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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-04, Page 3RECEIVES DECORATiON7—Sgt• J, Caldwell, RCAF Centralia, right, receives his Can- adian anadian Forces Deco ation from Group Captain A. G, Kenyon, CD, commanding officer. Watching the presentation is WO1 H. J. Ailey, station warrant officer, The decoration is presented for long and meritorious service, —RCAF Photo Senior club Stephen council Treat girls attracts 130 improves office elect slate Stephen township council, at its regular meeting Tuesday, de- cided to install a lavatory at the clerk's office. Freeman Hodgins waited on Ihe council in regards to a by- law respecting the low-lying lands of the township, The coun- cil decided to study the pro- posed plans. General accounts amounting to 5125.35 were passed as were the township road vouchers. All members were present with the exception of Councillor Ed Gill. The attendance at the Senior Citizens Club meeting on Tues- day evening . numbered around 130, including visitors from near- by communities, St. Marys, Kington, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ewmett or Surrey, England, who are visiting their son in Exeter. After the opening singsong led by Walter Cutbush with Mrs. A, Dougall at the piano, Mrs. 11.1 Broderick's tap dancing girls entertained. Taking part were Kathy McDonald, Glenda Fisher,' Garbi Fritz, Louise McBride, " Brenda Skinner and Carol Ann Bell. Other numbers included trum-! pet selections by Ted Wilson; I trumpet duets by Ronnie Weber and Gary Eagleson, accompanied by Mrs. Emmery Fahrner; duets; by Robert and Jane Miller to' their own accompaniment on guitar and piano; solo by Mrs.) Lorne. Preszcator, accompanied by Mrs. F. King; Irish solos by IIiss Gail Attwell; duets by i Grant and Ken Jones, and a! violin instrumental by Fred: Miller, accompanied by Mrs. Phillip Johns. Music for dancing was pro -I vided by Cecil Skinner and .Mrs, i Frank King. The. Girl Guides servedthe lunch and for their; efficiency were awarded a hos- tess credit in their training as Guides. Committee named for the first meeting in the fall were Mr, and Mrs. George Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rodd.. Granton lady crash victim Mrs. Ida Beatson, 67, of Bid- dulph Township, died in Strat- ford General. Hospital, Monday, June 1, from, injuries received in a car accident on Highway 7 near Rannoch, April 24, in which her husband lost his life. In the accident Mrs. Beatson suffered :fractures of both legs when their car left the highway, broke off a telephone pole and struck a tree, She was the former Ida Atkin- son and had lived in Biddulph all her life. Surviving are brolhers, Earl and Gordon Atkinson, RR 1, Lu - can; Harry, Stratford; sisters, (Vera) Mrs. Elmer Lewis, and (Irene) Mrs. Edgar Lewis, both Exeter Lions Club held a father and daughter night at Arm- strong's Restaurant Thursday evening, President Ed Brady presided, A sing song was led by W. G. Cochrane with Norm. Waiper at the piano. Favors for the girls were small bracelets. W. G. Cochrane welcomed the guests and Miss Susan Goman expressed their appreciation on being present. A piano duet was played by Sandra and Linda Wal, per. A picture showing the at- tractions of Jamaica was en- joyed. K. G. Hockey was elected pre. sident of the club for the coming year. Past president is Ed, Bra- dy and vice- presidents are R. L. Beavers, Fred Darling and Andy 'Snelgrove. Secretary is Gerald Godbolt; treasurer, Ken McLaughlin; Lion tamer, Dick Jermyn; tail twis- ter, John Goman; pianist, Nor- man Wainer; bulletin editor, Lloyd Henderson; directors for one year, Jack Smith and Andy Johnston; for two years, E. D. Bell and Charles Smith. of Toronto; (Ethel) Mrs. E. J. Balsden, Stratford, (Elsie) Mrs, Delbert Morley and. (Jean) Mrs. Nelson Hodgins, both of London. Funeral service will be con- ducted on Thursday, at 2 p.m., from the Haskett and Son funer- al home, Lucan, with burial in St, James Cemetery, Clande- boye. Get The Deal Of A Lifetime On The Cars Of The Year! "Dividend Days" L. S. M. F. T, LIST PRICE SAVE up 10 *8000 'lased an a rec.nt eompaasen of manulaelurere suggested retail prices. (Larry Snider Means Fine Trades) STANDARD EQUIPMENT SAVE up to *79" GAS AND OIL SAVE up to *4800 each year You never have to wax a Ford SPECIAL SAVINGS ON USED CARS AND TRUCKS, TOO '58 CHRYSLER "WIN.DSOR," SEDAN—The car! • $3,500 '58 EDSEL "CORSAIR" SEDAN Automatic, radio $3,193' '57 BUICK "CENTURY" FORDOR HARDTOP—driven by a quiet, reserved and married air force officer $2,750 '58 FORD "SPORTS -LIVING" VEHICLE • , $2,500 '56 MONARCH "RICHELIEU" TUDOR HARDTOP auto- matic, radio, power steering, power brakes, in fact, she has everything '57 FORD TU:DOR.—six cylinder, choice of two '57 FORD SEDAN V8 engine, cheap at double the price! '56 FORD FAIRLANE SEDAN -- real nice, automatic, radio '56 FORD SEDAN '54 MERCURY "SUN VADLEY" T U D 0 R HARDTOP -= she's really the job! $1,395 '55 METEOR COACH, choice of 2 $1,395 '53 PONTIAC SEDAN— atitotatic, custom radio, solid $ 895 '51 METEOR COACH ,.,,...,,:,..,... .,, $ 495 $2,195 $1,895 $1,695 $1,695 $1,450 '52 STUDEBAKER. HARDTOP—V8 engine, automatic, radio, a real jazzy affair! - $ 695 '50 FORD SEDAN—a good one $ 250 '55 BSA MOTORCYCLE --- in real nice shape $ 350 TRUCKS '56 FORD TANDUM "700" DUMP—full license $4,500 '55 FORD TANDUM "800" DUMP Full air $4,300 '56 DODGE "K" STAKE DUMP $2,795 '58 FORD PICKUP -ebbe... a steal for this beauty! $1,995 '53 FORD 7 x 13 STAKE new motor $ "55 FARGO PANEL—a nice one ebbe $ AN.NOUNCEMEN BIRTHS— ENGAGEMENTS-,- APPPLETON -T- Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J.' L. McKnight Harper Appleton, London, are of Exeter wish to announce the happy to announce the birth engagement of their daughter, of a son, Stephen, Harper, at Sandra Ruth, to John Howard St, Joseph's Hospital, London, Weir, son of Mrs, Lorene Weir, May 24—a brother for David, 1 Detroit, Michigan. The wedding Li.11ibet and Jo -Anne. will take place at 2 p.ni. on AIU4'R(1 •— Mr. . , , .n. .. IrvineS:!ArONmstrong, Exeterand,Mrsan StreetSaturdayunitedJune Church27, iExeterJa. mes pounce the birth of a son, 4c William Jacob, at South Hur- Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Wilson on Hospital, May 27—a brother of Centralia wish, toannounce for Paul and Peter, the ,engagement of their daugh- RINNING-- Mr. and Marrse. W. N. ter,Jaron MargarRader, et son Ann,of toMr. Floydand Binning, Mitchell, happy to announce the birth of a Mrs. John Rader, Zurich; the daughter, Jane Francis, in marriage to take place in Christ Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea Church, Centralia, on June 20, forth, May 25. ( CAVERLEY --Mr. and. Mrs.D. CARDS OF 'THANKS4* .. J. R, Caverley, Columbia Dr., W wish to .express thanks to RCAF Centralia, announce the `our friends .and neighbors for all birth of a daughter, Mary their good washes and gifts re - Angela, at South Huron Hos- eeivedby us before departing to pital, May 31 a sister for.: Lethbridge, Alberta, — Mr. and Michael• ClIPPLES—Mr. and Mrs. Gor-iMrs. Joe Gosar and family. , 4* don Cupples, Luean, are hap-; Mr. and Mrs. John McElrea py to announce the birth of a! and brother, Glen, of .Kirkton, daughter, Cindy Lee, at St.' wish to thank their relatives, Joseph's hospital, May 30 — a; friends and neighoburs for the sister for Christine Anne. many acts of kindness, messages FORSYTHE — Mr. and Mrs, of sympathy and flower tributes David. Forsythe, Grand Bend, during their recent sad bereave, announce the birth of a daugh- ment of their daughter and dear ter, Sandra, at South Huron sister, Sharon Marie. Special Hospital, June 2. thanks to Rev. Elliott of Kirk- KEMP —Mr. and Mrs. Harry ton, Mrs. Keith and the pupils Kemp, Denfield, announce the of S.S. 3 school and all others birth of a son, Paul, at South who assisted in any way, 4c South Huron Hospital, May 30. KOE:ILEIt — Glenn and Audrey Koehler, nee Campbell, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter at Clinton Pub- lic Hospital, Alay 27. REGELE — Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd would. like to say "thank Regele, Hespeler, the former „ Shirley Kuhn, announce the ar- you to all who sent mecards rival of their daughter, Debra andtreats while I was in the June, on May 1, hospital and who came to visit ine since returning home.—Susan ENGAGEMENTS— Morley, 4* I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent cards and flowers to me while a patient in St. Jo- seph's Hospital.—Aljoe Culbert, 4* Mr, and Mrs, J. W. Horner of RR 3 Parkhill wish to announce the engagement of their . only daughter, Betty Anne, to Ken- neth Duncan Thomson, son of Mrs. Simon Thomson of RR 5 Parkhill, and the late Mr. Simon. Thomson; the marriage to take place in Greenway United l Church, Greenway, on June 27, 1959, at 2:00 p.in, 4c1 CARDS QF THANKS --7 l wish to :express my Sincere thanks to relatives and friends who visited and sent cards, flowers and treats to ,me while a patient in South Huron Hos- pital. Special ,thanks to Dr, Ecker and the nursing staff.— Mrs. Russell Wanner, 4c', Mrs. Archie Morgan and fain- ily wish to express sincere' thanks for all acts of kindness, shown to their husband and father during .his long illness and for messages of sympathy! and beautiful doral tributes .from kind friends and neighbours in their. bereavement. 4c The family of the late Mrs.: John Consitt wish to convey, their sincere thanks and ap- preciation to all who extended sympathy through cards, visits. and floral tributes during their' recent loss of a dear mother. Also special thanks to Dr. God- dard, nurses and staff of South Huron Hospital, Rev. Davidson. Edelweiss Relaekah Lodge and L.O.B.A. No. 172 Lodge, Many thanks to kind neighbours, rela- tives and friends.—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt, Mrs, Charles Far- quhar. ar q.h u ar. Town topics Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wright and Pat: of Chatham spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liani Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Idle and family attended the funeral of Mr, Idle's sister, Mrs. Raydon MacDonald in Durham on Mon- day. Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Willert, Larry and Stephen, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Maillet at Edgar over the weekend. Misses Dianne and Sheila visited with their grandparents, Mr, and Melvin King. • The Times-Advocatee June 4K 1959 Pogo 3 a}elil o IAA,u,Al1J,,1,R61.1,)RIFmuom1AAId,AdS1Al161r,,141iLILocto A{AIU.UIIlIA,IAI,Ayld1111ASmemonoto1d.II,��omot4l�dt� Warm air i.. i... ating And ..Air Conditionin9 New :Installations and Alterations LENNQX A ANTHES IMF ERIA , FURNACES OIL .iBIJ.RNER SALES A SERVICE Lindenfields Ltd. 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