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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1956-06-08, Page 5o "I • ',071Tw, 41 1. I o . 4 • i3 4 Park • • F1-44T••049,3k.WC. gOordflY anal 4444T;4dne9j*1i "RedliOads Frota Sattle" . , (Coe') , GI.TY TERESA' 'MITCHELL BREWER RIIONDA fumusIG (Two Carfoons) , Tuesday and Wednesday June 12 and 13 ' 'ft 64116111/ SPOT! iGINGER E. G. ROGERS ROBINSON ' LORNE 'GREEN • (Two Cartoons) TUESDAY, JUNE 12 ' is Dollar Nite • YOu, your family,, your friends can all' see the Show for ONE DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR ADMITS .'A CARLOAD- ; Th‘rsday and Friday June 14 and 15 "PERSONAL AFFAIR" GENE • LEO TIERNEY GENN (Two Cartoons') • Saturday and Monday June 16 and 18 "Tall In the Saddle" JOHN -ELLA 'WAYNE RAINES (Two Cartoons) Children .under 12 in cars—FREE rinture • lesson 71414:40eigAA6',' FTv• I OU 04 §,:•;e1 0 0` Reverence0400 f. givenle)04-'''bk '.03,,,, • prayer. 0011. ded over .thebusiness q19P'••151 mriod.:!plic•c•a,.l epcag*q9:4'l0i4dios,,4 sendI,d,;;(90W04t0„444095pNp.pi,#0,fs0001 pattiltO *Op* '''.616•414`..W#14 '.,.. , .,:,•:.,. „,,) Ato;;;3111:*•,-• Prayer.c.,.•,,,-, 9 'aiNtgO°00 a Tp R. Cooper. omen.4,-'tstioet 1441, g 0' 4',6 /' 1955 CH 1955 CHEV. DE'LUXE .SEDAN - Radio, Two -Tone , 1953 CHEV. SEDAN 1952 OLDS SEDAN—Radio, A.T., Two - Tone - 1952 FORD "SEDAN 1951 FORD COACH 1949` CHEV. COACH 1947 CHEV. COACH - 1953 FORD -1/2-TON.PICKUP 1950 DODGE 1/2-TON,PANEL 1947 FARGO 1/2 -TON PICKUP NO REASONABLE ' OFFER REFUSED Seolortit .Motors Chev. , - Olds. Chev. Trucks --(TEN EVENINGS PHONE 541 . HOSELINE AUTO Here's the "most' wanted" style at a low, low price — • Generous, full -thick 2' bristles • flexible Plastic Head— won't scratch • Water -Control Valve and.Shut-off in "Handle • Fits any 54" prden hose • A Keeps hands and clothes clean and dry A 'NATURAL' FOR FATHER'S. DAY :#04k -Wash. the Car in. Easy- Minutes You can bet that Dad will give a loud cheer when he gets his hands on this good looking "Plofessienal Design" Auto V- ih Brush,,Designed t�do a better job, faster . neater, tog neslopping water -evei ands or clothes. Controlled spray forced through jets in thechrustrhead (middy loosens dirt and floats it away. Wash And rinse -in one easy operdtien.,Shaped to fit all cOntourdot the' oar, the soft rubber -like pluttic handle. ,Sinitay ,cdtach to garden hose — Wash cars, 'windows, natural miiiVenient action with iminfortable corrugated hand, grip on .69 roteots carinish ' f: ,Ifes'eolourfal and handsome, built for ap • entwine; in leskthari halt the time:Yes, here's a gift that's "tops ,with Pope; „prided right down your alley. A CANADIAN- TIRE ysTHEWS DAY FEATURE VALUE SAVE SAFELY! —AT CANADIAN TIRE • •••411g,t1)0,44/A. 1,1 ‘j .• „ ".!,:1•4 35. G 1114 SMITH gAt*Itlirt rot,O., or‘4 ii*,1%0U O„nt. ll'101005-` pent ThOl'Sda, afternoon Mr. and Mrs. trat-104#44.:1oZ London, Waited ov•cr-lho'w.e.090 gyaMbilOtAck;.*Lft474.01• 444' 114PCrOMMI 1/9040' Neharme and daughter, , of Dashwood, were visitors.., • - • We are plea‘od to report Mrs. cedniore is out of the hospital and, is at the home of her, son, Stewart Cudmore, London; - Mr. and Mrs. Orville Workman and ehildren visitedo Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore, of, London. Mrs. Arthur Anderson was, ad mated to Scott Memorial Hospital. Seaforth, on Monday; And we hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Anderson, of Salmi*, Mick, returned to her home Sunday With - her danghter, Mrs. Burnham, af- ter 'spending two months with her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Winder and Mr. and- Mrs.. Elston Dawson. Mr. and Mre-N. Long. spent Sun- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.. Herb Curran, of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider, Paul and Judy, of Stratford, were Sunday, guests of Mrs. Schneider's father, Mr. Robert Thomson. Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Nels. Hood included: ,Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shannon, from Win- nipeg, on their *ay to Trenton, where Mr. Shannon has been post- ed. s Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gabriel and Miss Doreen Howard, all of Sarnia, visited at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Nethan Phillips and twin daughters, Ruth and Rose, of' Jeildo, Mich., spent the weekend with Mr., and Mrs. Ebert Faber. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomson. Miss Marion Thomson, Clande- boye, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Them - son.' Miss Irma Ropp, of Zurich, is spending a few days with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter. Infant Baptized On Sunday afternoon Myron Arn- old Gackstetter, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter, was baptized at their home by Rev. Norman McLeod. The day was also celebrated by the birthday of the child's grandfather, Mr. John Gackstetter. of near Dashwood, it being his 70th birthday. Those at- tending included: Rev. and Mrs. N. McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. William Horney, Exeter; John and Edward Gackstetter, of near Dashwood; Mr. and Mrs. ,Elmer Gackstetter, of near Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gackstetter, Kathryn and Henry, of near Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Foster, of Egmond- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Foster,. of Aldershot. A buffet luncheon was served with a birthday cake of 70 candles. Shower For Bride -Elect On Monday evening the congre- gation of St. Andrew's United Church gave a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Gerta Binnendyk, a bride-to-be of this coming Saturday. Mrs. Winston Workman was in charge of the program, and the evening opened with a sing -song, followed by con- tests. Gerta was asked to be seated in a prettily decorated chair, over which a pink and white sprinkling can was placed. Many beautiful tulips surrounded the chair. Lit- tle Joan Sinclair pinned the cor- sage on Gerta's dress, and the ad- dress was read by Mrs. Verne Al- derdice.. The gifts were many and very useful and were carried in by Sharon McBride and Margie El- gie. Gerta thanked everyone and invited all to her home on Wed- nesday evening, where a trous- seau tea was given. Lunch was f,4a'verY Wednesday g in Cavan. Church. Nortl United 000and Mae 'PO ,$,44,z1rf Duff's 64C-tRethetAsdieS mere vests, and an enjoyable af- ternoon was spent. e W.A. held a bazaar of tetno 'baking and sewing and tha_ Mis- sion Band sold candy. There was also a mystery box,NowAv nar- cissus made the church look as if ;spring had come at. last. Mrs. E. Toll /and Mrs. ROW McClure „re- ceived the guests.at the door and' Mrs.,Frank Johnston presided at the organ. The meeting opened' With a hymn, after which l!drs. Ar- thur Alexander read the 27th ,Psalm. Mrs. George Case led in prayer. Mrs. G. Smith read a poem and a short meditation. Mrs. S. Millen, of Bethel, sang, "Waiting on Jesus," which was followed by two poems by Mrs, L. Delmage. Mrs. Murray Dalton of Duff's played a piano selection. Mrs. Archie Somerville and Mrs. Les Pepper received the collection and Mrs. Neil Bell, Seaforth, sang "Thanks Be To God," accompan- ied by Mrs. Peter Dunlop. The guest speaker, Mrs. R. Watt, of Mitchell, was introduced by Mrs. Smith and told of a trip she and her husband had made to Detroit where they were guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. A.. -Banks, a negro fatally. They were very hind to them and they lived in luxury. Their anni- versary services usually last a week. A vote of thanks was given by Mrs. W. T. Dodds to Mrs. Watt and all those who took part in the meeting. Mrs. R. K. McFarlane sang a solo, "0 Soul Without a Saviour." The meeting closed with a hymn. A delicious lunch was served in the schoolroom, where a social half-hour was spent. served in the school room. During the Mission Band ser- vice on Sunday, Margie Elgie read an address and Marjorie Turner presented Gerta with a hammered aluminum tray. Following the morning service the choir made the presentation of a hammered aluminum Lazy Susan. d a, Seafi urn. •(61 -lot 12, concession 6, Hib- bert, V/11001.g.',P. short ilinese. *A11.25• 440111.131 T144.3 M. Alarm, was M her Wtb., year, and, was a native of AWOL She Neoeivek,13,Or, 00.1000,n at S4 - 0,130t Twp. she is survived :by her husband; a daughter, MO. Frank Turner, of Mitchell, and a grandson, Don- ald 111,113er• Mrs. Karburn was a member of. Staffa 'United Church and of the Staffa Women's Institute. Resting at her late residence, lot 12, con. 6, Hibbert, until 11 em, Saturday, when the remains will b,e taken to Bethel United Church, Munro, for service at 2 o'clock. Rev, Bert Daynard, of Staffa Unit- ed Church, will officiate and in- terment will follow in Bethel Unit- ed Church Cemetery, Munro. BRUCEFIELD Mrs, W. Stackhouse is visiting with her son, Mr. Albert Stack - blouse, in London. Mr. and Mrs. John A. MeEwan visited with their daughter at Wingham on Sunday and attended Flo*er Service u Wingham Unit- ed Church. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moffatt and Mr. and Mrs. Simon McKenzie spent Sunday with Mr. Don Mc- Kenzie, of St. Thomas. Mrs. W. Kenard attended the graduation of Miss Donna Mc- Bride of Stratford General. Hospi- tal -on Wednesday. Mr. Hargreaves received word that his father had passed away in his sleep. We extend sym- pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Har- greaves. Mr. George Anderson, Mr. An- drew Swan, Mr. J. E. Pepper and Mr. A. Mustard visited at the Har- greaves' home in St. Thomas on Sunday. Miss K. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott attended the -funeral of Mr. Hargreaves on Monday. 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