Loading...
The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-07-02, Page 15flaaataraetretttrtieie-eeeniteet&e.eeestteeeattarmttsettsteeeMteseeteeers.eittemsseteteesteeeste.etxttsmetteetiteeteeeeeieetsaeitteteeeetetetesetets$ Pap- 16 Moult :7, 1959 •Luc and district news -104109000111.10.0•EP Phone BA 7.4255 Vorres.pondent: Mise Line Abbott • • • Kids display Trousseau tea Pair from Exeter win three times h. t for Sandra Joy Another good attendance was gut to the Thursday night Le- gion Auxiliary bingo at the Le- gion Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper, Exeter, upheld their re- cord with the former winning a bingo and the latter, not only winning the $5 jackpot consola- tion but also shared the third part of the consecutive bingo with Mrs. S. McRoberts of Gran- ton. The first part a the consecu- Dye bingo went to Mrs, Harold Rawson, Granton and the second part to Mrs. Dieter Geissler, Lu - can. Teenage Bill Neil won the $6 "Share the Wealth," Other winners were Mrs. Mary 3.1cRoberts, Grantee, Mrs. Grant Brooke, Luean, Mrs. C. Roily, Liman, Mr. Joe Campbell, Exe- ter, Earl Freneh, Granton, Mrs, Harold Butler, Luean, who won one and shared one with Mr. Cla- rence Taylor, Exeter, Mrs, Wil. Liam French, Granton and Mrs. E. Wallace, Granton. Next week's jackpot will be $110 he 54 calls, Corbett-Meath:I reunion The annual Corbett-Meadd re union was held at the farm of Mr, Harold Corbett of Lucan, Sunday, July 26 with over 100 members present, from Toronto, Si. Catharines. London, Parkhill, Brine, Mount Brydges, Ailsa Craig, Guelph. Theciford, Arkone. Kingsway, Ipperwash, Islington and Gorrie. ettomf# ,&14***,-,Awfivvre‘:,4! Church Activities II levenien ... • . (an Saturday, Jule 25, afte- Owing to the removal of trees and *evening. Mrs. Derwtt in front of the Community me. Beatson opened her home for a trousseau tea in honor of her morial Centre and the levelling of the ground, the vacation school daughter, Sandra Joy, prior to achievement night her marriage to 1dr. Ralph Pitt scheduled to be held. In the Centre's amino- • rium, e covered table centred with pink A t 1 last Fridayvenin had to Pouring tea from a lace be held at the Anglican hure , and white carnations flanked with the program in the church and the display owork and sale with pink tapers, were Mrs. John f - of candy. ice-cream and freshie Stevenson of Thorndale in the af in the church basement. ,ternoon and Mrs. Herman Foster The dean, the Rev. J. P. Prest of Exeter- in the evening- M.C, for the program which Assisting in the tea room were was Mrs. Fred Cook and Mrs. James opened with fun songs, directed by Mrs. Murray Hodgins. For Riddell in the afternnon and Miss the singing of new hymns learned. Barbara Foreman and Miss Jean A...,41,,1Egan of London, in the evening. Mrs. Van enthal led the Pettettreeeet.:-.,•-eieseettetetetseteseess•esseette. Anglican News Dr. R. K. Harrison of Huron College was the guest speaker at the morning service with Frank and Pat Egan acting as servers for the communion ser- vice. Fred Culbert was crucifer and Miss Joyce McDonald was soloist. United Church On Monday evening a valua- tion meeting was held in the school room to discuss the mer- its — pro and con — of the 1959 vacation school and to plan for a bigger and better school next year, In the absence of the dean, the *erre .T. P. Prest, the ReV. Edgar Roulston presided. , Pentecostal Holiness Church Last Wednesday evening ser - Martin sopranos and Mrs. Jack Steaey Displaying the trousseau were, T Maje le Mis Mar - TS. om r , s ga the altos. The kindergarten chit- Miss Pat 'Chap. dren were led by Mrs. Charles ret MeManna, man all of London, Miss Marlene Corbett in a number of songs. Revington of Lucan and Miss Ca - c ion songs. iuets. lherine Caverhill of Ilderton. with reading and a Bible skit, Showing the gifts were Miss Carole Davis as commentator, Sharon Beatson and Miss Patsy made up the rest of the pro- Sholdiee of Ailsa Craig gram after which Mr. Prest Hostesses honoring the bride troduced the new recreation di- with bridal showers, prior to the • • The splendid and colorful dis- troueseau tea, were Miss 1a bare Foreman, London, Miss - work downs'de Marlene Revington, Luean Mrs , all wonder how so much could be Fred Cook, Granton, and the accomplished in five days. staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia, London. Loca s take Iead Following the wedding rehear- sal last Friday night the groom's mother, Mrs. E. R. Pitt enter. in pee -wee series tamed the bridal party at her Sy WARD HODGINS home at Lucan. The first pee wee game of the • • • semi-finals was played in Lucan.. last Thursday night with Lucan defeating Hensel]. 19.10. The game had to be called in the fifth inning owing to darkness, The Lucan team, which had been trailing Hensall 440 won 15 runs in the bottom of the fourth. Lucan's pitchers were Kirk Montgomery and Donnie Cough- lin and catcher was Russell Ken- nedy. Personal items Terry Culbert and Gerald Ham- ilton spent the holiday weekend in Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Among those from a distance who were unable to attend Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aylestock's golden wedding and who called later were, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ridolls, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Love and Mr. and Mrs. Col Mark, all of Listo- wel, Mr, and Mrs. James Mas- ters of Parkhill, Mrs. Jack Ros- ser and Barbara of Ailsa Craig and Mrs. Richard Smibert of Il— derton, Mr. and, Mrs. Lionel, Kendrick and Mrs.. Warner McRoberts of vice was in charge of Mr. Ed. Lucan, Mr. and Mrs. Mac La -i Butler with Mrs. Howard Currie mond and family of Cromarty leading in the music. I and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Cree-: The Thursday prayer meeting ry and family of Woodham had was held at the home of Mr. and a family reunion at the Pinery Mrs. Clarence Frost. Provincial Park last Sunday. • . Beginning on Friday, July 24 Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Laverty a ten day Pentecostal Holines and family were weekend visitors Camp was held at Fair Haven with Mr. and Mrs. William ` Christian Villa on Lake Erie near Brownlee, taking home Valerie Wheatley. Between 25 and 30 and Johnny who had spent two members of the Lucan church at vveeks with their erandparents. tended, some 15 remaining for Mr. Tommy Brooke of London the 10 days, the others attending spent the holiday weekend at his both weekends. Both Rev. Fred home here. Thomson and the Rev. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones Hall assisted in the meetings. and family of Kippen were Sun - This week Mr. Hall is assisting day guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ir - at the Exeter Pentecostal Holi- ving Gibson. ness Bible School in Exeter. "Shirley Harvester" owned by First baptism Mr. Wilmer Scott came first in Rev. Stanley Tomes (formerly Thursday's races in Toronto. of Clandeboyei who was tecently Miss Eileen Cranston of Lon - ordained had his first baptism don spent the holiday weekend in Kenora, June 26, when he bap- at her home here. tised Ian Stewart, small son of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Hardy Mr. and Mrs. truce, Stewart have returned home from a few (nee Lorraine Hodgins, formerly days visit in Toronto. of Lucan) in St, Albans Pro -Ca - were Mrs. Mitchell Haskell who has ,thedral, Ian's godparents been the sick list is improved. Mr. and Mrs. James Patenan of Recent visitors with Rev. and Kenora. Mrs. E. M. Cook, were Rev. and Personal items Mrs. A. L. Sisco of Tavistock Mr. and Mrs, Don Downs and Councillor R. L. and Mrs. Knox Mrs. Irene Coursey last Thurs. of Sarnia, and Mr. ,Tack Moise day paid a farewell visit with Mr, of Detroit. Mr. Cook recently and Mrs. Merrill Edwards (nee supplied Tavistock United Church Marion Coursey) of London prior for four Sundays. Next Sunday to their leaving on Friday to he will supply Woodham United niak'e their home in Fredericton, Church and the next four Sun. N.B., where Mr. Edwards will be days Lucan a n d Clandehoye teaching in the university there. United Churches. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Reving- Mrs. Joe Orme of Toronto and ton and Gary attended the Ham- Miss Dorothy Wildern of St. Ca - burg races last weekend and saw tharines have returned home at - 'Sister Harmony" and "Howard ter visiting Mrs. T. D. Orme. Rosecroft" each come in eecond. The former assisted Mrs. Orme Mr. and Mrs. Douglas King with her se And moving to tee and family of Harriston, Mr. Al- J. B. Ready Apt. lie Hodgins and Miss Vivian Gregory Revinglon, small son rairles of London were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Revington visitors 'with. Mrs. Annie Fere is holidaying with his grandpar- les. , ents, Mr. and Mrs, Sheridan Re - Mrs. Mel Culbert and girls Vington. have returned home after spend- Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Crozier, Ing a few days in Oakville, the son Brian and daughters Cathe- guests of Mr, and Mrs. Chester rine and Wendy of Kirktott Lake, Patrick. spent last week with Mr. eid Mrs. E. C. Attwell, nee Marga- Mrs. Ronald Crozier at "Tyrone ret Ashworth and family cd Gor- Farm." Lune, leaving on Men- rie are holidaying with Mre, day for Westport, Rideau Lakes Attwell's father, Mr. D. A. Ash- where they will be the guests of worth MrS. A. 1, Crozier. Sharon Smith of Drayton is ho- Mr. and Mrs, Hamilton Corbett • lidaying with het tOtiSin; Man- of Kingsway have returned home teen Strlith, after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barker of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corbett. latiseat. Alta., and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Alan Ready of the Rank of Jack Weber of Woodstock were :Montreal staff has been sent to guts last week of Mr. and Mts. Sareia. Me has been replaced Frank Hardy. here by Miss Shelagh twen of Linda Hamblin el London is Market St. holidaying with Betty Anne Lew- Rev. end Mrs. J. P. Prost end Is. family left ore Monday for Mt. and Mrs, James Freeman Morith's vacation in Queboc, and family are spending their vet Where Mr. Prest will take over cation et Long Peant. relief duties in St. Ann S ehureh, Miss Kate towyer has re- Itichmend, turned from a week's visit to De- Mr. Gordon itlerarlirie of ir- rolt. _rri arn, .„ Mts. H. ran! .• Mr, arid. Mrs. tdward (ed) is of ShelbitSittnearid Mrs. Cliff tledgins M Chicago art spend- 'White M New Market . visited log a few days with Mr. and Mrs. their father Mr. Alex Merarline, T. A. HOdgint and Other Licari ; a patient in St. ,,,lesephl HOspi- telatiVet* recreation Report By SAM SCREATON Recreation Director The Lucan Community Me- morial Centre is in the throes of erecting some fine additions to the recreational facilities. On Monday evening, July 27, 28 of Lucan's public spirited. citizens converged on the new tennis court, armed with rakes and shovels. There they proceeded to spread numerous loads of earth in preparation for :surfac- ing of the courts. We also under- stand a few blisters and sore muscles were developed in the process. The new 'Outdoor Gymnasium' has been erected and •seems to be quite popular. The steel work for the new swings and the Ocean Wave have been erected and they will both shortly be completed and ready for use. Shortly thereafter, a teeter-tot- ter and a sand -box will be set up which will provide excellent recreational -facilities for many youngsters seemingly at loose - ends for something to do in their spare moments. For those youngsters who don't have an opportunity to play base- ball with one of the local ball teams, we are looking for you to come to the. hall diamond' here at the recreational centre every morning at ten o'clock. Also in the field of softball, how about a girls' team? Any in- terested? Call and let me know, While many teenagers are away on holidays at the present time, it is • rather difficult to know what interest might be taken in re -organizing Teen Town. Your new Recreation Director would greatly appreciate if any and all teenagers who are in- terested enough to call and list their names for such an organiza- tion. FIRST REUNION IN 32 YEARS—The unbroken family of the late Mr. and Mrs, Richard Culbert met last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hodgson, Lucan, after a lapse of over 32' years, Back. row, from left, are Arthur Culbert, Winnipeg; Mrs. Ab Beadle (Lela), Stratford; Myron Culbert, Lucan; front, Mrs. Norman Gras (Ethel), Newark, NJ; Mrs. Charles Carseadden (Hilda), Whitby; Mrs. Eldon Hodgson (Mary). —Culbert Photo Personal items (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins and Don spent last weekend in Owen Sound where they cele- brated the birthdays of both Mr, and Mrs. Joe Hodgins, Mrs, Garfield Needham has re- turned home to Ballymote after spending a week with Mr, and Mrs, Henry Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Les Woodward and family ,teft Friday, July 24, for a 10 day vacation at Footes Bay, • Carol Schlueter of Drayton is spending a weeks' vacation with Mr. and Mrs, R. K. Montgo• mery. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Armitage and family of Lucan picked up Mr. and Mrs. Levi Darling of Parkhill last Saturday and all were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ed- gar Darling of Grand Bend. Dianne. and Barbara Cooper, children of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cooper are holidaying in London with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smibert, Mr, and Mrs, P. 0. King of Oakville are guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. .1. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Art Black and family attended the Black -Wil - Earns wedding in Pt. Perry last Saturday. The groom is a nephew of Mr, Black, Mr. and Mrs, William Ayles- tock celebrated their son, Don- ald's birthday with him in Lon- don last. Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gordon of Stratford were Saturday guests of, Mr, and Mrs. R. K. Montgo- mery and Mrs. Gomer Morrison and son Dennis of Owen Sound spent a week with them, Mrs. Harold Stubbs of Mount Clements, 'Mich., and Mrs. Otis Pringle of Pt. Huron were Tues- day visitors with Miss Ada Porte and Mrs. Helen Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgins and family have returned home to Exeter after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Hodgins Sr. and family. Many times and in many places, it has been said, recrea- tion is everybody's business. This does not seem to have reg- istered too well with most of us, judging from the attendance at the round-robin pee wee base- ball game played in Lucan last Thursday evening. In a free -scoring game that saw Hensall score 8 runs in the • second inning only to have Lu - can double that number of runs in the fourth inning, very few rooters were on hand, Final score at the end of five innings when the game was called, was Lucan 18, Hensel! 10. ' Now, the point 1'm frying to stress is, when "junior" plays again, don't send him, BRING 11 IIVI . I'll be hoping to see you. Personal items Mrs. Sam Angold of Bridge- view near Burlington is holiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hodgson. Mr. J. Radcliffe who has pur- chased the horne of Mrs. T. D. Orme is busy on Alterations and renovations before moving in, Mr. Alf Dickins of London was a Wednesday visitor with sister, Mr. 'Bob Coleman. In the after- noon they visited another sister, Mrs. Frank Coates ot Exeter. Mrs. Irving Gibson spent e few days last week in Kippen while her daughter Mrs, Wilmer Jones end. family were Orley on vacation. Corp. and Mrs. Alan F. lilon- dell end farelly of Albert, St. have lett for Frenee where the Cor poral will he stationed for the next four Stats. Mrs, Blobtlel and babe will visit her rin0151n In tegiand until suitable matters in Prance an be seeured. Rev, and Mrs. Ronald Hall have moved into the Blotidel home. Mrs. W. .1, 6 e y o1' th Lord bufferin Apt, London entertained Mrs. W, C. Crosier, Mrs, Ronald Crosier and daughter Julie last Saturday. Exchange rings at London church Baskets of pink and white gla- dioli and ferns, formed the set- ting in the Blessed Sacrament Church, London, at 11 a.m., Sat- urday, July 25, for a double -ring wedding, when Rev. Fpther W. P. Kenna united- in wedlock Winnifred Erma Egan and Peter Cassar. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Egan of London and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Egan, Mar- ket St., Lucan, The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Louis Cas- sar, of London. Given in marriage by her fa- ther, the bride chose an en- semble of white figured nylon tulle. over white satin featuring lily point sleeves, sweet -heart neckline and over -skirt of lace. A veil of Ftench illusion fell from a coronet of rhinestones. She carried a cascade of pink rose buds, shasta daisies and ivy, Mrs, Gloria Manser, of Dor- chester, as matron of honor, wore a figured blue nylon gown over taffeta and Miss Sheila Xing friend of the bride and Mrs. Madeline Stinchcombe, aunt of the bride, of London chose mint green figured nylon over taffeta. All attendants wore white fea- thered headdresses, white acees- sories and carried _yellow silage daisies, Theresa Egan, as flower girt wore a shrimp ankle -length dress with matching poke bonnet and carried pink rose -buds. Stephen 'Egan ,was ring -bearer in navy blue blazer and, gray pants. Mr. Charles Cauchl of Lon- don and Donald White were ushers. Miss Cornell of London, pro- vided traditional wedding music and accompanied the two sblo- istsf Miss Mary -Lou Richardson and Miss Diane lefeLean, Blue, pink and white streamers, and gleds, white belle and had. loons decorated 3a4 Gray St. Lon- don, for the reception, where the bride e mother received in a two plete mint, green and pink silk dress with corsage of rest hurls and shasth daisies. She was as- s i s ted by the bridegroom's mother in a met blue crepe gown with red rosebud corsage. For a honeyitioen trip ter Nia- gara Fang and lett/talc), N.Y., the bride changed to an ensemble of pale-blite figuted nylon over taf- feta With white accessories. The Young touple Wi11, intake their hertie in London, Lucan Itueste at the wedding included Mr. and 1Virs. Dave tgati St. and Mrs. Xay Egan and Son, Pat. Mere LUEgii Nowa on Pato 17 Douglas and Jimmy Tubb, small children of Mr. and Mrs. James Tubb of Mitchell (nee Beth Hodgins) are. staying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins while their parents are on a trip to Winni- peg and Kenora, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins have returned to Sarnia after spend- ing a few days with Mrs. George "Botyclin. Mr, and Mrs. Chester Sprawl of Kitchener and daughter and family of Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar ittcFalls, Mr. and Mrs..A. E. 'Reilly have returned home from a two week .vacation at their cottage at Pike Lake. Mr. and Mrs, George Lithco of Toronto, and the latter's mother, Mrs. Frederick Hill spent last Sunday with Mrs. Hill's sister, Mrs. A. M, Hedden and Mr. Hed- den. Mr. Eber Hedden of London visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hedden last week. Pets prove shy of tape in vocation school show Long before the appointed hour having the length of their tail of 7:30 p.m. last Wednesday night Vacation School children with their pets, began congrega- ting on the old hall diamond for the fourth annual pet show. made The winners were; Little dogs, with the longest ears, Linda Ankers; medium dogs, with the longest right foot, There were small dogs and big Gayle Hickson; big dogs, with dogs, mamma cats and baby kit- the shortest tall, Marilyn Smile, tens, rabbits, birds, turtles, baby ert; puppies, with the longest ictiligielcieannstha,ndwhaiclhonglitIceggetehrel hIvleiaetdi etteesel,Nancyongest,sLewis; vhiskers,Hcaazetsl, with Simp- Piper, was followed by a retinue' son; kittens, with the longest tail, of admiring "small fry." Helen Simpson. Mr. Clare Stanley was M.C. Bunnies, with the pinkest nose, forlt:bigaeeasi°lVith1rr:dirh birds, with tlr?st ClareneeIaskettinehargeo the eoIo,Arnold,ltikCl- p.A.ssteiithe‘c:sevenn)rt; tucties, nouncenents — as well as his Corbett; miscellaneous, the od- "wisebeyond the park. Mr. R. R. Cro• ehieken, Karen Hodgson, a lamb, cracks," could he heard sleet pet, frog, Laura eteagtee, tier was in charge of the pre- Linda }lardy, sentation of prizes and the judges Tho - were e Mrs. Jackeace, r. A puppy donated by Mrs. Tho- mas Weller went to Mr. Law- Ankers and Mr. E, A. Mostu•in- john. rence Warburt of London. The choosing of winners, with a foot rule, caused much amuse- ment for judges as well as on- lookers. Before each event the M.C. opened a sealed envelope and informed the judges how they were to judge the event. The. measuring of tails afforded the most amusement as some animals seriously objected to Personal items Mrs. B. W. Stanley of Preston and her daughter, Mrs. Clare Norton, of London were recent guests of Mrs, T. C. McFarlane anct called on a number of Lucan friends. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bison have returned home from a. two week :motor trip to Halifax. Family reunion A family reunion woe held et the cottage of Pr. an ilifra•• Lobainger of Sarnia last Sunday. Guests included, Mr- and Mres John Perk, Mr. and Mrs. Sheri. dan Revington, Mr. and M. Wes Revington, Me. and Mrs. Jack Lankin, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Revington of can, Mr. and Mrs. Art McLean and M. and Mrs. Barry McNaughton of Lon- don and Mr. and Mrs. Cermet!, Conti and family of Niagara, N.Y. The -Lucan Dry Goods elosed its doors Saturday night after having sold out practically its whole stock in a huge sale this month, person., item! Mr. Cecil Jackson and daugh- ter Ella and Airs. Senn all of Stratford were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Aylestock. Mrs. he Hodgins and girls of Owen Sound, were weexer d guests of Mrs. Jessie. Lewis and Mr, and Mrs, Wes Hodgins, 'Mr. and Mrs. William Mather* and family are holidaying in Te- terboro. Mr. Norman Durr 01 Guelph and his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Walker Durr of Parkhill, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mee. Charles Windsor, Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Miller and family of Chawbin, Alta,, were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Her- man Young. IF IT'S CA9I-1 YOU NEED, THEN DON'T DELAY- ' CALL T.C.C. ON THE PHONE:„TODAY Loans $150. to $2,500. or more. Take up to 30 months to repay on a wide selection of loan plans. Fast, courteous service. 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE nr GODERICH, ONT. Now! appointed by Chrysler to bring you SIMCA • Its here! The great new SIMCA from Paris. Take one drive and you'll know the truth. That, of all the world's economy cars, Chrysler of Canada has brought you the finest. S1MCA outperforms anything in its price class. For MICA is The Economy King of cars, with front, engine safety and 4 -door family -size room. The car that holds 14 world's records for performance and endurance. The car that's proven, maximum miles per gallon economy. The car you'd expect to cost much more than the low, low price on the tag. Check the SIMCA against its competition! You get Suggested reteit prices start Imps $1,895 gorgeous, tailored interiors; reclining foam rubber seats; heater and defroster; extra large brakes for safe, sure stops; a big, roomy trunk; panoramic, distortion -free, safety glass windshields; Quiet - Tone soundproofing; Unitized construction that's sound, and solid; ball -joint suspension, and many, many other extras. See and drive the fabulous SIMCA, today! Specifications, Equipment, end Prices subject to change without notice. ••• simcA Chrysler of Canada is pleased to announce the appointment of these SIMCA Dealer's '58 DODGE :REGENT SEDAN Push-button transmission, 11,000 miles .... $2,595 '57 DODGE REGENT SEDAN Push-button transrnission, 21,000 miles . $2,095 '56 MERCURY TUDOR HARDTOP Power windows, power brakes, automatic transmission, radio, only ,„,„ ... $2,150 '56 FORD FAIRLANE TUDOR ' Automatic transmission, radio . $1,695 '56 DODGE TUDOR -26,000 miles, radio $1,595 '56 DODGE MAYFAIR FORDOR V8 engine., tutone, 28,000 miles.. $1,695 • n Stock Brand New '59 Dodge See It PHONg • '54 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL SEDAN • Ailtomatic transmission, radiO, Redram V8 engine, . $1,130 '54 BUICK TUDOR,HARDTOP • Power ateetileg, power brakes, automatic $1, transmission, completely overhauled 295 54 PLYMOUTH TUDOR SUEURBAN $ 995 DODGE 1 TON EXPRESS , In top condition! $1095 '51 DODGE REGENT SEDAN—with radio $ 395 '49 DODGE REGENT SEDAN $ 295 Demonstrator at a Reduced Pria Today! . • Exeter' Motor Sales Prod bobbs, Prop. exEtert