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her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
spent Monday in Woodstoelt.
spent the ic,..oster holidays with
Carol Welbert•
with Mr. and. Mrs. William Es,
eery was their daughter, Beat,
Carol and Harold of Brownsville
Airs, Jno Kuzmick gad boys,
Mrs. Kay Elston and Wendy
visitors during the weekend rice, .rtN, of
iiidgetown,
Thursday with. Air. and' Mrs. memorating the 7151.11 8601
Al. it, Elston. meeting of WA, presented' in
their cooins,. Al. and Mrs. in the annual meeting .of the
Elston. Wit of the Anglican church in.
I. Bruce and Mary Alice Monday evening they attended
,gilest of her cousin, Airs. D. A. don.
Waves of Woodstock .91Cfli the historical: pageant ..ct:011-
Mrs, Raymond Glaves, Mrs. the Diocese of London. On
Mrs. Al. il. Elston was a the Beal Technical School.,;4911-
The ThrePAtIvogete, May 3, 192 Paimill
also Mullins, London, while attend.
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By MRS. M. 114 ELSTON
Hiss ,Birdine Are ails, RN, of
Detroit underwent surgery on
Tuesday in the Woman's Hos-
pital, Detroit.
Miss Mildred Welberg spent.
the weekend with Air, and Mrs.
Noelheott of .Exeter and her
4,istele
Misses Bonnie and Robin.
Blair spent their. Easter holm
clays with their uncle and aunt,
Air and Airs. Don Blair.
Miss Nancy Blair spent the.
Faster holidays with her uncle
LADIES'
Fawn Suede upperswith
Matching shawl.
Rustlers steel 98
Spikes.
Special
m r5, Funeral Ijome, Flee.
II 1 P ter, bv, Leoie
GIGS at 91 y
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ear- satitm„,. •
termeet in ENelf`r Cemetery.
leillbearers w r r lifthert.
Airs. Benson Williams, 91, Carman and Cann of
died in South. Huron Hospital, ilaborne, Orville and Truce
Thursday, April 28. Cann of Exeter and Morris
Airs, Williams e as a life Cann of Meeford.
long resident of Ualiorne Toe. n-
ship, She was the former Pris-
cilla Cane, born on the fa
'con. 6, now owned by Robert
Gann.
Mr. 117illiams predeceased
her in 1919.
She was A member of James
St, United Church.
. Surviving are one son, ito.
land, Exeter, two grandchil-
dren and, four great grandchil-
dren.
Funeral service was con-
ducted from the Hopper-
ATTRNPS FUNERAL IN WEST
airs. Richard Dickies tell last
Tuesday by plane for North
Bettleford, Sask., owing to the
sudden death of her eleterein-
law,. Airs, Warren Hunter on
Monday, April 23
airs. Hunter is, survived by
her husband, one daughter, Mrs.
Robert hedelici Fahey, Van.
couver; two sons, Cl eorg e.
North Battleford and Jack of
the ROMP, Ottawa.
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By MRS, M. FAIST
CRED1TON
. The Women's Institute entered
t the senior citizens banquet
last .Wednesday evening. The
meal was followed by a pro-
gram with Mrs. Earl Neil as
eheirlady.
Prievs were given to the yid-
eel person whiee was Mrs.
John 111 o i' 1 o e Ic oar With
the nearest birthday, Mrs. W.
H. Smith and wedding. anni-
versary of the .couple closest
to banquet, Mr. and Airs.
ham Schroeder who were. mar-
ried la- years ago that. day.
Bev, A. M. Schlenker was
guest speeke.... All reported
lovely evening.
Personal items
Mr. and Airs. Benninger and
Airs, Wm. Leary of Detroit
aC00111Pgnied by their mother
Airs. Sam Lamport, who spent
the winter with them, returned
home, They remained a few
days.
Mrs, Beulah Donau of Reese,
Michigan, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. IV. Smith over the
eekend.
The Musical concert of We
school area \vitt he held in the
EUB church on .Alay 8 at 8
o'clock.
Alr. and Airs. Joeepli Fink-
twiner spent a few clays laet
week al Barrie visilleg with
their son, air. a n d Mrs.
Eugene Finkbeiner ',and fam-
ily,
Miss Mar earel Lawson of
London spent the Easter week-
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Lawson.
Mr. George Coward is spend•
lug a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Coward of Farquhar,
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman elor-
The story in
G ind end
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
Personal items
Deborah and Barry Campbell
of Exeter spent a few days
last week with their aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wei-
berg.
Mr, and Mrs, Ervin Racier,
Sharen and Ruthanne of Dash-
wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Howe of London visited last
Friday with Air. and Mrs. Well-
wood Gill.
Alias Lenore Trott of London
Teachers College spent the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Len Trott,
Miss Judy DesJardine of Tor-
onto spent the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
DesJardine and family.
Mrs, David. Leigh and chil-
dren of Oakville, visited a few
clays last week with her par-
ents, Mr, and Airs. Herman
Gill and family,
Miss Susan Gill spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Allister of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Park of
Trenton visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Patter-
son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Skillender
of London and Mr. Robert Shaa
ron of Camp Borden, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
Newman Sharon,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dysan
of London visited over the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
Roger Farley.
Air. and Mrs. George Miteh•
ell of Moray visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mitch•
ell and Wayne,
Mrs. Ellie Baker has re,
turned home after spending a
week with her daughter, Mrs.
W. Hicks and Mr. Hicks. al
Iilyth.
Mr. George Campbell re-
turned home from Westminster
hospital on Friday.
Muss Mary Yeo received word
last Wednesday of the death of
her brother, Mr. George Yee of
Detroit,
Miss Jane Alanorce nurse-in
training al Sarnia, spent the
holiday with her parents., Mr,
and airs. John Memel and
Dirk.
Stephen tapeless of London
spent the Easter holidays with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Len Trott and Lenore.
D. G. Witherspoon
Donald Graham Witherspoon,
M. of London, died Sunday,
April 20 al Victoria Hospital.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Cora Oliver. of Grand
Bend; sons, Robert and Riche
arc!, at home; his mother, alee,
Christina Witherspoon, London;
brother, John of Montreal.
Service was held Wednesday
al the Stephenson and 'Son Fun-
oral Home, Ailsa Crete. Burial
in Nairn cemetery.
Operating costs of the CJiG in
the 10624;3 fiscal. year are esti-
Mated at $110,000,000, of which
on e•thled will come from ad-vertising revenues end tteCee
thirds from federal gov&tinitmi:
tx revenues.
oesseeneemestaisesammetwassieen
STEREO HI.FIDELITY
COMBINATION $199
FM/AM ladie, NeW 4-elleed
autOMatic reeord changer,
beatitiftil walnut cabinet.
Vuenif:t:1 :01:1"Ar plpnliances
SANDY ELLIOT
10.0fmtmortfix‘vittonoluesmomot
Institute. entertains
seniors at ,Credito.n
lock and Borden spent a few
.days up north at their smu-
mer cottage at Dorset.
Air, and Mrs. Ara Feist of
Elkton, Mich„ who attended a
funeral at Exeter spent Om
weekend with Airs. Al. Feist
and other relatives.
Rev. wet Airs. F. Al. F.alet
and Charles of K hener
visited oe Sunday with. Airs.
Ezra Feist ,and Nola.
Rev, and Mrs. B. Carr and
family of St. Jacobs and Ales.
Claret= Sehade of Zurich
were visitors with Air, and
Mrs. Welter Weber and fam-
ily recently.
Air, and Mrs, R. C. 'Malley
and family of Exeter attended
anniversary service on. Sun•
clay morning and visited with
Mr. Alberti Gaieer,
Mrs. Earl. Coughtrey flew to
Holland last Sunday for a few
weeks to visit with relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Dale of
Brampton visited with Air,
Francis Clark over the week-
end.
Anniversary services in the
EVE church. with Rev. F. M.
Feist of Kitchener as guest
speaker was well . attended.
There was special 'singing by
the choir and many from Dash-
wood, .Zurich and United
Church attended,
Mr. Gerald Geiser of Lon-
don visited with his grand-
mother, Mrs. ,John Morlock, on.
Sunday.
Airs. W. S. Misener and Su-
san of Summersicie, P.E.I., is
visiting with her perents,
and Mrs, Maurice Beaver.
Group f of the Ladies Aid of
the EtaB Church with airs.
Aaron Wein as convenor enter-
tained. the choir to a banquet:
on Monday evening, Twenty
sat down to a well laden table,
after which the choir had prac-
Hee and games,
.air. and :fir's "John Wade and
Johnny spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Terry Wade and son
at London.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Fenmery Fahrner
were Air. and Airs. Chris
Heist, Airs. Beatrice Hess of
Zurich, airs. G. Kading of God-
erich, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Ilaist of Dashwood, Mr, and
Airs. Well Heist of Exeter, Air,
and Airs. Roy Rata and Don-
ald of Shipka,
Mr. F. W. Clark has sold his
properly to Mr. Lorne Hodge,
Mr. Clark upon an invitation
by Airs. Milo Snell of Exeter,
who before her marriage was
Fleda Baker a first cousin of
Mr,' Clark, will take up res-
idence with her and have a
sale of his household furniture
in the near future.
Miss Gertrude Beaver and
friend. of Detroit visited with.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy
Beaver over the weekend.
Air. Ross Wein has returned
home from Guelph and will be
home for the. seminer,
Mr. William'` Swartz, is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
COME IN AND
TRY THE NEW
ET
ONE RIDE WILL
CONVINCE VOW
1960 MORRIS 850 Tudor
1960 METEOR Montcalm,
radio, automatic, com-
pletely equipped, white
with red interior.
1959 METEOR Montcalm
Better than new.
1959 FORD Sedan, 6-eyl.
:1959 VAUXHALL, estate
wagon, tutone, sharp,
1958 METEOR Sedan •
V.8, automatic, radio.
1956 PLYMOUTH Sedan
Recl and white, auto-
matic, new tires,
1956 METEOR HARDTOP
Radio, V-8, automatic, tu-
tone 'color,
1956 PLYMOUTH ,etlatt
Mechanic's special . $99
1056 FORD Sedan, black,
new whitewall tires, ra-
dio, like BeIV,
1055 METEOR Sedan, two,
tone, new tires,
1954 METEOR Rideau Se-
dan, now tires, overdrive,
excellent condition,
1954 METEOR Tudor, tu-
tone.
1953 DODGE;
SID.AN ..... $195.00
South. End •
Service •
kuo old Ottkk Snell
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