HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-06-12, Page 7James St. AOTS
Aids Camp, Band
To -conclude thseasou's aes
livides members of A.O.T.S. of
antes Street 'United Church
h1da barbecue supper on Mon
day evening,
During the 'business conducted
by President M. R. Codinore
$um was voted to the Goderich
summer camp. This sum. is to
include screens for the new
budding. The group. also decided
to sponsor the advettising for
the Junior Band tag clay, The
next ineedrig will he held in
Scptember.
Robert Southcott gavea re-
-siort of the eonvention at Spar-
row Lake recently.
Ray Mills showed pictures of
his trip to the West last .sum-
mer and local scenes..
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Mission Eiand Roily
Menthers of the. MiSSIOn Band
sof .Cartnel church .attended the
Mission .Band rally at ,Gederich
held at the Presbyterian elurch
.there on Saturday. Taking part
on the program from Hensel!
were Patsy, Barbara and Charles
Schwalm who favoured with
plana solos.
M.SA, DOD Old MacDonald of
Masa, formerly of Hensel], gave
an address on ledia enhanced
with :slides. Mrs. MacDonald
was dressed in native vostume.
Persona! item*
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Denys and
Chris of New Sarum, were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Jinks .and :Gail Elizabeth.
Miss Lola Valland, on the staff
of the eCal Bell Telephone, and
bride -elect of Saturday, .Tune
was honored at a presentation
held at the .office Monday eve-
ning when the staff presented
her with, a wall :mirror, Dirs.
Si. Smith making the prosenta•
tion.
Mrs. Tillie Tetreau and Mr.
and .Mrs. Harry McAdams and
son attended the funeral of mr,
Roy Shaw M London on 'Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Hamilton
of Exeter were recent visitors
with their son-in-law and daugh.
ter, Mr, and Mrs, John Baker.
Miss Minnie Reid of London
was a weekend visitor with Mrs,
Bertie • Bonthron,
Mrs. Etta Hemphill of London
visited last week with Mrs.
Louis Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bell of
London were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Bed and
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Ballan-
tyne of Thames Road were re-
cent visitors with their .son-in-
law and. daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
Gerald Bell.
Mrs. Ida Willis of London
spent the weekend with her -
daughter, Mrs. Edna MacArthur
and family.
Mr. Thos. Lavender Jr. of
Kitchener spent the 'weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Lavender.
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'57 'FORD HARDTOP—fully equipped, ONLY $2,800
'57 METEOR "NIAGARA" COACH — auto-
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'56 FORD FAIRLANE TUDOR HARDTOP
Fully equipped, she's sharp! $2,395
'56 FORD CUSTOM COACH
A real nice one! A steal at $1,700
'55 PONTIAC SEDAN
Overdrive, radio, V8 engine, ONLY $1,595
'55 METEOR "NIAGARA" SEDAN
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'52 MERCURY HARDTOP
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'54 METEOR "NIAGARA" COACH
Radio, ONLY $1,250
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'54 CHEVROLET SEDAN $ 995
'54 STUDEBAXER COACH—ONLY t $ 995
'53 FORD SEDAN—radio, automatic, ONLY $ 995
'53 METEOR COACH
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'53 CHEVROLET COACH $ 895
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$ 850
'53 PONTIAC SEDAN—a nice blue
$ 750
'52 CHEVROLET SEDAN
A top car for its year $ 750
'51 CHEVROLET SEDAN—a lovely
$ 600
'51 MONARCH SEDAN—ONLY
$ 550
'51 METEOR SEDAN . 1 $ 550
'50 FORD COACH—lovely • ttttt „ $ 450
$ 500 '51 -CHEVROLET SEDAN—she's good
'51 FORD COACH—a real buy! ........ ..... $ 400
'50 PORD COACH
Mechanically in top condition $ 250
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TRUCKS, TRUCKS
AND MORE TRUCKS
We sold a few, but we still have some left.
These .trucks are fully licensed, working every day
and can be sold with a job.
'56 FORD T-800 TANDUM DUMP $8,500
55 FORD T-800 TANDUM DUMP —. .. ...... $8,000
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'56 FORD F-700 DUMP „ ............ $4,500
'55 FORD 3 TON DUMP. ............... ...... .,„„$2,500
We also have other good buys!
'54 C1.11n7.. 3 TON STAKE DUMP $1,500
'47 LH.. X-7 CHASSIS & CAg .... „„$ 600
'52 clignarr PICKUP $ 300
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HansaIf District News
Functions Honor
Saturday Bride
Miss Audrey Green, bride of
last Satorday, was honored at
several -functions prior lo her
marriage.
Shower hostesses included,
Mrs. Albert Hess, Miss Kathleen
.Hess and Mrs. Reginald Black
at SL Peter's Lutheran .cluireh,
Zurich; Mrs. E. S. Livermore,
Regent street, Landon; Mrs,
Gordon Serlbbons, Clinton; Mrs,
J. C. Wimperis, London, with co -
hostesses Mrs. Angus McDonald
and Mrs. Amelia Tew.
Trousseau Tea
Mrs. Clarence Green, Clinton,
entertained at a trousseau tea
for her daughter. The groom's
mother, Dirs, Albert Hess, Zur-
ich, assisted in receiving the
guests. '
Pouring tea were Mrs. E. S.
Livermore, Mrs. james Trevi.
thick, Mrs,. George Green and
Mrs. Henry Adkins. Assisting in
the tearoom were Miss Marlene
DicLaoghlin, Miss Norma Love,
Mrs, Howard Adkins, Mrs. Har-
old Reichert and Mrs. Erie Swit-
zer.
The bride's trousseau and gifts
were displayed by Miss Kath.
leen Hess, Mrs, Elmer Adkins,
Mrs, Gordon Scribbons, Miss
Hazel Wocks, Mrs. .T, C, Wird-
per's, Miss Norma Steibach and
Mrs. Reginald Black.
Miss Sharon Switzer was in
charge of the tearoom.
Bingo Winner;
Bingo winners at the Legion.
Saturday night were:—Mrs. C,
Wilkinson; Sim Roobol; Mrs,
Pryer (Toronto), Lloyd Elliott;
Mrs. Lloyd Elliott; Syd McArth-
ur, Lloyd Elliott; Mrs, Richard
Taylor Sr.; Roy Pepper; Mrs,
Fryer, Toronto; Mrs. R. Taylor
Sr.; Fred Kennings; Miss Fryer,
Toronto; Mrs. N. Baird; Mrs,
Lester, Michigan; Mrs. Glenn
McKenzie.
Share the Wealth, Mrs. Jack
Cowan, Mrs. T. C. Coates, Mrs,
A. Foster.
Jackpot .this Saturday will be
$105 in 63 calls,
Silyer Wedding .Anntvors.ory
Dlr. and Mrs,. Harold Bell
brated their twenty -filth wedding
anniversary sat their home on
Tuesday evening, when they
were honored by a family dinner
arranged by their daughters and
son Mr. and Mrs. Don 13011 of
Exeter.
Those .allending were Mrs. -Car-
rie Bell, Exeter,Mrs. McBride
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Block
and family, Zurich, and Mr. and
Mrs, Don Bed, Exeter.
Dir. and Mrs. Bell received
many beautiful gifts including
congratulations and gifts from
the- formers brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter,
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Peraonal 'Items
M the LegiOn Bingo at .Clinton
Thursday night Airs. Clarence
Reid of Hensall won $14.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Geiger
of Zurich have returned after at-
tending the Lions convention at
North 13aY,
Mrs, Wilbert billing is a pa
tient at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
The annual picnic of Hensall
Womens Institute will he held
at Riverview Park, Exeter, Mon-
day, June 16, members are to
meet in front of the town hall at
4 p.m. and bring their own cuts
lery, cups, and a picnic basket.
.Mrs. Mac Greer of. London
visited this week with her mother
Mrs. B. Bonthron,
Miss Edna Butt of Toronto
was a recent visitor with her
cousin, Mrs, Alda Simmons.
Miss Ann Lawrence underwent
an operation for the removal of
her tonsils in Clinton Public Hos-
pital on Saturday,
Miss Minnie Reid, London, was
a weekend guest with Mrs, James
W. Bonthron.
Mrs, Eva Carlisle is not enjoy-
ing ' the best of health.
Two ear loads of members
from Amber Rebekah Lodge, at-
tended the 25t1i anniversary of
Morningstar Lodge, Brussels,
Tuesday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. W. A, McLaren,
of Goderieh, spent Sunday with
Mrs. James W. Bonthron.
Mr. Alvin Warrener of Pontiac,
Mich. spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Manley C. Jinks.
IRebekah Lode
Plans Service
The regular meeting of Amber
01L110b e vsichd nLeosddgaey Nov. vt0inwga field
Noble Grand, Mrs. Wm. Caldwell
1WMrs. Leoa Parke took the
t chair of the Vice -Grand. Mrs.
lines AleEwen, who was attending
Friendship. Night at Pride of
di leunr,"MrLso.dtlegfenin x Bell,eter.latide color
hearer .Mrs, Howard Lemmon
also attended the Exeter Lodge.
Mrs. Laird Jacobi, treasurer,
gave her report. Arrangements
were made for members to at-
tend the 25111 anniversary of
Brussels Lodge on Tuesday, June
10 also to send a gift.
The LO.O.F. and Rebekah Lod-
ges will attend Divine service in
the Hensall United Church on
Sunday„lune 15 at 11 a.m., mem-
hers to meet at the Lodge rooms
at. 10:30. They will also attend
Decoration services at the lien -
salt 'Union and MacTaggart's ce-
metery the same day meeting at
the cenotaph at 2 pon. It was
decided to sent a card and gift
to Larry MacLean, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Id.lacLean, whois
ill in Victoria Hospital, London.
idiss Maybelle 'Whiteman will
attend the Grand Lodge sessions
being held in Toronto common-
cing June 15 as scholar, and
Mrs. B. Beaton offered to attend
as representative replacing Mrs.
Archie Ma.eGregor, who found it
linable to attend as representa-
tative of Amber Rebekah Lodge.
D.C. Evening Auxiliary
The Evening Auxiliary met for
their June meeting in the United
Church Monday evening, with
president Mrs. Jack Drysdale,
presiding, who conducted the de-
votional, assisted by Mrs. How-
ard Scene and Mrs, Lorne Hay.
A motion was passed to .send
$75,00 of their alloca.tion, and to
give the Woman's Missionary
Soeiety $15.00 to cover bale
postage. A delegate will be ap-
pointed to attend the Leadership
School at St. Thomas.
Mrs. Ross Forrest presented.
the study on Japan.
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MOP IN JUNE 16TO 21
ardigotipici Aradiversory
riicefield 'United. C'burcb is ,
observing its golden jubilee atun-
versary services on Sunday,
Juni 15, with special services,
morning awl evening at 11 a.m.1
and 7,ti0 p.m. Rev. Charles
Mustard, B.A., D.D., of Toronto, t
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Air Forc0 Day 4,,mt Sat, Arne 14
a fernier Bruceheld boy, will he.'
;Nest minister. and Mrs. William
N. Murdock, A.L..C.M., of Hassid
-
tons will :he the guest soloist.
At the evening serviee the'
present choir will be .auginented •
by some thirty former members
of the choir, under the .direction •
of Dirs. John Murdock, organist
and choir director.
Personal Items
Miss Mabelle Whiteman and
Mrs, Beverly Beaton will attend !.
the Rebekah Assembly Grand'
Lodge of the at Toronto,
June 15 to 18, from Amber
Rebekah Lodge.
The summer cottage situated •
on the bowling green on Main
Street and owned hy the Hensel].
Chamber of Commerce has been
said to Wilfred Doupe of Exeter
for $500. Seven tenders were re
ceived. The Bank of Montreal
are. ,huilding a new hank on this:
site in the near future.
The 1.0.0.1. and Rebekah:
Lodges will attend divine serv-
ice in the United Church. Su" -
day, June 15 at 11 a.m. and will
be addressed by the Rev. Chas. !
D. Daniel.
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