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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1953-05-08, Page 3• +77 Irtg,A-" 4tr-rit7 , .. . 4-2.* .• ; ; 7 44iit , ." , • BRUSH • PAPERHANGING • 'WATERPROOFING CELLAR ViTALW JACK MOORE. Phone 1694 NORTH MAIN 8T. -- SEAFORTH 09modI/m1990111.611111111.1.111.1nusi 414.94i • J4,Pretill „. , 4410-. 410, 'rdnoPy,x^) Zot4.4.01% .1011on& Voleutolo 3401 owgent 0** Augliiter,‘.ftlta nor4oP. 1,41o0r90 SOPA to Van wieren, een .OL.Mr. and. Mien Dirk Van Wieren,. Mennen. 40.0 NOTICEI S "age WANTED WE WILL PICK UP Iron and All Kinds of Metal, Raga Highest leash Prieea Paid LOUIS HILDEBRAND • ¥2Z1,, 4)7144, SWAP* W1. TA Pe Gunettt ; 4090,0110Y1W9CICafes awl Mrs. W. fitiPi „aylt,,hentetienW for the 8147 Meal)*Rf,. tttel WonraV Inanute. May 13, Irnen'in intereating pro - groin to. ,bOtog .0bomod. '.Tlio, leta- A/Woietir4A40erhet` 40 raNlabia 41 PAPERHANGING : Weiler andExterler,DefieratIng WALTER PRATT • .- ma. 1, Walton Phone 481-M Phone AS r 9 SEAFORTH EIRUS8EL.8 NINIMANINDUNIVINOW\11% .vo, co41 r eute6s •,•• P144:FAIPY. ..**110% Annivereary aniTin.0040,114.0 10.47/4 .4Tk•,,#W 0.114001010•00%.: TIflaonbg will b z�at 40-2.0,94491igngostrAW44494YA, Plus ivy, Af, !pep, Volk, p • tOnoteal under the Oree en 4f- nie cheir tender,.an4 M1aa (Arita j.,anunie, Organist. t . . Chiselherat fieriloe The time Of thissibilrat Vorido- during the aunpner season is at 9:45 beginning next ,Stinday, May 10. TheMOtlier'o Day genie,* will be feature& '`,1" ' • 1 • ," If • . ft,?* Ott tio-. W eittAt , Oen, 00- ,Ot Pam V.* OV. Xce 4464Y. Eit. 4:1 ..kll.ft‘. ; tolo IleAdorsP4t. Tan WOOD and Warkik41 416,6JIL W, R.4:93ets 46 di - tor Of the ra nddaughter Ilan Win Music Honors Joyce and Jelin Priestap, Mit- chell, grandebildren,of Mr. Robert Thomsen, Kinnen, carried! off drat prize in the 'violin duet class. 14 years and under, with a mark of 84, in the Oxford County Music Fes.• Uval at Woodstock last week. Aud- ( in in 1953 • • • Above: Thg!'Two-Ten" 4 -Door Sedani: At. right.: The "One -Fifty" 2 -Door Sedan, two of 16 beautiful models in 3 great, new series. • .....,...t,:-.40.10,1Mtatigpassa.• ... .6W4iNEW 'belief et? Ihrow4.1 New Fashion -First Bodies by Fisher . . . new, richer and roomier interiors . . . wide choice of body -types and color harmonies . new 115-h.p. "Blue - Fame" high -compression engine in Powerglide* models . . new 108-h.p. "Thrift -King" high -compression engine,in -gearshift models ... entirely new economy with important savings in gasoline and upkeep . . . entirely new Powerglide* with faster getaway; more miles per gallon . . . entirely yiew Power Steering (optional at extra cost) . the softer, smoother Knee -Action Ride . . . more weight -- more stability — more road -steadiness .. . ea.sier- acting Velvet Pressure Jumbo -Drum Brakes . . . Autronic Eye which auto- matically dims and brightens headlights (optional at extra cost) . . . Safety Glass in windshield and all windows of sedans and coupes. . . GM Shade - Lite Tinted Glass, with exclusive, graduated windshield tinting (optional at 'extra cost). A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE A ii.i::11S ." .::1*:'sliiii:gi,.‘i:i:'•: '' ....,,,,,„ „,........... , . •:: W=";:,,i,,,,,. • • .. .. . , . , .,,,,,,, ..me,g4:MOK's,,,, ••.•,.."-.50;i44," ‘..,4:4.4.,..4,,...400,4,....-....,....,,,:x• .. .4. ... .. A4iiialof-Oz-*.itioze'Vii.,..,:::.- .. . _ It ,brings you more new features, more fine -car advantages, more real quality for your money...undies Canada's lowest -priced full-size car! Farther ahead than ever in quality . . . yet the lowest -priced full-size car. ... with 'eater economy of operation! That's the story of this sensational new Chevrolet for 1953. And, of course, that means, more value for you who buy it. More pleasure in your motoring, and more money in your pocket! Imagine — the most beautiful car in its field, with new Fashion -First Bodies by Fisher that set the standard of styling, in - EV R . - H side and out. And it's a truly powerful dar. The easiest driving, easiest riding car in its field, with many advancements for your coinfort, convenience and safety. Yet, with all these new and exclusive advantages, Chevrolet remains the lowest - priced line in its field! Yes, indeed, only Chevrolet gives such excellence with such economy. Come in and prove it at your earliest convenience! *Combination of Powerglide automatic transmission and 115-h.p. Flame" engine optional on Bel Air and "Two -Ten" models at extra cost. • MORE PEOPLE BUY • CHEVROLETS THAN Mit OTHER CAR MOTORS GOOD DRIVERS DRIVE S4FE CARS ... MAY IS SAFETY MONTH fOR4, 1,1! rg. 140 ... ifuo*teo/Wriii sarotto MOorgo,,WilUod, ShOrtrees4.-Nox001 Vowooldit, SO o .sdre.„Attortreottil an* AtoIate NtrinicOn4.11xortfrOed:-.1 The. Marriage will -toile Nene 'int eLve•rreabYterian 'Saturday, may so, 1953. Hensall, Zurich Men Invelved in Accident West Of Bewail , An accident west of Hensall on 'No. 84 Highway, In so, involved owner, •R,R. 2, Zuriehp "1414971911e1nn 11 w3latiuSs travelling township 4311!4;;. township road, while Mr. Truenin- er was moving, east on 84 Highway. The two collided at the intersec- tion, The Truemner car rolled over twice. PC. E. Zimmerman, Elceter, estimated the dames to 'both ve- hicles at $900. Hullett Annual Music Festival Held in Londesbora Church Hullett Tolinship's second an- nual music festival .was held Wed- nesday. at the Londesboro United Church with Garfield Bender, music director for schools in Kitchener, tis adjudicator. The full-day festival included a program in which all winners re- peated solos and, choruses for the public. A class for rhythm bands was added. to this year's. program. According to Mrs. Willis VanEg- mond, of R.R. 1, Clinton, secretary - treasurer, 216 entries were receiv- ed from 14 Hullett Township schools. This represents a noted increase over last year. Former Dublin Bank Manager Marked 90th Birthday Saturday Frank McConnell, who was man- ager of the first bank to open in Dublin, Was guest of honor at a birthday party in Mitchell last Sun- day. He was, 90 years old on Satur- day. Mr. McConnell now lives in London. Born in Hibbert Township on May 3, 1863. son ok mr. and Mrs. John McConnell, he was manager of the Western Bank which was opened at Dublin in 1903. He mov- ed to Dublin in 1895. The Western Bank later became, the Standard Bank and then the Canadian Bank of Commerce. He is the only surviving member of the blinding committee of St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, which was opened in 1900. Memorial Window is Dedicated A beautiful memorial window, de- picting the Resurrection, in the nave vt,44.. Presbyterian Church, was dedi ated at the Sunday moll): ing service by the minister, Rev. R. G. MacMillan. The window is in memory of the late Dr. and Mrs; Hugh Innis Strang, well-known and highly respected citizens of Gode- rich, Dr. Strang taught school in Goderich for. 46 years, 34 of them as principal of the Collegiate. Miss Margaret Strang made the presen- tation on behalf of the members of the Strang family, Miss Mabel Strang, Miss Grace Strang of Gode- rich, Mrs. F. H. Hewson (Jessie) of Niagara -on -the -Lake, and Mr. H. Preston Strang, Toronto. More than 500 people toolcommunion at Knox Church on, Sunday:—Gode- rich Signal -Star. Mathers, Anderson Score in Weekend Shoot At Kippen in At bile weekend trap 'sioot }<Innen, Harry Mathers and ' John Anderson were high in the doubles and singles. Following scores were made: Wm. Luniby. Goderich, 24, 20, 22, 19; Wm. Venner, Hensall, 18, 16; H. Mathers, Exeter, 16; E. Kipfer, Exeter, 17, 18, 16; L. Ven- ner, Hensel], 21, 24; C. Lee, Hen- sel], 18, 20; A...Gilbert, Goderich, 21, 22; J. Gilbert,- Goderich, 18, 19; Wsn. Kyle, Kippen, 20, 22; J. An- derson, Kippen, 25, 23; °A. Pass- more, Exeter, 21, 18; T. Sherritt, Hensall, 20, 23; Wm. Beck, Gode- rich, 21, 20; Wm, Co'oper, Kippen, 20, 19, 20; N. 'Harburn, Cromarty, 18, 20, 24; A. Quance, Cromarty, 15-151, Sam Dougall, Hensall, 19; R. McLeod, Wingham, 22, 18; Tru-' deau, Clinton, 16. Doubles—A. Gilbert 17, J. Gilbert 14, 'Norm Harburn 13, H. Mathers 18, W. Cooper 14, W. Lumtby 14, T. Sherritt 16, J. Anderson 15, R. Mc- C Wie ,. eisori,,4040 We Phil( tr.rdhaufAlirii0.111.4.41:4 Phone 230 - Seafo A:01:41.0,4i74790:40v,;17, pow' ruin nrefoo4,st; rialOkIrtS kg& 'Gent% vpu#90A,'59c.. QualltY Plus Dur Mot ici 1:MAIANAN - PropTietor .01110,41111r.w,„.. ;,„'• •„. • : • BUY YCAHt• COM - THE EA1,t)f' NO CA$01 • UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY"- • ° , . ASK US TODAY! At ABOUT THE OLD COMPANY'S COAL CLUB! Seaforth Lumber Ltd. Phone 47, Seaforth Why worry about your fuel bill this year? Buy your coal the easy way from us! All you want! All sizes! Any time you want it! Fast, clean, efficient service! Old Company's Lehigh Premium Hord Coai 4,7/.'n'a4:aant:erud"b;k4t.°, Good Housekeeping I/MIMED TWA Get Set For and join the Parade At the WINGHAM ARENA Friday, May 15th featuring Roy Ward Dickson And His Goofy Gang In Person Hundreds of Prizes Valued at Over $2,500.00' Be sure to bring a "Gagbag"—a stropping bag filled with odds and ends. One item in it may win you a fine NEW EASY WASHER ADMISSION Advance Sale - -1 $1.25 General $1.40 Sponsored by Kinsmen Club of Wingham Tickets available at WHITNEY'S FURNITURE 'MG @sag cR the re By Roe Farms Service' Dept. . • • • - • ••e;,..;'1.,•-•-i:.••g-•:!;;•,.p'•,•,',. • , rth Id ell Store Sale Bills Business Cards Window Cards, Laundry Lists Visiting Cards Bread Tickets Letter Heads Meal Tickets Filing Cards Programmes rat a/1141 PRINT'ING PROBLEM 41 The Huron EApositor stAroatit 04! „ • • !No: 4,4 BIRDS THE ARETHEY , ARE RANGE, , 4,4' si vIdterw•-_______Argrie;k„. ( NOT 50 BAD, DOC. BUT THERE16 A LOT MORE. TO TI -115 RAH6E , e E305/NE65 THAN MEET5THE EYE. _1 YOU pET THERE 15, JACK. PROpER HANDLING OF BIRD5 ON THE RANGE. MEANS PROFIT OR 1.055 IN THE LAYING PEN . YE6, JACK. A 600D RANGE 16 MIGHTY IMPORTANT- A 000P GROWIPIO MA5H * JUST A6 IMPORTANT. 5b DON'T FORGET TO U5E -.•01.1 (I'M \-,..v....._,------- 44 ONE UPON YOU THERE, DOC- I ALWAYS ME Vir4-6ROW . WIGE. 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Sadle'r, Staffa , ..eAr.:-.43/1P.P.Atit...ar,,ar Agf;'',*1' *,,,,,, / A . . • • • - • ••e;,..;'1.,•-•-i:.••g-•:!;;•,.p'•,•,',. • , rth Id ell Store Sale Bills Business Cards Window Cards, Laundry Lists Visiting Cards Bread Tickets Letter Heads Meal Tickets Filing Cards Programmes rat a/1141 PRINT'ING PROBLEM 41 The Huron EApositor stAroatit 04! „ • • !No: 4,4