10,
at the Muir Nursing Home, Sea-
forth.
Mrs. Brown ryas a daughter
of the late Mr, and Mrs, Wil-
liam Rowcliffe, Usbornc, and
following her marriage to Seth
Brown of Hay Township, they
farmed in. Stephen and LJsbor•ne
townships until retiring to Sea -
forth eight years ago. Mr. Brown
died five years ago. Since that
time Mrs. Brown has made her
home with her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Jeffery, until two months
ago.
Surviving are two daughters,
Airs. Harold Jeffery and Mrs.
Roland Kleinfeldt, Dublin, and
five grandchildren.
The funeral service was held
from the Dinney funeral home,
Exeter, conducted by Rev, H. J,
Snell, on Tuesday, May 13, with
interment in Exeter Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harvey Per-
kins, Garnet Hicks, Ed. Sillery,
Milton Luther, Verne P'incombe
and Victor Jeffery.
William and Mrs. Gardiner of
Alvinston.
John Wilson of the R,C.M.P.
of the eastern side of Hudson
Bay visited with his parents,
Rev. H. C. and Mrs. Wilson.
Ree. and Mrs. Wilson and John
left. for Calgary on Sunday where
John is to be married on Sat-
urday, May 17.
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